The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-05 00:00:00

THE DEPARTURE OF THE ROYAL

VISITORS.

The visit of the Prince and Princes' was brought to
a close on Saturday. Their Royal Highness.. left
Crichel punctually at 2.15, escorted by about 40 mem-
bers of the Wimborne and Blandford troops of the
Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry, under the
command of Cap_tain Sir Richard G. Glyn, Bart., and
Lieutenant G. H. Bond. Troopers O. Munckton and
E. Resent were the advanced guard. riding 1110 yards
iu front of the Royal carriage. followed 50 yards
b. hind by Sergeant Frampton. The r Tat party were
guarded by the body of troopers, and the rear guard
wan aucceedel by a number of Lord Alington's
tenantry mounted. Three carriages, containing many
of the visitors at be hon.., brought up the rear. 'rhe
Italian Rand played "God ideas the prin., of Wales"
as their Royal Highnesses bit crichel Roues, and the
bells of Witchampton and Stamford were ringing as
those churches weie rend The fl. lt fife and drum
band, aLo, was pla ti.t at the bottom of Fune-hilL
The Prince and Princess wre cheered by the people
who had congregated at Crichel and Witchampton to
witness their departure, and the royal carriage was
stopped for a short time near Stamford Rectory,
where a number of people had assembled. Their
Royal Highneesem received a hearty cheering as they
, pried through Winking, especially in the Square
I sad at the milieux *Ake. Thllah waa reached at
goodie lo Owes TlNlPdesus areis4 bee bead a

a t bouquet, which had been promoted to bar
hia=anAlington prior to her leaving Criohel Howe.
, The train arrangement' were exactly similar to
those of Monday, with the excetion that Mr.
Jac .mbe was not with the "special" A number of
ladies occupied seats on the platform, and a deputation
from the Provincial Lodge of Freemasous of lames*
were in waiting t pneent an &direst to the Prince.
, The deputation was competed as follows .—Bro.
I Monte:me J. floret, P.G. M., Bro. J. B. F. dundry,
D.P.G. M., Bro. C. Wyndham, P. 3 8 W., Bro. E. G.
L.,00, PG J.W. Bro. the Rev. H. J R Henslowe,
P.G.C., Bro. Robert Case. P.G.T., Bro C. T. Roltens,
P.G.R , and ltro. It. N. Howard, P.G.S. When the
Prince arrived upon the platform the Provincial Grand
Secretary handed the atidrtea which was richly
illuminated on vellum, to the Provincial Grand
Matter, whsr preftent..l it to His Royal Highness The
address was taken as read. and the Prince bowed his
acknowledgments. The Princess took an affectionate
farewe'l of Lady Alington. and the Prince baring
curie tudy shaken Iran Is with Lord Alinrton, Lady
Alington, ad their son. their Royal Highnesses
stewed into a handsome saloon carriage, and the train
moved slowly out of the station. Ringing chase were
given by those assembled, and the Prince lo kid out of
the window and graciously acknowledged the exhibi-
tion of loyalty, Colonel Teesdale, Lady El
, Lady Mandeville, Lard Charles &redo
LlC!Tirearcua Beresford. Count Jaracevestri.tbe Duke
and Dncheas of Manchester, the Earl of Hardwick*,
and the Hon. Oliver Montague accompanied the Prince
and Princess in the special train; but the F.ari and
Countess of Bradford aoccompanied Lord and Lady
Alington, and the Hon. Humphrey Start back to
Crichel. Lord Alington and his lady and son were
heartily cheered as they took their seats in their
carriage and drove off to CricheL Tbe yeomanry did
their duties as the guard of honour in a way that
would have done credit to regulars, and Lord Alington
thanked them publicly t'r their kindness in coming
sot to most his Royal guests to the station.
The address presented to the Prince by the Free
masons was worded as follows :

"I'o His Royal Highness, Albert Edward Prince of
Wales, our moat Worshipful Grand Master.
May it plenty your Royal Highness, our Most Wor-
shinfill Grand Master.
" We, the nsaeter. °Ricers, and brethren of the Pro-
vincial Lodge of Frentasons of Dorset, rejoice in having
the opportunity of approaching your Ronal Highness, our
most Worshipful Grand Master, and tendering our heart-
felt congratulation, anil thankfulness for the distinguished
honour your Royal Highness has conferred upon this
province and county by coming amongst us.
We avail ourselves of this auspicious occasion to
tender our thanks to your Royal Highness for condescend-
ing to become the Grand Mvster of our ancient order, and
the all and enointragement there're given to it, and the
acts of kindness received by us es Masons at your hands.
"We, in common with other Unlock brothers, feel and
wish to express the deepest gratitude.
" We also do assure your Royal Highness of one sincere
devotion and attachment to the throne of Her Moat
(Intrim. Majesty, and we pray that the Great Architect
of the Universe may always watch over and protect the
Queen, your Royal Highness, the Princess of Wale, and
the members of the Royal krone, and that we one and
all, Her Majesty's subject., may long enjoy the pleasure
of witnessing the princely and affections!e interest your
Royal Highness ever takes in all institutions having for
their object the welfare of Her Majesty's loving people
and the prosperity of our order.
"Thanking your Royal Highness for your additional
, kindness for permitting us to present to your Royal
!lithosss our most Worshipful Gnusd Master, this our
loyal and loving address, we do remain.
(Signed)
. . . .

