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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

THE PROPOSED TRADESMEN'S CLUB FOR
DORCHESTEN.

To tAt Zdaor.

Dear alsoerely hope this movement is not to
wad la • men ninrapapar oorrsopiwisnoo. Cannot ows
of year readars make Loy pra ct io al suaristions aa to
tits preliminarise ? If some gentleman would volunteer
as secretary, pro tem, • committee might easily be
formed and a meeting held, at which ths whole matter
might be disowned. There are, I know, massy gentle-
men only waiting for ths club to be Initiated to
become warm supporters —I am, ko.,
A MADMAN.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

WEYMOUTH AND NIKI,CO MBE REGIS COI-
- it. *Afoot.

The distribution of mists In oonnection with the
above school took plac, at the m !fellow.' Hall on
Thursday evening, what, ly the kind in ritatiou of
the Principal, Mr. W. M. Thitelt 'n, a large ormilwr
of monde were prowl, Mx. J. It iben., J.P., act d
ae • very genial chalrmin, and the pronsodinge
thr• itiboot were foil of animation and spirit,—Mr.
C wwilott of Potion I, we. preeent rind • Idreeted rrie
'cholera. He bore tettimony to th. Jr Lat.. the
echo tl we. making, end ex:welted Mattel' well •atisfl • I
with the training boy w rencirAte at the h•oile
of Mr. Thieslton. He advised the It yt t• pi rrevere
and reminds., them that they sinlit f qui ptrt iaf it,..
mist g toe, and no one could tll what it .ition
they would oCCURT P.r"P. One '4 them might some
day be Prime Minister. (Laughter.) lie Wei cure
tie parents mutt feel rh takful, for ilielr b .ye not
only received •n education fi r this wont, bat what
was wanted, bent-lee a religiont training, and it was a
great boon to a parent when ho coil plac• his boy
whore he would have a bible teaching. ( tpplatnoi.)
He concluded by ed wising them to keep from tho drink.
Mr. Nowise said the piewlor duty devoi.ed itlete
him of presenting the F 7PO parr, h- we.
cooDectoi with the Son lay School. an I he ales?.
looked upon • gath-ring of chil men Traw.h
interest, for by liked to see the bright ant happy
fame. The prizes before him were eel lance that
some good work had been done, and that th, y bad
not worked in vain. H. Way sore th-y woul I give
increased atteuti in to their igo:k i:, the ant he
urged them to remember th•t they would n- vet
youth a voconil time, and that lora opportunitie.
occurred again. They were being train. I lir
dutle• tiny would have t • di.charge in their
future lives, an' the future would Ail:tend very mach
upon what they did now at the present time. He Wel
very plomed to be there that night, and he knew Mr.
Telmiltin wee deeply anxious about their welfare.—
The prizes were than distributed ail follows:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

STRANGE FATALITY.

An In 'nod gene bald at Yenta, on doirday on the
hotly of Aan Brat an. St •ho ••• foetid at deylignt on
C nws DO, uS wing AA un.t. tn. *.L g S ti.o wsllos
Lb • E niacin I•. L las WA x.O . She er narerv.d
•t ual ta gra • J A.l U sr I• • 10/ ?awls hula
t.ast .pot. Sue 11..1 Bast .IU• a . f .rtu • ch. &Ida.
maga,/ elf anon of bloat: lu the by ,n. Tile jo y fogad
that As wet with hair damtra by *mann in contact with
the wall sad fracturing bar a..d, pr.onbly by Supping
down the story lochs% but than WY no orktesco to show
wanotiner it wn. by aocad•nt nr foul aumban.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

