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

FIATIVITILI •T 1111 01:11LDEALL.

O. F. 110 Matt, the Lori Mayor, Mr Sidney
Waterloo, gave a grad elteriainendat sal Ml at
the if angicea-houte, la honour of the Shah. Three
thousand ieritadoes had been toast, and nearly all
theta aocepted. The preparations for the ere it wren.
of the moss elaborate and oostly °barmier. A great •
marquee had hest erected, to be used on a ternah-roso..
La trout of the porch, and this wee adorned with.
minors, palms, fl mem and ferns. On one aide el this.
vont a room had been extemporised al • 'maimed-room.
for those oho remitted hie Majesty. The porek of ttess
Guildhall had been Weaned and re-deeorated, sod peak
inside were figures Wad la glistening armour. am
eorrhior leediag up td the our library opens fres tido
porch, and, like every other part of the gay sone leer ,
earpeted with minima. Pistons and statuary dew ;
the walls, and tics whole pulses oa either halal •
a maw of th• moss gorge.as Corers and Omar
grouped foliage. In &ha library a Wage artiness'
had 6300 ooestruoted at one cad, cm which hos doss
,
gilt elides were &coed for the gaily the ''suarg
Wales, and the Lord Mayor. The greet t
looked vary is.. Teo walla sad roof ha'', bar itasil
sod sericked with gilding and eoloar T
were • Mae aof gold, end the lir of .
601111~90W. rho temporary ""' w"
eontroodatioa of the =wisdom 1114 for lb. bw.
not Vo abased god
cowered ea as to oorreap.r
strnoture at its SW 4 w“. the permanent
Illuminated by egg ham .• stains',
teetotally ocrw.inad will' • filhogi ct the clear owes
'MI, diode and rich cartedas. The
a.isb rge hell vary• also vary olaborsaalp
wee ft p,r The g decoration of tame apierinteeto
ft. gog .4ercarn • root looked brilliant will
aka at..., of ii bad bowl reedited somewhat
between it ar shag in of the little seart-yard lyteg
sae one dab. coned, (aerator. This little Squire
.a. moat charming 'swarm of Use whole
144 . Ii was laid out as • gardea. • Nowa
pug g• sarround.d by • °insular BMW& path, edged by
ow 4 seelosid by a perfect forest of fail palest%
sae, for.., end the meet briniest 11,wers, tke
ler Al being taantinated by • enaleaht from above. TM
I • ...at of Sue was beantiful, and when lighted and sees
awe the brilliant selectee &resod very striking. The
ooluteil Mugabe, wag one of Me prettiest of the whole
gaits. Ite dome ceiling, it beitatifal hoagies', the
eltarodeg a/removes:neat of statuary and foliage. OM bilged
with th.riala glove of rasielve geld plates sad cups end
alatatat usodalaters, altogether formed • very esriklag
amt. Henna Ware the Shah's departure dome crowd,'
aturounded the Palace and the GaildltelL Hie Ma -
bitty WY half au hear late, leaviag the Paliteest half-
pro ado. o'olook heated of alas, and he warn emorked
by destaehmenta of Horse Guards Bid, Tlut crowd
cordially oto-ored the 81st,, who resoled the Gaildluall
wetly at 'on o'edauk. The sone inside the Gandhi/I
was one of super/lag lerillianey.
The lloile Baer says that • wiry earnP-Walrr:::
al
vued the prtolaua storms wit/ arida to. ha
ladorned on the toosiaioo of the State performaam In the
&meek theatre at two million frown.

A VLSI? TJ wOOLTUCII.

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' On Saturday the Shah loft Bookingissan PAkes soon
after ten &cloak, and drove owes Bbseltheath to Wool-
wich Arsenai. where large drew& had antembled.
His Majesty was moompealed by the Doke
of Catobrid,pa, the Deka of Slingborgh, and
Prince Arthur; Lb. Prince of Wates W4ll detained
to ta.o. Tito Royal party visited the coillcp.r,x.m.
Pattern-room, ride ordasocie factory. and a monstrous
" boat " having be.. opened, the red-hot trunnion for
• 35- too iron was retracted. sad worked up wi with the
mighty 1240 n hammer. But the heat was too much
for the shah, who called for • /law of wars, sot soon
after left fee tomatoes). The Shah af:stwards witnessed
a review opals the Common. As the Shah reached the
ilac.tailT, the band stook up the Persian marsh, the
guard oi honour deftly manipulated their new rids is
the parade movement, and Oleo remained Elrod so
statutes until ordered to shoulder. The salute oaf web-
so +lodged in theordinary way by the Doke and the &yet
Prince', the Shah raising his hand to his forehead. Ser
was mounts(' on • nice obestnat drab. with white fore
sod feet. The epeetifole was termioated by • grand
arivsece of lie whole fore, in review order, the bands
playing " Gods.,. the Quoin.'

