, 1863-03-30


their places, the procession thus formed moved
through the nave into the choir In the follow
ing manner:
or TIE ROYAL FAMILY AND Or THE
QUEENS HOUSEHOLD.
Drums and Trumpets.
Sergeant Trumpeter.
Pursaiyants end Heralds-
The Eqnerry in Waiting, Major General F. Il. =.
rh. c,.,r x,-shsi ss'mRo9r: no 4o,z .,,,o5 p,no.
The Comptroller Of the Household, the Lord PROXY.
The Treasurer Of the Household, the Viesount
The Keeper Of the Pri1y Pnnrse, Colonel, the Hon,
Sir charles u. Phipps. (. 6. B. ~ ~
The Groom in Waiting, the Hon. Mortimer Sack
The Lord in waiting. aii!G Stst; tse Lord camoys,
The Lori Steward, ths !; Earl Of St. Germans,
Norrcy Cla,nccaux
dsnEssn dkaE Arms Garter King Of King Ssatsn.a Ct an:
Cehcr, Arms. Usher,
Deputy Eaf Marshal ds,Is t5s fSFa Edward Fitzalan
II Hs9 1f5s III 1f 1ssss ssss9 M MSyaofy
Her Royal High!ness the Datehees Of Cambridge
Her Boya1 uighnea Princess Beatrice.
His Royal Hghness Prince Leopold
His Royal Highncss Prince Arthur.
Her Royal Hfghness Princess Louise.
Her Royal Highness Princess Helena.
Princess Alice Of Great Britain and ireland.
The Lady in attendance on her Royal Hi.hncss. |
the Barones6 de Graucy.
The Treasurer to her Royal Hjghness; Nj. Becker.
His Royal Highness Prince Louis Of Hcsse, E. g.,
attended by Captain dc Westerwe.ler.
M Roy q Bsa and
ireland, lending bis Royal Highncss
Prince William Of Prussia.
Attendante, &c, DC, &c,
TIE ESTREE.
Upon arriving at the entrance to the choir,
the drums and trumpets filed of, and contin-
ned playing until the procession had entered,
when Beethoren's Iriumphal March WAS
played BY the organ aud BY her Majesty's
band.
The Roral Princes and Frinccsses we're con-
Quoted TO the scats prepared for them upon
the haut pa,, and the other members of the
procession were shown to the places appoint
ed for them in the choir By her Majvsty's
Gentlemen Ushcrs.
The Gentlemen at-ArRs and Yeomen Of the
Guard remained in the nave.
The Lord Chamberlain, preceded BIZ the
drums and trumpcts, then returned to the
West entrance to await the arrival Of the
bridegroom.
TIE BR1DEGRooM's PROCESSION.
His Royal Highncss' procession having been
formed, the Lord Chamberlain conducted the
bridegroom and the supporters Of his3soyal
Highness, with their attendants, to the choir
in The following order:
Drums and Trumpcts.
Sergeant Trumpeter. ......
Noroy Glanrenceux
s seessetar5 to his Royal nghness the bisidssroo
The Grooms Of the Bcdchamber to hls Royal High
neas the Bridegroom.
TIE Lords Of the Bcdchnmber to his Royal High
The Lord Alfred Mer7ey. the Earl of Mount
The Comptroller and Tfeaspeei Of the Household
OF his Royal Highncas the Bridegroom,
Lieutenant General Kuoliys.
The Groom Of the Stole to his Royal ushness the
Bridegroom,
tthe Earl Spencer.
THE BRIDEGROOM,
Supported b. his brether'in-law, his Royal High
es: tho his GsowG raI rnss s So2, Of P5;s5a
ths SdRf4gy RRsign1ns anS 9oHs 9otS.t Of & si5e i
Followed by the E4usries Of his Royal Highaess
n,to, r T,esat5s ,hs Pa!'dssrGVen,. = c,nt.,n r
't Cry, aud Eisat & co! F. G {: kspps! 1P: ..
