The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-08-01 00:00:00

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Mardi . " Rossi Marine' ..... ................ Pdejsab
Overture " Svattramide"....... ......... ...R. "mini
Vaito " M v Queen" Co. t ..
" R .miniscences ci Lo.gland" F. Guilt Y.
Gavotte • Ma lite" Lamoth.

BAND or me 3an BATTALION Dom= ittiorneirr.
(By the kind permiesion of the Officers of the iteginkent.
March "St Vincent- Metcalf
Overture ....... ")lemoriam' Newton.
Vales.. ........ ......" Bride 4 the Nittelf.
Vase :4frue R med.
Selection " Notre Cbere Aimee" . Kl.or
Gatop. . " Roy

OILIIIIIILL P&BPSWICK BAWD.
Selection. " IL M.S. Paiodoro"
" Roodsls .% Bor aac of eif thovou" V. (11,4frey.
" Duns do S•tfn" .
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Toln .. : ... ..-...... ........ ldrigin Eyes" ..............„„ . .::.k.rlY.
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Raininws,•• cot BcotGur

7.75TiET,64:

"G&lop 4 Bturog.r:.

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" God fisse the Qom,"
As to the visitors to the Show, only 52 paid 2s. 6d.
each there were 268 subscribers' tickets, about 100 free
poesy, including those of Cl:wanton children, ano those
who paid on entry numbered about 2000,, making a
total reoeipt in money of L'6B

WIDSZSDAY ETINI xa.

The show has been • very great and gratifying
success. large number@ have visited if from all parts
of the neighbourhood, as well as from the town it...sit ;
and when the band played "God Save the Queen" at
seveo o'clock, and the crowds poured out, the garden.
presented such • lively vogue as we have not witnessed
In Weymouth for many a month. The Esplanade and
Sands, too, wen animated with well-dreesel grouas,
perhaps the most attractive sight of all being what a
wag celled "Th. Young Ladies' Show," for so many
damsels congregated near the Esplanade entrance of
the Gardens that it looked as if the beauty of the
district had specially gathered there to be admired.
The committee, although wearied down with their
exertions, have every reason to be satisfied with the
Exhibition of 1882, and being specially de Jetted that,
In so variable and occasionally (trenching • season, they
were favoured with a splendidly fine day throughout.
The flews were lowered, about seven, and moon another,
and a very lively scene followed, in the clewing out of
the tents, every one being anxious to remove their
choice and valued birds, Plants, and flowers, while the
light and the fine malaise should last. Tbe only
regret we beard mentioned was that the energatic
officers, and committee, to whom an many thanks are
due, had not seen their way to continue the exhibition
for two days, and so given many who were shut into
badman the first day, • chance of seeing the beautiful
things. But, if any justification were needed, the
uncertain weather is • sufficient excuse. Those who
had the chance of seeing the show will have pleasant
memorise of it for at lead • year to come.

IMPORTANT LOCAL WILL CASE.
Xerox V. Awn.
This case wee heard in the Court of Probate at West-
minster Hall.
Before the President, Sir James Hannan, and • common
July.
Inderwick, Q C.. and r. Bayford, lastructed by
Mr.B. N. Howard, rallciter. 1 Weymuir• h, appeared for
the plaintiff. whom agents are Comb' and Wainwright,
and Dr. Dena., QC., ad Mr. &ads appeared foe
the deleodahe