The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-06 00:00:00

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trust thM an adequate remedy for this very Irregular
IDistrirt Nritis. attendance has been found. They also regard with setae- Is
faction the steps recently taken by the Dorchester Tp.rn at
DOZCIIIIIITKIL Council in appointing a School Attendance Committee so
under certain provisions of the Elementary Elucation Act , a'
IsGal, width came into operatinn on the Ist of January r
Church in aid of the lighting and heating fund. last, and they ventme to hope thet this Cenreittee will ,
me no time in exercising the peelers entruetel to them, j
Seelier, the 18th inst, at 6 lens., is the
11 ..tlifl
,rle
1 which if preerly werked, must haves most salutary effect
appointed for hotting a confirmation service M . 2
in inereaing the average attendance of the Children at
Trmity Church.
So len. - 0
, eh, the ~.1034Sibiolii. The result of this will be to augment
rril-WINTERN RAILWAY. -There n
materially the income of the Schools both by payment of
Ss-110phi Fees by the Children and by the Capitation Greet •
salons of local interest in the tune tables of this'
~,ss from the Garermeneand that without any further increase '
company for March.
THE WonEING Nines IXsTITrTr. has been presenseos of annuelitheependteiture. Aetre_ genie the efficiency of the
h etisfaction to the Reports
with a number of v elemes. '4
it''''" for
the
librarytut,r ohli :r.t.ar.t.f.,rezr,..o-. 'fregarthea who speaks
the Lady Charlotte and Celenel Napier
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foueei.,
tee.*
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friends of the Institute.
The aanu Boys' Sehool.-"The School is In a very fair Ode as
KELP:MI.; react Sort .- al meeting of the Tar
Hall T eely ' regards genenl efficiency, but the individull ex imination
local auxiliary. was held i the Town H on e - ,
e chair, the Rey. E. t . 1 of the Serail/as was not so satisfactory as last year. '
evening. Mr. mr..ll.re.rEensnieeLli n.. rin, ttb:. L.i. I low, Rev. T. Neave, The Girls Schoig.-"The Girls have passed a creditable
ten also the depute- examination."
and It"'' ll' l'' It'Wht" (h" ....reps nisi' seats on the plat- I lily Trinity IrVant Sahool.-" The lemons are very
tion (We lee,lemis White)"
tune. The repot wa. read tret7the' Heti. IL I'. Itaikes, skilfully givi n and the order wimirably kept It is an
parent seciety exteelingly Reel Infant School.
atal th'"w-di..ithati....fig heuesralwestegl'a to
the
auxili try in ' East Furdingtoe Selioool.-" The aleol is in a very
In free 04"..--"n. ---- --- ierc o'l a Wis., d ' goo I order, and is taught ineefully eel successfelly."
sevance for the current year,
West Fortliierton Sehoot.-" This Scheel is in an exceed-
LI 1.2 e. al. in hand to commence theoey'e
ear" 1.67. On the i
d.' by the Rev. E. Ludlew. I Ingle good order, and taught in a most satisfactory
mete el ot Mr. !talkers, seeme
We report was adopt. ,I. This Sdhoers were for the ensuing ' manner.
v. Lewis White, the The committee beg to state, with Manna, that the
recey'w.ntwl;reappuith7tl oil' .-c'l ruettary'i. or Us' eisit',ciety gave an interest- staff of masters and mistresme and pupil teachers carry
thanked at the out their fevers' duties with neat efficiency, and this
leg address on its work, and was warmly
afforde e children a thoroughly eil and useful edema
came The collection amounted to Li 5.1. the
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and training nevem nice by religious teaching.-
bon a , . "es . . .
