The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-03 00:00:00

tics he desired to make was that, as Englishmen, they that below clearly .by it was done. This was, doubt.
should be proud of that social condition of thinfe lees, the outwits* of the queotiounhie advice given to the
whim' admitted of person rising firma a rompareura roofehl from he bench on Thursday eel by Kr. stone
priests o,4sin to the „vs, aret no, of the &we (ssu pdleo report). which fully corroborate.* all I have
state, and that, too, by the twee force of mina and said writtn "ire,. 'T.** "Miti'trt."4lb-leg to blame
applioaticet. That was a state of things which was the and all require ei• —"r's retuar.airdmhre very proper,
grewth of ogee, and the outcome of civil sod religions More ilhthanatetzwo'reo.iou* of • alth.tilirarp-htt.ractaevre. Pitteetretl
liberty. Such • coustitution Was surely worth pre- be of rery little s.rvice to • drowning us .ft If Mr. Farmer
wring. The second remark was that Um, egeadeet stood on .he go.y ond lid ,hat inuistrat... were
and most brilliant career hes an end. The illustri very dralrou. that hr oh 111,1 he sa.• I from drownint,
nemeernen Joe% removed having tilled his place, and and yet calmly remained standing sod refused to help in
dons his work had left the arena of a•nainc an geweealyv.. sir, actions speak louder thin words, a. d this
sad was to be laid "In his narro cell where the
„ - oft-repeated remark from the bench reminds 110111 Of the ~i6l
rude fere( -there of the hamlet sleep." All most ass. a lag that "pity wi,kout toilet is like mustard eit!itkat The lest observation be would mle was that it wee bee.
t
at ono, iespiriting and tpatifying to note how, in the Althfoilt it may peens s joke to nay that the May vI.
pressoos ol death and the close of • great life, the two helping the publican.. .till it is a sad fact thot they are
great Weigle ;girths who gubicd the destinies of this h..th striving ... rid Poe (nut th g opal temperance
country and empire conl.l cordially mate in showing woriusis the ISalve i,n Arm• ;if no., why do we een such
woofs of irtunid 1 n le ten o. the modstrates am
bosour to whom honour was due. It was exurevive
their wonotedul prorieoiatinn, arc,rd ng ,0 Mr.
of that noble generosity of sentiment for which all true g!..ne's ',enema, we.l bed. The at of to p dim in going
Brimlishus it were f enous. As he had said the occur. on the nu ‘y end taking the a.m., f all the members of
moos was to be considered • national truniale. Might t Av.y• • boo prr.ri.t, and t oz. Id- by. ,mplero
it be over-rued in the providence of Aluddhty G 4 by if thee rein.jegoi 110. nine their i.am, s would he rat.m
that forbearance and cordial Glib., ad kindly ,on- I aloo. I. not thio poweeittio sod alt.:014+000T Not •
'Adoration for %Aber*, whirl,, were the cAaracteriatite of 0n..01,0i of reltitio iltlefnl I Wll • ',eh act. .triko
• trolly groat people; and might Rnglenti mien.,is want ooferelo itiliugn ip• h rsil.aia or civil, and ani.t be
it separate very tripod*, •S it,
• sooeseeion of toes ti • tract, under God, the affairs kg ,yor and mys• f wove leen for rm many year,. The
of the state, and who should proce thrtnaelrus to be Aro, has leen th. modlis of leolamsint over 50 drunkards
by thome eternal and Chile tan principles drawn in Pole mine, and 'don :log them to Chi.. and curdy 1,
the Bible, which had hith, to proved the secret I. • 'kern, that • Chrption men sueul d soy. "There was
sad the source of litngland's rest ea, no religion In It."
•i dent lima of Marie
THE AMAMI DitialaTlCl COIIPAXY.—The amateur Th4,happy.fnat:,;ndrhoteom.i.a sigandie"ta all the unkind and
" Deimos" gave two entertmihmei.ts during Hester *P
Pe
. rldnege. oh•ch Per, against Item.
week, under the patzwage of the member for the untie
"A Wet Il.n "a eel len ly • :It'd h.; his identity
troZh and nahare. the Proceeds being devoted to the thould knessa, end 1 1 se. rat his pr. judiced
of Mn. Read and her family whose husband ierra,ka with no nether noti e.—Y u s tru
was resently killed at Torquay by • blow from a JOHN J. NORTON
cansten bar. Conoidering superfluous pocket-money
had fur the miwt port g no in the varied attractions of
Easter Monday. the au Beatles were better than might
have been espected, is, f mt, on W.-duesday there wet
• restAy id house. he performances were of the
usual °Dian character, and dies fo. th
thunderone appletue, a great I;roadaworri
not so easy • perf..rmanoe sa it might L. k—betwoen
the Mtwara. Stephens going dow.. itataftraely tit- first
evenini!, when was pl .yed the greot iiou. ic .1 dram .
