The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08 00:00:00

WIZBOILIIII.

Accinagt.—We are sorry t , hear that Mr. James
Rog, re, toy deal..r, .1 West-street, and who I. well
known at all local fairs, faes. ,tc., on his return
journey from Poole, had the misfortune to seriously
fracture one of his logs. Having been placed under
midi& treatment, it is hoped be will speedily receive.
Maack lur.—On Toe...ay evening our local /rim
of Rifle Volunteers mustered pretty fairly at the
Armoury. and hl a march out into the country,
under tho command of Lieut. Rawlins. The band
warn in atttn lam., and put martial life and spirit into
the men. _ _ _

1 OTrPorri Inettoaraticer.-The footway opposite the
police-stall as has lotely been much improved, the old
hedgerow having been rooted uo, and light eutmtantial
Iron Irwin; viewed by Bartlett and Co's. foundry.
The foot•ay Lowish wider and more plea...ant. The sett
thing r. quire! leo the long r raked-of asphalted path.,
ANctierr Danitt or Fogrargsta-Forestry is no
ors:ant:rain which is finding Ps way into the four
.lumrfvr. of the globe. Since it vor.as estahli-heel in thio
two, it Ite-, nonto marked progres.. Not oati.fieel
with what could he done immediate y under their
evee, the local C •urt boa pu•hesl its soy into village.
of S varminster il areholl, setting up "Court Fienbory ;”
and, in the oppo.its direction, it e tahlished "Court
Hainpreeton.” Not Ion.: since, Horton, with its. 'doer
hamlet., waa considered to he lbe right ;Arse to plant
the ',tender& Snell havios.: been tl.m*, the little one
is steadily increasing in member, and wealth. We
nerewith apoenel the ba'ancs-rbeet and • tatement of
ice 'unto of Csurt " Monmouth Ash." No. 7093. fr •in
51areh. 1883, to D•rernher 314., 1883 :-1144ceipts :
Contrdrution 4 tin lon I uneral fund only. £1219.. 44.
Kapendito.e : 1044iet Bill-June, 15. ; relept•robsr,
11.. ; December, El 60. ; balanc., 1:10 Od. 4,1. ; total,
£l2 19.. 4. Nlan•gement Fun 1.-Cash rer.ornd ou
Account of men.beree c entributiona, ft 19.. 10 t. ;
entrance fees, E. 3 10..; nomination Funeral ',nod,
41 6d.; te tel. 12 14s. 4.1. Expeueli'ure : Levy to
I ristrict Monovement Fund, 64. ; High C out Distress
Fund, 1.. 61. ; regali• box, 1.. ; secretory'. a.larit
17.. 61.; rest of room', 9..; coo-Is from Dietrict
£8 6s. 141 ; tot•I, 4EIO 4.. 1•1.; halanee .:u t
Doetrict. D. 14.. 61. Total worth f Court Deeemlrer
314, 1883 : Sick end Fu ',rat Fund, CIO Os, 11. ;
treamarer'• hands. CIO 04.1 1.-4bphen 18 .11 end J.,ho
Dicks os audit 're ; John Biel:top, secretary. We
must c-rtainly take this op,ortunity of c argrat 'toting
the peat an I ',repeat Chief Ranger., of "
Albert.' on the aucees, amen liner tneir uoterin; roil
for the promoti .n f their Order. Bro. .10Isn Bishop,
the indefatigable secretary, although Intl ring coa.
olderably during the part twelve mouth. wieh
and family affliction of the severeot type, has
endeavoured to carry out the dutisa t the sotisfac.
tioo 'et the members generelly.-Coart " Albert,'
No. 4,408 hoe recently issued its balance-eh...et and
statement of account. from December 314, 1882, to
1)0a-ember 314, 1883. Fr in, It we gather thr follow-
ing figures :-The Sick and Funeral Fund shows much
too-have been paid out for sickness. The income of it
is realised from contributions and entrance fees,
amounting to £293; interest on monies invested
£25 Is. 61.: rent of property. Eli 10..; adding to
this the balance in hand £1,160 19.14 91., a total of
£14503 141. 31. is realised, out of which, after paying
a2/7 31. am nick pay to members and oeveral di otrict
items, a favourable balance of £1,213 18., 31. remains.
The management fund it made up with members'
subocriptions, amounting to 1.33 14.. 81.. and various
other items, •moryst which is a douatina of £2 2..
from Lord Wimborne aft-r the payment of the
several dernsod. • balance of 12 31. 11d. remain, Tire
suimidiary benefit fund b•gan the year with a balance
, of 228 12t. 21. in hand, since that period 1:4 4s. 01.
was gathered in the latinster on Hoopital Suuday,
which makes it £22 161. 81. After sending £ll.. 11.
tr the Dorset County Hoepital, awl El lc 31., t
the Beth Mineral Waters, also 30se to member.,
there is a remoras of £2B 3.. id. The tatal worth oef
the Cruet is invested a. follows :-On mortgage £423;
..n freehold property, OW; and £4Bl Os. 31 in the
Notional Bank; also £37 Cr.. in the t-eseaurer'. hoods.
