The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-07-31 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 31, 1877.

14 Cops alinrwonr).-Cipt•ls G/01. Lieutenant
'
jr3 Cirri et conitti exprel-,,:i. Asthma. 4 sel'aeauts, 1 bugler. 77 ra,k ao.I file-tocal,
ind (Witieinl-Siih-Lientensat Lacey. 6 sergeanta.
21 rank and 1111-total. 31. i
TVI36fLtY. JULY 31. 167. 3,1 (100ertlistrga).--captain lin•Ltea. Suit Lientenant
WILi :ftli. I: iirgeants. 5 buglers. 31 rank and file- total. 1
NOTES OE TOE WEEK. Ash (PooLa-Captain S..one. Lieutenant Badge. 5 '
serseanta. 62 rank and file-total, RS
The Wealeyan Conference next year in to Le heti it 511 (Wilimurn). -Captain lii.-00, S Ilt-Llentenant
BrailforL. It next.. 6 aerreatt,. M r.tnk and tile-total m.
. 64 (Wilinownr.).-r.iptAin Llopi-J 'net, Lieutenant T.
D. B Rawlins.. 6 .h-L!. utenant Rawlins. 4 sergeant.. 3
batiera.l2 rank an 1 fils-tntnl, It.
7th (Snraltna9E).-12 apt sal Caltlar, tinti.Lieuteeaut W.
H. William-.. 5 sergeants. 2 trujern, 36 rank awl 81e-
to,al. 45.
sq. (BIANDronn).--Captain .I.lnrc I lergeanti, II rink
and file-total. 21.
it h(SniFFESIWIII I -611.Lientenant Rubella.= tergsallta.
2 hosiers, 53 rank and filn-total. 51,
' 10th and 12-h (irealllntaTrat Nrwrow and ST tUIRIDG6).
-Lienlen int Daahlrod. 3 aergeants. I bugler. JO rank and
file-total. a
The Battalion par aded at 8 "'dock on &mazy
morning. awl, heade.l by their bn.de band, marched
to All 6aint's rhur,h. where din Inc nervi,e was per-
formed by an army chaplain. The 25th regiment wav
aka prenent at the wet-vire. l-non returning to camp
the men were di -mina,nl for the remainder of the •lay.
which Ira. A hr.... Rim; lost one.
A.NoTHCR FEATHER FOR I,olslt.

with. 4th, Scarcely a single instance ocrwered of a boy
Imistaking the requirements of • qmation. This shows
that imaeh hay been effected in the way of training the
intelligence, as welt as cultivating the memory. The
report then went at tear), into the viiiiiiimi c sirs:. of
; sindie., and the bdbie ing is • dig- at id the MOIRA of the
different examotiVion;:--
Diwe'ff li,,nri rt., M A.. 31interna Itertory,
examiner. Decidedly gest.
Ifwgliok Grammer.-11. Roc. F.R.A.S.. l' ointingtmt
examiner. Gond ihronglinot the school
oeo3refeloii —" Fell i.mil e 1 :•.," 1•I h. Irma characteristic
at mist of the work dime in this -a' j iet. emecial pleamre
heing given at the trident puns to teach the geography of
DT.....
Merfbesentica —Very mill week dime in mot of the
stihjecia under this he al. ,
' r...... ~ .. —lotereotio .r. . well exTreamcd- 2.d "ti'''3‘"ri. '
1,,,i.. —A. IL Kirke iiriea. M.A., Trinity Colleee.
Ca...ridge, examiner. Toe result of the examinati,m in
classic, ii sal good to cootl he expected. c iniiiiiering the
very I m•tel am mat of time which cm be devoted to
te*,,.113: them.
Slmk•-prere —The pLay selected has on the whole (eon
fairly cot up.
Feeorri —The eximiner, Rev. C. W. Bingham, was not
314 i.ai idled as he expected, but attrilioteil this ti the
que.ition. pie.
Ch,seishis —Very fairly done.
G,rassa —ltmi. A. In in i. examiner. Tote and preci-
sion in trarslatn,:.
ragli.k en! 1,..4.44 IliOnni.-1. A. Oven, B- A-
ennuis,. Alli•terot newt satisiactiry. awl towel c ire-
ful teschine.
Rev. SDI TALTP,T BIKE* praweeled to diatrilsite The
jirizes obtain...fat the Cain'iriiil:e Inc AI Examination.
These, be said were v,ry different from those the
reward* forivhich were the lead,. lying b ifore them.
In the Caashri !ge examination every lam whom name
arm mentioned, moot have diatMpishett himaclf very
mnch indeed. lie could direct a•tention to the dut
that every one of the candidata,. had taken up
religiono imbject., and they hnd all passe I in them.
The Rev. Mr. It. re el the examiner. reaartv,
after which "the pro,:namme - woo continued.
Sehilleia Wi:helm Tell woo AYen by Kelly, in a
mo it. praise worthy style. A I. din piece " Andriii,-
he el ark i and Porttowei, A,/ well rendered ; and

A retnrn ham h..en ietne4 .4 the expentitnre in the
Tichhorne pneocetion. which ehogre the total tom to
have he-n £0,074 194. tL The jtwe re,eiced 4..*,74)

Society iv talking a good deal in. 4 woe shout the
reception that was given the other day G. a certain
I.,rPonxze an he drove ont from hi. town
residenee to the Now. A erow.l of Mier, hissed him
in a m nntnietakal.le f :C,st .lay he took his
wife with him.

One of the most merlon.— item. 4 news US( the
the fa. t that Schamyl he. t n.. arum
egabist them. After the .lefeat of hi. fat( er 13 p.m.
ago, he an.l the 'mar became reconvile 1. a'..l he a-k.l
were prevent at the marriage. f the ertresri•rh.
Rot it sconl.l -ism a. if the o.l.eet .1 liberating hi.
country from the I(n...ian p.ke ha I p-,,ve+l too Arms:
tellipt2tl fir the allegiance of the V4althleT Seh2fTiyi
(the eliter i. leall to hear the strain. From all
amount. l'irc,ssia a;opea-s to he "hell let V.v..' am!
now the Sultan ii threatening it. nith an intiiserim-
nate elaimliter .4th. Chri.tnn. le the Mahowr-tans
in Europe if we will not go the all of the Porte.
fear that there is tune of fearfni before it..
The war i. hetarem two ...milt-sear no State.,
an.l the wsmer we re ...Amine that fart the more we
ihell!, f w the impeirling ca..t.i.trophe.

The 14 A.ll. Boriet Battalion have the honour of
heirq.: the stronL:e4 battalion yet none ramp. The
number* are : —l4 l',oci-ional Bavalion, Lient -Col.
Tufnell : 14 A.B. 1"...ex, 401, and Tit
(Vietoria,), 53; total, 410 rieetin.l Provisional Bat-
talion. liieot -Colonel Taylor : 49th
'292 ; Booth 51i.1.11eair, 100; Civil Servo,, h. ; 4th
Ilanta, 1111: 543 14 Brk, Went -
V.C.. 44 : 14 A.B. Doiviet,
Lieut.-Colonel Stenaol. 5115 _:rarol total, 2.0 21. They
will 2.-ire th. earn!, 11th Sitor lay next. their oh.rei
h.finz takim by other .letrielonenti. Th.- IS:rkihire
men are vreari,r.: the new helmet.

At merlin? .4 the Ynrk rhtmher Attrirnitnre
,an tkttnr.lay, whieh ne Intinnwere panted thank
int: the Privy ('.ntncil Un- the nrlntpt ,tel,a taken to
',recent the intr•elnetion a the t'anra,t, heetleint,, the
~antrr. an.l eti re'-intt rezret that na•ntalh,tr ',hairdoi
he intp..rtin.; live ete,ilnene, it Iran st-ttedl that the lx•tt
attark rn th- r e.t. the ,-.oll,try ro1,000,(101).

