Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1882-02-24 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

PRINCE LEOPOLD'S MARRIAGE. ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCESS HELENE.  The Prince of Waldeck left the Havie at hall-putt four eolook on Monday afternoon for Breda, where he wet the Duke of Albany, the Princess Helen, and bet motber, who bad travailed via Dusseldorf from Arolsen. They proneeded together to Fiusniug, whence the illustrious party, except the Princess of Walden", left at tea ecluck in the Royal yacht fur England. The Royal party arrived in Sueerness harbour in the Queen's yacht Vic wrier and Albert on Turraday morning, and anoliored neer the Damien flag ship. About ten o'clock •R. gal salute from the Dundan anaoUllo4l,l that the Prince ant Princes were lending. Palace* Helen was attended by Frautein von Lrebeu, Priune Watueck, Baron Sta.:Anemia, and Captain Von der Meuse. Prince Leopold wee attended by the lion. Alexander Yorke and Mr. Hoyle. Tue Princeas Helen loirked well after her voyage over from Fruslung, which had been • quick and pleasant one. Sae is above the medium height, and is decidedly prepossessing in appearenoe, hevrng a winning expression of countenance, and dark heart eyes. Sue was dressed in green velvet, trimmed with green silk, and bonnet to meads. Prince Leopold looked pale. Truer Royal Highnesses acknow• kdged the respectful demonstretiorui or the spectators by graciously bowing. The train started punctually at half' past ten for Windsor. As the tram started, the large assembly of spectators gave three hearty cheers, to which their Royat ilignaeriaes, stan ring up in the carriage, bowed their ecanowledgments. The Princess Helen won golden opinions truer the people of Qtvenborough by her. &deal., deutesuour. The train travelled by way of the middle junction,witheut touchrna Sitting' bourne, and all along the banes or toe railway people had congregated to caw& a analyse 01 tn. Pi anemia who repeated ner gradual' aritaewledguiente Of the compliments prrid. Tan Prineess hi to be me guest or her hiaiety at WillOsOr ; but as it was generally understood that toe entry of the Duke and hie intended bride was to take plane as privately its possible under tue circumstances, the plepalatious at the railway atIISIOn were Of • quiet and unosteutatioda cuaracter. Shortly before halt•paat twelve, Prince* Beatrice drove from the Castle to the terminus, and awaited the coming of their viatora A tew moments icier WV train was oppoeite toe prattorm, when the Doke of Albany, Princes" Helen, and the ?tined 04 Warnock were received by Y,inorips B.,etrice as they aliguteu irum taw saloon. Her Serene Highness Mined • utagnificent bouquet. Alta* a tew inuruies conversation wawa. Lae wetting-room, Prince Leopold conducted PrinAss Helen, Princess Beatrice, and tie Prrnce if WateeCa to an open carriage, in whicu taey move, followed by the suite, amid merry pears from tne Dells of St. Georges ()impel, tarough the tuna and up toe Caatlehill to In, Palace.  HOLLOWAY'S CitrITMETY—AND Influenza. The soothing propeitiee of these medicaments tender them well worthy of trial in all diseases of the lungs. la common colds and induenst the Pills taken internally ant the Ointment rubbed externally are exceedingly efficacious. Watll influenza is epidemic this tleataient is easiest, satest, and surest. Holloway's Pills and Ointment purify the blood, remove all obstructions to its free circulation through the Lung., relieve the overgorged air tUbed, and render respiration free without reducing the strength, irritating the nerves, or depressing the spirits. Hach are the ready means at seeing suffering when • afflicted with colds, congas, bronchitte, and other none plaints by wha so many are seriuusy and immanently afflicted in mini countries. Afl JOCCITIMO Wane was witnessed in esistle•stear, Livetpool, uu Tuuday. Mail,' a tramcar wee proceeding along wet tiloruusufere the bystauders observed toe; a ueeperata Strog.le .rae going on u..t.aeu wine pisueugers ou tine utivs.uo. Toe car wei stepp.d. coo a crowd gathelei, when it was seeo tut tne .troggie wain ',eking puce between a poweriul young negro ..ati two o.her passengere Toe negro had eta:imp-4.d suicide by ievp ng trout toe car, and was seized by o.her peweusere. He, however, pounded in nu intention to climb hie brains °tit, and made iranticefforta to throw nimseif on the pavement below. There was great excitement among the crowd, and ultimately the place errirea, but it took six odium to remove she young man from the cur. Toe negro foamed at the mouth, and the scene was a most exciting one. His strength, however, became exhausted, and he wag removed inc cab.