, 1863-03-30

not be joined tUt,CtHcr IN holy matrlmoHy, |
then to declare it, having met no response,
the Prince Of Wales landed the ring, 10 the
P1imate, who handed it back again to the
Prince, who placed it upon the finger Of his
bride, with the words" With this ring thee
NED. with my body thee worship, and with |
all my worldly goods I thee endow: In the |
name Of the Father, and Of the Son, and Of |
the Holy Ghost. Amen"
Then the Primatc, in tho name Of tho sau1e |
Holy Trinity, declared the royal couple to be |
man ard wife, concluding the ceremony With
lug Her b.es1S RoSEal Hlsbness, the Princess, was
s'given. away" By her father, the Prince
1t one O'Clock the guns announced that
the ceremony. was proceeding, and that the
Prince and Princess were united.
c1nn chorale awakened the attention of all,
and throughout the proceedings one thought
was paramount, and that was for the Queen.
The Princess, who looked rather pale, went
through the ceremony with cAlmness, and
was universally admired.
The ladies in the procession aud those In
vited to the chapel wore full dress, with
plumcs, hut without trains. The gentlemen
wore uniforms, or full dress coats with
trousers.
The knights of the several orders present
wore their respective collars.
AFTER TIE MARRIAGE.
As the procession left the chapel, Bcetho-
yen's Hallelujah Chorus from the 'sMount of
Olives" was sung.
At the conclusion ofthe service, guns were
flrcdiin the Long Walk, Windsor park.
The procession returned to the, West en-.
tlanes rrSs ..a3 " t1s @ Snapea. 4,.,
.,, anS tosnt suesee ailu eilet1 sutes - !nc
the choir.
The bride md bridegroom and the royal
p.!Es, pelsunses Ptesenl, toPetnS1 "tlu LICK IT,
epeclA'e eui1es' 'elu1neo ~ lne eae1e.
TIE AT7EsrAT1os.
The attestation Of the marriage took place
in the usual form in the Green DFawingR
ut Windsor Castle.
All the royal personaEes present entered the
Green Drawing. Room, where they were Joined
by the dignitaTies Of the church, and the reg
istry Of the marriage WAS there atte5ted with
the usual forms.
TIE pE.EusEa,
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,E;n,sa 'ue e;a y. sus aea =, 53,,,1-
RON 70 }hc r1v.l runsts oni, in 1t Georre's
Hi ~ ;uv ~ sscrred ~ the n,nIom3ffc
Cotns tIe Iadias in waiting and ia tle yery
s,,r1oro,s ~ ne nn,on,nv mras.nt at tha ,a-snony
so.np' -, r., oha;~ - 10 oh.oaj
ol the lEss1's ~ ae shu,, h,,ndrad ~ -,a-snns
aH1nnalng m 10 aoua. to 'oa4 ~ 80 49,. s.sia w,s
divided into three compartmentsf the middle
OF octangnlaf 10TH, eoht;ineo s4aate a;af
u lhe cehsle, Mlta eupla ~ es@cA a'sle ao'o'
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9eson, eo1eaeu I'LL 1a' M1aiI ea'ta' sae1 n.uo
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4uet. ,>,,r,, ,n.-a
iAE usfAH1t ~.
at O'Clock their Royal Hfghnesse5 the
Prince and Princess Of Wales took their de-
parturc for her MajestJ'a marine residence,
Osborne, 1sle Of Wight. Their Royal High
nesses were conducted down the grand stair
case by the Lord Steward, the Lord Chamber
| lain the Master Of the Horse, the Groom Of the
| Stole to his Royal Hishness, the Treasurer OF
| the Household, the Vice Chamberlain, aud the
Controller Of the Household.
The Peninsula and Oriental screw-steamer
! Ceylon manned yards, With lightat end ofe,ch
| yard, the shipping firing ! rUya1 salute as the
Yacht, escorted by the Eldn, left the dock.
| The cheering was Of the most hearty and 20,
| c;!erous dcecii iption. The Princess was dressed
| TIE BRIDEGROOM.
Great officers precedo him but they nre little
hcrded. al1 cvcs are Turned unot lie Prince
Of Wales, who, in his uniform Of General, but
wearing over all the insignia and purple man.
IN IN the choir. partly accompanied. purify foi'
lowed by lis brother-iu-law, the Prince o1
| Prussia. md his nncle. the Dnke of Ravo Cn
hurr simi|ar]y robed. The Wedding Narct
| is piayed as t6cy move M with stately eas 4;
and he Oueeu fises and comes fuIly forwar.
1 Nk-S~" ~0~~r@.
and turn in line towards Ier. bowing deenlv
The Duke Of Saxe Coburg and the Prince q
prmst;a r~t;r, ~ tha sn,3h side IF ia III, ~ !,
and the hrdccroo,n oftrr lnre1;n~ 80 sa'.
nrda IN n1ars7 risns and s+ands :. ia ros. a,'t
rnoo4a,nr ~ +h;s 81 s4ot. y ;n.tha ae1str ans -
tha 1au1 ~ alone ,1ith his f,c.. toxards ~, -
Gnnen ''~@1 ~ ~ ~ %"'
@Tha ,no,,hor. IF 4ha Dor;sh -,r,, c,,;,,
and most Of the roraI visitors f,ilovcd atIn ~;
Prince and PRINCES; to The Grand Entran.r
rhcr" ~. pr;ncess If Wales tool. inarn :,
her parents md other relatiyes. Their roya
Hirhnesscs entered an open carr;are and :o;,,
and. preceded by outriders In scarlet liyerics
| passed slowly round the quadrangle Of tn
e'ff 3fnr s,,;os+,. +ba o,oa, ,,,,,,,a;,a >,
+hnir Por,1 iI;ohness thc crnrn br;roo ~
pr;nnasa - p-!as;a ~ prroa ~ 1U;e- ~. ~.
r,inccss A1clan,lra went to Froomnre ~, -
Mnndnv and r;s;t.d thr ,nansois;;,, Wh;o -
IL. conts;ns tho tomb of the heloyrd and revers
Prince Cnosnr+
TLc Priuce and n Princess Of V;1es arrived q
Bar;npstokc nj 81 n. m. where m ad.,re.
Tns 1,7esented by the Mayor in thc nrcsenc
of almost i lsoD sncrtafors> The rorai nart
resumed their Journey at 5.1o afri1fnr~ ~ :
southa,nnton: Al 1;.1s Hero ns-a,n ~. Nv
no;r wert. 1,r:snntrd win m sdJr.!a ~ ~, y
Maror iNr II Prrt;nsl attsndsI hv ~: ~ ~, ~
nntat;o1 - wh;c, h;s PnraI T;rhrsys. ~ h-;og
rsr,i;nS ar,1 ;mmcd;afaira ,ar-5Sas a,.,h"rta
~, ;oa5,a w t},e rnvo1 vscRt Ea;r,. fnr n.horn,
sucl, IN nccasinn Z M. n wi,,ch ~ ~ ~
annrar to sIvantarc. yet the Prinec ,1n;ns ~ h
nofs;ne, thronrI i Hith 1hc casv r5aca ,sc7 M
seems 1atufal 10 ali his actions lie stood a1ont
the watched and Observed of ali the onser, %
ers, neither bashful nor confident, but with
manly royal bearing that became his illustr
ous biFth ana exalted station. lie locke
around upon the splendid scene torn moneu
quietly and easily and his every movcmen
his look, his very bearing, seemc1 in the
vivid likeness to MS Royal father to fmpres
and amaze all-even those who by their Ean
and station might be supposed to be most f
miltar with his features.
TIE BRIDE.
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en.ete" A"1 otooo