PRIZE I) ‘Y AT THE IX)RSET cot-NrY
SCHOOL
On Friday lavt there Iraa a large attendance i.f the
parents and friends of the scliolsrii of this excellentiv
mana..7•l and in:vex-ion:iv-appreciate,' institution to
nitnem the .li-trilintion ..f priz•:, fellowehips, and
honours gained at Op. Lox-11 Examinations
during the period ending with the pre:ent 31iiisurnmer
term. As arid lie seen from this r- port nothing could
be more satisfactory than the remarks iif the ex-
aminer:, while the hea•l-master had the pleasure
. . . . . .

after the Ntadrk,al, " sing vre anti chant it. Aledere's
he flonrpm, de. ilentillennine happily illoetrated 1)7
•.a i. and I lre proere led little Valle
recital of "The !letter I.an t."
in a Itich the lieml-ma-der to .k op the retrain. 1.4-aot'a
thotom;hlr oi tae •• Arm la, c ot-
oxide.' a i-cry well-renilered pr .gramme.
Tie IlrAi. NIA,TER then read hi., report. lie said
it wa now he. .inty, n imie A it WA4 hi pleaenrei ti
read to them hi< report upei the I.nwe-Ain-2:4 of the
pwd year. Archdeacon rianetnary had leen good
enon:.h 1., eav ifiene little time 174" a that he had 'wen
appointed there, and that he had emu! there, from
. . . .

Meees Itanium and Pong are now dividing the
honours between them at We-Amin-ter Aquarium.
The great showman re-emblee Nits. Galvin. I.:, en
when "he is on ple ttre deut " he has " a frugd
mind," an.l he cannot c me to Europe for an outing
without turning money in ,s!ni. w..y or other. His
lectures at the Aquarium. will go a wars
:saying the expenses of his trip, lie most be
enortnonslv wealthy, and yet be is still true to hie
iorinciple of money-making by all means. He is
getting quite an .44 man, and, SA some one sui.l
of
another rich old man, he can't take his g.. 1.1 with him
! into another world; an.) if be could, it would proo
bahly melt! PMIT, the live gorilla, recently brought
from Germany here, will make a prolonged stay in
Westminster, and will probably become as familiar to
the eight-seeing Londoners, AS he was last year to the
Berliners. We have, however, the advantage of
receiving him in a comparatively advaneedi stage of
education : and what he may develop. into before he
leaves England, it would puzzle even Dr. Owen to
conjecture. He must he one of the very last link« in
the chain of being, which commence I with a jelly fish
or some similar nastinew-, anti culminated in " a man
and a Pnetivest." He possess.. a pair of feet, or some-
thing very nearly answering thereto, instead of the
hinder hands usually allotted to the monkey tribe--
He las no tail: no, not as much as those ' hominee
cantlati" the men of Strand were known to have been
afflicted with in punishment for their of cutting
off the tail of Thomas a Becket's palfrey, so he was
riding through their ancient town, or that Kentish
family whee claim t kin-hip wan orly admitte.l on
pre.f of the possession-of that =peril sts appendage.
P"ngs face ii only a few degrees higher than that of
an average nexr... He has learnt to dr:nk beer anat.
snioke (for even a gorilla cannot lire long in Germany
without falling into the p-evailing c 94 end, and Mr.
Rockland still hopes to teach him t . write, in spite of
the apietite he evil], -« for Cumberland leul
ARGUA.

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Arelteaean'A Mchnition.ll-ink 4:16t. SI • II ad
£s,lplark ; Michaslnns examination. rioll:nre. CI 64.
M•eaaelotao examination_
iOrai examination. Wele%„ 1:1 SI.; C nohrelice local
t nination. *dam,: !lemon.. Drew, LI Ik. SI. ; Mew1,1,44.1**,
,1,44.1**, terexent(forauccesi at the Lmolint Union Matrix)
Li

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thrieynak 1+44. F rtts 6 —l...rthttry, " Mara-liar's
hy the 11.-se'.., veer ; Fern 5, N•.rt on
ty. F.gt,liAh 111.torr, jf I VP,' by Mr.

