The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-09 00:00:00

WFST LIILVORTE.

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Ti B6ACTI VUL VllM.—Obtai 1610 in this
debghtin, locality exit' be one of the stir Idioms of •
nest house to liii bolt facing the grand hills by she
May ,r -f We mem. h.
ItoYm. Viere—tln Wednesday last week, between
twelve and one o'clock Her Majesty's Royal yacht, the
Victoria and Albert, having on board their Royal and
fin erial Highnesses the Crown Prince and Princess
of Germany and the Imperial Princesses, arrive I off
Lulworth cove, and to the delight of the loyal inhabi-
tants of the village the Royal party subsequently dim
embarked, and lauding on the Cove beach wer • driven
in three carriages provided by Mr. If. M. Charles
and Mr. Richards, of West Dilworth, for a drive
through the village to Imlworth Castle. After a
short jest:Talon of the Castle, the Royal party drove
back strsight to Lulworth Cove and embarked on
board the Royal yacht amid the cheers of the West
Lulworth villagers and visitors present. We under-
stand their Royal Highnesses were delighted with
their shrift visit, and admired the picturesque saw-
,
roundinen ns of We'd Lulw th. A wrong regret was
felt by the inhabitants of Wet Lulworth hat the
Royal visit could not have been accidentally postponed
a week, and taken place wh-u the harem. for the
church tower Was being held.
esteems Itazzam.— A petty little hazier was held
on Werhe and iy d Thursd iay n the Vicarage House
and grom els, in order to raise funds f r bui dirg the
t over of th.ehurch, and EZiO having b 'on air cad % rdred,
about £.130 was required. The church has be- n built
eleven years; but when the work Was undertaker, it
was found the funds were net ',efficient for the building
of a tower, to that it has devoid of that feature so
saent'al to give a proper chorch-like appearance. The
3rd Battalion Dorretshire Regimental Band was
engage I. under Drum-major Lucas, and it played both I
days in the Vicarag% Grounds Premier steamer left :
Weymouth at 1.30 on Weinesday, specially to c3nvey
el-lore to the lo.z tar, and arrangements were also
made with the railway company to r °lvey passengers
to wo Wednmd .y W 56 favourable to the oemclon
a no ran fell ; lut there wan little roll at Res. "mid;
mused Messrs. Cotene 161,1 Co. to give waning that
the last boat would return at the end of tl.e afternoon
instead'of a steamer leaving at eight —The first who
grreted you after parsing the gets). was Mr. Spicer,
who enticed visitors into the Art Gallery, where they
might see pictures serpcssing theme of the best masters,
the same being viewed by looking in a mirror.
Adjoining this was a refreshment tent, kept by Mrs.
Randall, assisted by Mire Eckett, and Mies Piper,
who were duly attentive to their guests, and
dispensed light refreshments, which with the attend-
ance. were well worth the price. Further on was the
band, playieg en the lawn. in front of the Vica.age.
The stalls were Jai I out with choice and valuable
rertieles in the drawing-room and diningd-o ma of the
Vicarage, the first being kept by Mrs. Gilmore,
assisted by Captain Gilmore, who a'so had charge of
the "lucky tub" need at the OW Radish fair at the
Albert Hall, where it was di; ped in by H.R. If. the
Prince of %Vales. At the stall was some of the finest
needlework in England, in the style of that in the
Booth Kensington Museum, one remarkably good
piece being worked by an 011 lady nearly 131.11 year,.
At the same stall were briskets filled with flowers, sent
by Lady S-lin• Bond, the baskets being fitted up hy
Captain and Mrs'. Gilmore; paining on leather, and
roma ON :194 el.gantly adorned by Ml.. Wave with
her hand-ralntings ; also very Irindsome crewel w rk
by Mrs. Gilmore. Mr.. Muxm, Miss Writ, Mies
King, and Mr. 1-fuse showed a very lar:e and almo4
indescribable melange of ladies' work, dresrml dolts, and
articles of gty app. 'Caere and choice material. In the
dining-re, Mr . Gent I Williams, a-,als'ed by Mrs.
Bartlett and Miss Fisher oh 'we I an immense quantity
of vhl Inn's chd bin dreere 1 dine, bright wool work,
f n-, rich table or trilet rro-rrs, paint.
logs, oil and water in nol.l frames, handepaintines on
small mats of enteral objects and scenery, large
quantity of porcelain, painted plaques, from moss rose.

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