The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-27 00:00:00

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In spit, of the advaeoed sawn the inadienoe at the
Drill Hall we Tuesday evening to listen to agreed
evening concert by the above society was • very good
one, end those present "mos delighted with as readiest
programme, and the dabbed and brilliant style is
which it wee executed. The costomt was under the
assuagement of Its conductor, Mr. W. Stoma of
Bridport and Weymouth. Although the elm
numbers between 60 and 70 vocalists, about 40 were
Present. The voltam Weeded admirably, and ths most
import.nt item of all, lb." time," wag strictly 0 rrect.
Mrs. &sebum presided at the pianoforte with Errol
skill. The two stranger, who made dusk apicareaor
were deservedly waif received—Sties May Prosaism
and Mr. Moore. Mir Freeman (Weyen.utb) peewees
• voice of exonialta sweetness, whiht Mr. Seore's rich
bails was equally admired. of the poet songs sad
choruses, ' Brasil& " wee admired the most, sad
well merited tha crown accorded it. Our old friend.
Mr. T. Matthew., was in excellent robs to "Treaty
se Steel," and "The Army and Navy" duet by him
and Mr. Saxe was capitally renithmed. A very
pl. using feature wise the " Sonata io Li" (Bwthoves),
violin and peen°, b mis. Chimp and Mr. Stone. It
was rapturou.ly recsiv. d. Programme mild 'had :
Part I.—Part song, "New Year'. Carol" (Jeeps
Shaw)) "V, "The pludr.A. Home," (F. H.
C 0..,), Ml.. May Freeman • duet. AtAl/ aid
Navy" (Oooke), Mr. T. Matthews and Mr. Boo..;
song, "What Tho' I Trace" (Handel), Mee. M awith ;
chorale, "W. Watched Her Breathing" (Lee
Kerbuscili ; song. "The Skipper" (W. H. Jude), Mr.
Score; dust (violia and piano), Sonata in 1),
(Ileethovec), Mies Champ and Mr. W. Stone;
wing, " Trusty as Steel" (Piceuti), Mr. I'.
Matthews' pert song, " May Song" (Meadellsvh4
Part ll.—Part gong, "On the Sea" (Mendeleschs) ;
sown, "Th. Quaker's Daughter " (Watson), Idles
Bartlett; trio, violin, violoncello, and planofeete
(Haydn in D), Mr. Munn, Mr. W. Ettose, and MIN
Champ; wog," Flag of Old inilaad " (H. Soled),
Mr. W. Newberry; part song, • Evenstkle "(Freae
Abl); duet, "I Heard a Voice In a Trawinil plight "
(Glove), Mies May Freeman apt Kra Byte.; sgig.4
So the Folks Say" (encored), "Under Ow Sten,
Miss May Freeman ; wog, "Th. Div.," (Lo4or),
Row. A. A. Malebo, (encored); part ednr, "None for
Spring " (E. Mae); "God S ire this Qthen."

TBOV/L.
How awtms Faun ia r 111141) —Os Fr day It
was reported to the a slaty utagistratat that.....
I rer had broken out am.,mpt e•mr Oro hl. okhotln
the Rey, W. L. Comer...l W. t C k r. Tn, -email
were brought early is the week fain
where swims fryer bad recootly occurred. Tbe
a, koala were ordsral lob. slaughtered, sad the place
was iitolatod.

To. New Sxlmega.—SiogignOLunts' Tani TO
Hout.—On Monday the shareholder. and a number
of (amnia of the B tumuli .oh, Awes, and Ptwl•
Stairs Packet Como.. y, C•g• thee witii the Bourn, -
mouth Improvement inunisil inere, ha i•.icar•Hml
I. Hyde oath. new •ham mewl, t. Benragim.
which arrived at Hournem..u•b from 1.4111 oa Sunday.
Tim vessel hag been built by Mmries. Ramage and
Ferguson. of Leith, at • cost of £14.000. She 1. 190
It. lose, by 21ft. beam and ha. moat extensive sad
handsomely fitted ptergenger acerimencelatins. Ike
made h•e official trial trip on the Firth fTo tb with
the smut satisfactory royale. on Fella., aed of I fee
lb* Boutin of Englevid at a on, &trivia: at B
oror-
mouth about six o'clock on bowls, m going. There
were about 400 on board on the first local trip os
Wednesday, and • large crowd of people witnerinvi
the deperturs of the weasel, which left tbe pier bead
at 1040 k passed Murat Ca-cle at 11304. ftwYk".4
Hyde at 12.42 ; time, 26. Um, Thlo, crineidedeg the
dmi'ldireacb.ytoitobemmen nhitnt:lnmlugb',l:nedti:onwnsw)kpoit3guinfia'tfhsbaturrefeanintacei4:l:-Icurs'ib.offilYta-L"'IY;,11'71;;;;:ii-I
c sot strength awl prop to 1.0)
indicated hotee power, with an initial working
premix?* of 8016 g. per equare inch. The meal to
6 tad with gteem rupstane for• s•id aft sad steam
..tuiring gear. On arriving at Hy le the c irntigkr
perssi in varloits direr tions, bit the shareholder.,
it lb the Commissioners an a fyw friends t the
somber of between M and 40, sat down t a spleedid
Itillwbeon at the Pier Hotel. The chair was taken by
Mr. J. R. Itribinson, and the vice-chair by Mr. H. T..
Tremanion, Mayor of Poole. A number of 00,00 b
mantery toes,. followed the ren.oval of the cloth. The
weesed *tatted on her return j 011017 at 4 32, owwd
Horst C atie at 5.13, and reached BOUreign mt. at
1.37. Tune, 21. 4m. Owing to the steam haying
b en allowed to gat a little low, eight minute. tints
wee lost between COWIN sad Hurst Castle, or th• in-
coming would belie been gh..rter Os to the ~0t
going jewelry. Tbe weather was fin., the ar.•smnith,
and the journey • very plaagent an I alt mob r saw-
fat iry one.