The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-16 00:00:00

Court anti fashionable Intelligente.

TE Quittur.—We uederstuut that Her Majesty the
Vue.n is expected to visit the Duke and Ditchers of
Roxburgh., at Floors Cutle, in the month of August oe
early in Peptember.—Scogeman.
ADM{ TO KormAT.-81ne1 the commencement of
the illness of the Princess of Wales, lb. Prince and
Princes, and their medical adviser; have been over-
whelmed with letters of advice and recommendation.
All kinds of embrocation have been sent; the most
varied specimen. of leather, felt, sind tin splints; and a
thoneand (and more) preesaiptions of the most varied
character. One good soul from Ireland of warm re-
commends that • potato be worn: and • lady sends a
large piece of ordinary oil-silk, which she feels certain,
from her own experience, would effect a cure. We see
it statod that, in one instanoa, e donation of £2 was for-
warded to lOW one who had sent • bottle of embroca-
tion. This must have been under very peculiar dr-
inamstences—oot rosily forwarded at all in reward for
the advice Of We embrocatioa. To have sent similar
weoognition of the multitudinous and no doubt well-
radiant premoiotioas and embrocation., he forwarded,
-would have involved an expense of litany hnedred
pounds. There is a large boa full of such letters. This
is always so on such occasions. When the late King of
Portugal was lying 11l with typhoid fever, some one
wrote to Dr. Jenner assuring him that • certain cure for
the disease wee to turn sheep into the lower part of the
house, and ooncludei by suggesting that, if necessary,
sheep might be sent over in orates !—Beiriat Medical
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Tug PIIINOZOS OP WALire.—A relearns, for which no
exciting one mold be traded, took place toward' the
latter god of 'sat week, and has served to cheek the re;
grolla at her Royal Highness towards recovery. Th
...de symptoms of this attar* subsided under treatment
In the enema of a few days, leaving the joint, however,
in a ariessearily km satiofsctcal state than it promoted
rli°war. On Saturday last, daring the attack, the
tete Wu amen by gr. ewer Hawkins, serjeant-
rmc, to the Queen, and Ns 0. D. Pollock, surgeon
**ate* at Wales, who riormultied on this aeoemios
with the surgeons in constaet charge of the Patient, Mr'
t:......p5e Prescott Pelmet Our ceders
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hear with 11. much regret of this ter:ursine@ of is.
liemmeten, toe import of which pa ingusordag the
eventual duration of tLa inn they will readily eader-
stand. Under existing etteeleteeen the attack, of
mime. eiguifies something mush more serious than the
mere loss of time—the four or Ave days, for mateD
during which the acute hallos lasted. The source
anxiety liee in the fact itself that the joint malady has
proved swieeptibie of relapse—that the gradual belliul
process has helm rudely stopped by fresh inflammation
with its atermideet effusion, negativing at once the re-
positive abeam which it had already taken several
weekt to acct. We are glad to tarn to the other nod
more ebeerfal side of the picture, and to arnica messed
Oslo of a eatidactory nature in her Royal Highness's
condition. The ohmmeter of the ingamwation was un•
caused, sad its subsideoce has left the patient in gond
general health and excellent spirits, without any febrile
exciiemesl. The pcsition of toe affected limb im perfect.
With slight eicstsOii tbo night's rest ham latiellv been
very good iadeedf natural sleep of many hours' too-
thiness° kering been procured without 111.14141011 Maar
front narcotics or the ideal "hop bed," oldie has lately
nude the toned of the journals. Feed we 44d that,
with an urgent osoessity for the most absolute rest, the
ninon+ rentmetins an spinnanhicil rclarbY bin Bard
DigLosse to Denmark is quite apomis .—rks Latiost.