The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-07 00:00:00

SALISBURY.

SALT/WRY CATUIDIIAL ISCHOOL.-11se manner
twin ended July the 25:.h, when, after the naval
eternisation, prises were awarded aa fullowe
Id Glam. Tiffin ; 2nd Clam, Waller.—
filathematice : let Clam, Tiffin ; 2nd C 1.., Jackson,
spinney, 1; 3id class, Stott, Bethune, lit; Winne-
rub (i.xtra prise).—Clainice : lit C 1.... Tiffin ; 2nd
Claw, ; 3rd prize, Card.—Gonaal Good
Conduct :

Ecnont. TRISAT.—On Monday week the children of
the Milford-street Wesleyan School (numbering over
160) with their teachers were regaled with plum
oaks and tea, at the limn Stand, near this city.
The weather being all that could be wished for, and
all concerned in this exemplary and delightful
motement feeling alike desirous to achieve the
pleasurable ohjeot of the meeting, it was rendered
nue of complete enjoyment to aIL

FIP1111:1ON INFANT SCHOOL.—C aleCtiollll were
!nada On Monday, at St. Paul's Church, Foliation,
in aid of the (podia the infant school in that parish,
amounting to £lO 7s. 6J. The claims of education
wore ably advocated in the morning by the Rev.
Wm. Whitinarsh, chaplain to the Wilts County
thud. The school obtained a very favourable report
from H ii. Inspector this year, and for the first
time in its history is declared to be free from debt.

Calmer. —The return match between the Solis. I
bury and Basingstoke clubs wee played on the Salis-
bury ((round on Thursday week, and resulted in
&veer of Salisbury, which won in one inning,. Mr.
Kelsey played a good 'Doings of 30 (not out), and
Mr. H. Coates quickly put together the SM. number,
including a fine drive out of the ground for six, •
four, 5 threes, Etc. The following is the more Salis-
bury. first innings, 121. Basingstoke, first innings,
Be; second innings, 30 ; total, 6S.
MISS POLLARD'S BANKROYTCY.—At the London
Court of Bankruptcy, last week, a sitting was hail
under the failure of Marian Pollard, milliner of
Qnsnwereet At the last bitting • resolution was
passed by • majority present to stay the bankruptcy
and wind up the estate out of court. The sitting
wag adjourned in order that all the creditors might
have notice of the resolution, but it appears that the
necessary majority did not agree. It was now stated
that tho bankrupt had not filed her halance.sheet,
and an adjournment was taken with the consent of
all parties until the 12th of November next, at 12
o'clock, to which time enlarged protaction from
arrest was granted the bankrupt.
Comore Parer SESSIONS, Tuesday. Presents
Viscount Folkestone, T. E. Fowl-, Esq., It A. Ferry-
man. Esq., C. Pearoddocke, Esq., James Homey, Eno..
and E. Everett, Esq.—Elitabeth Les, a dome tic servant,
In the employ of the Roy. J. H. Penrod.locke, of South
Newton, was charged with stealing seven pieces of lace
trimming, the property of her muter. She pleaded
guilty, and was sentenced to two calendar months' im-
prbsinment with bard labour.—John Miles was sum-
mon, d for removing cattle, for a greater distance than
500 yards, without • license, at fihrewten. He admitted
the offense, and was fined 40a. and costs, Lord Folke-
stone at the same time intimating that in future caws of
a similar kind, the full penalty of 4./0 would be imposed,
—Elias Sawyer, • pensioaer, was fined 40a and costa,
or a ntonth's imprisonment, for wilfully damaging •
home-box, belonging to Mr. Pollard. of Taunton, erected
for the purpose of the recent Meeting of the Batt, and
West of England Society. The d.feroiant was seen to
knock down some of the baarda, and was about to take
them away, when he was stopped by a workman em-
ployed on the premi.oe—Thomas Carter and Charlet,
Wise, two 'Aerie., were charged, the former with steal-
ing, and the latter with receiving, an old spring pot,
valued at 9d., the property of Moses Wellstead, of
Whitepuish. The spring pot was taken from the
prosecutor's garden by the prisoner Garter, and was
afterwards found by the pulioa in the prosession of Wise.
This, however, was two miles off, and he was not seen
near the prosecutor's premises. Carter was sentenced
to a month's imprisonment with hard labour, but the
other prisoner was discharged.
CITY PETTY Scam:tn. Monday. -Present: James
Hussey, Feq., J. C. Wheeler, Feel., F. Attwood, Esq.,
, and T. W. Gilbert, Eaa.—Jane Sainsbury was sum-
, mooed for using obscene and indecent language, in
, Castle-street, between twelve and one on Friday morn-
ing. The ease was proved by P.C. Waters, and Mr.
Sept. Caldovr stated that be had 00614011 to caution
the defendant in the afternoon. Fined ss. and costs,
or seven days' imp,isonment.—Mr. William Frederick
Aubrey, baker, Catherine-street, pleaded guilty to an
Information laid by Sergemt White. one of tbe
Inspectors of nuisances, charging him with keeping pip,
so as to be a common nuisance. He said he would try
to get rid of them in the market on Tuesday.
In reply to the Bench, Sergeant White stated
that the defendant was fined for a similar
offence, some months ago. Mr. Hassey said
under the circumstances, • fine of 40s. and casts
meat be inflicted. At the present time, they must he
very particular in eodeavouring to keep the city in ay
healthy a state a. nonvible.--Charles Tett, coal hauler,
Windsor Bead, Fisberton, was summoned by Sergeant
McGough, for • similar °Ranee—The Sergeant stated
that he served the defendant with • notice to remove
his pies on the 12th of July. Ile did remove them
but afterwards brought • sow back. On Friday he
found the sow and ten young pigs in the stye. The
place was not a proper one for the keeping of pigs.
—Mr. Hassey cautioned the defendant against any
act likely to be prejudicial to the public health. As
he had not been previously convicted, the fine would
ho mitigated to 20.. and costa, or 11 days' imprison.
',lent. The pigs mu.: be removed by 12 o'clock on
Taesday.—Thomas Monday and Arthur Noake, t. •
slaughtersineu in the employ of Mr. Marlow, butcher,
were summoned for allowing offal and other noxious
matter to flow into the catch pit in the Butcher Row.—
The defendants pleaded guilty, and said it was owing
to an aceident.—Fined 5.. each and oasts, or seven days'
imprisonment.

