The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-26 00:00:00

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TIIIL QUM'S birthday ;ill beitert en Betee.lay,
May 25th.

Tee Countem of Maimashory is still in • very pre.
carious condition.
Sin W. S. Nage, the traveller, bus been putted
as deputy-lieutcnant of Gloucestershire.
to Mott;
ifiimeasuCrgq7Wie:numetin, g bas
Inspector
beee apafipLienrited es.llol,XesOr
Ma. SotaegkHOtYtie hes accepted the office of
Parliamentary Secretary to the Pim Law Board, vacant
by the resignation of Mr. Earle.
THE Collin' appointed by the Queen to be held 90
y, e a the 28
TuTela'ayfi'arAlPrioti Lati2, clwerdle will, by
Rther jail,
wars on Thursday elected •
representative pear for Eloolland, in the House of Lords
In the room of Lord Gray, recently deceased.
Bra Iliturrt lid Win, through Sir T. IL Bid-
ditlph, LOP, has forwarded her usual liberal annual
subscription of 2150 to the National lideboat lestitution.
Tag Guardia% la in a position to state that the cork
which her Majesty has bee. for wine time reportedto be
engaged in writing Is not merely in • forward state, bet
is actually printed, stiched, bound, and et least a fort-
night ago wee distributed among her own personal
hien& ad thug of the late Prime Consort.
st.take place on Thursd imityta command,
Tog medical advisees:A Lord Henry H. K. Percy,
v. 0., M.P. for North Northeniterland, have femm.
mended him to defer his return to tide country until
the emotion of the eold weather. His lordship's
complaint Is by them attributed to the effects of the
Crimean fever, caught in the treadles before SebestopoL
His lordship hu paired with Mr. R. B. Sheridan.
Till Pantos or Witte. —His Royal Highness at-
tended Divine service at the Chapel Royal, St. James's,
on Rowley morning. The sermon ma preached by the
Lord Bishop of Reath. The Dachas ci Cambridp and
the Grand Duchess. of Meeklenbtee-Stralits attended
the service. The Queen of Denmark arrived at Marl-
borough House on Monday, 001 a visit to the Prince and
Prineem of Wales. Her Majesty ma received at Dover
by General end Madame de Below and Lord Alfred
heresy; and was met at the Charing-erose Terminus of
the London and South•Fastern Railway by the Prince of
Wales. The King of Denmark arrived at Marlborough
House on Wednesday afternoon on a Vila to the Prints
and Priestess of Welk. flu 116idty woe received at
Dover by General de Delo' * the Datileb Minister, and
Lord Alfred Hervey, Lord in itailiair to the Prime of
Wales. The Prince of Wales met His Majesty at the
Charing-more Terminus of the Londm led South.Fastrre
Railway. Lord Skelmensiale, Lod in Waiting to the
Queen, was also in attendance at the railway terminus
to receive His Majesty. By command of the Queen. •
levee (being the second of the present season) was held
at St. James. Palace on Fridley by the Prince of Wales
on behalf of Her Majesty. There was a large number of
presentatiorit, naval, military, Judicial, let ecclesias-
tical. and parGamantrtry ; these presentat being by
the Queen's pleasure erfeividetrt to presentations to Her
Majesty.
THE PIIPCIIIS Or WALK& —lt will gratify our
readers to learn that Her Royal Highness the Princess
of Wales is gradually approseliag convalescence.
Having passed over the fourth weak from her confine-
moot, Dr. Arthur Ferro has owed attendance. Her
Royal Highness is now *offering only from inflammation
of the knee-joint and ilO eossemsenees, requiring
especially aunties' aid. The Leung rye that pain has
considerably diminished in the affsned joint, with a
corresponding improvement In the night's rest, 'Oriels at
one time was • good deal ritentrbod Latterly, indeed,
natural sleep has been frequently procured, and the
voidance of opiates rendered unnesemary. That a
sadden or even rapid rommery ma take plasm is quite
out of the question, however mach the impaUmt
affection of the militia at large may look for noel. a
result The repair of the injury produced by Indamma-
non of • joint, aid especially of the knee-joint, h
always a slow and often • very tedious promos, and in
the palace no less than in the hospital time is required
are the integrity of en delicate • mechanism Can be
restored. This much, however, it is very satisfactory
to learn' that although from day to day the alterstiou
in Her Royal Highnesses condition is but slightly
marked, any change there may be is alway toward.
that perfect recovery of the use of the joint which it is
eoriddently expected will ultimately take plena It is
scarcely necessary to contradict the rumours which
have been afloat as 00 the immediate removal of the
Prinatass to Sudriegbart. Such a step would, of
course, be quite inconsistent with the maintenance of
that perfect rest whir* joint inflammations, perhaps
more than other maladies require.
