YESTERDAY'S WEDDING.

Lady Carmilla Dunstable made a lovely bride at St. Mungo's, Belgravia,

yesterday, on her marriage to Prince Wurra-Wurra, of Tierra-del-Fuego.

The story of the engagement is wildly romantic. Lady Carmilla was

returning from Peru, where she had been hunting armadillos; the ship in

which she was travelling was wrecked in the Straits of Magellan, and she

was rescued by Prince Wurra-Wurra, who was casually cruising about in

his catamaran. Her family were for some time hostile to the match, but

all objections were soon removed, as the Prince has abjured cannibalism

and is now an uncompromising vegetarian. The bridegroom, who is a

fine-looking man of the prognathous type, was loudly cheered by the

crowd on leaving the church.

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