The New York herald., 1877-11-23

est sister, q child OF ten, held the Dr1deb
bouquet The Bishop said solemnly to the
Duke:-
"Henry, wilt thou take Flora, here pres.
ent, for thy lawful wife, according to the
rite Of our holy Mother, the Church p
II will" The Duke gave the response in
o clear, full voice and in an almost noncha-
liant tone, audible over the church.
"Flora, wilt thou take Henry, here pres
ent, for thy lawful husband, according to
the rite Of our holy Mother the Church ?"
II will" This time the response came in
o tone soft, low and clear, audible only TO
the group around and to the reporters who
clustered in the Virgins chapel few feet
away.
And 50 the brief service proceeded until.
at quarter-past eleven. tho Bishop pro-
nounced, with tho sign of the cross. the
solemn words :-"Ego corvungo vos IN motri-
,nonium, in nornine Pdtris, ct Fill, ct Spirit~s
Sancti" which made the Duke husband
and raised the fair, blushing, trembling
maiden to the highest seat among the proud
peerage Of England.
THE REolsrEB.
Then there was pause of fifteen minutes,
during which tho bridal party retired to
the sacristy and signed the marriage reg
lister. Lord Butte, Earl BeaconsHeld, the
Marquis Of Lorne. Mgr. Weld, the
brides father and two or three friends signed
as witnesses. It was noticed that the now
Dowager Duchess Of Norfolk, the mother Of
the Duke. did not exhibit any emotion as
she kissed the bride. As the young Duchess
was leaving the sacristy she turned hur-
riedly and kissed her brother, Lord Lou
doun, and her father, and then resumed .
kneeling posture at the prie-Iieu
THE NuPrrAL MASS.
The nuptial high mass was now sung by
Father Gordon and two assistants. Neither
bride nor bridegroom took communion, ~
is usual at this service, they having
taken it early in the morning, In the
chapel, with friends and members OF the
family. The nuptial mass varies but
slightly from the regular formula. It pro-
oeeded as usual until the Paternoster, when
the bridal pair entered the chancel and knelt
at the foot Of the altar. Then the celebrant
repeated the prayer
THE NuPrIAL PRAYERS.
Propitiare, Domino, supplicationibus NOS
iris ct institutis tuis, quibus propagation
mem humani generis ordinasti, benignus
assiste, ut quod to auctore jungitur. to auxi-
linnte servetur. Per Donlinum Nostrum
Jesum Christum.
Orenus.
Deus qui potestate virtutis tua de nihilo
cuncta fecisti: qui dispositis universitatis
exordiis, homine ad imaginem Del facto ideo
inseparnbile mulieris adjutorium condidisti
ct fsmineo corpori de virili dares carne
principium, dozens quod ex uno placuisset
institute, nunquam licere disjungi: Deus
qui tam EXCELLENT mysterio conjugalem copu-
lam consecrasti, ut Christi ct ecclesie sacra-
mentum presignares in fcedare nuptiarum
Deus, per quem muller jungitur viro. ct
societas principaliter ordinate, ea bcnedic-
tione donatur, qua sola neo per originals
peccati pnnam, nee per diluvii est ablata
sententiam respice propitius super hanc
famulam tuam, quap martial jungendo con :
sortio, tua Sc expetit projections muniri sit
in en- jugum dilectionis ct pacis fdelis
ct casta nubat in Christie. imitatrixque
sanctarum permanent f1minarum: sit
amabilis viro ut Rachel, sapiens ut Rebecca,
long@va ct idelis ut Sarah nihil In ca az
actibus suis lille auctor prmvaricationis
usurpet nexa fdei mandatisque permanent
uni thoro juncta, contactus illicitos
fugiat muniat infrmatatem suam ro-
bore discipline sit verecundia gravis,
pudore venerabilis. doctrinis coolest
ibus erudita; sit foecunda in sobole, sit pro-
bata ct innoceus; ct nd beatorum requiem
atquo III cs5ic5sin LOBu0 PofveAAAt. w Viue-
ant ambo flios fliorum usque in tertiam
ct quartam generationem, ct ad optatam
perveniant senectutem. Per eumdem
Dominum Nostrum Jesum Christum.
TRANSLATION.
Be propitious, o Lord. unto our suppli-
cations, and graciously assist Thine own in
stitutions whereby Thou haat ordained the
propagation Of mankind, that that which is
joined together by Thy authority may DO
preserved by Thy help.
Let us pray.
o God, who by the might Of Thy power
didst create all things out of nothing; who.
when tho beginnings of tho universe were
set in order and man was made to the
image of God, didst ordain the inseparable
assistance Of woman in such wise that Thou
gavest beginning to her body out of tho
flesh Of man, teaching thereby that what IL