During the year there ham been a total gain of
bs. 11(1- One noticeable drawback on the funds
I. the amount paid to sick members, no less than 38
having received benefit therefrom during the year
The total number of days of sickness experience.
during the year was 3.092. Bro.. J. Baker and E.
Bartlett audited the accounts. All information
romposting the Order will be cordially given by
the secretary, Mr. J..be Bishop.

Was held at the Assembly-rooens of the 801 l Hotel at
noon a• a '• hen:yearly ordinary genet.," when J. P.
F. Gundry, Esq. (the Deputy-ltioaliman) presided.
There were pressent—bisesrs. W. H. Chick,
Sottill, J. Legg, and B. D Thornton, director.;
Maisie W. Collo:, O. A. Samson, W. Kuight, B.
Bryant. J. A. Collision, R. Tucker, J. C. Laroombe,
C. Yelstone, A. W. H. Daninpra, S. Whetlism, H.
Good, C. Edmunds, and N. M. Is eight (escreforl).
Toe following was the repot t if the Directors :
" Your Directors or. pleased to announce that ths web
of the new line to the II trbour are no. conip:eted, sad
hat,. been otteried by the laspetor app,outrai by the
Beard of Trade, and • oertiflcate will be obtained ha
doe course authorising the opening of the lins. It is
therefore arranged that the line shall be open for nubile
traffic on the 31st Karel inst. The exesoditur• re
selic sent of the new line is entered in the wettable up to
the 31e1 December lees, and the D rectors mer ...testes
lost on lloally e coming thi. scconet it will be foetid that
the exoendi,ure hat been keit withis the origins!
eetimate. Your Directors deeply regret the lies by ds.tai
1111100 the 4,4 h•l-reerly rue/ding ot one or their nowt.
—Kr. Rickard Francis Roberts, who, daring his directof'
slap, rendered the cocep•ny vrry v•lttabbs ••statenea
They have appointed I. his place Mr. Jobs Petard
Buttill, of Bridport, otarebant, e gentleman in whore they
have cdnedence. Mr. W. 11. Chick end Mr. J. P.
Rettig are the ter, Ti ',eters who new r. tire by rotet llt
end they bare each given n0..0s of their Intention to olfw•
theui.elees for re-election. Tee Ddeeters 4,0 rig.. lOm
las by dab since the last meeting of Mr. Frederick
Goal, who h. been a in et . those t and •alu. •od,AY
or ili• • oapaos were ,i • 'unitei Tie, Ihr.r ..e..
berint spelt. tl to the 1:1 ,artl o' Trade ti • P... I. 011
auditor for these secant. to 611 lb* • arAnCir for the ties
being caused Ly Kr 11. Go, re death. tt.el Lat• OP,
pois.tid Mr. 11. Good, of West flay. for th • patois-. ”Y
it will rest with the proprietors at t len. me tier to @Pet
ea
&wilt , In the Mace of the late Air V. G eel. Mr.
Stephen Wbetheie, one of th i eurlltnts ret,re hy r..t aloe,
and offers himself for re-shorties: The Dir• ctors re-
commend for the half-year • dividend on the Peelle:llPd
Slate. ‘t the ousel rat., of 6,6, and I per rent. p r
•onniti respect:l,lr, lees i CHU. lox, arid On tie Ortmary
Shar••• at th i rate of I pr.r cent. per •i,,,Au r
income Lax -
On the motion of 111,. Guiliar, soc ,tale.l lir 31,
'JOU. the seal was affix,' to the regie Cr. I pref.. e '.
oho. ehddere, and "II the rtio'lo4 I,t Mr. CHica,
seconded by Mr. THORNTON, the peel wer stfitrti to
the register of ordinary she/eh. blare.
lb. Ciialior its then moved that the repent and
accourt., which were satisfactory, be received a, d
adopted.
imlin I. would say • few word. relative to t
Mr. GCNIIRT said that be thought perhaps on It
oc e
ex' ension of the Weft Bay Railway. fie el, th .ozht
... they should c indratulsta Gemmel.. on the slit' I
things presented to Vain,. For the last few year.
thili had been psi log through • cri I. in the hiatory
of the railway, bet he thought the general elite ,d
thing. was most satisfactory ti the shareholder• lit
h tp...d • c inlider•hle amount id etiocee would stteoi
the opening that day of the exteneien of the line to
West Bay, to which considerable expense had bee
Incurred. 115 abso referred with ph...re to the
amount of capital which bad been estimated by the
engineer for the construction of the exten.ioa wadi
not be excee led. (Hear, beard It. then re'''''
--menile.l that a dividend of one per cent. ha
paid to the
In your het weak's paper you had a short letter shareholder.. In cenclusion he referred t i the ado.
on the above quietion. signed '' One who WAS there." feet try .t ite of the traffic epic the Hoe between
ahown
It would seem, Mr: E liters that lit, short vffusien, Maid.in Newton and B i Iport. which. alth ,uth it had
I
i:ny
"ntesd a inducing coolies. and callectednees with a eligl,t decree., &Hinz the past year. h"
t who were WILMA, had quit, a coat airy effect again shown an increase during the past three menthe.
