The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

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.... OP Ititfrilrewt SCHOOL OF ART.—
ad be difficult, we do admire our readers,
Menthe value. and ' importance of
justly pronounce The EIRNT of
_ se respects oar local interests—
...oue to the vanquishment of all difficulties
—money--accovessoolotiou.--prejudice--resuiting
in the inatellatiestef Mr. Campbell as master of
the Government- klehool of Art in Bridport..'
The most gratifying feature of the whole arrange-
ment is, perhaps, the fact that upwards of k.:30
' -ild have been raised on the spot in small
criptiona to provide the fittings. It evinces
. hearty appreelation of the purpose of such'
an institution, and that great good will, without
A which i
- - t would be vain to hope to see it prosper.
I'l4lt. Reirvrar. ' cl' t.
, seise halt hiving beea It-does more; it emohs tea that the popular
.. up with. Vie details umpired by the law, feeling is in favour of making use of the advan-
sambas this negligence to the feat that it Jaime of a new refisement in the course of
i hsevellefi ihob Mto oododon__,__,it- owing Is the ordinary education, and in the heart of a working
A no4ol"iNg been "P'" ''"',i whis'b hos indi- community who might have been expected to
• grave/need matters. Frienilyseeelies, ,-
find it difficult to understand what benefit could
still ooletinne -to pow fit popularity, as during the
year the jiegietres has received rely 120 notices i accrue to them from whatinight be deemed a mere '
, dii,uii4tsa of societies, 65 of whieh ham been accomplishment. The ready co-operation of the .
gazette/I as . ,F while be has testified the reke Committeeof the Literary-and Scientifiolnatitute i
of LON. Tliallaillebravoliis allootion *et ",..6"""11 as well as of the Working Men's Association— !
-the feet, visseihatthebesinessmeseinposer tnese clubs
(of the former more especially, in so promptly '
are held at a palflle-hoe,' whereltreeh ot the funds ot
the society is sionadmed ssln Mak, and advises thai. the providing the first essential, and o,oe it is not
place of meetioss.slesald, if peasild*,.be at /GUM pablic always easy to obtain—a well-adar2,sed e,porgmeot
institution on. do:orf 4. araa.s4hot Ouse WS ii, for she purpose iu view)—sub:tantistea all we
public-house is Obtsinab e, that the loins be paid for et ko, this us hu...._ ~
, gives 1., tam amongst those .
a fixed rate, nit as now.'br4l4 driest. bought for the 7' •
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"good of the : "! rit OM no, beer should be wom It is beet calculated to olevoke,, scps,usus,
brought intoihe moss Untillnuaness is over, when *soh atid Improve in life, iik position, and in the '
one should pp,y bit biaowni• • . • anienithes of good taste, mid the pleming oultiva-
Fsicoaa o'f A Ralf aMp TVIIT ihosrs.- tion 04. talent, the ok.ases of oar Bridport School
Court of Bantreptei, Lund*, !Tea fillitember '4th. of Art Nein meet With
warns encouragement. It
(Before Mr. Regherat Brotighltlii)-- - Wtssoti-This must, be retriip:r4hexed,. that, whilst the upper
was the first Ann for tbe proof of •d•hiriald choice of olio ises would esteem the advantages of art-itr-
trade assign
o the tenkroploy_efe ,y= Bow% •
whose n d Der Otri e eftl: *aide -at' W in till. etr nation Oatutp at three guineas a year, these
,onty. Thrr bin'llint4 hi 'tioar dennibed as of No. *4, ard'Oe4 adren tarn are here offerod, to members of
wer Thametsireet, i& the Qty of mdbp, and of No. 4.;.ty.) Lii3Oraty and Scientific Institute, and to those
Old Kent.roltd; in *hi /toasty. u 1 Sune7. ihiP and tif the Wet-king Mlaa's Agaociation, at nominal
brokorz-hfr.• Bostanain ' and, solicitor, f
er Thames.ttreet 'tepee-red for the bankrur• ' rate of rourteon/proip,soonph—fat, per annum.
.ne. t, II is °red hfiftrifon'pethicin, on *el?
.4 ?Maw betieftth are rilrered, t .0, in the wont
. month, e Aftriikted protection from ar
~„„.t. effective for , ',l4st Cirespbell is, we understand,
prrlirnioi ' teniglaCtllid by the bankrept a awe an' admirably' teamed inaster, selected v'eitla
contultelittle tenons* ani the probable oast' almost incr .3e. Mid' solicitude b the 0
ti,ii,
yet been correeely essiertained. The be *rpm •. • ,n, •.-
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.1 cause of ii . 11.14119 kt to meet his sew ~...(t; vent,en, R 9 a Arc Department s*
---- -- -'''' ' •:. -- ..' lii, "(rode. bo4 floblqpiii7ini. Kensesigtoni where-he has been • principally f ..•Aii; .. 4,. has absoonded. Amobi is a fmt that, indeprildently
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the bankrup '... i ,:f!‘.':,' ..."'i Mors Sr. the lialleiting, coming.
,to establish one local
of , ,WeLmaa...a, -41dow, *hi* be mid= m the dawn
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