LIES.'. 0.- or litaisgm Pligumws.-Anxious at
There has leen again an tnerease in the eapitatran grant
all times b. give publicity to the aidrit and enterprise
of Ai Hs. 41., over the previous year. tinder the new
of our lienl traileemen. We have itreat pleasure till° code it sill be possible for really effisiset schools, to earn
week in recording the corml-tion of inaleartant more mosey than cora.' be an. formerly. There bas AN,
alteratione which have been carried out by Mr. J. F. teen an inereve of Cl 2 is. 11d' . in the amount of wheel
Hannah, at his large upholisterine, furnishing, and fees.-The cenatuittee wish to direct attention to their •
cabiliet-making establishint, 9U Vernhill. Carried financial statement, anel, in the first place, as reggae& the
Imilfdine ftma account, they desire to pont especially to
on with a les el deal of eitirit,
he found it Mr. Hannah has
the act that during the years I;'1 sea 1.71 no Irons sum
succeeded in extending usinese, until
than C 1,414 was eepeniled in the provision of the required
necessary to "enlarge Ns lonkrs," and this; hag
wheel accommodation for the through, and that the
hem aucceedully accomplished by the additien of value of the Lee's generously given by Mr. It. Williams
large Pillow-nom, and work-shops. an'! Mr. Hannah ie and the Rev. H. Mules., beading sires, and the rever-
ts. he congratulated on his sucess, his establishment !infamy interest of the West Fordington School and lend
being now replete with every requisite for furnishing ailjoining given by the council of the Duchy of C•irewall,
the mansion or outtage, se that no longer will peeple has not been inclodel in this .-The whole
.of
ithis out
furnishing extensively need lei eend to 'the Vey of 1.91.7_1.11ne1e5..... le.
'i
4 enottl'e cefulilreentivuerely tLfid.itatoiniThelit
the World" fer their fureiture, as they may he 01
account. lull been niet by the liberality of the friends of
supplied at the above establishment as cheaply ae et
the volontary system of mlucation. Sc substantial a proof
any "town- house. Bessie,: thrimeh the variety, chow- WI this tome-tom:Ably is of the feeling of the inhabitants
rooms we are setonahel at the exteneive Ppace of Dorchester and it. neighbourhood on this important
occupi.sl. The large shop facing the Antelope Hotel 105th- -ti hi,, ever inspired the c ~,,,, eittee with the convie-
Is well etockel with a torintity of choice articles, one Wm that they are heartily supporteil in the course they
windew icing ileeerail to carpets if elegant pattern live pursued, and the renembr ince of tin' yast le ds
them v. the assurance that balance standing against
and material, and the other to fancy cabinet cools.
the fend at the present time sthe ill very soon be paid off.-
Adjoining the front alio', we enter show-room NO. 1,
During the past four years the maintenance of the five
having to mount only a few demi. Here there ill a schools under the control of the committee has been
very exteneive and elaborate glisplayea hall, dining- provided foe and, as will be seen by the annexed state-
room, and library furniture, ite. This part of the ment, there le • small he-dance in hand to meet the expense*
iiiiee has been entirely re-built and mile enlarged, of the current rear, but it is also a fact that there are
haralities outstanding to the extent of .C6l 7s. 114.-As
there being now three floors,, Aeceniling a ehort
the greater portion of the debts sea, incurred at the end of
ill 'ht of steps we enter show-room No. 2, and here we
the past year, consequent mainly upon the neceseuv
Ind Wilton. Brussels, Tapestry, Kiddertnineters,
ventilation and heating of the schools. necommended by
Druggets, Felts, and other carpets in endless KM. Inspector, the Committee have deemel it advisable
quantity. Show-resin No. 3 is elevoted entirely to defer the payment of them to this year. They will
to drawineenom furniture and is a very nice display, have to make some provision to meet this liability, and
Alove this in a commosliime women'e-work teen. they take this opportunity of appealing (as they do very
Under the canliet.room is lehow-room No. 4, which is eentidently) to the inhabitants of the borough for
net apart fie a large steal of painted bedroom suites, continue] anti increased aid-The sub:is-61one during
The hoeteed,„,,,,,e, I,rim, me b, eimw.mem :g„. 5, the year 11,76 shows a slot t decrease £ Os. 34., as
compared with the previous par.-The committee earn-
where we find bedstead', 4 almost every a inceiv able
eetly hope the liberality of the suliecrihers may not be
pile and quality in Wood, ' iV,n, ana brae% limbic:, no relaxed under present circumstances, and that many who
end of furniture and bed ling. Here we finish the
up to this time have withheld their contributions may
front part of the establ' lenient, and pawing over • now ewe the plain duty incumbent on them of assisting i
miletantially built brias, (underneath which is the the work of educating the children of the poor upon a
open yard, with etabline. &ea we enter the back system which undoulitedly hit the support of the large
prenosee, ' which have been newly built. In allow- majority of the Inhabitant, of the Borough.
