The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-18 00:00:00

COURT AND FASHION.

VaCh f"
LORD CARDIGAN intends to build a screw-. ~t
000.
the Kingstown sailing next year. The cost is to be ton,.
Tna idea of getting up a banquet to Lord Palmers
in Edinburgh, has been abandoned for the present. I the
THE approaching marriage we lately announced of
ay
youngest daughters of the Earl of Abergavenny ;
now add that the eldest, Lady Caroline Nevill, is s“,
1p
to be united to Viscount Lymington, son and heir al
Earl of Portsmouth.
RD It is reported in diplomatic circles ths.,t sd
violent scene has taken place between Lord Clarendon don
Baron Brunow, the Russian Minister. Lord ClarciltiFt
is said to have directly charged the Russian diPl°sl,3lo
with bad faith, and with having deceived the I'll,: the
Cabinet to the intentions of Russia with respect

Principalities. _ _
THE EMPRESS OP TER FREACH.—The Scotso
commenting on the imperial visit to Boulogne, 880.0 f
" The Empress seems to have come in for a large share
the admiration and acclamations—praises of her b0,,,,a
and amiability being in the mouths of all, both French her
English, who have had the honour of a smile from the
Imperial Highness. What a curious example it is ef.,;41
whimsical turns of the ' whirligig of time,' that a Spe,:fe,,
lady, who has aunts and cousins in Kircudbrighte'rol
should have stood on Monday last, as the wife of fret of
Emperor, surveying the cliffs of England from the fb° 0,
the column erected by the great Napoleon to conl.Terni,
rate his happily only intended' conquest of Britaw
THE COURT.—The Court left Balmoral on Th'-""_a pnri
for Holyrood Palace, arriving there in the afternombpres.
Friday the Court left by the Caledonian Railway for add.
ton, staying oily for a short period at Carlisle andily the
At the former station Her Mtvesty was welconle"..e;cherl
Lord-Lieutenant and Corporation. The royal train_i ain at
3s'
Preston at ten minutes to two o'clock, and left .ety's
five minutes past two o'clock. During Her gel with
brief stay at Preston she lunched, and was presen'reached
an address by the Corporation. Her Majel,, of SC''"
Windsor shortly before eight o'clock. The Thx..-„, (peep,
castle, the Secretary of State in attendance on t"' nrri
from Balmoral, took leave of Her Majesty after heri-,4cof
at the Castle, and proceeded to London. The x...5,1,-,ek
Aberdeen arrived from town about half-past one °''"-
on Saturday, and had an audience of the Queen.

