The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-16 00:00:00

RISPOI!T.

" The committee be toi;;l:eifore the subscribers and
students their report for the year ending 301. h June, 1879.
The treasurer's account bows an income as follows
students attended the morning and afternoon
and the fees from same were - morning Glaser,
rs ; afternoon clear, L3l 10a Id. *X' stud, at.
attended evening claw, and the fees from same were--
411 Us. ; total amount of fees, £llB lia 91., being an
Increase of £l9 hi. 101. over last par. From sebecrip-
Woe and other source*, £2l 19s. 61.; 0 ivernment grant,
£44 15a. 6d., being an increase or LI Os. on the previous
year. The total receipt, from all source*, including the
balance of £4 from last year's account, is £lB9 ls. 91. The
ex editor* of the school has been £179 81.61., leaving a
of £9 1.3 i. 31. in treasurers hands. At the
annual Government E.unination held in May lest 30
students presented themselves, of whom the fellowine
were soccer fel :-Model. -P., Frederick Barrow. Eleanor
Freeman, Emily Hannah; E, Wm. Brennand. Freehand
-P., George Anderson. Fr. derick Barrow, James Feacy,
Eliseo" Freeman, Jane Green, M. 0. William., Henry
Stickland ,• K, W to. Brennsuid. (Isometry- P., Frederick
Barrow, Alfred Haynes; E., Charlotte Evans, Francis
Pearce, Wm. Bratimuid. Perspective-E., Win. Bran-
nand. Doe third trade prize was awarded Mies Of,
Penton, but she cannot accept the Lame owing to • new
rule coming; into operation this year, namely-That •
student is not eligible to receive • prize of equal or leas
value for the some subject, and Mies Penton hag already
received a bronze medal. In the advaneed local
examination Leonard Last passed excellent in advanced
CiZetre and obtains • Queen's prize. Walter
ipseesd good and obtain, • certificate. Sixty
students rent 012 works to the annual exuoination of
Booth Kensingtoo, kc. The full award a a was grankd
to the school oath. works done by Alice How and Leonard
Lao., and in the elementary section the full award was
granted on the works done by Frederick Barrow and
7101410011 Crone. In the scence class which has been intro-
duced In the school for the first time this year, and which
consists of practical and plane geometry, firs students
presented thensealvea for examination, four out of the fltris
obtained first-clam end Sr. entitled to Queen's prizes. The
works for local competition were submitted to Mr. Gill,
the master of the BM port School of Art, and hie award,
sere ee fellows :-INgure prix t, Walter Bawler ; highly
....tea. miss H. Symonds ; commended, hire.
Dymond. 2. Advanced water-colour-Prize, Mrs Groves;
highly commended, Miss A. How ; oommended, Miss 11.
Watts. a Elementary_ water-colour-Priz-, Miss Den.,;
highly cominended. Miss Newman ; commended. M imp
Norman. 4 Advanced chalk -Feist, Miss A. flow; Wahl,
commended, Walter Bawler ;commended, Arthur Bawler.
& Landscape-Prize, Miss H. Watt.; highly commended,
Mir Newman; commended, Mrs. (irons. 6. Freehand-
Prise, Frederick Barrow; highly commended-Ilia Kate
Maddon ; commended, Fleury Sainsbury. 7. Bust work
in any stage - Prize, Mrs. Dymond ; highly com-
mended. Mime H. Symoode ; commended, Miss A.
Watts. In addition to the above the pupil teachers
and boys of the Dorchester N;Bona' Schools have
also received instruction Ey Mr. Esker and the
Government have fully recognised his service*. This
alone shows the ussfulnees of Schools of Art to the amine.
nit/ at large. The committee beg to thank Mr. Gill for the
trouble he took in examining the works sent to him, and
to Mr. Baker for the efficient way In width the clams are
inwuctedt and the progress made by the several student',
sad this thanks of the committee aro again due he the
county magistrates for the still continued use of the
County HAL'
(Those •tudents who obtain the degree of E iestslieso
obtain each • prigs.]
Total amount from fees £llB ha ad.. marine over Cl 9
Increase In fees; Governmentgrant C 44 IS,. 61, ineroo•o
of LI 9s. Ott
The price, were then distributet-sonie of the more
suteeul student, being heartily applauded, on retiring
with several prizes In their possession.
The MATO. of Dorchester OIL W. Durden) proposed
the adoption of the report, every part of which speak, well.
He hoped that soon we should have more convenient and
suitable premier for the school. (Applause)
Mr J. F. Mamie mounded the adoption of the report.
ge wok only claim the lassear of being a subscriber to
the whoa, is his itemise days they had no opportunity of
shessaiss duel schools, sad he was • thorough English.
soe Wag artistic. He hoped the school would
and be seconded the motion, which was carried
uemsbnoualy.
Ree. W. to 13.aiets moved the re-election of the cow-
inlttelta who, be hoped, would manage better next you
than bat-not that there was any reflection on these;
bee he hoses they amnia have a better eihey were
-The Kee. H. &Grote (chairmen). Dr. Rev. W.
Be'. W. K. Berme. Mr. li. Kr. T.
figr. A. ARMS, Mt. How Major Laid Mr H.
rindiTh J. lank Dr. 111.-L pore.