JAN Poyer : Form 3, Hoot ; Fgt., .robe ; F
I. n i'77 —Form 6. ClArk. "
le: the It.orl o.f form :y Welch.
" f4,lltorn.• t,iren I.yN., old Maxter: 14,m 4.
•' Wood'. Sttoral fli.dory,` ,:itew by the Lleaw of
di.bary ; Form 3. W•bllee .thhe, "Ltntl of I•grael,- even
i.e Mo. Fry; F..rws 2. b, School Life,"
elven IT fk 11. IL Middl..tow F..rot I, " Foot-
oteP. given by Mr. IL Bort, SperinL Divinity
(mew.r), "S•anley'r :mew by the Bt.hop ; ditheitY
Mmier), Maim, "..1 p.iven by Arciwleacan
Rinetwarr. flawrirt- fingt. Clark, t, given with form prize:
moron I, P.tilipA, Vela with VATO priz. £qr.li4l —first.
C*.x. Clatirseter neowd.
G.merad Improvrowt—lbw,..TAry.7„..** f;neTi.trtir of
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of belts; able te ',tete that net only had the snceeesee 'mine distance in the North. from what he (the Arch- - „...
e-.,,,,,,,-Eite,i,,..4:eeiAiewnee,,,,,,... ereeee
At),. ech 4ere been .greater than ever before knewn, deacon) meerte 1 wan a certainty fee an silo-ere-ante% _„,„, eeee,s,4 metheies.i, pue,,,,e_peetsene, ewe,
but (rem a financial point .4 view, matters were-to Now. he Pheuld like dritinetly to Mate that in hie
wsth form erie , : essonad. Welch. "Ilerwhees A•12.011,Wir..-
belief, no such wept need be longer need, with regard Arithmetic (I ever)-Fry " inslikel Deeds." riven by
nee a vulgarism-Woking up. e
Ilse proceeding' .4 the dav were cemmenced with to the [Metre ef the county eh.eiL (Cheers). Ile Awhileaceen Sanctuary. Writing-11mile". ' Pope's
prayers in the schen! chapel;the Rev. Rneeell-Wrieht *eerie le-,,'in his rep et by referring to numhers. Work'.," Miele (theers)-Reoge. "Macaulay's Biome-
-wlen called upon the Pets eters to praise 14,-.4 for His There showed an Mena,. Not rapid. but still phies." (.immistry-Betbury, to be awarded. Drawing
-first, Brown
bed.itCameos. fron Iteelieh Hietory • werewl,
mercies durine the past term -intoning them, and the one t" be n"teil annesg heYe of van's)* NM. especially
Rev. J. A. Wee the recen.l tweeter, leading the amene them under eleven; anil here he would like to s,Briidell ' heerlpetarow,tl"4 "."....aAritraas Kae,lll Ligira... prewil.thealra:ce
hymns awl respeosee, very newly rendered by the point eut the indite-ems:nee to parents to enter their eons Lew-Henley. i, e Hallam'. Constitutional History.'
boys, upon the harmonium. The epecial hymn for the at an early aee. lemelen, under 11 Were received at a ' Chier-firet, Cox. ii" White's Selborne." riven by the Rev.
occasion commencedlower rate, hot the rate Wit. WA afterwards mime& me J. A. Wit : ind. Nicol. "BneklaweeCiariosities." given
Boys have been received (rem Calcutta. China, by the lee. J. A. Wig, English Essey-henne. "Golden
Sine sea follies past confessing.
Winchester, Salisbury, awl Ireland, Ile thought it a n.r.k of Enelieh Ilene: given Ire the Rev. Prels. C. W.
Led, we bene oor knee, to lbw: work and eheiacter-Munktoo,
meet deeirahle. thing they should have bops from ether ltmshem- SP'ci.al
0 dismiss us with Tay blessing, " Ilervest of aree n act " Speciel -dl
Grant-us pure and wise to he; port.. of the e emery. The intermineline of born of yersity-liaskele•KEye.h. niet•s If eleh prire•. 1. inon rei.
eors from the terse
('rant,. o youthful
thrmb oar ythful @eases ddierent ideae, wave. and manner c. ml.l we lint terel to
Chil Th dren of y love to he. theirbenefit Authors; given by the Headinaster. '.per pries :
, and irephordeleeeplv.lesilereit if thebenefit jeawine ifiesinetion. Camtiriege lorals and Parr-r4cott,
The
aaareia, a
moat
appropriate
eel
aide
one,
ire. of the mwe,l were omfinol to ii 'y' entirely (rem this •• Kingsley's Heroes; given M. the MaVOT of Itecio,ter,
given by the elev. It Everett, rector 4 Illy Trinity, county. (Hear, h or.) The resestatiesi .4 the eelewl Alderman IL Leek, Cainhridee Leal Seniers -Kelly.
.e
tmeemeter. The rev. gentlemen twilit fer hie text for healthha" etill been niaintainel, awl he ilie we " Creerent awl the Crese," risen by the lion. W. 11.
St. Aletehese , 05th chaleer and •t2tel erne-eii Rat i.e h''' it "'lid he iithemi'ei I ''kiii2 'it the liberal 111.:1".1rieillriciatr tTei.leel'lT`..l-1,7,."1"„4"1,:r.."
~....., ...ere., ~,,, ~ ~..„,L ye know n„t whatye ei,e. way in whieli the foun.ler. h 1.1 erected lie buidlin,e, „..r..nnn,,nr
of
ohe
it.
„tce
..isj,n
In. the Kul of Ekiiim
Are ye able to drink of the cup that I shall drink of. awl the weenies ,a -1y far- 'rable owe whiell lead leen
, Cuff, e Atemel Lee." given ty Mr. II fl. Fry : i Turk, ii'
and to beta:ll4We.] with the I,aptism that! mn baptised elvesen. I'l..enly eaee in whi.,ls ebe es-'evieess "I. a " flistoried Caaraeter...- riven 11- the Rev. F',. it alike"
with ? 'They say note Him we are able. Having ex-
;
, deseter had been cello! int-. reemeitien wee that 44 a Driver." Lamle M Dar
t
I. Weeks." r. 11.
la .y who lueemet with an accident in thee...We all field. AIICSIDe Se ~a SANCTI:Aar, a 4 Chnrnian ~f the
plainer' the circunsetences under e hich the words I
I
were spoken, the preacher went on to my he had leen The emcee,
which had attended the echoed in the C nmeil, returned thanks to those whe hvi etine theta
,
wited to come there and aiblree, a few words to the 16'14k eva'alnata"'" hal this Year "n'tmble'llY ereat kindurseee that day. To the Rev. H. Everett,
hey. of that c
simpassed that of any ("ismer year, le.th in merit and far hi. aemirable senwen, which he had kindly given
'echo-4, and thoueh he honeetly wished
some one else had been "elected et he must number.. An open wholarehip at do-us C 'lie re', them permimion I.' reprint in the next number of th
io, am no eloubt they very often had e
, yto do, what
Cambridgei ha') been won hy Carter ; awl a first dem Imrnorarine. To Sir Talbet Baker, who heel been
they were 41, an.) aim to ii', their best. He
,
in the lenelen t-nivereity 341strienlatien was obtained ;emit emingh to c .me and give away the prize,. /lie
..1
last January by Haekell. In the I 'amlnidge prose:we wan a lemeoe .4 epeeist merit:actin to him,
looked upen that day am their festival, an.l he
Local Examinations two had ehtained fiwt ch. kw there W 34 nething like old awl trial friende, f.r in
had cheer's his telt from that imrtien ef the C Del
one had obtained epees.' chase hen-Jure ; a paper elated May 25th, leiet, first ieened ha
relating to the festival, the Church commemorated ij hm"'ar" I
", ; awl nix he I passed. All Use ref, rence to the echool. he 'ow that he wee
.m Wc Ineelay het, for it appeere.l to hien to rentain four third eta
the sum awl emir-tante, of that VOW which wan made eandeletee, le i i number, hail, whieh to them wee a very one if the three, who with hineelf and
Inc them, when they enlieted in the Army of Christ interesting lam -peewit in preliminary .Übjeet.., awl the late Mr. I.ersival Ware after carefully ceneidering
one Saviour. They in their Impel...in, went inwie the two er three who (viol te pees del net (Ail in those the {erup g. tin of the scheiel determined t'.ile all they
members of Christ, 3111 then it wan the I, rid, asked melacts. With reeard to Freneds they had not onset to promete it. I hiring the., 14 year. they hal
.
of them ea he asked Se James," are ye able to drink ree'lve'l 0, g'"l a report a" they v""I'l have h 'Pe'L peseed thneigh great dillieultiee, bet he wag not stirs
Of conne they acceptesl the rep et .4 the Ex-miller. they had net pretite I by their time .4 trial. Then
of the cup that I shall drink . 4," An.l that the minter
and the only effect it weed.' have sal. es then went.; be there ten.. another very impertant matter. Ile
in their cam, was the moue ai. in that .4 the Apostle
and Martyr, "We are able." lie wa., 'stir' ti„.y tinier' 1 this beli 'vine the Meet to be ....fleet. they would did not think tiey could return Menke toe heartily to
stood this, teethe inetruction eiven then, there he was Pay v 're epos:lel attenti li to it. Ihit he believed he the gentlem in who had taken the very greateet pain.
W 34 rieht in ',eying the Grainmar wae 'stem fer than awl whew rep irte, in cenjunetien with hie own, had
thankful to eel wax not only iseciaLar, hut relieiene.
Aral thee, ~,,,,,,,ie were rege,,,,ree either ie..
,4,,,i , I Lem I keemler„ and it wes because they then ht it 1....11 reel hy Mr. .14.wie the examiner. p lseen..)
eye, in Ile' iv
aren etee thew They were ahle I,.'Ci y oe's I theeefere .I" wit ev..l"iee 'Pit' e' is time. and They were isieleiseteelly very tsonpetent melt for the
gra„ t„ keep tie, y„e„, and to fight twmifulle f,„r i there no. a great .1.,11 • 4 Srsa-istiou t.. get over week, but he :limiest thwielit that if the examiners
