The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-31 00:00:00

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Iteld a lahlic in kith: en Thad 7..vening 114,
t•c ire th •rio et of the remiiiitte.., lee., and, IDI
ii el th. Map,. th I:Mlle:al i the
when the M flyer (IC. N. llewer I, 11.;a9.),
eule,rie I by the Rev. W. S. tilluttlewiwth,
Rev. C. It. Gilbert. Mr. Gewileewell, ben. • e Mr.
Th wee, eiledeeter, Mrs. Ste 11,1311. Mr.
I! .titiciii .r Gthnia. and a go ally numlier .4 the
yam rel numb
%t :he cell ..1 the Merolla. the nee. W. S. Slit rri.x.
read th. 1.11 wing :

fi Report of e Cian.aittiie of the W ymolth Orrat•irio
S wirtY,
"Mr. Peesi 'en% —I le•c, in li fir th° rnurillifteo. to
reesent t li-it r iterrt i. 1112 • Wel, iiiii Ith ()rat. ir •• - e•y.
After lb-. ye y gre t ere s • aft ailing the per °mime • of
to.. Me shall in Ma •,.., ISq, it ea resolve! to form •
lean:an .t.t. Or dor II SI Ci ty, and di to annienee t.il,rirtlre
th • di Hie tit ehreapee of MOn ledge he'. El .h.
Alike 1,1 work has t 0.... become. a. M. Ilan. Idelr
s ,reeil. af•er seine ye ir• of .eloettioe, • thareuahly
ioular 0 ...M it/ WWI the English newt-. It I. gr •01
tcoilltr
.pthiarm4
that liar
it ron-Irrunt 'f this
I.O.utitul wet* ON ti. 010 e which to dr piece on it .har
The eher la are to he heartily e itgratulated, wad
' th • hell. r, on the careful snit plucky way in
whieh thy went htiiugh their arduo it tack. The
" Eiij " canna', ef cora..., he per °mill without a
cemplete iircai.dra; n capital hand w got t her at
renederalie yop n.e, avail dui fu 1 jut on the whole,
spite of an erratic horn here ant there, to th•• fine
in.tritrapntaGron. Tilanks indeed are doa to Mr. Bitraett
arid Mr. Br end for taeir st suppled. The principal
ranger, who were engaged gay. much tatiefaction, anil,
wi.lio it hang ton lima, it is biped apecial instaion
to iy he allowed of Mi. Is'eyd's sore singing and Kemp.-
tbetie style. MI the principal •I.' gars were 1.1,4 kind in
supp 'ding the elf .rts of the so-iet.. It wee decided by
the commit..., taough act ensnimouoly, that a *election
from the " Miisoah " •hould he given on the foil awing
&florae di. It was hoped that thia would please the
public, and eani-t in wetting the heavy seven...:
tin-
fortunately, though this p.rforman.e was a ddightful
musical treat. It waa not • financial sitecest Perhaps the
society wont' like ta know h-iw the Itnenc's] warm%
atone Oar excellent $ teeter?. t, whom very an iny
thanks Cr., due for the trouble taken and energr ehawn
—(applauar)—has failed only in drawing out to. clear
• balance-sheet. The ex penws of the practices amounted
to neer 1.11; this includes tha contact es and the
ne•ompanise. fee. ; and here th. roaltnit•ee ft it
righ. to nay that a hearty mesd of prate. Arita' It given
to Me Tnien r and to Ur. S•nn... (Applause.) Trio's
WO' hold and two ehear.als. The reeeista
of the nrac•iee accaunt (ineln.ling the onen rehearsal,
March 1111) sin ion. •ii past £2l. Tie eaten,' f the two
c ineert, am ewe I to ore- 1102, that ix Chl more than
:let exit in e of the one c newt .it laid ye ir, the reredos
of the two ronciet atnryinte Ito tinlv £7.1. hot little ny -re I
thin the prr.....111 of the concert of 1/041. Ti,. " Elij ii.'
prole,. at c..,2 21., present •EaT the " Mi•wiah "
121 7.. 21., pr •nt 1•11 There war at fanaticr in hand of
tile spline.% nfl th it the adv.-rap balance against the
S n.fety amount. t .121 lift. II The refreshment. were
kindly provided Cr on the form"r oeca.ion 'n-u and dl
hare liberally met the seeret try ..nil V....surer in hi-
; lest particular menti in shoold be made of Mr.
