The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-08-08 00:00:00

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VI Form prim, !albite; Hamra', Electricity"
D vinity.—Upper—Masterman I and Moults I,Stanio,to
"Sinai and Palestine Lower—lll. Norma, Farm o
woof Christ :ittll, beg:Dubai li, Banyan's "Pilgrim's
Progreso "
Lstin.—Form V. Stringer, " Heavens ;" IV,
Gisborne, " Boron's Essays ;" 11, Peck, 'Stories from
Homer."
Greek, Dickenson I, Thom__peon's "Land and Book."
Methentatiaa Form V, Branham I, Guillemin's
Heavens;' Dickeseon " Rots Roe on the Jordan ;
form 111, Maaterman 11, "Masaulay's Essay."
Natural Science.—Upper—B•uhem i Tyndal's "Heat
and Made "&c. ; Lower—lli rant,Guillemin's " The Sun
form 11, Peek, "Trench on Worda."
English.—Upper—Mutirman i,"Preeettt's Mexico,"
two vols. ; Lower—Martirman ii, Cremy's Fifteen
D. chive Battlee."
French.—Form V. Felker li, "Napier's Peninsular
War ;" IV--Giaborne. "Genot's Physies ;" 111. Master.
man, Carlyle's" French Revolution ;" II and I. Prltchard,
I "Mtemulsy's Essays."
English Foern.—Mastestman I, "8
Drawing.—Gampltill "Basil& P tars of the Georgian
Er,."
Singing.—Dawson, "The Great Lena Porte ;" form I
prise. Mercer, " Macaulay's Laps."
Exhibition (given by Bir Frederic Johnstone. Bart).—
Fakeer it.
The Msroa, in giving his Divinity pr:eset Masterman.
said his name was veil silletopelato; might ha be •
" Hotter-Man" in even' war. MI WOTObiP then spoke
of the necessity of education in, general, and specially of
such a school tis the town. He was very pleased to hear
of its success, and when they found it bad dulled and
tvebled in numbers in so short a time, itspoke well for the
master and every one connected with it, and he congra-
tulated Mr. Gilbert on its success.
Rev. D. R. Baubszo, one of the examiners, sail the
papers were the name in mathematics ea had teen oat to
19 nigh-class girls' school. and he warned the boit ti et if
they did not take care they would be passed hy the niter
sex. Mathematic, would be found • good groieetlit g I r
any other brencn of science war& they auight tab., I,p;
boys well grounded in methemet es were able to ',rola
truths co: natArsl science, and express thenotel.es more
clearly than those ni tso well tanoht In ceeclusion he
wag glad to hear of the success of the school.
Rev. J. H. SCOTT, after contrst stations, Impr mod on
the boys the importsnce of thiit character wi ling to look
to the good of ethers, and not simply he wreprnd up in
self-ititsreet thts—described by the word " petriot.sm,"
was wasted In school life, Some tot. who were roseate.,
punctdal, obedient, steady, seemed to be wrapped up in
self ; and when they poised out of the school, atter rem
h retrain.
ugh honours, they passed into oblivion. He warn-4
them aftsituit that. Again, steady det .rmine prow ea, Me
would often outstrip talent and mons inteliecto 4 powix.
Lord Derby said—" A sharp razor is a useful t .ing hut
it needs • and behind it." So, boys might be sharp and
intellectual ; but unless there was it :way persevetaec a
the sharpest lawn. t would be of lilt. amount ; h. g.
hort-d Clem to nail their colours to the mast Ile .diled
the Church of England has always been the friend of edu.
c.t on. Wht.t she had done is the pest seemed to be ig-
nored ; bet he rejoiet d that Sunday alter Sunday, he had
b-en able tr place the nertsh church of R so that
they might eee how willing the Court, of England was,
aa she always had been, to take her pat t to the greet stork
of education. He urged them to be !inn to their religious
priociplee, and they wool I be say. d from in toy t-rop ati
lions and sorrows, and God's blessing would rest upon
their work daring the whole of their life.
