The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-18 00:00:00

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..---, .. - TT-, T,...-_-Ai a meeting of tt. trni:.%•„
I decided that Um comers Soon.. easalls A
et 13 nefit Sucieto held at the Atisty
tOr • mound. Si;thud. innately in the fire . ride his own
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TRE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TlithEeaStuDr.AseY...., MAY 18, IgBo.
the authority oh-Waste 1 Ms I 111
ds Three Legged Rem-First prise. . was obliged to dismount on account od ete to I arrived at by Perlis- of r, jimmy W stet fall, reernary, w. . neve
t pending the • lon es 4" loesee o
DORCHESTER. pounds wax tutus 1
II named by them. agreed to by the should go on. He considers that his social status dope:
,and recorded upon it He feels most anxious to go into the box, an lo 2a 6d. Orti to all comers. Wiest °armee, and Wheeler ; horse)
, duet' Bey Green and Boy leather re •
b eking Messenger proved tbe winner, Peter Mated the pe
meet redirecting use
new Promeinele-pier. the bondlioldere n beedienne e rare-plated lutist opt eio . tot
creditors present, passed in the usual
the committee prepared to deny positively, and upon solemn oath,every second. mridbt and Keats • - . Simple second, and Hotrour Bright third. advance mousy to carry oet the necesrary .. . merit of resinect. by the Men/here of
Mersencer declined to very sitisMi- ,
Loses NATIML-Mr. Andersen, of Fortlington, in sea resolution, and yet in the face of this, e commt iss Walsh Gleacawent the emend beat the ruuning was between
Seymour
t I his envoi/
of the t-tteture. which remained in • 1 erketone brancliee. The iek•tebd w de .
1.5 J upon what statement she has made with dto him. Mr. Dev
as the order in which they came in, but tbe s In . n a good race by a remora
bear the expeWi thereof. As to the Pile-pier the rep,
e . .Th three ears lease had by Idesara. lie el ,pi46iteil
• brood of chicken hatched Iseit Smiley, has ene with afterwards increased the amount to • then said his client was pr to deny the statement of This w The former h
tof the hand- ' and Gift. e°worse won dated romdition. e . y 11r H. J. Norris of Coventry.
three legs. principle I should very mu./ .
like to learn.
t will be some time the girl, and he had given her .C5O. /Wand men were disqualified on accoun
kerchief above the knee coming off, consequently the couple of lengths.
imp for bones Caen, and Co baying expired on the 27th ult., the C or- . • 4
own bands Naasow Eiscats YROM
Tat MOS. CAPTLIN Frruct GIIIVILLE is named as Ima add ha conclusion i .
committee.
The May ur : I don't think this had better be gone into.
11"diesfr of
Ten
B"errignl.-A. han4
' eight. poratiou decided to retain th • property in their o
been -eabout ' I k three
Mee-
tly, lodge fur Pomeranians, Fowles, Yorkshire before I lit
fo et either the trustee or the Mr. Davies: But in justice to my client- Bmeawan lads took the second pris 9.
on the it ; in heals. About lialf-amtle straight.
i the so t consequently arrangeniente have_.
~__ oaternoon three oc oc yenta. so, --we
or e Pre o
AN INDIGNANT CLZDITOR. 1 300 Yard: Race for Yeoroastry.-First Prise. 15i ; second, gnu 10, mcb.
Made for the collection of the tolls by • servant 01 teal Hamworthy in a small batin a leaky e,,edisedlee
'alien, and Maltase Dogs at the Crystal Palece Mr. Howard: He has already denied it
rile is. 6L First. W. Bartlett ; second, IL Redden. leg homes started :-Mr. Atkln's Fairy, five e of the largely-increas I net got fee from th
ow. -- Mr. Davies: But in leaded to my client. and 6 lim- Chiloott also entered but "fell our when about 100 The fellow .
L Mr. J. L Odhaves Corporation. In eosurequeoc .....,y ha e
s 4
ire
whe,,
wii,4l4
emery to provide they
WIYELOUTE. matter of justice. I will say that since the day she left Ms B. home. A good finish between Bartlett and years, Mr. Richard s
..nnee, five seem . trade in the harbour It bad bee .me nee _
4.
aa_the , .
Langan to sink rapidly to five feet of water bit
b.. • Charlie,
NIIIMITIT.-It will be seen by an announcement of mayor, hag • house up to the presort time he has never received one Yarn Muesar, Mr. W. Stones SinlOu Pore. Hr. It 9 Its increased accommelation ter the deberk to
sii:d
the
linmell. Master mariner, heard their •-•-r• hr
ivertising columns that Mr. Wallace„ of 91, WitaiOirrn USIOO.-G. R. Eliot Esq., ~ . 1 letter from her. Redden. brought by the Cberbaorg st ine. by •
n of the ne i 151; second, 104: four moors.
Holf-Mile Mat Race-fleet prise. the favourite. At the start Lennox showed merchandise
wee nearly completed alter- and soon suocee.led in re:coin; tbrie f
etreet, London, visits Dorchester everyaltomate been unanimously elected chairman wi Mr. Howard: That be has already dons. In the absence ~,__, e ‘.,,,...e to th.
mad nay, militia, and Charlie was aging for that purpose
fr i • ne"". "I' "6-- -- - arm' - y* i well I tbe front, but was Kam passed by the favouritsi et --- • ... W mouth Bridge- for which an Act was dongeroris position,- About ix Oclock t.„, :411 44
e his consulting rooms being at Mr. Lockett's, elected Board of Guardians, in the place 0 •of the oilg most really object to this going farther. y only two we n
volunteer" Only titres eatired. came the lead and w capitol race by several &bons Gs i•oe II- bout -b. Arlie,' mit. and the in while •b . newel Witicies use,
l, Dorchester. Goodden who, after a service of 30 years, vie". to Mr. Davies : But she Lahore in the of her solicitor.which kept on a.wed hot VA, OM a I, d y „iii
~,
it.
IsiSiss WS" given' rink Co. .6,lrd, Buckley. between lengths. Fairy wee secorei and Simon Pure was third. , obtained
VIIIIST.-Gal cooking stoves, every ex- resign. Mr. Howard: No, no. --I to be borrowed. vs. Ag.ooo. lued been meriner, was &him; at the custom h, . 6 ale.