111••ke's generioity with
re. re s al t the will lit wrilingly made lip
Ity the go d• ; tome have tine forward already
with w error esiens id approval an I—with ch. noes.
(Appian... ) S leh under-eking. ex.t 1111 l ney neresavay, sa
It ..riit• ea. Guy Fawkes' teed •esions, do. The huh is
th d 11. 1,0111 at pres nt in Weymouth is large
en. ii2hi 'rho I inani Gee enedu le (1e) by expressing
, their MAI gra•iti. nat th.• pralitied musical .itacc -on
, achieve-I, and (2n I) in exp....win : their deep rage. tat the
tin .nsial re•ult. end foy p 0111,1, to all la their peer
, reser t repeat the offence—till the next t me." (LtughWr
apnl 0p..)
Tro• MaYnia at °tor proeneel the report be ac.entyd
ant adopte I, which was care 1 uaaritneudy, amid ala-
i plains.
Too Cam, after referring to the gran I SUCtI.4 Of OM
, I Ist or It wit sour.e of yea, c .ngratu I tti.tn that
e ha v, amence no t.dlCll and gentlemen oho can come
, hew 'id an-I ever or the ;orbit. in the way tier want.
II- I in .1 on snot ler ..c,t-ion the olod • cle of not having
• a . ullieien•ly laze coon will no• .4. tr. 11,inz ch .1 the
proW C-tab d o s;i rut anent task, he hipied
it will he cheere rd ce on. The I•alan-e 'thee: he'll(
. . .

ri,4 ti ft., h tlaa'll would all •••••• • iris to gd vi
at oir• •of t lits (Am.' E p do the
1 ulits de err • th•• w r.l " plarky " ti•• ly tine rcp wt. in
the tr Lt ricn• his W.irdiip thank dell the tnembtrs
for 11, pl ador .1 t • th•
Mr. DENNis ci .g .I.e.i on, thankal the May-,r f irk.n Ily
et acing .4( It (A pplan-e.) An to the the win, they
1. interred a very I ir.a, evil -Ilia weekly i• pr •vi.li-g a
r for the ivartices, idyl it had la-en suateat try
Latta I ave the ()oddball for the future. (Gear, hear,
and apolan.e.)
Rev. W. S. SitetagnOltrll said tilt past being
as i.e as it mould I.e. they cent 01 to tee future. Raving
thanked the M i)' r and imp, ...el hie own great delight
itt hein: mixed up with the band or eh was, he continued
the C 01111Uittme hat determine-1 to persevere in the game
St iv. end hoped to ••••• their wiy to meet their expenses
without any great ditlicialty. They propose I to try ti ito
Illy In's "Creation." (Applause.) 111. a very beautiful
and nles•ing work, and they Mined to meet for practice
on Tourulay sime-lt Where I Ile did not lin ier whether
they would eet tine sanction id the Mayor to in mt in that
rent but should first like ti know whither those pre-
sent were willin: to goon
Ily a large ahem of hands, it was unanimously decided
to go on.
Toe Mayon thank ail Mr. Thorne for the very able and
skill nil w iy in which he conduct .1 the orator o.
Mr. Twain; acknowledged t ni• .mpliment. and thanked
the baker, and gaul 'men of the el rues for the way they
to.k tip the hard ant difficult work that evening. Mr.
U. whom h • was wry mica Intl -lit.. I for coming
down, maid he was viiry m,rti plea it with the choras—
there wax more prxi.i in, ui ire Promptly s in attack than
Lion), and lb. way they to •k up th ch,irums eltotether
was reina•kahly good. Mr. Ilurnvtt was MAO very pleased.
nuir • eapirrially wilt the l•rizlitn,as of the sopranos.
