The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09 00:00:00

3111DPOILT.

As Urere.—On Monday, u Dr, Le Gros Denzil°,
was driving to the outskirts of the town, his pony
became restive, and the doctor was thrown from the
vehicle. He happily sustained no injury, and was
enabbet to ass et at the wooer given at the emigre.
gational Church Schools on the foll,wing evening, as I
rep .rtod is an thee pa•agraph.
Knourrua.—We are grieved to state the
aseious Musa of Mr. William H. Manley, the revs. '
tru of the County Court. Mr. Manley, L 0 has been 1
idling foe soots months, now lie. in • most precarious
state, and we ors sorry to learn that there is little or
n hope of hie recovery. Dr. George Mount Bran.,
the medical officer"( health,4e also seriously indisposed,
/tot we are happy to know that the have. has taken •
turn fii• the hes .
F.:resist: oectar.—A cor,cwt of vocal aid instru•
mental music was given in he Schoolrooms of the
Congregational Church on the evening of Tuesday.
There was a capital onuramme for the fir.t pert, eon.
treting of • "mutate" by Dr. Rimbault, entitled
" C dintry Life." The following were the instru•
mentalists :—Viulin, Messrs. W. Stone, F. Stone,
Ge lege lerrisno, and Miss Chump; el As, Mr. Champ;
violoncello, Mr. Spa err; double bass, Mr. W. Wary-n;
gates. Dr. Le Gee Denzil.* and Mr. Truett (Mel'
plash); cornet, Mr. Arthur Champ; piano, Mr. W.
intone; organ, Mr. C Warren; conduct.% Mr. 24.
Champ. A. vise lid overture having been performed,
the recitation and chorus of" N or the Bright H we-
fag Star" were given, the recitative being sung by
Mrs Monteith in very pretty .tyle. This warn foliose I
be "May was the Month of Love." by Mr. W.
Gale. The part Poag following, entitled "What
Plowmen have Great Princes," was heartily received,
the parts being taken up w th ranch energy and ability
by a choir of between 20 and 30 • dee'. The chorus,
"We dmen, Shepherds, COMO Away,' was equal in
execution, and was, perhaps, more heartily received
than the former. Then followed • quartette and
chorus, "Summer, Drest in Locid Splen,lour,"
followed by an instrumental ieteresexas, entitled
"Midsummer Eve." The " Feirlee' Bevel," se
• choral to the foregoing, was rendrrcl beariti•
fully soft, and with much tact. and feeling.
" Come ye Thankful People, Come," wag a hearty
quartette and chorus, which gave the utmost satiable-
tion, judging by the •pplauee greeting it. " With
Fair Ceres." a recitative by M..ter 0. Ewenn, was
marvelloody god, a grand chorus of voice* taking up
the refrain enhanced its btauty and effect. Then
followed another quartette and Harvest
Home the prelude to a pretty gong, "Now Oor
Work is Done," by Mrs. Mord.eith. The conclusion of
the Ant portion rd the programme wan a a ng and
chorus, "Now, My Lode, The Wrvest's O'er," with
the flank Deli and chorus, 'Come, Roger and Nell."
The second past, lifter an interval, commenced with
the favourite overture by Rostini, "be Barbier de
Seville." undoubtedly the beet execnti in of the even-
ing, gained • storm of genuine applause. "I Fear No
Fos" (Multi), was rendered by Mr Harris. in hie
well-known powerful style Then came a delightful
partsong (Smartt, entitled "Nature's Praise," f ilowed
by an inotrum-ntal Andatil of Ni os wt. Bo •h of thew
were heartily received, and actuated to afford mach
satinfactioe. A part-song, " The Wood Miostrele,"
by the famous Mendelseohn, we. extremely pretty.
Ilse finale we. an instr mental selection "Oberon"
(Weber.) The concert, well paternised, was the beat
given in the above room daring the season, and
reflected the bighead credit on all mending, but
eepedelly I. Mr. Champ, the church organist, who
acted the difficult rdier,f conductor,
COOS?! PoLign, Friday.—At this C nut on Friday
Is.t. before J. M. F. Montagu and S. Whettam,
Elm., an excite I but familiar per.m.ge Matthew
Gear, &human, Charmouth, was charged in the
custody of P.C. Herring with drunkenness and
disorder. The prisoner has several times been in this
Court for usanit and threatening, the complainant
generally being oos Timothy PhiPpen, of Chareeesth,
against whom the man Gear evidently holds • grudge.
—Mr. Phippen appeared on this occasion,
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widow wig* pointed to Ur. Our as aika