The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-28 00:00:00

DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS

DORCHMTER, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1865
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

I.—TnEux ra /TOT much of novelty to
note in high or lo* ; and fortunately
so; for the crowded state or our official

(advertising) columns would this week pre-
Chide the indtilgence even in those sen-
iiational ditidles of which we have been so

freely, yet falsely accused, for daring to sneak FASHIONABLE MORNING CONCERT.
inhumanity to man.'' It is at all times a theATownntinasmila,telasurtm4ntZi
the simple truth in exposure of "man's
Thursday,
berrtoteto:klaprglsoe.
and
iditanagreently
inipaeble
kiduutpt,ti btuhet
indndeepe*xilidiecnht ipsreapsecu,
to- fashionable audience. The concert was given in aid
of the funds for the Restoration of the Organ
record unpalatable fact. And as the excite- at Wool Church, under the following most dis-
tinguished regarding the Dorsetshire labourer, Emilytilluishe itregoir —Lady so?iharloitteod Sitzt,
Cross, seem§ by no means to subside, as the medYiyoott, Mrs. Willett Adyye, Mrs. na
BankeB Mrs.
it Monster Shapwick Case" (u it is now Bond, Mrs. Wingfield Digby, Mrs. Deane; Mrs.
termed) hecotiies rudre fitililitir td the public, Frampton Mrs. Farquharson, Mrs. Fetherstanhaugh,
Ilia: brlzi
onMeett it'hiisseeet
we need only remark that nothing could have rlartk inYsier'filirgrt. Farrar,
lslltlynt
been more quietly given than the original Middleton, Mrs. Henry r4ort'nfan, Mrs. Paget, Mrs.
statement of the case in these columns' at Sheridan, Mrs: Reginald Smith, Mn. Newington,
the same time the result has shown that Captain Denne and the officers of the Royal Horse
there happens not to he Another joiirnal in Artillery, and the Worshipful the Mayor. tinder
the district beyond those of our Church and skilfultmhaeytay %ntdiau°tr;allilair the Mr.
oeßeoty:;roaen Samdie,thidwj
Country series that has had the pluck to
espouse the poor man's cause. But to our i
success. The chorus, Comprising the following
proper telit. The queen enjoying the otiumi adicions selection of voices: Soprano, Mrs.
Newington and Mies Blackleyo; contralto, Mrs,
cutn dtignitate of Windsor, has -been cele- MI cein„de 118 s Newington;
igtootn• ; bass, 'Rev- T. Frish"'er
brating the birthday of her first-born, the Rec. J. HOMEI, Re. a 00cmlis. Miss Blackley'e
Crown Princess of Prussia, with rejoicings singing was excellent. Her rendering of the
unwonted in the mournful royal household. " Tyrolienne" was perfect. Her German accent was
Serenades have been performed underneath
pure, and her words distinctly uttered. The echoes
were most wonderfully given, and well merited the
the Princess's Windows.; phantasmagoria and ra ptnrons encore they elicited. The duet sung
dissolving VieWs called in to amuse the junior by Miss Newington and Miss Blackley, "Trust her
branches; and even the redoubtable conjurer, not," in which flu forinet lady produced some very
-Stodare, for the servants, The Prince and tie rich v Jhesoot notese,. is,,woorhY cif great praise.
Princess Louis of HesSe have now returned Newington, was fairly performer but 'we sydnitreed
to the continent. The reConstrictiOn of the her most in the duetto taken from the prison
Cabinet ethibite a greater atiimint of scene in Trovaiore (not in the programme),
hash than could have been anticipated, in which she *al eneored. Her singing was
and yet the business remains unsettled. original
and Mr.
illiettzehei
There seems to be a complete break up in music most sweet,
dhotwhne foot:
was emioently sujessful in sustaining his parts
Ireland, Lord Wodehousp, the ,Lord-Lieu- It was one of the gems of the concert. Amongst the
tenant, going as Ambassador to Vieinti, and thost appreciated performances of the morning was
Sir Robert eel, the Chief Secretary, eying Captain andefMeers. flannel:it's tromeing.oorzet and '
