The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-24 00:00:00

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p iditdis.ireatiter hoe celled out
'Who and linewiait and haymakbeg Is rife
In gnaw lolde en elopes la our nelebbourtiood.
Ten 01.01112001 WSILTIMI make' Weymouth most
sajogalte at the preterit time; but many of the
principal whiter. and Mears seem to have gone to
ass • "brown Mae Indiamoras." Pahaw I
YACHTS •aarvsm Daum; rat Walt —Arioset
esboamer from PotteMeath ; Ware, schooner from
Tommy ,• Jolter., stoma yacht from Limington ; Shark,
steamer from Cherbourg.
HOLY Thum! Bum.— &boat 35 of this band, under
Mr. Cost, enjoyed an eseureion to Luling* OS Wed- 1
nesday swished lest, Is the steamer, through A. kind-
les- of the Rev. V. F. Ransoms, enrols of lb. parish.
Tee QUar Wait...—This rain remains muck in the
same state is reeerded in our last. A little more
'Joking, and some washing out of the soil front Inside,
may haws taken place ; but on the whole there does
not seem any danger of the matter boooming
ately wens. Of soarse the treßo on the tramway can.
not premed Ihroyoad the Ship Inn.
VIM Or rem Dual or Itortairs..-1114 Grace the
Duke of Rollaod, of Brivoir Castle. it, hi, hutatlful
steam yacht, and emempanied by lir. and Mrs.
Philip Miles, pat into Weymouth Roods on Monday
stigma's, on their return front their volutes IO
Cherbourg. His mos and party left Weymouth the
following morning
MIL EDWAIDS. ALF.. Ann gis Fdersa CHILD CLUB.
—Our exoelleat member, Mr. B Rdeards &venni for-
get his pet, the Working Men's Club, obleh he housed
so nobly in Kitchell Street. His remembrance., too,
are et a most tamed* and gratifying character; the
Last wise handsome gift of eight volumes (nounn) of
the linnrered Lowloa Ni,, presented to the Herm,.
throaeb Mr. it. It. Howard. Th.,se eseellent volumes
of (almost) •ontamporary history will be numb
appreciated. What a capital thing it Is to be remem-
bered be Mr. Rdwards I
MACIIIIL CATCHISH. The take. of mackerel
In the Beat sod West Bays are era:m..l4.g with
oecealortal lull.; bet generally speaking, the mimes
ham been greet Now sad then we hear west takes
reported, snob as 10,000 in one day by one company,
and at astother time 11,000 on the Beech. Tait prioes
vary also, emet,mles 9.. • 100, 'Algoma Its., wooed-
leg to the oonvenienee of the take to the distant
market., end occasionally smaller one. (gaits trash) are
sold at ld. eaeh toe. low., 61 per doses.
0011 111Liteli VIBITORII —The 60. h, or Kings'
Royal Bile Corp., the 4th battalion of whisk
replies the nth regt., has ths moue "Cake et
Agdsz," and the honour, &dela, Vision, Marti.
algae, Talavera, Irrleatls 4 Oaor, Albehent,
Ciudad Rodrigo, Boisjos. Selantanoa, Vittoria,
IPyrosess, NIII., Nies, Orthae, Toulouse, Peninsula,
Paajenb, Mooltea, Coolant, Delhi, Take Forte, and
Palma. The °Maus of the 4th bettalisa are Majors
Charles William/ea end W. Leigh Pembertoo ; Captains
Jas. Joseph Collins, W. F. Carktes, F. H. A. Ramillies,
R. Milligan, R. H. Heade., Arthur Tuffoell,
F. Ferry, Redeem H. Bailee, Jae. H. H. Croft, Fre.
W. Grenfell • Unita George Carpenter, J. T. D.
Croat:de, Waltir Correa, H. D. Browne, J. LW. Finch,
Arthur P• 91,0 A. G. Begot. Z. T. H. Hutton, Charles
Michell, F. M. Ward, R. B. It. iretiterstocban.ih.
A. G. A. Martin; Sub.-Lieuta, M. t:. R. Familia
Walker. Geoffrey O. Orlomeed, Henry Vera; Pay-
master Edward Charles Grunt; Lionel. T. H. Huttoe,
instreador of musketry; Adj etant-Lieut., H. D. Browns;
Quartermaster, Thome. Jervis; Burge°. Major,A. R. T.
Loaghurst, M. 0.; *gents, Messrs. Col and Cu. Their
nailer:a is Irmo, with surlet faelege
Digoovgar 01 Tat THIRD Borogsa's CORPSL—Oe
Monday evenlag three young Weymoutithes were
Ledlosen. rinlitohniebnoid a thetieP Breakwater wmer
ortiaodroada,
theasdy
dvirsa
liesodlethe
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• 'arm liosttag. They pointed it out ton fight-rune
named Brows, who brought it into Weymouth
Harbour. The polies prooesded to the Pile Pier with
• stestaleae, and the people rushed down to see the sad
permission. But Borgte. Brine sod Harvey. and their
soestablea. found the body too decomposed to briog
through the town, and it was arranged In the boat,
severed with omens, and then the host towed up the
Harbour above Bridge, sod so up the Baekwater to the
foreshore of the gardens in front of the Cemetery.
Here it wee landed and mirrored to the dead house,
where the remains were deposited. The people
followed it along the quys as fu u they eould, sad
mesh oommleetatles ems repressed for the dead that
did so long unburied remain. It woe the corpse of
Charles Roger., who had worked for Mr. Domioy,

