Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-17
A DUCAL WEDDING.


L he f-nS!lsn papers afTlSllS ny tUe
last mail devote much space 10 accounts
! of the marriage of Lady Mary Montasu
to the Duke Of Hamilton. The affair
took place at kimbolton Castle, on the
9th ultimo. The correspondent of the
London Ners writes:
Emerging from the gloom of London
Yesterday afternoon, those travellers who
| were bound to kin,,olton soon shook off
| the dispiriting influences of premature
mcknight, and Gweit with satisfaction
! upon the cheerfssl sncury of the bright
| ching skies. 1t was ut Baden where his
mother as member of the Ieigning fam
lily in the Grand Duchy principally re-
sides. that the Duke Of Hamilton first
met Lady Mary Montagu. who is the
ol!es. daughter of the Duke and DUCl
e>s Of Manchester; an3the acquaintance.
soon doepeHeI into affection. Although
this is not the fashionable season for
weddings. the ceremony vas arranged 10
take place in December. and. by mutual
management, At Nis..3cl;on instead oi III
London.
The brides wedding presents were so
costly ana So numerous that an cnJ1z.:,-r.-
t;on Of them would FL columns ii this
i urnEl The Queen. the Emperor ;i:;a
Empress Of .rIGany-wll" an" come
tious Of .he i,r.ie-I IIl-tl,e Prince and
Princess Of Wales. and Prince Edward
Of Saxe-Neimar. all sent some valuable
| gits, which, will become EoiIlooI:ls in IL
Hamilton family.
~EE WEDDING CI'2TAoNT.
THE castle stands at one end Of til"
street which leads down 70 III" cha ,.ll.
SO all he inhabitants We elah! i q
witness the ,.-"cess.on. Those who he'd
tickets to IT,, church took ~ the. posi-
ton in good tine. ana when the cheer
ing oHtside announced the :3'r.v;st OF tIa
wedding party thee vas sea Ct " Il Va
cant place. The sim shont i i"' :.
and. glancinC athwart one Of the stain, Is,
glass windows, it lighted up verv tasie-
fully decorated cllanccl. devoid. low
ever, Of those .tcali:'t.c o-NaIne4 VIII, L
turn q 'conimun.on-,.gjle' into al al
tar The Duke Of H2niltun accomps-
MED by the Baron De 2Gyll, who acted 5
best man. was the first 10 1--WE. and the
gentlemen anon. the ca>,ie guests were
moi far behind While the bridegroom
was kpeelirg III payer a louder shout
told us OF ,lc i.iue's coming, and SIZE cd
IL ed the C4CfCl .t.tE4-tII upon her
fathers ann. The DucLcss Of Ham ton
(dowacer We must row al y. VINO hid
Travelled over from 5 i,;cll-i:.,., u. eut,
"a the church with h;r daughter. the
Duchess dc Na'eutipois. TIE ceIe.4nuv
always Impressive through IL, very SIN
plici.y, was al h mo 50 ;o-i1y be-
cause there was 10 at.ycnti,io.s ail in
TIE shape of music and chc.i-.e7s
merely the .eand ola se-v.ce ii tlp
Church ~ E..land. llad - tn -. =.
{. E,..-G Cat. Eicar Of X N. Oh 1. A.
$50. ; u. Young. the l'sctor # HI
b aoA Tn, hf. ie WAS n whit Wit. :
val e :..usse = lac a'ld a ;':,ia-jon If
%. u. .luTv,-.,: C.fs t'a 4" So. !: .unr
..,,.,..,...:.;, We I.a,ii.s toa:-l s...i -
= Aou;s.-,.'. who AZ Re .our..--. SIS
:: Lady Florence 1IoIta3l, duG Inter-
of the E.:rl OF Sandwich. md / ulv
Blanche Sr:ae rse5. daa -,--,.. Of the D0l:t
e. B-a.to.t. Lord w :!e l1z1tLs as
tic neu-.y-I0a ed y. =. ri e.. the usual
veatry formal, Is ha1 been got through,
and they had walked iow.a the aisle man
and vie, entered the c., .ia,e On their