The second of the above fortnightly entertainments took place on Saturday There was a very good house, 4 the performance at the theatre hit. Mr. C. P. Burruex took the chair at 8.45, and after calling on the Rev. W. S. Herr to aller prayer, invited the meeting to join in singing Hymn No, 11, Mr. Suren then sang Die Bluhmnleid,"
I Mr. Deveney fuilowed with the recital tion, A ridiculous verse Suliet," which was ich appreciated: being recalled, he recited a short poem, having a teetotal tendency.—The skip: per and his boy "was very creditably rendered by Mr. Powell, and Mx, Ridgway gave "Hail! glorious' Temperance," in really good style, not allowing the energy due to the piece to degenerate into rant, an error tov frequently committed by reciters of ihat class of compusition.—Mr. imme afterwards sung "Des ins Aftera reading, entitled " Bishop Potts," had been given by Mr. 'T. ©. Marshall, Mr. Quinton sang "Just before the battle,
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