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Miss Rothschild's Marriage.—At an early hour on Monday morning* Stamford Hill, the country residence ofK. M. Ro hschild, Ksq. was in a great stare of bustle, and most of it* inhabitants were on the qui vive9 waiting the approaching hour when Hymen was to tie the knot of a son and daughter of the house of Judah, whose wealthy parents have provided them with a princely dowry. The company, being very select, consisting only of the relatives and family, began to assemble at an eaHy hour. Previous to the marriage ceremony, which took place about two two o’clock, the High Priest, Dr. Herschel, arrived in one of Mr. Rothschild's carriages, attended by his Sec eUry and Reader t the Synagogue, The High Priest was entirely clad in silk robes, and had a most reverend appearance. On his entering the grand saloon, the signal whs given for the new and splendid canopy of crimson velvet and gold to be b-ought forward, under which the solemn ceremony took place. When finished, a suit of elegant and splendid rooms was thrown open, and the whole of the company sat down to a most sumptuous dejeune ; after , which dancing commenced, assisted by a hand of music of tbefiret order. Th* bride was most elegantly dressed in white sat n# with the richest Brussels lace, and a great profusion of diamonds. Most of the other ladies • also wore white satin, with plumes of feathers and dia-v monds. About six o'clock, the bride and bridegroom left their friends, and set off in a carriage and four to the country, where they will remain for a few davs. The dancing finished about eight o'clock, when the whole of the company sat down to a most splendid dinner of all the delicacies of the season, after which dancing again commenced, which was kept up until ait early hour on Tuesday morning. Only three or four stranger^ intimate friends of M. Rothschild, were present.Prince Metiermcb dined with the Baron A. M. Rothschild, (ene «f the Jewish bankers,) at Frankfort, on the 8th September. There were also present the Russian Ambassador, the whole of the Diplomatists of the German Diet, Barons Beth man and J. F. Gontard, the greater part of the Senate, the Burgomaster, and the principal bankers.
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Washington National Intelligencer
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Wed, Oct 25, 1826
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