This race had appereatly n prearranged -- - il, d beat the Mat accident happened. Charlie amount ser.ctieo.... . d
II fII • h " ''''• toe a
'OD knows, are among the cleanest and At the Police-court on Yr. Davie.: I real! think. gontlemen. lam entitled winning easily but In • second at 4 r came. to De ercuy.. -op 'A.'''. ascideute y e int ot e water, an I, feet, .in al
A NZIOHBOUI'II QOAMIAL.---- . 1' received Buckley and Coe, for the former was win o
...... ins... hole au the mud ead isid. „mom over his oth.eed Ipe ,„ ,_
Ti
..,,a z,,,bi. Fearsl7 a, ~....1
The Robertson Req., to say that time she left tee service be has never
ohne,' ef any cooking apparent.. Tuesday, before Dr. Drew and J. abo t a dosen yards from the tape ha slacken,. an" - atee•-• • ' j Fairy wen this any or all ol which writ ue Pm. ro .•_ od ~. Bush, molten. effieer, was ue sr mei pr Ise tl 1,7' iit
bud' d one am fro her hate er Dining the whole of Um Mute when u rider, but there was Dr apparent it, ery.
al on the 0 operation giving six Mentos is i .
hisu to terra Irate little the woes s •'. /.
lty .4 their cost is new obviated by igii.egen,
Rope 8 waa charged with using • ve an to w v._
b.
teed
the
mast
at,a.
shoat 'topping allowed Coe to win.
dine, and beet Senna Pore second, and L innox third. any time, to had niared , . eI o his .14,, ....
ii.. i ..... in lain. she has been away Ilrle Peet W --Open to the army navy, m With regard to the Corporeton property. . p
. Company lensinig them on hire. threatening language towards KsteSmit ---
sheP had Urinate letters from her, every one of them coming from Tee of sr- a-e. ri
prise, 204; second, 10a The third end dechiing beat between FAT, end Charlie W.badair
of e 4., pcop 104. eft ,r considerable reuerc .. BIBLK CLASS CuihCERT.-The Mtn Le ~ f ~,
on the Friday previews to Mr. ant said she lived next door to Mire Rogers,
d
Hanover. and it is • most extraordinary thing Piet volunateers tean a ta j.
tch was beteirtii a Beyer Horm Artillery was sea after a eater.' ra by the latter. that a map of the borough with such pro-
, street Chapel Bible Clew gave a titicesful'
sher beaten horses Be mitgestod
lochester, a large and handsome given her an tiniust character and • bsi "Mttan although lt had boon chareed to him not one atom of lath Th from 1 Dorchester, and a gunners' teem of Royal The concluding " scurry' seerpstakes for ,
of gen. „Kim coloured would be a useful addition t• "c" the 'schoolroom on Thorssiay evenin •wh "nett
team
1 Sandman James Groves, of asked that she should be bound over to keep e pesos. mitten has she given hint that h• is the father.or galloways was Woo by Hr. Hutchibas Sprig
A Iterations hosing ben made by four • lessees . ~ e. en the eii.se
Arnhem b with Mr. Hardy's Maid of the Mill second, and Mr. shcodule• Po i mice was [los so large Sie Was expected.
bandmester and band on his
-m. defendaut said she had teen things take Owe Mr. Howard: I nodally must ask you to stop. This was a most exciting °outset. The teams were very MU . ,_ e i
third. of the Corporation property for extension of their several, „yang
presided. The put sung. were
,•1 me k
very good wish for hie future bet Mn. Smith and her (Mrs. Rogers'). husband The Mayor: Although we have every wish to allow fair
1 matched, and for a minute or two the repo was Seymour 's Utf terms in consequence of the neer expiry of their proem n wii ea,
Bench moldered she mince to your client, we mast draw a line between the even 7 THE REVIEW. wee appointed ti consider the same and much amusement was e rusel by ti,
re . 4itel
which she did not like.-The Bane- ne I -
.2
-On Mondayesenin;',l had had ere t
trovocation and dismissed the cam. Quiet, of your client and the es o the p• a .
nerve. Amid the cheers of their respective friends they nurser. b "jags' ---e ti d 1 reports tin of Sian Corbithi trial. The reitati i real,
1991 held numerous mee pee an made iovor.
, ,le
- a iia, Fauber, Mr. Davies: But, sir, it is a most unfair thing to isms and Pulled and ultimately the Dorchester men The review of the Q teee's Own took place on Fr:day at -,.-
ta .7 0 Where'il th. rents Wll be increased 443 a year. done ; but the great fault of eseh .4 the.4lsar--9mr,
nbetituteel for" Came. SHIPPING e'twe.-Arriessie : Aelu
G t Western, an saltation summons against a r:aeratable man and then pulled.. ,
Deon slow.), to and after astern struggle the Wei* Lodinoor. The weatuer, which is always the p• Memel so .
THZ RACKWATIM BMWS re . ]
the inerticulsto reudering of teak $ 4 • . -44
'n, Mr. G. Rogers vice-re*
, Guernsey and Jersey, general; . . Ireland, , withdraw it why
co
mac .
is e„ whether it be the ingredient of comma or col .yrnent on occasions him these,
fil me discussion ensue ien tee isei •ject of this bridge, et,.. Willie iit„y accompenieo the oihiphh,"auttlas
'tun **crawl. Too Bi i I Cherbourg, general;
aMp e• ,South Of
Archbithop of Canterbury or You gentlemen OH the Bench. mouth men were the victors.
The next match was between the Portlani Artillery was amply period- With an ouch eide I sky tee sun e„, o_so especially canine attention to the heave tures ws re well eel incr. Tire fel, ~, , ' illhee
mmittee -Messrs. Yearn, Cherboure, general; Emma Marie, Warner' it a woman may ask for an affiliation surronons,ldotit cent
Volunteers aod Bombardier Towelra team, RA. This too shone dewn wide an intensity thee wee alupot oehrpower- m • etem
weer. passing over it, thereby imperilling tLe i. . ' o -"of Let,,.
`e Robineon, W. Chichester, light; Brighton Folio. Jemmy Imo on what came and then for her solicitor to withdraw it at
moved • very close hull, but ultimately Wm hardy PAT. log, and the scenethat
along the dusty lout, put one more in heeds _yea. gramme :- &it I.Overture, Mr. With. • ' Ise,
,you or the Archbishop or whoever The driver's own ti • " educe firet I saw your fete "el , Dirt ne,,
London, has the prospect G EligabMb, 'Warner, oats, resents. Is it fair that
..,,,,...., ...dor'. omen lenders woo notwithstanding
.. the w,e1,a66,0f the military m,ilitha mind of a midsumiuer day then a May morning.