BLITZ VISIT TO TaZ OPUS.

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The Shah •isited the Royal 'Wise Opera, C3miat
Garden, on Saturday male'. Crowds were amembied
Moss tit* aotire route from Baselaghts Paseo to
Coven Garden, end heartily obeered ha, d.je•ty.
hiita.herlug of Mato,. eae eartabled la the
Flonti-balL Toe Shah walked with the PAIS MN of
Wales. The royal pereoassee toot their seete la the
following order : —lb. Shah eat la SOO gentle, on his
right aee the eriaollB4l of Welsh the Cs arewitab, each
the Duke of flembridge cm his left the Priam**
Degium,lb. Priam of Wawa, the Dubose of Teak
Priam Arthur, sad the Duke of Teak. Tile bask state
were lUled with memben of tie Persian Belie sad the
4041C1.6 of th• household. The appsersses ot the Royal
ens was *serenely willies. reline Loppeis .44
Primus. lollies oempied tho boa seat ea the right..
The Won erawded from the ft tor to the
w mew, sad tie snip deed preenned as
pood se lo nents t toyal vineors was
eisspeisrenly hennaed. Madame rad psderned ths.

shadow teens from " Dineesh," Mane. Alberti played I It grlculturt,
GA*lis in the lest sot of " Hankt," and some seenell
front "Feuer followed. All attention, IsOwever, was
attracted to the Royal party. via gtg not leave until KlTOlittl GAMIN OrniaTlOlll.—Adeaalage should
the lard bar of the National Aotheet had been sung. be taken of the present showery weather to
Toe Shah was heartily cheered during the essfeack, ILIA prick.out young Celery and seedlings of the Cabbage
bleed hie •oknowledirments, tribe in nursery bed*, and to transplant the strongest
TOOT TO TSB sOOLOOICAL ClaiDlrile. ' plants of early sowings Into their proper plasma. Make
On Sonia,' it eras ozpeeted that the Shah of Persia another sowing of Broad Beans, but previous to dolor
wati;d visit Richmond, on the Thames. Great preoara- e, soak the treed in water, and water the drill.; pleat
tiers were made by the inhabitant. of Rioltmond. Kew, off the tope of those that Sr. forming their pods. The
Teddingtou, and all other places alone the route to seed bscis of the late crops of Branton most be kept
rem no his ilejoety. Lug* and fashionable creeds watered, an mast also plants that have lately been
esseroblca, but at three Sunday afternoon the news I ricked out, The Cucumber plant will require e good
was remised that the Shah would not oome. The I Bopp', of wow two or throe time. . week. Sprinkle
1 greatest disappointment was felt sad .:premed. For them every afternoon which will greatly „afresh
many hours Rithatood-bridge and other prominent them ; keep them shate:d during the middle of the day.
pieces remained full of people. Instead of visiting make o good cowing of K tab" 8.., for th...aumn ;
Richmond, the Shah honoured the 7oologioal Gardena i water the drills previous to planting them. bow tome
with los presence, where, *Plough his intention was of the quiek.btariog kinds of Pea. for autumn us&
not generally known, • considerable crowd had Steep the seed, and aster the drills as for Beans.
asseusidet. About !tap set four. tilers we. • rush to Continue to stick the advancing Grope. Make a sowing
th.. mein entrants. as the Royal curlew esthete up before of Radi.bee for succession ,• if the weather Is dry wet.,
to pa.eway. His Ithj.ety, who was not attired so the plotted immediately after sowing, and lays mats
royally as on former public "scaelone, remained it. the over it to prevent as much as possible evaporation. A
ger lens 'blot two hour.. His brother, who bad spent sowing of S.. riot HADIVIIII may yet be made to come is
four hoots there in the early and quiet part of the Iwo in the autuma. Stick the scramming crops. It
day, did not accompany him, will he necessary to water the late sowings of Turnips,
and every time after doing so sprinkle them with dust
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of sr y kind to prevent the ravages of the fly. Another
sowing should now be made.