The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-09-23 00:00:00

SWANAGIL

Cunt Cr Conettnttn.—P.C. Freeborn, after An
roan' nankin» at ran Age , goes to Stalbrittge on thit
:Int hut.

SPECIAL NoTICE. —TIM Poole niers., and SIPEPUWIE
44EE71Ilt,Ca0 be obtained ui Mr. R. Hardy, newangenii
Satilsesquare, every Thursday evening. Arrange-
Mate have been olds for the insertion of correct
istilligence, and much odd and original matter, con-
Leming Purbeck, weekly,
Loam.- Not only lam the crier been busy in
ialarraing as of miming watches, pencikaess, desks,
lad Puma till one would imagine the London sharper
vs moping a good harvest in our neighbourhood, bat
messiness " Lod, alter dusk on the evening of
tie mg.nuo, supposed to have been shaken from the
lv.well-greeesd poJe the leg of mutton. Any person
kris.; sates thereof, will oblige the man who ought
to Yam had it by telling him how it taded. "Lost,
atter dark in severd evenings lately and from many
Puked vegetable.. The thievish will also be numbered
•wolg tis Mein if they do not keep better hours."
llolour SHOW. —,The wax-works proved such a
Paring undertaking, that they bin, eft to fr end
Adak to Woolf along with his dogs and monkeys.
took the hint, and attended by his myrmidons, the
taut abouta, sad shooting galleries, be vowed on
Sitarday laat We mud give him audit foe more
stoical tad, than his prederemors. Lst us hope be
rani lad week's Tdeoreas The performance was well
worth amine. Whether the Royal Family have ever
intr.nieed the show or not is another question, and
'hick Royal Family Chittock refers to is another
salter we are not anxious to settle. Due credit is
s to Om EtWerbUirlsll exertions of hf. hL (wbkh
dash tav monkey.) Petro and Bernard, sad to We
(y, Adak we mean not doctors) Emperor D. John
Ytl4si. We shan never forget those meet features
!?rleirta lashed is us as he glided peat on her two
th•rooritheed" dogs, while Madame Caritas and
kPO a Biondi% werelepond all ir
FISHY TILLIEEACTIIN. On We
, neiclay morning,
September 10th, the Denuty Town Crier (Chinches)
appeared in this streets irllh • hantilelese ship's bell,
whim he proceeded to shake with both hands, then
ht rested the ben 0s the ground and pulling
kiwi( up Loa together, sanounoed an exhibition of
aa tinkaown fish, the admission to which would be
Penny, adding with etanimering but loud emphasis
'.°st "it were as lour as crow Summer's to Newton."
",rest ozoitmoot preseesdly prevailed as the rumour
'Mud that half the proceeds were hi be given to the
Witham fond. and finally • large number of pennies
wel &duj toith essi have been that" most
n!l4lakinn would lis ie the tills of the "Shade,."
We bete since leaned that the creature was three
„_fwe_ ,10•11. On Rasing between the stone quay and
Pwr.-tress flags could be soon flying &hire • Phi of
-""". mohnr-aets, sails, spars, and other marina gear.
!nd the sotke was chalked on the sail. The door-
•••PW Warmed so that the fish had green *Yes. • red
Leek, a mike on its back and a square tail, bet ail
" thought no saw Lusk about to enter. we Pocketed
,"14. Pliny to buy his full account in the Telerate'.
being Wareham Fair the carcase was rnboed
wub cognac aid carried over. The sIECOISO was signal.
ti!oollh Chinches and his bell ware absent. B the
td men brandy the fish is to he for
bOl7 Rill Fair, which takes Pleas on the 2lnd
het