that I. eween the ewe it did eset reeive yew. • much were themselves. exa ~, i, we Mr. Rowe would take fleet
fleet the Seal-air, against "in, the week! and the
devil. t„1.11„, ~, the 4,1,, ~f Hi- lily lif,.. 01, "id , attentien. In best IWeemlier nearly all the boys who place. (Dear, hear.) On 'what( of the 'Ciosneil he
I went nii for examination teek leimeh, awl 'oily tv., thanked him for the very great pains awl trouble he
~'l wee-, me and gener.si,, docile, obedient, grace-
NI and loi-itiz. Let them remember the ex-ample of 1 isilv'ls therefere laet December they name hive heel taken. And for Isie own part 3.4 chairman of the
Chriet liimeelf, what a mars-elbow pieture of simple ' l'"ei extremely Aimed. Recently 14 hops ha-1 onuseil Ile wimht elate that he felt extremely gratified
obe hence were the ell ye 'to ',pent Iri Him upon earth, , mitered fee what Was callol the Muer,: 'rue wy with these reperte. (Applause ) With regard t... the
started C 'hew' in I, rie riein z nl. we the level of wend grade seliewile he
stamping ae it were mem the wiehles bietery, the , eleminatims 3' 3 ~e..-iv
ill i .userioo had presenle 1 theronelate. woe not nit's.,oleo-I to that. (Hose, hear.) fie
tenth, that, that which we eleinl.l lay to heart in every i 1.".".
in, mient, fo•I: el wee net a burning zeal ..r at Met, i They ef 1. el"e aslw ssl Re'.l to sie the ',ante .31,1" thank feel if they do rise." ( Ism.l .dleers.) But
..hehtting wi.„.1,„,i, lost the ,4„,,,ie gi.,„., a a 1,,,i., !a. other.: they could not le hebindesand el they ..f this he avieild ermine them. however high the lorys
ane I.,yej eleetmeme. 'limy whom he we, aa.h.„4,4 I sent in their ode:lien and he had received a letter f p.m I might ries it w.nsl.l make n . difference in the terms .4
mod learn 4..1.. their duty, an.l to bee, eme„,thee.„ I Mr. Ihriten Smith the et-ewe-we, fer these pert.. and the wheel. It seed.] be c intrery to the principles
sub not o V
nly . 110 their dto duty, but ite it cheerfullyl from it he learnt the reports 1.1.1 wit yet been reeeived, mein whieh they heel Marto! if it did. And that led
awl withent grumbling even when they did net like I There wise rather a new feature this year in the him t',:Miele I'.a remark in "le by the Head blarder,
it. We were "flea. „nee „porn, t, d„ thncht te., did „ot I Eelli'iti.m keel. They were able net Mir I° give a with ree-sed to a ilividen,L New they re;oi.liated the
like to 4-i. 'Then wee the army time ts, de thew illitiee
Loge nut& ire of ralitable book..i but they are able to ilea ell a dividend. If there were any ?refit it went
:
ehee, fully and mud idly, awl time-jeer-esthete...redly present. alteeether ennethine lit.'.e (ff) in the ehelie of into the eoileerTl. Their "an essential hada Wa. that
whatever is to Ile bOrlle. lila let them remember J exhihitsene. (Ap -Lan--c) 'lltey inielat, perhsie, as no pereen who e eiti Pirated get anything ent of it. It
weepier where all tee. muse go to inereaes the prize- er give Mr. Wright
tliie, the nal well-lichee the real health ,4 a school, - fl'eY wen' a't wealthy leelv.
nethey came from. Some ,d it hail been c intrilaiteel 'something more. (neer, hear.) iliat was sine of the
.bil not depen.l upon what yon ile, but upen what yen
w•e. This felt oil was built mut ("meted by the zeal by a very inflisentiel ;itemise of the C,oiticil, whose conditions of what was celled the orieinel " inetisers
awl !Penalty of them wile hail at heart the welfare of name they oitil I 101.'01104 Z3e74.1, 33.1 41.1 t of 3 little soolum," and woe 1111e11334,1' le, an.) conl.l not he
I.heiet lie,. a,,,1 the„ thht „f the, „,„,,tr,, i eee he .c he which he I'.-''--1 1' eelf he heit leen elite to :there I. lie, thank. he ale, tendered to neitly periemis
for on. firmly believed there W.V. a lag and brilliant oodrileite ,onic more. The N 1 ape of Dercheeter wlei had given prizes. They weul.l aeree with him
future yet befere it. Years after all of who, 41.
s'., ha- I b1....1 soeminently rneceseifell in an I as Crime. an.l parents of the hove when lie Paid they
them semmeiled, there had gone to their edncoional pint of .irw anl who as... kind et ~,,, eh owed a ileep debt of gratitude VI at... (Ilene,. ah,, hail
few; home, bine after the li iris there present had to take an intereet be the whos4, had very kindly werkeit -se bard far the "china, ale. Wright and Mr.
pa,-eit away fee ever, that schri.l he tweed and efferril an exhildion .4 three :mine. fee Dorchester \Vie. ale Wie wee :mine t. leave them; and he (the
belies-est. nenll.l 'easel and weld.' mend forth unto the her.- (11'heen0 I;ut it welsh' net he aweple.l this. I .Ireleleeeen) with meny "there wee very very sorry,
werld year after year boys to eheriels It. name, a„,i tune "wine to the abeeeee s 4 two or three I. ris at the J an-I if the Imre were ask., lit they were he Imllevee
when they may hope t., crown it with frrila h item..
, time '(the examinati.m. Having narrated how these there woutl not Ir.inneh ditflerslty in getting W a *Wailer
Iluielrole of Enelieh Imo. week' probably, in course .4 ' elthibitions wmild be .li.tritoited, the Speaker went en answer. I thank you, stet the 'weaker, tensing to
time, pas. through it, leevene- I with its spirit, leavened
t'.Pay that wiien Ileukell returned. after a little rest I Mr. Wix, meet heartily and sincerely in the name of
with it,, nay's and met en., and bearine theingh life j
rendered neereary by the hart week he del in I the pouneil fur the very great attention and energy
it., inflneniee, awl the inemeries of its, tea-hinge. eomPetiti ~,, at the teepee, Matrieulate Examinatien, yen have given to the COMMA of the rieheirl. (Much
What, therefore. Awed les the fate et the fieriest
he wonel real fir a at:athematic-al echelarship at cheering.) It would le, wit 'if place for him ts. nay
r mney embeel newel with the, he saw befere him, Cambridre, aml with him there aerial I.e, he thoneh., very much to the headkruieter. Ilis rawer.' weed,' be
and wari in their hanele. line simtle generation might some live "there, &lei reading ter the univrieities, finale in the WILY,. which attendee the wheel --a
for ever decide it. Their het len the echwel might be (if these six there would be three er four who would Maa,ss which he truly believed rooted in hie bawle.
very ebort The average time aby etayed there was Leo up to Oxford or ( 7ambridee. awl two "thew would (Am dense.)
lea., he believeit, than five year., but, the revel er probably try at the !mutton Univereity. Nov he wished s• Indere 11)..mume W.Ol then nicely rendered by the
harm he mieht de .turine those few years was simply them t. uneermand that they were net trying h. turn (*hole and the Imemeilinge te . med,
the echo.' out of it. eseerve efnest a eee'md erade 4. • leinchom wes iertaken .4 in one of the whierle. eine
incalentable. Altheugb in five year.. fr. .m this time
lint these boys had risen naturally l's.a hug, tinniber of pers.ll4 who +stayed to watch the
hardly one .4 them sitting befere him upon them J first grade eds. I :
henchee would be memberee4 the richwil, yet, as they te a higher pitch then they anticipated. Whether crieket mateli between Durnevariene, paetand prelent,
themeelven wenstil have carried hence life-I'm" they had done tom mneh w..rk upon them, or the boye I airhich endeil in favour of the Weft-, thus meted the
reminiscences --so those who hereafter may he sitting themselvee ha 4 seine too much, he knew wit, but there meet rucereefrd gathering ever witneme.l at a County
in their reax,, v„itid either he tame, from the eine ; they were. ((beer'.) It happene4 they had a gentles Scheel Prize Day.
they it...id e,,,,,,,,itte4 ~,,,t what a erene th„‘„ht_.. man c 'Ming next tern in the place of Mr, Wit- !
be reaping the blessing of which they hel 'sewn the whom he was extremely w.rry was leaving them-who
was a first-claes chemical man. Fortunately they 'Voted
seed. As the waves fk.w en Po the river perwenally
run.jte comm., and ee the mieee is reneermf sh will also have a little outsiele h-!1. by a man who head been
w, between the two, he
the school centinue. When they had gone the work I what was calk"' a"c
''''''.
they had done h*.l not left with them, but still spread trusted that before lene they went.] be able to have
it. inflnence areunit the wheal whether for good ~, I three schelars either at Oxeird or Cambridge, an I he
evil, it eyed ~r mow( for them or against them still i .lid not think the work of the reset ,4 the wheel was
whet ewe ef plave then shall this school wore j likely to miller. He dares sy they had noticed from
