The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-15 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1872.

matter, and next November we may moped to
sae the Presidential isernpalet ekes with the re-
election of Grant, for Mr. Greeley's Mende have
not a sines met off to the revenue he ham
sustained this week, Row much the Geneva
award may have had to do with this it is
impossible to conjeottue on this side the
Atlantis.

sad reed It eat amidst the load lantrkter ef the imam
party. The anther came Is at the sound, read the
paper, and thanked God that a ebild ot hers should
have written it. The .i.,111 persecution dsi no hana
In the sad; and 15 years biter botot the ehildren wigs
lodlan ; and CIO. of tb• two, after 33 ylnfli;
Is a misslosary still —The meeting was presided over
by the Rae. IT. ki4lllo, /Xi see brief report was road by
is Rev. IL r. sw.. About £2 was afterwards cool.
'ested, and rovers' lIIKCes entered as missionary

of art we have. And not oily them but the publis at
large some In in MIMI. ways, for we know that some
of the greatest worki of art, the moat moomaltil paint-
lags of the day baei bees bought—by whom 7 Not by
mac of groat peltion or of grist wreltb, bat they have
boon purchased for this purpose, Vet sissy might b•
inhibited to the public at large, awl the.. works baits
brought their purchasers • large niters, from the vast
lumbers who go and me them, cud pay a email Num.
Perham a ahilling or whatever It may be. tliue sbowieg
the Mrge extent of interest the public take in works of
that kind. And the appreeiatinn of those works is
• fatther extended by the way in whio`t they are
tran*ferred by the engiever's so • to wiper, the• spread.
log broadly and widely through the land the apprro i•
Won of the great works of this country —(bear, beet).
Scab it. the proofs, to my mind. tbat the Britiih
PuWie appreciates the great °Ned we bees in yew,
which Mito proatot• the study of art I shell not de-
tain you soy honer upon this question; I cooly here
as I mid'beforii ibat many students! And in the pursuit
limit an mope reward for all Moir toils. I hope there
are some—end I trust their Numbers msy Mariam—of
the artisan elan who are Avesta In this school, wbo
will And the reward of which I have spoken. not ouly
In their own erLoytnent the penult, but also in the
&tuataras It will give them in following their willing,
end that they may nap some of tbs benefits from
the British publie to white I hare r' tided—(lond
applause).
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oollsoin. ry.

e-013/Clir PUTT Sammie; acturdsi. Before IL
Whams. Uri., (chairman), ',lout -Colonel Bloward,
B. L Hiodaraley, Fa q., G. Warr', &q, aod 0. 0.
Churchill, Esq.

lITIAtiNG

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CAariss %oak 10th. employ of M. Benj.mie
Bryant, of Beryl& Farm' Sours, vas summoned for
stooling 10 apples, value 2‘l , the property of his mastor.
P.C. Chary was out to wat3h the °Tabard, sad sow
delondant on &today morning, the 29th, plok up the
fruit. H. did not knosk any off, but picked one.
Defendant "didut know what to say." He was
ordered to pay 21. 61. and °oat&
Mrs. Mary Groats, of orintorborne Streplotou, was
summoned for soo.poyment of highway rates. Yr.
Browse appeared for his slater, sod sail one of the over.
goer obieo'ed to sign the rat*. Ur. It. Stayner proved
the dee postbag of the calls, Ltd an order was made for