Hr. It. S. ELIOT and Rev. Genoa STEPILLNSO:I also
spoke, and the boys broke up amid cheers.

Eccoo.-Thle paper wee on lb* whole disappointing, Boys over 151156 yards)-Samen went, A. Dennis and
lot still very fairly done Seaman did excep'leeally A. Mace took the lea I, follnwrid lip Budden and C.
well Tim paper embraced Books f, Iv, el. cad xi. Wilkinne, Ilereemsto, Jacob, and W. Carruthers behind;
ALtilloll.a-An sealer paper on the elementary roles and after the first round, W. Freon in came forward, and F.
olitiel, and quadratic equations was set to thy oth. and Baddun droned to the rear, the leadees rant {nines in the
wry i-editable don.; the pnwr given to the ilth contained some order ; Denola .h, away In truly exoellent style,
A ~t, (pie:alone In lllsher A'aehre and Trigonometry, aa4 won slnt,t anyhow, whit.. A. 3y,,,,, ...coed, was followed
here Inn the work was gee, oly sound and good. Seaman imm. &stet, by Freemen. W.llt inlet:. Jacob, and
ant Santo•ta fao,ll very well (7 erruthere .ringing up the ran.
.‘RITIIIIITIC -The whole of the school WII2 examined on Whole School, 200 yar.is handic tr. -Thin WM on the
ha . sehjeet, sod with good results. In the 6th cord tor the next race, and nine hut entered ; hut in
syie on Is and Arline dil heo, opt. r to Rive thaw hreathina time a ho bad swum In the
Of the Pled reee work of the lower school I may say Lot race, it wae deferred MI nft ir the
geoerally that elle 4th and :IA 10111111 an...eared well se a 0 I:siileira' Quarter Mile headwall. -This woe a rather
rut.. tlinetb Hilton' end gicll'h nearumar sePeared to sevete A st u( expert .nen an I st.eneth combined, the
h. weak peels; the 2id elate till not do so well, the Ist 5, i.o. e . bum: men, although mo.t.p young.
roe i•te , ( very yoehi b 072. Attention abould be given The follo •i. g 22(21( 7 -Mr. H. Bones. wretch: Mr. G.
t. e elle spelling and handwriting of the lower classes. I B. Gray. s, re ere.. ; Nr. 11. H. Tizie.l. 31 ace..; Hr. P.
have the honour t e M. sir, •en oMellent servant, 1 W. Dove. 70 a •e.. ; Mr. 11. Semonds, 70 2:C/ ; Hr. W.
TllOlB.O HUM AITWATeIt, M.A. • It •e,i, 70 ccs ; Hr. II Thar!, Me e..
Pembroke Collet .. ; Tic e who Isere atheist the 70 sees. managed meetly to
The Win., were then distributed, according to the reach the barge b fore Barnes start ..l, t a li•et round
following:- _ Ming won by R'.'. followed by I) re and If. Sewell%
&aces. and H. E. Tate I; the sucond r end, n el wag
still beadier, 11. K. Thad had improved Ins position to
1 arancsegepsiseetru,smd,lol,finrnes an!eOgeuaivt. s comm.,w.ectie, t forward,
arde;
was seen waving one Wm 002 of the veer • long we
ahead, and the c eerie was completed in 12 min. 7 12. C.. H.
Tx trd be ng first. W. Reed, Se I; 11. II on. a, 3rd :13 B.
Oraw s. 4th; H. Symonds. stu ; P. W. MVO, 6th; ant Id
Timed, 7th.
By Vet. time :nest of the swimmer, bait had • cap Pal
time of It, an I wine creel - "j itu et i I." 2.1 n onn app or it
dopes ti toe ii ta: t %elle yard. ban lic p • it, A. Bennie,
the leug: at allow ince &gaunt him hetes :hi cc,. A very
plucky little fellow, W. Cannel,. re, ate blot v duntuerol to
make up the rare ; but it was 0 tpt. Web', submits "1 tt e
'un,'' the youngster held out bravely to the very end; but
rnolo of c once, won anyhow.