Tue FlaaOle Simeon axe DU/NUNN= —Oa
Monday reortking, many pawns m Weymouth were
harrilled by a report that Ave men bad been drowned
by upsetting of a mackerel boat in the West Bay. The
rumour was, curiously enough, discredited by arrivals
Is the dab carts from the Beech; but there was
evidently " something in it." What that eomethlng
me, it was not easy to find out, for at Ferry Bridge
Imo they knew nothing but rumour, and the same
appeared to be the one. at Wyke. Portland payload
Langton Herring people also denied It; but • blot that
it referral to Wyk* men disoovered ths sourer% It is
said that a Wyke boat was found empty in the water,
and Its Ivo occupants were mining. So they were, for
a time, and great was the consternation of their families.
But they were afterwards, ao ruse the tale, dit poured
Weep under a hedge, in company with •partly•sroptied
Aaron of beer I

PILUISTATION • SZILGIOrt Or TIM 77211.--•
Armoury Sergeant Trestinnard. of the 77th, boa very
kindly lestructed the (Moir of fil!. Peter'. otturei, and
In recognition tbe coorgegstion have subsortbed for a
handsomely bound family Bible, for presentation to
Yr. Trewinnard. On Saturday evening loft, the Key.
A. Hill. ohaplain, made the prestotatloo, with an ap-
propriate address.

THII Wsncx Or Mt ROYAL ADSLAIDL—The pur-
chasers of the wreck bare I.tely been carrying on
operations at low water, and have reoovered consider-
able qsantities of iron, locals-ling bars, anchor., large
and small, and other ponderous property. Is is under-
stood that no specially valuable salvage has yet been
'fisted, though it is said tere Sr. some hermetically
peeked mum of watches, of which no tramp has yet been
siesu, and therefore It is hoped they are unbroken, nut
may be reoovered. Diving was oontoteneed at the
beginning of this week.
ENIORATIOII •111111.—Aultebor family of Portlanders
to. given up the struggle with bad times in the Island,
and gone to • country, we hops better for them. Mr.
Stone, a mason by trod., and hls fatally, left Portland
on Wednesday, choosing the early hour of four in the
morning, In order to be in time for the first train from
Weymouth. May ell them ad emigrants meet kindly
fortunes elsewhere and with Portland energy no
retrieve their position that they may be able to °omit
bask, and in the home of thole forefathers spend their
&alining day..
AOCIDINT.—OO Saturday evening last, a little boy
named Stone nearly loot his life. About seven o'elook
a timber men was going up the Zgaag road at the batik
of the poliesotatioa, when little Stone, who was play.
lag near, Mb •traight down and being uneble to stop,
got between the wheels, de was immediately aimed
down and it we, thought that the wheels pawed over
his legs. But this could hardly hays been the seas, for
when plinked up by the police, taken to his homo, and
attended by Dr Soott, it was not found that hie legs
were broken, although 1.• was most seriously bruised.
With that tenacity of life °mama to children, under
good medical attendant*, ha is getting better.

UQUIDLTZOI.—L neetlue of the orediton of 0. and
J. C. Wen, Widen, ko., of thk lowa, Is to be held at
the ofßoe of Kenn. Andrews sad Pope, Dorebeeter,
tin attorneys for the debtors, ea the Bth July. rite
debts amount to between £7OO sad SS*3.

the follow-
ing :—Mr. Abbott—Bread (owls el the bogie doer) for
the workhouse no Ne. I District, 6d. por 41b. lost. sad
No. 2, 6 I. Mr. 1. Curtis—No. 3. In& ; hairy eieel,
164 34. rer tea moors ; aud (bur (beet quality). 435.
per seek. Mr. G. Lecnos—DieWlet No 4. 60., and Ns.
5.614. per 4114 lost. Mrs. Doolsy—Beet .ed mottos,
bid. per lb. ; beef (legs andsblas). 34 per lb. ;
heeds, Is. 64, sea; tee( most, bd. pew lb. Messrs.
Derrhaaa—Butter Is. let per lb.; bonier peas, 7s.
per bushel; slat, 34 per owl.; soda (sullies), 94 64.
per owl. Mr. J. Jambe—Cheese, 341• per VII,; 041-
OW, 221. per owl. Mrs. Residser—Tes, 3s. 44. per
lb.; snare 344. per lb. Messrs. Bradford—Ooals (best
Ballo). (Were& 33e it. Per tist.

• WAGGON-110MA IN • SHOZY•IIIIIII 011
Wednesday morning last, oas of Mr. J. Hodder's
borate was engaged in a waggon asistiog it ramose the
=Wavy 'aegis" la the Barrask-siaare at the Verne.
The &stool sae palling the waggon uphill, and feeling
the load drawing him bark. he turned aad tried the
doweword road. ANA) donning Is an old truism, 68d
so found the waggon horse, when he felt impelled to go
&sight into the regiment& shoemaker's shop. flare
way three Maid., who disoovered themselves in the
*lotion of the whitlow in tb• nursery rhyme—

