The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-10-04 00:00:00

Court Nrb3s.

The Court is expected to remain at Balmoral until
the 12th of October, when the Queen will depart for
Edinburgh, and will proceed to the inauguration of the
new waterworks of Loch Katrine. The Queen is ex-
pected afterwards to go into Carnarroushire on • visit
to the Hen. Douglas Pennant.

THC QUICEN'S VISIT TO THE GREAT EAKTERN.—We
are informed that the Great Easteni will arrive at Holy-
head on the 12th of October, ;Hid that on the 154 h the
Queen and Royal family will leave Glasgow, arriving
the same evening at Penrynn Castle, near Bangor, the
seat of the lion. Colonel Douglas fitment. M.P. On
Sunday the Queen will attended Divine service at Ran-
ger Cathedral. On Monday, the 17t11, the Royal visit to
the Great Eastern will take place at Holyhead. The
Cforbiic will e
notguebe'a visit, bu be
admitted
t' view the Great Eaateni
elm will be on rthibitiuii
fur • fortnight after that event. In the owns, of the
second week of the Great Easteni's stay at Holyhead •
magnificent banquet will be given by the directors of the
London and North Western Railway Company. —Moo-
dealer Gmardiaii.
The Comte de Paris and the Duc d'Aumide have been
on a visit to the Duke of Northumberland at Alnwick
Castle, and Lord Ravensworth at F.slington Park.
The Duke of Hamilton will leave Brodick Castle,
Isle of An-an, in a few days, for Easton Hall, Suffolk,
to receive • select party for pheasant shooting.
The Duchess of Argyll and her infant daughter, ac-
cording to letters received in town on Thuri-day from
inverary Castle, N. 8., are progressing favourably.
The Earl and Countesi of Slalniesbury have, during
the last few weeks, been entertaining a succession of
distinguished friends at Aclinacarry, his lordship's
shooting box, near Fort William, N. 11.
On Monday week the Earl of Chesterfield, Lord
Stanhope, and Major Dl'Donalil arrives' at Bingham,
and at once proceeded to his lordship's estates on a
shooting excursion. One hundred brace of birds and
215 hares were killed the first day. On Monday even-
ing their lordships were joined by the Duke of Cam-
bridge. On Tuesday a great quantity of birds and hares
were killed.

The Lea of Mount bAgcumbe has returned to Mount
Edgcumbe For the autumn.
Viscount and Viscountess Barrington and the Hon.
Misses Barrington have arrived at l'usvderliain, the seat
of the Earl of Devon, from visiting Lady Mulesworth at
Pencarrow,
Loni Dunkellin has left town for Wilton House, near
Salisbury, on a visit to the Right Hun. Sidney Herbert,
M.P., and Mrs. Herbert, during the stay of her Imperial
Highness the Gramd Duclie,s Maria of Russia.

ACCIDENT TO THE HAM. ii SIDIEWSOCKT AND
CoIA,NEL TAvuot, Friday night the Earl ‘.f
Shrewsbury, accompanied by Colonel Taylor, 31. P., and
Captain lk. Winton. of the Life Guards, after attending
the Review of the Staffordshire Yeomanry Cavalry at
Lichfield and dining in the city, left on their return to
Ingestrwhall, near Stafford. The night was very dark
and the party in a phieton, and the Earl of Shrewsbury,
after getting a few miles from Lichfield, accidentally
drove the horses and carriage against • bank, by which
the horses were thrown and the whole party capsized.
Tim Earl and Cohnial Taylor were thrownon their heads,
providentially escaping without serious injury, his lord.
ship being much shaken, awl Colonel Taylor nista' • g
some contusions about his face. Captain lie Winton
and the groom were unhurt. Fresh horses awl a vehicle
were, after some delay, procured from Lichfield. by
which hie lordship and friends werewinveyed to lugestre-
hall.