THE Collat.—The Queen, Princess Christian, Princess
Louise, Prince Arthur, Primo Tokorobl, ..ad
Beatrice, attended Divine service on Sunday morning in
the Private Chapel. The Rae. W. Brookfield (Chaplain
Ordie try to the Queen) preached the sermon. The
Duke of Beekingbam (Secretary of Slate for the Colonies)
had an audience of the Queen on Sunday. The Queen,
accompanied by Princes( Obristian,drove out on Monday
afternoon. Prince's Louise went out walling, as did
also Prince Arthur and Prime Leopold. Monday was
the anniversary of the birthday of tits Primus Louise.
The Queen, accompanied by Muer Lathe and Prince
Leopold, arrived at Buoiringbam Palates shortly after 12
on Tuesday from Windaor Crude. Her Majesty travelled
byspecial train to Paddington, and drove thence in a
menses and four, and emsortad by • detachment of the
14th Hamm, to Buckingham Palace. Prime Arthur
arrived at the palace from Greenwich Park. The Fart
of Derby and the Chmeellor of the Exchequer had
audiences of the Queen. Her Majesty held a Council,
at which Laird Robert Montagd and Colonel the Hon.
Percy Herhert wore sworn members of the Privy
Council. Previous to the Council. the Duke of Karl.
borough delivered up his wand of °Mos as Lord Steward,
which Her Majesty afterwards unripened upon the Earl
of Tankerrille. The Earl of Tankervilk delivered up
his badge of office as Curtain of the Hon. Cups of Gee.
tlemen at Arms, which Her Majesty oosferred upon the
Marquis of Exeter. The Mar.ptis of Exeter delivered
up his mod of °floe as Treasurer of Her Majesty's
Household. which Her Mmesty isonfonnd upon Camel
the Hon. Percy Herbert. The Marquis of Exeter then
deliverer' ap to Her Majesty the inapt' of the Order
of the Garter worn by hie father. Her Majesty after-
cards held a Court, sod entered the Audience-room. an
umpasiod by bet Royal Highness Primer Louise. The
Qum Mesita the Doke of Reaufori with the Mud
and Badge of the Order of the Garter. Her Majesty
wore a blank silk dram with strata trimmed with coupe,
and the Mary Quen Beets esp, with a long veil of
white crape lisse, and a coronet of jet. Her Majesty
also wore jet ornaments, the Ribeied of the finsr of the
Order of the Ouster, and the Victoria and Albert Order.
Her Royal Highness Princess Louise wore • train of rich
white silk trimmed with tulle and white ribanda, and a
petticoat of white tulle with white rftands. Read.
dress—feathers ado l veil. Ornaroute—dianionds and
pearls, with the Victoria and Albert Order, and the
Order of St. Isabel. Her Majesty left Bookingham
Palace at half-past 4 o'clock, accompanied by Princess
Louise, and visited the Queen of Denmark and the
Priest and Flimsies of Wales at Marlborough House,
Her Majesty drove theme to Paddington reileray station,
resorted by • detachment of the 14th Humans. Prince
Leopold met Her Majesty at Paddington. and travelled
In the mane train to Windsor. Prince Arthur loft the
Palace for Greenwich Park. Her Majesty arrived at
the Castle at 90 minutes before seven o'clock. HI,
Highness the Maharajah Dulup Singh and the
Maharanee arrived at the Castle on Tuesday and dined
with the Queen and the Royal family. The ceremony
of christening the Shabasadah, the infant son of his
Higbee.' the Maharajah and the Maharanee, took place
in the private chapel of the Castle on Wednesday morn-
ing, Her Majesty the Queen standing in potion as one
of the monitors, the others being the Maharajah and the
Rev. William Jay. The Hos. and Very Rev. the Dean
of Windsor performed the aseensony. The Slisheandeb
received the names of Victor Albert. His Highness
the Maharajah and the Maharanee left the Castle bi the
afternoon. The Qum drove out on Wednesday after-
noon, sesompaniod by Princess Christian.
Louise aho drove. Her Majesty walked out as Thurs-
day morning. Priseem Christian and Primers Louise
drove out. Prisons Hietries rode in the Rome Park.
and Prince Leopold mot out walking. The Quest,
amompanied by Priming Christian and Princess Louise,
drove out on Theiredap afternoon in • carriage and
four. Prince Christian arrived at the Castle in the
evening from the Continent. Her Majesty drove out
na Friday mnenmg, accompanied by Princess Christian.
The Quest and Princess Louise, Princess Beakiss,
Priers Leopold, and Priam Henry of Prank, left
Windsor Castle on Friday afternoon for Loadon,
special train on lb. Great Western Railway to Padd
ton, and drove from theme, aseounzied by Her Royal
Highway Peluso to Louise, h Moue.
escorted by • detachment of the 14btrTeneara, and
visited the King and Queen of Deumerk, and
the Prince and Prises, of Wales. Her Majesty after
wards drove to Boakiatham Polars. The Queen re-
mained at this Pam* en Frido7 night, and held • court
en Saturday.