Inidead of • inestiug of ratepayer., a. It prop irly He aim referred with ple.wo to the fart that the
should have been. anylan ly nal eve -ybody were permanent way ha I been repaired and e insidrratill
provide improved, and with • few general remarks, truddod 10
1 follower! admittance is i long as the hall would
1 standing room for them. What waa the consaquenos '1 renewed and Inereerte.l prolowrity to the 8ri.11.111
I wool I Imre say tha result or consequence was—one Railway Comp ny. Mr. Gun by c ncluitil • met
a the weft uproarious, uncivilieed, awl umgentlemisii- able and let irating speech.
like vestry meeting. It is passable to i onceive. Net I Mr. Trcirge move I, and Mr. FrINT •NIS wen:Kiel.
only so, but it was at Intervale irate a onweiled and it was coned.
affair, over which the respect, I disarms° id the meet: lb. CHAIRMAN moved the rwelectioo iif hit. W. If.
wiwiddic,yoryisi.,,,lerruatnierio. had great Chick as direct. r, seconded by Mr. faro:. n I carried.
,in,eg .y.,wuirth,:inuuicih,l,p
it: iieLirci
diffieoltY ha maintainiwr or her. Throlich the medium and on the m dine of Sir. !Aim 31r. .1. P. Sutliff
P.,,mi41, n, (Meyer) wa, alai reoipp ilia.; a direetor.
I won.' lack what right ha. " erra,..i boy.," .' appreh.. On the motion of the CHAPMAN, oar woke! by.
Meat: " eholi a...i'amtv." 'lcing volunteer recruits VIVIVINS. Mr. S. Wbetham wasi re: tinted an lit 1.
Is uniform," or pore°us under tho luti lonce OPf let xi. ant Mr. 111. Gond era., on the mlios of MT. 1.1041.
'SOU., 1.. attend awl interim; t ti,, iroiesedinire seconded be Mr. hi letitun, elect d auditor.
of a meeting, whi,ab, if but 1., ail-wird, wou'd, . Oath, mai in of 31r. Danes.. .ecouil.d by lidr.
In all probability, ha.. been characterised by • KNIOHT, • cordial vote of thanks was prwestqf to Mr.
good chore of forbearance and C. 41110.112 teener, awl the °w.f.., foe prosiding, when the meting el...ed.
business. not protracted to any unpleasant boor. it. The band of the Ist D. H.V. eecorted the dirt ctore
that an it war, I will leave your many readers to anal sharehold-ra of the C mien. y, I, sp thee with the
judge for theineelv. By the bye, I would, for the i Mayor and Corp 'ration, from the Bull AO lb°
Protection of order at future meetings, miggest the I East-road Station, where a special Woos t was
following Idea, which I think would art at an ' ffrawn up to convey timis to Wait Ila ... i
dlootuoi raimtd7 " /Or the ipaos of KI missals I ins • Paidlend ago, Ares pewee Whig
"Etta
Pervious to the begiughe et 14,1 ye*, nos** ill Arab pacl64 roigag, she mow

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w.pwrg Railway OunpsnY. As the !oda m". 4. °°, of th• school children ie the Ones • bun bus sad ••
aatio. fog exploded. sou •Vn• thee, omega 4.06, and to give them a gratuitous tido pee
also piiiad a lb. lb" atW"I Bay Station. rail to West Bay. It is ntiedless for us to state that
67: arriving at the latter statioo the band again the MU* on.. looked forward to this treat with glad.
,truk 4'some lively airs as it second tint oompany some sotlcipatioo, and, la this jovsolls army warn
lUDeb•oo. arrayed In front of " Koleht's 801 l Hotol." and then
busily rationed by Mr Ho M. Knight ani Mr.
. . . . •

TIN PUBLIC 1.1/XCHIIOII
hes held at West Bay at 2.30, where H .st W. Trump,
of the Cross Key., the wellAnown c starer for the
diomct, laid • none repast on the table.. Covers
wore Placed for 150, sad nearly that number eat down.
