The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULI URAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1881:

DiviDitl.—"Stunley's Shull ant Pslnstills." Yamlda
by the Lord Wahne of Salisbury, A. It. A. Nicol.
Catechi.m.—"ll-roee of Hebrew Hist ry," presented
by Rey. Z Picksrd.C.rahridire, E H Blddlecombe.
8-nior Atithmtvic.—" 13 tvarian II Ighlands,- presented
by Mr. G. Bur', W.O. ll,wklus.
Juoior Arituniettc.—" Memoirs of Sir 11. Havelock,"
pr-eeseted i.y Mr. A. Pope, T. H. Hacic4t.
Essay.-1. 'Onio•lti.s of Natural 1414 wy,' prewnisd
by Lord %Vols. rton, J. W. Fowler; 2, " Chroriclea of the
Cru.edes," presented by Mr. K L Kinder ley. G. It
Wright ; 3. "Sagacity of Animals," pretentril by the
Rev. the Heed inseter F.. Tudor.
Holiday Task—i. "rho °lively of Homer." presented
hr the Van. Archdescui of Drript. A. 0. recoit ; S.
"Soldier. of the Cross," presented by 111,.. It. Williams,
G. It. Wright.

Matthews Henry, • Th•lag's Beard; Eyers Frank.
'The Boy and the B ok ; Read Arthur, 'Heroward the
13rave ;' Dndlord Fie tern*, 'The Young Arlin; G)Id•
ring Welt... 'The By and tit. Bo dt ;' Bartlett Tisard.
•R.-ing and Tiniang ; Leach Francis. ' Herew ird the
Brave Bisl.op Jame., E lm.nd Dif ley ;• Posh* E 'ward.
,
•
Chil.fr nof the Kiiielom Loess Cbarl. Toe C erry
Tent ;' Usnielle J• 11.1,, T,apper ;'Geal Jo.ph.
• Toff Ithlden ;' &valuer Henry, Uncle D,clc's
Bf,rsi ;' Horgan Arthu-. 'T. e lied or ,be Hurt.—Girl
PHs s: 8 ickl.hd T cow 'Toe A•igel Misters. Ohre
ru. lid. Madelerno ; White Ann. 'L.re tn h•
St.thland Osrtrode, • Gamboa C•andhurn Beam, Time
One )10116 RIM:* oroer Bertha. 'D.t.:' Cminhe Alice.
'Janet's Roots Edith (heeler. •Dreamins Soar Waite
'Any Hank....
11.-pa; 0411 n. Carohne, 'nth Giant.: Hord, Alice.
Jobffe Rose, 'The Massage of
' L'tile Al**. PAI•Ce.: Font, r Annie ' Fred ly and his
B ble Texts Charles ll'aorhe, 'Amy Harritoo • Tana.wall
Coarlot's. Ned the 8 .epherd flay ; Harris Olive, ('be
Per of Truth ;' ot,ara Elisabeth. The Tiny Red
Night Cm; Hicks Al c-, ' Lade Cram B,ararae Thomas
Mary, 'A Bother's
WEST FORDINGTON BCIIOOL. Scott Albert, ' Mr.
Fraser'. Garden Will %dam, 'The Cruise of the Lip:
wing Dsnsbury Cl5-(es, 'The Minims S'aror'igo
William, Herbert, 'iiarry Penwarne; Wskely Henri.
' The Two Ft-enuit‘'—lnfants.—R•chards Alice, Ale
Car line, Cox Sarah. Wale. Kate, bloody Theresa, Trevett
Serb. _