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paymeat.
• petroleum &nese was granted to Kr. Atkins:, of
Charminster.
Boaouos Perry 8111181008, lioaday.—Before J.
Bishop, in . and Dr. Aldridge.
Francis Pomo, shoemaker, of Grove Building', Wllll
charged with steeling a quantity of loather, bobtails,
and flax, the property of Mr. it. C. Pratt, of Wool.
wish.
Charles Norris, shoemaker, ffordlngton, said oa &tar-
dily evening, betweea six and neon, l'ounay came to
his boon and asked biro to buy some odd ends of insole
leather. He hesitated, and sated if be (Pouncy) gut it
honestly. He said yes. Witnees said then hid no
objestioe. lorkooer said he'd been doing some work
for some clasps overtime, and that he bed taken it.
leather instead of halfpence la paymont—the jobs would
unto about la. fa moon. Be bought it at that prise.
He then showed Ire bolls of flax, mid milked 104. for
them. Witness gave blin 64. In, the flax. Then be
showed some beimalle—about lett, end asked him to
buy them. Whams told him they were of a sort be
did not use, hut the value at s shop would be stoat
dd., and whams heated them for that motioy, After
that he wool owl, leaving the leather, five belle of
AAA sad the, hobnails. Within a few momeots P.S.
Lishofi mime Is, and legato-eat if • Penney bad ben
then. Told him yes, that he had been offering some
ends of Insole, sad he had bought them, and In banded
all the arliolas to the sergeant.
Thomas Hodder., alteemeker, foremen for Mr. B. C.
Pratt, et Weeiwieb, ammo boot and shoemaker to the
beggesry el ArtUlory at Bonhomie barrack., said be had
Awn of hie stock of leather here, which wee at the
New las, is what need hobo the skittle alley. Had
twe in working aide him. Penny, the prisoner,
being
_sae of them. Pease, wee at work all last week
ep
WI shoat six islet* oa Satardey evening. lint
settled with him as &Ueda/ week, bet &drained him
34, es ernwant of Ids work in the pen week. Had to
go to the barracks lest Saturday evening about half-
pest dr sad when Pinney left half-an-hour earlier it
was arranged be should geese bask for his awn There
1.. leek to the shop.
Mr. 872'0", Kr. Pratt know It?
Witness: Oh, yen
Kr. Spends : UMe, it's quite t:ght he should.
We mortals all the who men Co not tome from the

'IL,. Loci' (boo. mu ) then read the following report :
" The committee have much plemure In preeentlmi the
following statement of the misoagenient of the 'Moot *toeing
the p.m year :—The treasurer's &mow' Mows an !now,. from
ell morose of £127 17s 34, sod an expenditure of 3.101 17s 3d,
11.1.1 • Waage of £43 wain.% the school or. the cui rent
amount. To mi et GM the committm bare had re° ours. to
the balance of £36 lls to. remaining on he Fetabliehment
Puna, se shown b. the het report, them reducing the so. to
£II Its 10d. which. le now tbe balance In hand In favour of the
ecirooL Dining the year the school hos herrn *loaded by 81
Auden.. At tbe government exunleatlon, held the IStle
and 28th April, twelve of than, wooed In fteehand drawiog.
six In geometry, them In permective, and three In model
drawing. Prim for excelleom were awarded to two In free-
hand, four In geometry, one In perspeetlve, and one In model
drawing. Pal aerliketse of the *mond grade were pined b 7
MAgaret H. Oewdelb Thomas G. Payne, and Patellas IL Ban-
demon. Of the writs of the year Pent up to South Kensington
for amortisation, one by Joseph Dibbso was admitted for Ma
110.1.1.1 gomPtition • the third grade Kim. were awarded to
Atka H. Celeabe, Joseph Diboon, Mabel Penton, and Paulin.
H. Henderson. 11te total GOMIIIIMIId grant to be rewired for
thus year's work is L% as, as against £lB to for last year. The
works mended I. oompultlon for Use local primes offered
by the eummitten Imre mulmelMed to Hr. Puckett bead master
of the 10eitabeol of Art for
or adjudie-dioe. The prime
were awarded follows :—Oil painting
fret .n
neters—Olemersended, Merles B. White, Water palming
from netere—Pitika Paellas N. Randers= • isomemoded.
Harwell H. oowdelL Chalk front the caM—Prier, Him
Danes ; hfl eseamended, Sabel Puttee ; oommended,
name 0. Papa.. Weise colour from Bat—Prime, XI.
Clanermitoe ,• emamended, Gertrude Pantos. Chalk from the
gat —Mee, BAss Clafter. Outline from nature—Prima. John
IL Semmes ; IMMIW commended. Omags H. intim ; cow
seandsd. Ainahel 11. Widmer and Jamie Ore.. The committee
doers to expirem their thanks fie Hr. Puckett forth. troubie
be has taken In this matter, and to acknowledge their mese of
the favour shown by the reelietrates of the county In ometMu.
fall!perredemian to nee the Shirehall I.r the pow= of the
Dialcultim ham miens which have prevented then
hoot carrying Into 'emit the scheme proposed in last year's
report for the meapetion of other premises. This le • Men
consevesently postponed. The committee feel mire they will
entry with Mesa the sympathy of all eupporMre of this lemUtu-
Von It, exprisedng Weans regret lot the vacancy in their
number .awed by the death of Dr. Owdell. who wlll be
renombered as an garment supporter of IM estabilehment and
emcees. In asoclanion the °amenities, whilst imegratalajz
the subsoribm te son the evident nsette conferred by the
under Its excellent ma Mr, Br. Campbell, are hound to any
that Its eHaies.q, and probably its existsece, dimmed won a
eantinuance and a eonelthir extension of the lid of sub
oceibeirs and students sod. relying on Um value and utility of
Its Isotropic"' as a powerful inedirun for the higher rultivalikm
of an clams of the oommuolty, they earneetly hope that an
Increased number of subeerlben mod ropporters will amble
them to speak an.,. eaddently of Iry assured ewer at the
next annual mieting.•

