The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11 00:00:00

ROYAL . VISIT TO DOR=

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1 Our county is again to be honoured by the present*
of Royalty, and the magnificent domain ef Ofinford I.
to be the plies of sojourn of the Illustrious
We bear on 'God authority that their Soya Highaseme
the Prism and Primula (h:Wien lade Risers lichee
of England) will the Inn week in December pay a visit
to Sir Ivor cod Led, Cornelia Game, an wide& oseedos
a dtothigulahed party will be halted to nest their
Royal Hlahusesee. Tile festivities ea this oeseeke will
be on the meet spludid male. This being the fine
visit of the PTIOGII and Primers, Utile 'bounty we feel
sesured they will Inset with sulk a welcome es Is
ohanoteristle of Royal Dorset, not only by their
respected entertainers, bet by the people generally,
more epccially by the good town of Witaborne, whose
lohebltaate hue already shown what they ase prepared
to do for welcoming any branch of the Royal Family,
althugh their Intentions were then nahlgilY fru*
hated. The leading families of the ecru will be
Melted to meet their Royal Highnesses, and the home
and other caerta will be reserved for the sport of the
Prlnoe end other distinguished penults who will visit
Cacford on this occasion. Sir Ivor and Lady Cornelia
Guest returned to Caoford Manor last week from their
*est at anchlnebellock, Scotland, where they have
entertained & large party at deer *Wiring in their
forest
STICK LAND.

Accutirr. —An old man, 93 years el ago, named
William Woofridge, fell on Saturday, and broke his
shoulder bone, It appears the old man was turning
round, when big foot 'lipped and be fell. He bm
worked on the farm occupied by fir. W. Rogers upwards
of GO years.
Tim rinawcz /I•Ll.—With regard to the rumour
published by us last week, tho foot is, the Baron has
promised to band over to the Temperanee and Good
Templar Bo:tette, In lb'. village, the old soLoolroom,
(now used as two dwelling.) which would form, by
taldrg down the pattitions, a good room.
Porturatento AOOTILALI/31 Maar. —The children
&Winding the village school were supplied, on Mogiday,
with a dozier of soup, made of A.ustrallan mutton
riee, he., by Mrs. Whit., at the met of the SWIM;
Hambro. Thai same waa done at Hilton by Mrs.
Marlow, and at Hilton by Mn. Grin, Ws oast being
borne by the came generous gentleman. It will be
continued, we believe, daring the winter months, twloo
weekly. Is not this • good way of making Australian
Meet popular?
MIIIIIOIIIAL TO BUM( lIAIIIOIO.—On the 3rd of
Noven-ber, holog Baron Hambro's birthday, the follow-
ing memoirist was forwarded to the Milton Abbey, from
Biickland : —"To Baron Hambro. Honoured 131 r
We, the undersigned, suboommittes of the Teetotal
Society, of tam parish (f Winterbourne Stiokland, and
Ithe Reading Room representatives, herewith deers to
record our gratitude for the gift of the Temperanco
Hall and Reading Room ; and beg to any that we will
I do our best to promote the moral welfare of our village,
Iby all the means in our power. We are respectfully,—
John &mitt, John Wraley Barnett, Thomas Whitten,
Edwin Jones', Benjamin IRickelts2 William Tigard,
James Eh:AM* Lionel Ilford, Jeremiah viLabo,
Friedrich:4 Joyee, lasso Wolcott*, Miles Dsvlç Juba
James Warm, JAB Itisks4l4
November 3rd,