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LORD RKNRREW IN TIRE R1ELD.
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tco,rc,nond.pes d, the Pres, md Tribunal
Dw1aa1, ILL.,, esps sssh. 1850.
Tho Prince a7d suite reached Dwight By
special train 1t six o'clock on 22d Instant. stop
ping Immediately In front Of the residence Of
Clinton Spencer, Esq, who received his Royal
hunting guests with the same kind and unos'
tsnta1i0us eoroiai'tJ he u 10 widely Known 10
extend to less dlaanguhaed PERSONS INC
Royal party al greeted hirn IN return ID man
ner indicative OF their Determination 10 laY
ns'de ruysfty "hf'ss IN 1oe un11eo otates' -oa
Sunday, Lord hen1feH ana eu1te sccompaoaeo
their hosts to thu family place oi ~oFsn'p' Inc
Old School Preab JteE1an cEureh' 1he tef'.ce
was performed ~ the hsFefenu LII. aouog'
formerly OF hsssachoset's, VINO pfeacneo from
the text, Aomans' lo'n verse, for an no'
ashnmea Of the gospel o1 cntln" am napp5
to state that me hosa ps''. ~eto III. oeeP'5
impressed with tho power eno appropriateness
to tbs occas'on VIII WHICH our WORTHY minister
presented this impressive text to their n'aos'
Our cisizens received leEaon and grsthcauon
from the fact that the Royal party declined
many 1nTltanona 10 take pleasnfe floo On tne
pra1ries on tho Sabbath afternoon, whilst they
also were pleased that their respectful attention
in the place Of worship, aud their uaobsruslse
courtesy towards their visitors were the subject
Of strong remark By Lord RenfreW and his
friends. Lord Rentrew and party, obedient to
tho usual habits Of cur little place, and their
own easuestncss to zealizs their contemplated
sport, tumbled out Of bed at fire o'clock on
Monday morning. and after hasty breakfast,
1t which, am informed, the Prince sigualxed
himself for speed, organized themselves into
parties for the hunt.
Lord Renfrew, the Duke Of Newcastle, Mr..
| Spencer and Captain Retaliack taking the field
against Gsnerd Bruce, Mr. Ledue, hsjor Tees-
| dale and Captain Grey Ar. Enot, fon ot the
Earl St. Garmains, Lord Hinchinbrooke and
Mr. Fra1ca wilkins, brother Of the British
Consul At Chicago, forned'a third. Each party,
fully equipped with dogs-amcng Which were
Ar. speneeF'a two ceIebrihes' Ned" and
"Pat-zt once Started on the G1and fra'rle'
Lord henf1e" taxing IN easteflg oreeuon' tae
Duke Of Newcastle q southesly' and Lord Atnch-
'nbroose westerly, each party independent ana
anxious to have the lanEes OF Inc hunt awarded
to them 1t the dinner table, the test Of which
WEB to be which gun had scattered death most
effectively amongst our Prairie Chickens.
Lard Lyons remained at the residencs OF his
noss' eo'' n. =. MOI gaa, ,'9.' 41o WEE 'np1ougn-
II engaged sn.the day IN the duties derolFiug
on HIM IN consequence OF tue arrival Of mail
bag to him. which ihough 1na.slaua'. was SUN
clently large 10 nave astonfsned Inc dwight
Postmaster mad It been received By Elm.
Dr. Aclano, Lord KenfEe"'s Medical Attend
ant, aEd VINO, an 1oia, Is Professor a. the
University Of o1tord, accompanied by Mr..
Evsn Jones Of our P'see, went out On botani-
cal aad sketching expedition, md during the
day stored his mind aud sketch book With facts
aud sceres connected with our grand prairie.
Dr.. Ae1and and Mr. Jones lunched with 1he in.
nate ofa squatters cab1n in the prairie, aud the
cordial manner IN "hlen taey 1raternised led to
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