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

rageiliTATloir.—At a meeting of tile irrijk„i p
•nelit Society held at the Atisty Arum. 1, 04,4
Mr. Henry Wvtelfall, recritary, was
a ha..deonas e inloit old 11.1
.4 a mark of respect by the members of the 1,-..141.t.
Parkstone branches. The ink•tand was . • "'au
Mr. H. J. Norris of Coventry. 'Pi.las;•
NARROW ESCATK Yawl 14..wnixu.-0,
afternoon about three o'clock three youth. ue :640.
Humworthy in a small h at in a leaky
they ha net got far from thn ei.re when ti. 'l4
began to sink rapidly in five feet of wet..
Russell, muter mariner, heard their .rie,
and goon suoceeled in rc:c.ain; than
d‘uprouspoeition,- About *iv ;clock 11.4
ling while a by named Wilkihs, son of 4°. etht.
mariner, was flailing at the custom Iva 4wa.
accideutally fell int the wate7, an I, fort•li:tjeKls
Bosh, cuatims officer, was he ir an pr It,
part sous. wert
him to terra firma, little the wuree for his dip. N'S
BIBLK CLASS Coact:gr.—The nirtidse,, „i
street Chapel Bible Clue gave a succes.ftd `4l.5.
the schoolroom on Thararlay evenin.;, when
ataigin7naugmowfu"Peloaldtmued7usem•blm:l,7,ll:6„:„.was ezpecie4,
The reitatl,.,,wlrotsa
&ale ; but the peat fault of viol .4 the re ite
the inarticulate rendering tinir stspectiv7.-4
Mr. Willis soy accompanie.l the singer., Li .141.‘
tures av re well eel eted. 't he f 01..% IL.; 1.111,:44.
graturne l'au tl. Overture, Air. Math; put. 14,1
" :duce firat I saw your lace," ;54
• Nolo C. tin •," Mr. S. Kendall; song, '•
angels in," Muter Drown ;di dortii.•, " L. " lti
the tuiller of Malbtieol," Mr. Hart NLII. 4.1
Jacobs; part sung, " Lullaby,"
" Showman'.' con, t..1.ip," Mr. J. Best ;
ful dreann.r," Air. F. Hicks ; (,7-"q•
and IVo'sey," Mr. C. Bowyer and Al,.
solo, " The be 11.," Mr. C. Bowyer • ...mg.
the river side, lr. Brown. —Part 11. Overt ‘,4
; song, " Footsteps ..n the at Lila,"
part aoug. "Sporting trill-r," class ; a .fig, 11 yhal'4.
steal the roses," Mr. 'F. 11 itchy., k ; recitat.on,' LIZ
o' the diamonds," Mr. Bartlett ; "
Athena," 31r. C. Bowyer; recitation. " u"1
Hart ; song, Oh kiss and never t-II," Mr
d alo ;tie' "Sam Corlit's trial," Mei 5,55,16 W°
Hicks, Hitchcock, and Jones; part song .14
night," class.
Titer r FROM THE RAILWAY HOTEL —.At the
Podce.court, on Saturday week, bef re the Slapsjc
Curtis, Esq.), Alfred Brown, a bewaboy, was Lr.,.„;
up in custody charged with stead:se about 4 i,ea'Z
from the till of the Railway Station liotel.—,h,Z
Louisa Percy said she was in the employ ot
Winne, landlord of the Railway Hotel AL-L. 7
quarter to eight o'clock she was c unin,
stairs when she maw the prisoner coin ng out h„„
behind the counter, and when she runt up besQ
her if she wanted to purchase a paper. :As
told her mater what she hsl seen.-1 harts. Witt.
said his atrention was cAlled to the matter by th.
witness, and he inausediat ly went la:hind tie mink
and found both tills open, he exantitiel ttsu
missed between 4a. an.l rm. in silver. nue
half pennies in the drawer, but he could to-. say de654
the amount. He asked the girl who the el %mkt
she to!d him he was called "Captain Brown." Aluma
then at once went to the pwiceocation and lAN
information. He had been to the till eh .ut loge
five minutes before. The coins in the till cu,shteds
shillings, sixpences, and threepenny pi-ces. 1*„.,e4
7s. 61. in silver when he list looke i a th-tnsti
when he found the drawer open there wa. is;
P.S Braken said from informatim h rective ihe et,
to the primer's withers house, and it fin Ugh.