THE pRIZE. LIST

was iglollowi, imp boy se be reef i red hie award
being applau led

A. Whitby, Senior Oxford title of A.A. ( tssociate
in Arts) and fird•claat firat divition 0 diege of Pre.
cept.rii. special oertificats. for mochanl, a and dr.wing.
" God'. bliorione Creation ;' L. Barnes, Junior Oxford
Certificate, " The Hero.. of England ;" A. B tnlt.,
Jlllllol' Oxford Certifiest, "Tele. from Shakmpeare
B. Chaffer, Jonior Oxford Ceit•fic rte. " Tbe lA. of
Wellington ;" 11. G. day.. !Uri elate Colleg. of pop
moors, second livi.lon," Our C•ptain ;" W. Wry,
third class College, of Precaotors, " Adventutes
Field, Flo. d, And Forest P. Windmr, third Wats
College of Preeepr.re. " Brother in Arm. ;" .1. (1
Try, third cla.. C dies. of Preceptor., ler.en't
Fairy Tales ;" G. May., thir I ciao. Graeae af Pre.
captor., " Aciventurou. Bsat Voyage. ;" W. Wind•or,
wood clam College of Prec•ptqa, 14 divioton,
" under Drake'. Flag ;" A. Bonk., ...eon,' claws College
of Preempt rI 14 diolaioo, "R .man Life in the
of Cicero ;" I. Borne., mcon I ca.. College of Pre.
captors. 2nd divieion. "Th.. Pirate lel.nd."
Prig-e for hiehest numb., of marks at Cnrietintssx•
amisation for pinion., —W. liwatridge. Isl wiz t. 2,1
• " H-cry IV. and the End .1 the Win, of
Religion ;"J. Bradford, 2u4 prize, 2rd clam," F 4111011•
Boys ;" R. W. Duman, general improrarn.nt,. Tn.
Prince of the Ku., of David ;'' W. Fit6eld, drawtott,
" Temple Anecdote. ;" W. Chit*, Ist prize, 3rd C 121..
" are 4 Inreatore ;" W. H. N. Chubb, preparatory,
" :Immix Town Chronicle. ;" W. Chick, music,
" Kane Andersen."
At the olive of the dist,Plorion, C 'eel Sc irr t.i.l
it was very pleating to witume the It gam, foci, of
those who bad won prize', and b. t.f•io. I Plot-
bad run mooed to try ar.tin, awl t th who went
third, be said, put on a littd. tore .team, yam matt
win some rimy. He inttersced the case of On•rle.
Dickenr, who ino.le it • point whatever be ha I t d
Ito do thoroughly, and he advi.e4 the boy. t htar
this In mini, and try to follow it op. H th-
• happy holiday, and said if when they returned thy
brought hack with them a brother or • c .410, th•y
would twelve a very Minty wile 'me from slr. a vi
hire, Yarrow. (Laughter and enplanes.)
Herr Dobler, who bad been specie ly en:sge I to
glee tn. of hie wonderful entertainment.. of
ineensorWrn end ventriloquims, time ainnisal the
boy, by enure °lever feat.. Afterward. rienclor
indulged in, and kept up until alter ml
refreehmente being partaken of. A mat en) iy
time Was *pent by WI.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

DILOAD WIT.