MONTAGU/ J. Gonv, Provincial Grand Kanter of Dorset.
J. P. F. GUND/T, Deputy Provincial Grand Master.
R. N. HOWARD, Grand Secretary.
On behalf of themselves and tile other officers and
brethren of the Provincial Loden of Free =SAM of Dorset,
the second day of Febroary. 1878."

yhe following reply to the edibles presented to HI.
Royal Highness on Monday by tLe Governors of the
Wimborne GRITIMAY School has been received from
the Prince and Princess:—
"Orkin',
"January 30th, 1073
" Gentletnen,-1 ant desired by their Royal Highnesses
the Prince and Prineesa of Wales to thank you for the
cordial and loyal address prevented in the town of Wim-
horne by you, the representatives of its ancient Collegiate
FAahliehment, and to manure you that their Royal
Highnesses are very sensible of the hearty welcome
accorded to them by you end all the inhabitants of Wim-
borne and its neisithourhood.
"I have the honour to be,
"Gentleman,
" Your roost obedient servant,
C. TIRIDAL/t.
" Equerry•m-Walting.
" To the Governors and other Members of the Collegiate
Eataidishment of Winaborne Minster.'
We sbonld mention that the decorations at Wim-
borne and Witchampton remained thronihont the
week, and that the illuminations at both of those
places on the night of the ball were on a large scale.
The fir trees planted in the ',trees at Wimbern• were
kindly given by Lieut. -General Sir Edward H.
Greatheit Bart, K.C.8.. and Mr. K 0. Chislett.
The public arches and other decorations have been
succeesfully photographed by Mr Mackenzie, of
Wimhorne, and Messrs. Day and Son, of Bourne-
mouth and Wimhorne, and we recommend our readers
to call and in.pect them. Mr. Mackenzie has also
some good views tf Cricbel at his shop in Church-
street.

We cannot close our report of the royal visit with-
out publicly expressing our thanks to Mr H. Dibben,
the steward, for the ready 141.1 courteous manner in
which he carri,rl out Lord Alington's wishes by
hospitably entertaining and supplying any it-forma-
tion required to the representatives of the Press. A
word of praise to the butler (Mr. Richardson), the
housekeeper (Mrs. Read), Mr. Faulkner, the clerk of
the works (Mr. Chinchin), steward's clerk (Sly.
Taylor), the bead-gardener (Mr. Rock). the head-
coachman ( Ir. Gulledge), the head-garnekeeper (Sir.
Dongworth), and other persons connected with his
lordship's establishment for the cheerful and efficient
way in which they I liAcharged their arduous duties,
may perhaps not be out of place, as without their
hesrty co-operati n the visit could not have been so
completely successful as it was.

EPPS'S COCOA. GRATINUL AND COMPORTING
"By • thorough knowledge of the natural law,
which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition,
and by a careful application of the fine properties of
well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our break.
fast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which
may save us many heavy doctor's bill. It is by the
judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitu-
tion may be gradually built up until strong enough to
resist every tendency to diocese. Hundreds of subtle
maladies are floating around us ready to attack
wherever there is • weak point. We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified
with pure blood and • properly nourished frame."
—Ciril Serrice Grasette. --Sold only in Packets labelled
—" James Eree and Co, Homeopathic Chemists,
London."
A SICK!? WORTH KNOWING IN DIALING win'
CATTLZ. AND BHEIP thareess--Infinitesintadly small
would be the hes of young Cattle and Sheep by
Nome at the trying Season of Cold, Sleet, and
Rain, it ther.were put under shelter and "Da Bon.
and Hewitt • " Red Drench" and "Gaseous Fluid,"
administered, as the kind of ailment may require. The
serious loss to the Farmer, during bad , may
be prevented by dosing with the " Red Drench," all
highly fed Ewes one week before they lamb. And in
case of Debility, Diarrhoea. or Exhaustion in young
stock, Sheep, Lambs, and Calve., a dose or two of the
" Gaseous Fluid" is of all remedies, the most safe and
the most effective.-22, Dorset-street, Baker-street,
London W.
. . .

iteciarr's Prams BLux.—The marked superiority of
this Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick ap-
preciation of it. merits by the public, has been
attended by the usual resulta—vis.. a flood of imita-
dons : the merit of the latter mainly consista in the
Ingenuity exerted, not simply in imit.ding the square
shape, but making the general appearance of the
wrappers resemble that of the genuine article. The
Manufacturers beg therefore to caution all buyers to
see" Beckitt's Paris Blue" on each packet.