M Names mid if any serious accident happened the . „ ~
Guernsey, general' .M S. K 1 ' ''''
; 1-'414;
Sea' fish; Ocean "ni4bl be' &weld ant ba ""--"" iw sag ---"•---- - us* spews them The seeono nsa. "sm.." le "h" regiment eisembled on the Front near the Royal *bout r•
1 the Council. He suggested that a sun • NIAO G. gin e r. • . out ad ; sung, s• oh
km. ; Three Brothers, Hutchings,really mast stop. was in onus would fel on e
I. elf•past tau, but it was nearly an hour before they
h esd be placed on duty there, to prevent heavy loads allele in," lilloiteriagroWn ;di stomp., •• -tee i ...
". G. Moult Lao, Paul London, manure • Deemer, Buttonshaw, The Mayor: You ,
limit _
hounds
meow.
Ar. Howard: There ought to be a to the two winning teams was add The menrradel is full dress and with plumes, •o .
'purpose
token 1 shiela., c.,,1, ,• B•:ssie Williams,a Revere. Plymouth,
of tha o.4.The deciding pull between the ~, „__ sta • . mud, pleasing over it. the
wilder
of Bi heel," Mr. Bart Anil '14161
TEF close. but the Portland men were this time °vet". but the number. or semi remelt or other, wee
Mr. WALKIIM suggested that the surveyor ahould Jacob'' part rung, " Lullahy e. el", •Ir, i
' ln timber • Welcome, Mallet, sea, fish; orb:winos, Hr. Davies: lam aware of that and the prise was won by the Royal Artillery men, lower than they have been on ether days during the week.; noire
examine the bridge end ere the cost of the necessary "Showman e cow tship," Mr. J. 800 ; ee. , ...,-.4,
hat they
, Roberti:oo, Bournemouth, passenger'; Airtime.... Surn"l'he Mayor: The summons is withdrawn. Bicycle Ram-Open to the toting of D oast First There were net more than 130 men out, but what there .
ea, fir men, Brigham, fish' _ Jessy and Elnill. nen.. Mr. Denies : Then I shall appeal to the Preis to make •tst= value Al ; third. value 10s. were looks I exceedingly smart and soldierlikae, and the remorse ful dreamer " Mr. O. Hick. • die', .:: . 'met
"'ocns southamphon, nil; Elizthett and Mary. ne7. the truth known. To bear one side, and then retails g° Plasa cup
t Mr. LUNMIC oth nicht it had better be effeeteally done, , ',, - ... ' . 'tiari (4.4.
and Wo sey, mr. L. Bowyer rud 3lr. 'I, it le
rams much interest. The course was on hors ,s presented •clesu appusronce and seem dto quite
not lay out merely a few pouted' on it. iteme4
3"1 Southampton, nil • Louis Marie, Scott, sea, fish; hear the other is not Justice- ) the road, starting from the Kings Statue, round Wester- used to the work. The number of Bp/cotton was. unpreae, I The b.. 11. " Mr. C Bowe r •
instructed to tio•''. ‘` - . , s •C. er e- ~."0.0. " Oro, „•
Mr. THOMAS proposed that the surveyor lie instruc
, IMutschland, Achbeng, penile, timber.-Seitings : Mr. Howard: You are very impressive. (Lstighter..4
hallorillas, byothe Dorchester-road and beck. Only two
, dented. the Ifeplaniele wag crowde", end the windows of • d specifications for the repair of the the river side, • .alr. Browu. -ran 11. Overt -.1
Mr. Davies :My client is here to deny the charge le an
I Za, Attwooll, Guernsey, ballast; Greet Western, started, vise Y. Streit of Pools. and J. W. Maimieed• m the terraced were filled with leaks. At tont i the regiment Prehor
I • Three Brothers, ha, not the Power to deny it I repeat it is not fair. Willis; sung, " Footstep. in the et Ms," Ni,„,:S 41 .
Blampied, Cherbourg, genera , Poole. started. beaded by the bend playing is marrY MR' which Dr' S
dust Mr. Knoanos seconded the proposition. part weg. "Opening trifler," claw ; . „,,,, e Tit ot
Mu iii fishing. Liberty, Falls, fishing, nil; The Bench then nalle•
tc ngs, ng. nil;'They both started well, but on coming round by St was kept up for suns distenee on the road. Ito ... • .
John's Church the axle of Hansford's machine broke. and which the horses, the vehicles, and the foot passengers carried. steal the roses," Mr. 'P. ii itchy., k ; recitstt.-4!ei."l
llry Wrlaton, Martin, Guernsey, ballast; Two VISIT OF THE YEOMANRY.sin JOHN COODea MU.. o' the diamonds," Mr. Bartlett; ,i.e, ..I,h oe
West, 0 y ballast' So th of Ireland Street rode bank unaccompented. Another bicycle, bow' "kicked up" was g melting terrific, and was enough
Aof Mr. JAMMU: Has anything been done by the Corporation • .
Athens," Mr. C. 13.owyer ; rocket' .. 4 I
'Dd.' - ' I le? Morgan.,' The following is a list of s'at ollthers, numbers, In. ever, was procured, and they both started on the same almost to smother one. Oa reaching the green SAY:- is bill Irecitation. A.areee e..
Cherbnure, general ; 9 e...0n0 , et :-Stiff-tiajer Totten ti, C sot ile and Adjutant course again. This proved • capital race, but ultimately Ledmoor however, all this unpleasantness wee Ch .uxed. towards Imlino hha..
tag .
tuith, billed ; Lotno Marie, Scott, nsiesig ;
ciely. three a 0 eel, Aniet mt-Sargeon D melts, and Street won by a few yards. and the accrue presented was pretty in the extrem.. The The tIusNTDOIIig:II.
nth
pro
has born
alst t 2150 le added to the d also me "Sam Curlit's trial," Mese.. re.. ",1
re ,berteoe ; Emma Marie, Warner, Little. v,.,,f,,,,g Sorgoon Borre.-Tutai irt Bicycle Handicap (open to Weymouth, and the mine carriages were drawn up in • line near the coasts 4
gra
forth. rag rate to P w s the payment ot it .ciii. Ws
Hicks, 'Hitchcock, cud Jones ; part so 4
stone ;A g +that Summers, Brixh ern, nil. Mitallar Tiwor. -Copt-nu Brom in, cleerteratester course). -First prase, cup; secoud. cup; tided. • cigar houses, and the reviewing ground was kept by a body n 3 "ho
vuoi Ti) THE Rev. 'l'. A. FA! [NEB, h.f. A. Gei le, 4 ..ritaasua, 3 corporals, 12 privates.- rotal 21. case given by Kr. Larbalestier. 50 men of the Itepal Horse Arthiery from Darchester, This was el to. night," class.
