The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1859-01-18 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

ERR. CONCERT. —On Monday evening the lovers of music bad a rich treat afforded them by Mr. R. Eyers' annual concert, at the Townhall. The list of arti4es included Madame Amailie, if Her Majesty's Theatre, Madlle. Sedlatzek, of the Italian Opera, Mr. E. Reeve., brother to Sims Reeves, Mr. Allan Irving, of Her Majesty's concerts, awl Mr. Henri Iziurent, the eminent composer and pianist, who, with Mr. H. R. Eyers, and Mr. Eyers' Quadrille Rand, formed a troupe never equalled in Poole. The programme consisted of selections from the English anti Italian Operas, with a few of the choicest English songs and ballads, most of which were rendered by the different artl4e4 with third. hog effect. The performance On the Pianforte by Mr. H. It. Eyers was received with rounds of applause, while the execution of some appropriate music by the Quadrille Rawl was admirable. The attendance was not au numerous as might have been expected from the nature of the entertainment (demi. _ .  Puttrit.—Monday. (Before the Mayor J. W. Martin, EN.) Jane Ga token was brought up by I'. C. Groves, charged with ;tailing a small loaf of broad and a piece of pork, the property of George Batchler, grocer, and was remanded till Thursday, when she was again brought up, and the prosocutor not appearing, she wiis discharged.- —A melin !lemony, was smninoneil by Jemima Brown for an mimic Case dismissed, the expenses to be paid between than. A 1T1.31 PT TO COMMIT Scutum—On Saturday week a WOlllllll named Summers, attempted to coin• mit suicide by cutting her throat. It appears the woman and her husband had been spending the night with a few friends, when between 5 and 6 o'cltstk they went to their bed ; they hail not been in bed more than half an hour before an alarm was given that the w.,,, had cut her throat. 51r. Wed, 11111711011, WU shortly in attendance and mewed up the wound, She had several times during the day and night Mid she would cut her throat, And when the W1,U11.1 11441 Weil WWII up she clip:eased her deter utination ti rupunt the act. No reason can he aseigneil for this rash Rd, beyond the fact of the woman being intoxicated. • '  Saturday evening week, an eld woman named Brown, living in ri+h Street, WA/ in the act of dudeeieling the gape leading to a cellar in her holm, when her foot slipped, and caused her to fall, fracturing her log. Nleilieal ',distance wan promptly procured, and-the fracture reduced.  l'iiecuier, • Mr. Evers' vowed hero WA/ Wtill lAAAWIIi/oi, MAI thu yrourninine, ao far aa the admire, hle vocalisation of the lady, Nimbus'', A limbo, awl Mr. Allan Irving went, exipsisitelY performed. The first pert consiated of compositions of HAIN, Schu• beet, Verdi, and Utility. Rarely are the provinces treated with the opportunity of listening to the roc erfully sweet intonation and 11C. annitlialnal 4.llVOntion of Mrs. Amadir. Mr. Irving Is a Ilrin and powerful liamo of the flrat order. The ' heat effort of Nle K. ROOVUA WAS wills Nle. Ivring in " A ll's well ;" but it CAMMA lie said that both ' gentlemen gave an equal degree tif satisfaction. A gentleman announcea U Nlone. Laurent slid hie duty as an acominani.t to perfection, whilst the pianoforte performances of Mr. Eyors' sons in.) the Wearillii Rood were As WMAI the Mr reo,llo of the evening. Cordielly ilo we thank Mr. Kyere for his efforts to give ila all ANIMrd treat in this locality, and we wish him oven butter success nest year. Prrtv demostoxii, Jan. 14.--01efore Charles Parke f( hairman). the