ITail church choir, assisted by several friends gave
one f their inter...ding c 'scut. in the doh., dr woo
Moods', Da nod A. ue tol th •oh ,ir ....laud,.
therneelvel well, 'bowing that tar had abed P•i•••
In preparing the part wag en glee.. Tay echievori
th•-ir gratest masa is "Jock sad Jill." • humorous
glee by Caldleitt. This was song with great spirit
and praidon, the lea la being taken tie peosplv and
correctly. Hatton.* balls I of "The fif "• qi
Piaanti • " 0 sad-eight. Beloved" were both sung
with great espreeeloo. The °holt have learned to oh.y
the imago, of the c nadnotor, an I br .ught al the li,ht,
sad shades with greet delicacy end rffazt. The other
part songs were—" Oh. who will o'er the Downs."
Cesene•le." and " Fairy Whiepere." which all west
well The sage and duets were all much appre-
ciated by the andienoe. Mrs. Stuiman ean g "Get..
of the Wed " with much feeling and refinement, aul
Mia• Ada Stamen too mooed •go ti effect In "U dog
to Merkel." " Friendship," • duet in Canon. for
*coal voices, was sffealeelr rendered by the 1t,,. D.
B. R. Baba and Mr. E. Doraville. An &aping
quartet, " Three Doughty Men," wee caltally mug
be the Misses Benham and Marv. E. Doraville and
H. Becalm The Masa Symonds also pleased the
audience la their two duet., which were tastefully
song. The chief instrumental pieces were a solo for
violin, " Gies," by Oorelll, oerefully and skilfully
performed by Miss Ida Benham. A solo foe the.
violoncello was artistically roe lend by the Rev. F
I'. Harrison, and • walla for the piano, by Chopin,
was well played by Mi.. Bone. An amusing recita-
tion we. given by Mite Brunson in her usual eff.ctive
. Toe antlers, on the whole, was a great
mucosa the music being all good, and geneially
speaking well performed. The following is the
programme :—Part I.—Piano duet, "La Gina " ;
part snag, " 0 who will f'er the down." ; song,
"When the Heart le Young," Mies Benham; duet,
"Friesdabip." Rev. I). B. R. Benham, and Mr.
Danville; rein (violin), '• Gigs," Mise Ida Bantam ;
Pan 00116. " Bald of the Weever " ; eneg, " Heaven
and Rath." Rev. D. B. R. &ahem "Thor.'.
• Silver Lining to every OlowL" Mimes B. and M.
SyraoodeLsoot "Oates of a* Wart," Mrs. Stedman
flooding. mil. Salm= ; Part song. "Jack and Jill.'
Interval of tea minutes. Part 11.—Piano S do,
"Waits," Mies B use ; quartet, '• Three Haughty
Men," the Musa Babare, Mr. Davila and Mr.
,
H. F. J. Benham ; song, • Dolly's Revenge." MI..
Sadie Symonds p.rt song," Fairy Malaria " ; song.
" Curler JAN" Mr.. Stedman ; dust. "Two Merry
Girls are No," the Misers S. and U. Symonds ; solo
(violoncello), Rev. F. T. Harrison • part
b OWOOVaIi " ; "af• " Ffrasid• Dr;r4Da.” )Ir.
Danville; gong, "Going to Market," Mai Ada
Stedmaa I=rg, "Goodenighi, Beloved,"; God
lave Ohs
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

VISITORS LIST.

PET I'Y SESSIONS.

TI7ENDAT.—B•for• the Mayor and 1t..,,.. Nathso,
Rolls, Rows, sied Buck.
An afllliatioa ram, in which • privat• Intl Company
of lb. Cheshire Regiment. nacusii Henry Willis, was
tha ddendant, being otimmonsd by • girl named Mary
Ann Wheelvir, was adjourned foe a fortnight.
George Farwell was wiromonsd for orunkenneas.—
P.C. Barrett stated that on Sunday he found the
dalendant in Qssea-street drunk, and making tie* of
bad language, but at his advice he wont into Ma house.
—Maid 10a, or sem days. Paid.
AIISAULTISO • MOTHEl.—Williwn Raid wail sow
mated for sassalting nins Read.—Complainant
stated that the dideodont was har sos, and lived with
her at 3, South Parade. He had been conetantly
drank of lets, and whoa be returood home toe kicked
up • row, disturbing thti whole noighbourhood. On
Thursday be threw lb. •aiiiiipao, containing his
dustier, at bar, and broke some were. Site was
coversl with grease. She bad kept him hitherto. rind
could nut Mimi to do so any longer. He had broken
the ware before, and site bad been obliged to get out
01 hie way to iivoid being se. auited.—Dediaidant
pleaded that he wee provoked by his brother, and did
not know what he dld.—Fined 15t, or 14 doss' herd
lab, no. He was removed to the mils.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

GENSAAL PRIOS LIST.