HENRY ,
room No. 6 im a large stock of couches, easy chairs, EVERETT
EDWIN BURNETT, HChairman.on. Secretary.
itc., No. 7 is net apart for tables, and No. 8 for Jon eF. HODGES, Jun., Hun. Treasurer,
leedroom furniture. Over them are commodious nows February 13th, 1977.
entirely air kite-ben furniture, and chair and other
Mr. It, DAVIS, J.P., seconded the adoption of the
frame.. whilst asljoining and above are ne,ms for
report, which was carried.
second-hand furniture. Mr. Hannah employe a
Mr. G. .1. G. GREGORY, op., erred the election of
m nuber tit workmen, anti n large quantity id work. ie the committee. This was seconde by the Rev. H. P
done on the premise', many elegant articles being Remits and carried, the Chairman in laying the resolution
shown us in preemie of completien, amongst thee° a before the meeting, feelingly exprewing his sympathy for
maissive carvea mink elite-board, and a magoificent the lees sustained by the death of the late Or, Robinson.
- theree, and ebony bedroom melte. AltogetLer, Mr. Mr. 11. Storms moved, that the thanks of the meeting
Ilamiall has a neeit extensive aseirtment of well-made be given to the Chairman. the Tn.:ismer, and the Secretary
of the schools ; Mr. If. Ba,COMBE seconding this with the
furniture, his eetabliahnieut being, in a went corn.
i
plete. In addition ta. the .numeroua rooms anil taller greatest Ileasure.
ROY. li. Evens:Tr in returning hie thanks, eald he
premises mentioned above, we may state that Mr. thonght they appeared before the subscribers and the
Hannah hate taken the old British lichtiolroom in online, in better form that day, than they had done
Durneate-street, aria thie been converted into since they had taken the wheels into their own manage-
commielions week-shore whilst there are yards and meet, Borne four years ago. Of ceurse, during that time
sheds for timber. We elundd add that the whole of they had hail a good wetly difficulties to contend with,
the alterations have been4:telactorile carried out by They hail erected new litaltlings, end they hail found as ho
vee, ail ing to do ric
Mesas. Guy and Sul b , reD bel
, orchester.
andie Ii ost pim
uiortar found,pl who h
Aral that that w anyth with b
hich ought to have bkseen
THE NATIOIIA t. SCIIOOI.,S. done was omitted, anti that wheel ought to have been
The annual meeting 0 the subscribers to these
omitted Was done, and that several things were done
. .
l il b.. te l reeloae. But he did think new
schisan we held art the own hail en Weilneelay II frt
: Ye tw:t
ii"eas tree:semen; tit:eels:lviees. as Wince, were in a better
aftenimin leet, the Mayor (Mr. Alterman leek) state than they bail ever been before. During the last
pnisitling. Ile was mmppeeted on the platform by Mr, summer they hal spent a large *um on this ventilatien,
E. Burnett (the weretato), Captain 11.slges (the becaum their former system hail been condemned lip the
treaenrer), Colonel (*Diehl, Mr. IL Davie IJ.e., Mr. Government brapector. If there were one gentleman to
41. I. G. I lregory, J.P., 11tv, It. Everett, key. It, P. whom their thanko were due, more than ti aiiiither it
Ilaikee, Mn, IL Spicer, BIT, 11. Base imbe, Mr. W. was their. worthy treasurer. The accounts, as he had
Darden, Sc. . always seel, were kept in the most !Laminable manner.
With regard to the seltiols, he thought he was Alec to my
In "'ening the procceilin' the MaTen sail lie took they wem e.„re ing exceedingly well. and he wished to
the chair 'non that mete iiii because he felt it w.ee take the oppertunity of swing what he thought he might
quite 3 town matter, and thate every person. (n en the way ino.4 ji.tly and fairly-that they were extremely
highest to the leweet, WU 'directly or indirectly ism- fertunate in their preeent staff of teachers. It ,th masters
aimed in the presperity ana anemia of thtue NA-m.ls. and ini dresses were iluiag their work faithfully and welL
It was quite unnecomary for (din, looking at the petite There was, it was true, a great irregularity in the atten-
mcnt,, „I the preee„t dee, t,, ~,, y , 'tie i „gi,„rd e,,,,,, dance. hut, it was not worse there than in other parta/of
Engand. NOSY FOllle sert of C 0114,11 p9Wei len
the in,' ortance 44 Cibleltloo. It WWI neknewleileet l m
0,11 the lie thy' througt th 6017 hade t
eir Town Count-IL o
IT all. am! ,41 11111141 Sil that all partite in th.• State remedy H
aim,and lie WWI sure it would work wisely and
Ina shelve themeelvee agreed Ilion the am ,se thy of wen, It would have to lio worked generously, for, lie knew
impeeing emmieleory pewees fee the attendivice of aim in a ereit teeny inotenies persons founil difficulties
