The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10 00:00:00

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!other kind. By the judicious
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An excellent Stimulant
blended 'nth s rms.
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moth. wholesome.
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1 A beverage for all &won.,
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ante.Gronre. Chemists*,
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CONSUMPTION
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DOZOICISTER.
ELTCIIO OsP SLXISTART. OFIFIOI.—:Mr. W. Chick
SS t..be

was ors Setae hey rmelected S wham Insiutor of M.
Dorohester Uni et. atthe noml auterl for Vireo mouth,.
Mann Culling _.. eotnindtos beg,
to ecknowleditu • generous donation ef £2.i hum
Thomas, Bond, Est., of Trishaw, towards the funds
of thie institution.
biroavaav Malt ALIVRATIONa,—We are askei to
Mate the first day wail to Loudon, Wimborne, Ware.
ham, awl Poole. wh.ch 11.IW wie at 835 a.m.. will
close at 10.15 Additional bigs will also be made up
at the same time to Bournemouth awl Southampton.
We are pleased to notice Captain Frith, Governor
of 11.. M. Prdion, hat r turned from the continent,
whither he ha.l been in search of health. lie left
Dorchester on December Ist, an.l visited hientone and
Ftorence, returning by way of Venice. It i 4 gratify•
ing t know Captain Frith returns greatly benefited
by his change.
Test himiria.—lt is n me definitely decided that the
Militia will meet at S lerborne this year to undergo
their ironing, ant will either be encamp:Al in the old
cricket feta or on laud in the immediate vicinity.
The recruit., numbering something like 50, will arrive
at Shoehorn,' all ut the 10. h of Slay, and the old mew'
bars on Whit. Monday, the total number being ab nit
600. The BAIA Will be in attendance, and thir,
Inhabitants of Sherhorne and neighbArrhood will have
many opp irtuuitios of testing their musical talent.
It is expected that there will be during the stay
athletic sport* and other amusements, and that the
men will attend an earl) service in the Abbey each
Sunday morning, marching into Shorborne, ac:om-
panied by their band
GRAN!) emeciter.—lt is not at all flstterieg to the
musical taste of ll.irchester audiences when we rest ad
that a Sherrington failed to draw one tithe of tbe
patronage that " Waren. from Rome " and other
eccentricities recently received ; and neither is it pleat..
lag to the promoter of the concert, Sir. Boyton Smith,
who must bare been in Ily discouraged by the rows of
empty chairs that greete i the party to We Ineerlay
night. lie bad engaged Mills. Joie Sh arington, a
soprano in the troat rank if artiste.; Miss Annie
Butterworth, a well-known cout,alto ; Mr. Bern a
Lane, the popular tenor; sad Sir. Farley Sulkies, who
we may sty hails tr C ithedral, where be is
the principal hoes. A vat had and interesting programme
had been nun ,unced, cousieting of sel,ctiune from
reeinrs alafert MAO-, ant a miecellaneous selection
for the second port. Beside. the singers above
mentioned was NI We. Bertha Browstl, • clever
violinist, an I one whom it is always a delightful
pleasure to hear. Tile s 'crest music if Stoloat Mager was
given with excellent elf ect, the accompanists beiug Mr.
Thorne (piano). and Mr. Bort en Smith ( organ). lathe
cmcierted pieces Mrs. Stedman aSo.-ded valuable
amistanos. Mr. Bernard Lane gave • splendid
rendering of " CuJus Automat," which gave
him 1113IIIIIIal opportunities of displaying the
extensive range of his fine voice. The duett
"Quo set thou.'"
, by Mdlle. Sherrington and Miss
Butterworth, and the base air "Pro Peccatis " and
"Fac 'at portem " were exquisitely sung, but the
" Infitmmatus," by Mills. Sherrington, created •
groat impression, are I earned • hearty remit. in the
second part the principal features were the "Shadow
8014: from Sleyerbeer'e opera Dinorah (which was
encored, and in response to which was given "The
Miller and the Mail"); "On Deck,' a finished
orm man of which was given by Mr. Line;
riim Butter worth's song "Old Lace," and" Paradise
Square," by Mill.'. Sherrington. Of the Instrumental
music, we will not hszard a criticism. Sldlle. Bruuairs
playing is always characterised by the utmost delicacy
and feeling; her p mere are ex eptiond, and she
played on the present °cession as to earn the warmest
applause. Mr. Boyt in Smith is als too well known
among us to need any w ,r.l of praiee, but we c innot
refrain from remarking on hie finished and ta.tiful
performance of Lintz'. celebrated " Ithapsodie
liongroise." The concert WY brought to • successful
chose (from a musical point id view) by the humorous
" Spinning NVuerr quartett from Martha. There
were among the audience many of the gentry of the
neighbourhood, but not onwfourth the number that
the concert deserved. Mr. 11. Ling carried out the
seating arrangements, hit work on the present
occasion, we regret to say, being unusually light.