(Apdaus ..) The instrument iti in we. opsn to m1.1.'12111:
they we, told the wind was to math, end he admitted
it, lout the ilifficoltv was in arranging for • crest work
like th " reijah;" it was ci fully at wed that no in,tau-
went could be emitte each tart in turn bad something
t to. The ptooor pr-.p .rtion he kn.. wall three times as
many sir need in, trunient. es win I. hat they w 0•11.1 have
a very large Mind, and tied I not alt it without making
the chorus appear very wink; eons:tiering that, the
balan:, of t wan very gaol. They were not going to
ehirk crit•ei-in and were very glad to eve it ; but he ii-nied
• remark that they war it touch indebted to the maid-
s'onals. The little error wis pit right In a very few bars,
and, with that esoention, there was no wesknes, in the
chorus. The soloists 'give satisfaction ; Mr. Sm'th was
.ufferinit from sire throat, and wa. lancing in great pain:
th• p w re much inileldx.l to Mist I.byd, who gave up a
very inipoctant • n:agemant to tome and encourage the
'none cie' (Aeplati.e.) Th. y now proprewt to do the
"Creation ;* it i• v..ry p ',tear, sr .1 pleaelng mimic,
and wit i.e e ry ra p rout diev having done such a
work a, the E
hack for ten years, it
"
wool.) have Nem imp ,s.ilile th n to do a few chemise.
Alt thee ui. ty hail don. a complste cantata, and now the
• most difficult work ttait was ev, dons ; it showed the
st I.( Lettic rail" .1:v rei.ed. (Applause.)
K It. Git,pmre thought if t e is the mo,t
wok ev r writ!' rt. it was very creditable
that a wen. ty that rattle -r rather casually had
di net on it. tire' •ppair inine am a con•olidated society.
pl., he tit di :ht. wt., n it tel••••••nthrisiaalic on hearing
ti,., lur,llfavt *j., of ha p.l' ition than the grand
ie and mr• nh lie lewd in filter,
thy v. 1,1 iO Taal alj a.' Vida I xinnses, lout cut
h••nr COA. 0.1 id: t • th•-i• cloth,
IsowniNwstd., in no v., to vote of thanks,
etre ...I n. ra A pl radar, in 1, in: and continuing
I. e•et ire.
The net. 4.ifi-rr-sanvnavii sekn,orlielced the kind
way Mr. S lit. Vick •y a •il th so under him had helped
on rhet nig •••
Th.- Mee. C It. flutaitstir p-op eal a vote of thanks to
m which w sear...l with seelrinint'on.
M. pAnGyrr t, know Mr. Garbo% of S
lin •y, wino liior ti' cti onties att very brim ,nti,
Indl. an-I Ow •"a • tito on 1 V&C.111 wirild have
.•0 v rite': if th- to all hut 11 largo etnnoßh to all .w
of a aulltlent nii e- . I ticket. loans sold. The want
er..i a lee., .• • • iii n.ti.l M• l'algett misstated
buying', etc .nt.o•••t inn he It c•al Gebel.
the MAYOR, ,•• • ••,.. vat • • .f thank., made an
ry. iii,•• I. • "eel •re I W. )11141.1til is pre.
Ti era i• within; like critic-em. and it heir,. to
icear, Wei in order. 11...1:11•e• snit spatula.) II acing
aya,k tlie :1,1 .1 n • he alavat'ng the tad" of the
to 0.-le, an, ia tha tie it ut mi-tation ill a largo p
to lel, hi+ •II • a V Via not 06 the
Guilt' all far o• • I. which wan nn bin
•,‘ O°C o•Cl•••.1 I. (Al. I .
.• ar a•lr • to :rend ie. the Guildhall on
Th.„
.13y vi,,,,,inv 'ion, the itutu of the meeting)
tech their mind i or tin. " I lc- di it."