The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-12 00:00:00

gourt nub fastionablt Intillignut.

TEM Earl ot Tankerville- ban been appointed Lord
Hies atereard.—Obeareer.

Pall= Custom x west to Geremay last Monday co
assouot of the 'arias. Moses of lie mother.
lit Busmen Hops soatzedlots the statement that
be Is about to be made • pees.

Tin Prime of Wales bald a lens op Monday, at
Beekinabaso Palace, by command of bar Majesty. The
1.,.. was very numerously attended.
Ms Countess of Maarcesbavy. VS Mr" t° Itst°' eel).
Meese in the same borates oondition. For some days
et the Earl a llalniambitry, the 13,u1 and Counter of
1-"kst°lll4land Lady Manners, and other numbers of
O r iv, bees with her.

Tun Priam sad Printer of Wales, with Prior Albert
Victor, Prises George, and the infant Princess, will
leave Marlboroogh Hesse for Sandringham at dr end
of the present month, for the purpose of spending the
Eager holidays in quiet seclusion rut their Norfolk
estate.

Ti. QtMan held a wort on Thursday et Baokiog.
bun Palace, the reception rooms of which, we are
informed, were fitted up with great magnificenee. In
consequence of the multitude of applications for the
bonen of attending these courts, it we. determined
that the number of ladies and gentlemen at each should
be limited to 260, and this number wan not exceeded on
Thursday.
Ti. Panicles or Woo:ft.—The revere rheumatic
sleeting' front which lirr Royal Highnen has bet°
suffering has happily rinsed away. There remains •
troobli some note indent:nation of the knonjoiee,
with its contaminate of pain, effusion, and stiffners.
This must of necessity require time to run its worn,
and no skill or one can avoid that necessity. In other
reepecte. her Royal Mahonn and the infant Princess
continue to progress ferrourebly.
Ti, Mlijny,nit, Ca•gorte.—The Mote believes it
will be found that the following Bet of changes in the
Ministry la sorreek--Rir Eit.fford Northoote will guested
Lord Cranberina at the India Board, the Duke of Rich-
mond becoming President of the Board of Trade ; the
Duke of Buckingham will mated Lord Common
at the Colonial Odle.. the Duke of Marlborough being
appointed Prewdent of the Council ; Sir John Pakington
will named CLuteral Paul et the War Ones, Mr. Corry
takiog the office of First Lord of the Admiralty.
TAR Corporation of the city of London, on Saturday
last, proceeded to Buckingham Palace to present SA
address of congratulation to her M..jeoty on the sae
delivery of her Royal Highness the Friocese of Wales
and the birth of • Primal... The Queen returned •
Onion reply. Mr. Robert Stapleton, chairman of the
City Lunde committee, and Mr. Alderman end Sheriff
Waterlow, the moeer and seconder of the address in the
Common Council, bad Wien the honour of kissing her
Majesty'e hand, sal with that the ceremony concluded.

The London correspondset of the Mel/edam Looke,-
on, in writing of the Ministorial Reform statement made
by the Chancellor of the Embequer in the Home of
Commons on Moodily week, my.:—"The Prime of
Wale., the Duke of Cambridge, Prime De Teak, and
Prince Christian of Bthleswit•tstein-Sondsrburg were
also present in the Peers' sects on the floor of the
Home ; and it was remorked that neither the Heir to
the Throne, the Commandel•in-Chief, nor Prince De
Teak took the slightest notice of Priors Christian. In
NO, not to put too line apoint on it, the latter wisest
dead by his dirtinguithed relative.; and the thing was
too palpable not to be the subject of general rencurk in
the House. Prince Christian same alone and departed
alone ; and although the Prince of Wales leaned over the
barrier which divided his vent from the House and eon•
versed with seveml members, be never exchanged a
word with his brotheein•law, or appealed to polio, the
interesting fate of his presence."