The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-05 00:00:00

BAZAAR A,ND CONCERTS IN AID OF THE
NATIONAL SCHOOLS AT WIEBORNIL

The friends of National &Iseatio• in this tow* and
neabbesrbeed fully alive to the importance of inapart-
ing a salad end awful education to the poor childrea
of the distfat, earl feeling that their efforts in this
respect were ruderibly gormand by not baring
suitable clam-rooms impaled with gm
determined mos making an effort, hot only to
sesomplish this =jest, but also to put the solioolkhome
I. • state of thorough repair. For this double purpose
a hamar of useful and ornamental articles was opened
on Wednesday, Mara X, wile wee honoured with
the atimidanis at • large and distinguished party of
the unlacing families in the diarist. The followiag is
• list of the kind ladles who presided at the stalls, and
whose winning smiles and penman appeals were
almost irresistible es they eoramented oe the beauty of
this article, the nealmene of another. and the testiness of
• third :—Mra. Major Fortuna, Miss Clerked, TM
Misses Stainers, Ti.. Mime Carlow, Mrs. Benham,
Mrs. (bohemia and the Mimes Cookelley, the Misses
Fletcher, Mrs, Webb, end Mn.. Rawlings. —Among the
company we naiad, Lady Augusta Bart and party,
Willett Adye, Req., and Mn. Adye, Mrs Brat aad
family, Mr. and Mrs. White, Captain mad Adjutant
Barrett sad Mn. Barrett, Rev. M. Bargain, Bin. Cr.
Good, Colonel Tod, Captain Biddle (6th Dorset
Major Patina, White White, Esq., Miss Parke, of
Healy. MM. H. A..etis Sir Ivor and the Meese Gmals,
lady fiehrieber, Jobe Bagley Garland, Esq., Capon
Brass, Indy Louisa Possoohy, Eselgi. Taylor, be., be.
By the Ida& permission of Ceplaiu addle, the hand of
the 6th Dena Rid. Tonntsers were in sitandame,
and under the able direetorship of Mr. &with, orpaist
at the Minster, performed the following pima in • very
creditable manner

PART L
Finale Sad not, 'Doe Pasqua** Doninetti
Selection Sees Miller
()slop
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War March Mandeknota
inleetion Dingell Member
Selsottisehe General Jackson Arenas
Pan IL
Wee** Bell in liaseher Vimli
Quadrilles Ladino Wallace
March &Iberia
Polka Camp Polka
Finals }lanced anthem

The burner was sipia °petted ca Thursday Ira" two
till eight deka, wbes & large samb.r el the iehati-
teals el the tees seleadsd, sad was essuidered a deeded
111111011". Oa the fret Jay £lO 7s. was realised by the
gLig .11..Melees, sad £4 Os. £4. by the Isis el arL
Masts es the sassed day. The teal mane by sele
el lieu* sad Woe all as Ml* was earddssehly
am COO.

