The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-12-19 00:00:00

INTINDID STSCILL THANKSGIVING..

It need minims no one (says the Dar gi Ana)
that there is now under oonsideration Vie subject of
appointing, al soon as the Prince shall have happily
attained eenvalesaenee, a day of special theeksgivisg
to Almighty God for Ms mercy in spring the life al
the Prim* of Wales;
R 170111.1.8 TO NILO Till SPECIAL PRATER.
As there are exemptions to almost every rale, so it
seems there were to the nearly universal °Merriam
of the request of the Primate or prayers in chemises
and chapels on behalf of the Princo of Wales os NOB-
day week. We learn that much dissatidaction Is
expressed at Newbury in consequenee of the Rev. O.
Grinstead, a ritualist, refusing to reed the 'pedal
Prayer for the Prinoe without his bishop's orders. At
Dr. Cairns' Presbyterian Chapel, Berwick, Dr. Eche,
of Glasgow, officiated, and on the telegram tasking tke
request being headed to him. be threw it dows.
deolining "to be bound by any Orler io Council.'
Tin FIRSIIOII PRIMO ON TOR PRINCE'S ILLStai.
Wednesday's Batiloig has the following article
'" There has been loss depression on the B ierse.
The Pena, of Wales is not deai.
One would may that the variations of the Bnun ars
governed by this qeeetion of the life or desth of the
Prints. of Wales. Nothing Is more uutrue, but it no
e•sy to say, when Rentes fill, ' It is Nowise the Prise
is worse,' and when they rise. 'IL id beaten he
better.' Singe the Consols have taken the death of Ms
Prince for granted they no longer sink.
The English, who have had Mr iiladstone for hiq
for the last ele (sic) years, have not seen altoto,b,r
with pleaders a ruler rising up into the place of Med
Queen, Viotoria, who makes an excellent Q.lOOll
lii
Great Braga.
The English, whose Queen sweets for nothitt.
governed, as the Spartan Republic les., by two lucsi.
Tile two last were Sir ltAirt Pool end L Palmer
'ton. The two now reigning are Mr. Disraeli sod lir•
Gladstone.
What would U. Ordineire say to a Republic goosed
by two Kings?
So then the English fonds had fallen by reason of de
fear inspired by the growiag up of • rul-r Wired
their two Binge.
The English feared the noticing of the Primo of Wile
to the Thr one as much as they (etre,' hie desth.
But Queen Victoria still lives, sod as to whet will
hatunipatespenre.aff
olterobffh
by all
there is no need to anticipate mishit'
Bsotnmareoonnlyeeprorntooarelnl
dtishouesiZebei°.c:eLimd:,:adanialyasw:hee,l'ori°lnib.a.stbblera.lCo'sristh:
Prinee of Wales."

IRISH fintrATIIV.
The following Is ao extract from • letter written by
• l!td, residing In the neighbourh,od of Dublin :—" Tbe
Primo. of Wales's illnees the one topic here, and be
sorrow felt by all theme has rather surprised us. A
froup of at least a dosen working 111.11 IltOplled MO, as
;I•Taard•Y morning, and to ums their own espreenea
made boisfsi to ask me how the fine young gentlemen
was.' I told them the latest tolegram. They
111 l
their bats with the reverence of Irishmen, and a ren
old 'um •God look down on hie weer mothered
ware. God spare "

OLNADIAM SYMPATHY.
In the morning eervioe Saturday, N0v...., st t
Jewish Synagogue in St. Constant-street, lior,"
after the usual prayer fur the QLICeII ani
reetill. the Bey. llyen alluded to the
his Hoye! Highneas the Prime of Wales, and din
the reading of Psalms 38,39, 40, alter which he et."'
up an affeetiog eloquent preyer.—Jewith Oros, ‘•

The confinement a the Princess of Wales is We'll
to take place in February.
"Tee LON, WIZ NW, MID rue MOIW."—To preve:A.„,rl':4
and unprincipled Traders from deceiving the publh,.
'whiter of POWILL'e BALSAM OW AMINO MS been costM,
edopt the above Trade Hark (Lion, Net end Mouse), st.,
deign will in future continue to wooer upon the WOrros
each genuine Bottle, and any one imitating at will randd
mina liable to rum or INPOISOXIIIIVT. The following lege 'xi,
bear testimony to the wonderful curative pi.operties of I;h;ii
OWOII NUMMI. Her Majesty's Gun Boat, ' ItetW. ,
North-East Coast of gootland, 7th September 19t,i
—Haring had a most distraming and amen C0u11h...0
cured me many lieliVilOS nights and maims 4tY7.
mended by Hla Inaretur rug Cam, or cantors's. to ••,;:il
most invaluable Balsam of Aniseed, and I use Won
the Bret dam I found immediate Wird, even without haro!„,,
suspend my ration§ duties; end the first ran.ll Dot& c`7,
pletely cured me, therefore I hare the meted COOIS
fully recommending it to the million. Moe recPwWl4parel
W. LOMA, 11.8. .B.' Mr. Powell."
and Sold by Tuouss Powalm, 16 Blackfriara Road.
and Sold by Chemists and lledkine Vendors throollb°,,,
World. In Bottles oaly, at Is lid and 41 SI etch.
Powiub's MU/AM Or Amszan." rOS
MADAMS MRSINIII'S MUSICAL OTIMASIL
Lungs, No. 35, Bruton-street. Berkeley Boum!. aro
Bound shoulders and stooping habits void "'woos
months. The art of akating taught at
meMaditlMSo(
sekboolißrenneetorwiirdas now woroak othn
iCattbreesipotzhis.ill
MOVIMOSMIS thoroughly Milhaud in the art at
In Muse lam&