SCHOOL OF ART. Tin IFOMMOT 110111i011 Cf
this school ended last Tuesday. According to the regu-
lations for conducting *chords of art, an examination of
the evening student.; was held in March, by means of
papers sent down from the Department of Science and
Art, and worked In the presence of the committee within
a given tima. In tho same month the works executed
by the student' during the whole time they had been
under instruction were sent to Routh Kensington, to be
adjudicated upon, an., awards of prima ani honotvahle
mention made to those ',admits whose works showed
great proficiency of excellence. Judged by the standat d
of those public examinationz as also by the more obvious
one of the large number of students who have sought
instruction both in the morning and evening clomp,
the result of the first year has been very satisfactory
and successful. We believe it is intended to keep a
record of th honour list for permanent reference
or exhibition in the school. The following is the
honour list for the two examinations respectively
Time Drawinp (one ):our for etch paper).—Prizemen for
excell.nee in one of two suhjt eta, Freehand and Yodel
Drawing.—William Alexander, F. Both, and T. Bing-
ham. Proficient, in two subjectu—D. 8, Kollin], W.
Mestyard, and A. Tucker. Proficient' in one subject.
-T. 11. Brown, J. Blewitt, J. Collins, W. Farr, F.
London, F.. Petty, F. G. Boykin', and E. Yates. Ex.
amination of Work/ —Advanced Santini:l.—Miss Blanche
Blackmore, prise. Elementary Section. William
Alexander, prute ; F. Bath, prize; T. 11. Brown, hon.
mention; W. FRIT. prize; F. Highman, boo. mention;
Walter Hillier, hon. mention; D. S. Kenim, prize; F.
London, prize; W. J. Mestyard, hon. mention ; G.
Palmer, prize; A. Tucker, prim; W. T. Turner, prize.
Money prizes are offered for competition among the
evening students for drawinp from nature in outline of
wild or sultivated Rowers and plants, to be executed
during the long vacation, which ends In September.