The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
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DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1860.

..GbOibMitedPE.HlThZ,sucwho •
such
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chester, Weymouth, awl the adjacent towns, his cele-
brated PANbRAMA of the SIKH WAR, and DIO-
RAMA of tlie CRYPT of the HOLY SEPULCHRE
at JERUSALEM, respectfully announces that hi a few
Dave he will submit to the Inhabitants of DOR-
CHESTER his
NEW PANORAMA
from St. James Hall, London, illustrating the Locali-
ties and principal incidents (accepting those of too pain-
ful a character) in connexion with the Rebellion in
INDIA ! Including a Panoramic series of the City of
Lucknow. and the entire Entrenched British Position at
the Residency. Accompanied by a Band, who will per-
form selections from some of the most popular Operas.
A descriptive lecture, by Mr. Charles Bell. To conclude
with M. Gumpertz's Diorama, representing the Crypt of
the HOLY SEPULCHRE at JERUSALEM, Exhibiting
three distinct effects.

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