Imantrtostal. AiIIITILATION. —OO Thursdey, Jame
A 2, • sesetiag was held at this British Behest keeps:on
of Mr. Hear, Riokard's motion for International
Arbitration. Dr. Ewen' presided on the csioaoloo.
He related • striking remark road* by hie little boy on
the siabjest. "1 mopes. ceps," add he 'that soldiers
do not go to *harsh."' 'Why., °Mid do you thirst
so r " Bemuse nun that kill woad not ,Ins 7. The
Rev. D. Thomas explained that the oldest aimed
at wool. anbethate right for might; the &notes of
reason for brats for..; the spirts a( li, fmb.=
and ocean/Woe, for that at hatred, didene
Yindlativiroese. He showed that the gent deeld•raten
I. a tribusal of wellitudilled reek to shish tin
Potions might appeal, aad a code of laws to Mita
they eould refer matters Is disputa—Mr. a
Norman dottrel te express his full tympani, with
the ZOOTOMNIat, be felt that it was a week whisk
spinally devolved upon the Christian char/h.—Then
Mr. W. Dinned. props.* that tles martian spproved
the principal of ArWratioa, sod that • petition to
Parliaateat Is favour of Mr. 11. Rishard's motion be
Sent from the irshabinats of Cense. Tin mover mad•
a poserfal speesh, derailing espacially upon th• impalas
which the adoption of tide prinoirie wolde give to
miniature. sommeree, morality, and religion • sad
eareenly urged the nod of faith in God's pre:wises,
and of prayer as the means of obtaining the Meeting
of pesos—Kr. Derrimaa ia erenscling the motion
remarked that our weapons were not cereal hut mighty
through God, I. the pallisg down of strongholds.
The resolution was serried unanimously. Ths petition
Is Wag pancreas', signed. On Sunday seising, Ms.
Thomas preached an canted sermon on the widest ire.
Isaiah 11,

'All they vented ens elbow room."
The home found himself se °West obaorlou to the
shoemakers, and we may well believe that be wax
mesded, and that—

" Leah cobbler quickly threw my ilia WI,
And AIM Waked Ma awl upoe &out,"
bat it wee no uss. The animal °toothed, Istrohar•like,
when be found his efforts to get the suaggen into the
shop were unavailing, and when they loosened bias front
tbe shafts, in be rustled. On this the three s3lelier
shoemakers sleeted s retreat more agile then glorious
thrown the window. " The proooodiage had not
essoluded when our informant lett."—To be melt/ma
in es? next

GOOD : ItirOnanotalart AND FARM IC
This tboreash-going temperas:es sootety haa its share
of up and downs, success and dim •uragement, as all
other mundane Institutions. Oct ooe band wrote
formerly notorious drunkards have been reclaimed by
Its means, and a oertain drinking oottpie who bays lost
large sums of resoey by drunkenness are proposed as
members. On the other hand, it I, moat palatal
to mord the feilurn of a late inantlisl secretary,
or something of that sort, of Star of Hope Lodge.
This man, who palmed by the came of Derville, a
private of the 77th, and who wed to ancounee
self as "Mr. Gentle" at petits° meeting., wtere be
spoke freely, has turned out to hi a dissector (rain the
Boots Fusilier., lettere be w.s a drummer, and his
name le told to be Boohoo. After a oertain
proper
meet, at which he rat:mind • trilling sons of
leolasy for the treasurer, Derville went off to a worse
place than the Templar lodge, and wad arrested on •
share* of drunkenness, and marched a to barracks.
There it le said, he oonfemed his Dania and regiment.
It Is suggested that the fear of going to Aldershot,
where be would be rtoognised as a deserter, drove him
to drown bit ansiety in the trete cup, and ultimately
Is ecinfeas. The Good Templer. will oleo have enough
work for the future, for it is said there will b. 86
Good Templar' ansoeg the military who are to replace
the 77th, sad that the lodge room will not be large
smougb, so another Is to lir started.

A B BOTBBU it Y
IT la proposal to Int rove Atabotshury Fair out of
eaistamoe. The Home Boer.toy has given nodes to the
following afloat :—" A mommototion has boos duly
made to me by the instates sitting I. Potty &micas for
the Dorchester Divides, of the County of Desist. that
a fair haa bmo anomaly hold on the 11th day of July,
in Om parish of Abbetabory. In the mid dlvinMa el Om
said oounty,sad that it would to for Mi. 'sometimes and
adraatage of Um public that such fair should bo
abolished. On the 3rd day of Jnly, 1873, 1 shall take
the aforesaid roprematatioa into consideration, and all
tenons aro to Intimate Wore that day any objsetloo
they may Amin to offsr to the abolition of the said
fair."

TWIal Fat-inns' Pa hrtgo.—On Monday evaniag
last, tho Star of Pastlaot lodge of Goad Tempters bed
a toe and *weal meeting in the Bible Christian school-
room, Chesil, to bid farewell to the military brethren,
now about to leave for Rushmoor. About 103 sat down
to tea, and tenet) or thirty more Gems to the evening.
Bro. Robson, 8.1, and W.C.T. of tie lodge, presida,
sad many eddresass were 10•1111, varisd by reeitationa
sad tinging, amen the realtetions one by a lady, Mime
Mal, and ono by (torpors' Philips. &meant Gratis
read tho following address on behalf of Use military
Good Tomplan who bre leaving:—

STURILINSTIR MARSHALL
Teseday week' last • lodgs ii eseseetloa with
the Isdepeodsot Ord* of Good Teraptero wee laelibMed
by Bro. B. Nosey, D.0.W.G.T., of " Poole Lifeboat
lodge, modeted by several members from lb. Nola
ledges. The *Mein sleeted for the pre•eat quarter me
Bro. G. Patton, W.C.T., Sider Ellis
Bra. TO. Byers, W.., Bro. Hubert BeAtriek,
Rio. 0. Oxford, W.T., Bra Bear. Bolt, W.U.. Bro.
Bldbir Avarett, W.M, Bro. W. Bert, W. 1.0., 800.
Gorge &mom, W.0.G., +ad Bro. Chutes Trammed
wss notuloated for the office of Lodge Doppia,. The
agate of the lodge la to he "Rope of Starminster."

WRITKOKURCH.