children at islosa. %%battery wheels. of whieli the in similine their children to school -Note and shoes were
I iorahcster N.atioual s,loads 0,,,,p0.ed a 'met, his-1 up very PT...tie:ll diffieultiime Ilia he might say that he
till the present time been lalouring 'Pelee great la'neeed the'', saa not • "Ingle Pert'sn in that
elifiraultice, i ineimirah am the nutlet-sere hal !Wen 1111 M do porosls, .Is, if he was reit ahledtei payyur 11,t.chilili's
t''' 'a" 'ram t.' "r " that attuninire "f the reh"lars rl'a'w'is''.l"g.not...":‘t ~.v,?rotty itltt 14hi thi; educaergeora
which wait nesewary. hut during the last Seation of of a child, lee, the utter inilifference of the parent&
rarliainent an Act hail been pased which did awmlY Ile thought, however, that if after ten children could go
with that diffieulty. That Act authoriael town to work and help a lii to the WRIO of the family, they
councils in towns much as theirs to appoint School should be permitted v, do so. If they taught them monies
Attendance Committees (nun their hotly, there being of the great trutht of rebel. la to real, write, and cypher,
vested in such isimMittees authority to compel the then! he th'"lght thee had iiime their ditty by them. Ile
"tdaalance if cbildren at 'Au "' 'at Seh""l Atte'
felt justified in eitying it was entirely the wish of the in-
haldvuits of the lor itigh tlmt their National Schools
dame Conrmittee had been it( lobed in that town, 81 1,1 be carried on en the videntary principle. As
and the Council hail taken the initiative by leibliating regarda their subscriptions he aid not hesitate to tell them
throughout the town and delivering at every ram't the a great manv people who ought to subscribe did not.
regulations relating ti the duties of parent, with That was reit at all right on their pare beimse plyment
regard to the e.lileation iif their atildren. Si, that WS, not enforced it did not relieve them of the moral
parente and enardiens wind I red hen- the oppertimity obligation of iraing what. they mei( to eamate the chile ren
of the pour. The inhabitants said we don't want a Boan
of saying they were ienorarit id the law. the Town , • . 1.
e .loal t want te be ratel, and, therefore we wish you to
Ceuntil hail not yet appointel an effieer to enferce that cwarry on the schools as they have lasm, but then they
attendance, lint they would de iiii very ehortly, and be
, sheltie el 'me forwanl with theirsutecriptions. Then they
ainivrely tru.-tril arid hoped when that was done lie-the soot.' la, eomded to give greater eneouregimient to their
wilier -.nail find but very little to do ; liut that children, to have better materi. lin their o-hods. and-a
paremle iif children would be no satiefieel of the pant be believed they would soon have to face-to Pay
neeea-ity of having their children properly e.lueetel, their pupil teachers a little more.
tiled they would veluntarily send their chil•lren to Caotain lIIIDEIN (the treasurer) ale, thanked the corn-
ea-lead witheut requiring any compulsion whatever. re,,,-,,,,n,d,,,-.,.weht enbrre:r.„iretv..,,,,e,e,;l,,be,, 7,31'i'r"773, tt;;3
Ile th•iught they mu ht congratulate the aii 1111 l ittee gentleman bad sahl if a clie.me fur X.:O ii of tail; him is.,
upon the preeent occasion, upon the report made by you it is at your service.
Mr. Tregarthen relative to the varraus scheile in the , Mr. IItItNEW (the secretary) further added his thanks,
town, become from it it W 24 clear they were enabled intinfating that if the schoil attendance committee,
to aatisfy the parente ia children that they were mud- appointee by the Council, only worked as hard and as
ing them to eche& of • moat efficient character. zealously no the cemolittee of the schoels, the attendance
Fortunately for the echiols theme examinations bear "'OIL! Tra,,!!: maltiPla"l• . - ... . .
place-every year, at that the nix-item and mietrewee . Z'es• "' '`EftrrT D'l' and Mr. lit UDEN seconded
were k de of duanks to the .layor for presl4ll2.. and to Mrs.
ept up to th e tunrk a , nd if the y were not beim! Leek for kiedly distributing the prizes, en.rth liming
to lie efficient chanese moot take place. There was been acknowhAged the proceedings elmed.
One matter which, on lieikines over the ',pert and the _
gigs...unto., struck him with regard to thisse schteile-- -
bet, he traik it any ebjection which might mem to
arise from it would be removed by the better mitten THE REY. T. (Weaves, reeler, returns to Weymouth
dance 14 children.-he meant the attendance at the shortly, we hole with recruited lealth.