Tre 51av or of Briciport pr, sided. supported by Mr.
y, p. F. Gondry, Mr. Peodelli Rails, M. F. for Wall-
woes& Mr. Alinander Merrick Broadley (4enior
c,„aemal for Arabi Pegs), Hon. Cochrane
Mr. Harold Gourley, Mr. W. Cuifor, Mr. J. T.
&ohms, Mr. d. Whettam, Mr. R. Tucker, Mr. H.
(kod, Mr. H. Tucker, Mr. Ft. I). Thornton, Mr. C.
Elmatalakloenhair), Mr. A. W. H. Demmer., Hey.
& y, L. B. Elen.lowe, Mr. Walton, filoperiatoodems
Gams Vienna Railway, and Mr. Henn Goods
meaner, Mr. H. Gerrard, Mr. O. A. Samara. Mr. H.
c,,,aer, end many others. The company Included
me prieclpel tradesmen and inhabitant, of the
The Meroe gave the loyal toasts, which were
beadily received and drank. His Worship referred
is WIWI of the ereatest frilling sad sympathy to the
In sustained by the Queen and the nation In the death
01 Priem Leopold, into of Albany.
"The Biattop and Clergy of the Dioasee siad
ch,amma Ministers of all Denomination." wae
sespooded to by the Rector of Bridport, who trashed
0. "ape:done event they were eelabroting that day
would have a gratifying il3llllllllOll on the town and its
nighbourbood.
" The Army, Navy, and Reserve F.oun " was
°aeon with the name of Mr. R. D. THOR4V)II,
who and the deeds of our soldiers had spoken amply,
for they had recently fought well &anon a very
worthy foe. He meatiooed sailors and volun-
teers In terms equally complimentary, and looked
back with },leisure to ream ago when Mr. Oundry
oad to ride up to Weymouth with • soon of
Toornary behind him. He was personally proud of
the Yenteary, and hoped they would be again well
irpreented at Weymouth.
pmeyerity to the Bridport Railway Company"
um nest given by the vice-chairman, Mr. CIAILLS
ElAttanit He did so la the prenoos of eons., or the
leerdip fc.ls of one of the grsatast r•ilwaye In th•
...cid. They were met that del to do bousege to the
Ralleay (itimpooy, and seincially to 'Do
(Ileer, ben.) He referred to the time
when people here bad to conh to Dombeetar,
Wore the line wee *animated to Maiden Newton,
ead costraend favourably our present railway map
municetion. He feelingly touched upon the kr
netained by the dint!) of Kr. R .berte, one of their
director.. Me. Brinson bad Mate-1f recently steted
in ono of his inters that had It not been for the
let, Mr. Roberti this sitonsion t Weat Bay would
Dot bare been curled out. (Applause.) 'They bad
lost a true friend In him, lea they had In the late Mr.
Frederick Good—(bmar, bear)—for. than him. no man
was mote reelected in Reid port. He hoped Reid pod
would m one of the fashintable wowing-pines,
for some of the fashionable watering-plaoes had grown
.rn smell thlnas. There was every facility for
handing on nob elde of the Harbour, and the made
of the to•n being two mile, off would not ailed t It as
a pineare resort. He coupled with this toast the
nalnie of Mr. J. P. F. Gundry (deputy.chairman of
the compay), and Mr. N. Al. L.igin, ii. secretory. I

, -se. Howell, Mr.
Fenton., it aff• orded • sight of about 1,800 scholars,
thorourtia:y enteritis into the enjiyment of the day.
From, here they wore marched in premsion to the
Bridport Railwsy Station, in company with their
pastors% superintendents, schoolmasters, and teacher.,
whore they embarked (moon of them) for " the
first ride by rail." The platform maa waif
guarded hy • posse of policemen; it would be
as well here to add that • dozen policemen were
drafted from the Dorchester District for the
day, under Sulk of Dorchester (In the
obese°, of Sept- acHale), and Serge-Major Purdie,
of Dorchester. During and at the conclusion of the
sport. at West Bay, a large number of the thouthode
present availed themselves of the opportunity of tak-
ing • scramble on the lofty cliff., or strolling along the
beach, admiring the rare scenery, and enjoying a sniff
of the pure Atlantic air, which, on this occasion. was
wafted rather "freshly " across the Bay. The wind
being somewhat high, hosting wee almost impossible ;
but, amid the scenery, the acrobats, the stalls of
detect able wares, and the privilege of giving an enter-
prising traveller • shilling for • penny-worth of gilded
jewellery, there was plenty to admire and amuse, so
that, a:together, the day wee well spent, In spite of
the *weather being somewhat unpropitious. The early
morning verified in prorates of frequent storms ; but
thew, happily, fell before the proceeding. commenoed,
but re-comm noel with relsotlen ardour joat blore
the last train left the By at 9 p.m.
