Approaching Marriage of the Duke of Newcastle.
--The
London correspondent of the
New York Post writes:
‘
I suppose few
Americans will fail to receive with almost personal sympathy the announcement that the
Duke of
Newcastle is about to marry our Princess Mary of
Cambridge.
The Princess is a comely and singularly buxom young lady.
She is like her sister, the Princess Augusta, who married the hereditary
Grand Duke of
Mecklenburg-Strelitz, only the younger daughter is more lively, looks cleverer, and is decidedly falter.
The
Duke of
Newcastle has been married before to the daughter of the
Duke of
Hamilton, but the marriage was dissolved at his suit, as I dare say your readers will remember.
Nor need I tell you how much he is esteemed in private life, as well as in political society, as one of the most amiable as well as conscientious men. The
Queen's consent is a mark at once of her not thoroughly sharing the spirit of George the Third's marriage act, and of her esteem for the
Duke, the guardian of the
Prince of
Wales during his visit to you. The Princess Mary is the youngest daughter of the late
Duke of
Cambridge, and is twenty-seven years of age.
’