I dant schools. Ile found that the attendance at Holy New Potarents have already been sent In small
Trinity had been by very far the largest, in fact, quantities Pe the Channel Islands steamers to Weymouth.
c ,nai,lerabl y more than the other two put together. THE ECLIPSE or ME MOON made our town very dark
The school pence of lily Trinityhaileime to between on Tuesday night, fits' as it was supp eel to he the thee
£62 and 4:63 ; at Feet Foraington, between Ll 3 and of fell moon, the lamps were not lit.
£3l; and. West Feraingten iinly eIS. Now those Tile lIISRUNCL which caused so much anxiety while she
wis in this port, arrived at Wellington on the 17th with
fieures appearea to him to show a great discreaanc?, the New 7.ealanel Government emigrants on hsard.'
but if the full attendance of all the children in t e A TEAMS() VP (7ASE.-Un Friiley before Mr. Lundie
town was nivle compulsory, then he thought the (Mayon, and Me B. Ilepkins, Sawing Parniv.ll. a tramp
accommielat ion, at each sch•od, would not be more was charge,l with tearing up his clothes at the Weymoilth
than was auffigieut to fill them. Therefore, he would Union. Ile went in on the previous night, end on Feeley
take the liberty of impreeeing on the conuuittee the Morning t,re up his clothes-All his defence was that they
necessity of making such regulatione, and ao dividing were dirty, and he Was sentenced to 14 lays hare labour,
the teem into district's that children shoeld attend at which on his way downstairs, he wished had been two
thise achools in proportion hi the accommmlation month&
they afforded. There wait smatter which he Paw in l'oerritera. MATCH. -lrelenuthe Regis School v. Dorset
the report no allusien heel been made to, and he pre- Fir:eti,tliwy.,Sehi:l. den
.-An earelknt tonic was played between
Is on S ier at Weymouth. The
snmed it must have been overlooked by the co somm- School waa victorious bY ' Count
three goals to none. The
mittee, lie meaut a reference to the committee, of visitors were a much heavier team than their opponents,
the town. lie unilerst.aal there were 20r3 a ho had and more up to the game, which was played according to
done very good work, but, he took it, that in come- the emaciation rules,
onence of the inteeluction of thhe onnpule ry clause, Meecounz Riots Nrefer SenooL-The winter season
Wee conunittees wont.' be of much more importance of this school was brought to a very successful tennins-
than they hail hitherto been. Because, whilst it tin im Tileeday evening by a supper, which took place in
devolved np,,n them to induce PIWEnt2 to eend their the St. Mary's National Schoolroom, starves o'clock, and
children to seheol, there rested upon them the burden which was provided by a fewdriende interested in the
and anxiety id bringing into force this compulsory clause school,. The supper was all that could be desired, and the
-for, they all knew whenever parents were punished for joints of beef. mutton, and pork, with a plentiful
the supply
of baked potatoes, panmips, and pudding to follow non-attendance of their children at schmia there vanished with surprieing timeline After the su
was a certain feeling if empathy among the public, numerous songs were sting and readings given by Mi'. J.
with the.e who might fancy iheniaelves, although n. e Andrews, who acted as chairman, Mr. Smith, Me
really tem, aggrievel. He (the Mayor) now came to the Williams, Mr. Syins, an.l sone of the elder scholars,
distrilmtien of prizes, and he could not do otherwise whilst Mr. S. Milledge and Meese*. Crocker and Lodge
than oineratulate thase girls, and boys whe ha l . cave readings. We noticed Mr. .1. Andrews, Mr. Vincent,
Ificeveded in taking thew. on that occreion. lint.n he '
, Mr. R. Tense, Mr. W. T. Ibilktt,Sims,r. Sim Me
w iula remina m the ie this, although they had iloe I .
N.th'illta,nr.„..s,xtl4Mii. S. Hwilelielgeddtlii,etht-i,r.
I 2eseileitihme f:el7er''
well during the past year-in he would urge them to , due air their liberality in supplying the supper. We eere
bear it in nand -it was for them in the future, and the I plemea to netiee the senior curate, the Rev. T. Falkner,
more especially if they were leaving school, tot iZti on I formed one of the company, and seemed ei enter into the
trying te iniprove, lie trustel they heel learnt in 1 enrayment of the evening, and ilia goa•1 service in assist-
thme schoois not only reading, writing, and arithmetic, 1 ing to entertain the guests. During the evening a very
but, that they had alms learnt the duties and reepowsi, interesting an-1 pleasing ceremony took place. For sonic
short time vim. to the date of supper Messrs.
bilities of knowledee, anil Vein ditty hi God and their we re .
