The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-06 00:00:00

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ACOOUCHEMENT OF THE PRINCESS OF

WALES.
BIETH OF • PRINCL

MARLBOROUGH MOUS& Saturday, 2.30 A.M. —Her
Royal Highness the Prinoess of Wales was safely de-
livered of a Prinoe at 1.18 am. Her Royal Highness
and the infant Prince are doing perfectly well.

MARLBOROUGH floosie, Sarni:day, 9.30 Lc Her
Royal Highness the Princess of Wales ban passed a good
night and is going on perfectly well. The infant Prince
in likewise in perfect health.

MARLBOROUGH House. Sunday, 9.30. a.m.—Her
Royal Highness, the Princess of W4es, has passed
another good night, and is progressing favourably. The
infant Prince is..welL
E. H. STEVER/NG, M.D.
ARTHUR FABER, M.D.
GEORG! THOMPSON GRISLY, M.D.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, the Lord
Chamberlain of Her Majesty's Household, and the Lady
of Her Royal Highness's R.dchamber, were in attend.
anoe. The Secretary of State for the Home Department
arrived at Marlborough-house immediately after.
We learn from the Observer that the aooonchment of
her Royal Highness was expected to have taken place
early in July. The birth of the prince on Saturday,
although somewhat earlier than was anticipated, was.
certainly not so premature as that of Prince Victor.
The Royal infant, it is said, is remarkably strong
and healthy, and shows no sign or indication what-
' ever of premature birth. Our readers will learn
also with unalloyed satisfaction that the health of
her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales MI as
satisfactory as could be expected under the circum-
stances. Her Royal Highness was present at Mr.
Halle', concert at St. James's ball on Frida, afternoon,
and had returned to Marlborough-house tn her usual
health, with the intention of joining the dinner party
to assemble there (and did assemble) at eight o'clock.
A slight feeling of indisposition, however, deterred her
royal highness from entering the dining-room, and as
the evening drew on indications presented them-
selves which speedily brought the medical
attendants to her assistance, when, after a brief
suffering, bravely borne, the princess became the
happy mother of a second prima in the line of
Blitiah kings. The event (so happily brought about)
has occasioned an unusual feeling of delight throughout
the metropolis, and the Lodge at Marlborough-house
was thronged from an early to a late hour on Saturday
with visitors anxious to read the medical bailletin, and
to assure themselves that all was really as well as their
fervent hope would suggest. Before the evening closed
the visitors' book at the gate recorded upwards of 1,200
names.

THZ Prince and Princess Louis of Besse are erpooted
at Windsor Castle in September.

MRS. Mil) MOB SHUMAN have arrived at their
residence in Grosvenor-place, from Frampton Court,
ronet.

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VISCOUNT and Viscountess Palnierston left Cam-
bridge-house on Saturday for Brockett.-ball, Herter, for
the Whitsun recess.
Tel Marquis of Westminster, the Earl of Shaftes-
bury, and the Hon. Evelyn Ashley were amongst the
guests at Lord Palmerston's fell dress dinner at
Cambridge-house on the anniversary of Her Majesty's
birthday.

AMONG the guests entertained by Mrs. Gladstone on
Friday night were the Countess of Devon and Lady
, Agnes Courtenay, Lady Fremantle and the Misses
Fremantle, Lady Taunton and the Hon. Miens
' Labouribere, Lady Louisa De Pennant and Mi.
Pennant, Lady Rolle and the Hon. Miss Trefusia.
LADY PALMNIINTON'S assembly on Saturday week was
I largely attended. The Duke of Cambridge and the
Duke de Brabant were present, and the general cola-
pany included the Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury,
and the Ladies Ashley, Frances Countess of Wald,
grave, Lord and Lady Taunton, and the Hon. Mi,s
Labonchere, Hon. Ralph Dutton, Hon. Evelyn Ashley
Sir Ivor Guests and Mr. Alfred Seymour, M.P.
THE Duke and Duoliesi d'Aumale gave a dinner •
the Prince and Princess of Wales at Orleans House,
Twickenham. A small and 'elect party were after-
wards invited to meet their Royal Etighnewres. The
general company included Frances Countess Weldegrave
and the Right Hon. McMaster Fortesene, the Earl and
Counting at Wilton, Lady Constance Ashley and the
Hon. Mr. Ashley, Lord and Lady Digby and the Hon.
Miss Dishy, Hon. Evelyn Ashley, in

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