Bridlington and Quay Gazette. — 1881-03-12 (Bridlington, Humberside, England)

ANOTLIER ROYAL MARRIAGE. From Berlin the correspondent .of the Times.  telemp,,s a cnnirmation of the statement that the Crown Prince of Sweden has become engcged to the Princess Victoria of Baden, r nf :he German Emperor by his f. mise Marie Elizabeth. Both Berlin at the wedding of Prince , whispered at first that the weden had emit his eyes to in England for a bride, and of his Royal mother at Dot unconnected with her  ~ti,cs la this respect, butthis is now ice Oacar Gustavus Adolphus, u Piluce of Sweilen, was born at the I on the 16th of June, ,nsequently, now in his 23rd tall and dark, like all the aud yet _ resembles his  mutier, who ws rribeess of Nassau. Quiet, sod wild in look and manner, the acre iniprinted on his features than and the eff,:ot of the Cuirassier Prince is somewhat modified by  thl tart cf his waling spectacles. He was edirltel at tile radio schoolit of his native ematry ai at Cu-, Uhivereil of Upsals, and at t:t n be was introduced in the State t.i.tiv.r. Having then served a i h. 'the Prince, about two oh a twelvemonth's tour • . !1,. Ear in the course of which he • . atil Germany, attending the • : Aliny .tr.W.lvres in the latter country aualta. of r,379, load being especially • 2,niched by Cie Crown Panes. The 8 tile lideri Victoria, only daughter Gem Drkv of Iladrn, is the second of •chlc. a, :id Wit:: born on the 7th of it, therefore, the junior of by a little more than four  r • ,rr.spondent writes :—Even in piogramme" music, no corn. . ott,mptei the feat of depict' e fl,,w of a mighty river from ' mouth. Yet this is the task .hemian musician, Frederick ,t bimqelf in the symphonic • f r the first time in England by : '.:turday's Crystal Palace ooncert. I V.;ava or tioldau finds its source in in the depth of a Bohemian ' '• to, f unotains are depicted by two • . anf so the various other instruments ere, p in a fair idea is gained of the j'lrcr,h of the two brooks gradually increasing in !Tee as the waters attain the preparations of vreant. As the stream flows through the hey.: the sninds of a horn are heard, and emerging from the wood the river passes tbraugli the rich Bohemian meadows, thus ri3g the umposer an .opportunity to depict a '"eic walib,. and dance on its banks. Night ermi,s ;,e, and a dance of nymphs and waterspru,s bathing, in the river is heard, this being d 11 a powerful number representing J.diano raids, the .• broadest stream,' ftr., ilitr.tration of the flow of the river past be Liar, si if Vysbrad complete the work. In 1..,•-naulcd section the chief theme is 411 Bmetana's first symphonic poem Vystirad forms a leading feature. I, who is little known in England, was or of Dvorock, and he is a prolific LltLongh of late years he has suffer'arum. Like that of Dverack, his .shout it a genuine Slavonic ring, i'.itEcult to see how much further " Vttara " are now to progress in the .a of programme music.  preliminary arrangements for the field-day on East r Monday are now ssle;C. The War Office has given its sanction to the proposal, 8121 will settle the plan of the sham tgl,t, which will take place at Brighton 89 proposed. ficenelins! to the New York World of February ac yr,. slimoseve. nee. WB4 fired at in Mentreal while she was delivering readings in a public, hall. Tbe Wye fired thronph a window, and the Lailet fs....war Mrs. Rosita'i feet. A woman zeroed Elizabeth Hutchins has just been di,CO7( red to be the heir of an estate worth mooch £2r fi2a feta, whieh has be in Chancery for emelt year,. Hutdins has spent a great part of her life either in the workhouse, gaol, or lunatic asylum. Lately she has been living in a wretched house ill Reath, Cardiff. Infarustion has been received at the Foreign Offie, from her Majesty's Consul at Mozambique, 'hick confirms the report of the deaths of Captain Fbirsn-Wybrants and Mexers. Carr and Mears, of Wyur nits Ct Expedition. Mr. Mayes is stated to be cdezdlas, and Mr. Owen. to have left with the smainler 1.. r Inhambane, whither her Majesty's ship llaby will proceed forthwith. An Moiry has been held into tin death of the James Islam Booth, aged 25, son of Dr. r.barlas Henry Felix Routh, of Montagusquare, , ant holding a curacy at Cambridge, whose body sfie foin the Leg.oll.linttou Pond, Hampstead -mt. The result was a veraist of " Suicide aiLt an unsound state of mind, produced by fes-staly and anxiety, and following an attack of lumps."  At Manchester an inquest has been hold on the ony of ft girl, 11 years of age, who had died from wdrophoLia. She was attacked by a mad deg, rbich she coureeeonsly seized by the throat and !brew d lan. The dog, however, bit her severely, tushing along the streets, bit four other crgons, nearly tearing off one woman's ear. De- ' lased succumbed to the injunos, but the other arsons recovered. A verdict of "Death from sydrophobia" was returned. kr The filet person arrested on Tuesday under the ish Protection Act was Mr. J. B. Walsh, secretary 1f the Cactlebar branch of the Land League, a k•or Law G"ardi Ln and Town Commissioner of hat ken:. IIØ was arrested under & warrant from Lord.LLutenant, and conveyed by train to its, Ho was followed to the station by a large rd, who cheered him heartily and roamed for Pe•ics• Several ether arrests have bean Made • county Kerry, and the prisoners were impeded on csi3sy night at Kilmainham prison, which has 'a prepared for their reception.  been !born t 3 TIP Ii to from Itl€ • ee ltorm ml i .1 i e AZ. y crew ' la lb 019 r Job ion ktlii ),3 8,16 1 COT , 0 kr jlb Id .01 r teb, IA Ton • 3 t 00 st I ' ' r pctot'oi werlder°l2; byduCe , oral • deePs , them wow, 00 fire"' e) .yieg wet • cdflarj' estionv• w u 0) Po aius .0 .0 • ight Oa y it 1 21.1 h 1 ol 1 tnblio row? 1,0 p nes •