This concludtd • catitil afternootee sport.
PORTLAND
PIISON2I(I.—On Friday a lily of 16 pelmets was
received at Portend Prelude (rim Pennon% iPte.
NAVAL.-C4MMallrier Adolphus F. St. Clair has
been app. baled to the Rom ewe n, vice Couto coder
Melon. It is said th et Commander I icken leaves at
bin own request. Sub-lieutenant Nlontagu has born
app.inted vice T. Ho mem.
I Pam-rive MICCIIODISTS. ANNIVISR/lART.—On %Many
1 the 11. v. J. Pickles, superintendent of the circuit,
I pre wiled the anniversary sermons Jut Fortunea-Weli,
1 al on Wednesday was to lecture on "The Holy
, Illi'de."
I 11, 11.4. PlniCAlWitm entered 6I b eye during June and
. July. Them new boys.. ci back to there homes the
Ibidolles of el itheathey wine before they wen rigged
inn in in Her Majesty's blue, go te a heap of them
, wee.: in the railway st Mem the other day, making it
holt ass w ... an eti.l, "Ilk, a i aenithop when thesOr•
taken in in lot of bundles fu. pledge.'
id er lient kr PLar.-On Wednecdsy a little boy
n on .1 John Brennen, about idne years .11, was play-
in Mgh-etrert, on the bo ly of • waggon, when it
tiape.l ever, and he fell uud,rneath, his forehea i awl
tho en ma of hie bead being cot fearfully. He was
taken 1.011110, and attended by Dr. McLean and Dr.
Re. but Is still nailer treatment.
Repucleo Woltz Ting. - Messrs. CrickmaY%
conirymen have been 'put off" to four days a week,
Mu a:. . we thel lo e one-third e f their earning time,
a .1 as it io etipuleted also they meat work only the
fir t I .ur days, this mama a very revere deprivation
shoiald there bee day or two wet early in tha week.
The reduction lain cousequence of the dulness of trade
and the accumulated stoAts of it noe.
Tas Cmors.-The weather having greatly improved
wiehin the 64 few days. the crva have quickly
rum tided te the youlal influence, and are now looking
butter than for months pa.t. Wheat be not expected
te be Leavy, but it hue greatly Improved, though
whetherit will rue ,ver the unfavourable rain and storms
in Worsening time is um e thin douhtful. Harley and
th.h. are Laing fair where the ground was g noi, rye
and winter oats have been out, and turns 1 out very
fair. Potatoes but, being attacked by the disease.
nil PARIIIII FESTIVAL. -,t conespondent write.: -
"Atthe Parish Festival we n diced that order waa kept
by one of our coustables rending on the Hill, and are
happy to state he performed his ditty so efficiently
that we till not notice any disturbance in the Park
during the whole afterno in and eveninm. We vrigim
t e tender our hoot thauks to Mr. P.C. for the
efficient manner in which he performed his duty. But
at the NW/ time would beg to obeerve that we should
feel much oh ig:d if he would refrain from walking
through the e iug where rashes persous were playing
that deli,htful aud entrancing RIIIIO of kiss-In-the•ring.
Did the I' C. consider his attractions to be m e great
as to cause Ills ladies to make a melt for him aid
aluoLler him with kinees ; ie. is it • part of a conetable's
illey at a tea to walk through the ring? Sach is the
quedion which we would refer tie the reader for his
opit.i in."