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PiaIUTATIOIT.—At • pubile weetiog held in *la
village on Tuseday, • handsome teapot see preemie/
6. Mr. Emanuel Snook, of Whatombe, bowing 11,*
Wools" inaelptlos—" Preemie-I to Mr, Emairael
&oak, by the members of the Whiteetura brash of
As ?taloa' agricultural Laboseas Unto; is
away of Oak appealed's of sorrier rmulond Neig
Advocate St theft mum"

"W. to. undonignsti brothers tender our warnmat Goole
to the brothers and siMon of the St., of Portland Lodge. V.
an about to leave this station fa Aida** awl ‘ts humbly
dein to my • few words before patting. Mr Teri gThUhJIOg
to us to have this pneeat opportunity of openly upcoming our
thoughts to the brothers sad Ulan fog the VSFy kind manner
In which they have entortainsid us, oU the fT4AStdI7 fu•iluX
they have shows. It Is our puma rivet that we hays to
part from such k yal and distingulquid broth,..; and no
mailer what part of the world wo are in, we shall always look
hack with pleasure apes lb. plearant Gees we expended •11.11
our brethreo, the Good Utopian of Portlan& pI. our beet
Moos we muct part, Um yop will Guys look upward
1744. d trenigi to guide thaw, *rho, re are happy to sty, hue
happy emblem of Perth. Hope, and amity .inoo
we arrived here ; nod wo with swore to dm 81sr Of Portland
Lodge and nal its carimbent we t 0,.. Ain on buttull of our
esilitery Waimea on tho Verna
" Homy Gammon. krt..", 7.7.,,1tuct*
0 WILIAM PRAOIII/11., CorPollu. "`"
" Games limes, Lance. Corporal. rib
The aildrees was resolved with applegew, and the
wham wewedas was as happy am a farewell taiwileas tan
well be.

