The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10 00:00:00

COUNTY PETTY SISSIONJ,

SATVIDAY.—FhIono Kelm Williams, Kr. W. IL Boehm,
Kr I L radereley, and Kr. G. W. Flower.
Kr. Arthur In*, Clerk to tli• D wahaetor B Nord of
Ga•rtims, applied that aa ardor mode by elm Bleed an
the 131 h of :NI omen, agalsot Janata ia Diao, of hylswo.o.
Pena for the persist of le. 61. • week towards Me
SuPP.ri Of Ids osotbor teleill be saforeed,—A dittoes'
worried oral ordered to keee.
Tba aseek srad• as order for Om peyeseat of LI for
tite burial of • body washed ashore at Redipole as eh*
pm or jinuary. 11381.—Tbe amistost•overeeer of Um
parish stated be pet Vie etermat Is hls miemtat, and It
was disallowed by the audit w, who told him he mast
apply to Um meat:Mee

ILLIARL Ftllllllo.

MMus lox (who did sot Norma and Goon. Stain",
labourer., were abated with 111 dtbln Is the river
Frown is Bunn Juan, 1611.—kir. IL C. Woolen
ted behalf of lid Detonator Fading neon
trorr on
rndorlok Mine, on of no konno of no
anostatias. stain about a gaunt-not 11 ea to.
MOrDille in question he W 64 war Gestos-brWns. an sew
dofoodaste is the bridge with four onor rasaThey
war. Wass isto to. water. Os• of than rid "Rush
▪ lot of iii—wo way as well bon non od nook Do.
fining took up a handful of skein nal Into a Ind
non by, sad 1460014 is by VW river to a &bellow yin.
'ken this 11 It won nowslag. sad throw stone at thou.
Tibor then Moron to In road and got mere Oon4m,
which they also threw. 100 vests few yards off, ton
off his Into sad stooklass. toned up kto pimp. sad
troann, set into the water. sad stooped don se If he
wee preopfai for GA Immo no lends. Stoner ern about
&At pads away Inns hi.. ON of In nos saw witness
end novo an alarm. N. told Tex In should report kin
sad in Wood kin to ny soden about ft. Winn an.
non to anion an told hin he shosid sunents
Ire nand "I did sot thin then was $s be,. is
Wowing a low stone is ths walar."—lo rePl7 to
Bonk finale nid be did sot at.* to Woo es
bat be adialtled Amble trap siedelt

The arsenal meeting and distribution of prlsse Is
oransotion with the School of As t took place on
Thursday evening, and was &Wooded by a large num-
ber of pupils and friends of the school. Mr. Charles
Henske° took the obeli, sad on the platform were :
Bev. T. W. Halos, Me. 11. J. G. Gregory, Mr.
A. IL Lick, Mr. 4. POI" Mr. G. Portnoy. Mr.
F. B. Fisher (boo. tea), sad Mr. T. Baker (Head
Ma tad
The 10141.11111 N twit ogled up n the secretary to
real the report, sad Woes doing or, Mr. PIONSI
raid they hoped some thee In the 'taloa t arrears
for a couveressiuss in ski of the school. He expressed
regret that tlaso artisan oleos did not avail themselves
more of the advantages that hid bsiso offered
them. The report was as follows:

• The aommolttos of tho D wormier School of Art buy.
town la plaalag before thy pub it their annual
report tellrywar ending Decsaab o Cat, 1084. At th•
c mammoseasat of the yme there noon aoe to the
treasurer of Alf Me 81. which has bten coral:44.ly paid
of, and as the enancial report Mow. Imre Is noon
W I ane, n favoar of the school In the c ec "ant. of
cite, 3.1. The present =maim', cr ft ono'd Podtion of Me
sch to, Is mainly duo to the energy of Mom ladi.s who
..nemin I the beam held In Aprll last. .1 the c tosoaltme
take 11110 cpportunity of expressing Moir slac Ve tha litt—
er* to MOM ladles who got ap the bamor nod presided at
the stalls, sal Woo to a'l Mose Nen le of the ult rot oh, so
ably meted' 1 thOr efforts. Tho tOlo Otte, love m nob
grallemtloo In drawl mg attention to the cone doable increase
In the nambor of ota 1.4 In the day dome ; oo Ihe ohm
hand they moot moms rap* that them hal n t been •
owympondlog lemmas In the attemdaoce at the evening
doves, &ad, m they DM that the chi -I .he. .1 obi.. a art
eds.. le u. moon. indoetoal 583 013 no the work lag
Oas es, title poor Woods.e is very much regret. I by them.