In addition to the floral and other dee ',rations at West
Bay Station, thanks are due to Mr. Briggs (harbour-
maeter) fr his pretty and appropriate decorations. He
canoed to in erected over the east pier an arch of ever-
green and banners ; on one pillar being an illustrated
banner entitled "West Bey," illustrative of "loco.
motion"; and on the other a ship in the set of
entering the piers of West Be,. The words " Pros-
perity to commerce" appeared in the °mitre ; each
side was mounted with whin ensigns and • d. Len
bannerols. Mr. Briggs also flew • string of banners
near the old signal station; from his residence to
Fon's refreshment saloon wan another arch of laurel
and bacons, supported at the ends with ensigns,
" Prosperity to West Bay' and "Prosperity to
Bridport " appeariog on them." Here, at night, Mr.
Briggs mounted • " hurricane lamp," which looked
excessively cheerful.
Bo .fires were lit on the summit of the cliffs as dark-
ness set in, throwing a lurid tiers over the locality.
Tbe band pinned some Inspiriting sirs until bate in
the evening, and enjoyment was kept up until • late
hour.
It should be mentioned that Mr. J. P. F. Guidry
entertain'.i the directors ani their friends at •
recherche dinner at the Bill Hotel during the evening,
and on the following morning • large number of the
Great Western Railway °facials were entertained at
lianchooo at the Gross Keys.
We are informed that as the school ohildron under
seven years of age were wieelv prhibited the J .urney
to West Bay, Mr. and T A. Golfo: considerately pro-
vided them • etthetantial treat in the town.
It is c imputed that nearly 5,000 persons travelled
by this line on Monday.
lo conclusion we would join with all our reader. in
wiehing " West Bay" and its railway every psi/ibis

Sir GrIDIT. Who wail greeted with applenall,
thookei thorn for the crotchet unioner is whico the
towt hod been received. This was • rat-letter day
In the bidory of B,i iport. for he sinoorely felt tat
~r hop. f increaing properity harn been it, the
•.f this line. lie spoke .1 the troohle con.,
quest .as the arrangements to carry out the scheme
sad c u.touction of such a line, and complimented the
Great Weetlini Railway Company for ih. frielidly
spirt and kindly feeling they hut exhibited—renting,
ga they did, the line of the Bridp irt Company.
(Hoar, bear.) It was 21 prate ego that the Bridpirt
R okra, was made. mid hal that rat way not been
mole Briditort would not bays stood as it Md. Cr..
do Hug with the natural brautiee o.f West Bay and
Sri tient, be wet assured that such a pretty oleos
had only to be men to be appreciated. (Loud
•pplmose.)
Mr. IntiGlN, in reeptinlie, gar* • large share of the
praise to Mr. Roberts. Ile was satbfied it was go.nbt
10 pan —(bmar, heer)—aud he hoped that .11 10 future
wouoi TH.'S calling that place Erbil, irt Harbour,
bat .. name it as • Weot Bay," for it would then be
moo t • ,cceed es • watering-place. 8 ime hal
ml I that ati th was ...mazy for a wetering•place
were • chord], railway, rood an h (L tualther.)
Well, they hal got the lint two, and if they had not
the 1.11 r, they hot three pu'diehouese. (Lan: hter.)
They hal •Irea.ly forme a Lind and Bull ilog Coin-
path and a. lei aa they hal fixed upon suitable
thee th•y will commence building operation., (.f ear ,
hew, an applaum.) Notoiog wa. wanted but to
erect them hones.' and no other plans on the Booth
Wor ed C met 01014 earpatie it for beauty. (Applauused
Th. CHAIRMAN itroposel "Sure... to the Great
Wmere Ratomy C moo., ," coupled with the names
of Mean. Walton ad H-un. (Spplause.) They
ind gives them special saloon carried,, that day, and
breath% the children d Vito West Bay free of ohm."
(Lod eppigo,..)
Mr. WALT HI, I er himself sod Mr. Hearn, said the
directon of the Radnor'. Com oozy had now practically c Thesreport
retatedkthat of wbo.rke of ettentsiiin the evrpf
otzt.up West Bay to all parte of the United
itrow,,adoe, 07, scoounlit, the godmelru Jityot7; the n:
!rYk ant
:he Idea. dy trouree of Andy pursucd, sod though in light and
Mr. GUMMY next gave Prosperity to Wed Bay." nod (Cissegra.) rewrst,•l to the pleasing fat that • have rroal nfor Xel rb;coisithiattry mc.l.otYloWhige" it"nit
c tummy het been eta lei for the srectiou of bowie. high pos. ion in the ajyoto od sec ton, .1 have obtained for
Who people came to this 'pot they always felt hint • fee studentship The work .1 Arthur t hoop shoe.