1110ne Scientific System, with gown,' instruction at
the office as long as desired, 92.
One System in tull, with special printed instructions,
enabling anyone to thoroughly understand it, will be
sent by post to any part of Me United Kingdom for

Our Patent Double TRACING WHEEL, treeing
two linos at a time, one to cut by, and the other to
sew by, making the scams all the same width,
enabling a young girl to do the tacking as well as an
eimwd Dressmaker, will be found invaluade to
ladim if they have much sewing to do, as it lam a
great deal of time and labour. The above wheel will
be sent to any part of the United Kingdom on receipt
of Si. (Two gbillinge). Post Fnoe
' Pat-Office Orders (crossed) to be made payable at
General Post-Offloe, London, to N. Hammer, Limited,
279, Regent-street, Regent Oirws, London, W.

• few more Ladies et intelligence and good address
WANTED, to learn our System, ite towbars to give
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Prim LIM.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

WHAT THE CLERGY SAY OF IT—
F:t. C• N HS.. May, NU:

Tbe Rev. C. I) ha. grvat pissinus is
bearing teitiniony to the exeallent properties el
Hogis Horehound Holley for preaching. It mks.
the •me.. and plea.ant, and takes sway all
that buAkinees in the throat which ill 1110
goreabbi to preaches and congregation.
TEE PRIMA DONNA.

linorraosx Lovas,
Fincniour Nur ROAD, NM.,
Mora SO, ISSS,
Shears. W. IL Moon & Co., London. . .

GINTLIIIIIIN,-1 bare much pleasture Ia
that I consider your Horehound Honey UN=
wonderful remedy I have ever tried, poissisiag
propertim which are nothing short of marvellous
for the cure of affections of the throat and awn.
I Phan never be without • bottle of Maims 4
Heoey.—Yours very truly, MARIE ROES
--•
Year Hooey Is delicious. ELLEN TERRY.

From the Clik*PlON BILLIARD PLATIL
88, MARYLAND/ ROAD,
WIIITIOI7III,NZ P
October 17,11.411
Messrs. W. M. Boos k CO.
GINTLIXIN,-1 have much pleasure
to the excellence of your Horehound Hcme°4llllll
have fund great relief from taking it, and elice*
recommend it for cougha—Yours faithfully,
JOHN ROBERTS, lirS,

WHAT IT DID FOR GZO. P. BLACK, I.
7, StITTOLI LANS, CANeION BTZ/I/114
LONDON, April 20, 11383
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Mosses. W. Y. Hoon 8 Co., London.
Gairrt.signm,—Hering wawa for au Taos
with irritation of the throat and °hot, I nava innaill
any rsomsdy to relieve the irritation ant,filirdeenni
• bottle of your Horelionad Honey, d I did
few days sinew. I want to Wong you ItMI •
wonderful moth*/ *fleet, alfrediiiir read at we.
Please send we one doses bottles, sad
Tears fewly, G. ; tang

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WIMBORNI.

Loa') and Lady Wimborne have been entertaining
the following company at Canford tenor, Wintb..rue :
—The Earl and oountes. of Faversham and Lady
Helen Duncornbe. the Karl of Yarborough, Lady
Ashburton, Hon. Edward Niajnribank.. tP . and
Lady Fanny llajoribanks, and Lady Sarah Spencer
Churchill. lion. Sir. and Lady Foxlore Sturt, Hon.
Lady Cotterell and Miss Cotterell, Right Hon
Sir Michael Hicks-Beach. .I.P , and Lady Lacy
Hicks• Beach, Mr. and Mri. Oppenheim, Mr, Hamilton
Aid Ir. Clarke. &c._

01INIATMAA AT Tlig 'flNAttll. —The old Minster WA4
very tastefully decorated on Christmas Day, the text.,
shield., monoirrams, he., and indeed the decorations
throughout being nearly the same as last year, and it
would be difficult in a building like the Minster to
impro:e upon them. The whole .if the work was
carried ..ut by Mrs. Ellis, Mrs !Lipkin., Misses
alaclean. sties Parkinson, Miucee Thring, 'dim' E.
Hayter, and the Misses Turner, the Rev. S. E.
Nichols, Mr. J. M. Lull, and Ir. Davis. There was
a large colgregation at the morning service, which was
full choral The anthini. went " Tne 'seriph. that
walked in darknees have seen a groat Light." and
'' For unto as • luld a born.- The singing
throughout was good, and excepting in the anthemu
was heartily joined in by the congregation. Thu
preaches WM the vicar, the Rev. F. J. Royals*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