• evening the parishioners Minh d their DORCUMITIMTROOY.- .c 1.• uten onto Middieten aod Thorne Pour started. H. mum.. at scratch (52in.) ;eh Mush. ureter the command of Lieut. Rochefort. THE LATZ TOWN CLIMICS BILL. Trier r FROM THE RAILWAY HOTEL -.tt the Bieeee
corporals. 1(51 )• R. Case, 160 yards (50,11.); W. Wood- The regiment drew up in the centre of the ground and Mr. GlagAll : Hal the late Mn. Steggall's bill been Poece.court, on Saturday week, bet re the
'rein fin the Rev. 'l'. A. Falkner, whe to OD, QUarCerMall'Or Benntnn, 2 sergeants. 2 oorpo 100 yards a. , Iwo
h out to leave them, by presenting him an 33
farrier. 26 prirstrs.-T . want. 210 yards (50in). there awaited the &toilet of the inspecting Wittier. C gaud paid I Curti', Eeq.), Alfred Brown, a berrehey, wle ‘•
G Lieut Clot Notwithstanding
VALlTitoor.-Captain Merthyr nest,Proses the trelnendens.„__ntart• ,William.,,Breeden, Inspector General of Auxiliary Forma Celonel Mr. THOMAS: The Finagle. Committee at their last
u • custody charged with eleadua &he' "
p in c et 4.1 re me,
&awing-room time-piece and a purse
d Q iertermuter Seymour. 9 sergeants. 3 corporals, 40 picked up wonderfully. making • gallant "run'. for al Henning, C.B. and his aidadecarup came on the ground meeting did not hove time to consider it from the till of the Railway Station 11•441.-a,'
Ile pleasing ceremony took phi°. and 49 and came in only a doses yards or so behind tee second exactly at 12 o'clock. At this time the band cenamenced THZ MISDOING MIMS Louisa Percy said she was in the empty IC°
room, which was nearly full, The Sm&IIMORIM THOOP.-Captgle Goodden, Lieut. Sutton, man. it. Cage was an Mily drat. with W. Woodward playing as a signal of the arrival of Colonel BrundelL The tender of Mr. Crampton, Portsmouth (Clns), for Wiuns landlord of the Rail ii i'' a "Oh
Railway ...4a,.
et Greaves, presided. It was, he Quartermaster Stacey. 4 sergeants, 4 corporals, 1 seoond. The regiment was in three squadrons drawn up In line, in building the barge for dredging purposes was acrryted, ' Ahm ,
egg of
Re
and regret that trumpeter, 1 farrier, 16 privates-Tot/I,IN. This concluded a most enjoyable me, and many wbiah order the often. inspected the ranks. This pre- quarter to eight o'clock etre was c oLpi
although not till after Mr. LOYBLL had objected to It 9 . "mug 4,1,04
l• He felt gratified on the BhanDIFOLD ThOOP.-Lieut. Portman. Quartermaster thanks are due to Mr. Freeman, TrErsliElean. Kr. A. limffiary over the trumpet sounded "clomp order,. " and rather strongly. stairs when she maw the prmoner • emu sag out fa
friend Mr. Falkner would Tett, 3 sergeants. 1 corporal, 1 trumpeter. 35 privatise- Graham. Mr. Dunn, Mr. KM, bite W. M. Thisalton. and the regiment then proceeded to march past by squadrons. THE 1.6,000 LOAN. behind the counter, and when she came 1 •6
- up t swe
lof their appreciation of Total Mt the other gentlemen of the committee who officiated. Haying Pawed the lisi Major Yeatmen save the we" Tits Corporation decided to allot Dr. Pox. Dr. Nathan, her if she wanted to purchase a paper. Mu ot"
Womsonos Tabor.-No officer. 2 sergeants, 1 corporal, --- "Rank pass by in single file from the right," and having
other bend it was with and Mr. Seaman 04000 at ti per cent Dr. Fox offered told her master what she hal seeic- i hare,- oft
bye to • faithful and 172rivates.-Total B. The orderly officer on Sunday was Lent Middleton. once more made the circuit of the field the regiment 03,000, but the Council thought it advieable to divide the. Whe
said his aVention was c.iled to the mutter It --
"e bend is es usual under the direction ei Munimeeter and Captain Foster's troop supplied the pit:mast for the trotted past in squadrons. The order was then given for loan witness, 3, the hi
',toured with him for gym. troops to left wheel and then wheel into line. "From the witness, and he inamediet by went blond the pa..
mratively few who day. TWEDZILS. and found both tills wren he exeni- --"
The following is published in the Leaden Gantt. :- right of fours to the front file" was the next order, and the
THE YZONANRY SWIM Mr. J. Sanders' tender of £4B 10s. for renting the storm • •' . tuel non la
kingdom of God, 4e. and ral in
"Captain Sir Richard Glyn. Bart, Lieut. IL K Fellow's, men then gave some capital sword exercises which looked on the quay was accepted. Messrs. Mills and Christopher missed between • silver. There Mt
•• to each other. On Sunday the weather, althengit in
.. the menelang
a°. 2nd Lieut, and Lieut W. It Bankes redwood their corm very pretty.. Pursuing practice followed. Having once offered L4O. half pennies in the drawer, but be smut.' Lo'. say ,i,fi . .
h whom they rather breesy, was throughout the day drywall('
cepa. mission. Montague Williams, Esq., and the Hon. more Wheeled into line the squadrons advanced in line at ano
For the edvertiring tiptoes in the Market House. Sherren the amount. He sulked the girl who the ma aa, '
Shortly before eleven the various troops Sturt &reappointed flod limas. (uipernumsrary), tit and IlajorYeatipari received thecompliraeotof " Veryits
\arnic°7 one in full d sad with plumes, which gave the men a very Muundirel e end Son. Mr. Z )(Wedge, and Mr. W. Smith. each offered she toM him bows. called "Coptaiu Brown." %tem
were and posted as follows :--fled Lieutenant Williams to the advance, Melon' from the reviewing officer. ' 129 each A resolution wen passed, aeries half the specs.
