The Sun.
London, England, 1860-11-06 00:00:00

THE PENNY WEDDING.--We are happy to state
that a marriage which has been for a considerable time on
the sawdust has at length taken place. On Monday, the
22d ult., was solemnised in the Chapel, Fetter- lane, the
union of Morning Star, Esq., adopted child of John Bright,
Esq., of Birmingham, with Miss Dial, surviving
child of A. Great Mist:a.'ke, Fleet-street. The bride had
long been in a delicate state of health owing to her having
been unfortunately subre itted to empirical treatment, and
at one time had scarcely been expected to linger through
another week, but it is ?moped that the happy alliance now
made will give her a new lease of life. Her husband,
though not very well educated, and though at times in-
clined to be coarse, ha s. a manly English character, and
Miss Dial, though bmught up as a rigid dissenter, has
already seen the folly of fanaticism, and has accompanied
her new lord to most 'of the theatres, to Newmarket races,
and other scenes of i v hich she was lately in the habit of
speaking with the sbryness of ignorance. We take much
interest in the fortur, es of the wedded pair, and trust that
they will be blest witeh a large issue.—Punch.
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BIRTHS.
Pox.---On the sth imst., at Park-hill House, ciapham, the
Hon. Mrs. Augu. stus Lane Fox, of a son.
RUSSELL.—On th e Ist inst., at the Vicarage, Wines-
borough, Kent, the wife of the Rev. Sydenbam F. RllB-
- of a son.

SWAIRRY.—On the 4th inst., at 45, Oxford-terrace, Hyde.
park, the wifo of Frederick Swabey, Esq., of a son.

'MARRIAGES.

SMITH—PELLY.— On the 2d inst , at Beaumaris, Stephen
Henry Smith, Esq., Annesbrook, county of Meath, to
Georgina Barbara, only daughter of the late Col. Polly,
C. 8., 16th Lan, ors.

Twemlow, Captain in
Twramow—TwmfLow.—On the 3d inst., at All Soul's
Church, Langhaan-place, G. H.
the 16th Regt., and eldest son of Major-General Twem-
low, to Georgina Hamilton, daughter of the Rev. W. H.
Twemlow, M