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rustic EXAMINATIONS.
Lmdon University Matriculation, First Division.—l,
"Figuiera Ocean World," presented by the Eirl of Eldon.
E. (J. Coo; 2 "Emovrsoo• Essays.' Vol.. I and 2, pre-
maid by the Eul of Eldon. E 11. Riddlecomhe.
Preliminary for almission to the Royal Military College,
Sandhurst. and proficiency in Prut•cal (1 °entry and
Mathernatlcs.—" Schiller's Historical Work., ' preeentAl
by Mr. G. D. W. Digby, W. G. Hawkins.
Special Objects—Choir Carmel—l, "The Crescent and
the Cross." vaunted hy Mr. J Mope., W. W. Wing it-;
"Lght Science for Leisure Hours,- presented by Mr. G.
Burt, F. A. W. Real.
Good Conduct—l, "Th. hind f Homer," presented by
Lord Wolverton, R. Scutt 2, "Kins.leY's 11-rnee." Pre-
&anted by the •'en. Archdeacon of Dors.t, S. V” ;
" Toonyson's Works," presented by the Rev. the Head-
. Muter, C. Davy.
Cambridge University L-cal Ethmlnatica-10
Moats
Seniors—l, " Pope's Poetical Works," prevented by
Lieut. Col. tho llon. K. 11. T. Disbr, 11.1'., B 0. (.I,x ;
It" w
B. Rifrsts.P‘orti I,y or lE..- Ar./33111 by.ttte; I
3. Not
awarded. C. Henley.
Juniors.—l, S. C. tiayter ;2. "English Versification. '
peesented by he Mayor ot D 'releaser, J. L Firth
**Viscount Exmouth.' presented by the Earl of Eicka,
A. 0. Scott; 4, wit asarded, F. C. Biddlecomb. • 5,
"Horan rf Inventions and D:sooverv." presented by Mr.
G. D. W. Dinky, E. V. Williams; 6. "Had.houtseito the
B Authors,- preseuted be the Rey. the Hesd-Mastir,
IL E. IL ml; 7. not awarded. F. Cross.
Trinity Csilege. Lmdm.-17 Certiticates.—Seniors, 5 ;
Joniors, 12.
Exlihitionf.-1, E. U. 0. ; 2, lA. E
Biddle comb,. . . .

- Eost FORDINGTON SCHOOL-11inevi Chador, 'Little.
Alice's IS .I 1 Itcoree, The Bmkersrd Swint
.1040 s ;* !Inner bun John. "Tile
eict3ry ; nearing Wallace. ' Tee Lott Not,: Darile't
(3'46" ltdw.rd. Hither ron Cl.eer Albert H..
'AIN Well that En Is Well Strnways Janes R. P.
'ilainewerd Ii und Arnett It Aant, • Th., Apple of Di.-
crd ;• Keynes D:arles H. Lilt's Trapper 001"
Clarke* • fit,re ul Bruce; L•rrig B•roest, ' Have, ins
Hall :' Amer Th kmar, 'Little Ned MuolL'—int•ulet
Moat. Alice, It e.g. :iamb, Maids...es Annie, Pop'. Ed.th.
Pitlidd Mare, ii-ymour Annie, Vnst Jena, Serra Alm',
Hass M•ul, Eved-.n Alice. fteml Bertha. —M'ill•s't
Then's'. Pra,klin Mary. W.llsprinc It se. Darn, AtsrP,
HA!, Swyre risabeth, D ale Annie, Hunter
Jaae.