WARSHAIL VISIT Or THIS SHAH OF PIRSIA.
IT is steted that the were *dole the Blalford• Rh wed, the shah of Perim tep. Bytteeg, wea-
shire Dottrel*, cod" eu an addle SS Per 'lda Si needs) morning at five o'olook, and embarked et
Dovon end Dorset slays, soothe geseuty csy Prepared C htood op board the Votilant about two hoots later-
may annuity oonsamed is nearly 100,000 hOUIS I po welded squirm of the Channel Fleet, emaprielog
lung Gomm —Our Hamm lately bai an outing. cloven Iroma4s, conenyed hii Majoety mum the
504 Use 2ad other Idestethat Penton, heeded straits. rb. Doily Fidegrap• correspondent says—Oa
by the new drum sod fife hoed, maretad to Bonier we steam, at the rater of tea knots an hone Tea
Hall. the maiden°, of C•Phdelferveree/ wheel the, sere Drvaatation lends the way. Oa our right, sent; •
nutted. Adjotaut Barrett was present aid e ----r quarter of a mile eaters, lathe Vanguard; in the same
• some light tauter drill, they wade diamond for aa posltion on our left, the Andathas ; and in the *math
hoar to ,troll about toe grounds. Afterwards they of the i.opalas wawa thus ?erased the three ',Mate
wore formed into two divisions, mei monotandad by sail lea straight lies, blueing the angle of whale the
Captain Farrar and the other by Lieutenant Pea*, , Devastation forme the ape!. Cossidering the seed we
mid had • sham Ilithe 'lbis gave theca all an appetite ere going
at, and the dinettes we ars apart, It is
for the dinner whir& the gallant Captain had provkled. marvelloos to liaise, the perfection with •Itleb this
CuPtai° Pane' I°°°°a" " the nlew• " and Sslifeled order of sailing to observed. Oath, voyage the Shah
Drew the health of the Captain with Lyra cheers for asked ea me the Devartation at work, aad watched It
11n. Furor, and thatlended the speeohifying. The through an opera-glare. After sevezal shot', the Suit
men then walked about the grout Is for • sheet ioquired the weight et the charge and wag Informed 115
time, and then fell in, and marched lime, having bad pomade Oa nearing Dover the squiron formed Into
• capital outing.—The challenge 0,11, to be competed two parrallel lines and a. the Vmd eat glided betweea
for fortnightly, has bee a won for the first time by Coes them each ship in turn maned matte. At Dover the
perm it &lea with a score of 54 —Os &tetras, Per.* Menarah was roolivad by their Royal Hight
there was a match between ten of the Wareham and names the Data of Edinburgh and Prime Arthur, Lord
ten of the Wimborne oorps at Holm., when our 00er Granville and 'roomiest Slides, being also in attend.
won by 32 "in". Vaa 230, 543°. and 600 yards. um As the yacht neared the landieg-stage, the Seek
oven shots et each. areludo ten, 479; Wicabortm is diamomed—• dork tunic, • cluster of diamonds an
444.—0 n Wedamday latt the Wareham dead won the the head-drew, • light-blue east, • breast emend with
Battalion Challenge Vote in the competition at Hoiden jewels, optulatsu glittering with diamonds, a rie4 as
Castle.
Large na • tgover's egg, and • scabbard one mese of
01:10eTT COURT, Werlateaday.—Before Mr, T. L P. precious Stour from hilt to poiot. That is the quiet,
Lefroy.j edge.
tanned feu, the sallow cumplealon, the rod- slut
There were 40 'delete watered, but all of them were moustache the gold estates:isa of which we have beard.
either settled or struck sat by the registrar (Mr. Frew As the ste;iner makes for the ludlog.stage, the With
land Fuller.) There were only e few judgment is devoured by all eager eyth. He stands unmoved,
summonses to come. before His Honour. ' looking neithth to the right bud nor to the left, but
othudonally • little nervously palling Lis bleak
moustache. The cheering econmeoese directly the
steamer touches ; hot alas there is one little elite,
which rather increases the Inevitable awkwardness of ,
ds so ot
to t
rod a :vats detr dh
workai h.,.
awl a°itstwith
theob°a.!
„awl na.s dre t
s its
ever
gp eg
the
M.
covered
aat 7glsai I
a.suddenlyover
with
kept looking gravely
to the crowded Pier, and the
Eugllsh Prioress are compelled to look int-utir on the
upegotant Shah. At teat the dillies '',eras
'', as temporarily
surmounted, end the Prisms boarded the Vigilant, and,
sheer bowing, shook bawls with his Majesty. The Doke
of Edlaburgh bed Priam Arthur having shaken hands,
Lord Gronville the next presumed to the Shah, suet
soon afterwards th• whole party retired together iota
the State sable, est out for haulms's, while the nein.
toreselns promo of laedieg the leggege was proosodod
with. The pubis was smiled with the disembarkation
of the dream of the liboh. Coffeepots of Miter nod
gold, dishes and salvers emboesed and ourloos, odd
bundles in silk Issedkerohlefe, Persian Menke sad port-
meatus, the Royal tobeith-pipe, heavy sacks,
apparently of money, ears gelokly brought upon land,
now by soldiers, now by marines' and more often by
Eastern attendants in garments of varied oat end
dolour. The disembarkation and final arrangainsnie
take Diens time, but at last, after admirals and
diplomats and generals have mended and descended
the stedruses, Sir Heart Esslingen summate the
illustrious pa/ ty from the Stare o.biu ; 5 snoop firs from
the Dever heights, Wotan deafening the crowd ; the
Soot answers with another Inlet.; the troops promote,'
arms; the bands pl., the Persian National Anthem ;
and the Shah id Persia, .000mpanierd by the &ghee
Prins,s and their 'Megrim', suits, is exported salouA the
poth of red (sloth to the Royal train in ersitieg. The
Boad of Trade and South.Reatern Railway Company
bays dose everything admirably. Ls M.j.ety
mounts to the train up a steiream of *ell sod scarlet,
through golden bannisters, into • State saloon of amber
satin, real lowers hafting from the ceiling of the
merriege. Hers for • few Montag the Shah set gravely
looking at the pro...don-of Ileyor and Town Coned
hurrying to the hotel, one now tee crowd took up the
thieving, the bands Ernak op &gala, the forte and shipe
gave their last Mato, aid the train mowed slowly teeth
temporary platform at the Lord Warden Hotel. With
admirable arrangement the Shah passed through theme.
servatory of lathes, and was imported int hie real-leg
room • charming spartmot, with wallop( pink silk sad
Sated muslin, with meth furniture of salmon Ilk • iged
with light blue, with mirrors in gollea frames, with
ultras of silver oontoloing eta de Coleyss and rare
seents, and, on a convenient 'mob, an slier-down quilt
of
purple and green silk whisk might tempt his
jetty to rut here for ever. After some delay tit*
Persian Masker of the Ceremonies made way for the
Shah, there was a duals of prestos, stones se be
uttered the room, and he stood on the dare, looking •
litth weary and "bored,' wham the &weeder of Dever
mad • kindly- worded oddness of welcome. Now there
was ample opportoulty to examine thoroughly hie
striking feu and to note* the remarkable jewe's with
whisk his tunic was literally soured. The dithemod
ornament on the cap was • Name of feathers, the curl
of each feathered spray of diamonds mullog with a
Fondant jewel. The epaulette, were sitirely male of
diamonds, and what we should cell the froggiog of tSio
twilit was marked oat with versions stoma There was
the celebrated ruby on the Sitthe's breast, and down the
front of the chase were enormous bettor). male of entire
rubles and diamonds On the Shah's bands were
delicate pink gloves and at his aide the ealebrated
Wore gloriously jewelled. An interpreter in full meters
costume took op one of the Pore* addresses printed
no satin, and read it off very rapidly to the Stab. Tfte
Pertha doeument was very moth longer than the Snide
equivalent, and hal evidently been leaded with a mow
epithets and hyberbole by Sired Able**, the trail*
later. The Shah, clubbing the illonsinseed doeslithe
gave an impromptu reply, with evident earneetthr
Pcnian, never hesitating fee Is instant. bate .ehtem
with remarkable ague,. With equal mai` Hoare
Rawlins.= traulatsd the Shah's south fa, the
inlition of all assembled. His Helenas see forget
the @oily date and long eastiaaanos of he
friendly re.
lations that have existed between Ile..,leed and
Wilering, as he do", that the int:reate of th,
two
countries in the Rut are to ger., eiteet wentieei. H.
is Perfect', satisfied a, ,haa a...ey will be inoreased end
strengtheaed by hie ',m a to this country, and Its ob-
served In skutet thaa, in entering the dominions of
Quell Victoria, 01 ro entering among hie friend, and
well-wishers.
Alter this the Royal Duty hid luncheon, and then
proueded to London. There wee a groat fi .ral display
at Charing Cross statioo. Contributions from many
noblemen, and teem families °titivating gardens -lows
the South-Eastern Roe had peered In, as if WI horti-
ealtufal liectued had lima boot on Swag It, wee Milt
nin*epoei:P.d.ounsNou,ealoont:dh.°dsbinwilori:fgrashobeswithettlwerhitre tssisf:otvowoensimnbtdi‘ohneigaiyigMsesirdwiielpdyns-pNlifeelle:y... I
together with orchids, and ;alms, and fine foliage
be plated, but the art of the florist had so disposed the
blooming array that there was a wonderful look of
lasting growth and rigour about the whole plan. When
the train stopped, the Prises of Wales and his com
eartions, with their numerate staff, ',Ahmed elms ts
the megaigoont sallecos-sa-riege in which the Slosh set
with the Duke of Ediaburgle, Prise* Arthur and two
Perdu Primus, The Lord Cktunberiala stood at the
door u the Prima of Woke entered and welcomed the
Shah. The Duke of Cambridge, Print* Chrietamt,
Prises Edward of flue.Weinue, and the Duke a
Took, all entered the marriage, and were in turn Pre.
muted to his Majesty. The Royal party at once uttered
the carriagos eluting for them. The Duke of Edin-
burgh and Priam &Mbar authapaaled the Persian
Princes in the penultimate eserlap of the lies, leaving
the last forth. Shah. His Majesty, in walkiog up the
platform with the Prime of Wale., was heartily
Moored, and he aelthowledged the English salutations
In Eastern 131111:111.r, by raising his head to his jewelled
turban. Reaching It. Royal owe**, his elej +sty
mounted the steps and took his seat in the farther
career, that is to say, the left toeing the horses. Bel
the Priam of Wales, on follow*, courteously
motioned his guest to the other part of the seat, es
that the Shah might he played on the right hand of
kls entertainer. Brief as was the &micro, its prieseely
readiness did not fail to strike the looker.-on, who
raised another obese whoa the Shah took the pleas of
hoooar so gretedully offered him, bowing as he did so.
The Grand Violet sat opposite the Prince of Weiss I
sad so hurried had been the formalities up to this
point that It wee only when thus brought vied wig
that his Royal Bigheads found the lirst opportueley of
thakiag hands with the Shah's Tires Minister, Litho
the Shah himself was Lord Adrebury. A shabbydook•
log brown coat rude He appearaue he the carriage,
sod was the objeot of some pleasant remarks owes(
Hos vestiges% It seethed se odd, you know—so meth
"ith°laoMamittahlioosaYaymetbraldyeadisai.row,abt.yaaa. :ahaben.„,Md Well,
as asS:Sloamensatkalameliterrst
m"sPiolkaenditad toola.s:Taliopiainttaithetow7f.onne
are
re
qi.o.7gfic...t.t...iki.gtiymt:ll:ol:::::nto his sighadl:Lbba,aaz.,
et. f e
to. r
adhfi no,
al.
te Itt
anxious
numbers of k
4.
ws.sd: • a
so
v:
vs 0 "
de:ltt:t
1,
Sr..
ite:741.744,
s e
pil
of
watching the bestowal of Ids Roy.
offsets with a keen eta, but with`t la
ateeeasaay.,,„ 'amid&
The number of Perdu ~.
vessels fr riult • word.
reakiag
form • little museum of therne. Tun, t coffee wo aid-ul
i
war*, Mottimeoltele grouped unougy 'name of all -y
shapes, and emu. Noti amble also le the "fl;
heap of Mere•blell were a coupled confused
birds of • stomp saO beer ba *hid were
undid an promote,Pism4ramelmrhs"
-emu to Beal pa., by
way of Whitehall, the mate, kept by the lAle Guards
and the Coldstream Guards was dowdy throng,,l with
spectators, whale 'keen Ole glide sothowledged with
theviromel4s::4llmlth‘rig:f„,iitho:lTtritiemarin°6ol::di 43
amitedaktuostaarthentilytatbheYbeiore"h"easireaahoodon ors6akhmttingiawaidakwartsaillth""ttic.ehms:aa;i:644:inm.
Elide Chet: 're.. asthma of his nation forbid*: hiniThte*
It Ia ,sl often that his
4.4114baiura5t.174...d0m
cloth huleh. In his own
This
country
IstroPe he has °veg, hat tine, he came to
taken to white gloom.
ADMIX the Nihau tra 'use
Shah is Jai Te--• ettandithes on the
Jailer °ad" Red, his pars and first cousin.
jarrneyei.d..bri",_B44 ia
c„:gur___.lii..y of a a
ja.i_ Iso or
of
terewea
Ii
lidad**diltl:teanatliassalial:4tAsh.P*l***L;:lis;74l:66l4:ll‘honeellit"6Bll:::Telhwrilmane":atyKullgreeP°Mplesterebt',
ismilTl:tarrik4of
of hi. estbein°lleCklige oan'iseGlaNegtes°feaePeienda,aba
amends, some ofderhilithh"a the
laBlll2ld.dhlathietwki: with
'sight of
inTglooel7iihellitltasasia all.eisibli:Ltlllowtanrigswohdoosismston."l:4; Use,, Its
• H• it;
dui:
Tholman, • Prezi
and the other, Dr. ba:u Pried.* PhPicieu,
Leg.tiouad
whs..
Dud" the longs to the British
Of M.. Tkolosta front Tuatara& ImmPssm7
absence
the attacked with • some
ii"°
Mis dials
Dickson attended him. sushileimthmessk Dr.
mess
Melesip's (lover's.
nt Jlo.6%oshril Use toter
sisikaPtattli°42o,do skthw"ea:diiihoissi."4by Load
journey to igerepe he eg. on --
very
nmsr
hi...it, it. 'a.'" "'a" himself "
meet ear*. Deft a his biopic:ad they ▪
are ▪
the
. It gives same
• a'p4o7
be PM Aar of live points, sad Is
ponmesset by the leggidar,

