The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-12-21 00:00:00

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during 0 pantth term. The kmpers of Cox, t g . which it was oZ..l4lllchtli .7 ikli:
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Hatton are spoken of very highly, whilst an the boys 9,,?[2_11._, daU they could km;.l4llater"ol,4
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IMPORTS.
The following are the repasts for the half:year ending
December 1,490. Examner
Mr W. M. Thieslton, and Mr. T. Wise.
/N.M. —A difficult pap-r wan set from hooks 1., 11.,
111., IV., and IV. The d lean'
i -Mr.
,011,1 were given accurately,
•• E. Gallon, M.A.
&Ott the propositioes were written out extremely well in
I. Altogether there are abundant eiClllll of
solid stmdy useful work, aid I am well satisfied with the
result.
Algebra—This paper was very fairly done, but a few
every respec
mistakes were caused by wrongly applying the rule as to
the charge of sign i substraction in the addition part of
multiplication some. As fax an the boys had gone,
however, the subject was well understood.
Premed -.ln the first division the papers were extremely
satisfactory, the translation being especially good The
easier portion of the grammar and the verbs in particumt
were well known. The translation of the second division
was well done, but there was a slight deficieney ia the
knowledge of the verbs. Many of the boys speak French
fluently.
Composi4Soo arid Dictation—The way in which these
subjects were done gave me the greatest setisfaction. The
upers were upon the whole excellent, and even thee
younger boys evinced great ability.
Keetadi Gremems.—Many of the boys did excellent
obtaining nearly the maximun number of marks.
papers
and analysis were well done. I may also
remark on the practical knowledge of English grammar
as .hown b the manner in which the papers in general
which I examined•were written out. Though of course
there is always room for improvement in this important
subject, even i , the work of much older pupils, still
performances of the boys wore exceedingly satisfactory.
4 &Amain —The paper was by no means an easy one,
bet the results were decidedly satisfactory. Most of the
papers were excellent., and nearly all the boys showed a
• knowledge of the subject. I may perhaps mention
that the beet papers were done by Way, Cox, Smith, and
Hatton.
Dieinity.--Questions were given on the book of Joshua
and the Gospel of St. Luke, and the answers were very
satisfactory. The Gospel of St. Luke seemed to be
particularly well known.
Sisgli.k Ebstery.- I have carefully perused the papers
et the flret dsion and find them very creditable, mom
especially those of box, Hatton. Smith, and Stone. Cox
him done an excellent payer throughout., and HAtton has
dome remarkably well. The boys have evidently been
carefully taught, but they would do well for the future to
pay more attention to spelling when writing their
replies.
Greprephs.—The test papers sent to me for examination
are highly satisfactory, particularly those of Cox. Hatton.
and Smith; their answers are dear and they have a good
knowledge of the map of Europe. An outline map of
Ireland from memory with chief rivers, mountains, ports,
lc., drawn by Cox is very good.