--Diowino Pius= ;sox Bourn KERRINGTON. —Danis
Allred, box ot instrunciata; Cretin° Walter G. draw-
licard and T rq rare; Dibben Arthur E , box of
triatrnment.: Dmlderidge Henry G., hoz ..f imam-
meats ; Ford F ederick, beg of instruments ; Guy E loud
W., lox or instrument.; ()My Albert, box nf mean.
meat.; %%lair Jora drawing board and T square
Whir thorns. 8., D raving Beard and T.Squire.
DRAWING CEIRTIRICATIVI. Bartlett Millen', Barret
C iword CuAri•lf. Drake Frederick. Gibbon Arthur.
F rd Fonlerick, Fr ii Jo`in F.. Omen Frederick (two
cernfirat Ornenint (Jorge, Gold John (two esrird
H .!ley Samuel, Hervey fredipiok. Kin. Charlie. W.,
L-oter Hourly G., New Willi.m, Pearce Alfred, Roper
Itrbiera onara Snerren William C • Titk r.nz-
ton loin. Ti n Arthur, Willi. Arthur.
Boys' SCllool.—Prise for divinity, given by Rev. C.
Sanctuary, Arthur Charles Colo—''Commeet ay on the
Font. Gospels with Kai and Plana."
Scitoot.—lda Clark, LUCII Frost, Emily °cringe,
Ad. Suergold. Elleabeth Laird, °lnman& Cloaelln, Atone
Read, Rosa Mar.h, Loire They, Fanny C etello, Annie
Greening, Atorlia (Yero, Amelia licringe, lINSAie Arnold,
Flora Yming. Anna Fox. CsrAme "Aim% Harris.
E lith Wll, Eum• oMoara, II nil t Lake, Tryohena
Hardy, Al ce Symonde, &idly Roberti, Sarah Selley,
Annie Trowbridge, Ada Harris, Margaret Gill, Alice
Fr inklin, Alice Lush, Alice Sm.t, Amy Rozerr, Jthe
Dewland, CI ow Peaty, Alice Vinnen Yi, Maud mmr,
Alice E..ree, Fanny Sidney, Eliza Cix, Mary ()Connor,
Ellen Beale Mary Nortbover, May God ain. Annie
Banger. Alice L wg, Len's. Vincent, Kate Hawking,
Fanny Wins a, Annie Franklin, Caroline Hodda, Sash
Emelt% Edith Noble, Alice Andrew., Edith Seymour,
Rosa Bushrod, Alice Cox, Stmt. Axe, Ram Moore, Annie
Ball, Annie Northnver, Alice Pearce, Flora Medway,
I.abel Pattenden, Mary Butt, Beagle Perrot, Kate Tiffin,
Lay Young, Bowie Garland, Annie Hay man ,Olive Bodges,
El 'as Crocker, F,ancoi Davis. Harriet Pititold. Ansa Lake,
Georaina Gaalor, Beatrice Richards, Bessie Allingham,
Ma• tinny, Oen.' Zia Cecia. Alice Honeybou, Rose
S: rime. Florence Bartlet., Mary A Lock, Emma Machin,
Acta Ca, Annie Drak • Ada Joalyn, Swab Sarre, Annie
S.matiury. Riles, Lucas, Mary Ling, Annie Lock, May
Travel,, Emily Worry, Ada Allen, Charlotte Keynes!,
Foment.. Itch •ria Loom B irtlett, Kara Allinitham, Jane
S:rong. Saab Ringer, Mary Froter, Martha Janes, Roz•
Lett •.a. M Kitchen., Ewe Hemon, Florence Stargold,
Ellen Symor, Sarah Cross, Harriet Winger. Rosa Peaty,
Annie Luwa, Klln Wyborne, Elizabeth Wheeler, Mary
Gift. Old seam Annie Lock, Laura Lockyer, Mary
Coombs. Lydia Pafteld, Elizabeth King, Annie Cole,
: Finny Davie, Alleo Langford, Kate Otter, Emily Miller.
Knee Hawkins, Alice Warring, Maud Lege, Annie Slade,
Frances Nni.ha Rosa Macey. Eliza Thome% Maud M•ller,
I.abelle Hu:la Mat Ida Barr', Maria Dewland. Rme
%nue& Jonen. Ro,e Weiddrad, Bernie White,
Alga Imre, Annie Mitchell, Beanie Smer, Alice Mae.,
Mary Time,. ides. Etat! eth Force, Ann Wheeler,
Ch irlotha Barrio, lonise Bcwring, Gertrude Cox, Martha
(urner, Lilian R Igen% Ellen Erre,. Jane L-welece, Be.se
Lock, Harriet Wallis, Kith Winger, Llly Alliroo, An: de
Hallett, Beene Charles. Annie Salley, Alic 3 Fouler, Mary
Comer, Loui Crow, Louisa Thnrne, Edith Stone, Rare
Sibly, Fanny Herds, Augusta Wills.

On coming to the platform, the boys were loudly
applauded, and Cox and Biddlecombe, who cilrried oil
most of the principal prizes received quite an ovation.
At the close of the iihitribution CANON Bantus
expressed the great pleasure he felt at beitg present.
Alluding to the history of the school, he s iid their
"baby" when she first was born was a most fiouri
child, but,whet her from vaccination or teething he diii
not know, there was. time when she did not get
on so flourishing. She had got over all that now, and
she was now going ahead like anything under the able
administration of Mr. Russell-Wright, of whom he was
sure the only fault he had (and for which they all
honoured him) was he was over anxious about the
success of his school. (Applause). The school was
started to supply a want. There was a want at the
time of a sound useful education cis the pr.nciples of
the Church of England. There was • time when
education was something of this sort—Master Jack was
sent home with a prize as a plaster t a cover all
deficiencies, and little missy WM sent home to play
" God Save the Queen," loud enough to drown any
questions as to how alle had got her attainments
during the past
_year. So it was time something
should be done. It was most important, because the
poorer classes had been provided for, and so were the
upper c'asses, so that there was room, as tlpir meeting
that
.thy proved, for a!ich • school as thin—a echL>ol
. . .