iteelf '.. Shell it be a place where many prune x
j the examiner*s rep irt-Mr. Kirkleatrielie. who had
men were first twieht to um bad lam:liege,
J examined lot Mr. Handley Nionle -that he referred
eepecially t.,ti,,,omilitien .4 the English an.l writing,
te learn swan and uneracieue ways, where I
clearly that in ethenptine other enlijeete
in-any Engliehmen might I eik beck in their futnre I sh"eri"s
hives and any "would to God I had never been at the I they del not neglect English, awl that it wae a
1 prartical part .if the educttion of the, Med, During
Dorset County Scheme fur there I learnt wickednem I
have never yet been &hie to unlearn ;" or rather should the pant year there had been sense improvements
it he a place to which the mbeilare might leek back 1 ee,„(e_mere in the plhygr ind for the eenvenience of
the et:helms which had been peel fir from the ',refits
with deep gratitude for lemons far more hotting I
: l'. very ably insnagel IT Mr. Wit. They were still
and manly. pure, and where duty ..
than tbore of clameed lore er mathematical or phiremee 1 'if the "tuck ' shop -a very great inetinition there,
science, where they might reflect they ha I learnt to be aw
heel 1 without weir much-week I gonnasium---a place where
covered familiar thought and strick truth familiar I the Icy. cub) play en wet dare He thought they
practice. Upon them, the lade did it mot .4reetie r oiseht to do something for ihern in that way-
depend in which direetien the stream ef these wheels (hear, heiue-fer the tele steopert ',see their desks,
sheuhl flew. Oh ! Christian boys, soldiers of the inducing a little teneletcy to get high eheuldere
army far whem threnes are ',revered abeve and and it was only fair that they should try awl
and whose plate in the records of Eternity hes been I pelt them etreight, an-I thee thee ceuld do if
fixed befere the finanda.ien ,4 the worll, yeu see the they g"t their gymnasium. The falai had now
i reeeerel 4:72 3e. 61., but as the cord would probably be
temples of the tipirit of the Incarnate 1;04. I) net I
prey you neglect the golden opportunities new offered I s enething like L-2(/0, they were not quite bold enotigh
you Don't ever be unfaithful to Him whom servant. I to begin it at once, tint they hoped 3 lillialboer Of persons
1 in the county- would Willie f mward, and with their
you are ID- lit pees by the cream pet hefere you and
held Pespeneled over you by angels anxionely waiting I kite! help mot what they could raise amenest them-
e-, see whether you are &hie to fight sander (*brides pelves that they would be able to Imiel it before
banner against every f nen ef evil, and honestly hi do I &neither year conic rennet. If pessible, they woull try
your duty in that emeiti ei in which Go 4 has ph,' to raise seme of the (made by means of c ineerte ane
yeu and whether piii are h ipe always to keep your. entertains:n-Ista. The enlocriptiene tea-mein the 'c 'an
fund amointe.l to VS, whicti, with the oillectien that
selves unspetted Item the world.
After the service a c d'ectien was me-ie, which mernine amounted to (13 Their therike were due te
realised t 4 ID.. el. tbe venens prize eentributers amine whom were the
The elistributien of Priori took ilw.,e in the lefty Rieheleif Salisliney,theDean of Salisbury, feed ELI in,
scheeerieu, Whirl, W 34 tele.' with a fa-hi-enable awl Awhile*, ic eanetuery, Mr. Myer, Mr. Ingby, Mr.
numenius anitience. Among thee present were -wet Pertimus, Mr. Midellet es, Mr. fleet, Mfr. Fry, lemon.
we jet them deem initiecriminately -Rev. Talbot Banker, and Bingham, the !Stayer of Dorchenter, and
baker, Archdeacon Sanctsury. Colenel and lira the mestere an.l ethers.. All ef them, he nuppmeel,
Bingham, Mr. Herbert Ikelges, Me'., J. lf"sheee, NB's were aware that thie eche il was managed financially
Hodges, Mr. li. I:. !Slid-Been, Mr. Keats, jun elim by a lenited liabilite company, and if the eharehol-tere
Keats, Me J. an-!afire It ibinern, Mr. an.l ifre. A. ill-1 net receive any diviilen.l4, yet he Woo
W, Lodi, Mr., Alleel Bele, AB,. Beeh, me Fe able to state that the belance sheet showed a prOfit.lso
14,enge, Mr. Hoeg, Rev. H. G. Ravenhill, Rev. 11. is_ that they were in a fleuriehine ',tare, and they need
Railer, Cameo William*, Mr. T. A. Homer, te hardly in the future use the word uncertainty.
Hazel, Mr. Lush, Bev. W. .1, P. Pope, Hes% J. Ae No doubt they had been on thee tele!, but he timed
Wix, Her. T. Ku...e11-Wright, Mr. awl elks Loader, the improvement which had been tante WWI a sound
Hon. and Rev. Sprineeßice one, and would increase 3a time went en. (Cheers-)
The llreneaLterea then briefly introduced the enter The Rev. Sir TALW/t BALER expreiriesl his regret
„f 1.,,,,,,,!1fii1a, and a musical lini2eanime was ~, that he had been unable to be preeent at their last
capitally initiated by a seleetien played en the pi inn athletic .portA. At the earns time he must admit he
by Larkam, an old bor. Graves Elegy followed, wine.l rather be there that day for he had some little
peen with nympathic feeling by Kelly, and a ileintett oil fashioned prejudices, against athletic ',vide ter fear
se
" sweet awl low " drew forth applause, 'Be they might direetthe enereim of the boys away from the
Tabakspfeife, by (lark i., and Portbury, was die - reoper purpees for which they were at heol and
tinguiPhed by the readiness with which gutturel impede their intellectual pro.;res.. When he was at
German found apt expression from Dorset tongues. A
little fellow, llayter ii., very nicely recited "He never Oxford such things ae athletic sleets were unknewn
They were quite a modern invention, but from what
mailed again (Men. Hemans), an.l the glee "May. he had wen in the pipe"' there mimed t, be an
.11y" Olreleri, wee very spiritedly reneeree “Gnistara immense amount of intereet taken in them, both at
Vara, given by Cox ii and Nicol, evinced that this enir.ty wheel. and the universities, and he could not
was not a mere reciwaien lot a selection thoroughly but admit that obviensly there were mime eel vantages
and carefully uneerstood. A selection hem Shaker-- attached to them. There was always a reelitiman of
peare a play of "Much ado ahem nothing" followed, boys who were distinguished the snore for their phyPical
Cox i., whe meme to have a heel of innate humour, than their mental powers, and who, however much
mark a capital Deeeherry, and at the onaclusion the they did with their muscles, Wired do but little with
performers were heartily applauded. The ether their heads. And in such cases athletic eaercises were
personages enacted were t-flogberry, Cox i. ; Sexton, very useful no donbt. He believe 4, moreover, that
Watch, T Dov e
Drew ;
K Verges, Scutt • Berachie, Munekton ; Con. they were to be found in a great measure as a great
rade, elly. : let Fry; 2nd Watch
incentive-looking at the Ap a.viettees I 'ce to his
The madrigal "I saw lovely Phillie" conclud:ruia beloved son Timothy-to flee youthful lusts. (Hear,
reports were then read by the Rev.
first part. hear.) Still, at the name time, he must confess to some
The examiner, little prejudice, although, really, after bearing the
.
Mr. Roe, rector of Poyntingt in, the ally examiner reports of the examiners -gentleinem, with one excep-
present. They conetituted a voluminous document, tion unconnected with the wheel, and therefore not
and from them we extract the following digest:- open to the least inrinuation of anything like partiality
Before making detailed remarks mesa the ememea eemee -he felt that there was thon.u.di gool ...nand week
I ba,,, had to examine I would say here that, meme the going on in the whore as well as gyinfeetic exercises
etre.* with rod he must congratnbate the Head Master and the
pspers as a whole, 1 bale been especially
thee, few facts -Ist, The handwriting is Amenity excelkot others upon the result. To return to the idea of
and never really had. ft is uniformly clear, neatly reseed, athletic sports being cotuliined with mental exereiges.
came*" " to catch
aecattcoira tliietheaapa'aiwinen. laserieraje a,n4d.n.;%17.911,174: he believed that proba'ily many of thew who had
without being entirely faaltiese, is so generally goad that diatinguisbed themselvee that day would be than.
I have foiled to find a doxeri outrageous misspellites in at" to
off a IP"' game of cricket and t"
all the mama. 3rd. By far the majority of the carry o prizes in the field as well as in
showed that their weiten laid themselves out to do their the study Let them turn to a classical l' recedent-
best. A "wanteed" answer Wee rarely, if ever, to be met the famous Olympic games. Not only were there