SCHOOLS.

nese school. clomd for their annual Christ Mae
vacation on Than lay afternocn The Row.
Canon Ate. heneon oldremed the chlltren lo afvw
appropriate word.. and gave each 'Mad a bon and an
orange, a kind lady, Mrs. Colee, of Wostothell
premotiog all with a bog of sweets.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

SYXONDIIIIIIMY.

SHOCKING FiTALITT.-At Brightbay F on
Friday at noon, the driver of • threening machine
was killed instantans iusly by being dragg..l into the
midst of the machinery. The po .r fellow, whose
name is Jame. Surd, living at North Chideock, was
engaged iu oiling the to ,chicory, when, hie jacket
being loose, it (sight In the she!: of the fl
sod in a moment the body wee 'hooking:3r mutilated
an I crushed, for when taken out, in ad II Im to ther
injuries, several ribs, the arch, and arms were brok-n.
The two MOO Wh, attended to the thresher su
felt something going wrong with the in mhiaery, an I
looking rouud they mime I Ford. One of the ton at
once stopped the engin*, and the other searched for
the holy, which was fount in the t ,nk which feeds
the engine with water. An Inquiet wan held on the
!allowing day, before Mr. H. Symonds, deouty-
coroner for the Dorchester district, as Mr. C. G.
Nantes, dernitym wooer for this distriot, wet unable
to hold the inquiry by reason of the death of Mr. N.
M. Loggia, coroner, A verdict of "Accidentally
Killed" was returned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

HOCES
HOREHOUND
HONEY

NI TEI MET lEUEF If NEST OIERAEN INIII%
An INE MOAN
SUPPLIED IT ALL cumacuris

T. atiort sad mast eteselcres rawly ever dis-
armed for ell palatoaary amiss, we sr easgestal
!sap, ceanaptioa, coughs, colds, sere threats,
kearseasss, Ite. la aarampeaadsd product of Eaters
secreted to the petals of Iforshosad blossoms, aid
gatisred hi the tong bee.

SUCCESS IN Tin PURSUITS OF LUZ
depends mnoh on • thorough knowledge of every
branch pertaining to the vocation the individual
anuses to follow. Yielding to the early inclination
eti making the study of the honey bee • protemimeal
one, Mr. Hoge*. life-long amociation and 0011161 Na
Andy has been with them. The VIVO him em.
equalled facilities for uveetiguting the curative
properties of various kinds of honey., and enabled
him to &saner and corroborate the wonderful
healing pewees of Horehound Honey.

IT IS A COMMON ERROR to think that aay
kind of Honey will make • good cough mixture, sad
we regret to say most chemists employ Honey as as
basin for such medicines, without the least dies
crimination as to its source. It would be just Si
rational to expect any kind of bark to make good
quinine: Francois Hulier. Baron Liebig, and Siz
John Lubbock mgree with all other investigating
naturalists in the asrerton that the characteristics
of various Honeys are attrihatshlo to the plants
fsom which they are gathered. Arnophon tella
that all his soldiers who ate of the Honey found in
the villages on the mountains of the Colehians lost
their 60110011 ; that those who ate hut little were like
men very drunk, and those who ate much like mad.
men. Pliny aveminte for this by saying the honey
was fathered from the flower" milled /Acclaims.;
while of the iorehonml plant Keats I .

“Tlit• bee, 1t1...rt.°0 subily
hrrth. r•trart% thr hmattlf WC.

