The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-02-24 00:00:00

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TROWBRIDGE. —The inhabitants of Trowbridge
have resolved to do honour to the marriage day of the
Priem of Wel" by making Ito red 'letter day in the
meluotiy of 300 of the pout of that you,
•The illumo
nation of the beetle of such persons hY nuntnaof e geed
dinner is not • had eme of ; and, while we
do not object, but on the contrary highly approve, of
the illumination of our public buildings and private
house+, so far al the citizens are disposed to do soon the
°4"Wee, we are hartiy that tbe Mayor hes come to the
oonolusion that the feasting
of the Bristol poor on the
10th of next mouth is a task within ti' cm. ""' of
possibility. The well-to-do will rejoice all the better:-
that ia, 'apposing the hearts of the well-to-do are in
their right plams—when they know that those who are
not *ellto-do, in • pecuniary sense, have the means of
rejoicing also. Ills well to have the hearts and spirits
of all classes in something like unity of tone on such a
day, in other word, that all should have the means of
rejoicing; ar.d we trust tho adbeeriptions will Boy in
liberally to that a substantial dinner may be Trollied
for the out and indigent of the city pcpuiction• The
school children of Trowbridge are to be regaled with
cake, everybody is to wear • white rosette of Coventry
ribbon, and • field is to be rentxd in which the younger
Part of thn PoPulation are to enjoy rustic sporta. A hell
wax proposed, but the proposition could not be corned
out. The Townhall seems to be the only place in
Trowbridge where Terpsichorean revels could be pro.
perly held, and the proprietors of the Townhall. it
appears, have too tenier • regard for the moral, of the
oomnionity to let the building for any such purpose.
Accordingly the eerier and belles of Trowbridge are not
to be suffered to dance In • largely aggregate equditfi
and the proprietor. of Trowbridge Townhall have
administered • solemn rebuke to such light-bead and
light-heeled enmniunities as our own, who have resolved
upon treading merry measures in honour of the nuptials
of Albert and Alexandra A collection of Phnt,CAPhi
of the chief personages eonnerted with the forthsoming
bridal will not be complete lilt does not include pot,
traits of the antbsaltory proprietors of the Trowbridge
Townall. Can there be any -wire cakes and ale in
that town, or coo ginger ever be hot in the mouths of
any of its inhabitants, after such • protest against the
wickedness of dewing?
DEVIZES. —Tars Sin MIDITIER /OR DEVIZIOL
—The Hon, William Wells Addington. who has
I been elected member for the borough of DeVl2llll, in
the room of Captain Gladstone, demoted, is the
I eldest son of Viscount Sidmouth and grandson of
the first Lord Sidmouth, who was succemively
I Speaker of the House of Commons 1789-tool, Prime
Minister 1801-1804, President of the Council 1806-
, 19106, Privy Seal in the administration of "all the
talents" l 8116; and Horne Secretary in 1,812 until sue-
teeded by Sir Rdbert Peel in 1822. Mr Addington
as born in 1824, and married in 1848 his cousin, a
daughter of the Hon. and very Rev. Dr. George
?elbow, Dean of Norwich. He was formerly in the
illoyel navy.