MARRIAGES IN HIGH LIFE- re oo
TILE two noble houses of De Roe and Wilton we,,tes
Wednesday united by the marriage of the eldest dau,fo.c.,
of the latter with the heir of the former ancient fT:•i,
The ceremony took place at the village church of Tn.
with-cum-Oldham, in the immediate vicinity of Heave
hall, the seat of the Wilton family, in Lancashire,' Lady
bride, who has scarcely completed her 21st year, the
Elizabeth Grey Egerton, eldest surviving daughter el ,
Earl and Countess of Wilton, and the young nobleman
upon whom her ladyship has bestowed her hand
Hon. Dudley Clarke Fitzgerald De Roe, of the Ist Life
Guards, only son of the 20th Baron De Ros, and recA bert.•
appointed equerry to his Royal Highness Prince lof
The villages of Prestwich and Heaton, where the Ear
Wilton has a seat, manifested the utmost enthusia6,lnod
the occasion; scarcely a house but had its union jack
banneret, and it might have been supposedthat a lesson
been taken from the French, so numerous were the
staffsthatlined the route from Heaton-house tothe &life!
The bride was attired in an exceedingly heallwith
dress of rich poult de soie, the skirt covered
..„eks
two deep flounces of Brussels lace, headed with n'
a lank. Her ladyship wore a wreath of Cape ies,'lol *
entwined with orange blossoms, and over her hea".„„ej
veil of Brussels point. In her hand she ca""ore
bridal bouquet of natural flowers. The bridesmaids Alice
the Lady Catherine Grey Egerton and the LaclYA,Tieg
Grey Egerton, sisters of the bride ; the Lady i'ford
Grosvenor; the Hon. Miss Grosvenor, daughter of "I'be
Robert Grosvenor; the three Hon. Misses Montague ;',4.0'6
Lady Emma Stanley ; the Lady Geraldine Somerset ;fti,e,
Graham ; and the Hon. Miss Blanche de Ros, sister 'meta
bridegroom, and were uniformly attired in white fi';tje.g,
muslin dresses over white glace, with blue glace n'l blue
and bonnets of crepe here trimmed with clusters o.fieelit'
flowers. The Countess of Wilton wore a WWI° rich
dress of peach-coloured Irish poplin, over which fe11.,3
white silk mantle, superbly embroidered, a bleue,,e, De
paille de Iris bonnet completing her costume. l'aliate,
Roe wore a fawn glace silk dress, with mantle en,;oes*
and a bonnet of white glace and blonde. The Mare`lli,
of Westminster wore a dress of dark blue brocaded ,swhitei
white glace mantle, trimmed with rich fringe, and 3ess
bonnet embroidered with straw stars. The Counitv,
Wes
Derby's costume of light blue and white brocaded'' reeest
remarkable for its brilliancy and effect. Among those E„iter*
were Lordde Grey Wilton and the Hon.—Egerton, hg•Lt;ele9,
of the bride, Lord de Ros, Lord Rokeby, Lard "ri 010'
Lord 0. Fitzgerald, Lord Newport, Lord /donate 160 d,
Hon. Mr. Bathurst, Captains Wells, Stretham, Stre'. tlje
Hogg, Walsh, &c., brother officers of the bridegroom ,d;
Revs. R. Durnford, rector of Middleton ;C. Corset, tie
A. Packer and R. Fletcher, Radcliffe ; B. CromPtP''oter,
worth ; Mrs. Durnford, and Mrs. and Miss Drill/ 100 f
'of Irwell-house. After the ceremony, as they were ichr
the church, four young ladies, dressed in pure whitiejeotr
wreaths of orange blossoms on their heads, strewed 14y0g.
ful flowers along the path of the bride, the organ el to ~,
the " Wedding March." The bridal party return t
hall to luncheon, and soon after we understand,ltpuri„s•
de Ros and his lovely bride departed for a wedepree-oe
The bride's trousseau comprised upwards oflfio, *„0-
We may mention, says the Manchester Guar'igolu:of
of gold teaspoons and sugar-tongs, with a pair vpicht', ,er
dlesticks, presented by her Royal Highness the fr0re,.,;,11
Gloucester; a very handsome piece of jewellerY'Der
Royal Highness the Duchess of CambridgeLiienh:l;
Highness the Hereditary Grand Duchess of ra-'"'./
Strelitz presented a costly souvenir, "with re, 9„_''''ehest,,e-
and heartfelt congratulations ;" the Duke and '
here
Northumberland sent a very handsome bracelet ; efort,
a silver fish-slice and fork from the Duchess of ne:
pair °f
bracelet from the Princess Mary of Cambridge; „lop rl
gold candelabra from the Countess of Derby; tiAoutifei
and coffee service from Lord and Lady RokehY ; elegalif
suite of diamonds from the Earl of Wilton ; a °Countess °
dressing-case and a silver cruet-stand from the Off
giver the
Wilton ; twenty-four silver knives and three from
from Lord Grey de Wilton' an elegant buiretsteeprloat ftestirli
Lady Katherine Grey Egerton : a silver „e from
the Lady Alice Grey Egerton; a gold time-R,...0a Lam
John and Lady Jane Wild ; a silver tea-kettle le`„
silYet
Halesbury; a siver hash-dish from Lord Foreste„
rack
salver from Lady Newport ; a silver toast
estreinsvu..o,s
de Ros ; a diamond hoop ring from Lord
f....o.Aret
most elegant perfume box from the Lady
others, Bernd'
the Lady Matilda Butler; and numerous
presents from the Hon. Elizabeth Moats Dere,
rietta Somerset, Lady Macclesfield, Lon rd 1) gar'n7rics/
and Lady Leigh, Lady Lucy Bridg'eclihifieltad, LYadY Oirojf
the Hon. Mrs. Coventry, Lady
Stanley, the Lady Goderic ,
Dog:the
the Lady Georgians Bath
the Lady Evelyn Stanhope,
Janethe Hon.it ep Cecilto
nt Parker,he
Lady the
Frances
hL a tltleuMTiol
ydr Mildred
JanehH e Hope, eaG,d tyr
oh
sevy
emanßroatled,h.Caurnp_tt7ingr..7,m4Aera,
Mrs. Booth,
3Hloisns.
.I.G.rii'airiaaculdthntedhedlieLf.fdrHy. .jFMoreh.nßirch, Miss Wyndn't.
Miss Curzon, Mrs. Gray, &c. We upied
which occ ch
forget to mention a pair of glass egg cups,
and _.,„
vvanMrs3d,n.
d3lhiVrsarn.. j:BomrahfnskbSutarnniee,Y'thleir.HlOVnal.ter
Wm.d I.l.Vv_ineiteiesrLelyyji:/r00..t,
Ita.ecroens-g)incutrimbisupowsitbioyn
3ornartthheataobole
whom the young ladies of the hall have
___e,tea
kindness. There was also a bone, which was.Pr'""a great
by " Captain Zooloo," a German dog, which is
favourite at Heaton.
The nuptials of the Rev. Sir William 311.111°11-Ea'rißart-e
g ii
Castlegar, in the county of Galway, with ML.r. &non, it.
second daughter of the Rev. Henry Sing, I
Ogden,
Panreseoultsdhowivnniall:
n to the 0ir,,,e1
Roof
th esslie,inwge'rse County, :31dinetohuse
on Wednesday last, the 12th inst. The bride was a
by a train of nine bridesmaidaiipanesrmah °f
?ereni"lei