"The Mooting Bosom •," or " lb.. arced .ge Woman,"
with the following one :—Angensoff (Captain cf the
ifewouw), Bro, C. Stephens ; lidisrwricemactipArrizilwoff
(aillytee.Blrlit &tonna% I. Mr. W. Tingle ;
(so orphan), Bro. J H..t; Jack Junk (a
British eoldlor), Bro 0, tepbons, ja... ; Ben Bunting
(les shipmate). Bro, W. Situ-; fileri-tte (ite mysteri-
ous woman), Mies A. Stephens; Chriatine (Wei.n-
stwit' daughter). Miss J. Stephens ; sailors, marital*,
ko., by several young g. atlemen of P-ole.
As Jack Junk, a British sailor. Mr. C. Stephens,
jun.. very ably rendered one of his favourite °hot...e-
tas,. while Mr. i !. Stephens made a fe.ocious A,nger.
. _ Aar The be 'there New well backed up their chief

—Tao 'lda- solo. caplt.4 dresses, fa.biuned-Wp-o;- Cie
recognised piratical style, the work of Sin. Stephens
=mood to make up as cut-throat a looking gang as
one would wish—or ea, 11.. r the revere.—to meet Miss
A. &spines and Miss J. Otairheos, as usual, played
very painstakingly in their respective parts, as did
Mr. Hart in hi.. Several song. by Mr. Stephens, sod
• hornpipe by Ur. C. Stephen', jun., which always
goes down with a maritime audience, prepared the
way for the faros. the Captain's Not Amiss. in which
the characters were as follows :—General ttormwell,
Mr. W. Tingle; Albert (his body guard), Mr. S.
Neer ; Captain Ernest Daring, Mr. C. Stephen', Jun.;
Jan Stocks (his servant), Kr. C. Stephens, son.;
Ltadlord of the Eagle Hotel, Mr. J. Hillier; Emily
Sturmwell (seine), Mir A. Stephens; Fanny (her
..,rant). Mise J. Stephen.; Mary (the landlord'.
daughter). Mies. 8.. Leigh" Mies A. Stephens and
MM. J. Stephens had the chief share in this, donnir g
aide attire, the former eliciting roars of laughter by
her well-ected timidity, when celled upon to fight a
duel Mies li. Leptis (another of the diver Stephen'
family, if we olsteke not,) ale, deserves • word of
pram* for the aelf-pnaseeseti and very creditable wan-
I,,which she ho.• her first appearance upon the
betide. On Wednesday there wes played the nauti-
cal dream, "T • sea, the sea, or the 00r1U1
which we notted at langth locos weeks ago. It la
seacleat tre bey that everything went wit bon a bitch,
and the certain descended, amidst well. deserve
Harm Helm (Mr. C. Stephen*, jun.), as
Vorbliought down the house with his true British
seaman's isayi. ga MA. C. Stephens, as the comic
individual, drew forth rears f laughter, and Mr.
Tingle wes again to tbe It 14 in whet is eydendy
carefully studied part. "Old curion-.' A sailor's
Nornpipe, by Moen% Stephens sad hos, was well
executed, and Mr. C. ,tepbens was 'ace again to the
.delight of his hearers, the Inv,. poonible Lehdy-do. A
tares entitled "A Lawyer in a Fix" wad then per
-
trimmed. The cberacten as f 'lidos :—Lawyer
threw am (a knowing g 14 leman), Mr. J. Hart; Mr.
.1x.11(a wealthy bachelor), Mr. W. . ingle; Bill.
late (a general dealer), Mr. C. 4tephens, *en., Mr..
"Tirii man (krusekee a Graball). Mr. hens,
jun.; Ja..• rives. tapple (servan ). Mies Tuts
• was mint Ily yloye I throuabout. and kept the noway
to hoe dition .1 • oar. We are gl .1 to say the com-
pany were all- to band Over a well • :Griot hi •uns t
idn. Head, althoust, lb. were heavy.