HONEY IS NOT MADE BY THE BM
they are shindy the pros idod by an all-wise
Providence fid :he Honey from the petals
of the tilisiras ileissdini4 it into the cella of
honeycomb. \..; 'O hoe a, it alightv and irusinnatee
itself into the sty heart of the due err. and you will
have no • in nh,er.ing by a toiesoope mottos
of its body it is lon•I or rather pumping tio
drop of Lr into its hovoy mak, which is limed with
• romoular tissue. When fdled the little *sassy
of naturo flies away to it. hire, and, by eseapeeedss
the einarlaa of it. h-moy Peek, depoeite the Hanel
into the cells. Tile Honey undergoes an dipesaiss,
end Is ebemien!iy the name in the biro as is the
petal el the sower.

DON OlLDlitil IT.
,ONS, LONDON, EAL,
.r ember, 28, 1883.
no LOOM MAYOI would thank Nowa. W. IL
Hoge and Co. to send kiin halt a dozen ol tisk
Hoge. Horehound Homey, which bag boon Ina
recommended to him.

W. L. BILIORT, _ son of the Right Hoe. Ma
Bright, M.P., rap% Hoge's Horehound Honey OVUM
hi. father of & bad sough.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS.

Cab, owe OWed Ole 0 Me
AeS. I. 11. 111. IV. V. VI. TU.
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111 to b
Yew a lid- did. did- ed. eid el. ed.
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.ell
wPay
It 7y Id 10. lb 0 15. lie id 10a.
vet .ele. '
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.6 us y 4 • 4
pod a Li i C. 81142611
dool, f
:Isobel' 6 7 I 10 11 10 11 17 1 10
ye Wde,

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Polici.. of laminae' oa tb. byes of lalania sad
Adults, from gio op to 1.60, which eau be wocurad
hi weekly payments from Id, to ad.
There I. also a Branch for Juveniles.

"those wishing to pin tbe atisocietloa are requeoUid
10 aimed tbo limiting, or to give tbeir sautes to tho
Secretary, .rgeoot.*or ruic. 1111. L., Manager
bl the Moak Memorial Cam Tam. Fordingtou, of
*bum all particulars ma be obtaioed, mid to whom die
weekly or mombly subecrlptimm ima be paid at soy
time during Mao day.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

A CLEAR SKIN

SULPHOLINE
LOTION.

A MARVELLOUS APPLICATIat

KAUTIFULLY FRAGRANT. PERFECTLY HAMILESIL
SURES OLD-STANDING SKIN DISEASE&
ASTONISHING RESULTS FOLLOW.

IT REMOVES EVERY SPOT ON BLEIIIIIIL
There is scarcely any eruption but will yield be
flulpholine " in a few days, and commence to ha.
away. even if suraingly put cure. Ordinary p.
redness. blotches, scurf, roughneu, vanish aslisilb;
magic; whilst old, enduring skin disorder,, ammo,
ume, psoriasis. roses, prurigo, letter, pityriuis, bowls
deeply rooted, " sulpholine " euceessfully attests. n
destroys the animalcule which mostly muse the.
unsightly, Untable, painful affections, and produce •
dear, smooth, supple, healthy skin. " BolpboNoe",
Lotion is sold by Cheinieta everywhere.
Bottles, 211. 94.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

SHERBORIFE.

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egnivrtuag.—The merry ring of the Abhev
ace 'not of the tower restorati in, woe for the liret
time, probably, In a genoration, not board .in
Ebriotmas Ere, or on Christmas morning. Ti,.
choral singers wino also utilised ani a a impany of
hendemen were the only midnight heralds of
Christmas. A vary hearty service woe hold in the
Alobey in the morning, the chinch being well fill, I.
The &newtons were in go el toot., and v. r,
appropri et*. Tne inmates of tho Hui were tuppli,l
with • dinner of goidi oil Engliat 611.1 th ••• it
the Hospital ware not dirgotten. 11th le.titui ne
were gaily decorated. Tbe nettsi gifts of penny coins
were made to the boys and girls who atteo led it the
Castle gardens.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

LONGS BEDY.

