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

Court anti lifigb tire.

1 Their /toyed Highasesee PriIMMO Reline sod PriDeeN
LOU., attended by lmdy Car Obie Barnngton and the
Hog. Oell Liddell, went to London on Tuesday rem-
tried hmteittid the parleingumoe at the Lyceum
with their preemie.
Tbe /lamina at Lesedowne, since his Wriest in town
after the funeral of big father, has bees minflaed by
indispositios at Lansdowne Hems. The noble marquis
wartable to leers in. room on Holiday.
Viacom& and Tiscoaart 71. den arrived in town as
Monday, from dither,. slyer* they had been stay.
Mg during the visit of Ids illigness the Prince of
Wales to the Earl and Countess
Lady Emily Peel is molesting •T;esidesie at Him,
and is not caryatid to return home until men after
Easter. We are informed that the health of her
ladyship bas materially improved by her residence in
• more genial climate during the winter months.
Lady Westbury, the •ifs 04th. Lord Chancellor,
It sionotaly ill, her ladyship having ruptured a blood-
vessel • few days since. Tbe injury was aimed by •
fall.
Tea lathes ham been seleeted as brithimthda to the
Prilleeill Alexandra, viz :.1, Lady Assets Harriet
Yorks, who is the daughter of the Muth sad Pealset
Zed of Hardwick,- she was bore cm the 13th of
Deeembar, 1838. 2 Lady Victoria Alemadriaa
Illoatotee Dangles licett, who is the daughter of the
Id* and present Duke of Boodeseh ,• she wee born
on the 204 of November, 1844. 3. Lady .Erneetine
Emma Horatio Moist Sdiecumbe, who is the dueller
of the third gad palmed SO cd liount,Edgeriumbel
shic was bore on the l&b of flettnit, 1842. 4. Lady
VisiorU Alemadrina Hare, who is the daighter of the
fret sad sister of the i,reee.t Earl of Li/towel ; she at
Em the =al April, IMO. aim llejesty the
sposisor to this Lady.) 5. Lady Rims
, .14,e Ls th 4 &MOW of the sic r""
h shd
Earl of Elgin ; she heft ita 19th of Jane. ,t
1812. 8, Lady Georgina Susan Hand lair who' is the
daughter of the sewed sad present Marquis of Aber.
cern ; the was horn on the 7th of July, 1811. 7. Lady
Victoria Campbell, who is the daughter of the eighth
and peacoat Duke of Anvil- she was born on the
Nod of 14y, 1851. 8, Lady Constance Villiers, wino
laths &Artst of t fourth and present Esti of
Clareodee; the was born da the 9n4 of September,
1840. 9. Lilly Theodora Grcoveroor, eho la, the
daughter of the seemed and prevent Marquis of Weft-
knirhater ; else was born on the 7th al July, 1840. 10.
y retailemone Wellesley, who is the daughter of
t Earl Cmwley ; she we. born in 1840.
II IdiftlNS itt,,g —The deputare of the
Prisons Memoirs frith'eán look plant at 3
o'clock on Thunday. Her Royal Hlghs... ,iiree
Leoeoet-
panted by her father, Prime Christian of NOMA.. rk,
attended by Adjutant Rittmeider Castensehjeld, and
her Neither, Primes Locke, attended by Countess
Beventiow • her breams, Prime Frederiek, attended
by Adjutain of the Artillery Captain Lund; Prises
Wilhelm attended by lllariawLisatesant Chevalier
Pinch; :ad Priam Waldemar g a d her deism
Ete..x Bens mad Thyte. Her ;loyal Highness's
ei of .erwithiheirriedin rm:e%Ootht rllatodittbia.:ll
lsls sees, Weeded ' • 14e
Rimpoderu and Oertgen. Tbe wedding Misieftt of Hil
Majesty to Princess Memoirs is • necklace, con.
Miele( 2, brillienta and 118 pearls, the two largest
of which *Whited lathe Intersittimal Exhibition,
, near the lab Idiom. Thp fasidmile of the Deemer
! erase, attached to the neeklaes, alio terrifies • fragment
I reported to ham hammed to the tree creed. *Mb a
! Meet at silk taken from the gram of King Canute, the
patron saint of Denmark.