Tam L FLEST IN ill/ MEDITIRRANIAV.—Appended ill
a Rot of the vessels under the fitg of Admiral Seymour,
with the piaci.* at which they were lying ace erding to
the latest returas. Of c tense, the stations of the
vowels are subject to sad len change, aud absolute
accuracy is impossible. Several of the ships men-
tioned as being at Alexandi is are cruising off the part,
so as t e be available fir service eiiher there or at
Hainleh or Aboukir, which are within • short distance
of the 6r.totanted p see :-Achilles, Alexandria ;
Agincourt, Port Said ; Alexandra, Alexandria ;
Antelope. Constantinople ; Bean on, Sues Canal ;
Bittern. Alexau Ida ; Corysfoot. *nes Canal ; C du-
ffle,. °emu ; Condor, Alexandria; Coquette, Suez
Can ii; C:uiser, Malta; Cv gee_ ,t Port haul; Decoy,
Alex in trio • I .ee, eo route to Malts, ; Dan, •n route
to Melo, ; 11r.tgon, Suet Ca. Al ; F.11C012, MI route to
AI/sand:it ; I :rap 1 r, Q,brel:ar ; lied,, Alexandria ;
I I elecon, Alex nada ; I Instead s, Malta ; Hum's! e,
Alexandria ; Inconstant, Alexandria ; Inliexeble,
Alexandria ; Invincible, Alexandria ; In!., Suez
Canal; M debar, Port Said,. Minotaur,. Alexan his,
itl.,n wok. Alexandria ; itio-rriito, Sites Canal ;
Northumberland, bitueriel ; Orlon, Port Said ;
Pc.ielope, Suez canal; Heady. Sum ('anal; Salamis
11 in liai ; Sultan, Alexandria • Superb, Aleman Iris
Tamar, Alexandila ; 'l'dm&sire, Alexandria, Tour-
maline, Suez Can el.-Hampshire Paper.
MILITAST lanow .1a -At nine WI Tweeds, morn- 1
lug, aep eel train left Portion I 1., Plymouth with 1
four cotupani us of the Doreet Reglie-ent. The glreism '
at Plymouth bed been weakened by the departure of
Iro.Ms f"l' EgYPt. • teint.tftetuetat wet nes:entry. The
d•twabotelit wee und :r the c entmand of L'eut.e(folottel
Sir ytite, and eumberud nine OS 'ere on I 320 men, 1
wven women, and a number of children. In the
accrues n the other 1.1 twin:lona was withdrawn from
Weymouth, smi marched into P .rtland, and a sm ell
draft from It "cheater Come .luten hy traia, also tor the
pur. owe of mein a ning the atr nigth uf the harrison
here.

rRi ZE LIST.

Msthematiet.—Vl, Simonds and Raman (.xhibitions
giros It. Henry Edmard., Km. M. P ) ; V. wg,bb,..
; iv; u•Args, ma. ; 111. Hopkins, mi. ; 11, Hutton;
/. R. mi. Ober., received One Id.
D..onfir (rxhibitiona given by Mr F.
3.thnot n. NP.); V. Humpb.ey. me Young ; IV,
Hohrris ;111. Penney ; 11, Stew. mi. (prilgeo.
I) yloity.—Vl, Symonds; V, kford, e..; IV, ?Irate
sal 1( there. hi ; 11. R•yno'ds. ma. (prism
sir. n by tbr Rev T. Oreille.
Enei.n. —•l. Semned •f• x hill n given by Me F.
pto 1, V. lb phnnve na.. Brenner .• IV. 0 altinV.
Ran 141 (given by 3t. Milt "go); ill, Inman (nboe?,
rig r).
Ilene ing.—Kaven Mr It ken), Aiding.
Frrnrb. VI. 1).. rt.% bix,,hition I y Si, F.
.lo)instime); V. Ilornol ',Y. me. IV. Roberts ;
mi. If, Greenty Otis 4
Derri.. ma. ( by trurt. e.); V,
Homorry, ma. ; IV. Hobert, ; 111, Allor,t, mi. ;
Greer). (p. 1110 k
0.,m n. VI, Dennis, ms. (rshibition ;riven by
truster.); V. Ilurupt.rrys, ms. (I rim ).

