The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-17 00:00:00

NO HANOING-THE WOLD LADY SAYS SO.

To the Editor of Me Dorset County Express and
A gricoUnral 03:ette.

fint,—Do on know that the " Weld Lady" rote a
lee.l-en hartskle, that is, I spree it was leaden for the
little metal it showed waa raythrr atft, for I seemed to
nolerstand from !t that Meister, Fooks and Preedy be
mad !! Now, if I haul tasted to wake oat A.. • (hi,..
praple would say I must be mad. but whether woke ill
think the Wold Inf, 1..00 or not I data 00. Now tinr,
I baint no scollar but I think I be an good as mho, no
woke wont lart at nay pistle Met. than they do at she
when she alters the Querns weden day, and swore I
shut up I must say that, pan tel as it is, everybody do
praese the jury for their just ventral., and they do say
sloat if the Wield on nun can but get Poooly off she is too
be la • onley atterdand, vow his or tar life, in • revo—
matory whorl will mac em both sat. I only want
jutelis. Your., A WABLEII.

THE PRINICE OF WALES IN THE HOUSE OV
LORDS.

T!... Speen,. thns iie.cribes the appcaranix of Um
Pr.isce %Val. sin tin. ttnit.- nf LOIP. I,a lii the waist
.4 'be prineessinn walks a yaa•lita! figure, with bead
erect, thr brrylff !Naha.' with rauteestent. It is the
. . . .

-
I Heir Apparent of Greet Britain, Albert Edward Peltier
of Wake, now going to take his mat for the gess time
as Duke of Cowie&ll among the Peers of the realm.
Ltd liy the Cotonial Secretive and the tell Commander-
in-Chief of the army, the Prince walks up to the table
of the Clerk of the Howie. to take the oath on the
t7emstitution of Gnost Britain, end inscribe his name
upon the roll of PArliesuent. While the lengthened
document is Fehr; read there is time to examine tLe
i the youngest of the Peers of
tlilerc.kressoldinP.ll.4.lC ''''''''''' o
' • of Wale's fact M one to which as
yet no justice has been done by painter. and photo-
ii oi a pretty hoe on paper aml canvass,
bat nothing more, and it looks unmeaning &linnet in its
extreme javettility. The living origind in very different
indeed from the carte de rigue portrait. The blue
I eyes look iierioti. almost in sadness, the small mouth and
high forehead beam with intelligence, and the whole
' expression of the face is that of the thoughtful sod
earnest twin rather than of the growing youth. The
Prim* of W.leo bee the features of his late father even
more than of his mother. He has the look of extreme
inude.ty which so much characterised the Prince Coo-
north tlott same refined outline of the lower Lice, 4.-
noting the a144111C0 of grosser missions ; end those Hares
small, but not narrow lips, giving to thinking rather
than talking. The •isible modesty, ney, shyness is
, striking in use chose crown lay in his cradle. The
eirgie lath which cowered the temple of the Heir Ap-
p.rent on his mitering the Hausa of Lords, does not
disappear while he is standing at the •ide of the grave
ilerk who.. nu ling &b.. constitution of Perliamssit la
fidtering accents and low voice the Heir Apperwit
swears fidelity to the leers, end his hand all but
trembles while he kisses the Bible. and sign. his
nsme in oonfirina'ion of his orth. But he repins
hi. composure as *non as this net has been accein•
pliebel, and the procession has been net in move-
ment again. The bog line of resrlet-robed Peers,
who Inave skiod in • senticirle around the table of the
clerk, now move on towards the woolsack, which has
no sooner been reached, then the Prinm of Waleeleasma
the procession, and with gramlel step ascended tilei
, Royal di., I..36ot:himself in the Cr., chair to the right
of the throne. aud covering 64 head. Wiring greeted
the tinily s,:eiolily in a twice n prated silent bow of
tic hal. tho Prince again descends, and walking ups.
•iie woolsack, sh•ke• hen I. with tin. Lord Chancellor
in • warm-hearted friendly manlier. The most perfect
grace of mien and deportment diattagaish the whole
of the.. movements, awl befere the ward well realised
the historical scene, the Heir A pearent of the realm has
joined once more the procession of Peers. Sr 111 is leaving
the hall on the opposite chic. Thus le fulllled the
motto of the Kings to be of England, reA Dieu.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

