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chaste costumes OF pink and white. The toilette


d'Isy, trimmed with deep founces of rich point
lace, ornamented with bouquets OF orange blossom,
the body and sleeves trimmed with point lace and


bouquets to correspond; couture composed OF a
wreath of orange flowers and myrtle; the entire


toilette covered by superb and costly point lace,


with profusion of diamonds and pearls, the latter
gems predominatng.


noble bride and bridegroom went to Beaufort
House, and subsequently proceeded to the neigh


borhood Of Windsor, for short time before leav-


ing for the Continent


demise of her Royal Highness the Princess Sophia


Matilda Of Gloucester, there was no wedding dyos-


ner at Beaufort House. as OF course the Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge and Duchess of Gloucester,
and the Hereditary Grand Duke and Grand Duchess
OF Mecklinburgh StrelItz, could net attend.
The noble baron and baroness depart in the


Of the ensuing week for Florence, the baron
having been appointed minister from the Emperor


of Austria to the court Of the Grand Duke Of Tus-
cany.


On Wednesday, we have reason to believe, the


presents to the fair bride from their Royal High
nesses the Duke and Duchess Of Cambridge Duchess
Of Gloucester, and the Hereditary Grand Duke and
Grand Duchess of Mecklenbrrgh Streliiz. compri-
sing some superb byo1t0ie, were laid out for in


spec.ion in the yellow saloon at Beaufort House
Italy. The trossssan Of the bride is said to be of
the costliest description.


English Theatricals, &c.
FERMENTATION OF PFcE OF PLATE TO Mr..
BALvR. TnK COMPOSER On the 7th ult Drury
Lane Thearrc was crowded to excess by parties de-
srous of witnessing the presentation Of a massive
piece Of plate TO Mr. Balfe, the handredth repre-
scntation of the "BohemianGin."- Bafe, ,on his
entrance into the orchestra, was loudly cheered,
which was renewed with ten-fold vigor at the emo
OF the opera, (The Daughter OF t. Markl,, loud
cries were raised for Mr. Bafe, In the middle OF
| which Mr. Bum appeared with him, hand In hand /;
and when the audience had hushed" its own