The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12 00:00:00

OYLMNGI DINNIR AT THE ROYAL
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Coneidersblo intend Ina extolled on Theists, ems.
ails Pertlaad_, b 1 ths dished of Mr. Goo. Board, lets of
the QUM'S Hotel, Weymouth, who bee Woes as
Royal Hotel, loaf so admirably masagsd by Chipt. A.
Baleen. Most of the priaspal Indent's of Portland
amemhied, mad M. Beard's friende from Wirrmouth
also rallied amend Mat MUM main discs& Atenoog
thom wisest were :—Miesers. J. Bunton, W. Geogory,
B. Dunn, J. Mode, J. EL Lenglisanj_EL 00014 8..
Milled,., John Lee, T. R. Claris., Istia, Ward.
F. WWs, J. H. Haddon, Robert Pause, Beaker, R.
Lane, R. Pastas, J. P. tlerirsn, J. Willis, I. Cox, .7..7.
Pattern, L Bristow% T. H. Crasher. J. Bernie, W.
White, R. Pewee, W. Attwooll, W. JoHlife, Amt.,
Winter, J. Galpin, Gibbs. Pr= J. Russell, C.
White, Ziliwood Miliedge, Kendall, Osbouss, Winos,
Crooke'', sad Mr. B. N. Howard prasided, supported
by the Rev. J. A. Boum, Rev, H. Jetionr, Mr. Sly, of
Dorchester, Capt. &then, U. The arrnagesmate of
the table' wets excellent, both as to appointees sad
the provisions with which they were loaded, and
beautiful rates of Sowers wore displayed from end to
end of the social board. The Reetor, Row. J. A.
Betio, asked a blooming, and then the reatercA4 meal
proceetled. Zrerythiag wee of superior quality. from
the soups to the wises sad frtilt that formed an elegant
dessert, sad the entertslemest was much inj 'yea, and
every bops acid expostatiles were expressed Mut Mr.
Board, who bad as spiritedly oommeseed his wow Is
Pcetlaud, would nig Prosperity thromemat.
I The toasts were vireo hoes the eleek with that
eloquence which M. Howard dlepleya In gielag
"Th. heel% of Her Orseicies Helsel the Quite,"
followed by that of "HAIL the Prhse of Waist. the
Frilling, of Wales' and the rest of the Royal Family,"
the Chairman hoped the day might be It, delimit when
the Prince would be called to rule over the eatioo, in
oonsequistoe of the ove.-wholining loss whioh would be
enstaleed by tie death of his Royal Mather, Que..
Victoria.

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ii;l-1-61arinse next gave " The health sub. Bishop
mid Olvrygy, end ministers of all denominetioes," shish
was molded with applause.
Rev. H. C. Jasoaa, in responding, hoped whom they
departed this life, they would all meet in Haven,
whom all bitterness would be it en end.
Rev. J. A. Bea= supremei his pleasure to being
present. Both be and Mr. Jeerer took • deep totem's
le the welfare of the plus. Among thole 'Map
neesseary to make a pleas riontfortable end prosperous
were good hotels, well and respectably oondurted. He
was moo in a train coming to Portland. when be men-
tioned where he wee going, and the gentJeasen replied
" Yee will not got any food there, you must take your
breed and abeam with you "—(leaghter). Both. (the
motor) knew this to be • emodni, for ke had found as
islanders hospitable. He most medially wished the
proprietor of the hotel every 1100,41•11. and ii It was
made the moat or, the hotel would he • good thing for
the pleee—(obeers).
"The Army, Navy, Yeomanry, end Volunteers" wee
next given, peopled with the Daum of Mr. Dens for
the Yeomanry, Col. Beret Cherie, and Quartet-m..6er
Bergt 1,11) NC 020 Voillat•Ore, Copt bothers for the
merchant Davy, end Beret. Swim forth. Artillery.
Capt. SORIVIN responded, and said be had belonged
to tbe merchant navy for many yews; be and all
linglislunen bad always been prowl of the navy. Now
that there ere steamships, iroDolads, and rims, instead
of wooden .and Wang ships, he hope' the.. would
bus. setterneful as the old wooden ones.
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lot tl;;;7l—untitery that they
would do all canard of than ha au einergeney. and
Quarter-maater Lira wild they would *hew a bold
front like the voluntary of old. He hoped all Toles-
teen would do their beet to Weems 'Malaita beton
another year.

—The CHAIRMAN neat gave the toast of the immix(
" The welfare of the Island sad Swami to Trade," sad
We was drunk with great enthusiasm, and responded
to by Farmer WHITR, Yr. O. Warts, and ILL H.
&UMW.

---otier toasts followed. ineludlng " The Worthy
Chairman," " The Vioe Chairman," " The Host of the
Royal Hotel," and "Th. 'Tailors."
Bailable repliet were made and a very pleasant tints
was passed, with the vat:atlas of several good songs.
hltogether the opening dinaer at the Royal Hotel
pared off most merrily, and with the utmost meow.