foundedto.teach 'a
sound useful educatioo on the lines
of the Church. Another reason why ho and many
others had taken such an interest in the ech ml, war on
account of its broad character. It was not the "Three
R's or the "Three F's" (they heard a ..reat deal about
the "Three re in the Land Bill")—it was not that
they wanted to teach, but what they desired was V)
teach the boys that they belong-d to Heaven as well..
earth—teach them they ha I souls as well us bodies, ald
to send forth boys in thine' Atuty, and other nonage,, of
whom the Dorset County School might be p oud, and
that they should be always proud that they bel.mged
to her. He was very sorry their friend the Rev. Henry
Roe war not pr.:mut ; he was sure they would have
been all very glad to hear him read his own reports—
(hear, hear)—and as to the examiners generally he
felt they deserved very great crrcht for the wry in
which they had undertaken the examination of the
school. The rev. Canon I.ave some sound advice to the
by. AI to their port in the work of in dutaining the
tone of the sob ,01. He c .ngrrtnlived the print-
winners moot heartily on their success, and to those
who hod tried and had been unsuccessful, he gave the
word of encoorazement. He remembered two lines of
Tennyson that had often come home to his own hart,
and no doubt to the hearts of others—
"Ts better to have loved and bort,
Than never to have loved at all."
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COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.
tirrvaner.
B .fore U. B. V id. Baton, En (in U 16681,), Itf .1 m.G .n.r+l
/Liming, I.eut.-0 Annfl St •ward..nd Georgd Warry.

-SPECIAL LICENSF:

And he would say to those boys who had tried, and
bad not won,
" Tis better 0 have tried and lost,
Than never to hays tried at all.
(Applause.) In conclusion he heartily wi•led God
speed to the school, and he hoped they would always see
such a happy lot, such • good•lookin; ani nice lot of
boys as he saw before him that day. (Laughter and
cheers)
Arch,loaxin SMICTUARY, as a inimber of the
Council, had to pr3pose a vote of thanks to two of the
oldest friends or the school. First of all he thanked

A ,pee a lir.inse ;r:irr—a-ot7cf 13.-far. Georg.' 11.yinan,
of the Crow , Inn. Do,hliter. hi tel liquor in s In 1.11 on
the itronwin nt h Cmintv S^.ltool, on Monday, on the
occ,sion of the ruit.tlry tournament.

Mr. Maltosell most heartily for his excellent aermon.
he slag begged to thank Canon Backes for his kiud
nag in coining thtre that d iy. Both of them had
been friends of the who A during its difficulties, which
was the best test of [slavishly. As to Canon Bankes
his aid had been simply invaluable, and he wee glad
to have the t pportuuity on behalf of the Council, and
on behalf of anybody who was interested in what was
going on there, to thank him most sincerely. ( Applause).
Cheers were called by Biddlecombe, the captain
of the school, for Archdeacon Sanctuary, Canon
Bankes, the Rey. E. W. Kaunsell, the Head-Master,
and hirs.Rusel•Wri;ht, and others.
The luncheon was provided in • commodious mar-
quee, which was e: ected in the 'Ono! grounds.