Who.: Whim he went to die barracks be Idt
Bpresekla (the other man) them Returning before
levee Sprasekllo wee that.: •itaire weed away 'pia
amyl, stun sad did not nears till alter ale* o'ebok.
80,socklio bid laza • pelbeiabi had had ewer Pommy.
twee 'doodled the bade r, Ilaa, sod bobble at
dollar teams le hie shop, sad ono at the plebs Si
krattior prisoner sold thud • skis from the abor-41ie
piece had been lora at Two other plebe, it wee Lowe,
were out of the beadle of skins. Hid =lewd Meet
Ire belle of lex like these erodes:oil, sad the eels wen
Si the mune sort. Did not give Pommy the goods le
Ito. ei warm or nor talk Mond doles Guth • Wain
Primmer: No. I bad them from asotber issa. .
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Mr. Loch said he-creetraly thught the Wear against
the sober on lest yeer's theist ought sot is sly way
to dlocourare theta, bat should os the astray stimu-
late theca to further radios. Is osearbag Dot only
fresh pupils, if potelble, hut sir to enlist the serstaams
of their bleeds In it. behelf. With regard to the first
prat, be did mot troy that they raid rust mach be
lasesese the nembiw 01 Park, brew he fund that at
Rester, econtainime • peparties seven Misr that of
Detroiter, the author el pupils ateesaisig Its salvos' of
ort wee net above three the neither rd thou la &Mesd-
ames M the Drawler lastilation. At Beater the
esker could hardly be eapported without estreasoes
help. He wired Is tie impart, of earrebery to bring
before theta the dedrability of farther offers to get
sebeeriptione. Du.ing the pest few yeses they bad
been rather baekward le that diners.. Wins the
saber smarmed la 1867 the sabeeriptiees rushed
some OD or £4O, bat last year they dwiedled deers to
£lO or 1713. This rear be had reached ft o CM to £3O,
sied bad premisss for next yore of sew submiptiose—
(applause). Prom the report it would be sees that the
fatal Ora aunt grant this yes- emanated to £25 2..,
being £7 more ran the ad resolved I t par, showing
that the seller wee improving with regard to the works
seat up to South limeington foe entaination--(ap•
Meuse). The moitool Dot ink reads the beet solandlis
kireetion in the ralentem•-to p. ;riot's of drawing
air am n bled persons who we proficient in draw to
obkia from drab Konsingtoo trader s of sir
qualilloations 'ashen. T ins facrities were afforded
to the meaty I. moan persons able to teach drawing
as 110111101.1110 p.:noiplas ; where - is former years there
wee 5 great deficiency of well quilified furors
(Veletas).
Itiov. Joßi RP NDRISON. of Weynnath, said be
bad great .plesertre is attooding for the first time the
%soul moral the Dorchestee School of Art. Whoa
be Hatred to each euelleat and Inetruotin *Uremia
he felt be we highly bosomed sad instrueted aid,
elide looking snood idea he saw so @may latelikent
WOOD, artiNat, ha felt himself to be in very admirable
*azimut —(s tough). It Ir • away. • rut pleesure
to be usecieteo with thime who were °flittering their
—iinds—(bear, hear). Then wee • time, whoa he w •
sormeehet younger than at prison.' •hen it was fonod
that ',terrain sad art oould not besnosewful'y pareued
•Itsont that petrooage to which k toyer had eo
judiciously and truthfully referred. Bat in the prevent
day if they only cultivated the public' taste be was sure
they would be testamental in developing • Tar usual
a lake, taleat—(hem' hear). Prom the appearance
oC that boll, whose walls were krac sl by er• tricks,
Oatliaal, bewared forms, dolours, light end shade, he
weld not help feria( that there wee in Donee a • .t
mount) of ability whir only required the outiessd
attention of the esteemed it •ter, Kr. Campbell, and
the patronage of sub patriotic se Hr. Fluor, in order
to render she Drool still more worthy of the oust?
Lcut the sosug.y—(sprenes). He bed listened to the