ased- I;;riffs;-I;y7a.'se'ret L,cwk` the"gisManbt
everybody had come to the cmclusion
sad proper Ming it seas settled tiriu,
Ground Guns Question, it hidcanbad g
the country. It was a quration that
eariculturista, and be considered the iny
It bad been settled mut be saw ni
He knew it te a certain estate :Ss) te-et
proprietors, who were very apt n, talseee
make a tad field. Now, he did not think hit_ se
It gave the farmer a very debt ant pev."sid,_ te
old lt
wo make very little dilemmas to toe "".eirit
If the landlords and tenants get 00 :le tre hee,k
Hares and !laetrile Bill would lot be w klaket-•
against the landlord, and the townie tes 64 he
unwed by the landlord. (Hear, hear,t sr a MIL,
hrs matters of give and take, and be -"llisaegh4l
would work vary well. He did not believe-1r( hilt
harm to the landlord, and it woedd
to the agricaltariski, thud he honest( ...1"11 114
they bad got it. (Applause.) He was plegisiZa ge,
Henry Thrum at Gitlinghstar had erPrame"4leri
favour of the Bill, for it was a very wig., Men
find (lair opponents approved Of it. Ho *7 teth
Malt Tax, he mid the mricultural iaacbis
out for its repeal, god they ought i;;Valltri
of knowing whet they weated. 8 NOV 10,44, tNe
good,and some thought it would:2ol4omq he,
every one of the 01110111111111 brougn t forward e.jston
• be had voted Mart and soul with toe Ge7waslie
(Applause.) But there was one measere in winiiistte.,
not eupport Mum. He oomidered it to be need, 'lt
member of Parliament not to go to the Row ty
delete. from he constitesecy, and to "fight
alone, but be was selecsed by the peoptv me ie,
to use his Own ladianate and to give be vote ke
thinks is right It taa tatiststseacr object
shell retirees; whim he MOO mother Limbs t"iir
suffrages they could sae You rosy g ..7111
Steward. but not quite the kind of oho .;,:"111
(Laughter.) That was the punistansiu
alluded to the compensation for Disturlameeekas. Is
were 91) Libenele who, including bin, bad eat. Lak
wweancbriatigaphLthit they could
de
OptaMsruer 'l;lll2'44th. bit
the Bill, and under the circumstances M eamet,
elusion Met it sae proper he should rots egoiassiM
and he did no. (Hear, bear)Ha alight hays Ms
and he might have been right, but he ooped
Twenty of them had the courage or tog. -.seek
and 00 of the so-called Liberals did not rote a a
course they took was ratuer unadvised. 11 tuu,k7t_s
they would hare beaten the Bill, but instead Of thi,Z
spree the responsibility of the measure boi
the Home of L irdo There was a great deall h;e4rLit
in the matter, but there was mother thing Menai
bins in having voted against it the neeivi-i"
el egmished Liberals who also voted aiming
Sherbrook (better known as Bobby Lowe), lerd ley
downs, end others. He, th,refore, thought ite
In voting as he did. He saw also Mr. Porto.' sers':
led himself at the agriculture' Meeint at Snwe7:
He had said the some •• he did, that ii
main asked to vote for it he would not, but aheauk:
be same course. (Hear? hear) Of course they up( w
judged by what they did, but he was boned Maga
should have the courage or hie own wow
With regard ti the coodition ot Ireland, it wage.
difficult thing for • Liberal to 'pest ours it; bu-;
thought they should consider that to a ceitdo,s,,maii
wee al., a legacy from the Conservative Gees..
They were apt to forget what wae past. rim, "tut
remember Met about a year ago the stets of WOW ol
go bad that seditious speeches wire nude by e yee.
nested Davy and two others, for which they se, W.
and were prosecuted by the late Gounmen,
the en'd of it was they were let out. He oteeeneelee
skewed very great, weakness on the pert y in. is
Government, for he believed if they had takes emer
measures the country would not be stiferug
what it was at the present moment Meat Mr)
did not for a moment defend the Givenabiest lab
taking earlier measures to put a stop to mei nem,
on. Surely if measures were n-cesearr, on the la
January to protect life and property in !robed it wee
necessary two months ago He wee sr esediesly erne
had not taken some measure roomer to pit a sloe is ses
• disgraceful state of things He heel O.l WI tit..ia
was going on in Ireland—they hai only to road therm
of the Judges of Assize, publishes a few dais ago. Ls
and properly are not safe. Ireland wee now tie..
state than she had been for many, many yeas
himself could not understand why the Gammon
not moved earlier in the matter. What further pedal
they went before they took action. It ets as
more than • month ago since they bed s
from the Prime Minister referring to the Me
Cation of land and order in Ireland, end •4
than • month waa sone by before action wee tabs bite
not know. Yesterday • most important Csbiset meg
was held, and everybody was on the tio-toe of treecuieg,
but as far aa they could gather from the rim
foreshadowed that the conclusion they had mos loft
that whether the Government meets on the 41
January, they would take some coercive measure he
was this state of things to go on from i.e Villas fni
January ! The country expected the Giureasi
maintain peace and order, and preserve it, sod preen
Its every part of the domisii-ne. (Hear, boo lb- ee
deeply regretted, and he was cure they s:1 deepl arc
thst the Government had not acted ails', Mewls,'
When they met then they would bare to come sie
the Obetruetioniats, arid nothing would ever miens
but separation. It was therefore the duty of *Coen
meat to pass such measures as wool 1 prevent NANA
and hie party from having their way. (Applies)
anne.e.h7Melmehme rehlsmixekdehlia. wain It
aim* midal'oauedr fapplama".."l
POOLS.
THZ POOLZ FOCIrDFIT.—We are pleased to be Met
state on very good authority that negodatimis bees
the propnetor and Mr. Waring, relative to the re
chase of this Property, are still mine on. Let osep
they will terminate in Mr. Waring becomiag th
owner._

aizi LIST.
The majority of the prizes were kind 4 presented by
Henry Edwards, Eon., English grammar, let prize,
W. Smith, certificate ; euclid and algebra, Ist prize, It.
Cox, certificate ; Freech, 14 pre., It. Cox, certificate;
composition, Ist prise W. Smith, certificate ; English
history, let
_prise, R. Hatton, certificate: arithmetic,
14 prize, T. Way, Certificate; geography, lit prize, It.
Notion, certificate ; conduct. T. 'Way :--General improve-
ment, H. Seward, A. Road, T. Stone, H. Driver, and G.
Wren.

TiILIBISIAL HALL. —Thls building was pot
sale on Friday, and bought in, the highest bid, IEI.
not coming within £lOO of the reserve prim.
" THs Tnasn Caowes."—This beerhones. the P'
party of the Corporation, was let by tender fw woo
years on Thursday. A spirited competition toot par
between the local brewers, and Mr. Button boob
lessee at £4l per annum.