WETHOUTH.

THE STONIS 111111V)ItIV; NXiiistirr_ —On Thursday lefore
Mr. J. Ayling and Mr. T. Aleidt. Own .41,,seer, Charlts
ralw and Alfred Noire, were summoned for stone throw-
ing, hut Moore did not at pear, and it was ordered that a
warrant be issued fur his apprehension- Mrs. Orchard of
High-street, has lean frequently annoyed by In,* throw-
ing stones form Chapelry-street into her premises, and
when she apoke to the hors they were impudent and told
her she was ilead, only al.' was too lazy to lie down.
Serzt Hersey and Mrs. Eliza Hoot ono, I Mra.
bell:lots evidence, and the latter said that Sisineer hail
cmiet into her lions, and ouoily abused her. --Ti,- ea,
was ',roweled till Friday. and Dr. Drew mearking that
the practice wa too-oiling dangerously common, the boys
were ordered to he kept in the police station WI Monday.
Mrs. Hunt having complained of being gionovoll for
giving evidence, the magistrates warnol Mrii. Spencer and
all other-, that they intro ie.l to protect Mrs. Hunt, aryl
would severely punith any one inti ... , toting her or any
one else from giving evidence in the can,.
Srost Mnolav before the Mayor (Mr.
handle), Mr .1. Ailing, Dr. J. 1)r-w, and Mr. T. Abbott,
three boys were tonight up fur throwing stones. The
M.iyor sail they were broiiiht up fm wilfully throwing
it roes with the knowledge that they were certainly doing
iniodnef. Having had four days' iinprileitunent already
they would not he flogged : hut if brought up again, they
would' hive a flogging th,t they would remember for
eine tom t come. TIWT coniblereil that wait of care
and .p.i.rvisinn at home, had hem the cause of their inb-
orn-hart, :mil the mothers and guardians were warned to
I ike care of their children, soil not allow them in go on
in a life one of Cie worst they could live, and ending they
hardly liked to ,ay hon.—The boys were then discharged.
Jam., Shell was born:hi up for making a false state-
ment at Dublin whim joinz the Moral Art Ilery, he having
previoudy been discharzed f roin t.,e :Pith regiinent fo-t.
fi-'irgeant,Major Teesdale proved that prisoner had mile
the false ataternent that he bad not served in the line, but
had served in the City of London Militia. They found
that he hol not served in the militia, but had served in
the :Pith regiment of font.--The man aaid be hail beat dl..
charted for illnesa—Dr. Drew asked him whether be wa•
pusoilh. the moiled ultra-yon reenlist,nent. Ile replied
—" Fs-a, and Dr. Drew and he could nut hut feel that
many of these cases which were brought before the maxis.
1 Ind retieetol lock on the melte...al officer. Ilere was a
man dischargol as unfit for service, and yet the moiled
officer of another regiment passol him an fit..—The Mayor
i said that when prisoner wa p lie w. snot lout
1 Ore year. ruizlit have rs,:t.,rol his health, and if be hail
,t .t that lie had servo' before, an-I linen discharged,
but that he believed he was tit now, be might have been
continuol in serviee. Ac it MS% t.kere 0,11 a falae state-
ment. —The Sergeant-Major (Mr. Teesdale) put in a certi-
ficate from the medical board that he is now fit : but, in
answer to the Mayor, the sergeaut-major Mid they (the
commanding officer, Lc., of the regiment) was not willing
to take hini.—The Mayor sentenced the prisoner to rig
weeks' hard labour. Ile et it at he had been in the guard-
room three week's alrea iy inn the Mayor said the
punishment he was liahe ti being three month's bard
labour, lie seas not harshly dealt with in having to under-
go six weeks' hard labour.