Ilea. an Garnet, with the assurtance of a few others,
neighbour; &nil that they hail beceme fuliy impressed were bury in edlecting Terri ' '
su ptios from th scholar
with the importance of doing their duty in that state i enter that they might present theirn m e suter. who has finor
of life to which it hail ',teamed God to call theni, so many years labium,' grienitotoly in imparting knew-
Applause.) 1 ledge to them. A slight acknowledgement of their ap-
'late prizes wet' then distributed IT Mrs. Dock, the precia.ion of his services and the result WAY the present..
neje of hie worship, non of a very handsome despatch lox in walnut, well
Mr. J. F. lloouts, J.P., movel the adoption of the ' fitted. during the
Weveningll bhalf
. Mr. Hairnet made the preeenta
_,. o, . non and Mr. eman on eof his fellow echo'
report-which was taken as PPWI--16121 congeatli,emen i read the fellowing arlarese which was mounted and
the committee upon the position the eelesds held, I framed and signed by each of the doctors-" I o Mr
which he einsideral a creak ti the town, seeing that ' %View's Stunt -We, the undersigned scholars we,;
they eatientel something like 1,000 children. The : have attendel the night school. conducted in the St.
committee hail done their best, anti he &mete'', . Mary's National Schoolroom, Meleotelie Regis, during the
looked („nrienl to the appointment of a school este- , *later 'tat.'" "w alwat t° `l°.** tiewn' to "o"att to You
mitten by the Council, to bring forcibly to se„ • our best and heartiest thanks for the great patience
"""' , and pereeverance you have shown towards us, whilst
notice of the inhabitante the benefit. derivable (rum .
voluntary achools. The financial 1 imperting the knowledge we trust we heve acquired
Mate of affairs wais I through yeur Mile instruction, mad as a slight teken dour
also encouraging. Their only arrear was the building 1 appreciation of your constant attention towards us, we
fund, but, when they reSected £1,200 had been ' bee your acceptance of the accompanyingdispatch box.
expended in the enlargement and accommodation of 1 We regret we are not able in a more substantial manner
the schools, he thought they might congratulate them. I to mark our sense of your worth, btit feel sure you will
selves that the debt on that account was no more In
're us credit for all gratitude, we feel towards you. That
than noo. Having expressed a live that th it may please the Almighty to spare you, sad your wife
schools would be the means of training many to 1 ' "ine4 "lily fun
miti'li'l years'
and
to
enable
I'm
to
be
genii citizens of the State, he said he trusted the coin! ---trumental
f °r
g towsnis your felleow WEIN is the
t yer of your faithful scholars. Mr. Smith in
mittee would be enabled to organise some sort of . nape thanked the don for the very handsome
machinery by whkh they might fully earry out the , present be had received at their hands, and felt in
object of thew appointment, and that next year they receiving the gift, his services must be appreciated by the
might be enabled to point to some wholesome and wholars. It was • great cratifi ation to himself, and those
beneficial renalts, i who laboured with him in the school, to impart that
REPORT. i knowledge so necessary in making young men useful
The Committee of Dorchester National School, bee to members of soriety. to find so great an improvement in
. we... she sub...ether.
rrid Friend, the annexed the conduct of the scholars. whilst a few years ago, they
A Statement of the Treasurer and the List of Soli. only came to sport with each other, now, they evidently
. the yr. me. Bd. ...wing into
eraniin. ceme to acquire as much instruction as could he given
be Account& the Committee would offer the Mr. Smith concluded his remarks, by again thanking the
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~-1,1.... . !?, -..? ff-- .1 ays value highly. and promised . long as his health YrOSSOell VI U. poor or we e
During the part Year the number a( Children stentealt Permitted, he ahould not be weaning in
. ' 1222 ht.,. 1.3e6. ehile the Ave Weeel rendenng his service.. which for the dispoaition to learn
. hoso bet nu ne com.itt:Eve
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pert of the lads, he has felt it • pleeeure te do. We
of the &views* Attendance : but must coogratulate Mr. Smith, Mn. William% and Wow
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'tegel Wren haw been enteseee tie azatataatiaa',-- Wald last wesk h7-Ifer lelairakes
, Donis &emu ihi, c„,,,..atia • ever ...se Per =low at sae selniers au.:
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