The following account of the marriage of the Rt. Rev. N. J. Molony, Bishop of Mid-China, is taken from the "Islington Gazette and North London Tribane" of August 7:
Yesterday afternoon a fashionable wedding was solemnized at St. Jam Charch, Pentonville, the bridegroom being Bishop Molony of Mid-Uhine and the bride Mrs. Goodwio, youngest daughter of the Vicar of this parish, the Rev. 8. D. Stubbs. The ceremony was witnessed by a large number of relatives and friends. The bride wore "grey silk Empire dress, and white hat trimmed with ostrich feathers, and carried " shower bouquet of choice white blooms. Two hymns were sung. The father of the bride officiated, assisted by, among others, Bishop Gill of Travancore and Cochin, and Bishop Olawole, of W. Equatorial Africa, the former of the two giving an address and the latter pronouncing the begedio, lov. A reception was held Vicarage, and later Bishop and M re. Molony left, amid many hearty wishes, for the honeymoon. They received many beautiful presents. Their fature residence is Ningpo, China.
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