t'XI‘KRIITT 01 CO11011001: I.wtl. 6XIIIIII.IITIOX.

boon :2An I 3, lirrat:t owl Sy nort.le.
I. 5 Antl t; littpktno, ma. : lantl tid tm ttt
Otrettll.
it,;,,--Carrutbers, tut Douai% ma. ; 11,111 m.., Imes.
H.,mphrer, ma.
Priest —Syttymtis. N ate, Mae% mi.
. . .

teen's Nam mid C ititic te*. S K• n ;n V. n
IFx imina'ion.— Advanced S 114C—Hono s. S to-,
mei Nest • Arline and Seen.
r.. S ace —Certificates, Carruthers, mi. ; s,
: Danria,
From the remark@ made dipirg the ill tributi n
of the prime It appeared that ot e of tho bigh-st
hors beat the other at the Sub Ken•in:t in ex
nation, while the other was most awc fill in th.
Carobrl Igs examinntion. A I rix • titet I y Mr.
mpledge, woo by Randall, was for the boy who had
c one near others in DOW subjects, hut was not unit,
successful. Anther peso we. for 010 la un.a, at an
evening test—as the headmaster explained, to rheck
:le talk. and be a unething to to I. sleep up ot. Sep.
her I, It was stated wee going home tu BirmiNhain to
ph .w the Birmingham people what could be learnt In
IVermouth ;he ha won the 10 yard. s &homing prize
for boy. on ler 13. Mr. Miller, speaking of Dei ni.,
wee rely gl id to say that he ill I not mice e I so well in
hi. at the expense of his athiet.c.,
_

it will be seen th.t this eucces.ful young titan won
high h moms for studies as well ne being the Captain
Webb of the school. The prize for being the
fellow (the truest and kindeet, as Mr. Miller said)
t,„,h the form of • bat, and wag awarded to Mimes,
'mid erp-cially lood chews, this schoolmate having
given gre 4 attention to cricket.
The ‘IATOII was much app soled, and, addressing
the la lo and gentlemen and boys, spoke to the ladies
and g-ntleroen first. They hod h.ci a most modestly.
put ...port, but • rep .rt which spoke volume., ad
Nil.. Miller scarcely did himself justice in the way in
which he had spoken of the school. Mr. Miller had
pot into two or three words, sal vs y qulely. .me
strong facts—among them that the school had enc.
eve's las much as any in six counties. Education has
beoune an absolute normality, and those who denied
this bad so little of it that their opinion went for
nothing. He was at • villaze where a board school
was talked of, and a person there said be did not see
why so much time should be given to educ ition ; but
that pore lin could sc..rcely write his own name. All
kinds .4 callinzs are thrown open, brain workers are
✓equired to have high education, and if the lyain
wmkers do not follow up the requirements, oth.rs will
✓et) forward in their place, • where education has
been netlected by the wealthy, others in the next
ot have come forward, an I the drones have sunk
out s .ciety soil been thought nothing of. flit not
only bright brilli tot b .ya will be requiretl, for the ste uly
w rker progresses in brain work an I improves hi own
p .vrets till be succeed", like the tort ,ise in .Z.top's
I,ble. The steely worker will succeed in the long
run, and he hoped they would or .ve noes ly w riser.,
notwithstanding the bright abilit'es G d had Riven
them. He was very gl pl he was nt in th 'so classes
himself. because he feare I he sh..uld not have w ot the
prize. It was very son rising how p.m • Inati might
be pureed by • questl, n wittily put, and he hart one
the other day— •If a l y put his h. a I through a
railing, no whi. h side r 4 the railing was the boy?'
We,, be in the PI.IO where his b.4ly was, or where one
best port r 4 blm, the head, was! Ile gave it up,
th ouch Anal t they could answer. Now, oat the Cot..
rm. otion giving sen'arships, as s'ed by Mr.