An. Falkner smart appearance. Lerge crowds of then at once went to the puticentatiun and 14
Blandford and ilad Wet HOD. IL Start to the Winaborne en retired in columns of troops from the left, and after- to Kr. Milleelge and Mr. Smith. information. He hail been to the till sib er: hor
love ; and usembled. and St Mary's-street, throaj'grorlarch they wards advanced in donble columns and then retired in - ....- - '
ily any. passed was thronged with persons. Headed by the band Moore" mews. wooers, tender for police clothing was again five minutes before. The coins in the till ...e. - 4
yen for the
' O Mary's rhumb. whirl was The following promotions were published on Sunday:- echelon equedrons. Toe order was then given . . accepted. s c..„..esei
sme he the regiment marched to t Dorchester Troap --Corporal James Roberts lobe sergeant. second squadrons to advance and dismount for skirmish- shillings, sixpences, and threepenoy placer. Le,
Id or crowded. The sermon, a most impressive one, was listened THE wETWOrrlf BLDG&IS
the Private Basoombe to be corlOorel. mg. The right troop dismounted and extended ton
Considerable discussan took place on this matter, and 7e. 61. in biome when he list leoke iat tin tee au
oad to with marked attention. The musical portion of
On Monday the orderly °Meer was Lieut. Thornton, and skirmishing, which practice was capitally done. Soon
1 • 1 ed b M N d* seconded when he found the drawer open there w -
..., service was well rendered by the choir, Mr. Boyton Smith d it was u ornate y propos y r. andisc an
t the The h Oaf the sermon was Captain Mr-rives troop ',unfilled the Piequet for the day. afterwards the regiment 'advanced in columns an
, presiding • e organ. e hymn ore lov the MAYOR. "That the tenders submitted for the P.S Betaken *ehl from iefermati•on he reCrive Iha et.
e Os Tuesday the orderly officer was Lieutenant Sutton, deployed in lin* on the move. The trumpeter then sounded
the familiar one "All ball the power of Jean's Name,alteration of the bridge across the harbour not being to the prisener's mother's house, awl it 5o liege.;
and Captain Geodden's supplied the net for the day. the charge, and the scene of the
which was joined in most heartileepresented --- - "Yenning sufficient In maritime to nudity the Council In opening there he afterwards apprehend. d hits, i . -
Litecoe,
The Rector (the Rev. Loam Gomm) took for his text The following promotions. were pub :-Melbury squadrons was most effective, the them, it is +greed that they be sealed up, and that fresh
not Troop-Cerporel J. White to be sergeant, Privates A. The exercises over, Colonel Dammam. addressing When the prisoner was brought t . the stein 1,
slot shaper of St. John's Gospel and the 12th andtenders be invited to state the entire completion of the
Northover, F. White, and F. Adams to be corporals. regiment said:-! think this regiment has worked - • • acknowledged that he had been 0. the toile., le.
sea "But as many as received Him to them gave Beth. works in accordance with the drawings so specification
rto become the eons of God. even to them that WirineaDAY. exceedingly well this morning. You have worked very already approved, and tenders te state the cost of the and stolen loin • Frawley from the til . Weane tie
'don Hie Name, which were born not of blood. nor The following promotions were announced on Wednen steadily. You are all well turned out and well mounted'
eill of men, nor of the will of the flesh, but of day'- and seem to be a soldier-like lot of men hydraulic gear and appliances, mats° the alterations with- charged the prison,r a .th et -Aim: the in 4,..y, ,le
. Bull must say __, the latter." sea ching his pickets he fool ..n hen le, .1 1., moo
'seine first spoken of the honour and the dignity Hilbert» Troop.-Corporal Manckton to be sergeant, you seem to be uncommonly fond of leave I look at the "•••
TIM IMMUISS Yserlte. in coppero-l'he prisoner was isluanded tali e1.0e,,,
hip of God, a dignity to which the angels had and Private Richards to be corporal, state you marched in here, and I find 199 ; but I Ind on Mr. At-Lamour: lilt true that 'several valuable doen- his father being boiled over in th • maul .4 £lO I tie
the preacher went on to say: If we were in Sherborne Troop-Corporal Andrews to be sergeant,
the 19th there were SI Or more men absent from parade. have been abstracted then appearance. -Toe boy Brown was ague er.o4e
' learned divines, assembled to discuss the and Private timbal to he corporal, with leave or without it. I wish you would try and do moots amoratheaSherren papers ha .
the handl of private permns in the town!
try to arratme it in Melee' order, in order these six days' drill without so mush leave. Good as you na:lare... no 1 , e , up on Monday te receive seriter,ce - the .ii live 4
*es it, I suppose we should mad it back- THE RACING ON THZ SANDS. are, you will be very much better it you will do so. The Mr. rooms i i have hear I so.
Saturdaythat' having been given, the Bench let.l the 411
lion is the first step, the second is they The weather on Wednesday was doubtful, bat next time I come I shall want to see the dismounted
the ha been handed over to the Corporation. wrn a serious ne, hilt they were Loh ti •etel.et II
Mohave on His Name, which is faith, fortunately the rain was confined to a few slight showers. prunee done with loaded carbines, loaded with blank 1 " o
THE CHearTT TRUSTS. young to prison, us that tuieht have the . ffeet ef dni
ery become the sons of God. which Hundreds, and we might say thousands, of persons ammunition, and not with snap . caps But lam very
pleasedeed with you, and I think you have done exceedi
ogf The Connell then eenaidered tee nrnpriety of appointing liner • ha. in than g,..1. It was 11.ila. for tee pOe ti
et of time faith and regeneration assembled all along the Esplanade to witness the racing, y
have • committee to investigate the Charity Trusts of the ii,flict the pui.iahin.u.t of the bircloro 1,,, Jvh.•,....c.:4
'us. You might as well distort a and we are sure they must have been well satisfied, for all well this morning. You have worked steadily, and
Corporation. but in this case they wouli order th o tee .. .
1.0 ascertain whether the lungs the races were well contested. and the prises well d bait one or two lesielish things to do. Mn. Boerne moved "that the Mayor. Mr. Canis, M.r. • - •• i , ' '-.'-`.
heart ti throb as to try to dia. hardly earned, an This concluded the review, and the men were allowed to
Nangle, Mr. Aylesbury Mr. Welker Mr. Thomas, and be kept In pillion till nix si "meg lb it elretee Di
the new birth comes first If Mr. K Dunn was judge; Mr. J. Gard, starter; and Mr go and refresh themselves at the booth on the ground. „ ~ , ._ .
