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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-29

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The band rendered valuable aid during the evening by
the performance of eeveral selections, as well as assist-
ing in the accompaniment of the part songs.
L3wthisn'a pretty vase, " Myoeotis," was encored,
and in response wet perbrmed the "Dream Feces"
ease. The whole of the part songs were well
rendered, acoompthled by Mr. Greets. The
Rev. Thomas lievre read Tennys sc'e splendid
poem in the most impreseve and el orinent etyle,
lbs expreeive lines being given with due dramatic
spirit, The sooner of the evening was undoubtedly
Idies .y Freeinao'd singing. Being Inc .red for both
her emirs, the kindly repeated '• The Children of the
City," and for the undeniable encore worded for the
tasteful renderimr of " Furnham Toll," she gave
Menials' charming song, "Summer Shower." Mile
Lest played the acoompealments in each. Mr.
Jameson, of course, received an encore for "Cam.
biance," and, as vs acknowledgment, he gave " The
Deserter " (L. R.L.). Mies Last's elaborate and diffi-
cult pianoforte solo was played In exceptionally good
style, and well deserved the hearty MOM, accorded It.
In the secoul part the principal Leanne, besides those
already mutnerated, were Mi. Hill's cornet ego, Mr.
Jarnecon's reading, and Mr. Bawler'. song. The
selection from 11 Freedom which contained soros of
the most favourite airs from the opera, was finely
played, and loudly encored; Mime LUU played the accom-
paniment In an able manner. Mr. J 1103110012, thief
vociferously applauded for the smoothy " Don't Cam, '
py • " Hor *ammo h tha " Zummentet dialect."
Mr. Bawler meg "ma Vagabond" in good etyle. and
being moored, be gave In moon., Hutchison'.
song, " lihren on the Rhine." The ent:rtalument
proved very soccessfull, the atidienoo being eel len tly
highly pleased.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-29

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