8 WAN-Ajl- Z.

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VISITORS STATING AT TEI ROYAL VICTALIA HOTLL•
—Mr, Mr& Brounokee mid (Nally, Dr. Tramiel, lir.
W. Travers, Mr. Bennett and son, Mr. and Kn. Dunn,
J. Walker, flaq., Otptain and Mrs. Vinosni William&
Tug EITATHAI BALA —O, Friday this stamper left
Swoons for *atm.:arsine to Ryde and beak. Off Cowes
It was found the engineer had let the water go too low
In the boiler, and 1001 e a the plates were dunned
it was fortnuato then wee not an euplosio& The
passengers cisme borne by rail, and the summer la under
repair at Northsto. Meanwhile the Lothstr will rue
between Strange and Pods.
MASONIC.At the %nattily meeting of the De
Moulins' lodge on Nide,. Rec. J. spieed.. feee
Grand Lodge, Installed firrl J. T. Hillier. as W.V. for
Lb.. ensuing year, nod the new sesstor %instated his
officers as under —Bro. O. B. Hunt, 8.w.; His. J.
Pepe, W.; Bro. B. a Flormse, See., sad Treasurer;
Bros. J. irbon •nd W. Troyte, S.D., sod J.D.; Bro.
O. L Thorne, P.M., Steward sad 1.0.; Bro, 0. B.
CriMmay, D.C.