' SaOrt afterwards they re-Meta' hel and rode back to the °lmmo oe aPPolntell • committee to Investigate me
~. e_ - Isle'
' Jesus I need not question e. Bomion, bon.. mamma.SHIPPING INTILLIGEKCE. -4 rriou' a : !1 ei
':0 00 unregenerate person The folio Mug are the events:- town, headed by the band. Among the ladies watching mO,'Mr-',
If a man does not believe The Pony Stakes of Six Guin -If or venial not (nosed- the regiment from the windows on the Front was Lady uarrlee- Neir ~ moiler, Jeisey. Beede, Reee , t'.• t-oete
FOOD AND MIMIC ACl'.
dead in trespasses and ine Le ii.. 0.. Heats about one mile; on the Sat: catch Theodora Guest„ the honoured wife of Certain Merthyr looniest ; Eagle, Hawthorn, Southampto , .1.4.. m,,
It was moved by Mr. THolsA4 and venn4el by Mr.
'ether you have been weights. 1.5 ss. for the first pony; hl Ls. forth, second.
Guest, of the Vale Troop. On arriving in front oft he Alice',Ogle I.l.ofer, nihmke • Pelselo • 1 ,I I •
Roses*. that the ntinerintendent Of '• 1 • led ' 9 9 i'l, - 9. n.. 1
'orate. If you am - Gloucester they were at once dismissed
I" "'" ' aPP''' r Ann, Balls, Newcastle, cal'; Ili ink, Moser, Los
Eetrance fie 61. each, to go to the second pony. inareetor under the Mile of Food man Idnire' Aro 1870,
'on have not beesATUBMAY.
Ti,Te nine ponies on the card started in the first heat lo • t etSarah A B i. , wheat; -
e are born of His iseThe Yeomanry assembled in goodly numbers this morn. and also under the Petroleum Ante of Ifal and 1879, and . 9,.. ....... _. .. , . ,
Mr. Inkpen's Tom was the last to getaway, and remained the Exolosies Aer Irs eta salary of hie per annum. nil ; Eva Maria, niicluithe Altera, fleutiee. Lune,
e because their behind throughout. Mr. John Weed's 110 Mk made the init. diemounted, and in undress uniform. Having been . • •
TIM lINCROAritmZeTs ON DORCHESTIMMOAD. Newcastle, coals. 7th-Ornweleielen Moans Ste
Mt run in the drawn up in close moadrons, Major YEATIIAII addressed
running from the start, was tee first to page the half-mileA letter wee read trnm Messrs. Brown regretting that moue od •- IBe . 'I . ..".:-
la mother in them as follows .-Olncers and men of the Q seen', Own,- , coals; a 1121... , .s./11, •-eg,lllCei,i. ei le,•
flag, and proved an easy winner, Between second Mr. . i I t this they had met with the disapproval of the Council, and
elm man/ Robert's Will Charlie sob Mr. R. Hardy's Little Jenny, 1 have very much pleasure n congratu • nag you on t • Emma. Arvideson, Southampten, behest ; to,
'ii
Parini! they would endeavour to rectify it They rorgested
1111" been b tb* the f only • however, eie was a close run, former o winnow
fact that the inspecting officer, Colonel Blentell, is about . Saxon, Angell, Southronidon, Lil. li:h - Spin
that the surveyor should meet them with regard to Um
-.1. to itof by about a length and a half. - to preeent a very favourable report to the War Office. He Filmir, Southampton, wheat; Sappli.r.., 1'•...k, Yr.
matter.
'n free The other ponies mit wed were-Mr. Curry's Oreepi considered the men were exceedingly well turned out, the _ . . , . land, Three Sisters, Amon, Porteuieu• 1., iii; Anil
, state Jane,
W.
Mitchell's Miss Butterfly, Dr. Cohn ' Dag
, regiment well mounted, and the various Soli movements Mr. Wawa: is it a serious crime to move this groat
Wy .tt, Perry, rioiEl.amp'on, ba la.: : et, is, :1g.,.
ere o", were cone through Inc very eatisfact ,ty manner. Taking stone?
'as • Mr. W. Jesty's !Monson. and Mr. Middleton's Limpid.
eil this into cnodderation it is quite clear that both the The Almon: The crime is not moving the rtone. Port In /tali, potetore ; Jane Or iy, Abb•t:, limo
, Miss Butterfly wee o'O-eted to before the start, and did
lt not tun. officers an 4 men have devoted a considerable am omit of Hr. Wawa: You seem to be all down on Breen Bee. manure. 9;11-Try tio, Orpleile, N. we solo n•a
time, troul.le, end atteetion to make themselem thoroughly I don't like it. up .n no mut. fleinghter / Teri ere 31)stery. Field, Shoreham, belled ; IL% r-, 'cornea
In the *wood heat the same horses ran, with the ..„„„..„b.„,. se their duties. I atu a rim cenvinced that always down no rlouo, and I will answer for them my, •lf, Plvm. nth . our 1 • Veer Pee 1i• - • • -
additon of the ohjectesi pony, Miss Butterfly. The latter "e°"Oh"-- -i.,iia eiiirii„, • - I' bl ed 1 I don". hi. bier 1L t them til • ' •ri • , 1 . e, , aic l 11, ....,
Ely intermit in the welfare of the rit " ' - .• r .
'cot away test, and the ohole lot kept close °sultan/ for regiment, and and it must le a great satisfaction to us to know stone back and forgive 'em, and God Almighty bless 'em " e• -''' ' ''-'
i first quarter of • mile.line, Woode, Portsmouth. nil. 10.11 -1' or Sim
kelt showed come good running, and was the first to from th rre tof Colonel Blundell that the regiment still and you too. (Much laughter.)
P'rhi hd • still d The Surveyor was requested to me Mesas. Brown a• Searle, Plymouth, uilceOe ,
_• Williem ...el deo-. Pee
'the helfoulle tag, and on rounding was some half- maintains its g character, an i a credit an an _
honour to the county. I will take this opportunity of requested. Newoutle, omit. ll•h-Monetne S., r, 1;1
'ergithi ahead, observing that 0 done! Blundell considered that the leave SItATS ON TIM MPLANADZ. Sunderland, coals. 12th-Ltiver, 1.',g., .%..,,. •ti;
%ninety, however, on coming round, began to
ad this pony, with Dick and Wild Charlie. w The Serve or re rted that 15 new meets were re &red nes
exercised alter the first day of the permanent drill was 1 Po . e .kg Ann Wignell, Pricker. 1011:0 ri, :ay;
rather too much. I would also say it would be • most on the Esplanade. They could be obtained at a e ..t. of NeplAa i, Ersue, Yarmouth, b alien. -oulOO
ilt and node home but within some hundred 55... each.
, wi polo, post. kia. Butterfly forged
ahead siesiraOle thing if the recruits would attend more than cht
the
moth. fli 0 d d. Gth-Geereins. Filiner, London, clay ; I Ir. r. rot
4 race by • few lengths. Wild Charlie was the chi:misted number of squad and recruit drills required n . r: Doyle they were or ere Cowes, deals. 7th-Ec ,nemy, I hump- li, Sicdefiaal
, Die .1 Liitie jenny there was 0.,_ _by the War Office, and so make themselves equally . sgerge ill DOESET•IMACE.