800/iri.—Thv an-n.oal public te• of
Lb. temperance society wae provided in the National
School, kindly lent by the rector,on Friday last, when
upwarcie of 100 persons partook of the c 0.1 thinra
provided, eoperinteuded by Mrs • Vans, f aoti
friends. 'The schoolroom was vary taelefolly decor•t-d
for Gm wresalAs. At seven o'clock a p 'dorm in Ct'll4
urea held, the chair being taken by the rector (der.
H. Ply., M.l). Allrelts erre siran by
H•yeard (Abbe bury), Mr. E. S. Vine iL oernre iv),
M. G. Eveleigli (Puorknowl.), Mr. b. William.
(Portisham). and Mr. 11. A. Bill (Illandfor I). API lo
entitled "When the ltliet. It lid Awey," wee
alleotively giros by Mime A. IL Vine, and we. gr.,t'y
applau led. A dialects, giveo by the Miens V 1...,
brought the proceediugs to a clots.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-30

CLEVELAND HOUSE SCHOOL.

A very large oompoey of lanes and gentlemen
eftembled in the Royal Motel Aulembly•room on
Toursday ovenrag, at the 'aviation of Mr. an I
! Ars. Yarrow, of Cleveland House Le wits... the
distribution of prizes to the isoccouful scholar.. Toe
rOoM VIM prettily adorned ',lto fiwits, •vergieens,
! and hoonere, and as tare was io be • dance .1 tee
! the distribution all primal appeared lu evening dies.,
waken( the woe a very pretty sod interesting oat
The planing duty of praeotieg the award, to the
aooseeful boys was undertaken by Colonel Scott,
but before doing so the priordpel, Mr. Yarrow, ad.
dressed • tow words to those parasol. It was, he
said, with very great pleasure that he saw so many
present that evening to witness the diatribution of
prizes to those damming them—claserviug this., he
I said, because the pears which the boys had bat set
before them were difficult, and to obtain the award,
had cut them suns very bar I work. In the lest
Oxford local examination they obtained one Imola
and several junior artificates, and he the college. of
Preceptors' examination they bad won a first-clea,
and several second and third-olass certificate..
Examinations were, he orasilerol, very wilful.
although they had effix• drawback,. but ha believed
the • !Tatars were far in excess of the Or
Toe star.derd of leaning now was very far in advance
of whit it need t be, and this hteseeeteeet wa, lie
to • very great extent to these examination.. :loch
examinations were a warrantee to parent, that their
sone were being properly educated. Few pe .pie.
however, knew the care., and anxieties of th,se who
had the charge of otter peoples woe. Their e ooca.
tin di I not rest simply in twaahina them methem etas,
and Latin and Greek vetbs, but there were high-r
alms, and they had not only to train a boy I r an
•zuninatioo, but to try &al make him • good citiz•n,
and to know what was honourable and upright. Mr.
Yarrow then railed on Colonel Sc era to present the
prizes.
.. . .

Colonel SOOTY saki they were all invited witosse
the presentation of prises and the oertificates won at
the L ocod Oxford and College of Preceptors Evernin a.
Lions to the boy. wh had obtained them. After
expressing the plenums he felt in ondrrtakin4 to
took, be •sid it might be se well t I.ok back •t the
oast history of the orshool. doing, Matt u•sre so
Yarrow. .tsrted the ',Moll, and had one pupil wt.u.,

was such a little fellw lb .1 ;Me raid be ly
half a pupil. (A laugh.) In fur years it was twin I
that the house was n -Moth large to ace one
modate all the p Iplis, .121 the sr drit.ct was c 0...
so ted, the rod we. taken • if .n 1 the h .ure anl.rg.'
and now at the end of el; ht years the school suusl aro.'
21 boys, 18 boar tem and 6 •lay by,. After •
ease to the encore ••f the boys, Colonel Sc at
concluded by remerkin.r that llr. Yarr,w might be
oongratnlatml on the sucrose of pat lab Him.