Every other donreill• nest is rapidly dwindling into
emaparatin unimportause In the light of the rapidly
fipplosohilig eerestries of the 7th end 10thapreanno.
Th e NISP
ion Otleilb4:lnterninetebserst:ettlfOoered date ire
sliaah Male completeneel ;led splendoth ellrieb has
" ' 'ie.."' b.l'ttel wiiii -id ill Ore snarl, ad the
ntit
donor, we sonenwill be ep , "frOfileed
a Arent's of jubilant andinli: esei ' trirliattet
she will find the people of , My ' we
ardor abroad of being the least moor. ts rifelt
'Weld all peoples. At Gravesend. where the debarsi-
ties is to take place, the pier is to be converted into a
gorgeous pavilion, and a tree of sixty English beauties,
taming from fourteen to less of age, n• to
Prow Bowers before the Royal Reid.. There will be
immense doings in the esetrupatie. Leedom Brides le
to be deroristed from eed te end : and pl the earth et-
Elily will he • tritimpbsi Itch nobli:Cporticies.
is anti Will sweetie efitil tbo 111th, w it Orill bo
titiWMod in iipo maosor as eipplo , Okla it
to be •itlrely de•Ned old In lam end cenairsent of u
similar character. This will be a brighter garnialsent
for the old gate than the traitors' heads which used, in
bygone years, to be it. chief adornments. It is thought,
however, that its grimnese and dumpiness are such that
the decrorstore art will not male much of it.
Among the auxiliary apartments which have been
fitted thi at Windsor easels Chapel, for the secommods-
tinge! terild the y.t.,4:r00m Kam bride
14 tc, orbiuw77,l7r - Atiimyrai
being relieved by twelve 0 ernek 't 6 feel ,
high, 'veered with pink silk in flutes, the haw of the '
pilasters brag covered with a atone-coloured velvet. '
Around In columns Irreales of orange blossoms
and deep white hoe are entwined, each pilaster
terifainnnounted by gracefully designed capitals,
ng of imitation baskets filled with
blossoms, white roses, im, the open wiskerworkOrfanZ
beaten belay represented by ewe* lees atau
diagonally and immersed *4th small ted reemate
furniture of the room amends *151,0f the character
dtilltiowe Ai oirred wood-ttC• aiming, teethe.,
4:8 nd fpll-leirgth loching-g ' As..; being rielhly
arid Meted by a pink -mind% Wen add rues
g severed with pink silk, and the reverie of tl.e
glamor with the same material in fines. The carpet is
of tenantry, the groan coosisting of a light dove colour,
aimed white, ornamented with groan and clusters of
pink mese and other lowers. A member of the pilule,'
and other deeoratioes for thin chamber have been
Aniseed, and else rust are now being executed by the
employes* is the Lord Chamberlain's department, under
the eapetiftiaidene• of Mr, Seabrook, Iler Majesty's
latpestof.
. tbb tiown ihitiosoi ot Friiisiti DAUM 04 Mon, 0
Orairooost add *es releind by Visionot Ley, ney,
several military °Meets, and the chief members of the
Gravesend Corporation. A royal salute was fired on
the arrival of the Primers, who afterwards proceeded on
her journey to Windsor.

On Wednesday the Prince of Wales entered or hia
public duties by holding hie Ora levet. As might hove
been eapootod, no less from the popularity of lb*
Prima, than the novelty of the event, the reception
was a very erowdraine and int:resin tattoos took
Vthan hsh ' libuen or giant tears bug
ippl-dachte to a Naas irti.ati•di and hia
yal Richard was enthusiastically sheered.
The queen continues im ozcollent health, sad takes
daily driving and walk's, exorcise in tho Horns Park.
Her Majesty exhibit, great interest in the preparations
new in lisf,omr the marriage of the Trines of Wales,
masd has y peva, 'imparted the atiangementil
within Mt. I
tame ALFIED.—The Daily rekgrepir thus de-
scribes thp soon, in the House of Commons on Tuesday
night :—About nisi o'clock last night a rumour ob-
tained csarreacy t the metropolis, sad more
ly; in the of the House of Commons,
thforc
E7algeg:tri. hilitor
High....
,to the Affect that
had
terminated fatally in the course of the day. tedwould
be impossible to describe the feelings of pain and con-
storeaticaa which seised everyone connected with the
Homier. as the rumour fiew from mouth to mouth,
soquiring in its pump such incidents of confirmation
that die most hopeful could scarce disbelieve it. A
frosts impales was given to the essitereat when it was
notisod that, shortly before the order for going into
committas on the "Prises and Princess of Wales's
Annuities Rill," Lord Palueorston rose from hie mat on
the ttarT hildlit mad left the House. The Premier
wee I only about iv* minutes; bet each *as the
ansiety of all to beer the sorrowful report authori-
tatively sontradkaad, that the short inter vii between
his law* and returning appeared to have increased
fourfold. His lordship had scarcely resumed his place
when the Bill in question was reached; and, as he
roes to speak, the House seamed to hang upon his
words, for by this time the rumour had hawses general
within its doers The first tames of the Pramises
voles were smackst to dispel the alarm which had
now brow opprositro ; this brief speseli was en-
ema* cheery and joyous, sod was in itself quite
suMeleniststiourify the hope and conidence which at
, ease In the provisos dospoodeetay. The noble
I lord d not maks the slightest slimion to sash •
11 melancholy event ea had been eurrently reported, rid
I it Irma then fah that no truth could be attached to it.
To mike asieranc• doubly an,., however, immediately
after the adjournioess of tho Haw, an hod member
privately inqsdrod of the Ministers of the Treasury
boned se to She hots of the mad and was informed
that, about an hoar and a half previously. • Wiegman
had bees naiad from Matta, conveying the welcome
now that bin Royal Highness Prises Alfred was pro-
gressing moot /avows*.