The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-23

ment" having been read, the blessing was
pronounced, and the choir and clergy Leading
tDe way the brides ana Dridegrooms, with their
relatives aud friends proceeded to the Chap
ter House, whre Mr.. Turtle played the march
from the overture TO Handeis Occasional Ordt0I1o,
and IN that old parliament house OF England signed
the register attestiug the uulon, aud among the
SIGNATURES ot the witnesses appears that OF hrs
koyal hlghness the Prince OF Wales. the bells ol
the abbey rang out merrlly, and the brides drove
away there was much enthusiasm, The Prince and
Princess OF Waes being also loudly cheered.
The breakfast was given at Chesterfield House,
Mayfair the town OF the Duke OF Abercor.
The Prince oil Waves proposed the .sHeaths OF the
Brides and Brldepro0msn and wished them all sue
cess ana happiness. Among those who were present
we noticed their Royal Highnesses the Prince aud
ana Princess Christian, his Royal ngnness the Duxe
OF Cambridge, their Serene Hlgbnesses Prince
ana Princess OF SAKE Weinar, MS ExceiencJ
the Turkish Ambassador, the Duke ana Duchess
Of Manchester, the DUCHESS Of Bncceuch the Duke
and Duchess OF Marlborough, the Marquis and
Marcmoness oil Hamtiton, the Marquis and Mafch.o-
ness OF Camden the Warehouses or Londonderry,
the Dowaoer MarcAioness Oh Lansdowne, the Count
EDS Of Westmoreiand, the Earl and Countess OF
Mount EdgcumDe, the Earl and Countess OF Lich-
1eld the Countess OF Mountcnarles, the Earl Of
Beehive and the Ladies Tay lour ca. the Earl and
Countess Oi Dalkeitn, the Earl Granville Nlse0unt
Joeelya, Mr.. Coventry, dr Cockerell vlscount and
Vscountess BOVINE, Sir lvor and Lady Guest, Lord
Strathnalrn, Lord Darlington, Lord Albert Leveson
Cover. Lord Gland Hamilton, LORD and Lady Fever
sham, Lord ana Lady George raget Lady Milford.
mel and the Baroness North, Lady HOLLAND, Lord
Henry Gordon LeDnOx, Lord and Lady Alfred
Churchill, Lora aud Lady Cosmo Russell, Lady A.
Russell, Sir William aud Lady knollys and the
Misses KnolIys El. Lord and Lady Lyveden, the
Right Hon. Benjamin Dsraeli and Vlscounless
Beaconsiela Captain and the lion. Mrs. klnnaird,
Colone and Mrs. Fo.ey, Captain aud the n0n. MRS.
Yorke Coionei aid tie Hon. AIRS. Strange Jocelyn,
Captain Give and Miss Give, MIR. Cory, Mr.. Francis
knollyS Mir. and Mrs. Barnett, hr. George Russell,
Mr.. and Mrs. King, MIR. ouest, Mr.. Wombweil, Mr..
Russell, Dr. Cream Mr. Alfred Montgomery, Canon
Nepean, DR.. Quln, Hon. MIS- Coke Hon. Leveson
COVER. Mrs. William RUSSELL MI and Mrs. Charles
Forbes, &c.
ess OF LansuOwne ieit town for Bowood.
The travelling dress OIL The bride was OF rich azure
blue irisn popnn, trimmed tabaer with White
knotted fringe and fine narrew irish guipure lace;
ana corsase and Jacket to correspond. AT the same
time the Marquis and Warehouses OF BandIord
took their departure for Bienheim House, Wood
stock, the bride wearing costume OF rich pearl
gray ifisn popin WITH several small volants, each
volant edged win cerise poult de sole, paner ana
trimmed with cerlse. Both these dresses as well as
the bridal costumes ana the dress the Duchess of
Of Abercorn, were prepared In Grafton street,
Dublin, which city furnished the entire tlusseaux,
winch included some line specimens Of Irish gulpure
lace.
The presents, which were OF wondrous richness
and value, were as foHows:-trom her Majesty LIE
Queen, pendant gold lOcket with portrait III relief
OF his late Royal Hghness Prince Albert set IN
liants pearls and coral. From their Royal Ill, III
nesses tile Prince and Princess OF wales IA PAIR oi
god bracelets OF elegant design, set In diamonds;
also, magnificent pair OF engraved glass jugs, with
gold mOuntlngs. From their Royal Hlgnnesses Prince
ana Princess Christian a beautifully painted china
CttSheb. fIOm Jne Duke Vi udrlDOrOugU, grand
tiara OF elegant design OF diamonds; also pearls,
brflants and gold Iocket From the Marquis or
Butte, u splendid pendant gold l0cket, studded with
rare iustruus brlllants; in the centre q cross OF
amethysts; also splendid bracelet. From the Earl
and Countess or DalkelLh, unique gold bracelet.
From the Duke and Duchess OF Manchester, god
necklet, with onyx pendant, also recherche por-
trait album. bound In m0ther-O pearl and studded
with malacnlJe From the Earl and Countess OF
Home, choice gold bracelets set In turquoise. From
the Marquis of Lansdowne, magnificent gold
armlet. FROM the Earl and Countess OF TANKER
wife, elegant earrings OF oriental design, set In
necklaces, with diamond clasps, and pearl and dla
mond earrings. From Lord Skelmersdale tOnet
glass; with monogram gilt frame. From Lord Strath-
nairn, pair OF elegant three-brancn candlesticks.
From the Duke and Buchess OF Richmond, gut
and china timepiece. From the Earl ana Countess
OF Portarlington, q splendid album. Frol ms
Excellency the French Ambassador, choice fan.
From the DoWager Lady Mortoa an elegant toilet
sucks; from the Earl OF RoseDerrY, massive SILVER
candestck In rellef from the Speaker OF the House
of Commons. an elegant cross pendant; from The
MARQUIS and MarchloneSS OF AllesDury pair or beau
OF Verulam choice table baroneterS with monogram
rames from the Countess Of acknowledgements
transparent dial; from Lady Cosmo Russell, git
inkstano, nautilus design; from Lord Claud
Russell, silver bouquet holders OF nlagree
work: from Ladies R and f. Churchill, a
beautiful plotting case; from Sir 1vor and Lady
Guest, choice diamond earrings From Admiral
John Gordon gold necket, pearls, turquoise and
emerald. From Mile. II. Musurus, spiendidly en-
broidered needlework cushion. From the Navajo
Nazim Of Bengal q choice Indian dish In silver.
From Captains WlitmOre and WOmbweli, an elegant
Lord Jocelyn, silver casket. From Hon. Mrs. j.
Yorke, elegant gilt inkstand. From the Ladies' +.
and q. CORVALLIS, rare china dish; and from many
others which space Will not permit us TO catalogue.