The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-25 00:00:00

WEYMuUTIL.

CAUTION TO CONtIGNobli or HAD FaUIT.-02 Wed•
nesday eel five baikois of charms consigned from
Southampton, were seized by the lnipector of
NU:114100S, condemned by the Mayor as unfit or human
fend, end ordied to be thrown overboard. The
consignor deserve. that Ins LI awe should be published;
bet we ,psie hini for los Lime.
GAUT CATCH or lILLRING.—Oar streets have been
lively with the ore of "fresh herring!" en a the heti
have been sold at the extremely low plies of —one
penny per dote. According to the Itatements of some
fishermen the Lively caught "about" 30.0110, and the
Whiti and Blue 30.0110; bat more moderate state.
meets place the number at 14,01 fit The tirst lerge
oat& was on Monday night.
THN CCCIIoO'S FonTllt PellirTEL—On Saturday,
when the mowers were at work near LAB:fields, they
discovered • Tit-lark's nest. No yottog larks were
there, bet only that Jacob, a young rearm. They
took the fledgling out, awl gave at to some boys, who
were regarding it with wonder, when behold, one of
the titlarks made its apperreione Abe bib t ioh the
cuckoo into their bands ; but littla daunt:el rue Ink
approached and actually led the nuriling that had been
thrust upon it, apparently la the destruction of its
own young.
The Slim" FairJuit" Fu.—The oollootors for this
fund, Caput. F. Hear and J. Fowler, who Cent. W.
Roberta, fat the treasurer, have allottte I the amount
collected tri:ll/1 : —kn. Barret:, two shares for herself
and two for her five children. Mn. ilagweL, two shores,
awl her three chair= ore share; lire. Miller, one
share and • half; Mre. Mewson, one slier., Miss Veer,
one share. To give Ed • share tints required i. 31 10s. ;
but only r. 30 74. stood to the account at Messrs.
Eliot.. However the amount has been made up by •
guinea from Messrs. Witham+ and smeller donations.
:3aill, the whole appears au small by comperieou wita
the need of thoee befogged, that donations may
be soot, for special individuals, for instance to
another sfil oted suitor of the seamen Blin, one having
died, and our reporter will acknowledge and transmit
any money to the person for whom it is sent. Tee
parties to whom share' are allotted should seed their
present addresses, all of which are not known.

SOUTH KENSINGTON SCHOOL OF ART
EXAMINATIONS AT WSYdIOUrIi.

The following is • lot of the stu luau who were sue-
maul at the examinatious in drawing at tile Collegiate
School, Weymouth, on the 25th of April, by the
Department of Salsa°, arid A-i.
Stork-Ms of 044 C3litgia2e Schxd.—'3atherioe Louisa
Ellis, prise of bee of argon., for exoelieuati in fro.-
lwad drawing: Everitt Everitt, Kiss of box of instru-
ment., for ditto; Caarles James Marsh, ditto; John
Vir omit, ditto.
Certificates for Prolloiency in Freehand Drawing.—
Geroge F. Armitage, Jame. IL Betts, John Bush,
Alfred M. Collet, Joe..ph W. U. Dallaway, Herbert
K. Fuller. Graves J. H. Walker George Oregon',
Riteiree A. S. Hounsell, Robert W. Lyn., Froneis It.
Ore, Hoary J. Quarrel. Albert Smith, Walter G.
Spenoer, and Frans Stratton.
&admits of Misr &aces Ladies' Mabel
Heywood, prise of boa of colours for excellenee in (rea-
lised drawing ; Miss Minnie Motley, ditto; Mies Maria
fililiee, ditto • Nun Julia Steele. ditto.
pow &m/. —Miss Helen Jenkins, priss of draw-
ing board, for exceilenoe in freehand drawing ;
Anna Maria lea, wildcat° for proficiency in freehand
drawing.
Tha above named pupils, with One exoeption, were
prepared for this examination by Mr. Charier Ryan,
drawing-master to the Collegiate School.