The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-31 00:00:00

DOZORISTII.

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hese miluencied • course of evening lectures,
TRB LAT& TUBRIT.ROBING CiONTETITION,—It having at tee, Institution. o2pea the lie, of Daniel.
been found impoesiele ou the day of this match te SteTOLL CLCIL—The ron of this club on Wednesday
arrive at any eatisfactory decision reepecting the to leorchester, via. Treetop, Warmwelicrow, and
nature 'of the work ilone, owing to On drenching rain Broadmayne. Dietetic. 21 miles There warn a small
whet torecalled, the Judges went over the work nig° muster on account ef oth-r amusements at Weymouth.
on Satur.lay, and awarded the first prise of £2 to WIMP:PITH VOL.LIGL —Remus! Penny Snook, a
William Italic, In the employ od Mr. K. Baunton, pupil ..f this oollege, hae lint eared the Matriculation
Proa way; the secimul (El) to James Norman, in the Exemination for L owlen University. The subjects
employ of the executors of the late Me. It. W. Incluie Latin, Greek, Freech. mathematic., netural
Dawkins, of Warlifon ; end the third of 10.. to George philomphy, and chemistry
Matthews, in the employ of Mr. Henry May°, Coker'. Syxeurno
WlAlillif; APTAREL.—A gunner in the
Venue. Ab ont half the competimrs were .Ihounlitied Royal Artillery, named Throne.°' wee charged in
in c oneenuenoe oif not fiiiishiog within the specilleff custody st the Guildhall on We Inesdey, before the
time. , Mayor (R. N. tinware. Eel), '
. Dr. Drew, mei T.
Tin Cutely LAW SORRETT.—Thit MeletY held OA ( Ahl tote te Req., with saline wearing apparel apparel the pro-
animal meeting at the l'owo II 010, on Tuesday I m't• platy of a preptitute n omed Pin:110. Prisoner
when the report id the committee, which had been pleade I gnitty, awl was fined El.
Preei'",B4 Print' I mud uit'ullmte't matuu-mt the I Pane Vining CONlculT. In Wekkell lay evening the
members. was re-wit...l an adopted. Mr. Thomas Brunswick Rind gave • concert .on the Pier, but on-
Beeline (Wintboree) warn unanimouely elected prase fortunately tan etteudeone was somewhat thin, there
dent, and Mr. Freelv,d Filliter (Ree oven id Wareham) beine senses coituter.iottreeti one a boozier at Lul worth
and Mr, George Andrews (Weymouth) vitv.oresidents I training ...Deny people that Conelta aol Co. bid to
of the widely fir the ensuing year, Mr. Alfred PePa send two ste ondo oats. the Wesleyan picnic, &c.. It has
(Dorchester) being re-elected honorary secretary and been pug eeeeol that Thursday would be • much more
tremourer A rote of thanes was a.alee to Mr. suiteele.ley holdiug the cement in the future.
'ell .ata• Ft ooka, Ceek of the Peace for the county, t
I
...AAAAR AT WRST LULIVOBTII.—On Wednesday and
for the energy awl zeal displayed by him in the Tnurel ty a toes oar wee held in • field adjoining the
eetahlishment iii the society, end to the honorer/ Vicarage in eel .of the Church Tower Fund, an on
aecretary for hie eereiova. The members afterwar • the find dty especially was well patronised, and it is
Mooed together at the Antelope Hotel. The societY hoped that a ;madly pum will be handed over to the
mow numb. re e 2 memberp.—rlac Law rinses. fund. Mr. Brown, of Dorchester, the well-known
" Evtioprin AT liotac." - Too sec on,l of • series cf
petit and marquee manufacturer, provided the tents,
these awn- able gatherings Vas ream., in connectiou and greatly assisted in the general arrangements.
with the Hegel oe 110p...t00k place at the New Barracks
on Wedond oy evenum last, Colonel Marshall pre-
siding, wh n • eapitel programme id vocal and
instrumental 031Wie was gum ii r ough in • most
plopping style. The TO in woo crammed to esteem, the
back tweee being chile °coupled by a numb .r of reit
jackets. Among then o occupied the moron, d
seats were—Captain Maneel, Captain and Mrr.
eta' his., Ceptein Dymond, Lieut., Hebron, Quart •r-
-mwter and Mrs. Stickl Ind, Mr. Mutable. Mr.
