The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

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INTERNATIONAL BANQUET
POQLE.

N
o The Frenollhave landed" was the heart.thpw.
' . mg announcement made to the citizens of Poole,
shortly after four p.M. on Wednesday, September
13th, by the sharp report of nearly a hundred rides
and the stentorian shouts of al.witit seven thousand
persons. Ausioualy had their arrival been looked
for. Hours previously the industrious and well-to-
do inhabitants of the town, who meetly took holiday
on the ocoudon, together with rustic. importations
from the district around; mid visitors from con-
siderable distance% had ' assembled upon the
limy and the vessels moored along it, to
witness the glad arrival of the good ship Albion,
from Cherbourg, and to give her passeagers a hearty
Engliah weloome, with hip, hip,. hip, hurrah! As
the boor of their anticipated *trivet aiew nigh, the
ulventof the. Mayor and Corporation in state upon
the scene, together with:the rills corps. tinder Lieut.
Aldridge and Ensign Viant, headed by Eyers' bras
b.„,i, and &Meg procession of Foresters, comprising
Court Ashy, No. 1866, of Poole, bearing theirquaint
regalia and decorated with the paraphernalia of the
tinier, attended by the -.Einson - band, caused a
momentary diversion thwart the crowd. But soon
nhe look•outto reword wait resumed, and the cry
.- They're cumin," int/pexid a general.. struggle for
?places commutes a Aissw. of the entianoe to the
Ihsrhour fromlattggiiii4 Et* ' As the tritely, berque
„quietly glidadalnag.,t;e;ards the lauttisattase, the
'expectation et the people wmt on tiptossEetemtively.
, and literally ; the more „lynx-eyed of the amembly
'recounted to their mated and shorter-sighted
-compatriots, every detail of the ship's manage-
ment and prorate,' the ' present's of some
•of the gentlemen from Cherbourg on the
summit of the paddle-boxes, the waving of a hat, dm.,
while the intense Interest manifested in these par-
ticulars, sheeed how universally the people entertain
good will towards enr neishbeereeereektim obestinnii
and the desire they bed to eho* their indifleatien
at this friendly visitation. As sot* A11,',1011100114,
touched this-quay user the CuallossulmetitavENlpellett
fel the entbusiastio crowd arse irnitennii ered 4)10
(cheered to the very echo, while these on 'hoard
'responded with riled Mermth. The Mayor
mud Corporation ofPooler,*with Mine of the Threaten(
.0( the Somerset Mid Dorset'saileley ..aMettn,py week
ion board and 'cordially greeted their trltileireir•Wbo
manifested thq grettiet:_plitintre 'at ..cet 'dill #lOth
;they experienced.. • g,,,..144, • t 4".
'fired •feu *joie "Rd *alleys in honourof lb
iEr ere' buul ilhertkl!NteAt.peur,te Syria"
thy our NatiosalAmlissimiiimillthebilletanio
1 .savembled k lEtstmettithipoiOtiefsfaimideglin and
AWe are an isisEilailsellidliMpistple,amd, Use
'intensity oft Illett;hailtlin inaniftagatinew
~. quark od thirfiag .- i; Virthieg ter'
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• and and iiiialit.r
.., • . et& and
•is regarded by ' ' gentlemen of
. and Paris' lie' ilir hidinition Of ' Our
• wards them, and of per claire to I
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'better acquelisidullillegetestudheetaVeietiaserellilly,
; 'The Corporations itikritileith Vd" brith town* thin
proceeded to the rililifili;:..ooo4.l, and , the out-door
celebration' wee stiieltintic,, . 4., lire. dieeppointment
was felt bi. 4DA„,_: it tiaptilii at the
' alwanoe of weergteteg, ,of Am' onkidai;k„
went for the nabite pace* ow thinauepicione &ay,
There wintegmattliapleur eflauating end flora/ demos
- rations in glibeemmitrifithestaupn, - • the
harbour Meal
and design„, *With the soft breeze 'kith,
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:arches psi(,,,.sri: -.. •
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Hart Hotel.. ,*...' .' :i.'01114 - ,1-10.,a1- Bank a
'England, avant the eflfrat a North.etreet. On the
latter were the worde,+," Tridnonee to Fade,. on
ths one eider and " Swans anis, weir tankages," on
the other. ••• dowdier teivetisphel - mei wren . invoked
apposite 4r: ithkeinuen;' th *Bait ofthel TOWnhall ;
but the neest rligent mile. a trio-imeassed arch,
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from ' 13.&thhth_
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