HANTS &ND BERM AGRICULTURAL BROW.
At this show which meted on Tuesday them
were 135 eatriee of sheep, 83 horses, 125 cattle, and 50
pia. T'.• Q 101,13 soot £5O towards the *spoons, sad
the Prim of Webs was as ethibitor : his shearilag
Southdown ram and a p.m of Sc. shearlieg •eree, each
gained • Ilrat prise of ED). The Ilarop.bire DO.Oll
mad. • goal pbow, aleompa the exhibitor. beim, Mr.
T. Chapman Saanders. of Waterooroth, but his sheen
hay* too math 8.....thd0wn eudity to olths well with
the Hampthires. Hemmer, noted breeders who
cenerally make selections at Mr. Saunders's rain letting
—Mr. Bennett, of Obllmark sail Mr. Moore, of Litthe
rot, owned off the honours for rams sod for shim:Rug
ewes Kr. Rowlenoe, of Belbrldp, and Mr. &waders
were the winners. For ram lambs Mr. Rawlease sad
and Mr. Morrison divided the honour.. In the ones
far Somerset sod Don't horns, the firth prise of £5
was swatted for leo altharliog ewe; to lit. Jame, of
Moppowder. I. the shorthero and* dame the
Rev. R. B. Koneard, of Marshall, took GM pith
for ball under two years, first prise for boll
waif, first for oow la calf, &ad Int for sow soli. Is
the Channel Islands mane Mr. G. Wiogfind Dinh of
ItherborDe Omitle, was awarded first Prise ell IDS far •
eow in calf. In the hares OiOM/14. Mr. R.. Gongs, of
Waterton, took first prise for t oolt @tallith by Mr.
Chick's " Noble," awl his hinter wee highly oommeoded,
Mr. E. Legg, of Beerninethr, taking the ilrth orith. Is
the poultry slams, Mr. R. Doeger, Jos., of Farketese,
took • first prise for game baritone Amoagst the is,
pl•r000ta. Mr. T. Kendall, of Oashmoor, filsedford,
eabiblted farm setts sad waggons, ant a shepherd'.
holm; Mr. J, J. Bartlett, of Wimborne, reapers,
harrows, horse gear, ke.; Messrs. 801 l and Roo, Shafteo
bury, carriages; Mr. H. Sharp, Bourn* Vale Pottery,
terranotta vases, protest drain pipes, As; Means.
Taylor and Ilona, of Trinity Works, Dorchester. Omir
admirably toads and improved elevator sad Masker, as
also their direct driving appointee to be used in son.
weition with throthiag mashing at any thee, attracting
special notice. This firm, it tasty be reetombered, had •
large collection of agrisultaral inkolomenta at the Bath
sod West of England Show, Dorehaster.

Ruben. It is ogled Mors ism, and has the refrre:
tint of marls( eeneptrthere imemaillatelyessfess.
the Ude. brother warn amused a Ireenes, sew as..
sine% the liter was *Down blot, sod- terrified and ma-
mma h/ regime., he avowed hie tuiquities. The nal.
fosaion was, of esoree, attributed to tta Mauer. He
wee haeieb .d. Tee neat is. "organ' Wiliam, is a mos
of ambit., whiOi fell frost neliVes in llahosseed antis.
It is suppose' to nervier the Shell invulnerable. end be
w •it •bcot els meek. •nother ie a little bit .4
gold, set la ornerat4a, sod blessed by the Prophet. I
reado-s the Rife! ',sadly invisible as long se they are
emilibatea The Shah had, however, numerous wives
before at cane sass his pceseeeioe. Acother isa (hawked
nit le ow, of his ecimisms, .blob reader+ it. p "maser
invincible, sod there Id ale. • dagger with toe saws
property, out it im
sitosald perish by it.
abut up is a ocieTr dbl.& 441
j,ltsoo,
g;trhtishi
ces
if
:0 tit!:
tesoi
It.
fhauoit:hiuvorekli :says:
(Sr this ialkirm Won, Nfr. Poo*, an Ragliebmao, Wits
has resided is toe neighbourhu id of Teheran.
The Shah petered with spirit as the mind of teak,
width he hal eat himself us Tharedey. H.eing ghat
short Tint, to the Priam and Primes' of West, th•
Dube of lidlubsrgh, the Dake of Cambridge, ari" lb,
Doke.of Tech, hie Idol city had a rilleeptiOn of the
Curve Dipf 'smith/vs, aid afterwards of her MaPety'e
Ministers cud heads of Siete depertments at Bolting-
bun Palacio is the itemise a bsequet was glees iy
the Priem of Wales at Marlborough flown, In hmour
of the Shah, and wag followed oy a friend ball at
: Stiff nd Home, the palatial residence of the Dote mid
I Dualisms of ti,ltherland. Shortly atter eleven n'c'omk
the arrival of the Royal party was anuoutosed by a
S emieh of trumpets. The Duke stool at the door
to receive the.. as they entered. And came the Shah,
baying on his arm the Panama of Waled. as they
proseeded up the Grand Stations they were meow.
peeled by the Duebess of Sutherland, the Prime off
Wiisille" the ijllruke Of lfsba ingwlth iniiherg, um Arthur, cad
GhraPlpueb"SCore therse
w
fluke of Cambridge followed eeith their riehle host.
Theis Serene Ilichneesee the Duke and Dashers of Took
had shortly preceded she Royal party from Marlborough
House. Way being led to the principal ball- room, toe
ball was opened with • quadrille, Is whist, ali the Royal
personsgee present took pmt. Ile Shah, earn:waled
Or the members of hie family and by his high Mististaint
of State, looked ea with evident hatchet. The dame
mode was especially sittraotive the ofiliment nave of
inueiebeas being Hangerian nipilen who pl old before
lb. Crime of Wales at Perth. Shortly after hail-pasa
twelve the Shah took his departure.
The Indo-Itnropens nlegreple Osspeny, by establish-
ing direct nod lostaritamoue eammunleatiou between
Bushiness= Pelmet sod thy Pelee. of the Shah Mt
Teheran, lam afforded great /retaliation to his Mallet/.
Elms after his arrival the (Shah went, with hie urged
Yager, to the apartamet—edjoinine he ecre—ie whisk
the ineiremerit ha, been pus. up, and mot numerous
messages to the trace Governor at Tetuer.u. on the
&rat dispatch reachlag its deetinatim that digaitary
was In bed, but was at once around ; and When he
mum to the wire he apologised for the .lelay. esp'aining
that it was then, le Pere", the fifth hoe- of the night..
The answers to the usestegm were received 'Moot asp
interrilpilass. lie Much warn the Grand Ironer iotessestell
la the telegraiebia aooleveseent the% he rsenaiaed at the.
Instrument for tbres beers with D. Siemens, foriegoiag
Isis dinner at the Palms oo this amonot.