During the past year lb. committee In order to glee rowy
facllay to Us• weldor claw, have re lace I th• fee from is.
to 2. per tarns. This chw‘s we. announced by • door to
door dietributioo of 1,000 handb Ile, and the committee
Intend to take further wept to bring Me advautores of
the tub el home to the artisans, The expenses during the yore
hare/nen exceptionally miry, owing dryly t, the school's
'sok of proper studies sad sec &sari material for It. optic-
most, Lad the eau shoo feel that they hare only be o '
charging • primary duty to suoplylng everything necessary
1. swore eseacly. lb. stud.nter foes have locreased Von
LIS IL In MSS to LIM 181. In lOW and the subearlptions
from MD Si. to Lil la. The Governen at grant, however,
vas may it.. IS amen ol the potatoes ye.'
In moving th• adoption of the report,
the Cadman 'ad he nasst claim their very
kindest iodations If he faith I to omee op to their
expectation as to what in Chairman of snob a meet.
lag ought to my and do. When Ma friend klfr.
Prober age 1 biro to iv,c opt the positioa he now held,
and told blot that hs bad little to do, sod wag only
expect n 1 to say s few word. on WS, he little
realised what a few minutes of calm nfltotion made
clew to him, that In c onsenting to say a few words
t them ma not. be bad undertskoe • task that eves
Kr. Roakla bimeell bed shrunk from before he began
I. deliver his 'ratans on the art of England. If he
(Mr. Raskin) felt that it was incorahent on hien to
synod to the sympathy and lorialgeno• of his an Ikon
how much more must he do a o, whores koowleige of
not was f aver, sithorlthiel and limited chassoter, not
gained by yeses ,4 eta Iy. b d only acquired by a
alight koowledge and appreciation of the works of
groat soolptors and painters which are exhihit In the
various net gaiter-lee of L ~don and the o maned. As
an ornettu-, be had visited most of the celebrated
hi In Italy, Spahr, France, and
greirogallsdneg o
y,f "'hair oup.daellvoursd to gain aces know-
ledge of the Merest sohools of palatal:, whilst enjoy.
lag great pleasure from • eontemplition of the lovely
an I noble works of arthil there sow; but he oonf eueeol
that he had done so without say endeavour to prepare
himself even to my • few weds ou art worth home-
ly/ to by snob • mined aniline as thnowalves. Like
many of use.. be had gaged with rapture end delight
at the wooderfol o onovtions and colouring of then
groat masters of sculpture and painting whnee works
from UN Um* of the Immortal -Trisha to the pressed
day were prenard with religions care is the mat
art girmrim of the world, end be bad wondered, at
so many had done, at the ahn eat Diens power that
had enabled the sculptor out of the rough block of
marble, hewn from the mountain side, t cutoff& the
laden stooe into an image of such =noosing l.wello
nes that genratioes of men have gain it It with
forma and pure dellght, and that has nabbed •
Raphael, or • Titian, oe a Robson to cover the bare
canvas whit snob deigns and colons of surpaasiog
Indium ; and he ha" asked Mena. C What le art,
and from when* did these men gain their bunk-
dins r There was but one answer; they found
Ibsen from the some pare mourn that was &QS open
to them aa It wee to theguelveg—irom Nature, and as
bluest and andel study of the earn priniples—th•
immediate toddies of sante. They hum that the
mem ammo, of she Vannes, wises be bad completed
Hie wadi:aro:oases' It • Very good," sod It wag only
from • methiciag end onad u eetioas study of H
beentlin work that moo, sad women nleo, WSW
enabled to neater all that we call lord, and beoutilal
In art, asd be we. the (redid gala who we. able
to see all that was moot bentlfal In adore, sod WY
beet able to pine It per naneetly bvf on them. To
all men that power was not given alike, but it was la
tin power of evny diligent and paintaking student,
of every one of Ilium preterit there that night, to reach
to an eloallence that would not oily gala them as
ono:Inlay mama, but fortuae alao. They most sot
despair beacons 111014114•4 work. seemed poor and feeble.
