The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-12 00:00:00

POOLE.

CONGREOVIIGNAL YOUNG MINS. BIBLE CLASS. —ill con-
nection with this class an entertainment, consisting of
vocal and pianoforte music, recitations, and readings was
given in the Girls' British Sehoolrootn, on Thursday
evening. Mr. 0. S. Norton presided over a sparse attend-
ance, which was no doubt attributable to the season for
indoor entertainments being so for advanced. Mr. F.
Willis accompanied the songs on the pianoforte, and
played a couple of overtures ; whikt Mr. E. T. Jenkit
the musical teacher of the class, eon‘bicted, ant also sang
several songs in good style. Mr, .1. Stevens wait very
successful both as a singer and reader, Ind perhaps the
nest enjoyable part of the programme WWI the mcitati,ins
of Mr. A. Ilawkes. The part songs :old glocs ms-re well-
selected, and ereslitably rendered, as itubed, with a few
exceptions, were the whole of the pieces given. The
pfogramme was as follows :—Overturo for pianoforte,
" Lucia iii Lammermoor," Mr. F. Willis: part song, " May
nen niug," the class roeitatiou, "Slay morning," Mr. R.
Saunders ; song, " Napolitaine," Mr. J. Stevens : recita-
tion." The 'barge of the queen's Brigade" (or r/.0.D.Y.C.,
from the Telegram for May IX), Mr. J. hest ; song,
" Flowers of Home,' Mr. J. Wills ; duet, " Larboard
watch," Messrs. 11. Hill and E. T. Jenkins ; dialogue,
"Scene from Lave," Mosorx Meadien and Besant ; aing,
"We meet acain," Mr. T. Orchard; glee, "The breeze of
evening, softly sighs," the class; recitation, "The
enchanted shirt," Mr. .1. Durham; song, "Thirty years
ago," Mr. E. T. Jenkins ; recitation, "One niche higher."
Mr. A. Hawkes ; song, "Lot the Angles in," Mr. W. H.
Frond ; glee, " When night puts on her starry robe," the
clans; overture for pianoforte, Mr. F. Willis; part song,
"Battle Prayer," the class; reading, "The death of little
Nell," Mr. J. Stevens; song, " Mother hear me to the
window," Mr. J. Wills; song, "Where is home," Mr. J.
Stevens; recitation. "Marriage in high life," Mr. W.
Wood ; duet, "All's Well," Messrs. W. H. Frond and W,
Groves: song, " Why are you wandering here, I pray,
Mr. E. T. Jenkins: dialogue. "The heir-at-law," Messrs.
A. Hawke* and W. Groves; song. " I Icoltly breathe," Mr.
W. I:roves : song, ' The death of Nelson," Mr. T. Orchard ;
reading, "Skying the copper." Mr. G. Hicks glee.
" Music," the class ; song. " Birdie's come," Mr. 11. Hill ;
recitation, "The cap flts.".Mr. W. Groves; glee, "Spite
(lieen," the Cl/INN. The Chairman thanked Mr. Willis,
Mr. Jenkins, and the members of the class for their
service., and a vote of thanks was passed to Mr. Norton
for presiding, upon the proposal of Mr. J. Goal, seeoniled
by Mr. J. W. Buckley. The proeteedings terminated with
the singing of the National Anthem.

S;NSIONS, Tinirmlar.—Bre the M Iyor (Mr. A.
nalston). Alderman M. Kemp- eleh, awl Messro. W.
Pearce, C. J. Stone, W. D. Dugdale, It. D. EIIi, and J. D.

The Bench transferred the liconws of the following
publichouses :—The Hell and Crown from Mr. George
Orchard to Mr. Charles Phillips ; the White Hart from
Mn. Hoskins to her sun, Mr. Joseph ; the C.iach
and Horses, froin the late Mr. Jason Searrott to his widow,
Mrs. Mary Scarrott.
James Greembly, a briekmaker, of Eist Morden, WWI
summoned for having failed to obey an order to contribute
de. a week towards the maintenance of his own illegitimate
children, who are inmates of the Nile Workhouse.—Mr.
J. Houliston, theaGistant overseer, proved that the Bench
made the order on defendant on the 15th of February, and
that the arrears now amounted to £3 24. Ile said the
defendant could earn 7, a day at the iireoent time, and
be only earned 3, a .lay when lie was at work. Ile also
owed money to his father for ho Iroar.l.—The Bench
ordered defendant to pay 60. 6 I. a week till the ...rears
were paid, and dd. weakly afterwards, failing which he
would be committed for three inonths' hard labour.
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Benjamin Lem., a tierman, was atimmoned for asaault.
ing Isaac Hutchings, • tailor, on Saturday night—The
complainant in the step-son of defendant, and the assault
area out of a dispute :ilout smite keys belonging to the
complainant's mother, who is an inmate of the Dorset
Ccunty Lunatic A.,ylittn.—Defendant was tined Z. and
coats.