On Friday evening and 8 iturday morning. amateor p
vocal, and le-truine Aid concerts, on behalf of the
alma object, took oleo° in the schoolroom both of which
we,e %eel: att. nied, eapecially teat on Fr day, the
room being dense.), crowded with an enthesisstic
audience. The thortves were susainal by abo.it 40
lades end gentlemen f Wintiorne. and the neighl our-
hood. Mr. tsdnith, organist at the Minster, acting es con-
ductor ; and the instretantil music was performed by tie
ajea,b,re of the Winthocue Amateur Musical Society,
under the taleeted leedeiship of Willett L. Adye,
of Merly. A. the programme was only slightly varied
for the flaturday'a performance, we give • short outline
of the pieces played and sera on that day. The con-
cert commenced with a selection ably performed by the
instrumentalists, followed by a part song—' May Day,"
both of which were very !silly given, the treble, alto,
and tenor singen acquitting themaelves admirably,
but the basses were harsh, and evidently required train-
ing. A dean from ".Cloillaume Tell" -violin and
pianoforte by Willett Adye. Req., and Mr. Whitehead
Smith. We need hardly gay that this
as well as other pleas performed by
these gentlemen were heartily sheered. Mrs. Willett
Adye followed with • song—' Sag, birdie, Sins" This
lady is panned of • sweet voice, but sith hardly suffi-
cient power for the sin of the room, tibial', by the
way, was for 0001 being • good place for singing. A
duett, "from Nnrma"—barp and pianoforte, by Mrs.
Henry Pi: used Mien Phillips, was brilliaritly executed.
A vocal trio, sane by Mrs. Penman, Mrs. Willett
Adye, and Mrs. Clogstown, followed next, and was
well received. To this succeeded a song, "Home," by
Mrs. Reginald Smith, of 11/110110 musical talents and
charming voice we cannot speak too highly, so
delighted were the sudieece that an encore was
demanded, and kindly responded to. Two or
three symphonies from Hadyn by the instru-
mentalists followed, and were well received. A
very skilful performance on the slain wan thee given
by Mr. Willett Adye, called "Caprice." Tim other
pieces worthy of especial notice were a duett on the
pinto, by Kn. Henry Beans and Mies Cuningbante ;
" With verdure clad," from Haydn, by Mu. Reginald
Smith, and a eborta, in which both vocalists and
instrumentalists took part, "The Carnovale,"
both of which were heartily encored. Among the
company we noticed H. C. Stun, Eaq., Lady
Charlotte and the Mimes Stark J. B. Garland, Seq.,
and Mrs. and the Misses (Wand, Captain and Urn.
Biddle, Major Portman and Mrs. Portman, White
White, Beg. and Mrs. White, G. Evans, Fag. and the
Misses Evans, F. Pope, EN., J. B. Basket, Seq., Dr.
Menhir and Mrs. Fletcher, Captain and Adjutant
Barrett, Rev. C. Onalow, Mrs. and the Misses Onalow,
Rev. H. Good and Mrs. Good, Rev. H. P. Cookinley,
Mrs. and the Mimes Cookesky, the Rev. R. Watts, and
the Rev. I. Watts, the Rev. Reginald Smith, H. B.
Bower, Esq., and Mrs. Bower, the Miens Peach, the
Rev. Mr. Billington, Captain Brown and fa.ily, ke., Re.

BLiNDFORD.-8= Dozen Banta—Os Friday •
, fall dross parade of the membered this eorps took place
in the Corn Etch nage. Colonel Hansel, Captain Hambro,
Limit Johns, &errant-Major Abbot, and about 40
members of the corps were present The men first
marched to the orderly•room for their rifles, and on
their return were put through various military move-
ments by the colonel, who afterwards expressed his
entire satisfaction with the admirable way in whish they
acquitted ilvoiselves. Be also said that he hoped if
ever it should unfortunately happen that the projeet of
forming a camp had to be abandoned, the members of ,
the Blandford corps would attend any reviews held in
Dorset or the adjoining counties during the summer,
and also be present at drill as often as they
could.

CHARLTON MARSHALL.—On Wednesday evening
• very happy party met at the lAboarers' Club-room in
this village, to partake of the social cup, with the
usual etoeteras.—ln consequenoe of • bereavement in
the family a the founder of the dub, T. H. Bastard,
Esq., that gentleman was not able to be present. In
i.e evniog & goodly party enjoyed the pleasures of •
dance, to the ritlidiratang strains of King's quadrille
band from Blanoford.