declined, in retiring, both the Duchy of Lan- and gracefulrte pianist. 6'She delighted tlLriabaearsfilirs by
caster and a Peerage, all whieh would her light, easy touch. Captain Bennett played Mitt]
seem to show that Sir Robert at all events great precision and feeling. Some of his passages
must have understood that it was his room were astonishingly well rendered, and the good taste
rather than his company that wag wanted. Vidi:l,l prompted the
ethot fractoefueol reply to the encoreio,
The most extraordinary Ohange,Of all id in gime. The ;I.B°v. If. Fltirhner rendered valuatill::leer wars:
volved in the itedeptance of the office of Vice- tune. a gave otie soloh, "My own, my guiding
President of the Board of Trade by Mr. star," in his but stile. There *et e two.pianoforte
Goschen, alewish member, kit a consummate Ml One b 7 Miss Newington—Thaiberg's "Home,
sweet home'---the other, a hL S. piece, by Mr.
man of figures. When it is recollected that solos.
Boyton Smith. The former was brilliantly rendered.
a Jew is at the same moment Lord Mayor of The first movement was dexterously managed. The ,
Loriden, it Must be acknowledged that the iiir *gain well sustained, and the accompaniment or
prospects of the ehosen people are looking i'unniiill riles so softly and delicately
played, an Vri 11 so much evident ease, as to
Prove Miss Newington to be upon, and a
IL TUE PILTERBOR6IIGII DILEMMA, thorough meiter of her instrument. The
noticed in our last, has produced its fruits; second movement, introduced by a splendidly
and our columns this day contain the ruattaninederertealke'ess wm
ii.thier too I,ixhceiretedwllereeenderej ,
Government Notification of a New Order in
Council, rendering it possible to apply re- an extra amount of veryexecution in it. The finale wuy
most sweet—the rippling of water, the even melt).
ss some of She
strictive measures to fairs and markets for a dious song of • bird could hardly equal the beauty I
specified time, and in any modified term that ead mellow softne with which °m°
may be determined upon by the lecal nmootr e per: p reell'
isemvie. P=s6,: cilmge,, pliy ligd 'too highly:
authorities. With 'praisetorcirthy proMptitude considering that she has not devoted her life to the
and decisive energy the 'Dorchester Bench art—in short, is not -si 'professional—her playing,
on Saturday last decided on adopting this execution, and feeling nee,,
tietrerhilly good. Mi.
New Order, in relation, we believe, to Horned was simply ton Smiethrqsuie. piece, Welilltinot me nitturadstEtliistYpre'"
Cattle only. The measure, thongh essen- formance with that of • body of amateurs, who, for
tially precautionary, is no doubt severe; but their love of doing good for a charitable object, have
there Is this ativantitge,.that it may now be so nobly come forward . and given their time and
modified or recalled at any, time and to any accomplishments, td raise funds towards improving
extent. . . , .. .. . the service in God', house. If the merits of their
, singing and other-performances were left out of the
question, and .in inch a ease all criticism must
0031416, and only their merits be noticed, surely
DORCHRSTER. - they deserve the, highest praise and nommen-
Donny Mu.rria.l-46ohard Bell Davies, of Nash dation for their strenuous efforts on behalf of
OM% Marnhall, 'gentleman, la been appointed so good a canoe. "The Nightingale and Zephyr"
.houtonalit, tete consplis resigned. is, we believe, shortly to be published. It is a
IT is said that the Directors of the Great Western sell pharacteristio piece. The song of the
jßailway Calumny • rodothog the broad. Zephyr is sweet as that of the Nightingale.
thro system 411; the - ughOfit their entire The opening movement is passionately soft, effective,
fi; ail aektmais4 or"g of about "099,000. and *l.egant as regards 0Z00114013# The andante moves,
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