The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-02-08
Sir Robert Peels Marriage.
EECHEs OF LORDS GRANVILLE AND PALMERSr0N

[From the London Globe, January 1871
We yesterday chrohicied the marriage Of Sir Robert
hal The splendid d5s,irer which zen Afterwards
by tho Duchess Of Wellington gave rise speeches
sions, indefaigabl. the Morning Pcs The
Duke Ct Wergtou proposed the bride and biideg room
fer which Captain w Peel and the Marquis Of Twee,,le
s4yerny returned hanks the Marquis giving the health
Of Lady Peel To this Mr. Frederick Peel replied recalling
the associations Of the names Of Wellington and Peel
which the event o the morning cac uIatei TO
solicate. He proposed Lord Twesda ca health, when
the noie Lord sgan expressed his qualification at the
union.
Earl GRANVILLE then said-I have been nstterel With
the delicate aud honorable commission OF proposing til.
health oftAe six young ladies have taken prominent
possible, without oion to behold under this root,
such ,asion, the two OF Wellington aud Peel
devotion TO the grea. Duke will render INSOFAR ably
connected with the latter days of his hstory soout
which unite both Of those illustrous ames OF sir obs
Peel can speak from my personal knowledge as .
fellow conntrymau and brother yeomsn. rnus much
perhaps may be permitted to say thai the character Of
the brdegr Is worthy the gentness aad beauty o.
the bride: hardly know any story Of modern times
equsilipg in romantic danger and interest that sudden
and terrible midnight plunge which Sir Robert Feel made
nom sinking sbip In the Mediterranean, whSe his
pr ature death The plunge he has day has
not beer made in Ths ark, and don't thnk 1t has
CURED much norsi courage Bat ,r you young ladies',
waning. The plunge he hiss this day u,ads is
plunge that must come at last TO all Of you Be
the violent win be the shock whoa to;curs The
noble fsrfs speech caused much laughter, which had
haToly ceased when
Lord PAIxE,sroS rose TO respond the bridesmaids
liz Lordship said-On the part Of he bridesmaids,
whose champion anu, beg to return you their thanks.
Fer uDately-sthout apy oispasagement 20 their
oharms--1 am deprived of thai qualification which
think ali ought to possess who are called upon to per.
foin my duty. Bat can assure you that The grAcaa
Than hat Of the young gentleman SO many Of whom
sse around me exhibiting signs of envy Of the proud
tad 40. To-,
Of negotiation Is the fashion depend much the
mediation OF intervening parties (Alaugh) strongly
enter upon any tender dpomaces not TO have recourse
10 any such mediapg parties but to direct neg
tion which, although not always successful in politics. Is
BIZ TAR the best plan my recommendation be adopted,
have little doubt that, before this day twelvemonths
shall have the honor TO assist at several successful
gociAtions between the young gentlemen whom ses be-
fore me- ana the fair madens whom hsve the honor
10 represent There Is an cid song, ladies and gentle
msD the refrain OF which remember runs thus
She Is charming woman,
And he il q fortunate
In the before me doubt not the virtues and
prcspoiiiy shared aAe In the proportions and
will to the successful negociatoEs lasting affection
enc nss Saopv asars. with
unanimous applause and made fitting close tor tue
banquet the company shortly afterwards retiring to the
The bridesmaids were Iaces Jane and julia Hwy sisters
OF the bride the Misses Peel and Lady Louisa Hamilton.
Manor before the dyeune Lady Emily wore her travel
rg costume "a dress Of light blue silk with ermne
collar and cape Of maroon coiored velvet With pink
bonnet and white lace veil.
speoisl train waiting at Enstsn square, aud at
Tamworth, which was reached at 4lo The rejoisings
we're grand scale,
We should be guilty of important OMISSION aid we
not record the proportions OF the wedding cake which
the Post tells perhaps the largest piece 81 consec
tonery record formed by three stops the 6Tst
supporting vAssa OF bridal flowers with corauoopas Of
fruit between them. The next grsdston supported
mental pillars and the third which was Yarlaudei By
wreatbs displayed shields of tho lweease snd Peel
with their respective tami notices. oorn.han r,l
VIII his bow unbent and holding garland OF Bowers
CHS necessarily imperfect description oonvays but
vague Idea what . triumph ia tbs luian art Of
confectionery. II WIS moose we'll rnads IN ~,
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