The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-11-24 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUN i Y EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1885.

The prises, as distributed by the Mayor, were se
follows :

LOCAL MORMON PRIMUS.
Figure, Miss lions, gt 10,.; landscape, no corn.
Petition • Ist, oil or water colour, flower Or foliage,
Miss Binham, 151. ; 2nd, Mira Bartlett, is. ,•
shading models, Miss Pitt, 104. ad. ; Ist. mechanical
and architectural drawing. A. Watkins, 15s. ; 2nd, W.
Lows, 10a. 6d. ; Ist, outlines, flowers and foliage,
Miss Gowns, 10e. 6d.; 2nd, Miss F. Strange, 0..;
lit, freehand (over IT years), Miss Graham, is. 6d.;
2041, Miss A. Clapoott, 6e. ' • freehand (under 12 years),
Mmaargaret Eliot, 7a. 6d.; good conduct, Master R.
Sck, 5a

GOVIRNMENT PRISMS.
Miss Julie Baker, geometry; Mr. C. CamytlrU,
model.; Miss Agnes Lavortnn, perspeCtire ; nano
Watkins, geometry and perspective.
CIIRTIVICATIDI (gIICOND °RADII.
Miss Julia Baker, geometry, excel ent Miss
Benham, models, pada ; Mr. C. Campbell, models,
excelleni: Philip Duddey, models, pa..; Mi.. Ada
Eliot, models, pa..; Mime Gertrude Harding, free-
hand and nvslels,lpass W. Lowe. geometry, p.m.;
Misr Kate Nangle,:models,fpaas ; Mime Zillah Werner,
freehand and models, paws.

FULL RISOO4O GRADE CERTIFICATES.
Mimi Agnes Larertom and Alfred Watkina.
..TIpIT GRADE SIAISIMATIONN.

Idiom Julia Baker, outline, from the that peas, and
shading from models pass.
On the motion of the Roe. BILL SALM.; • hearty
vote of thanks was accorded to the various officers of
the school for their services in the pant year.
Mr. SUM, responding, said that when ho first
undertook his duties' he little knew their nature, or
how onerous they were. Ile alox alluded to the
enormous extent •if the work of the South Kensington
department. lie regretted that at the present time
there was no school of science in Weymouth. Govern-
ment gave £5OO as the maximum towards &building
for the purposes of a school 4 art, and if they could
establish • school of science they would get another
£5OO, so that it was not much to ask the people of
%Veymouth to come forward and provide the other
funds. In Bridpirt, something of the kind had been
clone by combining the School of Art with the
Mechanic* and Artisans Institute. In conelusion. r.
Syines alluded to the fact the grant this year from the
Government, was nearly 1:20 snore than last year.
(Much applause.)

s The NUTOR --P;oposed a vote of thanks to Mr. Pye
for hie report, and to this Mr. Prs duly responded.
Iris Wo it r subse‘i uently "beer red that at the exhi-
bition at Paris some time ago, it Wad set forth that the
English artisan WU not, an general work, so good as
foreign competitors. He observed that they must use
thier ow-Nies to prevent such a state of affairs. He
afterwards said that taste in Weymouth was very
much improving, and the town was not what it used be
be, fog. it was being beautified in various ways. (Hear,
hear.) .

(hi. the motion a the Rev. J. Mucous, a vote of
thanks to the NI ayur for presiding, ter.
tiinstol the procee4ings.
Hofore retir:ng his Worship intimat,sl his intention
.1 giving a prise of £3 1,, the artisan elate next year.