A sandy of the early works of those painter. who had
dna 10 4411044109 and tome would show them that
they were once but beglains a'so. There with no
royal rood to porfoutloa Inset more dna la ranythlag else.
and It was only by constant aid hard work, and by a
humble and carded study of nature. that they were
able to arrive at that perfection whioh has banded
their names and works down to poshmity, aed be •
nevor.faillog nurse of Joy and plenum to thaneelvom
Ons thing, ahoy, all, he said, stein tu be odes al,
sad not mere oopyiste of others. They must Isom
thoroughly the'rudimeets mid prinoiplee of art, and
thin develops throb own styla. They must not thlok
that benne they were at amanita. they Gould
never attain to 'galleon, or that If duly wears In
London or Roue they would do better. They must
remember what Raskin add —"All great art, In the
great time of art, 14 provincial, showing it. energy in
the capital, but deeded and Oddly produced In the
country town ; there le no London or Ellaburgh
style, but there is a Kentish and a Northumberland
styla." He wined he (Raskin) bad ben able in soy
then was a Donetahlre style but there wee no nano
why there should not be. Thn bad snob forgligleg
put before them, thanks to the South Knelegtris
Mangum and to the, Inetruotlon of Mr. Raker, who
was ever ready and most able to soda there, as were
never within the reach of the art student of a few
roan osio. and they lived in • woody who.. rowan,
was more varied and unrivalled than that of moot
Parts of England. What more love!y studies of rood I
Hannah life ooald be found than in the violin port* '
of this county, what grander rolling down, what
Boer or mon pidereson coed somery, what grander
ell& or Seer as, or more glorious sleets of light ond
abode, wan to found than In their own candy.
They mud study nature and the lovely foram every
day preeented to them, and thee. by • deady
don to their work, they would Wan to an ex=l;
that would make tn.(' work • Joy to themselves nod
*thee% and, if they &doll it, • Doane of fathoms as
I well, whin practical sod mad not he overlooked or
forgotten. It WM to the artisan olam especially that
art schools were partkadarly voluable. Formerly
their great mandentoren had no alternative bat to go
to France for Ade design. Now, be was happy So
say the thousands and ten of thousands that
were paid to fereigaere found Its way into the
pockets of their owe men who had bees trained in
art 'dodo and dengue an now produced here In this
mcoggi sad on art style developed that hauled to a
mach tenor sad worthier ink than any foreign one,
(Lpplanin.)
The Rev. T. W. KIM/ seconded the adoption of
the report. He would sot adds them long' as ha
and many Wain wished to attend • temperance
road* whin the always energetic Mee. Everett had
&marled. He felt strongly that the two widens of
art aid were an so diehard am Very
at Int I=B=, fa he kilned If She Ws Oatig:

11701;liman as d Gentionatit-L-1-I;eif to present
you 'my Amport for the_ 'year ending July Slit,
ism; rt,. reboot hat bete attooded by the following modals,:
-Is the day damn, 63; deg, 20-told, 63; thi.=
ea lacrosse of 16 spa the promos year. Is the
grads exasslaatlos In May, 14 mahouts obtained four
sgomome, atithog tam to prises, and IS pima, for which
they obtain certiScater. Al agar is the wo-e dono M the
mad from AWL MSS, to Apell, 181.1. 41 students eat 181
elementary work.; IR stud. to sent 83 adwasod ditto. The
&mange exhibited are the.. deo. in th• School fr,m
Ira* to Apra, 1384, esuipt thole for 1.1.• local competition.