there he afterwards apprehend. d hitu i . lia4L-stiss
When the prisoner was brou4ht t the state is
acknowledged that he had been to the hails*, am
and stolen coin • money from the til . Wens. tie;
charged the prisoner a st -alio.: the in .cry, set,
sea Ching his pockets he foul ..n Inns sack,
in coppers. —The prisoner was :rounded till A1..4,.
his father bein4 bound over in ti, • sum .4 £lOl till
then appearance. —Tie boy Bo.ien was again or.,ap
up on Monday ts receive senteoce - the eiii,t4e A
Saturday having been given, the Bench saal the;.s
Wea a serious one, lint they were loth to .et.C.tas
yaung to prison, on that tui4ht have ti',
mor • beim twin good. It W4IS 11.11.6. for the
Inflict the pui.lhwiit of the birch.ro 1 oo
but in this ca-ti they would order th tae .t.
. . . . .

be Itkpt n prison till is ix cluck ih t
receive five i.t!okes of the hiteh-0.,i ft 011 Li I. Cr,
SHIPPING INTILLIGEVCE.—Artiot,', : Ay ;t-
N eir :outlet% Jet eey, , t'” t
Eagle, Hawth.toen,Southmtipt-i,
. . .

Alice, Dale, Dover, oilcalt.e • Pen-love, l.rai., 144
Ann, Balls, Newcastle, old.;
hainpt .n, wheat; Sarah An, 13,•,,tu, Yam iitt,
nil; Eva Maria, Niel:m.lo, Alt's, Illunaiu LOVA
Newcastle, coals. ith—Otnineleuden, Straitts, Ns
castle, coals; Admiral, lie.
Emma. Arvidsson, Southampton, bahast ; 'Aar,
Ansell, Southiunpton, i.il. sth Spirt,
Filmt r, Southampton, wheat; P
land, Three Sisters, Axon, Portsulou 1., ; A:tl2
Wy Perry, Sou, Lamp.on, ba la,t ; ,s,
Port mutb, potatoe,. ; Jane Gr ,y, Abi. •ti,
manure. 911 —Try Do, Deple.le, tet
NI) atery. Field, Shoreham, ballast ; I r ,'OnLaen
Plym.uth, general ; Diver, Pawe, Ya.n. Lt;
Clara Peters, 'q Mingo. Koningsb r 4,
Wooda, Portsmouth. nil. 10.11 -V !..r Mit
Plymouth, oilcaeo ,
_• try. P.t.t,
Newcastle, coals. 11. h—Moruing S ,r,
Suinierland, coals. 12th—Lliver, Peg !qt.
Agnes Ann Wignell, nicker. lint,: ru,
NApl,ta i, EV4III, Ya2moutli,
Filiner, London, clay; r. I'4l
COWIN, deals. 7th—En oeuny, thump. 11, Snideriaat
Dallas' ; thee-ge and Eliz tu, th, se,
manure v• Hopewell, Willa, Lond, at, cla ; Ci.yra
Sandy, Newcastle, balast ; Beattie, Rowe. l'ortsz.,r4
draiopipes ; Admiral, Benson Suuthatupt.u,
Emma, Conway, St. Helena, Seals •, Ann Eliztlett
Young. Shoreham, bricks. 81—Little Dore, Ku
way, Yarmouth, deals ; Providence, Feat, Ludt
clay; Wheatear, Wilkins, Truro, fl ,ur ; Bank
R *even, Runcorn, clay. 9:h Vigo, Erato,
Maria, Couream London, clay; Men, slora, Rcb
seetin; ballast; Neiro, Stid,er, Jersey, pips;
Gemming, Knight, se-king, btllast. 10tu—losna
Roberts, Runcorn, Susie, Clark, I. ,n lon, d.y;
! Frederick, Gear. Cowes, deals; Three So•t-r.', Mt
1 Lyme, nil ; Union, Soother., Runcorn, tl ,y ; Dherty,
Hawken, Bristol, clay. 11th—Brisk, Ma-ttr., Se*
age, nil; Unionen, P.-tersen. Stockholm. cite.
andWilliaw Mary Mary, Newman, Caen, ballest.; Lear
and Jane, Evens, 3 .uth tuapton, wheat.

