The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-04 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1881.

*Pere* ...s. In lintel to • soutparstMely small room
• voles moustamed to the not opsorhomos of the °ou-
tmost is laboarleg iodic • swims disadveatage, and
thsrefore it mit quite impossible to hear the magnificent
soprano Tao whisk Miss beet ponesess, at it. bee&
However she slog in fireLrate stele, sad at the dm of
emit of hay mum Was heartily encored.
Mr. Mora opened the commert with an amusing mg.
entitled Relations: 'tick brought forcibly to ODA
abed file mock eleligned Sisters, maim and mutts' of
Gillort sod Sallivea's limeades in Pithfwv. nth wog
mootroged in a °onkel mom the trials sod hardships
whits • poor newlymmiried ass. had to sadergo. 1&.
Morgan mused merit langhtor by his emoted rendering.
The inn of the song was iseresesd wises he drew as •
blsolibverd Portraits of two of the unfortmate
" relations." • duo., 'otitis& " Itikoted Addrressa,"
Inn then tang In a tasteful mama by Mr. Morgan and
Mn. Menet,. sad it or amok sopreciatsd end deservedly
applauded. nue followed Miss Treses Met performaaos,
moody. the florid hake som, Voce, • empori-
um of muck diamdtp, but the rapid scales and runs were
taken in • beautiful maser sad silogethsrth. song was
very snoosinful. In ramose to the moors Its kdy sang,
Is •my feeling manner, Min Greiff pothooks song. 'rb.
}mho Utile Dream." Om of the most enjoyable features
of the_vingranum was the reoltatioa whisk followed,
via., "Lord Hurieigh," by Mn. Hotrod. These extremely
beautiful Un.. wen reeked with touch pathos and
dramatis effect The story is very touching. • young
country maid= is wooed and won by prolanabLY •
Waspy* Pinter, wko horns out to be the snot
Satirists. of whom the pens tolls that Is all the country
round there was tom so groat •• lie. Shot is taken to his
nosonifioent boom, and she tries to socustom herald( to
"lb. We unto which she was not bora," but lit rain, and
at last although her lord is es mod ae Pod MI be, at.
dies from dm weight of the Immure which are showered
on her. Then the poem Oils how Lord Suripigh, broken.
hearted, buries his young wife in the dress which she
war. wt led by him to the altar in her coestry how.
TM lines were gime with the feellug and taste doe to
them, and Mn. !vend thoroughly deserved the hearty
applause,. which was &worded her. Mr W. Darden next
gaue Sullivan's well-known song, " Onoo Again." MY.
Darden possesses • tom micro of exoollont quality and
good commas though not very powerful ; but we hope to
to km mon many futon-
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Daum= Okus.-1111ss a was summoned
for being drank ..n the PablicZi eray.—Defendant
admitted the offence, said she wee 'sorry, and wee fined
7.., including eta. AnthonY,
for drunken-
DM, was fined 10s. and onets.—Norp Towell, for
being drunk at °bickers!, was fined Is., and having no
money and little work, was allowed • month to pay.
—Defendant's excuse was Christmay.
A LiviLy PORTIANDIL —At the County Petty
SeesiONl Charles Greening was summoned for being
drunk on October 9th, on the public highway.—Kr.
R. if. Eliot, Dr. Smith, and Colonel Swaffield, were
the magistrate. on the Bench.—The case had been
adjourned from last ontir_ on the application of the
police, and now Mr. Hanne applied for further
adjournmeat, because the defendant's witnesses would
not come in sionsequence of It. being the last day of
the year. Mr. Eliot said defendant's witnesses
appeared to have absented themselves' for their own
sionvenienos.—Mr. Hanne replied the case had been
twice adjourned for convenience of the pollos.—Supt.
Gale opposed the adjournment, and the Bench con-
sidered it wee owing to defendant's laxity the witnemen
were not brought there, and they refused te adjourn
the case.—On thin Mr. limns retired therefrom.—P.C.
Abram. deposed be found defendant drunk at Easton
on October 9, and he refused to come on, declaring the
policeman knocked him down, and they should carry
hies if they wanted him to come on. Witness called
assistance, they had • struggle, and defendant took
witness by the collar, on the constable taking him
by the arm. He was finally taken to Mr. Peters*
end afterwards surnmoned.--Greening said if the day
had been wet instead of fine, he would have had
witnesses to prove he was not drunk.—The Constable:
You had plenty of time to get your witnesess, you
were at the publichonses five nights out of six spend-
ing the money you had.—Defint : I bad no money
to spend.—Henry Lan° spoke to seeing defendant at
the piece mentioned, and believed he was drunk, sod
witness on being called on assisted to remove him.
Defendant said he would not go unless be had some
conveyance, either • carriage or cart. At last he was
walked home, staggering, to Mrs. Peter's. Did note's'
Abram. nee any violetioe.—On this Greening shook
hi' clenched fist at the witness.— Robert Plena spoke
to Greening having aseisied, but Abrams used no
violence.—Greening proceeded to examine the witness,
stating certain thing., which Mann said was a fabrica-
tion of his.—Greeuing pg.& applied for an edjourn-
went in order that he might get his witnesess.—Mr.
Plana said that he had seen one of the witnesses, who
would not come, he said, unison he had IL—Robert
Combat, who did not see the beginning, stated that the
constable took Greening by the collar, threw him back-
wards, and trod on his groin. Greening was not
drunk.—Cross-examined: Whams had been sum-
moned for drunkenness an October 16.--Greening wee
fined Cl 24., incluJing cos*, but allowed • week to
pay, or • fortnight hard labour in default.

