New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-02-27
THE BEDDING or ANGELA BURDETT
CODTTS.
From TIE Lond0H World.

The Iong-expecied and lone-deferred marriage
passed of on Saturday hast in most satisfactory
timation of the wedding had been obtain
cd by any of the public prints Very few even Of
those present knew Until the night before that the
marriage would take place on SATURDAY morning.
The demeanor Of the crowd at tho church-door az
we'll as at Mrs. Trevanion's. IN Chestersquare ana
the Chariue Cross Station was respectful and con
gratulatOry. A hearty cheer was gwen as tho
Baronesss carriage left the church. and bats were
raised she passed into the station. Vi 'aVihE
Ches,er-sauare several Of the poor women III the
crowd invoked blessings upon her. ana pressed iot-
ward to touch her hand. The party 10 the church
was limited to the nearest relations and most init
mate friends of the Baroness and Mr.. Bartlett. and
consisted Of Sir Francis and Lady Bnrdett and Their
tive young dsughters Sir Harry snd Lazy hGppv.
Hon. Miss Brodrlck, Lady Sarah Lindsay ana hlss
Lindsay, Admiral aud Mrs. Gordon. SIR AlRernon
Br0thw,ck, Mr. Ashmead- Bartlett. NJ; /; and MI.
BRYANT and Mr. Lacaita, who accompanied Mr.. Bart
lett az his best The BaronessS household ser
wants were also present, and few OF the regular
congregation, who, hearing of the wedding at the
last moment, hurried to their pews TO witness an
event which has created so much interest. 49,
The Baroness was followed TO the altar by Sir
| Francis Keppeps daughter. and the two daughters
of Sir Francis Burdett, who were dressed III pale
blue and white. Half-past IL had been arranged as
the hour for the service TO begin, and puncuay at
that time the Baroness arrived at the entrance
| In Brck-st She looked extremely well; the remark
was generally made that she looked twenty years
| For the information Of my lady readers may
state that the Baroness Burdett- Couitss Wedding
| cade' trimmed with bows of ribbon and
| white marabout bonnet to match, trim
lace lappets and ancient Spanish veil of very fine
lace Her ladyship's only ornaments were locket
of antique eod the gift of her sister Mrs lreva-
niop); eats-eye bracelet set 10 diamonds. the gft
of the bridegroom This stone is OF unsurpassa bic
beauty. Her ladyship's travelling -dress was COM
posed OF heotrope plush trimmed with brown ma
dress was of Bradford manufacture aud very lovely
in it's delicate tint and rich material. -,
west end Of the church. Mir. Bartlett joined her from
the vestry. The three young bridesmaids stood i'm
mediatey behind, with Slr Francis Burdett. the
left. He gave the Baroness away. Mr.. Cardall per
formed the ceremony with muoh feeling and the
tinct and firm voice. The whole service wa;
watched with interest by those present.
The f Hny wes odss and S the
mate friends. assisted the vicar. and read the frs
| exhortatiOD. -,
The Queen had granted her ROYAL license o. on Feb
of Burdett-Coutts before his own surname Thu
was In accordance with the provision OF the will o
the late Duchess OF It, Aibnns who made La 10y
register and all the marriage-deeds IN the name o
w. L. Ashmead Burdett-Coutts-B Bartlett IN.
| Baroness and Mr.. Bartlett went directly TO II
Chester square In order to spend little time alon
with Mrs. Trevanon, the eldest sister OF tn
wnS sae 70 Ss o
| tertaned them at breakfast.
The Baroness and Mr.. Bartlett sat at the end o
the table and Sir Francis Burdett on their left Th
latter in happy speech proposed the health OF til
| neWy-married couple He said that ne had ever
reason to believe that the union would DO happy
| that he had every confidence In the wise Judgmen
of the Baroness; and that "tbe more he had seen O
Mr. Burdett-C outts- Bartlett, the more be had bee
ss he TG Ss a1 epe
In brief but touching speech In which he SAID ina
| the kind feelings and good wishes now expresse
| wouId be another incentive TO him to guard, as D
| was boupd to do the precious charge committed
| his care. Sir Harry Keppel proposed the health {
Mira Treyanion and of the clergy who had performe
| tha ceremony The Rev. NJ. Cardall made yer
smitshle response; and Mr. White, IN Acknowledge
6is own health, said that he was one Of those VII
rum The fret had approved Of the alliance, and thi
| the number who beld that view was increas y
every day. The more people saw OF mr. Haruett "
more favorable would their opinion be- Shortl
altar Q o'clock the Baroness aud Mr. Bartlett r
turned to Piccadilly. Al $50 special train was
| resdiness 10 take the Baroness and her husband
| Ashford In Kent some little distance from whie
h Inrledep the country residence OF Admiral az
Mfs Gordon which bad been placed st their serve
! Tbe platform was covered with rcd cloth iart
BODY Of spectatoB ware shut on by parr1er no
The train ifself Admiral Gordon won't by the san
train to Ashford TO introduce the Baroness 70 q
: homo. Lady Bufdett Coutts wore uaveila i
! | drcss and bonnet Of prune veivet. very eoIal
farewell vas exchanged between the tr1ends on Y,
plsfionm sDd the baroness aud Mr. bsftisst. ana
oelock the train steamed away Tor IL do5tlneyf0