Miller. he was v.Ty airy the Cop ration have no
fun Is availed.. t.r such • t.urpose ' • but eeveral
of them Inhere of the itorporttion are here, -bowing
an interest in the Netioql ; they have mean., and
be was sure the email Mon of the subject w nil do
good. and their interert not be a matter of empty
words. With such • good, practical beneficial.
learned e !motion as the wiped provided, it was a very
great boon to th. town, and such a INA,II as public men
night to take notlee of, for when boys do well and
get such an education as the school gives, it tends t
Ingo .ve the ',weak of the town itself. Mr. Miller's
13 rear. 101.1 been ld years of progress, and, although
they ha I done well before, it was even better now;
sof he r; canny noticed the fact that the boys who
ha I d n. 'o well in studies were "leo athletes; they
learned well and played well, and that was somewhat
f the se..ret of the success all witnrssed here t lay.
(Apolaose.)
lies. Mr. KIWNSItT atitireawel the boys, urging them,
as th.y wished to b.rconie u.eful men, to It event-
thin„: they di I be thor .ugh, wit' the way to do th it
was to pot their heart lit, the work. If they did that
the w would be eqn Ily well when Mr. Mire.,
eyes wee.. on them, and who they were off, lie w
bound c he did not like cricket; but be would
heart and eroul int. ft' all. Let them both r..uzb
In w .rk, thorough in plav, and to-rough in tlp.ir
principle, ant do not be laiicheri out of them. or afesid
ot them. The very fact that Mr. Miller gave • pars
f.r a telt ehowed ha taught them that. Let theta
. . . .

StiectTif. i 7prin—Ci4esTike that grand man Nei...iv.
when he nailed i. colour. to the mast. Remember G
eve i. iii ..n on, and be tboroush in work.' play, and in
e princi.Je. taught. (Al pi
The Rev. Mr. HIND (wind all his words unequal to
the occasion, like the man who habitue ly used .trong
I .ngusge, but could find nothing strong among I to say
when he droppe 1 • new silk umbrella in the mud.
(Laughter.) It was • solemn thought that the w• rk
of the half-year was over, whatever it was, it can
he done over again. A day s• ent in idleness
MU never be redeemed, let them therefore make the
beat .4 their mientes, and not wa•te • half-h,ur in the
h li.laye ; have muse mania --theology —( Weymouth is
a capital place for studying 11110—botany, painting. or
idtetching ; not be loafer., ab .ut the moat content tible
being we can have amongst us. If they bad nothing
to read in the holidays, let them buy a penny news-
paper, and not grow up in ignorance .4 what our
c •untry is doing ; try to get politics of our own, and
Lot take them second-hand ; not be Liberal or eon-
, .rvative s'mply because their fathers or grandfather,
a ere a. Ime I c able to gives,. answer foreverythingth- y
were a.k..1, for we have to be citizens of earth and citi-
zen 4he .veo. Masters enjoy and o .ed the holidays
ac much as the scholars, and he wished them all
Ideas ad owe. He could wish his worst enemy n
worse than to be made miserable by • chaos of bad
I. la. and he urgsd the latter not to let the weds gr .w
In their mind, diving h dhistys. (Applause.)
Me. .1. R• nri.Ti re, J.P , representing the trustees,
r. a•le •ft eel •ir beet thanks to Mr. Miller, in wh,rn
th • 1..1 •0' re c Witt, re.

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MAY.. 11,11 It .1, Attti rof ce I tl.e ient Ike of

' eI. h nrim• WIWI then very plewir glv rung by
th.• by the uft.,r
which many r•nrwl, of chime for th. Maym. Head.
tamer; kr., kr , were giien on breaking up.

AQUATIC SPORTS
it, du feet it the 31elecinbe it rib Scheel had a very
Iticcee.ful 'tries o' competitions on Fria: y aileron- n, and
II •vg ft gall deal t.f Vegans. to • large number of .p. ctat
%let get h. r • ors the ;Nl—pier. The enisil err, w- t'
1-1" ^tine to Comma and f'd. limited. war no oted off the
R Latin of the Pi-r, n d let, g attend tn. bowfin...tor.