Mighness h. Crown ''iG flneo Of fR fgas.a' eoi. %
| von Ohernftz and Capt. ron Lncadon
Groom in waiting to the Queen in attendance 1 On
j. #. Bentinel. L. G. B.
The gentlemen in attendance upon his Royal
Highness The Reigning Duke Of SAKE Cobnrg
aud Gotha The Baron yon Nangcnheim,
Eguerry to the Queen in attendance on his
| Royal IIighncss the Keigning Duke of SAKE
Cobu1g aud Gotha, Colonel ihe Hon, Dudley
G. F. De Ros.
7nr np,nvc1oo,,,s u,rDrr
On reaching the choir the drums and trun-
pets filed off; and rs the procession entered,
| MendelEsohn's march from 'tAthalie" +" was
played by the organ and By her Majesty 5
paTa. M. n,;aoo,oor, .a,,zu,.a, - +,,o a.+
dne n1leasgtool WAS was eononcleo 4l 70 tne seat
prepared Tor him upon the hdnt pas, leading
to the altar, and his supporters occupied seats
" The honsepold IONS OF Of his is r Roya IiH Irhnesi The
bridegroom, md the gentlemen In waiting
upon her ROYAL Hfghness the Crown Princess
Of Prussia and upon his Royal H1ghness the
Reirninp Duke az save C6bnrr Ind Gotha
stnSi1 near thcir Rnva1 Highneas
The Lord Chamberlain. preceded "A hefnre
By the drums and trnmpets, then proceeded to
receive her Royal IIjgbncss the bride at the
west entrance 10 81. Georges Chapel.
OF TEE BRIDE
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~ ,eas 4 ~ ny ~ na. -
fu +hcir -cctntin1 ~ se'
Her Royal Highncss's bridesmaids awaited
TIC bride .! il m apaItmeset ct prepared for them
The pent1rrnen in attendanre nnon her
Rora1 f}in1naus .ha - Rrdo mnon ~. hpoT Rora1 ei
Alghness Prince Christian Of Denmark, and
upon his Royal H1ghncss the Duke Of Cam
bridge, remained near.
The BRIDES procession moved through tbe
nave ;nto thn rho;r In the fn1Iowinu ordar.
A'~ NA'" -. ~Ao11 40 ~ -, AoAo " 1D6 o'ee''
DfuMs and Irumpets.
Sergeant Trumpeter.
Herald: Herald.
Master Of the Ceremonies.
The Memhe1s n fhe isandsS fasstion a. ~ L.
Mr. G, 4, Gosche, and CAPTAIN de Faibe.
IT The Danish Minister, Mons To:ben dc Bile,
TMhs M vtce Chamber. Thc Lord chanabe,
lain q inc 2psen's Lain 4f the Queen
m Hts,a,s, Housshold; d;,..,.. m.a II Honsehofd
Luz fA'e'Nn* "aet!T1se y.1s n rus ''seonnt s5unet
1ah onAuI'
! Supported by her Father. hts ROYAL Htghness
fIlnee Cnr71kAn 1iah u y. tsnIask. 4tn ns.i.. =,
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: po-n. ~ r;.1t nrr,a-r;od naroh,o., ~ n.,.,.
: NarquisEes and Eatls.
:. Lazy Hicto5ia scott 4ady Diana Beauclerk
, lazy Elmn HInee, ST!,;t Lady victoria Howard
Fn9r n5 sg1s; W.5ssc, ay az ar EnSaA fG,Se. @
adiee and Gentlemen IN attendance nnon
her Rovai Hichucss the Bride.
Gen. d.Oxholm, Chamberlain to his Majesty tn
:. King Of Denmark:
t Madame oxhol1.: Grand Aaltzesse Of the Cour
+ ol nle Majesty ne hinG OF Denmafk-
j. rnrs. 1peh,esa ~ ~ tecenao"i nan T..
RoTa' Mchncss s ~ nride - liant Gen thr Hn nr
Q Chas. GreI. ~ N' NN~'
Adjutant to his Royal Highness Prince Christia,
| Of Denmark, Capt Castenscbjold, Gentleman Q
j the King Bedchanber.,
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