NIUSICAL ASSOCIATI .N.—This
commenced its clover so recently s Christina.. f
haa now fairly estahlshed itsel as one
primary 1 naial inetitidions, thanks to the in ltfg:
able elf rts of the esteemed president, E. P. F.
pot., E.g., M.D., seconded by thei.e of its 6.4
condu,tor, Mr. Joseph surd). But is order thatto
success m.y be permanent there is something al
required than the were constant attendance ef
members at the rehear.als and that is the warn s'
cor It .1 support of the public on tho-ts occasion. rts,
the a.soci ...ion presents the result of their ear" e-t x.]
csreful study before them. It is to be regretted ta.l
there are many people in Poole who, from their .0
position, would be expected—but do not do so—to.,
the first to ,:cime I irward and show their opiates%
of that class of music which tends to ennoble thew;
and raise the thoughts of its hearers to hi,:her, bS,
and purer things. A. concert under the ausl,iees4S
association was given at the Town-11,11 on Instil,
evening, and the apathy we have before cen
was manifested in the meagre attendance nets:
gramme for the evening was well select' 1 aail
divided into two parts, the first consisting entirsiT "
Sir W. Sterndale Bennett's magnificent cattitr'‘
" May Queen ;" an 1 the second part heinz d
miscellaneous character. The pastoral it.elf
well known that it would be superflii.us were we Its
to attempt to go into any detail. The 9040,1
were—soprano. Mrs. Phil pits and Nliss Gill el; V,'
Mr. Stand y Higgins; contralto, Mrs. William.; bto
Mr. li. B Sedgfield and Mr. J. Laws. Mr. 8.4.1
and Miss " May Q teen" cannot he to. tiel'Z'
complimented on the excellent way they per4oso
their respective parts, and the applause loners!
given was well merited. Miss (lidera h. a ram
poesessel of a rich, clear, and well.cultivatel
and it would be difficult to .liecriminate in .112.1t'',..
ticular part her magnificent voice shon. to
advantage. Mrs. Philpots was entrusted with Pet',
the moot difficult parts of the work, her curfulrettl
ing of which was warmly appreci ited by the tual°
" It is jolly to hunt in the bri,ht moonlight: wag°
by Mr. Laws, but we think with a little 10
practice he might have been heard to grea.er
tage. "Shall a clown that. beauty
Sedgfield was not execute! in the manner that •
anticipatid, still it was fairly .1 . Wi, r Ind VII,
choruses we cannot but speak in eu.....;istic.
the excellent manner they were rendered
and the reo,arkable precision and beautiful b10"*".,,,
of the voices testified to the patiew study of
4.ltral 'swatter and also to the efficiency cf
as &conductor. After an interval of ten minutest;
close of the first part, the second part e
the rondo (Weber). and which, on a,c mid .4 tbe.',
Buttons run of semiquavers for the right hand. is e.•
moldy called the "movement perpetual." Tbtilj4
given in • masterly style by 111 r. Smith. 0
loudly applau ted. The first song in thi§
" Love the pilgrim," I.y Mrs. Cecil It. Netriutt,
was in splendid vice, and sang with pathetic n
nest and good effect, lier exquisite renderia,
song brought forth tool plaudits, which were c ,tlu!
till ale: appeared and gave soother
no less appreciated. The part song, " l."11`°,006
was followed with the air and chorus. " Intion d.,
the solo part being excellently rendered
Philpots. In none of the other part ~,naw.obs.
shown mots harmony than in
glorious sun," which was tastefully giv, I. I•
treat of the evening was Miss Gillar,l's re°'":„.ar
the next song "'llrne last chord," which fairly !;dri
the enthusiasm of the audience, and the s
applause otilv subtitled when Misa
repeated the laet verse, l'he serena'a,
the moonlight," was followed by the bass
mhishipmitc," for whic,. Mr. Percy
that power and force requisite for its faltb,"'os
WC The lively part song, "The urchin 0„ vS
having been given, • very successful ',N.:l'l'l'ooF
brought to • close by singing the Sati.'ol' 00;
Mn. Cecil B. Heeling presided at the pisa".,,,,sr
T. J. Duncan at the harmonium very
It ie too late in the day for us to say
of Mr. Smith, suffice it to say he wielded _4l
with his usual ability. Before the coomnesa,74
the second part of the concert, Mr. bon,/
delivered a short but interestiii. ahires ur;ort
1 and the Polio Musical Association. I" th. pist°
hie remarks be paid the aidience were
concert closed the third lemma of the esoci,, oft
he hoped that at the commencement 01 7.1. i•
season many new members would he c,,tr"`.00.0
objects of the society were the practi ,
oe 4
and the cultivation of a taste f
generally. In oincludon Nlr. 4mith-16" bee tra.,
this sermon to close without making Ittr:::s O,IS
Indebted we are be our worthy
Philpots for the existence f this aro°
first I hinted as to the desirability of
in Poole, Dr. Philpots at his ~an eipenseilfel:4'
biles in my harm calling a meotia4 st iary.
Hall of those willing to form • musical
response was not very promising. oull