The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-03-01 00:00:00

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TUE ROBBERY AT MR. THRIBTLE'S.

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li, Mrs. , song, "The White
1), Mr. . . rriman • pianoforte
_ ihallsay • song, ' Homeward Boum.,
*ex L. Robinson • duet, "The Gipsy
An" ), Miss licilni and Mr. Crump •
''-The % rest , ' Mct. Parn,, Mr. i hick, and bt,'
Akogjinan ; glee, hcre are Thou, beam of Light r;
choir; song, " Tom Bowling," Mr. W. (lark ;
"Home they brought her Warrior dead" ( I.
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(onco "Jack's Yarer Mf. H. -Find; song.
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song. " Altki Lnvil .SYse," nbuir ; song, '21114 i?arm.
yawr tonnoreo, Nkf• Y. A. iYmt i 1m1," The
Watchman's Song, choir; " Liod. mave the Queen."
mus Itorpbaikav, of DorctittiF, nu Up TALpidoes.ankt.
,The"preScdocis aie to be a led f 4 be of the
aura choir. The awn of was akin for

PLIDDLETOWS.
ItICATISGS WTIII IYloll.4.—Tien lint OR social
entertainments for the present season w 'ven in
the sehn:lnwwn on Friday evening. . The Twee were
well tilled with an appreciative audience. The pro-
graintnc, whieh was a muat.attractire the, was opened
mall brilliant pineinfyrte dnet. by the Misetp_Ebirley,
'which' elidited warm applanse. Mts. 'Williams.
FreeMan.contribirted tw , solos, whieltadded_Lniterially
to the Oeuvre of the ' proceedings. MN Kent
(T)eirlistli) also rendered a NOIO most ereditably. Mh.,
13r ewer. who alwis, s retedify gives her itethEin.ft on
thesio -occashms, ably accompanied the tonnes* *los, ae
well as most of the others. The Rev. If: E. Freeman,
who met, with a very cordial m.-_ption; read a •ece in
maduirlir style, • which 6.0~ met poet . ion.
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Mr, Gillinghatb, o made hi', efehvit ho this ion,
'rendered Mk piece eapi_tallv, keeping the w , in
continued laughtsr. hD•''.llß. Seettlind Mel inkin also
mid •Serne'itininsing•ind interesting selection., cub
iheidgioddlytaasVdeol., The instrumental quartet was
nicely execu thdie *lie tnnk 1111"1111011r. 13. wt,
sang his solo capitally, beincansompanied with 'much
precision by Miss Kent. Mr. T. Scutt rendered his song
with much taste and feeling, the accompaniment being
taken by Miss deponent: these of Mr. Atkins and Mr.
Geyer were alen increedieiglY well rendiered• Therecita-
tiun sof Mr. W. Toms *sere given with trueelecutilnary
power, and were much appreciated. The comic element
in the hands pr tide well itnown vocali t was well main-
tained; whether in, maid to "get My" or 1110. broad
humour of which)"e Is such b. capital exponent We
are requested to thank thdee ladies and gentlemen who
have ao kindly talon pert in thew) entertainments ;
alas Mc W. E. Brymer, M.P., for the loan at the
school. Perhaps it may net be out of placate mention
here that Mr. 'Toms intends giving his animal concert
some time duriag liasterliidei is the second put of which
he Will introduce his original Ethiopian troupe. We
append the progr.ainon ;—Pianoforte dmet, "Alio.
Fivart, " fantasia on the popsies' Alkyl MO . ffenbach's
"Opera' bCt' lianrY Par.)Ctr. the M asejlehiir4; read.
fog, "at Happened . ' Boy., F. B. / ,; song,
"I cannot Sing the Old Songs, " Mrs. Mien's.
Freeman • song, --" The Brewer's Only Daughter, 'Mr.
Best ; recitation,Thirset Dialect (encorci, "Excelsior-I,
Mr. W. Toms ; song, "Seafaring Song" (enehred), Mr.
T. Elchtt ; song, "The Jolly nillor " (inscostd), Mr.
Atkins • reading, "The Irish Schoolmates," Mr,
Gillintiare :inetrumentetqutrtet, "Op Popular Airs,"
from awl's seiectinn, Messrs. W. Gower (violin). S.
Burden jpiaossio). ,F. Hand - Oulu), and .T. Antell
(vidloticelln) ; song, "A Solemner shower" (encored),
Miss Kent; reading, " A Parish Dialogue, ' Mr T.
Scutt sopg, "The VOW Jolly Smiths" (encored), Mr.
' Glover ; tong (in chsfrao‘er), "Shame" (encored). Mr.
IV, Tome • reading, "I 'Connell and his (J d," Mr.
' lisalfht haw, "The TbreePishetntan "(laleothdj, Mrs.
' Williams-Freeman ; song, (patriotic, in C r,
' encored), Mr. W. Tenn ; ficale, "God .itawe the
Queen. "

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