MARTINSTOWS.
THE annual meeting of the Msrtinstown, SteepTeton.
and Winterborne amociation in aid of the British
and 1 'reign Bible Society, was held in this village on
Friday evening laid, the speaktrs being the Mee. E.
Lollow. the vicar, who presided, and the Dem. Canon
Smith, W. C. Osborn, and U. Barn, vicar of Faringdon,
Berks. The lest-named speaker attended as the depute-
ti ~ and nothing could exceed the interest with which
hiss addrem, being most
ipoweritil in itn advocacy of the
claims of tire tne society. i most fell of Christian affection
towards Christians of al denominations, and of Christian
interest in the spiritual welfare of every one prevent, was
listened to by them who were then amembled. The
collection after the meeting amounted to tit its, which
included the liberal contribution of £5 from Mr. It.
William% of Bridehead, who, with other menilscrs of his
family circle, was prevent on this occasion Most of the
principal inhabitant, of the parish were slim prment, and
were again cheered by the attendance of friends of the
society from Dorchester, Went Fordington, Winterlvorne
Abbe% Monekton, and Went Stafford.

wh.. caine in hri4 a the lariat race,' ) OJ, f' aervire, which wan very eoj..yahte. th., eoeju ~,aerh.,l to when. •'e cave P.. ,overei.. U. you new
l'ii;,l•Nt'sfloh-s awl the works .4 lleroilotns yeLiti,"7,,7,,,v" "...c aoow4el tb.' 1-v. I M.'e..n i I coo-. e.cmin.ol When, ~e eai walking -lb lb.
"""'
were eomposc.l, and, therefore, their preseat e militia- I the hop...no:went thi, r7i,enit„
lion of 'eta' and ploy:deal n* o, wa. but the revival ; : :try sermons of the Primitive Metbeli-t, Seteeds in Steil. roe with reference to her father's etriri:isrt
of an .4! Mr. 'taker then oduplimented „ in, Son: morning and eveuind. to the nitem•di there fo ”ol that he had horn a resiewtalde and weithehe,,,,4
the school upon their mushal alAljtiea, and was -erviee, at which the es-lodars Kase me-teams and man: and it Rao spite he ha I assmiatal hissisrlf with
gratnlated thoa es, were delivered on Snotty Sehool work. The sorb a loan m Glans. He promised that her father shoulds • who hal taken prizes, which they hln
chibirein,pihrvitnly
.whraicit
,s t
c„aatt
h It knot in three day.
ha,! led I lone without a Ltel deal of self denial, site '
tion, an much pains :del 4WIT, lie ahm said a word
I rzsinst a g evl attendance at the meeting that followed. No one had beets by his diroct7for, ortoh7l7, 4, those boys who had very nearly, hut not quite been
successful. lie suppose 111. •re were some there who ' The Her. C. Portnell occupied the chair, and reeognition (nee the en.,l inte „he cain ch‘eteg,7•C:
had never W,HI prize, if r. they coald not know the addre.seis were delivered by Councillor G. I 'Esrti=, Mr. 11. now a mariner, nor had any oise bees seat hy LW/ 111
keen satisfairiow awl enj ,ym nit which it afforded lt F„.t.ell. and Mr. Watts, of Rourommeith. ##### •of the receive any money rnaneetimi with the rase.
se..„, one a the t5,„..4 ,koh.,hthti re„„,,neetione in nig Iny PC16011,711 rove recitations and the choir and school children Polioneonstailde to Ow madam 4I
life. Bat let them not be discouraged_ It was not .le,tal hymn. in • ',err m-editoWe M•n Mr. the Pr...tom at Chard. He ac the at the Sivas las.
"mg Travers accompanyinz on the bann minim mgr.:nous ill Prisoner .34 onnant,U.l ',ha
always those who were the quickest when ' aid of the school were made at the cloU of the services an
succeeded best in futnre years. Some talents were
develop:4 early, but re,ittired time; others still a good ; A GOoD AECTIOn.-A couple of oublichouses belonging
solid foundation nritht be laid in that schisd. He to the Corporation were let by public auction for termo of
would wish them to recollect that beyond the improve- 11 years at the Guild-hall on Thurathe afternoon, hY
ment of the intellect, there was the development and Messrs. Curtis and Sin. Lot 1, the Angel Inn, an old-
establishment of the moral principles. That matter, established and well-frequent hostelry., situate in the
however, bad I.ecn excellent treated by Mr. Everitt' iMarket-street, a..&nnprted for in a spirited manner by
oral brewers and others, and it was knocked down to
in his sermon that he should not further allude to it Mr. If otrhings, solicitor, ~f Wareham, for Marrs_ J. A.
than to say that though it might not be in the p ,wer H. J. panto, ta.„,, Wa„bac.a. at the extrac
of many, Perhaps to achieve a-distinguished treatiieaa, ordinary rental of a year, or nearly treble the
yet it Waal ~pen to them all to grow op well principled am:mot-Dili-given by NI, F. Stvring, of the Poole
And rospecuedc m withers of society, p wawa's,/ of those Bres-ery, II years ago. I. d 2, a water.ole
menes,a,,,,lvirtleiwhiehad„enthecheidtenpruleanion&died the Shipwrights' Anna, with cottage adioining.
( A tidanwe,
r sitnote at Ilamworthy. speedily ran up to Lin. st which
rental it was knw-keil dorm to Mr. Muter. of
The llea-ma4Trn then diptrilmted the exhibition., S othanipton. for Mr. T. Marstmi, of the lialphin
and priz,saa ikanerr. Poole. This bowie realised 1;;G at the last
letting*, that the rental has egaztdr doubled. Acc,eding
1.. the renditions of letting the leases of both home. have
to keel, the propetty in teiuntable repair, pay all rates, '
I ixes, aii.soments and outgoings, and insure agaiost lire.
The terms of the leases commence on the tlth of
-isteantee next We eon-train' it, the auctioneers.
C eporatiom and ratepayers 01"11 the very satidactorr
result .4t',,- letting.
Perry Sitssio.s. "'Mors lac. -Rebore Messrs. W. Pearce,
F. String, IL la Ellis, .1, M. ,rreii, and Gun+.
Linen.. to deal in goose were granted to Mr. George
Vine and Mr. chorles florae.
imildcr. of P:okstone, was summoned for
di, heying an order of the 11 -soh to contrilsite 3s. 01. a
week towards the mainthuance of his wife, who is an
inmate of the workhouse. Mr. .1. Ilooltston, aeistant
overoer, proved that the amount due was .215.. oi., and
the Ilmcb. ordered a distress warrant to be issued.
Henry 7..4P,, ael y sweep, was snintoonel to show
race why he should rad rimtribute Inca.!, the soolvot
I of his wife, who is new in the Workhouse., -Ikiendant
; was ordered to pay 2.. a week,
I William Coombs, a dealer, was brought op under a ear'
rant ch weed with asinalting his wife, Mary I soot's, on
the precious! Satairday.-Prosecutri x, who bore marks of
the primmer violence on her face, now took ail the blame
noon herself and raid Abe struck the first blow. -The
magistrates bound misoner over in the n 0.., of .1;5 to keep
the peace for six months, and ordered hint to pay is.
! Cootl.

STICKLAND.
On Tare the ehil 'i•en forming the '• Band of Hone"
here were taker to Whateovntse Park for a tes (.4 whom
al,out 1) of the ebiMren did not go 'of various reeeone)
Mr, and Mrs. C of the Crown Inn haring determine/ to
give thein a toa. Ar,•ordingly on Thursday they liv4 in a
bet! adjoining the booe. and were plentifully regaled
with cake and tea; and after the tea variou• ainusensenta
were got nip, aur h as running for trriz -0, scrambling. de.
Some of the villagers Alia/tell Mr. and Mrs. Cole lry
waiting on the youngsters. and a pleasant evening was
event

STALBRIDGE.
AncllrßY. —The tirct meeting for the wacon of the
Anzlecea Archery (lob took pl toe on Tnwelay crier-
wen,. when nearly 39 archers awsetoblnl in Sacllii-ilge
Park. The weather wac favourable, awl there were
many *Mc male. Dinner woe Nerve lin a tent in the
l'ark, awl mnemonic the prize,. were dictrilmtni.
.iI.VI%ItR IfOVSEISREAKLIVA.--JAIMCS /w/cla anal
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0161.1,01111.1.
A LETrYit TAI ha., horn axed in the gar.len wall of
Melrose Cottage. Itraolpole Road.
Ter livierrodent Sunday 'Who chieireat bad their
anneal tea in their retwailroom on Thor...lay. After tea
rations spew took place in a field at Shilling Yarn.
Smoot TRILIT.—On Thornlay the children attewliwg
the I ketch ri,ttelay Srboni., utirobering alwtot rot, hart
their anneal treat. Alter parading the wroci. beaded Ow
the band of the lit It R.V.. tea waa partakes .4 at the
Rectory. The. over, the children awl teacher. wlionewill
to a field at the South Mill, where dancing awl ..11604/
FP,rl.l took
Boancrar I.olArr. Friday. —Bel ore the Mayor (Mr. 11.
NoVnGII). $ll4 Mr. R. Cm.
le Larem•Jse, • .initle aroma., .rw Iwonadit 11, In
cwt.', charged gri h entering dwelling loom, wad
stealing prop-rty beton:inn to rental persona. 'There
Were only three MOM proved against her, mit 4 0.1.111,
nine.r ten eases the pollee were enabler' to prove sigaitiet
lon-. The. find ...Atm, proved was oiteahnx a Asir time the
homy, of Jane Denham. not, of Janos. laanhaws, I...driver. the second ca.., stealirg a chair lions the hoses
Itivid Joy, tanner, and the third ewe tending as
antinoicaowsw Abell hook, awl two picture. ITOM
lIMUse n( Lily Allen. rt. toriortrr 1116 'enteric/A ter
weeko hard taboor for oarh odence. There had hero mow-
plaint+ male to the polr, for wow, tone of robin" frees
hooves, but they c oil.' not Awl the offender, the priaoner,
trot boring in the lewd ,s.pectwl. awl grmit credit moot toe
given to them for hrinvng the Pp...yr to ilit!t;iee

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Dank/ POlll,ll. two h.yo, aged ten WO eleven re-
ve,tively. whom parent.. lire at Stalhriage, were
apprehetcle4 on Monday by P.,.. (*emir for hrealting
int., the 'clue of Mr. William l'areinc. As Stalliriage
Common, cml 4ealino money thorefrote. It ;11.1,3811
that the lionce in mmeti.s,itc isolate.l. th it on
gmmay aftertimni last. in the tie InMat,ol.l.
the Vomigetera elfeetcel an entranc, by the
awl then went mietairs am, took fr-en the
precexettoec troncem pocket a covereign, a half-
eivereign, awl some *liver. When taken into elictmly
wen • of the money was f.eun4 npon the !lemon of
Ihiffett, awl a covereign awl a “hilling were found
lthlilen ureter two gaut.i..to. The priconere
stele a ointtlf-lrix from the promentm'is house. The
.lelircinent4 were taken to litotrmincter hy the l'hiper-
interclent, moil will he lirmight before the net:i.trat,‘

SATultiinT.—.ll/ne/os h,ptogp ounrgi.„
hrinught up in runi•oly ins.Zini IqPizaheth Vonore,
Kroner. ke lia..4streel, wllb nhfainia/ Rou4s
prAdineen tn the valise 31/.. Tlie primmer wa.,,maritted
for trial. . .

