The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-02 00:00:00

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There Is no strength to be added to your country by
govern the Transvaal, by overrunning Zolulan& by
idsetlicg to be responsible fur the whole of the vast
mart of the mountains of Central Asia, for keeping in
order those wild and warlike tribes. It is a sheer, • puss
burden imposed upon you; and I invest ty you, the
Liberals of Midlothian, to the Conserve:twig or Tories of
Midlothian—(laughter)—whether this creed of r rudence
such • creed as to admit of the I,risitration of follies of
this kin& I have no (twilit they will at "Oh, this
country to very strong." Thank GNI it is ! (cheers.) Not-
withstanding the procoyding of the It asomdield Adminis.
tration—(cheers end laugh tel)—this country is very strong.
But that Ls no reason why it should load itself with a mul-
titude of needle. and mischievous er itsoments. DI not
suppose that when you get quit of the'present Admit:llitre.
Lion you will get quit of the i:onsequencos of its deed,.
(Cheers.) The present Administrathim whether it dies
intestate or not, will undoubtedly leave an inheritance—
(laughter)—an iuheritance of financial oonfosion at horns,
of financial confuaion in India. (Cheers.) Treaties of the
strangest and the miwt entangled kind to lw dealt with,
subject to the honourable engugements under which they
will have brou_ght the country—s state of thing., in .6106
the troops of Her hiejesty, her gallant forme, are it varloaa
pasta la Asia asd Airks engaged In wars from which It
must be tie list &sin, I thin/, of every riels6mtadid
men to Mins them.

MARRIAGN OF Till KING OF SPAIN.
After ,I4ght dew a rain illad *lnd. Suet .y m
bruit, wth donde. but a bri.ibt sun &beau en 000tinwed
throughout the day.
Th, •trert. were Vern prettily decorated with Sgi sal
eel errwi hangings on the he'c .nirg, even in the I•sa
Important districts. The I wger nybietu as of th, Dohnity
,b4Pl.lllt obi tapOsttb 4 Ind hr,n,l rI tigneig .1 srne
from the window.. The ..farrisite. 10,000 straug. hued the
route of tt, eeringe •liout ten o'clorii, but the Ki 44 and
the Arehileebers oil not appear until hitt aft• r &gent.
. . . .

The Church of be Atochs, the fieaoidi Werinin4 .r
Alibey, ea. full of the rues: eminent teen of Sonia. It
was detmrsterl with flags, ',Aimee's' banner., and
captured emblem, and was brilliantly lighted up and
hung with red damask end velvet. The tritemea aud the
nor, were creed d with the dower of the exacta,'"
nobility and the beauties of the mpital. The dip'ematic
crops *am very numerous, (Waking inttrestieg group
behind the Hovel Family. In the midst of the special
envoys the Ilritith uniforms in scarlet were conspicuous.
Jimmies° and Chinees envoys Were present.
The future Queen looked exceedingly beautiful with her
auburn hair adorned wito orange buds, and with her silk
train ornamented with lace. Her mother and the Arch-
duchess Iteynier *cc oupanied her to the altar. All the
Austrian suite, in military costume of • very rich kin I.
and weaning many decorations, entered at the NM.
time.. .

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LI I ring the afternoon Madrid was very animated, the
crowds rapidly inersaimg alter nightfall. Then the illu-
iniastions began to attract people to the PUZA in front of
the Palace, where the garden, the trees, and the houses
were lighted up most effectively with Kitt and Venetian
lamps The Paoe looked quiet. King Alfonso and Queen
Christina admitted only the members of 'loyal and lusher-
ial families to their tehle..

The reception at Marshal Canirid's was very brilliant
2,100 auest• pawed the door gusrded fly gendarmes. nod
ascended the handsome staircase. They c,•114 hardly
move in the Wendel ',won, si Mat were thrown onde to
ineu ot all {butte. Even the Liberals had roma.