Thaie drawbop, therefor., which hard bee • done Inas last
April do not senior (suept local compekt/on). ml. will,
therefore, sufficient expiimation ao to the nonitppe•rince
of may drawings dose la the school for mow months put
As jou we aware, ta continued mamas it he standard id
excellence required by the lapartaiont In onler to rum
prises readers it meet dill full indeed to meet with success,
especially in the face el serefl rompultion with other school.,
But I would not discourage pupil, in La+ aittompts Alin
bleb. Usk. up your Wads early in the school year, and wok
oat your idea to the bust of your ability. sod in the end you
are bound to mooned if yoa are thoroughly in earnest •ith
your work. If we are It sacemd (ono Boomed we moo) on
, ought to strike out Into • wider nell s.'. der to, list• with
other 'ma'am In the Sit" of hada. The bah of the prime
lii givea to this c'em of work, and rightly too, for this Is the
object the aition ham I, Wow -to tairove Ma education at
Its people to the various branches of dears Pre art. The
school boa ha I sll the h sours of South Kutelogt to exempt
tho god midst, sad it ought to be the nothitou of every
ma hat to imam this. Pir myoolf, I am quite wllline to
devote or energy to tho work if easiodal In the ,tart by
~mapaisatic popitr, but I must bog of you (ad,anced mph
especially) to devote your great dlorte to farther this old mtand
putt:early I would soh you to he regular In your num la is
lA, mar mod. Ous wool as to dMg i. I stioul,l like very
mach to ose more done la the school with an object In vi w,
asecableg la ta way of practiod art What I. them to
premed us from sending to South Keosingt dealer" for
panels soma, tam, wall papers. floor dials, linoleum. iron
work, bulialloge, and • Mildred mbar triblocto such is lb ie.
elbibltal In the art section of the Literati cal Ile It,
Imbibition 1 Them wire exhibited by pupils doing., it
ivory demeriptloa. and In many CAI II actually carried out In
pcmo immoral or .4lier, that piing an mut, dexemetratim
of the math& Malty of those meitoolr, and tho highly Is.
meant !caeca May are exeraislag la the art educialim of
this country. I ask publioly to thank the committee for
their liber•lity la making au • grant from the funds of las
school to sada. ..W visit the I aeration tl Medal. txhlht.
Urea I tram that I larat mood. while struying the exhinim
there that will act as • golds It my future mums of teach-
faloving le tht pits, Ilst :-
LOCAL Cairsillflos.-Korialng and Aftornooa Maims :
Bost deooratlre treatment of a panel In oil or wow colour
(General Pittiturri Croon, henhouse
arm book ; Ind, Was Evans. sod and instruct .n b ohs ,
3rd Mis, uoombe, Modern Arhus and their Work."
Bent freehand copy, for stodect over twolre (Mr. Alfred
Poe's priso)-111. £lOO bah. workbox ; and., twelve (Mr.
P. 'Look's prhu)-111ee label Putney, desk. 24411 TAJ dais:
Set of geometria', reechanlcal, or architectural sheets -let,
Walter bibbea. '• Bath g Ciutraction," parts I. an I ;
ttd, William Hatchings, ditto, part I.
limas Chum gammon iO.-000'samorr Ittaximartom.-
Harry Mist, middle. pta., °snide ;m, r. Damen. frodmod,
pess. carilloste ; Walter M. Maim. go imam an la de's,
p.m, outlaw+ ; T. Doncorsa, m slits,excellent, p -Imo ;
Charlotte Brans, models, pra, outdate Joao Oran,
Pi Um, amoeba% Wu/ ; Georgia Greet, pomp .2.0,ut
eiCrerilLic t. prise ; Fanny Kind/miry, freehtod, excellent, pri
sodoutdo paw se-tilkate ; Margaret Yawl. (maul aid
meals, per artikase ; Items ifeunorigs, fceband, pams,
certillcate • Saler Mi 11.,, freitiand, past artismio ; d,hri
mx.dele. Po+, aril& atm ; Cimrlot, Shepard, free-
hand pen, acidic 'to Martel Wallas, ragas, paw,
artiessia.
