The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-12-24 00:00:00

LOCAL EXPHLSSIONS OF SYMPATHY.

1 WEYMOUTH.—The death of the Prince Consort was
announced in Wcytuouth at an early hour Oil Sunday
morning. Ittinit.liately the •hips in the harbour, and
thme at anchor in the Portland Road*, diaplay.d then-
iflags balfmtaat high. Front the public building., and
nuittcrou. private rrairlences, flagi were ale° Ili.pla)r d
at the same elevation. The event was on all lips, awl
all sinike of it as if it had linen a personal hereast nient.
lit churches and chapels it ssaa referred to, and tl.,
sta•tomary sole ty of an Engliah trabbath wan intemti •
find Ly the general non-ow of the illtpdrious dead, and
an mpathy for the bereaved wife and Queen. God cont.
fort her in this hour of trial and Intro in.

roarhann.—On the receipt, on Sunday week, of the
melancholy intelligence of the death of Ilia Royal
Highness Prince Albert, every drquonstration or regret
•t so great • national loan was paid by the inhabitants.
The national colours were hoisted ball-mast high on
Portland Castle, the residence of Captain Manning. Her
llajwityla Isieutenent and resident magistrate, on board
'H.M.S. Columns, on the private vessels in the harbnur.
and on the public and many private buildings iii the
island. The subject was feelingly &Pawed to in several
of the pulpits, on Sunday evening, and the subject we,
.on the lips of every one, who seem to regard as a great
public lose. That Her Majesty ntay be graciously sup-
ported under her Lereavement, is the sincere preyer of
,Her Majesty's faithful and loyal subject, at Portland.
DOltilitSTEß.—The lamentable itdriligesine of the
.ath of His Royal Highness the Prince Content vs.
lot known until tile alter-part of Sunday, but as Soon
,i•-• it ttbeetad known a universal feeling of diep regret
Iwas manifested by all classes in our ancient borough.
At knit the news was scarcely believed, and many
would not give credence to it, until the minute bell
wunding :ruin the cLurcbes, proved to them that it was
or, true. Feeling allusion w‘a made to the sad
:slainity, in Trinity and Fordington Lhurilies, at th,
ivening services, and on Monday Bogs were stripentled
talfonast high, front St. Peters, Trinity, •iid Fordington
erer+, and from tunny private hou,ta, the shops
'utters were partially closad, and a feeling of gloom
nil sorrow prevades the town.
YltiiVlL.—Tile intelligence of the lamented demise of
His Royal Highness the Prince Consort arrived here
on Sunday : but the first intim d inn 14 the Cirettle-14 13.
log "...ay parties n•s b. Bhr ii. •. J. D. El.i..t, stries. •
ill From the prop.. is Trinity Chord., that our hrlov,.
toeim's astaieti le-d eiramil 1.. Ile.. The effect was
• Worms!, did loth pre... her awl penple were .e.
B.Btrisra. The shows were daring the week parish.
0.i4e•1., .11.1 l the signs el iiioUnilitu Visii•l• lii Many i•ril•iit.
-.sidemen. The uniBersal foiling is regret at the 10......
0,.. Prune and sym....ths for our widnowl Queen.

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