The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-02-11 00:00:00

ACOOIICHEMF-NT OF
.T.!tE_PRLVCEBS ROYAL

OF
11111LLIN, Feb. 10.—tier 'loyal Highness the Crown
PriIIONG 01 Prussia gown birth to • ['Tinos at threw
o'clock this morning.

Mt. 130111 ACT PllllOl has bum elected a Protector ot
Political &moony at Orford.

Ma. EDWARD Tamura". the newly-appointed British
Minister to the linited States, was presented to
President Johnson last Friday, by Mr. Ptownrd, and
wait eordially received.
TRU Mole says that Mr. Actin', the American
Insider, has sent in his resignation, that it haa been
accepted. nod that Mr. Adams will leave England about
ths commencement of April.
Tun 111141115ZINTATION Or LONDOII UNIVIIIIIStrf.—
Tbere are .till three candidates in the del4—Mr. Lowe,
Mr. Walter litsgebot and Eir John Lubbock, each of
whom bar received numerous promises of support.
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Buz biAneTT's "14. of the Lste Prince Consort" is
to be reproduoed, in i cond.-need form in embossed
teeters, (-yr the use of the blind. The work of abridg•
meat bas been entrusted to Mr. John Plummer.

THI elevation of tiir C. J. Selwyn to the bench haa
emmed a vacant, In the reintwentation of Cambridge
Unieemity. Mr. Beresford Hope and Mr. Anthony
Cleeeby wall contest the seat.
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Ai:wane TO Flaw Ifismarr's Muumuus —We under.
stand slab an seareus will be presented to her Majesty's
Ministers on the occasion of the reassembling of Par-
liament (should Lord Derby's health admit of his
reeeivhsg • deputation so soon) by the National Union '
of Conservative and Constitutional Associations, as well
as by many of the Working Men's Associations in the
provinces which has joined it, to express coofidence in
the Ministry, and to congratulate them on the suosess
which has hitherto attended 'Lir measures—imperial
STARVING • COW TO DIATH.-111r. John Webb, a
cattle salesman of Woolliampton, has just been fined
21 10s. and costa for cruelty to • cow. The animal had
been sold to Mr. Naylor, a cowkseper, but some dispute
baring arisen as to the purchase the cow was left in a
....doe covered with snow, where it was found lying in
a ditch in such • state of starvation that it died soon
after. The magistrates considered that the blame rested
with Webb, and inflicted the above named penalty.

THI Quaza's HULTIL —The British Medical Journal
ryv that although her Majesty, yielding to the wishes
of her subjects, ban consented tc fast the fatigue of per-
sonally holding a limited number of drawlig-rooms
during the ensuing season, and is, we trust, justified in
making the effort by the etre of her health, yet we
understand that the Queen is still far from having en-
fuel, reeorerral her strength. The effort which the
Queen has made to renew more extended personal re-
lations with her people will asfmredly be gratefully ao-
knowledged ; and, if her strength should not be equal
to the complete fulfilment of these laborious oeretnonials,
s just and respectful appreciation will not be wanting of
the graciousness with which the Sovereign has endea-
voured to re-enter upon the task. The Globe stated that
her Majesty intends spending a much larger portion of
her time in town than she has done since the lamented
death of the Prince

Consort.