Firs. Erigerric FITS OR FILLING BICIJIUS. •
*Detain method of cure has been discovered for this di..
Is-seeing complaint by a physician, who is desirous that
all sufferers may benefit from this providential discovery
It is never known to fail, and will cure the most hopeless
ease after all other means have been tried. Pull particulars
will he sent hypos% to any person free of charge—Address:—
Mr. Wituanale , Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park. London.
CH= Conetaims.—lt is • well-known fact, that
thou-ands die annually through nisg_keeting • aim Me Cough
or 0 Id. The well-known effects of HILL'S MEDICATED
BALSAM for the complete cure of Coughs, Goa',
Intluenag Asthma, Bronchitis. difficulty of Breathing,
Consumption, and all Chest ComPleinta should cease it
to be in every household, as It contains no deleterious
substance and is agreeable to taste, and can he taken by
the most delicate Adults and Children. Testimonials
have been received front all parts of the world. Sold in
Bottles le. 151— Is. DI, 4.. 6d., and lls, by the maker,
Edward Rill, Wellington, Somerset. London Agents:
Barclay and sons, Farrlngdoo-street and F. Banger and
Sons, 150, Oxfonl-strest, and can be obtained of Beach
and Co.. Bridport ; A. .1. Evans, Des-cheater; and most
other Chemists'. Tey. it and recommend It to your friends.
SUBSTITUTE roa MILL-The Editor of the ..ifinfisef
Mirror has called the notice of the medical profession
li. Cadbury's Coops Essence, which he calls, Cadbory's
Concentrated Vegetable Milk, and remarks: "Th.
excrs• of fatty matter has been carreully eliminated
and thus a compound remains which conveys in a
minimum bulk a MAXIG4IIIII amount of nutriment. We
strongly recommend it as a diet for children."
ADVICE TO Morgans I—Are you broken in your rest by
a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting tee, h I Go
at once to a chemist and get a bottle of Has. WIES/A)Ve
SOOTHING STROP. IT will relieve the poor sufferer
immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to
taste, it produces natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the
child from Ram and the little cherub *wakes "as bright
as 46 button. It soothes the child, it softens the gums,
alleys all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for dysentery and illsnipaig
whether arising from teething or other mums Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup is geld by Medicine dealers
everywhere M la. 10. per bottle. Manufactured in New
York. and at UM Oxford-street, London.
VALUABLE DISCOVERY SOK THE HAIL—II your hair la
turning grey or white, or falling off use "The Mexican
Bair Beneweg," for it MU peeiliesfy rendre in nary ease
GM, er Whitr essW to its ortrinal colour, without leaving
the disagreeable smell of moat " Restorera* It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hair on bald spots, where the glands are DOT
Ask your Cberniet for "Tai MIETICAR HARI
RHNEWER," prepared by RESET C. GALLUP, 113 Oxford-
street, London, and sold be Cherelskand Perfumers every.
where at Xi 6.L per bottle.
FLORILINE I—FOR Tax Tiara AND BLIATIL—A few
drops of the 'Mold " sprinkled on • wet tooth.-
brush produces • plogant lather, which thoroughly
cleaners the teeth from all parasites or imporitim, hardens
the gums, prevents tartar. stops decay. gives to the tei
a peculiar peerly.NrelLeueee, and • delightful fragrance
to the heteth. It removes all unpleasant odour arising
from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Prevent
Floriline," being composed in part of honer and sweet
herbs is delicious to the mete, and the pewee. toilet dis-
covery of the age. Price In, 61, of all Chemiers ALI
perfumer,. prepared by Henry C. GALLUP, 414 Oxford.
street London.
Tenors APPETIT/MR LED Hommovass -All suff.rin
from irritation of the throat and Manama/a will be reis
' ably surprised at the slime, immediate relief afforded by
the use of "Bros-n'. Bronchial Troches." These famous
" lozenge" are now sold by moot respectable chemists In
this country at la lil pro hog People troubled with •
hacking cough,' • slight cold," or bronchial adeetio
cannot tm them too mem as similar troubles, if allowed
to program result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. See that the words "Brown's Brooohla
Trochee' are on the Government Stamp around each has.
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