The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-09-02 00:00:00

WHAT THE WORLD RAM

The Prince of Wales's wish was LIM bit two eons aboud
cruim as naval odious (or to years. Pottiest cossiders•
tionc oompelted him to sive up the hops of earrytus mit
sect en c;rradsemeit. So it tea been determinect thaj
both ho Lo, shall llks entices of not loom aWattelt
than al: na.nthe at • time, end tiutt, at the esd of two
years, the older civil! 9uit the nary. This may, Ilowere,.
he modified should Prince A.lbert Victor's health render a
ona•lile unnsitablo to him.

ens 'Wormed that at Cowes (se lithe case everywhere
else) there as. loud complaints about the badness of the
mason. Very few yachts have been fitted out in comparb
.on with the number that went to sea In former rent's. and
there are mid ti be
.einits • 10flati of Awn Poles in the
Merlin& Man, of tbb. 144tet, and the worthy
landladies of the tilotiossier a 4 Me Marine are Minim tiog
the dus that are no more, when the, were wont to
resin such golden harvest& leen Olerites boat has been
much less in request Mau rumil, and the showers of rain
have been thicker than the showers of half.crown& There
has been an evident desire, lain told, resultiog. no doubt,
Iron this deptebed state of things. to make hay whilst
the sun shins.; and great was the Indignation of • CAT Wu
popular nobleman upoa being presented with • bill of
£Bl for the expenses of libation and family (three in all)
riag • residence of ten days on the shore of Ur, Silent.
What made his nag • particolarly hard one was the fact
that the hospitality of his friends had rendered it un
necessary tor him to dine at his hotel on .4 out oj a.# tefi
days he spent there. Mvidently the e.sta.le oj LIG bt1,14
busy bee is religiously folio7io.l at CoseU, mg Ist at least,
as the itorraveiosol fAieshMing himr is cones:tied.
•

The i'finco of W.a.leiX 4st:fait:lre for Plymouth has runt
si.feraHly thinned the ranks the fashionalas irosta
which hu been effitrentee Cow.. far the pAtt fcytotalta.
Tbe fettivitiot of the pumer, tAILI_IRsted with a dime. and
dinner to the Pzines. of Walesa lat. Coot.. On Monday
4lm them arm deans e ths Countess of ItarringtouSt.
!here the mate six fru municipals by its absent*, and
the dstertsi you; Wass deai?ustrated TUT AOCCIY
how gay and pretty 4 dance the hanoens. can be made
whets perforated by the twialtling feet of sixteen fair
maidens There he. been a general exadut. Lsrd and
Lady Otba Pita:nail& Lied and Lady Gosfoni. the Ladies
myngharn, and Lady lfandoellle ere gone. Pretty Mrs.
Wheeler, who hae wen all hurts by her b-anty and r^o
nature, is ilVillt on board a tiny yacht at Plymouth. Soon
the lent of the lineerlng •isitsrs will have fled, and Cowell
will be left to look forward with hope to the powsibillties
of next year.

Lvly &bright is Row tack :a ahlooson.hO ..,u64 metal
be asserting 11. a tio 4haellallf 'SAY Mwrt
d?4c laithpesnia:Kf:lokbant:
t.liud*bhrerthr
foLhihri dwrearpmIMarri e
on chztdi
first decided to have • day or twos bathing. On the day
In clues' los Lady &bright, who is • brilliant swimmer,
plunged lato the water, followed by Miss Probyn, and on
the Imelda' of the moment, the former Mani right
through the serf, some distance out. On turning round,
mach to her surprise sod claim, she mw that We. piOjo.
an inferior swimmer, hid folloeed h-r, bill was now in
evident owing VI Cs, Moog iflluz of thee:wreak,
„id), eobrirtss as nom* *out to, her aiiistauce, goti
ali.mstmiprghotor egorts go, err, as alr thoyrks, toss.
efth her feet chips the bmttiom knowing how
mcbsimpd 141se realign was, she herself preened on to
oflain forum. ql4,w.tess, on looking back, she was
h4rittot's sip that an ebbing wave had again carried
Peohys Into deep water. She ascended iu gettiug a
Irsberiusa to go out through the surf, however, to where
mut prohyn was seen still feebly struggling ; but owing
to ...to 'tepid Spanish superstition that it ia oak ky so
touch • deed or drowning p mon. the matt raturnel with-
out how* scomPlii,dr, ,110 TOaCtid ond scarcely had be
Anus to tetir soot yr wave threw the body of Mile
pr4hn es btalic, almost at Lod, tiebr4ht's feet; but
It 7 this Una le we (inks extinct.

Pea* sot specially Wall informed will sorban, be Old
to bear that oar newest enemies, the Poodos, an • war.
like ram. oecelpying a territory south or Natal. They are
mere eivilieed but tem mansions than tb• Zahn. Yet. if
so disposed, might give us a good deal of troubts. Their
land is • sort of sanctuary, to which COW Yolks, ander
• sired, repair and hi& Esti is mid to be In Pondedswel
MS WARP.