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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-23

CLEVELAND HOUSE SCHOOL.

A very large company •f la lie. awl sontlemen
swoembial in the Royal II ital A•setohly•room on
Thursday evening, at inn iu•itstion of Mr. an
Mr.. Yarrow, of Cleveland Mous , t w,ttires toe
diatribution of pr:ses to the ettoo-••fUl soh .lar, To
rotor IMO prettily *domed with if...ere,
and banners, and •• there w•• to be • dance after
the distribution all present appeared In evening d. ON,
making the se .ne a very pretty and interesting nos
The pleasing duty of on...tinting the inwards to the
successful boys we. ondertak-• by Colonel Soott,
bat baton" doing leo the principal, Mr. Yarrow, ad-
dressed • few words to those present. It woe, he
said, with very great pleasure that he a,. to many
present that evening to wanes, the diatrihutio.l of
pease to those deserving them— 'teetering th m, be
asid, beanies the papers which the hove hid hat wt
before them were difficult, sad to obtain the awards
had cost them some very bar I work. In the last
Oxford local *lamination they obtained one senior
aol several junior certificates, and in the rollega of
Preceptor.' examination they bad Won a firat-c'aes,
and several ass .d and third-cla.• oertifiamtew.
Examinations were. he 0 013,0.1. very
although they hat some drawback, but he beliii•ed
the a ivasitag-s were for .0 exo-se of the er awlacke.
Toe standard of learning no• was very far is advance
of what it used t • be, awl this advancement wag -lee
to a very great extent to thee* examination.. Such
ex tmlnations were a guarantee to parent. that theft
eons were being properly educated. Few pe
however, knew the cares and ausiotiee of thee Idea
bed the cha-ge of otter ye .ple'• son, Their e lace-
lion dii not rest simply in teaohing them mathematic:is,
and Latin sal Greek verbs, but there wet, higher
aim., and they had not only t train a biv f r tan
Ginothantion, but to try .211 make him a go .1 cit.. •n,
and to know what waa honourable an I upright. Mr.
Yarrow then called on Colonel Sc .tt to present the
Prises
Colonel SOOTT said they were all invited to WRENS
the
_Preeentatieo of prise* and the oertificates won at
the L 'oat Oxford aad College of Prew•ptone Eternisa-
tion' to the boys who had obtained them. After
expressing the pleasure he felt in undertaking the
task, be said it might be as well to • I •ok back at the
out history of the school. Some eight ricers sato Mr.
Yarrow aterted the school, and had one pupil who
was each a little fellow th at suns ..Ii be wefts only
half • pupil. (A. laugh.) In four year. it was fount
that the hon. was not •uffidently large to accom-
modate all the puoile, not the ardiltact wosColl-
in tel. the r,o ,f ••4 tan. a If .a I the h ,11.• nniargn
and now at the en.l tel eight year. the school itunher.d
24 boys. 18 It.teeteee. an I 6 day b ye. After • rs'er.
vans to the eau:ow of the boys, Colonel Scott
concluded by remarking that It,. Tarr ter might be
congratulated on the sucosse of peg labours.

THE PRIZE LIT
was as follows, sate be, as he revolved Ids award
bin applauded s
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-23

WITIIOIITH.