There ham recently been placed is the Church of
Lueeninbe, Somme, • tables to the memory of the
Bev. Henry *am, once Prebendary of Welb and rune
time Canna of Exeter. It is neatly executed by Mr.
Thomas ryley,of Bristol.
The Right rive. and Right Rev. Baron Auckland,
Lnrd Bishop of the Diocese of Bath and Wens, leme
lioensed the following to onset's :—The Rev. A. IL
Carter, to Chewton Mendip ; the Rev. C. H. Wynne.
to fianipford Orchard: the Rev. IL W. Warren, to
rlandown • the Reir. R. Richard., to Saint Jamn's,
Taunton ; and the Rev. T. M. Hayter, to Illidsomer
Norton.

Cututcat. Vactsciss.—Rectoriew Allesley, Wor-
wi die Worcester: value £Bl6B. with resident:ie.
Barnes, Surrey, die. London : value £395, with mai-
depot. Charles, Devon, dio. Exeter value £4OO, with
reddence. Michaelstotai-le-Pit. Glamorgan, dio. Lan-
doll:value 100. Riaby,Suffolk,din. Ely: value 4.745,with
te4drnee. 8,4 womb, Suomi, dio. Chit:beater value
E29J, with reaidence. &argot.... Kent, die. Canterbury :
value £O6. &are. Kent, dim Canterbury value £175.
Sprinclborpe. co. and dio. Lincoln: trahie £l5O. Thet-
ford, St. Peter, Norfolk, din. Norwich : value t 53.
Wi.hford, Wilts, din. Salisbury: value £472. with re-
sidence. Vicar.get . Battle, Some:, din. Chichester:
value 500. Rickenbill, co. sad dio. Worcester : value
EMI, with residi•noe. Cambridge, All dio. El
value £l3O. Gaston. Northantx, dio. Peterborongh
value £175. with residence. Ihisford, St. John. Cambia,
dio. : value Vela with residence. GuilaSeld,
Illortgotneryahirr, din. Bt. Anstalt : voice CM, with
re iidence. Motheringliam, 00. and dio. Lincoln: value
1.300, with roaideoce. Newbald, on. and din. You.:
value £224, with residence. St. Comeracuto-Demain-
in.thelilean, Kent, dio. Canterbury : value £4OO.
Tallard, Cornwall, dio. Looter: value £124, with re-
sidence. lilting, &ace, dto. Rochester: value £l6B,
residence, Whitkirk, Yorkabire, dio. Ripon :
value E 229, with residenee.—Perpetual Cusack': St.
liary'a. Carlisle, din. Carlisle: value £lOO. London,
Arclihiahop Tenima's Chapel, Regent-street. Nock ing-
ton, Kent, din. Canterbury: value fgt. Princes RI.-
borough. Bunks, dio. Olon value £l5O, with residence.
Richmond. Holy Trinity, Yorkshire. dio. Ripen: cake
1:11"). —Coracles : Arenati, St. Andrew's, Manchester.
ik:lauch, neer Norwich. Churchatoke, Shrewsbury.
East nrettord.Notta Hendertield, Bt.Paul'a Ilminster,
Somerset. Maidstone, St. Peter's.—Prohisoorship ot
Latin in University Collits, London to be vacant in
July.—Ma.tershipti Cheltenham Proprietary School :
Second aticend 4.1013• year, with boarders, ko. Lea-
mington Culler : Illathematical ; salary ciao, with
board and reanimate, end
College:
to take private
pupils. Jersey, Vietoria Enelish : aalarzhEr:
with ;erotism's to take boarders. Wimbledon
Head Motheinatical; a Wrangler preferred. -Clerical
Jurreel.

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