The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-08-06 00:00:00

THE PRINCE OF WALES'S
VISIT.

Dr. Drew, the Mayor's private secretary, haa beau
requested to prepare the address.
TI SOOTS.

His Royal Righters -tail eTrri--;efn his yaeht at Portland
at 12 o'clock, nOOO, when he will disembark, iiad
proceed to lay the oomplettou atone of the Breakwater.
Idler the oaremouy, he will re-embark in hie yacht sod
wall round the imeolad Hark whisk will them be in
Portland Reeds, and entre Weymouth Harbour, leading
on the Pile Pier, *1 two o'clock, from when.. be .111
by the &plated* through Bood-atreet, to St.
ri"ecimlstrest, pre through Bt. Idinnad and Si. Mary.
geese to the King's Stable, whet, a loyal address will
be presented. The Prinoe will then retire tor refresh-
semi; after which be will embark at the Pile Pier.
The members of the Corporation will mineable at the
Guildhall at 10..... to robe. Half an boor lane visitors
sad the reseedsn committee will embark on board the
" Nines" steam TWA, at the Cutout House Q eay, for
Portland, acid re-embark at Portland for Weymouth at
1 p.m., where they will await the arrival elf His Royal
Highness. The Corporatioc, eommillete, and visitors
will then aooompany His Royal Highness as far as Bond•
eireek sod Keeled to the Niels Statue, where the
address will be priessoted. The Corporation will then
retarn down Bt. 1207-street to the Handball to aerobe,
sad emembled agsbi at 4 p.m. on the Pile Pier to be
present at the the departure of the Prince.

GUARD OF HOlOOl.
A guard of boom, of the 77th Reck:teat, Rlyal
Artillery' sad fids Volunteers will be formed.
Tont oamposils of the Dorset Rifle Volunteers—the
Beidport, mama, Dominates, sad Weymouth, comps,
grill attend se a gstrd of hopes:.

THI SWIID/Ci ICHOOL6 LT na.ranrote visa.

Tee followieg are the numbers of the iTin-da 7-whalers
(over ewes years) who will witness the room
from the Pier, wad Inc before the Primes of Wales. St
school 530; St. John's, 400; Trinity, 500;
, 1.); Baptist, 132; Indtpendent (Hope),
170 r•Tilts7d ltediedise, 40; Prive Methodist, 20;
Roman Catholie, 28; Wesleyan 160 ; Weymouth
Union, 70. The shildma slag "God b 1 the
Priam of Wales" and the National Anthem.

GO 313 PL•01111. AT .1111.11.0TAL VISIT.

Among iiTielle-itt—p-oiTsts-io;-eisi—toriTo ie.-1.1;1410nd at.
daring the visit a is decidedly Lb • Pile Pier.
The lessees of the Pier hare kindly givea spa.. for 2,000
Benda, sehool ohddren free, and they witertiee seats
wberefroza tbe landing and einbarkatai it may be
observsdein amnion and with ease, at Wee steles of
prices, to gait aIL This is as esselleat opp actually for
ladles sad gentlemen to ware two sights of the Primo.

SOIIIIDAT SCHOOL . cifizazw,

Who ere to be rimed on the pier In *esti; to witness
the depsrlaire of N. R. H. the Prince of !Hales, are to
be afterwards enbeetained at the sole wet of Sir. 1. J.
W. Johnstone, Bart.
Wednesday afternoon.
The Reception Committee met again on Wednesday
morning lest. B was decided thati after the Prince bad
re-embarked. • huicheon shall be into in the Rings, (New
(lerdens) tinders marquee The Local Board 01 Basalt
.of Portland are invited to be the guests of the Recep-
tion Committee. Several invitations will be Meted by
Ms Mayor mind Coutudttes, and °there oan obtain tiekste
at rii. each. Ills intended that the Prime shall hi
aocempanied romd the streets by his private suite; but
II is understood that Lord Bonhard Grosvenor will
permit a troop of the Q.O.R.Y.C. to attend as • guard
of honour. At the Statue, whit* is to be specially gar,
we understand that mate will to provided at • osrmin
oast to visitors, and the profits to be devoted to the
tends of the Onseitui wed Ile IdffrffurY•
The Mayor has issued handbills expressing his thanks
to the lahebimuis of Weymouth for the very handsome
bud liters] manner in which they have responded to his
appeal, and be further hopes that the people will
supplement the endeavours dike BAIDepIiOD COlMUltilb•
by &worsting their houses, Ito., so di to oonneet the
different points of public display, and oonvert the whole
town into one 'optimums display of festivity and
rejoicing. Ihe fact of the Mayor's moose' in ineludeg
Ii.R.H. to go through soma of the principal Wrests Las
given universal satefaction. It is strongly to be hoped
that the Railway Companies will rim special late trams,
so as to give those who cannot stay over one day an
opportunity of seeing the fireworks, a splendid aeries of
shish will be let off in the Bay, including • consider.
able number of biasing Arabic&