'Y • efficient with the older men. I may simply say that I The fellewine tenders for laving down a sewer in bailee, ; George and Elie ate th, ilutchirie-, Glee
`cream TIM Mbar ponies were nowhere, d
•ty little pony Dot ran well but was too earnestly an . sincerely hope at success eril always
attend the regiment and also that, Mtn the influence of men ounse , J h H 11 £4B 51. ; Eli R 439 L B 'i I N I ba'l •l' ' '. .
Roper, ; atlete • en. y, . await e, sat ; liellaile, ..ae. i ..osee.=
eh chance. Wild Charlie, although ' •£42 Me
the winner, as Kiss Butterfly ha•l • better season, the agricultural community may beware deli .pipee; Admiral, Bellew, Suutheuipt ne th
prosperous than it has been during the last few yews, and Mr. Roper's tender was accepted.
' the rue. Emma, Ceti way, St. Helens, Seale •, Ann lelimice
'men Dick and Wild Charlie that a larger number of men animated by devotion to their - Young. Shoreham, bricks. 8.6-Little Dore, Ky...
Dick started well and kept country and loyalty to their Sovereign, will come forward PORTLAND, way, Yarmouth, deals ; Providence, Fee,t, Limit
s half distance. On rounding for the purpose of restoring the regiment to that large THE EXPLOSIVES CASE. clay; Wheatsar, Wilkins, Truro, fl au. ; Bern
ad in so doing lost some half- number which it was originally, and sob, a honour and
credit to the county. We note elsewhere in our columns a case which came 11 'seven, Runcorn, clay. 9th - Vigo, Lange
however, was mast melt-
it • neck of Dick, and for The sword and shooting prises were then distributed by before the Dorchester magistrates on Saturday tart, Maria, Cours m L.
•• ste, , onden, clay ; Meinnlors, RV)
mak and neck. Dick's the Major, the successful competitors being called to the in which three quuryinen ,4 Portland were summoned elide, seekin!, ballast; Neiro, Sadler, Jersey, pipe
"sip of Kr. Radake,_._ front of the regiment. In presenting the various cups the for having in their possession a certain quantity of a Gensing, Knight, se•-king, ballast. 10t.,-Lais
..,,,,,, ••, Major addressed a few kindly words of congratulation to
' Yardeeirsmeneg"'""ite• the men on their success. new Explosive, above the amount permitted by the Roberts, Runcorn, Susie, Clark, 1.. n len, di!:
length & d
"'"•11-- - . un- The Major then called for throe cheers for the Queen, " Explosives' Act, 1875." Frederick, Geer. Cowes, deals; Three Set-r'. Art
.B.._over ,c. which the men heartily responded to with uncovered From the remarks of the men it transpired the pow. Lyme, nil; Union, Senders, Runcorn, cl .y ; lo1"07
Entrance 10..
thoroughbreds beep while the band played the National Anthem, der, which is named Espir's prowler, is entirely non- ilawken, Bristol, clay. llth-Brisk, Nlast.J., Set
"Three cheers for the Major was next called and explosive, until oonfinai when its expl mitre qualities age, nil ; Unionen, P.-torten. Stockholm, c: iv. Iht-
tharoughbreds thevociferously ' T adjutant, Captain d ' WilliaUi and Mary, Newnan, Caen, ballast.; Lod
y were given, Toe utant. are just ouble that of ordinary blasting gunpowder,
• Guest, Captain Goodden, Captain Portman, and Captain and Jane, Evans, S .uth =photo wheat,
e vis.-Ide. thus enabling the men to economise the quantity dy We
, ward,. Speer were also cheered, in their blast holes. Oftesicot, ABSOCIATI iN.-This asseciat'oc, inn
hb, 12s The Q.O.Y.C. were then dismissed. On making further enquiries as to its non-explosive commenced its car ear so recently s Christmas el IF".
is 4 : WEYMOUTH TOWN COUNCIL quality, we find the above remarks are abesdntely has now fairly eetablehed Reef as one if e:
ule's WMlniatme.-Preesnt : The Mayor (G. E. Eliot, Esq.), correct, and on setting light to • small quantity , i • t primary I 'cal inntitotione, thatika to the inlets*
ma's Aldermen Milled'''. Tb. mu. Aylesbury, and Rohertson ; merely burn, ewe, leaving a slight residue of the able efforts of the esteemed• I' I'
Ceuncilioni Hanna Rhea.. Webb, Groves, Dunn, Walker,president, L. . -
nature of wax behind but this r id ' ;is es no is not observ. pot., Esq., M.D., secensied by those of 119 •••'
' Lyles. Loaning, Seaman, Lovell, Wallis, Renee. Lund's).
and Curtis. able when blasting, as in this operation the powder he conOtenor, Mr. Joseph Surd). slut is order that=
The minutes of the mat meeting having bean mid by ignited by a fuse, and the ordinary tamping of broken success m-ay be permanent there is something se
he Town Clerk (Mr. Petty Hooper), stone being ta.oped tightly downupon the powder, required than the were constant attendances of 0
"he Moron said with regard to the disputed question the atmosphere becomes entirely excluded' the result members at the rehearsal.. amid that is the warms
Ne Water Company and the staging on the Quay, he In the instantaneous decomposition of the chemicals of cor li-.1 support of the public on thee occasions vi 9
eceived the following letter;- which the powder is comprised. or in other words an the assort 0 ion presents the result of their earrest els
er teir,-1 beg, on behalf of the directors of this instant ex logl le on occurs, which acts upon the rock in cereful study before them. It is to be regretted 11l
Ii call your attention to the serieus injury eel .. -
'heir works by the erection of the staging on the " "muar manner to gunpowder, dynamite,gunscotton, there are many people in Poole who, from their eie
‘by woe. to their hippius reservoir is cut off or other explosives more or lees iri use among quarry- position, would be expected-but do net do se-t, s`l
ntly they are unable to furnish a supply et men and miners, the first to et.me forward and show their apprecoot
ling frequenting the part, as required by One Important feature, other than its perfect safety of that class of music which tends to ennoble the pii..'
%Lineal, There can be no qui stion that in handling or use, is claimed for it in the fact that and raise the thoughts of its hearers to higher, oho
lampany are required as well as entitled 111 s. of Espies powder will generate the same quantity and purer things. A concert ureter the sus . ifUl
chipping at this place; infect they here f pleani.