the want of aco .mmodation. He trusted that all, the same good quality as b...fore, and heti time year both
wherever they mot, WI,MINI say a good word for West Z.17.7.1r1,1:y. 'tar: tr.P.it.r•s.2.;d4
Boy, and the be •uoy of it. 110111trf. He coupled the Ural. or art elaete-ites=s' eel:aced it ao. y .14: be
Dante of Mr F.. Cox with the toast. o mil the work and couro. of study of Thomas )1•14, which
Mr. Elias t' _..x. as an old resident—of over 50 years mow. ateedy st2fication and do 4 geslaty of work, &pelmet
gr —am wale., to bury all old adocistious, ant in 'IA ds A sur in illerene dlrectl us of study. The Jiang t
Intute call this place "West Bay." (Hear, hear.) l',1"0.111110011 c..eethri......• .04 °mimed. dPeOtlll
Mere was splendid sc•mery, b,th on land and ma, and 'how' toe "It" °I land-cop.. abd and t0t0,,. th•
Ramie of student. who mooned' have been neittioneJ. In
II they' emoted • proof of the health of the place they relevance to that c onoetition, Mr. Montagu has kindly written
should I oak at him (11r, Cox), mil me if he wasn't
a .. ter coin Ming hie c antnents on the drawing, subro Ito
the very picture of health. (Laughter, and hmr, to him for adjudi anon. In which he colgeaholat.t the., on
bear) the work., and booed Mee A. WWII eel I devour a fair portion
Mr. A. W. IL DAMICHUI then gave "Th. Chair- .4 her time to painting. m thee* woe the m.king .4th. cum..
Irmo who had sacrificed his time in this matter, and hil "1•1 in her. Mont of the sketch.. we" °llcith'b
menery, and though they did um. take • pnart they were
t dieu dorp latereet in it. w..rtny of every ousausendetson. It. we. much struck with
The Maros bri. fly responded, assuring them of the the freedom and Loldoem to all U. entree; uolortunstey to
pismire it gay* bun, and wished "Wed Bay" of mot Schools of art these qualities generally are f ,u,ol want.
sexed mg. Sc., se. Ite Mardi% at. school evh,ruly, it le esti-I.4ny
St.. W. Cotrot, propomd • "Welcome to to report that the condition of all the Mum. ha. been good;
the Vi•itors.' coupled with the names of Mr. Rani. that la" good working axd that the fruit "I
Hon. Coati, ne Baillie, and Mr. A. Si. tri,7irrio',.."°°°°b.'dlYl°°l°°ll.4 lot-ward to with marl's". Is
Bfonliel. (Loud cheers.) For the reopuremente of Mr. Heard ha., during tho past season, held dames In
• soc eit•ful watering place, West B.y would he agriculture, magneto..., and electrm.ty. In •. rico! are It
Comul-to; t was an wpm ly goof chats' e with awn.- eat'INNI, •d 37 elemeetati studon • ware stonined. so •of
south, with toteqoally sci.nery /....only tog.. t Anse II as al in Ole advanced, and XS In the deans.-
t e ristors kere end moominod ite them, to traneforto tot ; adman.' sty.l•l., paved I t and three
It haw se Imbiousble apiece as Bournemouth. (fiem, let • •Min. I tloeso's
prod .0 131•41,0 Ulm •e.. 1 electricity out of 21 elementary
bear.) etudents 16 tam U. Mr. Beard hats thus 'how. the usual go al
['LYDELL( RALLI, Esq.. M.P. for Wallingford, who of his usaelimt,i,rzo a. —library large prop-100 ot his
tem moored with lottd and continued applause, pupils, rhe asulcult class SIMI L., be taken up by ihe
respooded in an eloquent and pithy lopecn to the toast "fad., idol 4 when, being srlachthld with laming. w 11.
of um lie begged to thank t em very lort'otroo,'°: OoJ it
are urthrr 7:.",° °"°
heartily for the kind meaner In which they had tg,..„ji;To,d the tains... ofo crypt.matso"
The othellsubjert. he
received the laid of ths visitors. He einom.-ly trusted hotpetutht have also much that is awful an Inu anise). know-
thet the number of visitors in the fotore would be ledge in them dais when electric:city as. extenstre y applied.
auuserous. Hs could not see any mason why West Tee remit of the 'clanks, produced by Mr. C. G.