C mob., 0t... Part I. 0pen...1 with an overture be the
suing bone under the cond octorehip of DrunieMsj or
Lucas, which wa..tartly pleyed. This wee Io lowed
by • recitation. " Bruce aliel the Slider,' by Miss IL
Billie. which was remarkably eel rendered for a
little In of seven yeareoof age. Mr. (Private) B wow,
in hi. Armlike( stele, so 'eel the fir-t integre of the
evening by his comic meg, "John. D net Tickle the
Baby," being atteniel by coodilerable 'albumin= ;
he ...speeded by obtain/ his favoeuite wino, '' Very
Well, etney, Pa Tell Your Ma,' omd was lenity
minden led. The nere..meoce wan for the e one The
Ring bly Mother Were," by Min I .ydon ; "I May or
May Not" was sung as the eucore. Mi. Lydon saw
with mud expression and taste, secempanying herself
on the piano in her Lucia paiustalciog manner, end at
It. conclusion the audience expensed their hearty
appreciation. Corp oral 11111 completely "brought
down the house" by his song, "Black l'urf." The
comic song, "It's Enough to Make a Parson Swear."
by Mr. Houosell. melted a hearty encore, and he re.
ppoodeel with "If Ever I Cease to Love." The song,
" Shells of the Ocean," by Sergeant I. inghlin, warn
sung with good effect and ion ily appiauded. lhe
cornet solo, in a fine selection, wee perforame by
Drummer Lane, in his customary, smooth, and
finished style. Part 11. opened with well known
glee, "Let the Hills Resound," by the alee clam.
I...ace-Corporal Legit imitated "Sammy Stammers"
to perfection, being received by roan of laughter, and
nag encored. Colour • 4,ergelani Morgan'. song, ' The
Footstspe on the St die," was very taking. '' Barny
Unita" warn no nicely noderal by Mi.. Lydon, that
It warn redemaielel. The comic song, " how do you
like 1, onion r by Mr. Bo.coe, Ca. eung with
go, I eff..ct, being encored, to welch h, risp owlet by
another of hie well known onown, this being also
encored. We might mention that Mr. Roscoe who
has taken a prominent pen at these and other gather-
ing., has let' the regiment to o which he has belonged,
and his 'Mewl will be greatly miss el, especially at
these social gatherings. The f oliming is the pro-
gramme :—Part L —Overt ire, string han I ; recita-
tion, "Bruce and the Spider," E. Benne; song,
"Irish Ballad," Orderly.room Sergeant Curtis; cemle
song, "John, Don't Tickle the Baby !" (encore,
"Very well, NI xv, I'll Tell your 'Sta."), Mr.
It ec .e; noez "Tea Ring my Mreher Wore"
gene ore, ''l ei oy of Mar Not") Mice I. lot: song,
BMA Tare" Lance-Corpor Deli ; Joianoforte
Intl. "Waltz," the Mt-ses M. cut h. L oird ;
reeliec. 42 imeerinaster-S reeved NI mooing ; Comic
P•`s. "It's en ugh tio melee a Pars on See or" (encore,
If ever I cease t Love') Mr. Ilona. It ; •oonc,
" Shells of tie Ocean, "S-rgeaut L oughlin ; vocal
iloot, " Larb merit Wato.h," Serge int Steadman and
Drumm r Martin ; selection, (cornet solo, Drummer
Lane) stoiog hand. Part 11.--Olee. "Let the Hills
Rewound," glee clean ' • song, " Sammy Stammers"
(. node) Lincc-Corporal logic e• dialogue. Mires E.
Baffles and H. Leach; a e.g. "The Footsteps on the
Stein," Colour-Sergeant NI orgaa ; song, Barmy
(Tile." (imam.) Mies Lydon ; reeding, "A Dear
Dinner,• Sergeant Steadman; comic cuing, "How
do Tem like London I" ore) Mr. Bsc in;
recita•iion, " Byru's Wetermo," Q outermost'',
Sergeant Laird • melt ctiou (pianidioitr) If . M.S.
Pinafore." Mr. Ilumineell; song '• Love it /him.," Niles
M. Lcird ; emg, Dr. Martin 'ti sl Sine the Queen."
The strege arranceinents, through the kindene od
I end Adjutant Mathis.. wee, entrusted toe
S' reean•-lnetructor Jim's, S rgemot Bali, and Mr.
Sticklan I, and were carrried out in a very sat .factory
manner. Miss 11.y.imi make an n Imirable ace unpani-t
during the evening, and Leidy ..heern were 'Area at
the conclindoo of the entertainment f or the prom..tere
if the affair.