tinAFTbIiBURY. ILlctits irrotirrumirr• Mr.
"„14'6 Goon, examiner, has been appointed super-
visor`hi ditit
of —Vs/Riff Merrtscs.—The Beater
ERBOh. on Mondity, the vicar
vestry was halo panted, and If PestrVist.
The accounts were
Hoddinott and F. Stokes
churchwardens for the 'arrest vat.
R Adams, W.
Woodwind, T. Day, Sherwood, purr.,
Lyon, and Dalwood were Dominated as 0v,....1eem0
Catcher BUIVIT Soclarr.—The Sherborne
Beoefit Society held it. annual meeting on M0n,:.7
evening at the Swan Inn, under tire presidency of Mr.
Roberts. An excellent dingier Irma provided by host
Collier, and everything peeled off harnioniourdy.
From the secretary's report we gathered that after
Siseharging all liabilitke, there remained a balance of
between £4O sod £6O in favour of the society.
ronea—Last week the members of the 7th
Dorset Rifle Volunteers competed for two prises—
powder Saab—at their prat...ice grouod at Dimor, when
privates Stabbings and Adams were the victors.
Captain Falwaseer generously provided refreshments
for the men and • pleasant day was spent.
Acologrt.—We are terry to state that an amident,
attended with very serious consequences, happened to
the Rev. F. Portman, rector of Corton Denham, on
Monday week. The rev. gentleman was returning
borne in his carriage, and on ameeding the Bristol road
the hone, which is stated to be • restive one, bemire
affrighted, and darted off at the noise of • steam
ploughing meshing' which war working in one of Mr.
Orocker's fields by the aide of the road and eventually
threw Mr. Penman oat of the carriage. We regret
to bear that he has sustained some very severe bruises,
and that he bas been hart internally, bat luckily no
bone has been brokea. We are glad to find that the
rev. gentlemen is progressing favourably ander the
medical treatment of Sir. Turner.

BTHRMINSTEIt. Comm Perri 801110111,
Monday, March 28th.—Before Marwood Yalta:ma,
Esq. and H. 8. Bower Esq.
Eli;tttucarroits. —Da' niel Payne was charged with
asmalthig John Creek on the 27th February.—Mr.
Dashwood appeared for the defendant. —Complain-
ant stated that he went to the defendant's house to
receive payment for a bilL They had a dispute
about it, and the defendant used very violent
=MAs he was coming away the defendant
ira on the leg. Mr. Dashwood taboutted
that there was a disagreement between the parties,
and that his client told the complainant to go out of
his hoots, but not complying pushed him out,
wing no more violence than was neaseeary.—Fined
la. and 6a oasts. . _ _

”.1,71:31(7. —Geo;ge Aylea, a lad under 15 years of
age, wee charged with unlawfully mitering, on the
21st March, the dwelling-house of Ebiabeti Oes,
an old lady of about b 8 years of age, and stealing
therefrom is. 6d. It appeared from the statement
of Saperintendent Hammond. that the boy had
not been well brought up, sod • suitable admonition
vu addressed by the Bench to hie grandfather.
—Tbe lad Was eessznitted for one months hard
labour.

Di—juiumitma.—Lsvi Ricketts WM charged with
being drunk and riotous, on the 29th February, in
the above parish.-11r. Boehm:ad appeared for the
defendant, and aubmiklied that ma there waa no proof
of riotous conduct, and the charge wee for drunken
and riotous melded, it must fall to the ground,—
The Bench, however, were of opinion that the
meaning of the Act, included swearing in the
public street., and as two previous oonviotione had
loseti recorded against the defendant for the same
kind of offence, be wee fined .C 1 and 7a. cods.—
Paid. . . _

floimuu... —Henry Gassy WM charged with
Mailing a pieoe of wood, the property of Robert
Antell, on the 214 February. This cow wee
adjourned hien :he last Court to allow the own-
pleinant to prods*, evidence). —A written character
la favour of -the defendant was banded in, signed by
several respectable inhabitants of Holwal —The
magiutreese after hearing the evident*, said in their
opinion there was very little doubt about the case,
and committed the defendant for tea days' imprison-
ment _ _