A VILIT capitol entertainment wee given be it. John's
sohoolroun on Thor n'sy evenitig, but iewing to the
unfavourable stem e f the we.ther ml either agree-
tioos, the atteod•oce we .11311 I. The programme wee
of a misoellausin. character, and e entained 16 items.
It opened, very apprnpriately, with the Christmas
Carol 'God Cari.tiso Moo Itejoios," and was
followed by Handel'. well-known 'triton N.," lo
the nen lering of which IL-. llsya ck •110 3- 64 idly
acquitted himself. Another Chriatmas Cso.l, Who
Christ was B 1114" CU sung en II quetetM and chorus
by the Weems L. Neat sped S'snitoorpe aid Moors.
Mayoock cad Keys. This wait very well, but wm
not appreciated to such an toting as the sole at d
quertetto (hamming emonenpminuot), " Bell. of Long
Ago," which Mrs. .1 Thompson. Idiom Stamthorpe,
and &teems. Mayo—ck and Weiler song with 'resat
taste, sod were loudly encored. Mr. A. Dieney theo
sang in a very pleasing manner ` The Iron Black-
eolith," for which he received a fell ahem i 4 spielers..
Beroby'. "Light," I. which Mies L. Neat scored a
great encases, snit wee encore& followed, sod lit,..
wards came soother quartette and chorus, " Silver
Moonlight," which Mimi. Nut and Stamthorpe
and Meters. M.youck and Keys fang with taste and
expression. After Mr.. J. Thompoon hal very
creditably song" The Reign of Roue." the:gle• 'fle
Dawn of Day," wee yrry meritorioudy given by ii.,
choir. Kim Edith Rsvoihill, to whom to •
very large extent the thanks of the iormbita ite aro
doe for thus vary charming enteet iioneente. th °sane
"Sleep on. dear Love," for which ehe was eleurvally
elm 'red. Aft', the edo and reborn', "It aler.y. was
the Cut on," bad been welt soot by M . Pratt an
the choir, no encore greeted the cooolu.ion of the
" Sunlight and Shedow." io which Ili, J. Thomps
seed Mies Scunthorpe displays I trench musical ability.
Mr. A. Sylvest-r mark his data ate a reader. and
after • tile," Musheer Vandniick," by Hamm Mer-
e ok. Pratt, sad Keys, Muse Neat *meg "Sorely,"
and Mr. Oakley "King Sol." both being encored. The
Rev. 011000 Stepheaeon, who presidol, thanked the
ladles and gentlemen who bed taken part io the very
esejotable entertainment. and Um singiog of " G Sore
the cue:hided e meet al tr 4,l,llflgratume.
Mem Ramohill aceocursanied the • ,ac• with, it is
oudless to say, her accustomed ability.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-23

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-23

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By Telegrapb.)

Central New. epseial a wrespon lent, Windsor,
telegraphs :—A tin c.o. bolding about t. .o quarts,
with tb• I p turned off, oontaloiog brown oily sub-
classes ol eauslderab e weight, was found Among the
debris of the paresis WEI. lath morning.

TERRIFIC GALE.
CALMAT LOU 01 LW&

A violent mle swept over the British Wanda, on
fiaturdar, and emoted mach destruction both inland
and on the meets. Many lives were loot. A Lloyd'.
telegram from Jet..., states that a ketch of akrout S t .n•
struck on the rocks off C rbienia• lightnouse on tis,uriey
morning during a tremendoue nortn-weet gal, and
Immediately foundered with all hands. Sos had • sumo
mu are it•rn, witb lb. nrd Unernmy painted tnerson.
The st rut .in Saturday did ociaiadernble damage lo
Plymouth and netglir ourbood, eeprcielly to house pro-
perty. A man. named John Gime, who bed left hie
mewl to attach • rope to • buoy, wads drowning], and it in
411=dMat drifting kneeler. ran him.. dine. A Sister
y ems crushed hemath the debris of • fallen
pamage.way in the Nunnery. and when extricated it woe
found that one of her leg. required ampotetton. Mire
Derry, daughter of • former tileror Of Plymouth, no
ran over by await., and lim unenteliotte at the hospital,
A workshop wee *leo biotin down. In Wont 0 wowed
' the gale did mach dame/0 • Premium oormepoodent
! telegraph. that a steamer was reported whom at Pint.
meth, and that five lives hail Men lost. A brig era. al.o
reported lost, the name of the trawl helng unknown.
An • ferry•boat was oroeslng towards the ll•werden Mdo
of the Dm on Seattle, night It foundered, end tne
temeensw. nat. thrown Into tbe weber. Babied Jeolleon.
• cooper, I...loading to this lemllty, and his wine aol
child Imre drowned Oa S•turdal. Ivo bog., named
James Jennings and Thomas Bohr, of Middlesborough.
mere drowned Irbil. attempting to put up • mil In •
small boat in the river Tees. • gal* of considerable
violence, doing moon damage, swept over Keel on 5e....
d•y morning. At Maidetom Me roof of the extensive
building. tempted by Masers. &mem, timber merchant.,
wm lifted completely og, and lodged on the L
Chattieun. sod Dover R• 111•111. nano tits Barrack Station,
but fortunately the dew.. was chewed before delay of
tcamr could ensite. Saversl telftrapb eires were broken,
and the roof of tne cornty gaol was injured. A severe
snowstorm, tbe lint of any magnitude this winter, swept
On, W.% 4111 8 oath Durham, and over Boot i•wes •
during the dark bourn, toovtlyg In the delft hall • foot of
soft snow.

