The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-23 00:00:00

Court anb fashionable intelligrntr.

Tim Quieted birthday ;ill be kept oa the 25th of
May.

Tug Prisms' Christian's reemenry goes on favourably,
obi the la snt Prince is snits well.
Pa'MCI naIORT 01 Petunia. second son of the Primes@
Royal of Rneland, who haa been staying with her
Ilisiesty dosing the winter, took his departure on Thurs.
day far Berlin.

A ROYAL PRIEST.—Prioos Charles Theodore of
81114011, brother of the Belpre= Wirth** of Austria,
haa jest taken holy ardor.. nil., at the kee of his
'arife Is asid to have led to that determination.

ityrrity or tin iota,' TO BALMOZAL.—Her Majesty
the Qu-.o hal nia known her inteutiou to rstarn to
,Balmorril on the 20th of May, and preparations are
'bring mode for her residence during the sommer months
et bet Highland boon.— Maar*, Daily Were&
Qorix VJCpSIA Husonrueeme.—The biro of i see
'is tee P igtoess Christian raisesthe total of her Majesty's
gr....children t ten—dir granglsos. mid four grand-
daughters. The Primers of Prowls has three sons sod
a daughter. the Pinery" of Wales two sons and a
slaughter. the Pflug's.' Louis of Hesse two daughters,
...id the Priestley Christian oue son.

THE Girrs—On Ilaunday Monday the
-usual sp.dtol service ond mrsinonies took eke* at the
Chapel val. Whitehall, with reference to the diatribe-
'
Moe of the Queen's amities. After the int anthem
" Bleeped is he that annsideretb the poor and needy.
'CI lb.. was given to eseh woman, sofaho., and Mock-
tow to each man. After the emend anthem woollen
and linen clothes were dietributed ; and after the third
Ted and white purees. The red sontained the usual gold
sovereign and 31Clo is lieu of WO ViiiollB formerly lamed ,•
and the white purses the Mann4y coins, in nonce and
silver, 47 in number. somemonding with the years of
Mier Majesty's life, amounting to £4 3s. 9d.

Iftstargittra. Movtardra.—Tite Earl of Derby has
considerably improved in health. ord. with th•Counirma
has left town for Roelmapton. There is every prospect
that Lard Darter will attend to poblis business on
ressetublint ot Parliament The Chan°.lior of the
Mackequer and Mrs. Disraeli have left town for
Hnectsenden Manor. The Earl of Malmorbury, the lord
Privy Seal, has left town for Hems Court, Hampshire.
'Th. Lord Chancellor and Lady cb.imigoed and lb.
Eke Mies nudger left town on Thursday to peas a few
days at Norwood. Sir John and Lady Pakington balm
gone to Westwood-park, Worcestershire, for the Parini-
mestary reams. The Duke and Duchess of Buckingham
ham left town for Stowe Buoiringtmorshiree ; and the
Duke and Duabis• of Itleirroon for Goodwood. SUMO*,
Sir fitsfford and Leidy Northente have left town for
near Hester. • Duke of Marlborough bait
ae' Th
town
for Puts ,• the Duchess has gone to Blenheim
Mr. (isthmus* and Mrs. Rudy have left town for
klempited-park, Beaplehurst.
A. Igo Mexico, TO Tal PIIIICI OF W ALBS.
Below we give • translation of the letter of invitation
whieh has Iserr4 sent to hie Royal Highness the Prince
of Wales trot a the Indiana of the Red River settlement.
Tim toeteutr.i on which the letter is written is the line
inner tied of the birch bark, surrounded with • dorm
border of gilt. The letters of the heading are in red,
white. • ad blue, the capitals throughout lasing in ohl
Ragliss., l'he following is a translation of the
tette. :—" To the lint-born of our great mother,
serum the groat water., great chief, whom we mil Royal
chid. We and our people hear that our mistime,
the balf-breede and the pairrfasee at Red River, have
asked you to coins and see them the neat sure.
trier. We and our people also wish you to opine and
visit on. Every lodre will give you Royal welcome.
We have the hear and the buffalo, and our hunting
grounds are free to you, our lioness will carry you, and
our dogs hunt for you, and we and OOF people will guard
and attend you. Our old men will show you their
modals which they respired for being faithful to the
father of our great mother. Great Royal Chief, if you
will some, send word to our guiding chief at Fort Gars),
so that we may have time to maid and receive you as
lagooming our great Royal obief."—Conadits News,
April Iltb„

Tau PainCies or WALKS.—Th• 11000V.Ty of Her
Royal Highness is painfully slow. The medied journals
diffsr as to her condition. The Medical Press and
Circular says it is universally regretted that the
health of her Royal Highness continue. to give sum
for anxiety, while the Loma is happy to report tbat the
little abuse which has taken place in her Royal
Highness daring the put week haa been of •satisfamory
eharseter, and that a small, but appreciable. improve.
mans has shown itself in a °audition of the affected Pint.
For the rest, her Royal Rialtos-4's general health mpi
spirit. continue excellent, while, for the last three Or
four nights, the mune of natural and refreshing sleep
which has been obtained louse nothing to he desired.
The Brilid Medical Journal is happy to say that the
obrookle of the progress of her Royal Highness dories
the last week has been very uneventful, and for that
Shaun very satisfactory. The very sharp attack of
'relapsing inflammation has pulsed away ; perhaps even
insole rapidly than could be expected. considering bow
severe it was. Pain, swelling, and indanimatims, are all
being slowly redueed. The change, even at the worst,
was One in r *wee and not in nature, and now the joint
is once IMRE prop-easing satisfactorily, if slowly towards
nomuilesoenos. It hes not been neemary to repeat the
neusaltatien of last week ; but advice continues to he
'freely tendered to the medimil attendants of the Primes
•by letters from all aides. The Ingenious gentleman who
wrote 'to gir Williatn Fermium to advise that the
Wpm@ should wear • potato. has favoured as with
the espy of a pamphlet in which it is very cosselueively
prove. that that method of tre.tn.eLi is highly sumer
ftd, sod which is full 61 very learned reasons why it
abed d be so.