, 1863-03-30

ward Cuet. and by two Of her. Majesly's gen
tlenen ushcrs, tho Hon. Frederick Byng and
tho Hon. Spencer PoIisonby, and Were con-
ductcd through the nave into the choir Of tide
chapel, where seats ,Sero prepared for them
npon the haut pas 1eadfng to the altar.
PROCESSION OF THE ROYAL FAa1LT AND or
TIE QUEENS HOUSEHOLD.
At quarter to twelve o'clock her Royal
Highness the Crown Princess Of Prnssia,
Princess Royal Of Great Britain and ireland,
with his Royal Hghncss Prince William Of
PRUSSIA, his Royal Hjghness Prince Louis Of
Hesec, and her Royal Highness Princess Louis
of Hesse Princess Alice OF Great Britain aud
ireland, their Royal Highnesses Prince Ar
thur, Prince Leopold, Princess Helena, Prin~
cess Louise and Princess Beatrice, and their
Royal HighneEses the Duchess Of Cambridge
and Princess Mary Of Cambridge, with their
respective suites, proceeded In state carriages
from the state entrance Of Windsor Castle 10
the West entrance Of St. Georges Chapel, at-
tended by field officers escort Of the 1st reg
iment Of Life Guards.
PROCESSION OF THE BRIDEGROOM.
At 12 o'clock his Royal Mghaess the bride
groom, accompanied by his supporters, nus
ROYAL Highness the Crown Prince Of Prussia,
K. g., and his Royal uighness the reigning
Duke of Sake CobuTg and fsotha; +. ", Wlth
the respective suites Of their royal hlghnesses,
proceeded In carriages from the state entrance
Of Windsor Castle 10 the west entrance Of st.
Georges Chapel, attended BY captains es'
cort of the 1st regiment Of Life Guards.
TIE BRIDES PROCESSION.
at a quarter past twelve o'clock her Royal
ujghness the bride, accompanied By her sup
poftcrs, his Royal Highness Prince Christian
Of Denmark, and his Royal Highness the
Duke Of Cambridge and the respective suits
Of their royal h'ghnesses, proceeded in car
riages from the state entrance Of the Castle to
h0 o]1fr cfG Tho nj ~
tended BY captains escort Of the Isl regl-
ment Of Life Guards.
PROCESSION At ST. GEORGES CHAPEL.
The great officers, Mistress Of the Robes,
| and others Of the Queens Household, were
conveyed in carriages in the same procession
with their Royal Highnesses from Windsor
Castle to st. Georges Chapel, and having as.
sembled in the Hall adjoining the nave Of the
chapel, were there mazshalled in the usual or
| der of her Ma3esty'B PROFESSIONS. The royal
personages having been then conducted to
their places, lie procession thus formed moved
through the nave into the choir in the follow
| ing manner:
| PROCESSION or TIE ROYAL FAMILY AND Or THE
QUEENS HOUSEHOLD.
Drums and TEumpets.
Sergeant T1umperer.
Pursaivante and Hera1ds-
The Equerry in Waiting, Major General F. Z. g
! Seymour.
| The Clerk Marshal, the Lord Alfred Paget.
The Comptroller Of the Household, the Lord PROXY
/ The Treasurer Of the Household, the Viesonnt
The Keeper Of the pr!y 5s Rsfsc, Colonel, tho Hon
Sir Charles b. Phipps, E c. B.
| The Groom In Waiting, the Hon. Mortimer Sack
| vile West
| The Lord in Waiting. the Lord Camoys,
| The Lord Steward, the Earl Of St. Germans,
| G.C.B.
! Norcy Cla.nccaux
King Of Arms, King Of Arms.
| Gentleman Garter King OF Gentleman
| Cehcr, Arms. Usher,
| Lieut Gen. Sir Sir Charles G. Sir William
| Frederick Smyth. Young. Martins.
| Deputy Earl Marshal. the Lord Edward Fitzalal
| Howard
/ 1the Lord Charnhe tI,in the Tfscnunt SYiInrY