AasuLT.—Hssry Gamy a B. AntelL —ln
this me, which ems Wore the Court at
the lam sitting, and adjourned to bear
the seldom in the former case, the
Bomb decided that though the defendant bad
rewired omsiderable provocation he had no right
to enter and me Wilms towards the oompednant,
and Ilmod him is,, mid ads thi.
Sreimiunoi. Jane Prussia was charged
with steeling from this shop of Jamas Thomas a
pair of shoes, of the value of 3s. 6d., on Saturday tee
alta Maroli.—Privoner darned the theft, but on
beteg marebed the Mose ware found mormed ender
ear lets arot —A eery earliest appeal was made by
the husband at tee primmer, on bar behalf, who
stated that her neither had been ill for souse time,
and had lately bees an inmate of the County
Hospital, was in such a bad stabs of health that he
did not expect to use her alive, and if her daughter
did not p back with him be was sere it would
hasten bar death. He tberefore earnestly hoped
they would Millet a Ilse, and not send lus wife to
In this appeal the presenter also joined,
Ciur magetrates said they had no power to comply
with the request; yet in coesideration of the car•
cumatances of thee..., they would only senteons her
to seven days' imprisonment —The woman, who
had a child at her brae*, and two others at borne,
, souped completely overwhelmed, and departed
shedding bitter teen.
Swimmers& Neerrot. —Themes Fudge, Henry
Rake, John Itake,andJobn Elkine,were charged with
trespassing in march of pme on lands in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Joseph Wiltshire. Mr. Imilidoo, from
Mr. Fooka's offio., Sherbert», appeared for the pro.
aseation.—Biery Jones, keeper for Mr. G. G. W.
Digby, stated that he saw the whole of th• deka-
dolts about half-past eight o'clock on the morning
of the 25th ult. They were beating the funs at a
plaice culled" Robley," at Fifehead Neville. They
had two dogs, one a lumber, and the otter a rouge
diem dog Thosas dgsb.dapick,theothesi
sticks. One of the dogs started a rat, which ran
into Mimed Nevi*, copse. As soots as they saw
him they ran off. He went round the hill, sad met
Thomas Fudge, from Meat Ise took a net The
Beech said they imesidered the chaise felgrYll
sad Good Thomas Fudge, (Aso plaided , and
whose toaster pre him an oxcelkat chamois?) 55,
end Is. 3d. costs—Henry Rake, baring_ Ws Pm-
Moody coserieted, was fine 11, and 35. 3e. 00
And John Rake and John skins, were each fined
10e., and 3s. 9d. costs.
CHILD 0/[170111). -nil me of Shepherd v.
Rasher was postpoesd till the nest Cowl day, cm
room& of the illness of Mr. Rossini&
Her., WIT BULL—Jabs Sim me chernod with
eroding a 'endow, the property er Thomas Mallet,
ma the Ned lanary, and monied b. 6d., damage
Is.. end mei 7s.
Fstem.—Joba That was oherpd with Mains
s pima of oilt timber, of the Tali* ol 64., the pro.

pert, of George Moore' —Committed for 10 dere
hard 'elbow.
Bru lY FT K It- Joseph Ne WID SO WAS Clamed
with being drunk and rintons in fr at of the Crowe
Bturininster, on the 24th blarca.—Tbs case
was folly proved by P.C. Bile, mad coafirmed by
Mr. Itossiter.—Defendant, who did ant appear, was
lined 10s., and costs 7a, in default 14 days impeiass.
meat.

CALNK 1111.AXCHOLY SUICIDI AT BoWOOD.—
Cousiderablo ezeitammor was mused on Wedumday
morning, by the discovery that Mr. Green, who be,
held the utHoe of Meek of the works on the estates
of the Marquis of Lsnadowne for upends et
four years, had destroyed himself by phuing
the muzzle of a loaded gun doss to the regiou
his beam, and discharging its contents into his body.
Mr. Green lost his wife about two mouth, ago nag.,
very painful circumstance.; and this, it soma, preyed
upon lilt mind autil he was led to Ile lard act whim.
must, instantanemisly have hurried Lim into eternity.
Two little children ere left (unoonsaions of Gish. &mills
loss), one 18 months old, the other only two months.
An inquest was held on Wednesday &Mammon Wore
W. B. Witmarsh, Sq., and the ju after • short ma.
saltation returned a veriM that Zsc,,sedcommitted
suicide whilst in a state of temporary insanity.
ygoviL. Conamissiem slimed by the Lord.
Lieutenant of Somerset.—North Somerset Yeomanry
Cavalry.—C. C. Tudvray, gent, to be Gorse. Mee
llynor's promoted.