Mr. H. Hinton, Crosse, Iladymtea. rol• I.
Mr. Frank W. Lair, Romeo.
Mr. R. Tregartbea, coastguard.
Mr. C. H Morsel, scarlet iu..urr.
Mr. R. Baugh. Papal body guar I.
Mr. K. Pearce.
Mr. Burob.ll.
Miss Tregarthen, Spanish riper.
Mr. Hamilton Smart, Italian Brigand.
Liro,..J. Brant, R A., Mai,-or-wrierman.
M's Tres artben.
Mr& Haim.
Ws. Alice Hodson, "Lorna Dome."
Mum Morgan, Rower girl.
Mr. Dade, erasing dram
Miss Dods, Boulogne flower girt

Besides the above, 'boot 30 or 40 ladies sod gentle*
men attended wbo had not written their Dames or
oostnmes on their tickets.
Dancing was kept up to an early hour, Mr. Robin-
son's band proving very efficient. The oompany had
the advantage of weather not vevevely cold and a fine
starlight morning on which to be driven to their
homes.

Tli• lottery was then proceeded with. and it canoed some
genuine fun. To me babies shoes and other Juvenile
requiremente fall to the share of individuals who do not
empire to the honour of peterimestifse wee rather amusing.
and in like manner various ankle. fell to the lot of peewee
who would be the last in the world to require them.
Some of the articlos were extremely handsome and well.
worth winaiag. Nearly .11th. stalL were cleared out.
The "To, Symphony" commenced the second part.
humorous composition is now getting pretty well
to Dorchester audienos• so it Is Midis merelencri
to comment muck on it. Kr. Morgan conducted. Kr.
Medea played the planotorts seeempanimeat ; Kr. Blake
first violia, and Kr. trans seemed the other instruments
were teken by_Kesera Ifooreit,A.R.aletiesed. lessy.o•l4e,
=ord. and Vass. Kr. Korean and Mims Bertha Trost
= moths due*, "0 that we Two were Marine is an
manner, the two voieee, well trained as they lire,
bleading admirably. Mrs. twersti rag the popular and
heekneyed those* extremely pretty song, "Ky
filrendroother's Okeir,_" la Iret-rate sty* and she
won Marti allelsasn The cloak "Albion on Thy Penile
Plains," was next ably sung by Mr Dards.' mul Mr.
Keegan. Kiss Brest gave • beeutilsl renclarlag of the
meg, " Bride Belie and in regrows to the eatheidestio
macere, sent Moser 's Disk smeg."The Minstrel 80,. Mrs.
Iverett read a seleello• from Mark Twain's " Tramp
Abused," in emit • maw that she caused a deal of
aninsement. The selselion was jedieloes aid well reed.
Kr. Morgan times gave la his well-known style " Irfool
Reek to Reek; for which he was warmly encored. He
then gave • siele-splittlag song in response, entitled,
" Little Tat GMT Ken," in whisk the merriment proved
very infection, and it gent the audience into ets of
accompanists during the erodes were : Kr.
Morgan, Kr. J Roltssee, Jun., Kr. Boyten Smite. and
Kr. Dude& We are Wormed • sun of about AK was
taken at the doors.