811"11saiss th FTAZZINIZI AND MAtiNme Soo•yrT
Buyat.)—A. common in aid of the Inn&
ol the above whip Int bald it the Moslem Testis '
trite re many supsumber 12th, by On Sr..rgd
'eh:, ea Society, enlisted by visitors. "lii. Glee
'Clio" as it is often called, has had a very eneueftful
"Ifte hi regard to the good opinion of ell comerr.
Is not a better clam in so small a plass. The
klass,,,__ belongs to Mr. Hoe, whoa' ham Sty does not
L'vvw Oven to plate bit same no the prottretnine.
.14thant whom presence and &Igoe the Chord
weld mon be numbered with the thin,:e
,mlueb warn Hie hard work and steady patience In
~..nooliag is s.,renpiag its due reward. Irrni•y'e
cofteert gave se ~Jr two =Ater% of special interest.
Part I opened with a duet on the •:oliu •nd piano—
" i'll""wiptn," Ne„ I, actabri witb csvatina by &kr,
kisd with earpthits feeling by the Misses Heakinano.
naly eplendidly A.DA, the •iobn brim/
haullisi In the Tonne lady with wish skill. nut Pul
Kee. "Simmer Time," arranged hrons • German
helod• was capitally sung by the Choral
Mho Julia Cason. swot of the Shipwrecked Mariners'
society...coma plated the melt soon on the platiolotto,
o‘, SUS Woof Mr. Richard Brown was at Ma UK,
It was a " Song of the Cavelier'," 17th
mattary,& rapturous mom, opts and %Tat rninsatird,
es

did credit to the ancient affection proper to the lo
habitants of "our old world village." ne solo
"When the Heart is Young" was very nlony rendered
by Miss B Burt. and well applonded by the eudleora-
The Choral Society ncquitted theologies' excellently
In the glee " Wiwi, gently Whisper," but repeated the
List verse only. A first-ram reading from Rev. W.
H. Start folk. eel, then a song with violin accoinpati.
meat "All ia Quiet," • goalie song by the Mines
Hankineon. The binl.like ',doe of the singers was very
remarkable and gave us great plea.ure. Min T. Roe,
who was received with applause, gave the solo "Home
they brought her Warrior dead." The singer is so
well known and has delighted us so often that criti-
cism is superfluous. Mrs. Campbell's solo "Tell me,
my Heart," MU trilled • trifle too much, but was
otherwise very enj yable. •• Very first-rate" wig say
(though ill. an awkward expression) to the closing
part wog by the clam " angland's Glory." As usual,
with our audience, they "warmed up" after the "In-
terval of ten minutes" (which seems to give some of the
leas exuberant ones time to repent of their coldness or
Merkur) so that they encored the pianoforte duet
" Lliabelli, Op. 33," by Mks Bellamy and Min
Marian I). la Motto, and it was very well executed.
Of course, "All Among the Barley" by the thrashing
was loudly cheered. This woo followed by the solo
"0 Catalpa Bella" by Mies 8. Burt, who was encored
and sang her morrow even better. Mr. Hillier's
"Simon the Conner" warn rather weak, but "Twic-
kenham Ferry" by Miss Grey was vociferously
encored because sung with such judgment. we com-
mend her choice of song. "England," by the Choral
Society was very good, but it wee better to find the
reader next on the programme making way for an
artistic piano solo by Miss Grey. "The Boating of ray
own He srt," by Mrs. Campbell wee also moored, sod she
gracefully acknowledged by a response. Then we had
another of thole beautiful solos with violin accom-
paniment by the Miaow Hopkinson, M.Garre "Tbs
lice.," though the Wine did not respond to the
hearty encore. The clam concluded t sir efforts by
three verses of "Rule Britannia," which was treated
as • four-part quartet with chorus. Miss Colson
amid applause rose to make her annual speech. She
had pleature the third time in thanking the visitors
for graining with their voices; though they ware visitors
they would never again be strangers. Her hearty
thanks were also due to the Swanage friends, and she
found that although they bad much had weather, and
IMO In need of the lifoboat sometimes, whenever
money or willing hands were sought they were always
reedy. (Much cheering.) Although the weather was
wretched the attendance was fairly good and the
society will clear ab .ut Ell.