Rev. J. Mi let, 'O,l the etrborpics o' C e Lebo with the
etdnnetibtte. feed's. and sinut 50 yds. !ulcer to the
w•,e'werd, 'eat • I • in the recline f wh'eb the
"""Holfig rec. •ftr,- semis. The co umittee eon.C.t .1 of
Mcpsr. C Graver, P. W. If. ffemends. A. W.
Damn,. H If. II plane, W. Poo'ny, and C. W. WIWI,
•m, Mr. -Fre map idarted ti'e competitors. and Mr. T.
II Or ives war umpire.
T, tlrst comp tition ens
r"iee t'e Flaw, —A boat, e ',staking Mr. Il'Yelas
t teat r, thote. Pune to th" eel the
rt • to• Lon el, and Mr Rrser t threw n 0..).,. o' • °
pl der, di I...rsed. Mtn the water. When these bad sunk
the bide dtved ate- ttl,m, and $ mu remark•l'le Wading
tow. r under eater Iris shown, ee Muni, g the I el-el that
the I' cog divers ha I rem. mhos.' 11, t. acb'nx of the Bey.
3, Wood. After the first plum,, the diving ine" ns-A
"'Alec, and suet.,,, and, slth s me of the plates
ile•r. among the arced.. the 1,t.. rosnissed I. swine
*1,4 after thrm, !coking vety o from the surf sr,
1..04 end hands down and heels up, they titres. lbme
"11 n' mat alb r the shinny tins. The r silts were aa
billows.lto cumbers being those of the 0.11•• brought to
the maws. in 'hrs. dives:—
A. Bennie 7 5
A. Carruthers •-• 3 6 3
A, Le et signet)
W. conntbers c.. ••• 2 3
• f Wllkinron •.. 1
A. Dennis. ebo really is • epliedil squ •tie, won the
fir". pre.. Symonds and C.rr,tthers di,.-,I sg.in to
l 'broad be remnd ; hot., el each brought up
nye.. it wits newel they thould not &ye Seeley the
M kindly promising i'r "MA prim...
re' (M,4.—W. T. 11-dder and H. 'fodder
•W l.' I r tbi• : hut it we. n ther a lvd•otr affair. for the
"hr jrft led off with • eltal•t le • d, which be easily
t. sn 1 u.n hr about s'x
t it. under 13 ('Ayl.) —Four young s +oboe pluckily
tette cue this, .1. sgaaseed. W. lf• plon., Huntphr.v.
•,l II flee..).; but P latter, whet, rather • Priaill lei,
ow^ up: J. Ihrpleerd was evidently the belt, and
tnit.ceil the tonne in a minute and • quiuter, long
11. lee., separating the lours.
hr. r 15 (1011cdol —Seven en.ere I. S. Mace, W
llsosll, K Hopkins. A. Carru'in r., W Flieb. r, IL T card,
tad A. Wheeler. By this time tbe tours, w.a lined
1"h ae well as ths Pili -Pio r wl'h p mole.
d rd. Bomber of leeks INTO ranting the path ion shore,
mai Alan the lost., which 1110 e Se Ch*ll to the oonteste am
thty road without Interfering with the enrage. Meg all
...mei! tip take the peaty t in term t In the eight. Theist!.
mi" nos well-grown groan, Ara Pme.nterl sr they waited
I r rca oast a sp, rue'e that might have emptied on nrtiPt.
A. Mr. Freeman paid "Off," they plonstd Into Ito water
WI ss aaarai.'i.gno small q entity salt Naar. S.
3fec •• •he c.a... of • swimming (tinily soon showni
di I ra, e I by another wet- t-traint 4 bat W
Lu., and they son lulled rfr in the order es g wen
sh.,ss. a Mace Owen splendidly, and did the course in
Ikte Oa two Waste% new yorni topanwiss UN not