The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-15 00:00:00

WEYNOUTH.

MA- A. G. VANCE anti; talmite.l concert party gave
entertainineuli at the ltoyal Hotel Aieenithly Rootu., in
Friday and Saturday evenings butt. The arrangements
were undertaken by Mr. it. Wheeler, and their were good
" houses." Mr. ance mpecially received lual
alVituute the fun atil ('lie of this popular entertainer
are not in the least abated, but rather increseed. His song
°trim "Sea-sick sailor- ha, one of the novelties 2411.1 it
was received with tnnuentions laughter. The style of it
may be judeed from the chotira:—
•• Theresa species of un-antlAlown motion,
Which aNIICA from the trtetchentue ocean,
Ilas hobo.' no at lentrth with the molten
That I ling, wag meant for the pew?
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Bowmen Parer Bassioxi.—Saturday: &fora Dr. J. Drew and
W. G. Reynold..
Michael kenny and J/101,8 Lcoid, tWO soldiers. were brought
Up for assatilting Police-S.:moult Apoey, and sWaling a quantity
of met, the property of Jaion,. Mail., -Mr. Whittle, of 9, St.
Allan's-street, keeps an eating house there, mid last night the
prisoners OWN in and asked to be scrve.l with supper. They
were served with • ail. plate of haw and a nil fach. When
they went nut he asked them for pro mein, and I/110 of them
tried to trip hitu up, and took off his belt to 'dribs bun; hut
Sergeant Spiny was at the door and prevented hint, when ha
(Lawn) assaulted Arial in a most cowardly 111331114.1, MCI klekesi
it nim weer,' Unto,; the other noun stood nub:A.—Prisoners
mid they did not know what they did.— Seri:mut Amoy cor-
roborate' Mr. Whittle, mid slid Lewts unik off his belt, wit.
nem seized It, and Lewis triod ii, threw him down, tried to
kick hint In • ilanzerous place, and did kick him in the ku.•
Superintendent Vickery aid that Lewis etrippw imimnunif ry.k.,l
in the cell. —The color-sergeant gave both if them lad charac-
ters ; the shorter one MS undergoing punishment in the bar.
rac•a, when he broke out. —Superintendent Vickery said they
had 11011IC beer in the Lhin and would mit lay. -Lewl• was sent
for omit month with hard labour, and the younger .111disinissed
with • caution.

BAZAAR FOR eIIBISTS CHUIZI'II BELLS.
Although the weather was unfavourable for the marquee
in the Pleasure gardens, yet very fair StIVOO. attended the
ladies' efforts to raise money for a peal of bells for %Vey-
mouth. It is intended to have eight bells, at an expense
of about f. 500, and about .ClOll of that WU ill hand, we
believe, after the first day. The stalls were abundantly
stocked with a great, variety of fancy and useful articles,
and the ;'ollowing ladies respectively presided :
Commencing at the lower end of the marquee Mrs.
(*relives, Mrs. Palgtave Simpson, Mrs. W. Greases, and
Mies l'harlotta Mead. Here was displayed a large stock
of fancy and useful articles, also a very bandsome screen
and tables, decorated
.with varnished leaves, ferns, and
Mass
flowers, the work of *knaves.
Mr.- J. (. 4?wc • number of pretty dolls one
as a bride. rapes, flowers, and sweets, wool-
tir2e:f an kinds, teybooks, made a pretty show.
Miss Heal and Mies Fudge. Very prettily arranged
stall containing various kinds 0 Berlin and fancy work
and outside was a basket with fern..
Mrs, and Miss Carpendale. Portland pebble stones, on
which were painted various kinds of flowers, also a
painted antimacassar and sonic comfortable lacking
coshions for sick persons. At either end of the stall was
a nogg lower stand made of virgin cork, tho work of
Mrs. Bridp,
Mrs. IL H. and Mrs. J. 11. lletcuish and Mrs.
Thresher. Their stall wax surmounted by arches of
greenery, whilst its hout was adoraisl with miniature fir
tree. In the centre was a handsome epergne filled with
choice lili ttttt s, maidenhair ferns, contrasted with
bouquets of flowers. Some hue grapes were also on sale,
together with a good stock of Berlin wool goods, and two
plifibTaysi, one of which WY early sold.
Mayoress (Mrs. Robertson), Miss Milledge and Miss
Addison. They had a capital stall of various fancy goods.
Mrs. and the Misses East. General selection of plain
and fancy goods, together with a nice assortment of
useful gilt ornaments, the effect being increased by the
dry of bouquets and flower*.
ry Ode. noine of the most handsome things in the
bazaar; thg. t oel work was of the most choice dincrip-
tion, and attraeted a 13,7;e share of attention. Some of
the cushions were very apiendid specimens of needlework,
whilst others worked in silk were init less beautiful A
large piece of choice Lice for the back of a sofa was
greatly admin.sl. Duet and fender stools, chairs, together
with fringe forjthe table were splendid'spocimens of handi-
craft. Some dressed dolls were also conspicuous for their
beauty. Fine specimens of antimacassars In crotchet
work were also displayed, together with large quantity of
children's wearing apparel.
Mrs. G. Andrews, Mrs. Piers, and Mrs. Ito-reit. These
ladies' stall was large and well stocked, containing all
that a fancy shop includes. There was wool work, with
painted pebbles, painted nubility and children's clothing,
the whole set off by beautiful flowers.
I ii the centre was a stand with choice plants sent by the
Rector and Mr. J. G. Rowe, and sold by MIMI Tutty Rowe.
The Gallery of Fine Arts Mu a finely artful collection.
The catalogue Was decidedly one of effects, altogether
focailab and here visitors were taken in by Mr. W. Talbot
and Mr. S. h. Milledge, ;neatly to their amusement.
Among the makes *tax thy following ;--
I Caught is a storm Pi tter.4,41;,.;
~ licri.i„, ,
A Vermouth Itioasas. •
2 " Worn out with work and grimed with smoke
The trusty charger by his side
" Lay prostrate" .. • •• Gunn.;
An old model ,d a l'.uition with Ramrod.
3 Links of attachnient .. •• ..A.Couotabic ;
A Pair of liandcufft.
4 Drawn Itc.se life.. .. .. . V. Foreep ;
ri11,114 Hainan Teeth.
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A Panailp aplitthez,
• *sae he.-cr told her FFe".• .. .. C. itopo ;