Mr. H. S. Mouth moved • rot* of thanks to the
down. Be said he bad lis'eued With great attention
sod admiration, sod ho might say peAlt, to the
excellat mambas that bad bens delivered. Several
thing. that fell from the chairman struck him Si very
fivt:nef, srd cams home to them in this part of the
i He said nature was the gronsidwork
to.. and noble art, and then could ben, truer word
this that. Attire was the &whining, the end, sad
the midst's of all art, though supplemented novisearUy
by many heed, dry &tally, wide's Gould
learnt otherwise. He was d•lighted with the true
Doge* ring in the &sitcom's speech, He
why should there sot be a angel reboot of lead-
@cape as well 64 • Kentish, and he (the speak,r)
heartily remohoed that question. There oral • lot of
material la this oounty that bad not born half worked
out in the way of lsedecape. U. hoped that some
of Me students In the school would be iodated to
go out oketceing from *stone. He mentioned
he bed endeavoured to indite* one of
the student@ In particular to do too, and
his advice had beep too far followed as
this—the @hairnet got up nry early one morning,
and west out with his quell and sketch book but
he
had not the heart to put his pencil to piper,
(Lmehter.) He trained they would cultivate the
art of sketching, sad passel on to allude to a wa-
Zhin e report retorting to the fact that the work.
tholamse of Me town did qot avail themselves so
mesh as they might do of the privileges that were
, offered them. Ho was quite sate If they
, only did eo, It would not only ad ard them pleat:ire,
but it would mime an inorease of pounds, shillto p,
:41101„„m, them, H
sees who had booolr able i
e.woveral lusts o
shitab medela In
melons departments of trade had an Infinite 161vaatan
over those who were not able to do en. If, thee, the
sdrantegm of eft wire anything like he had bent
Impressing upon them, it was evid•ot they ought to
be very thankful to the dmori of prism. (dip-
Mr. l'iAan JIMAID, in emottliog tho motion, @a-
dorn I ell Mr. tloull bed said, se to the Insportrac•
of boys of the lards in 016411 getout:ling the school. He
restocked he was the trustee of one of the Maritime
of the town, and erasion olly had to spermatic),
youths, en l he always endoavoured to imposes
upon boys., the adriasbllity of attending these classes.
Mr. Aunt) Pore replied on behalf of the donors of
prizes. B. thought Vie ir'sni that had been offered
thie year In the local oompttltlon had boon miry
bsnefioisi, and Me result most satisfactory, it having
been a great limentive to Btu-lent, to work. (Hear,
hoer.) It was not his WINO= to glee any damage
lion on art, but a few words of the Chairman bad
strusk him very forcibly, vi;, that the mind of the
wholes wee strengtheced and Improved by oriotont
study, sad as the muscles and doom of the athlete
were strengthened, and his whole frame beautified by
training, so the love of the beautiful was increamel by
the study of set, and the &ideal wso enabled to seek
out sad dissever the beautiful in nature which per.
Imps otherwise be would not find. (Hear, bear.)
A vote of thanks to the Chairmen wee proposal by
th• Maros. Mr. Hembri, he said was wall known
to moat of Mein he being aemoolated with most of the
inritutione of tile county. He took great Latina in
the Museum lead School of Art, and he treated they
would hare ?may opportuniti•• Ist tutors of howls;
him amongst them. (Applause.)
Mr, A, Locg brief p searded It. resolution, which
Was Gaveled naaaltstmely.
The CHAIRMAN hawing acknowledged the oompl6
meat, the proceedings terminated.