. Inghilterra nel diciannovesimo secolo;. Collana di amond, e le insegne del Garter, ereditano i suoi ornamenti. Ci erano molte Signore presente. I giovani erano tutti in abiti bianchi. Ogni donna si presentava con un favore di nozze legato con fiori. TheQueen, entrando nella cappella dall'interno del palazzo, indossava le sue vestaglie di ermine e viola. Questi, prima della cerimonia, ha messo da parte. Lo sposo entrò dopo la sposa. Suo padre e suo fratello erano con lui. Il contemporaneo ac-conte dice, ha tenuto il suo libro di preghiera in mano, e hisform, vestito, e demeanor ha fatto ciascuno ammirarlo.He

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. England in the nineteenth century;. amond necklace, and the insignia of the Garter, wereall her ornaments. There were many ladies present.The young were all in white dresses. Every lady waspresented with a wedding favor tied up with flowers. TheQueen, on entering the chapel from the interior of thepalace, wore her robes of ermine and purple. These, before the ceremony, she laid aside. The bridegroom entered after the bride. His fatherand his brother were with him. The contemporary ac-count says, he held his prayerbook in his hand, and hisform, dress, and demeanor made every one admire him.He kissed the hand of the Queen Dowager, and thenwaited till the Queen should be conducted to the altarby the Bishops present. Twelve unmarried ladies, daughters of dukes, marquises, or earls, bore the Queens train and acted as bridesmaids.The Queen looked moved and excited. Her dress waswhite satin. Her lace was Honiton. On reaching the altar the Queen knelt in private prayer, then took her seat in the chair of State. After a few seconds. PRINCE ALBERT.{At the time of his marriage.) THE MARRIAGE OF QUEEN VICTORIA. 155 she rose, and then, as she stood beside her bridegroom, theArchbishop of Canterbury began to read the service. Heruncle, the Duke of Sussex, gave her away. The guns of the Tower thundered out the announcementas soon as the young couple were pronounced man and wife.Then all the wedding guests passed by them, and when allhad gone the bride stepped aside and kissed the QueenDowager, Then, leaning on her husbands arm, she left thechapel. They passed back into the Throne Room of thePalace, where the necessary parish register was signed.They then returned to Buckingham Palace for breakfast.After the breakfast was over bride and bridegroom changedtheir dresses, ■— the Prince for a dark travelling suit, theQueen for a white satin pelisse, trimmed with swans-down, with a white satin bonnet and feather. And so ended thissweet royal idyl, and so began their happy married life

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