The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-05 00:00:00

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Tai Princess of Wales attained her twenty-find birth.
day Friday, her Royal Ilighnees having been born
December I, UM.
I isTaltDIM OFIUSING OF Paatithearr Br Rulf .
—Queen ViCtorlx hat really resolved to leave re-
tirement, le the great joy, ire may be well Si
all her loyal sithjaohr. The Leedom assoilsfm.
on leptherity that her Majesty is should titillate
of her hes, it. at the time P°r4i 'of - lg. n'Aidallx".
ilararo;torT
effort; to open'Parlitinent in person nes; asesion. t ill
add, i that a few modifications walls Ira& on the old
eeremoniaL The opening of the next Parliament will
Mut. Man epee* of great ketereet The Isiot AM '1.4~
Perheimchieur meentspecitteduewtoParbleiamsnant. :141ecc.0 itehei4 :sIF;
meeth, and that speech to 'hew, .
cirijr.i4...,y LI
pence, will give an interest to ' the - ' itie it
has not had for • long time. .'erserin 110 M regure,',
A ROYAL Msetuirencs. —Th. .MilitsTer—or--ilis
Princess Anna Murat with the young
has been postponed in conhqueme eitirsieny rsoliTit
by him when riding. Besides the 1 Imptowad
men the lady by the Emperor her oq b-ftlhe4
to be essuiderable, his Majesty has presented_ te her, an
a marriage present, • pearl and atimmeid amietehe piths
value of 20000(E.—k8,000--and the 'ffintrele •
wi dding dress, the mist of which is 81%000(.=-42100-
Moreover the Moos cd Footainebleau wlll be plmod at
the disposal el the young couple. In spite of the alli-
ance which the Duke thus contracts with it lady so nOI2
the thrum, the Duke's family, it is said, are anything
but pleased, for they affect to look apron it as •
ate.sartionce /
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people say it serene
asineunoement in the
?oaf, elating that W
preparatione foie the
written by the Duke
Horace," to be acted
eluding the Phnom
Countess C.? That,
characters M the tor
whose diming songs
crowds of gentlemen
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the farm le Regent-street Laos In gumlike, and that,
in order to prepare himself for the part, he was
diligently studying it under the &dame Millie berrialf.
the said Inis havlbg earnestly entreate4. to be allowed
to enact herself before the assembled guest; in the
palace of the Riess and Queens of Reglaud 1 Were
such an announcement to appear there would be but
one exclamation for all London, to the effect that the
editor of the journal containing it had headset,' gone
mad, and had printed the paragraph in a fit of frees,.
Yet this. is exactly what the Parisians have just read in
the edifying chronicle of the gaieties going on. at
Compiegne. Perhaps they think nothiog of it. . Rut
what about the Empress Eugenie and her "aqua"
bee friends. What Says h Imperial Majesty's eder to
the performance of a play.in whieh the not:Wadi le.
Therese is the heroine, and in which the part Is
by. youth who takes LWOW' In the Thirdslas tones sad
gestures from La Therese herself? Truly the proceed-
ings of the devotes in Paris are is unaccountable as thou
of the liatilates of Easter-hall, in England. M.-Duthy.
at the Emperor's command, has proposed that in .1E437
the nation% of Europe shall record their Melee
the last twenty years at the Paris Exhi imon. Is the
progress in the development of Court gaieties wider
the Imperial dynasty to form a subject for treatment is
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