0 gag or rending power on explosion in a blast hole, association was given at the Town-h .11 ou Teeple
doin g so for upwards of 70 years
og evening, an the apathy we have before i• eon
• persons now living), and probably As could be obtained by exploding 2lbs. of blasting • dMr
....moo have no desire to piece powder in the same manner, thus enabling the men to was manifested in the meagre attendance 'MM.
'of the harboer traffic, but they do their work with half the weight hitherto used by gramme for the evening was well selecte I sad ee
present pier* of supply being them of gunpowder, and of course without necessitat- divided into two pert., the first consietiug oaken 1
Council are prepared at their lug the men to carry with theta to their work so large Sir W. Sterndale Bennett's magnificent cattdr,
uhrir adjoining suitable plates a quantity of explosives, which is to say the least a " May Queen ;" an I the second part !seine d c
VI. therefore, ask you to dangerous act, and one in which if by accident a spark miscellaneous character. The - 1 • If . '
matter again before the e ',meting Itie a
.1 he given for providing reached the gunpowder, would result in a loss of- life well known that it would be ellperfluMe Were we he
'sable the Om o.oy to or limb to the unfortunate bearer of the useful but to attempt to no into any detail. The
4. Art or perrement, dangerous assistant in his every-day operations. Men were-soprano. Mrs. Philpits and Miss Gilled: le"
on Council prevents cannot be too careful in their manipulation of explo- Mr. Slant. y Higgins; Contralto, Mrs. Williams : illa
our early attention sives, as a slight oversight or mishap may hurl the Mr. H. B Sedgfiehl and Mr. J. Laws. Mr. ikio.
' cannot, in Use poor victim to the feet of his comrades, maimed and and Miss Gillard's " May Q " he to Sisal
'e settlement of b y teen cermet .
_,
. bleeding, and with often scarce • spark of a precious complimented on the excellent way they 1A47
life left on his poor body; and accidents will occur- their respective 1 - ey
l eat'
Sninenee whether parts, ant the applause e. rq ,
Allpany. by some unforeseen oircumetanoe, noticed given was well merited. Miss Gillard is a veins ll'''•
gar with perhaps only too late, or whether occurring in cone.- possess. I of a rich c , lear, mind well•cultivetel "°
• an mi. pudic* of too great a freedom in handling, arising and it would be difficult to discriminate in whet'
em to from constant use for years, of a substance they no ticular part her magnificent voice shin' ti Oa'
have lon_ger treat with the care its nature demands. advantage. Mrs. Phil pots was entrustel with on&
To our mi • nds safety is a. tie quo non to all quarry- the most difficult parts of the work, her cueini fool
a. men or miners, whose employment compels the use of log of which was wertnly apprecieted by the audits,
explosives, and if Eepir's powder can be handled and "It is jolly to hunt in the briAt moonlight," wogie
used with the minimum of danger, as claimed by its by Mr. Leen, but we think with a little ell
saanufacturers, who are, we hear, Messrs. Fairholme practice he might have been hear.l hi go.aer ell
il Co., West Roos, Plymouth, we have no hesita- tage. "Shall a clown that beeuty wear; lo 1"
In saying that such powder cannot be too widely Seigfield was tint execute lin the manner that '
ci, and used, as in itspoesession quarrymen have anticipat. d, still it Was fairly .1 _ Wl': r pal'?
Idea doing the work of powder at one half chorused we caunot but speak in a teoeied, t'n!...l•
mrfect safety, and considerably less than half the excellent manner they were rendend ihr.st,,'
and the reiiarkable precision mei beautiful bleu";
tare, ere, we presume, sufficiently clear to of the voices testifiesl to the patien" study ..i ee1t....1"'
-aw the attention of our readers to them eidual member and als., to the efficiency .•f Mr. l'w-
m, if ia any future time one accident ... a conductor. After an interval of ten minutesal
-mated, and one poor maimed being is clues of the first part, the second p ill"
ert e W.l' "I
imaging out • weary and painful the rondo (Weber). and which, on sec net of de
shout by accident or incautious use tinnous f • f• i h ini• a C.l
run o semiquavens or the rig it o , e
ace. meetly called the "movement perpetual. • Tin.
. remarks on this subject by an given in a masterly style by Sir. Smith' _on"
'oh underhand action of some ' loudly ap lau ied. The first song in this
',cation of the police to the "Love theP pilgrim," - •C
g'.
I.y Mrs. Cecil hi. • e . ._..4
'heir houses, not that we was in splendid vice, and sang with pathetic en,
Not of an " Act of Paella- flees and moot effect. Her exqeisite renderie,
torage, akc., of explo- song brought forth lotel plaudits, which wet, c-'l, 0
sr-writer is CO° crin• till she :appeared and gave aiether ...Tie ,elkisei.
his action has only no lies appreciate-I. The part song, ,u bull ege
defeating hie own was followed with the air and chorus, " ledge se
le, and enabling the solo part being excellently renderel by ;
7mpir's powder, Philpots. In none of the other part miles's*. ..
ehown mo•e harmony than in "G' .1
glorious sun," which was tastefully uivrit. 11e,1,,:
treat of the evening was Miss Oillab 1"
rs re7.-es
'or volun- the next song "'The last chord," which fairly ,
lo their the enthusiasm of the aild t
iehre, awl the ''`rig
't Mr. applause only subsided when Mies Gillael
saber repeated the last verse. 'rho serrll9.3. "11'4 .11
ive the mosinlight," was followed by the nos senheg
ir midohipmite," for whice Mr. Percy SuillifsiV.ll
that power and force requisite Ow its feillf. oes
lag. The lively part song, "The urchno
si 0
'raving been given, • very successful oreorfnmite
'ought to • close by singing the Nadel's' „ell
'Cecil B. Newling presided at the pialln_Z,ll
Duncan at the harmonium very effioro"Oel
er late in the day for us to say a
•
'oath, suffice it to say he wie i 1 J
-.Ai
mal ability. Before the conpnerierito
part of the concert, Mr. beer, 00
'feet but interesthie a lame 117spe
Musical Association. I" in. tege
sit the audience were awsr.eaise,si
third season of the men, ist
the eommencernent
ushers WoUld be ent 0.4
'ere the prectios i" I.'is., et',
• taste fir high- eetr
'r, Smith-a°l ; les?,. 0
' making kn.," Pool /3
ehy Preellieeeaetthe• :ego
this en
~ of A ..
.i,,,80r1.re
st the door •
'el isaletiv
'e abeei
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