BROOKING amcirovar NEAR WEYMOUTH.
Daring a novice gale on 8 ttorday ...wog • 14 naiad
Grvoanu. nom *nutrias • bara at Boatload Ripon. atur
W•yototatb, whoa • atut oittibt th• do tr. whit& head
hito agatnat the antral portitios sad oroatted him to death.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-23

BRIDPORT.

BODY Or • WoW•111 D 11001,111113.— On Sunday
mond ye, •• • wav named George Wilkins wan
walking on the beach not fez from Hypi's-m 'nth,
si,ot t a mile westward at a point known ea he
"Cove." he noticed He body of • woman amongst
the rock,. He called the atteotrie of • man, woo
watched the body whilet fetched Sarge ant
Hazzard from Bri'lp iri, and when that racer
arrived be found the body of a medium-4Q worn on.
It wm in an advanagal 'Lade of decomposition. The
feature. were no longer recognisable, fir the ft oh
bad disappeared fro,. the facie and head, a. wed an
the hand, and bogus. The body was dressed in a
black eilk dram, with a bodice of the some material.
with • row of black buttons down to. front of it. The
outer petticoat waded adark ritripanl materiel, and the
linen wan of good qzality. Tee left tot eai covered
by a small cloth boot, tipp id with patent leather,
and lined with scarlet wool. 'rho other Lino: was
miming. Tile rocking@ were of two et at.. of gray.
i au inner picket of the dread wai found • hand-
kerchief and thimble, the haudkerchail being marked
A. NI. it .c..s••rth, 12," in ink. The body wag
car. fully eziwitied by Seigeaut Hazzard. The lower
t-eth acre f mud to be quite IA rfect, but ..... al
from the front of the upper jaw were miwing. An
iequ az will, Me mrm, be beld.—Jualt before going to
pre. we Ir.rn that • lady him boon miming from
Teinnm 'tub, Devon, for several weeks, mid who wee
eupp 41,1 to be dr owned. Seigeatit Hazzard has
o.•loatetl wit,, the eoth-ritiee et
forwarding • full description of the body, etc.—Mr.
C J. Nantes, Deputy-coroner, held an inquest on the
lily at the New IC, on l'ueeday morning. The
u f .rtuna's 1110111113.11 father arrived, •mf, by the
cl 'thing and other i lentiffett the remain, se
(hoe hie daughter, Nary Ann Fev, 21 years of age,
chi has been miming from Bishop's Teignzio, Devon,
.inc, 17th N i'ember—The jury were unable to find
the canto) of death, se no clue to her whereabouti had
been found until Zirown up by the ass.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-23

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PAPER I.I.A.NGINOB,
15.000 PIKCKS IN STOCK,
From 20. per pi..or. of TIM+. Yari.,,
PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGING.

Experietwed workmen ..at promptly.
PATTERN 110,)1C4 fr .tn an the Beet Maitre,
ENGLISH I FRENCH.

BLINDS.
Vrnetian, (*sole, Wire, Roller, •od all kinds of In
.11 and Outslle, of every Derioription sod
Material.

FUNERALS ruaszeffED AND
OONDUOTED.

QUEENBLAMD.
This young and promising Colony offers Spedal Advan•
lagee to all elasitee, end the QUEENSLAND
SOY AL MAIL LINE conveys passengers
BY S rEAMEIt ',FOR LT.
Mail or other Steamers will be deepatched from
LONDON or PLYMOUTH (unsightly, by which
ASSISTED PASSAGES will be granted to eligible
persons, envie as Engineers, Partnere, Fitters. Engine- '
delvers, Hallway I 'anisge Builder.. Blackemitlis Brick-
layers, Stonemasons, Sawyers, Cerpenters. Wheel-
wrights, Shoemikers. Tailors, Shipwrights, Farm
Labourers, Domestic Servants. da.rdeners, Vine
Premiers, Road Makers, Miners, Quarrymen, Navvies,
at the following rates :-
BECoND C ‘IIIN ,„ £2l log,
ill ltit CLASS
bildrea under 12 years half price. Infants under 12
months free Persons not eligible for assisted passages
will be taken at the following rose :—,ecund Cabin,
LSI 10a. ; 'rbird El 7.
For farther particulars regarding Passages, lAnd
I .11 We, sod Reeourose of the Colony, apply to
II •n.l log. Leaden-
-I.ocoloa ;aii.l 11, ,:lsogovr.
or to the Loral Asealls—C P teases, 11, High East-
street or U. MITSUI, 16, Wollaelon-irillae, Uur•
ebaster.