The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-22 00:00:00

BLANDFOED.

It•rs.—A oorreepoodent informs us that • few
days since, • number of rate made their way into •
home at Littleton, in which emit pin• were kept for
wdetv, Loft in • few minutes killed on• of the
animals. They would in a abort specie of time here
deetroyed the whole, but, fortunintly, they wen
dieoorered sod eleven of them killed.

Slll D 011.817
-11 we were to judge of the
populanty of the nit.) movement by the .umber who
master for the Adjutant'a inspection, we should be
disposed to conclude that instead of chroniclion
cocoa's, it would worn be our painful duku to iitste
that it was font peening away „„d „,,„ be
numbered with the thialP that were. Oeily 17 wen.
present co Tuesday evening out of upwards of 79
enrolled neemben ! Volunteers of Ebaiwyerg. are
you going to sleep, or do you want some of !tined
Hooter's XXX to otimollato you to exertion !-- Peet
Pee.

COUNTY Comm, Monday, May 14. Before
Everett, Eel.—Then wore upwards of 100 awe
tutored bat only between ID aad SO Game on for
Deariag.— Lord Portman e. WWi.a Cram —This
was IA Sakti to rep** pout/Mai of a °WI. at

for wt.' AIL —Wiesibusi admitted sallffoiest soda,
. • emit was claimed. Ordered to quilts 14
Mr. Heggille, stimaml, arena to allow the
dere
h 04•801 to bidd his allotment gram' till UM-
a
c elems.--John Knight e. Emmanuel Chinn,
.nrut, £4 I7e. for making •ekop window tonittagel/2,
at Oberlin°. —Defendant's ol.j.stion was that the
work in question was Molested in what ble laadlord
brut agreed to do, and tw which be was to pay •atre
rest for several years. He handed in his agreement
hut his Honour mid there was no mention in it of
such work. Ali the landlord engaged to do was to
put the bones in tenantable repair. —PlaiotilT stated
that ho hail the order from defendant to do the
work. —After besting both parties his Hoooar said
he would adjourns the case for the defendant to have
the evolameof hie landlord, who, however, would
most likely be an adverse witness, but be must firm
pay plaintiff 's costs of attending the oourt. De.
tendril mid be had no money with bine, sod coakl
not get any. —Hie Honour : Verdict for plaintiff
forthwith. —O. A. Ingrain a John Illaidarent
' This nee ea maims for damage ceased by dsfendant'a
dog killing • Irmo belonging to the Maintsll.—The
owner did not appear, and as the WitgIINOIN protest
could not set a value on the animal, Ai ow was
adioureod.—Jamta Ingram e. Dodd Stokes.—
This was an action to mover posemion of a eattagr.
Iteleepiant's wife laid that she meld am get another
hoes.; lb. one she bed been ocoopyin4 was not ft
to biro in.—Hie Honour : You were not compelled
to May Mere. —Ordered to aim op powesioa in 14
dam—Jobn Adams,. R. Inkpen. —Claim, El Pi,
This was • claim tor a aon's wage.. It appeared
trove plainUrs etatemeot, that he engaged for his
boy to work for the defendant who is • thatobor at
lie per week, but that the master whom the plaintiff
described a• • "drunks, old he 110.," ohjectiel to
psy • part of the wages, Looms, when he war drink-
rag at • publiedenons all day the boy, who war in
&Mendota:re, Gould met vrork.—Verdsot for plastid' in
two inataltamite

CONCWaT. —On ltmday evening a concert on
behalf of Mr. Herbert ( ne of the sufferers by the
late Bre in Saliabary-etrest), wet gifts in the Corn
Buds...age by Mr. R. Byers, ambled by Mrs.
Meanie, and the 1011611dford glee IMMO. the Ohio
Minetrela, end the braes band. We regtet to say
that though a goodly oumber were present, the room
was not so well iflb.d neLs lain hare been expected;
this was no doubt partly owing to the comers havitg
been deferred swim, and the Istemes of the season ;
said we were forcibly reminded of the troth of the
old adage "that there's nothing like striking whilst
Lb. iron is hot" Had the oonoert taken
Within about a week after the Bre we have no dtrt
very many more would have been present. We
trust however, that the promeds will enable the
projector to hand over a substantial balance to Mr.
Hernert, after defraying the omesaary e• passes.
The programme conamencied with a grand seientim
" Opera Attila," by Verdi, which was assAlantly
played by the head. Casigremea part song, " thy,"
by the Glee listen tollo.iretT, and was well reoeived_
Mr. Lime them rag "I will stand by my friend,"
and was loudly Mowed. glee, "Who, Mall
we three meet again, " from Macbeth, was turnt.ll7
sung by Masora. Lams. Blandford, and J. Skivington.
A solo Oa the Oarli•a by Mr. Skivington wee warmly
appreciated by the pay, sad hie son James WWI
1/06011111d with an moire in .Hattee's song "The
man of war." The Bret part ocaolodoil with
Coote's brilliant plop "Roulette," played with
good spirit by the bend. T • emend part
emomisooed with a glee, "The bell, of St
Michael's Tower," in which W. Shivingtoa
A. Batt, G. Lance, J. /*iv ngtmi and Mr. Murk*
took part. This was vary sweetly sung, and
moored. Mr. E. Byers then played a solo end
veles on the pianoforte. The find entitled "Events,"
by Mr. Spinney, and the letter "La Sympathie," by
Comm-Mutt, both of which were well rrosived.
In " Sumner a Cool Shade." by Dr. Arnold, the
Cl,. 1.70100 again admirably acquitted thensadvm
Clifton's song—" A moue for every man" was thou
sung by Mr. Lame with good effect and reds.
mended. After • Mort pante, Mr. Byers, aunouneed
that the real and original Obi" annetrele would now
make their sppearmoe. This was received with
loud cheers, and shortly afterwards sight " Maim"
leaped on the stage, to the no small delight of Me
juvenile portion of the sedieom They sang with
pleasing effect—" De Old Wood Pile," mpg and
chorus, by Beckley ; "I'm tuning grey dear Hate
" Massa is in the cold cold ground," sing and chorus;
" C.lOO where my love lies dreaming," solo and
quartette, in which the beautiful soprano voice of
the youngest " &white sounded with brilliant
effect The Ohio minstrels thew withdrew, their
plamis being occupied by the band, who played
Smith's Quadrille, "Th. beauties of the Rhine."
The time thus occupied enabled the " darkias" to
prepare for the second part of their performance
act to appear in an entirely new dress, whim they
gave amid - enthusiastic cheers a whimsical piece,
called the "Hen Coeventiou," by Buckley, which
was eathusiamically moored, as Was also "The
Merry Little Toper," by the same composer, and a
very pleasant evening's ainesesoent wee brought to a
ol re by the whole company j Using is the National
Anthem." We are sure we only express the feelings
of the gentleman on whose behalf the comer; was
got up in thanking Mr. Byers, Mrs. Edward., and
die Oleo Union, and also the twees band mad the
Ohio minstrels fee their kind assietanoe.