The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-08-22 00:00:00

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Than WAI not a large ettendanee, hut sworn those
odicel preeent were : I his Rev. Canon Rooke
(11‘ton eii an), Rev. F. 1). and Mrs. Fl•iw an I friends,
Itin. Mr. %Wilkins and family Wei Winch), Mr. W.
11. Weds and family, M s. Palairei, Mr. an I Mr..
1:14, Mr. end Mrs. Baskatt. Mr. en s Mrs. Codring-
t Mr. A. Martin, Mr. and MIT. Marvin I.ock
Mr. and Mrs. Sheppard and party (Chet-

Mr. ,rthnver, of the Stranyways Arms, MIT.
Wellrupplied refreshment., smith, 11.ernioeter Beene
..11cte Iby Ilr. waffield, pleyed isilection of
Oluaic during the do'.

BAT DPORT.
GRAND EVENING CONCERT BY THE
oKNINAL BRUNSWICK BAND.

The music-loving people of Bridport will long romin.
her the greet masks' treat provided for them on Mons
day ...entre when, at the Drill Ha I, an am ant of
indi.putable talent, far bey nri th.t with which ves
he b-en favoured for many area% r-o-ivei the well.
etno'il toot."' r 4 all who were wise e orugh to secure
it-It. The a,ouatic properties ..f Ch.. 1141 are exc-red.
in4lYto vi. and it. wall. were I. r the space ..f two
It rt r.moonive with theeerrowsof rh•rmiert;" hem my
"f..wset wends." 4 glance at the prograrnms, sub-
'l' vi helqw, will c evince the reader who had the
thuf wires to he absent, that the selection was marvel-
lously 'll'ertotosttuff, and th-se who were irreent
moat acknowledge that every piece was managed with
the "on.uromate akin which than terries the Bruns-
wick Bind. The Weymouth people must surely
r-joice in the possession of such • band for the
"18044, and they, perhaps, will f nine ue what they
0141 term an unpardouable weakness, that they
will readily to if they remem:ser what a rarity
I Werke troupe of musician. i • amongst Us. At any
rstto the announcement male ouly a few days p:ior to
-`l"arlay hut the effect or a • regular. rush" for
tickets. 'leer a handed chits were diap ard (luau
time, lel the remands', tee.id.n the prornensale. was
sloe taken p recession of. Before 8 p.m. the Hal was
well fills.% the Ares, clyde being patronised by nowt
the ride 14 the locality. artiong.t whom were his
Worship .he Mayor sod Mime Erlmuods, ths Deputy.
Mayer (Mr. .1. T. Stephens), Mn. Stspheus and
feel', Mr. J. M. P. and Nfri. utagu, Mr. ant
Mre. A. K terthelm, 'fr. 0. G. win hlna Nantes and
Mille Joy, Masters Gundry, Mrs. Canon Broad's,,
Mr. A. sod Mts. Braidley, Mr. S. and Mrs.
Whetham, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan, Mr. J. P. and
Mrs. Satan, Mr. and Mrs. W. Coif .x, Mr. R.
Tacker and Miss Tacker. 116-e• Beall, Miss M.
4..1 NI is* Legg, Mrs. Snots. ant family, Mr. W.
E Turner, Mr. end Mn. W. Knight, &c.,
Trot following ware the principal performera :
Cernete—Westerfieldt, Sloglalr. al d Adam; eutohno..
inm—Beek; tc..mbone—Boitine borns--P. If
soberer, Weaterfi-Idt. Ducbeherer. owl Rorrick •
Drecolo—Alez. Duebscherer ; elericettse—Rorrick,
Brown. Herr Ducliteherer, Muller, Becker, Killian.
and Hese ; drums—Xslan ; conductor—Herr Oath-
minas James Rovidase