asurncur IT id t QM'S LT WINDSOR.

Oa Friday, his M.jety the Shah of Peres Val.
received is ste by her Majesty at Windsor Castle-
His !Welty drove from Bookiegbam Pelee, eacterteL
by a detattunent of the finial Horan Guard., to the
PaLittleton stmlon of the Great Woiteru
where a hattsliou of Guirde was drawn optic rued el
liononr. Toe chairman cud some of toe dimities ef
the ceomoracy aad the principal °Moods were also
preeeat to meaty* hie Itsj.aty, who was attended by
his mite end evverel high oilier' of Ssaite Oa behalf of
I her Majesty. The rioyal train of eslooas used by the
I Q seep, left the station shoot see o'eleek, sad pr
I Ind Weetbacrisepark Jimmies, West Drayte"Z"n.
S toch, is Wiadwie' where the royal speolal arrived at a.
quarter to two. ilaterisivit preparations had bees
made in antimpatioe of his Illejorty's viist. Is the,
terminus yud, in front of the royal sate of waiting-
rooms, tholes evergreen pleats ware pl.o.sL as well ea
withia the spa/101*am ; while upon the piWorte leek
on each side of the doorway, teases of *hum tertian
, wens streusel. Toll barricades behind 'hie& the
spestators stood were draped with 'doors, sad we&
above, depandla,g from Lb. beloony„ Wore tha Porde
and other digs. Toe Mayor (sr. W. S. .
th. Corp notion asseeibleci to their roan of og 05
the platform nest the Royal waiting-roma, and peer
an addrese of welcome to hie Moistly. ;bare
guard honour of the 3,1 Battalion Ov ..adbo
0 nerd.
at um, 416150.• fita hiristl7. as ',se of the
gieee's carriages wheel% wrre tn the st.th,..
was mooned to the Castle by • 4.,,,,emeat of lb. 2.4
te Gear-s. Tbb...44'46 eslesviag to. station,
proseedel through might.?
-root sod Pit..k.otreet into
L°Nl Walk' by (her • the Palette,. Gateway, and
te the C.. it., which wee
up to the grate! saw
"lid by the*Ot e Gaud, and tA • 3rd listsalioa
Qrsub"" (1441'' s.. A better? of V,* Royal Wu,.
Ailgib"ll 279" r„ Allershot was peaed on the sou•h
a'"Pei• lbh`‘ "'as terrine. and fired a 407.1 salute se the
P"'"1.646• 'entered the Perk. A guard of honour of the
Guards, with the besot at the regiment, was
din the qthdrangle of the Ceatie. The Royal
Quart of the Yeooteu of the Guard hoed the
.11 and stalresua at the Sovereige's outran» and the
tiorridor 1.-ailing to the drawing-roomy. Her Majesty,
the (gegen registered the Shah as she foot. or Wm stair..
0•141 at the Sovereign's entrance. His Moiety war
oedusted to to. Wirite Drawingeroom, where the
Mete reeeption was held. Luncheon was served ia the
Oth.rooni, after which the Shah took leave al the
Queen, her Majtecy acoompacylag the Stab to the foot
ot the sterna... On leaving me Caatle. the Shah took
• drive to Virginia Water, throtigh the kthodociesdroe
ride, whieh Is now la the height of its blossom.
rresects • beautif al appearance. Upon arriviog st,
Viginis Water hie Majesty paid • visit to the Fishing
Temple Loa the Wittarfal!, and returned by way of the
Quiets Anne'. Rile, peat the site estectel for the seem
ot Tuesday's operations, through the town to the
railway station, Mob his lisjeety loft at ten miniees
to six o'clock. While at the Castle, the .111 ah met •
message by telegreph to Peels to announee hie rect.
lion by lb. Q e.t.a. Her Il.jesty, after the Shah •
Ideparthre, dross through Wiallikar streets and inspected
the decoratloes.