The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-16 00:00:00

DOROHESTZIL

Wit understand that about *1 summonses are issued
against persons concerned in the disturbances, on the
nights of the sth and 11th. Some of theta are charged
with riot, which involves commital to the quarter mssion•
Satu lieusurr Biros VoheNTlMM—Dorchester,November
15, ISS—CoWPaiiY order by Capt. J. F. Hodges, cuin•
ueanding.l The Corpswill parade in undress uniform,
cm Thursday, the 10th instant, at 7.32 p.m., tor Squad Drill. 2. As the Adjutant will be present at this parade,
the officer commanding relies on the full attendance of
all ranks. By order of the officer commanding, T.
N genius, Quarter.llaster•Sergesatt.
Tel Gahm—During Saturday night and Sunday the
wind blew • perfect gale, doing considerable damage In
the town and neighbourhood, to loose tiles and chimney
pote, and scattering limbs and sprays of trees in every
direction. At Came on Sunday morning • large tree wee
uprooted and fell scrous the road just beyond the lodge
gate, completely blocking the way for paeseniCers. A.
goon AA discos erwl luau and burst* were set to work, and
! the rood cleared sufficient to allow vehicles to DIAS. The
! meadows in the neL4hbourhood are nositly under water
from the heavy rains.
IPaws* Estesseratasext.—The second of • eerie. of
: penny readinge came otf very successfully on Friday
evening, at the West Fordington Schoolroom. The
room was again quite full, and amongst those
, present we noticed Mr. and Mrs. Burnett, Colonel
awl Mug Oldfiebl, Mi., )lansel. Miss Bevis, Captain A.
'Maissel, Mims Tabor, Mrs. Ling, Mr. 11. Lurk, the Misses
Lock, Min Penton, Mr. C. T. Atkins, Mr. !Amnon. Mr. J.
M. Bush, Mr. and Mrs. M. Lock, blr. A. Spicer, Mies
Lock (icon Cottage) and party, Mr. and Ws. Patten, Mrs.
Dowling, te., Ac. The 'Rev. W. C. Osborn, in his open-
Inc address, rid that as loyal subjects the entertainment
would commence with the National Anehem, all
st lading. He congratulated the friends as.atubled on the
prosonee of a lady—Miss Lulleary- who had coneented to
snug some songs which he felt, sure would please. This
.ei fully realised, for Miss Lathery has a tine ringing
well trained soprano voice, and the rendering of the
I various songs assigned to her was a genuine treat- Bomb.
Fossie, the basso of the glee party, had such an exceed.
ingly bad cold that he W&I quite unable to sing a note,
but Mr. Ling came forward at very short notice, as •
stop-gap Monier that the glees might not be left out of
the programme. lie proved to be an efficient subetitute,
and eh.° pleased the audience by singing a capital song
"Over the rolling sea." Mrs. A. Spicer sang several songs
with her accustomed good taste. Mus Cunninston and Mr
Bartlett waisted in the glees as in the last entertainment,
and • new helper in the person of Sergt. Dawson, sang
capitally. Subjoined we give the programme :
I nos, Solo „ "On ohl .111 .. Mims Connington.
gong.. .. "The oil cottage clock'.. Miss Leah iry.
Trio "The wreath "..lint A. Spieler, Mr. Bartlett.,
ml Mr. U. Ling, the aoccompaniewunt by Mien Cunnington.
. "Over the rolling sea" Mr. is. Lunn.
oon of Hayden's easmonete." .. Use A. Spicer.
The one-eyed servant .. Captain Menech
sosir„ "Sweet NeAthigale" mu. imbues.
Glee • • " *hwi a(' 1-I';‘, ba.lo Mrs. Biker, Miss
.C..surranoittooon sartlwa.. east Writ. HD...1.4ng....
' Robin Adair" Mho Luibury.
11c.u.lin4 (rout (liver Twist , Capt. A. Mmusei.
"Consider the Mies Mrs. A.AS ear.
Song • • •
Add" •• "Angel. are ;aft in.•" W. VI"m•
's
part of this was exquisitely rendered by Miss
the mwh.rolae. taken
emn assembly. eft: readPartrusluedf
ciitl'hen:l4.bufuemaalr;ol
sel sbiluloi-cothhnieyed oar-cent." created much merri.
meta. seOsborn was accompanist throughouhand the
entire aerangssists—
were carried out by her In au
lent manner. manner, reflecting great Credit on her ae a musical
amateur.