By should sot he made a most Sourishlog watering. Nantes (Hon. Sm.), was as follows :
pi" in ON future- The only rea.on 11.-Q 'QI'l see fr In .heir last report your commis. r furred tn the
Its nit being dote before, wan in oinesouenos of people memo .t they then felt in the r new. al etsbiltty of he school,
Wag afraid It would 'rime the trade of the town. by the inte,•.t display• d i•a as re•torati it to its tomer pen-
ile wee only too glad to hear that the trade of the Ito-, "crmal eacm. .tat one alma by arera h.
was prospering, sod could only hope it would ,arieet and coastant supports.. in various ways, sod the
continue to do solo the future. (L •cid applawe )He dllcisecy shown by the then new master—Mr. F. Christi.;
and y or animal • have ben grauded t awe to ',port
1110 mold only h tpc it would hove a rival—a friendly that 'heir o“,gdgoes, so fu, has teen well tdao. I, and that
the bodging house. and hotels, which he y • it. look lorwtod t • period of fort sr annual improve-
_,nettaMsted would be emoted at Wet Bey, (Pip- wont mid welts nes•. Your committee desire, to the Orin
Rade twee hal been made to the beauty i.f Wei'. to ea... Mc, regret at havaig 0 aooou,oo bs
sossery of West Bay ; be w.• ..nly gurpri...d it reago.tioo by Mr. W11.,0 .1 ih• treasurer, through
SO not been f mod out bef ire. Mr. John Constable, his 'earthy the tot., ant in doing eu, that wi42 to piece •at
the celebrated painter, bad he might almost pay to Um" a. ~a an .s.lsa4lon .1 h:1 aeraeitr4aodbyachigieue
hosortalised the spot by *tiling • relostkebly member of c enmities for many years oast, •of their great
beautiful picture of the wait scenery at Wort Bay, and regret at his departure from Sri port. Y,ur committee hoes
which won now being exhibited in Paris. By •Parinted to kit hi. place PA tremors If,. A. M -eclo, a mew-
O ruler ooncideace he (Ur. Kali) had in his posse.- !ler of your committee. who ha, km .ty wedge Mom thote
....ebbsd by my. co.ibbb.
„f lbs
Your
es, • d In whom .m 101111.4. they ..ye eve ry c midence
• our c nonittee had hoped to he to report that the alters..-
.Pot, which he poised greatly. He trusted that the ,too In in. tecotte.,,,,,m of the Institute, so.' the a .p.
railway which bad been opened that day would be the lion of that room se • School of Art. sed Us. =odd:r ob o
of
lamas of bringior more vis•t .rs there. and the, the your comatose., with that of the Institute. matter, to winch
Dela) imbued of W. st Bay wou:dbec one a B..,i•hing reference we...... ILA you ash:tog then prominent, had by
town, and a fiiendly rival of the town id Bri.lport, this Outshoot fully carried ou , but several omen hare Con-
two miles distant. (Applause.) He thought it would utiouted to deiiir their work. ;IA I.ertiletree: longer ti,.. your
nommolt.. hadsesocia
be • friendly rivalry, sod he could congratulate the detnis of the " igenitht het theme op In
andthig tet!
Public of Bridport on the extension of the railway. be,, of the Institut* and your committee, and the setUement of
•Itich, he was sure, would cooduoe to the interests of pi.. and conditions with the Reboot ot Art Departments
Bridport in seer, ream H. IVY sure West Bay Incidental eo th grant, winch. upon certain cood.tions, thy
01,Ndmany
earnded the Una* to the autumn. sod then bet ore
number of 'dater% awl that the line would amp,l lbo repay Mom who had invested their money in it. to and gat,' could
t; .I,,,Leorsurn4t Ly
°I
trill% Ibi...tro't:
ttsolied than eery heartily, I. Ocieeln-100. lir the Wny haw. In venous pade.4 the country to the deed of eovenrant
la which thee bat redival hie toast. 1L.,u.1 applause.) required by the d,partauent. has •athoded Use time to the
Mr. ALlNMertha MUNCIE BROattlxr, Devito,. enunuel Present /tee. Your 5 mama*. neve, in the watienthate. ob-
tained spec Orations of the proposed work, which in the
lor Arabi Pacha, ale reepottlet In felicitons terms to !
Is.
I. t
the t mat of the visitors, and was received with : drigre‘at. at Led to coot (Inc naive of the help et
about 1.40, and have r.ceivai t Were for it, but
tul. He expressed his opinion it w a very bard they have ..ot thought it expedient to authorise the expeodi-
its t
his name should have been coupled with , tore uotli the deed of COVOOSat was yig tea by the 'moms.
Me toot of the visitors, as he had been born and bred whereby they would be mord of the help of the dopoomeot.
