The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-08-01 00:00:00

WIXBORNE.

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NATIONAL AND SUNDAY Seim°Ls.—The annual treat in
connection with the above schools is announced to he
held in the lease, lent for the occasion by Mr. Smith, on
Friday (to day). The hand of the oth 1).11V. will head
the procession round the town and return to the field,
where various amusements will be indulged in.
POLICE Comer, Monday. Before the Rev. G. V.
Garland.
Riehanl Prwidley. of Lytchett Matravera labourer, was
charged with using threatening language towards his
wife, Sarah Protidley.—lt appears that they are both
addicted to drink, and live very unhappily together.--
They were both reprimanded by the rev. gentleman, and
the prisoner was bound over in his own recognisance of
.ClO. to keep the peace for six calendar months.
SuNDAT SCHOOL FETE.—By kind permission of the Earl
of Shaftesbury the Sunday school of the Witnlorne and
Cranborne Wesleyan Circuit had • festival in St. Giles's
Park. Cranbrime, on Thursday. The railway companies
issued cheap tickets, and the result was there were about
1.000 visitors, biaiidts the school children. Previous to
the tea, which was lamely attended, the Rev. It. IL
I Burton. ILA.. of Portsmouth, delivered a capital address.
At the evening Meeting a.bire..es were given by the
Revs. T. Rateliffe, .I. Payne, and It. It. Burton, and Mr.
W. M. Jackson. Two bands were present. and there were
various amirements and sports. Cheers were given for
Lord Shaftesbury. together with thanks for the UM)
of his park for the outing.
oth IL IL V.—The annual Inspection of this Couipany
took place on Tue.lay last. Capt. D. Loyd-Jones was in
command. There were also present Lieutenant Rawlins
Honary Assistant Surgeon Parkinson, 7 Sergeants and II
rank and file, total, SI. The l'onipany paraded at 7 pan.,
and marched to Mr. Herder's field at Leigh where they
were drawn up into I.ine, and noon Lieut. Col, Stewart
(who was accompanied by Adjutant Mount-Batten) enter-
ing the Field he was received with a general salute. After
very closely examining the accontrenients he. The
Company were put through the skirmishing Drill and
after a good hours, work the Company was addressed by
the Colonel who spoke in very complimentary terms upon
the cleanness of the mei?:

QCEEN ELI ZADICTICS FREE ( ;SIAM MAR SCHOOL— On
Friday the prises were distributed to the boys .4 this I
school, prior to the vacation, by the Rev. Ihtwson Darter,
vicar of Canfonl Magna, who delivered an interesting
speech on the subject of education. The school was
decorated for the occasion with Hags, lie., and there was
a large attendance of the parents and friends. The school
has of late made considerable progress. From the report
of the examiner thorn exists the best possible discipline
in the school, and the staff employed consists of gentle-
men of first-rate ability. The following is • list of prizes
given :
Ifxkibitions—Exhibition of A:3O per annum, tenable at the
school, 0r52 one of the Eitiversitiva, for three yeas, 11. Salter;
exhibition of £lO per annum, tenable at the school for three '
years, IL Plumptre ; exhibition of 130 per annum, testable at
the school for two years, W. Bartlett. Prizes -Head Master's
prise for Divinity, F. Davis. Clamies -Upper sth Form, A.
Salter; lower sth Form, K. P:umptre • 4th Form, H. House ;
3rd Form, li. Joseph god Font,. F. TUnthull and G. Ilarri4 ;
Ist Form, E. Thring. Iffillish -Upper sth Form, .1 Keynes;
Lower sth Form, S. Ilallatood ; 4th Form H. House ; 3rd
Yonn, 11. Joseph; tnil Vonii, W. Wyndham; lot Form, T.
Laing. Mathematics Firer 5111 Form, A. Salter; Lotter sth
Vona, S. llahgn.sl ; 4th Form, tW Bell anal E. Havtion ; 3rd
Form, not awaited; bid Form, IE. Coleberti and .1. Iteedie
Ist Form, iC Ellis sod r. Laing. French rimer sth Form,
F. Davis; Lower sth Form. •S. Ilalsgood and W. ; 4th
Font., 11. Fripp ; 3nl Form, W. Ease; !nil Form, tE. Coleberd
and F. Rushton ; lot Font), E. Thring Wril,oqand lira•e-
ing Mr. RoWe's lance for writing, E. Colebenl ; sans.' prize
for tinnily,.. T. Low ; Sir. TiMies prise for sketch from nature,
•13. Ilabgit:l4l and A. Itudden. -Names id boys who are con-
sidereal worthy of special c, 1111 l nundation Dirinity J.
Keynes, A. Satter, 11. Timing. IL. Plumptre, and S.
Classic.- 11. Salter. E. Purcell, It. Plumptre, S. Nouns:, 11.
Flip,', W. lime. 11. lonian, W. 1311gdell, and II Jennings.
Einglh —J. Compton, W. Bartlett, 11. Frill,, A. Biddle. G.
Harris, F. Turnbull, C. Hole, E. Timing. Mathematics—M.
Baiter, E. Purcell, G. Carter, T. Laing, W. Way, and E.
Thring. French—lC. Purcell, It. Pluinptre, 11. House, 11.
Joseph, W. Smith, T. Laing, and li. Jennings.
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• liisqualified by the rule which forbids that the AMMO boy
should receive more than two prism. 1 Disqualified liy age.
Disqualified through not having been sufficiently long at the
school.

A BRANCH OE inc PORSICT Faigatity SOCIETY has been
established in this village, for the benefit of those who
decline joining the local club.
THE PRIMITIVE Ilsgriienisrs of this village lield their
annual camp meeting on Sunday last. Tim Pm part of
the day was spent in holding services in a field, but the
evening addresses were delivered at the cross tree. A
great number of persons were present. The chief speakers
were Rev. J. Leach, Messrs. Cook, Brown, and Morris,
The evening gathering was for missionary purposes, and
Mr. (1, Pitman was chairman. Sankey's and, other hymns
wore sung with great spirit.