I 2.IrUNTI" Pours% Kaisday. -Before Mr. H. P. Gawky
Mr. .1. P. 31 attune.
IN,lsenr r;;11. teat,. wa. I•rmigist art in eristrely
Tinder a warrant char ce.l try hi. hr.rther. Walter 14.11, with
thieatenina to kill 1ii.,,. and that he hal fv4 hong ta
and marina that he might tw larsord riser tn keep the
n-are (nesrolor him. -Mr. 1)4 for the premeratx,r, awl 11r,
31 abler for ,hrfenidant- -trnierel In bad enretiat likesieW
in £I. and two suretn• in C. earl., vt I.e tof peal
lehariniir for or in nabs. -The rwinired wrath's warn
obtained.
The same defendant was farther anted with aesnisittwit
Rs. Wahl, at Ow time he wasa twig's of, ~14,41 mg,
!raters.-V,nol al. and e.eitii 4.. 6.1. -The awe was paid.
and the prisoner Itherale.l.
Boitermi ['rm. SYJN.Pr.4.ltivolay.-Beiwe the Karts
(Mr If. If 'well), and Mr. 4, Tdelser.
Jaw, terser war asownnord for 7s. lel. www rstos
and polme raiao, hy Mr. It Bahama, aiwiiitant nee...ear tor
the pariah ,tlinaani. -Ordered to he paid Nrthwith,
and ends. 3.. al,
This w•vil only rase terfore the rnatistrstes at Oslo
sesshnis.

CONVERNINO SHOP WI)MEN.
Bg " 414,ber of "0d4w.4 !Wpm"

"Well. ‘44 fellow, aavl bow id it yon 4on't get
marrie4 f" I aelflal a frietvl 4 mine after W• had
eliatte4 on onlinary lollies for • tune w.ate.l by sty
eody fire, I in all the glory .4 tempest/ Itachlor.torsie
for toy wife wad "ft a eidit.
How ht It I ilon't ;eel martial, I ant nimbi," awl
14.1 lookrel intetidely itoletnu, I Canna oast tatighing,
"You may lan.:11. I know a ewert 4irl, altieetea
ens, do her • dhp ;' .h. 1.. ju4la. may taolo.
but ---- Alt! Thote awl heste.l
from hie ntntily lwenat.
"Well, what i. the ' lett now "
" site are.ided etgionlitely in Writ 4lk that owls tem
a yap'. When 4te ien 400 rd, eke
take a abort walk, anti tarn hark anti meet her toils
She wears a eodtly I. onnett, trinmetwil with real feathers,
anal a jirket that coot+ eizlit or nine :ruinead. I aelt
you the dimple wiedtion -.4,611.1 I Alford kwep a
who ilreaiett like that

.....
" Well, ; hot -he might alter in time as yon *ay
• •weet;"
"Wit a hat might It appen 1.4.• re that time 1 toll
yorj rally, there are aeveral fellow* .tewiy, etre,
ite•tt a :maim; wi,ta. bait how rata the vesture oft,
taking a woman &estate' a, espeateirety, to plain..
thongls leatoe.! The .Ireem Peall4l tllOlll,
they are unlit, aa.a1f....1 to he triage...m.ll'a tricot,
unit-. they are draper.,- awl 1 as..atrial.' that Veal
smirk. a little here, lint pray pot it clown to hie
appointment.
•• Mt tor •tear l'red, It Lc natural for them to .11reat
well. I le•lietetlwy are oblige-I to 4. w. in the *hop..."
• • Ire.s. 1h.7 113 ,roo•1 Itaek ,1rr0.e.4, awl they oonl.l
do the eon,- "lit of the ollop, awl then there worth'
toot he many 'Men.; an.l aotaetlsing
hool malty 414:0we.. roils follow. in the traeit .4 thee,
recoiling haliea. I I,MM air .10 tool. and 1,11.1• Lu. g„
wajnet their own g..al, it if my little 'lava only hal
aenae mcoNh 1.. Ire... malerately what a happy in
I alaml.l lc' for I think Jae eat,. for me; hut I reeol
no more think .1 twarrying her titan the in.... t‘
M., in, There we..' Tom Evan* 171.1,1'110 2,4 preUr a
o.ay She hwlgood -r" Or or Via
a year. Whell 41, married her trona...4 aro,. Oft for
Our lady, e• far /14 mitahln tire. W...., arsl she knew
nothitt; in the way .4 martyring her Aml now
tk at her. 141.., la a regular slatterta, wearin4 te•el
thing. in an untidy fashion ; her Ire... alwaya iliety,
her children in .tnart waled thing,. with dirty no.ea
awl ragged hair. reinning hither awl thither, mei pee
'rail Win arel do pet thitok 1 0.41
go and •lo likewie• ?N.. I w•elld rather die an 41
ince.lor. I know acme (lanai.. where th• re An' four
or live datighter., all ',chop girl., awl all holding fair
to he tad' maiden.. They dre.a ele.iantly 1•11.1 well
-their ,lee.. is fatale.. in every revert, harken..
the mother doe,. j•et manage to livo deoently. owl hoe
ilaughtera are redroneal to go mei caw her. Their
edineation may ron-14 in a knowledge of aeeoont., lust
wilting a fair hand, and that la shout an. They MY I
trsehy novela, when they eats get the ,'ham.., saaal
imagine thects.elvect (lot Ituroinea. Itat thia not AI
1 asel aratter how that the eoetteraationa In the
workrooms are anything hut creditable ; awl you
knew that a eertain kind of knowle.ige, if only heard,
11111.0,4 the bloom tweleaty to fly. b1.1..ay may
remain, lint it. jpitrity awl haagone. whether
we Mill of not. _ .

"Why. Vol. you are getting hot about it."
" An. to m ski. me, when I OW usass3•
men of like mstol with myeelf who nonril
take a w.nnan he a wwhieol wife, hut they will not.
Y,M Islay 416100.10 111190.1 it that. until there I. a revolts
ton in siren., nens will remain nnmarrieul, ass 4 edam.
will he rile. I know it, I we it. Why in a tows,
that I iambi Dance, over girla went wkii the.
Mauer. of a regitnent wh. 0s they were ..tational in.
tr. enl2 quarter. -.Mrp ...nue .4 then. AII Mitt.?

,
ilemght over my friend'. remark., end mlimeoverel
their truth. Now look around you soil note the truth
those whom it may partirtilarly romans, rail-it.
and moderate your taate. I slll. however, maks on*
exemw, for my wife'. make m.l.r sop that very often
the reason for this sox... in drems is owing to tiei elm
being ro stanatomel to every 'manly of dream that it
cannot lie *dished with anything common or 'O4
taste, he.,,, the enperiority style. Well, it may he
. ; but I could not forget Vred aryl him unfortunate
attachment to Clara ; awl there is a beauty Jim
Neatrie.m imm sleeve becoming IVO:Sane
and can always be indulged„ and will win It. ways
when fashion will scare and drive sway what it want*
rw.t, to gain.