The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-29 00:00:00

TOWN SOCIETY CONCERT.

On Tsesday evening the la.t entertainment of the
eseson, in oonneotion with the Weymouth Town
&okay, was given in the Royal Hotel Amembly
Rooms before a orowded house. The concert opened
with • quartet (piano violloe, sod violoncello), by
Messrs. G. Thorpe, W. Stone, B,yton Smith, and
W. Aloook, and although Dontewhat long, It wee
played faultlessly. This waa followed by a duo by
Mow Immink and Dr. Childs, who produced an
1100001. Mr. W. Aback next sang "Crusader'. Love
Sorsa," whkh brought down the boost, and in
response be gave "Th. Tramp's Song." Mrs,
Saunders rendered "She Wandered Down the Mon.tele Side" in a very feeling meaner, and waa enoored.
In response she gave "Parting." In the *snood Dirt
the andkaire again demanded encores from several of
the performers, but in oonsequesoe of the length of
the programme, these were not responded to. The
programme woe IN follows—

Pu 4
Qesrtett (rAtno, rl rlolle, tad rioloneello)
Alledro, A ideate, and Rondo" (Rosin)
Newt O. Thorne, W. Shape, Norton !IMO, sod W. Alcoa,.
Duo— perebb Mora" (Mozart)
Ilmc lamb* and Dr. Ohllde
teorored).
Mr, W. Alcoek (sec
Duo (Flaw sod violin)
•• *dew, Scherzo, and Rhorwln" . h nven)
Rears. Dose Smith mod W. Stone.
500 g.....• /he Weedered down the Mountain side
Itre. Saunders (emored).
Duo (pisao sod tiohocellol
..• Andante and Allegro vireos"— ()ende'eroho
Ream 0. Thorne mod W. Aleock,
Part 11.
. . . . . . .

Quintet (cialret, violins, ;171;, ZOtl violoncello)
nerr Dunning.
bow (violin obligsto, Mr. W. titian) ."lerenna .. .tEtrags)
.Itomink.

. . ..... r 7.-6 i -45;;;; iat - . (finsutl)
BOØMr. W. ILlcock.
..... Deb ries.. coo tardar"
Maw. ha . ink
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Trio (ow" violin, 110 a p-Taa—o)7.•
mSul . Boytoa Smith. W. atone, and 0. 11i0n...
Al lb* aloes ate Rev. F. W. Berry proposed • cor-
dial vote of thanks to gloat lulled, and geothiaien who
had an kindly coins forward and Oran them such a
dab masieel treat.

BHOCAINO DEATH OF A RAILWAY OFFICIAL.
The inquest was held on lifondey, before U.
Symonds, Beg.
Charles Chick said he was e labourer on the Wey-
mouth Qaay for the G.W.R. Co. Between 9 and 10 last
Saturday evening he wee on the quay at the end of
the Devonshin-buildiap. He saw Mr. Watkins at
the end of the landing stage. Ho was standing there
aloes Ho maw no more of him after that time. Ho
was abaft six Of seven feet from the edge of the stage.
He was leaning signet a gurney. About five
°Slack yesterday evening Thames HerriJfie
called him, and be want to the spot where deceased
wee found. He went down the iron ladder and found
deceased lying at the foot, his bead aad chest towards
about
wall, and his hogs in the water. There wee
3eft. of water. The deosesed's lag, were 1044-
lag. Deceased was lying on his fem. His head was
about two or three inches from the well. Hie bat
was floating in the water. There were ids inches of
water on the lodge enficientito cover his face, but not
his bead. They took him up, Thomas Berridge and
John Hallett helping. TM water the previous night
between 0 sad 10, would have been rather higher than
It was in the morning. Herridge went for the 'pollee,
sad they took dm body to the station. Witness
noticed watches on the top of the head. The bands
were half clenched, the eyes open. and the beard
covered with froth.
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15S—are;wiThollatt sal4 he was the station
nada, at Weymouth of the G Company.
Tbis deemed was an inspector on lb. S.W.R. A
HMIs after seven o'elosk on Baum:lay issuing he came
to viSesses aloe at SU station. Hs was vary ex-