The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-24 00:00:00

TSB AOOOIIMODATIOIT TOl TaISOBBSS AT TEI aRSISS

Whoa dim:barging th7s iir—a'sd Jury. Lord Justice
Fry ouserved that representations bad been made to
him by the governor of tee gaol that coordderable
delay was occasioned by the want of sulSairsat accom-
modation for pr s aims, especially by the want of
separate cella From his own observation he thought
It was a matter for them to take into oosidderation.
This tonainded the business of the Amine. •

Dr. Brew, J. B. Robles, BM., J. lalhatap, bed
B. asthrins, Req.. Bathed Stem wee with
Miming to Qom with the rules of the 'mouth
17oloa.—Mr. Wal4ord apposed to prosecute—Mr.
Bishop stated tehatthat was an theists of the Wm.
mouth °skim List Tkuniday evades defesdant
compthleed to the doctor about his ryes, and sbg
doi.tor ordered him to be bathed and to be seat to the
Bye Infirmary, He refused to be bathed, sad them-
fore be couldn't seed him to the 'savoury.—
Defendant thilerpothig They am worm thee bruise t
I an nearly Wad, and they won't Ist me go to the
therm= and give me anything for my iryes.—The
n that miming dthenimat insulted her by
a'e
arag bad language to lam before all the
inmates.—TM Mayor said he and *my inmate there
were hound to do what they were told. Kr. Bishop
was noted for the kind way in which be meditated the
Uales. As • warning to the others he would be
motemed to 21 days' imprisonment with hard labour.
blit. Nuns LID TIM bourn .00 nth Timms.
At the Guildhall cm Monday, balm* the Mayor (FL N.
Howard Fog. L Dr. brew J. Landis, Req., J. 11.,
, Hoban Ropides, ina. Mr. Weisford applied
on behalf N be for • ;small° Homes for the
Bunion Assembly looms that evening. It wan alse
raked if there would be my necessity st any future
occasion for Mr. Nosh' to math • personal application
for • Hasson or, coining from • loon distance, it would
be very looenveuktat. Would his meat, Mr. J. 12
do as well/ To satisfy the Beath as to the e
Ries of the Burden Rooms, Hr. Weidord called
bop'. Vickery who stated that in ooAMIKINSOII
of cirocumnanose coming under his notice he
mot to the Burden Assembly Rooms to seasithin
the suitability of the place for a theatrical perform-
ance. He found it to be a very large room with tee
°odds. Two of the outMte led on a tight of stairs,
divided down the mitre by • handrail. Tam led to
Victoria-street, the door at the b Stow being 811. wide.
There were clime °intim into the Bordou Hotel. All
the doors opened outwards, and were ountrollable from
the inside of the room. It had been calculated that
the room wouli hold 700 pe..pie, and that it scald be
dared in four intimate& He considered it • very snit-
able room. Mr. Morgan scompanied him to the
room.—Mr. Morgan, &mash Surveyor, gave thither
snidest*, and gave it as his opinion that it was I meet
suitable room fur • theatrical performance. The
application wet greeted.—The Beech did not or. my
necessity for )4.24mM to personally make ippuosticia
for a theme, so long as the nenissary tormelities were
entered into, sad /tr. Nimbi was represseted by his
imitator or soot.
" FATIMA " AT TM BUIDOL—Tbs 1041 AMMO*
Room at the Buidon Hotel wee literelly cranimed on
Monday algid on the ocoseloa of the pertormases of
Gilbert sad 13e/livan's open," Patients," by VOA,*
Carte's well.thown ocespaey. Mr. Nestle, who
deserve* tbatthe for monthug the cosapsay, provided
the stage and sommories. The rendering of the opera
was • credit to the artistes. Tbe sweet and penny
moth was capitally interpreted, and not • poiat of
the dialogue or the vane WM mimed. Certala
numbers and songs were enthusiastically greeted—
more especially the beautiful metette concluding the
first act, Bunthoroe's meg to mitherea Art. GrolVslloe.
illow, Wily," and • The Sliver Churn," lad
Patience's °harming love song. Laughter—loud mid
unrestrained—was elicited by the cynic humour of
Baughman by the egotism of Archibald the Allsight,
the piquant inumennt of Patinae; the will-espressed
diaapp Muscat of the dragooes, sad the pertiamity
and Schlemiel of Lady Jam. Fathom haul( was
chariaiag--elie realty led the anthem captive by bet
piquancy, bee marry laugh, sod her oh irons, yoke.
Ms. Albrrt James, as" Bantborns," kiedlect emoinuons
laughter, Ida aggregious vanity and his curious amp
' provoking It. martiem enjoyment. Mr. Allen Morris,
▪ Groaveuoi," thowid to equal advantage—dews,
ei naiad, and in good rime. Mr. Albert Christian, a.
" Colonel Chlvery," showed himself the possessor of
an smallest mho, which Imo decidedly improved by
his clear enunciation' Mr. Edward °towel made a
capitally-humorous " M.jor and Kr. klamey Loom,
m the " Dabs," was squally" pleasing. Klee Kate
Oh.. was a very admirable " emote," and Mies
Charlotte Cobbs sad Mile Aram Taylor were credit-
able—the on. as "Lady Sophie and the other or
" Lady Bile." Miss Madp Inglia ormied Marty
amusement as " Lady Jam," and eacceeded lemming
loud ap,thaties by her rendering of the song " Silvered
I. the Raven Hair." Them omeothations artistes were
' aided by act admirable thorns of dragoon, and of
amitotic damsels. A word of commendation is deserved
by Mr. T. Worse, the clever accompanist.