Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-13

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Her Majesty looked op sffeciionsirIy IN
Prince Albefts face. and replied, loud
enough to be heard ia every part Of the chap
el--'I willn
The Archbishop then said
Who givelh this woman TO be married TO
this mani
His royal highhess the Duke of sossex
advanced. and took her Mal-sty's hand. (
which be placed in that Of the Prince
The srrvire then proeeedrd
Prince Albertthen placed the ring on her |
finger. repeating
With this ring thee wed.wih my body
thee worship. and with all my worldly goods !
thee endow 10 The name ofthr FaIhrf.An nd
ofthr Son. aud OF the Holy Ghost. Amen [
1.-The Archbishop then concluded The ser.
vice
While the service was proceeding, her
Majesty was observed to look frequently at
Prince Albert. who was standing al her
side 10 fact she scarcely eveI took her
eyes of him I'LL she left The chapel.
The s-ryice having concluded, the several
members Of the Royal Family. who had oc-
cnpitd places around the altar, returned 10
take UP their positions in the processlon. %
passing her Majesty they all pa ID their CON
graiua,ions and the Duke Of Sussex, alter
shaking her by the hand in a manner which
appeared 10 have iitilr ceremony. bal with
'cordi,lity in il afrciionatrly kissed her
chrrk. After all had passed. with The en-
cepiion OF the ROYAL bride and bridegroom,
her Mijrs:y stepped hastIIy across to the
other side Of The altar, whrre the Quern
Dowager was standing. and kissed her.
Prince Albert then took her Msjes,y's
hand. and the Royal pair Jeff the chapel, all
the spectators standing
Alter the ceremony. the procession return
ed through the suite OF apartments. her Ma-
jesty and her illustrious conson waking
hand in haad and acknowledged wnh
wilh gracious smiles the chrers with which
The wsils Of the anrirnt PaIacr now re-tcho-.
ed, for n mus, he observed that the process
ion passed on ils way 10 the chanceI
Co reaching the throne room. the form ri.
trsiation took place, when her Majesty and
Prince Alb-u signed the marriage register.
which was attrs,-d by ih- members OF the
royal family and Officers Of state present A
splendid table had been prepared FOR the par
pose. and this part Of the ceremony presented
one Of the mos. auspicious speoiacles OF the
day.
Having remained short time in the Row
al Closet. Her Majesty and The Prince re-
tarDed in the same carriage from the Royal
Garden Of ST James 10 Buckingham Palace,
and the generous greeting which burst from
the crowds. whose numbers the pelting rain
had not diminished. seemed TO be in great
measure addressed to The ear OF Prime Al
bert. who ACKNOWLEDGED the kindness evi-
deutly with deep feeling.
A wedding rrpast was prepared, at which
several OF the iIlustrious participaiors in the
previous ceremony, and the Cfficrrs Of the
household and ministers Of state. were pres.
emit II is needless 10 say that the taste and
1 ingenuity ofthe renfeciioners and table-deck-
ers wSre prominently Displayed at the f-sii-
val. splendid wedding cake forming prom
inent object ofaltractiou.
After partaking ofihe somptuous dejevMe.
the royal bridal party Sc, OUT for Windsor.
attended by the military, and on the road
! they were greeted by assembled thousands
with the same affection and cordially with
the inhabitants of the metropolis.
| A supplement 10 the Gaz-iie states that
her Majesty has appointed Prince Alben to
be a field marshal in the army; commission
10 be dated the s,h OF February, 1870
The allowance voted by Parliament 10
| Prince Albert is 10000 per annum Min
islers proposed 10000 Mr. Hume moved
/ 20.e00i-losl 80 10 sos. Col Sib,horpe
novel 30.0Oei--csrried, 262 to i5s.
Prince AIheu's emolument as Field Mar
shai. viii BE- some two thousand pounds a
year The Prince was natnralizrd by act
/ Of Parliament
Just before his marriage with the Queen
j was brought about. his Highnrss bad only
LieB:enancy ia the Austrian Dra.ooas--
/ The Qa--n Regent Of Spain has bestowed
on the Prince ,thr order Df the Fleece This
/ is one OF the most distinguished orders OF
! kfiighrsood in Europe II is The only for
rig. decoration ~orn by the Duke OF Wei.
lingion. though be is member Of some
I ihiuy or forty ehisalrie Institutions Of SIM
] liar kind, gA1 pHRE
4 The address 10 the Queen was voted 10
The House Of CommoDs on the 10Th Of Feb.
I The Sp~sker took the chair st ten min
ttas before 2 o'clock. at hi-h i'm, the house
lpresrnled most splendid appearance
\ There We're about 200 meu,hers present The
4 great majority Of hoin sal or The Conser-
valve, hrnch+s.l and they were all dressed
,-i,her 10 full naval and military uniform. on
eourt roslume- rSsss.i Us. es.
Al 2 o'cIark, the members, headed by thr
Speaker. in his state carriage. procerded 10
Buc bingham Palacr. to present an Address
Of Cong Inhalation TO her Majesty on her
4 marriage