The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03 00:00:00

SWAM LOS.
" 5135htS anti ilicktro."

Swanats. An-tust V. IEITB
Th. Choral Society bravely attempted aud ably arranged
• second wwitert within a week. This wan bald at our
capital public room—the blowlinn lostitutti—on Friday
the 12rd instani. on behalf the local branch A" fl.Shipwrocksd Mariners' Society." Thrr• was • good
audience and the proceeds amounted to attout CIO. and,
we bettsnre, that but for the ss.undirtunattyarunirue
announcemeet on the posters, that the concert of tbe 16:h
blatant would be repeated on the Ord, • number of viisitors
would hare been present.

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Pail 1. orsranntaad with '' Gel olive the 14,10110," a dew.
1010 frown mai. 111010 navel than allowable. Two ideas
within oar minds as to the reason for this doper-
ljettreruller:oll custom. Hue Idea make. us shudder in this
imperial Az*. and vs hardly know whether or not we
run • risk of utteritig the triveaosable as we *Enna it—
Swamp concert audiences are more for their nippers than
Wit loyalty, runnins od Jost when they are reqaired to
stead sad pray for Her NaJesty. The emceed Idea L. that
the soalety have taken such pains to pray well, that they
bay* gee* deceived its audienos. into haunting loyally.
No doubt both 4... ars fancies

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Nut came the us." LI the HIM Reeounii" by the
Choral deriety. We may at once state that all the glees
gang daring the evealag were .orthy of great prointes,
ead that the 'ragtag of the society srm apparently so
dalidte the ear of the able oondurtor, Mr Roe. as It
Was highly &Predated by the andiero, W., 'pow t Ilk.
le am the eondoctor's mune in the next programme, as he
seed in so way be ashamed of his own wielding of the
Wen, or of the Society's psrform soma

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Thom we had a cloot ou toe wt. awl violin,
" Overture Tascriedi" from ifessfa& creilitably played by
Misr Read aad Mr. &ppm', of GI manta., to whom the
thanks of the public aro doe for thew willing musical help
this arra This was foll.nred tin the &Armee of Mr.
Ribble through indisposition) by a poor reedits L or. mid
Age; my that it was intended for an inioustina sad we
are satisfied; awl this bye pretty solo "Ruby' by Gabriel,
Pang by Mias F. Cearisswortlt The dart "Ron. out,
Wild Bello; likekley, warn effectively sang by Miss Barber
and Kim Ror, their vetoes Mended harmoniously, and
they 'me 'noel stailituded. Then Mr. R. Brown delivered
flperia's veto "The Liam^ agowalinglyvrell, and the solo
Irereabia. was nicely sung by Miss N. Wirt Through-
out tlie muting our toni Jungers proved thetoselvee
grocery of our confidence and appreciation; we were very
glad to is. them put forward so prominently. The Rev.
W. IL Start read 'Forging the Anrhor " w.th great Jude.
m_flmest• The eek. Kingsley'. "Three Fishers sirs
=WM." HiailisA, wag very expressively rendered by Mias
Harbor, of London, eliciting much applaum,
tad the dret
part dosed with the glee "Res our Oars, Stirtwiess,
whack was accompsaied by the violin as well as the
*admits

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After an interval • duet on tbe piano and violin, "The
led Rase of Summer," wee beautifully done by Miss
Reed and Mr. Rippon, and a hearts' encore woe responded
to he the tieing of whither arranrement of the same
daft. The glee. 'ln Summer's C.l Shed.," by the
misty wee followed by the .of of Gamma& " non
S°Liet Bonito." which was well suns by Miss Hobbs and
west reeeived by the an/more. R. Brown sang "The
Arch. lsrewe I to his Iblvourite Steed." and received
well merited apolanse• followed hy Miss Roo with
ffedhatie solo "The Storm." which received such a burn-
of encore. that she responded with " My Love he la
a Sailor," which plowed the audience eo well se to call
forth another encore. In the absence of the Rev. Lose"
Lester the erell.knosm " Wreck of the Hesperus " was
read by the Rev. W. H. Start exceedintly well. Pinnace
solo, "I Love my Love" was plemingly sting hr S.
Bert, followed by the song "Where Sr. the Friend. of
Dry youth r sung by Mr Rioting,with guitar accompani-
ment The glee, "Ye Marluor, of Beeland," he tbe
Choral Society, PieTIOR, was accompanied by Mr. Ripon
on his violin, mid by Miss Harman on the piano. The
letter premded at that instrument throughout the glees
and lame of the gouge most satisfactorily. Mrs. and Mir
Milford then gave • sweetly pretty &set very effectively,
hellitt Wert* applaaded and encored. Mr. Rippo now
valuators's& some von.* which be had composed and set
le made ea the gabled of his visit to Bynum's, which. of
Mesa maisived &optima,.

Nis
.ulia Osten, the boa load silent of the Shin.
"eked woillione Society, returned thanks t thee. who
lad sided to nudge the concert s success. Forty-fire years
before this to fatber. nbo was at that time the bon.
agent, thawed the branch racceeaftil when he had nine
local subeoribers, now die could report 45. The ltcv. W.
a Siert caused peat latubtar by tiarmeon, r in which be
thanked the godlier* for their respectful and quiet at-
testing on behalf of those who bad tone end rend. The
maw' dosed with the chorus " Rale Britannia."

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&Utile vabollkaa alth bleb (oa behalf of tho yob&
lateral apart pria.t• galas) wo bare ao wrath,. le
ass Was 411 Ir we motet the last
at the= Islant Boma t sad If lasal fataenor are =oar okerly hantaaansa UMW is ealorclog the
pawl alibis ere &all kw). who to thaak Of tolaelo. la
ampoqusame al the proatadiaaa la oar loud
Was as little kaoent they emetea MP* .hat le
a ram hola—tho latamao el laftlio alflataa. U thaw
will maks la fash the aiNg to thaw
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