It the immediate neighb •urhood, but still he had Y.or ooternotee hope to able to proceed with the work
treat pleasure in responding to the toast. •
during the summer vacation,s,th .1 the WV school and du.
room. may ho al the disposal of the attuisots when aoother
Wormed • rimers hope that West Bay would become ....no., .4 they „..u. the, than e.„ th
idearbibiog and fashionable watering-place, and said and ladies who gave been before role:red to m haring
that is soon as • villa was erected there he should generously contributed to this improvement, and also your
immediately take one. (Applause). By the opening committee, will see a mrsrs for their ell ote in We bobs fby
of this railway West Bay - planed in direct corn' Boding that the young people of the town and neactitoorh,sod
maaioadoo aka an parte a E.gioad. R.,forrion whi soul Mending to • greatly loaded sated of the
advantage thus provided In • well arranged, wel furnished,
Qt. fact that Dr. Ray had st•ted that the climate and lighted school of art, with an afficient and *ammo.
httmeo B.iJport and Lyme Itegis was the most master,
aillbrkine In Ragland, he itrlpiumed upon thole 1 September, 1982, to Atli. 1881.
Pretreat to eadeavour to cry UP Weed Bay as moth as The number of student. who pined the school during the
tiedble, and to maks use of this fact. He ooncluded Tmr was 106; of them Is Joined the morning QIN.. It the
• 1.1.4 g that the line would be exceedingly prof- , attern on, and tal at.. evening claw As compared with the
year 1882 Mem entailers show at Menne' In mob clam, the
P'''4l*, and also trusted that he would
tailed • visitor In this neighbourhood. (Laughter and I follow.
he QV" tiputber Of intlorulanco of the two VA'S 18.2-3 tletng a.
leolenas
,Mr. J. T. Brannan proposed the toast of "The
tima% Demises thought they should especially
the Greet Western Railway for their kind-
' eccommodating the sthoolethlldren on that
e.lit• EDWIN having reepoeded, together with Mr.
"•A, Threw the Meat list was coocluded.
114 MhPanY then adj turned to the open where
. Variety of sports took place in • field adjoining the
1"thell ef Alderman Cox.
The following were the sports, with their renal !oder the direction of 11•••ZI. W. E. Turner, .
lack
T. Wright, and IL Tooker,
r.Pobe rimiest (Tiltinan), prthe, 7e, 61,; fig
yards, for boys under 10 years, prisma_ Bto.
8.4 and le. :B, Hawker, B. Croft, and W. Ceoft.
—Diego, rats. %Yards, pew. 7r. 63._, 5.., and 2a. 61. :
Igo Batlott, and lielyear.—Thres legged ram,
iht".ll. ;gime, 10.., 7a., and 5.,: Dlsent, rooks,
.-"tnoti Steer, and iL end W. Bertleth—Olostacie
bri4rjardir, El, 10s, and : Huesey,
j 5. £l,
flat race, prize; 15...
led se.
. H navy, and Bartlett.--Beiok raft, 60gm LE!' 4,2. 61 ,and Is. : Dimeat,lifundeo,
fg..:4`mths. (Lied lwaS.—Tu of war, prise.
Ntauldnrmah
Nand Hardy.. sect with a team of tan
°num • team woo.
0r...7,!5! Qat be forgotten that whilst them sport.
piNe'tvodulged is, and luncheon disease's:l at
Plya, Nils= the town were not for.
lion he 4 aids fir AWN Ihe 116014

Toted lighest
Number. Atteewance. Avenge.
Morning Olms, 1803 10 10 7
1002 14 9 a
iturnoa ( We, 1003 14 10 13
1881 19 IS 10
„
Weida' 0/ans ISM 4 43 96
„ 10113 61 01 14
Ths number of works net up to &nth Zensiogton in
April last was lOS ; by andante In advanced motion, 006;
by students in the elemeutory amino, making a total of
1,699 The works ol 63 nudeots of the evening Mom were
shunned by the Benno. and Art Department, and
domed as in to. list given below. A third grade
i r
gist wee !merge! to Arthur Mein (or a obese at
studies of flower. with their deserstive eis and ornamental
treatment, this sheet obtaining • hseg se In the Nations'
Oompeusion, and 0.1.9 exhibited et eth Konsiurnala A
hie rtsdeettehlo wee *warded to John Browned.). In the
third grade suuslnetioos in 47,16 modenn mood, of whom
three paned . Fouvellent," nod coos/queenly °Manned prism
Of Intlei Inn* Weld in fnilanual. Ire In model drawing, and
1.. lo p sustry. Arnim Chs op completed the higher Sod
grade or art 061111 teschere genii ele.
Pant LIST, Locas. COIIPSTMON, Ism.
SA
of nadir of isodampe—Prlse. Min &MAW ; lad, A.
Ohansp. Donor, Wu Colfor
OM at drawings done during the moe in the elesssutary
ilectioo—Priase Man IL N. 41. ; 2 Mm lodes. Doom.
Kr. Salta
_

ilet of Aetna, of loings—Prlso, MIN Ilutc ; led, thin
LaraDair.ff. Kr. Weld.
01 • 1...1 grow • it. oll—Prisa, W. Drowsadoo.
Dorm Mr. &MU
StaiteLif stimmeal iron lie sm. .egish Ns&
da, .14. Ve 'MOW