Saturaar, the 16th, he was in duty in the parish of Wim-
belellel at syterter past tin at utcht,and rate the four young
man ride peat him ash was standing in the square. They
were then going from six to seven miles an h eur but after
,
they p144•••1 him tiler inscreaaed it d r ctly. When they
got to Mr. Sareopson'e corner, near the Waste-, •hey were I
going 12 ro 14 miles an bow, and he beard some Ins shout ,
out, 'Oh my leg." He ran down to the place end
found Leaning off his bicycle, and a feems'e down on the
pavement. /I •ch weed the defeudents with furious riding,
and to ek them to the stetion, and got their names and
addrosses.—Mr. Arthur Charles Taylor, butcher, living
rtPreolite Sampson's corner, proved thee were going from
12 to 14 miles we hour—st all events too fa t to go round
a corner. —Mae Beach remarked it was a very dangerous
C wiser. I—He went out and found the woman, an aged one,
on the ground. She was insensible for some time, and
was taken into Mr. Mocckton's shop.—Tai Silica asked
lithe 0001.10 D was piesent.—Mr. Supt. Batty said she was
not. She wee still ill in bed,and be believed an action would
be brought agairot the defendante in the County Court
for Minuet —The husband, who was In C run, mei she
was a trifle better. Her head was very in .ch cut, and
Dr. Parkinson said if it bed been half-an-Inch farther she
would have been killed oaths spot. —The Bench fined the
defendant. 3r. 61., itcluding melt each, and told them
and otb.rs nearly to understand that all s.milar rares
would he most severely dealt with. It was • molt danger'
055 pre :Lice ridiog through the public strrrr te at that
furious tae.—One of the d-fendants remarked if the
woman and her husband had not bout drunk it would
not have hapsenel.--Sergt. C said the woman
apparyed to him perfectly Quiet and weber. —The Rev.
Carr Glyn said even if that were so they had no holiness
to vide over drunken people.
Flee persons were summoned for breaches of the
vex.tious Shoot Attettriaue. Act.--Gesorge Whiffee, of
..s somehow d —He (or rather his serf ) pleaded
his child WY Joisph Poonds, of leenitheru, as
represent -4 by his missile, said the child was sufferiog
from a weak taack-b no, and had ro be wheeled about in
a perambulator —Richard Lunperd. of Staple-hill, who
•p,e wed in person, admitted he kept his child at home,
hut,' reaa bccause his wife was Ill—And Mrs. Foster,
for Willa. oser, of L.igb, said she kept tor boy at
home b•cau.e, having paired the third staadard, he was
out to teach the other children their "A 13 C.' —Mr.
Vesper-none..., clerk to the School Attendance Cm'
mitts., said there were the usual excuses—the ch.l Iran
were ; brit wt. nhe visited their houses they were
either at ply or at work. With regard to Foster's allega-
tion, that would he enquired Inge—The Coalman told
the de'endanti It WI. be law of the land; they most
send their children to schoo', and they would have to pay
sr. each
AN Airreut. LoNaViC —Mr. Voeper•Tbomas, as relieving
,111:er for the Wyatt, roe an 1 (..tanhorne Comp, asked the
Bench, In sccordenc Wlt4 the Act of Perlisineut giving
them the power. to make an order for the sum of shout
£6 for the raptness incurred in taking a man named Tom
Finch to the asylum and his keep orbital there, it being
impaseible ta ascertain to what union he to longed.—Mr.
fi anion, from the Clerk of rho Peace's OM" admitted
it Vat *elude that should be levied Upon the county—
the man ought to have beers sent to the asylum--
The Chairman: What I A more insane man I
in my life—Mr. Samson: He told me he was afraid of
getting into trouble for something else, and so hes made up
that tale.—The Chairman : Well he c minty carried it
out very well. He talked about the Chief Judaea haring
made him a handsome promo% for conducting a fall 00
well as he did. (L iughter.)—Mr. Bunsen : He does a very
good trade in echelon, but he won't tell his residence. He
is afraid of being taken for something else.—The Supt. :
I have no doubt that be had absconded (tom some other
asylum, as be wear wea. Ilse asylum clothes.—R-v. Cyr
Gyln : I was at the a rylum at the time he wet dilehalaftd,
and we gave him 10s. and paid hie fare. (Laughter. )
inc Cbsirman : How did he get his ciutheet—Mr.
Samson: He io'd me he got thein tu a London Union. his
own were so filthy that they g .ve him them.—An order
Val then =is for the payment of the amount by the
county.
John Goof of Wirnhorne, wee brought up in =WO
charged with negb cling to maintain his wife and
children, whereby they had become liable to the parish
03Ir about 4r. bad been incurred, and he was allowed till
the next meetiag to pay