report with a great deal of pleasure. Breethess such
decanters were very long; they "dinged their slow
letters slue. sad got impatient, wasting to
hear the sperbes. t the report jut presented woe
reemr-kare for its Mortars, and it was login!, well
oromposed, end ve.y roarer. He wished the f node
bed her more floarittalog. but in that respect be hoped
they weld be better off by. and bye. He trusted
thee all the mile would Mkt, for their motto
"Excelelior"—there wrs plenty of room upward, sad he
wee if they 'widened their efforts they
woe do • great der better this they bad ever dime
already. He moved the adoption of the report—
laiMkassi
The Rev. B. Loots W7llOl, in sesonding the
motion, embattled ale examen notion that tiolioote of
Art should be aelf-supportiag, showing OW even in
great &nes nob it Maareater, they require eitrasereas
aid. The committee oonld sot =both«, own Wait as
regarded is Important clams of stadeete—the &Mous ;
the fee for terraria( that rase was lied • aceording
to regulation of Government tW meld not ;harp more
than Si per quarter for something like 80 bonne in-
struction, and it weld be gully bits :toed that tearing
at that rate they would not make the school self-
sapporting. What the. wee to be dome? Ou mesas
of riding the neesseary feeds wall by enbectiptioss.
Bs he was afield that if they depended astir* apes
that sours* they would fall. Why 000ld they set de
what was due in other places when the oratory
✓eeouroes of the wheel failed--obtela the help of the
ladies le getting so • boater, a euversestooe, as
exklbitioa, or something of that kind? Tlee plan wee
adopted almost everywhere- It had been WM come here,
when It souse led adialrably. It er • said It would
hardly be fair to tax the ladies of Detroiter hi,vily
and often in that dinettes. That wee utterly as ;
but then there might boo burr ore year, sonvermaioae
the second 'wafter, an eihibilloo of pictures two yeare
later, and so ea—thee diversityieg their mesasef
obbetaing feeds whoa the ordiaary remover bad got
ka. Merle( such ores be saw Do reams whatever
for despair. As their report slated, they were Is
posiontkin of • barer to the extent of about £4O,
whisk would mon them on to the ead of the rearrest
year, wises of emus there we. so further
the fonds word be eghansterL Then the q=
would hi whisker they should stop or adopt mart a
sebum es that he bad suggested, for it was Imuseible
a small haws like Doreltester unld kin Its School of
Art eicUsapportlng whoa that at ILeDebirefor tree ash.
Of rano the mere seheariptiose they got the less
neasseity there would for filling bar epee any sea
'remit. However, let theta make ap their minds that
one way or another the school shoald be erred on. sad
then doubting they would reused in raising the foods
—(load applause).
The report WY unanimously Mopted.
The prism were then pressated by the Chairman, the
recireate being wer.nly sheered.
Dr. Borwmos propord the r•-elsotion of the um-
mitre, Mr. Alfred rope end Mr. Biggs filling the two
vacancies. It was comparatively easy to °ostler the
altars of • Posiety whir bad ample fends at Its oor
mead, but it was quite soother tarter when, se la the
must Inatome& there was • lea of »sonnies. He
hoped the committee would be soon enabled to
out the .,,,bska proposed a short time ago—that of
having • esperats room for the school, when no doubt
the rudest. would take great interest In adorning the
walls with their own works—(applattse).
foortildMprbaray'lliwitF. thi:ead9:ll:::oldti.l—olohAnatrt",
lb.
se.a.;:so...pwriniLrsoaestthlamaetisilp:tßisneel:::airttf
resolution. In doing so I co' fees to f•eling uncor
dwp""shiusdePtitbatlie.:OtiLid,HrymOorathrt(li.".:csb.m76Ninhleeipwt:abehlrf,lwahkiialieo.b.nforaiofgrpidPfilvd:?driagdltain,witmlatightueit.clqa"eased.tir7"doindgewl'ofa
I thinkwe
*Sall allow that odention in art is uot valuable curia
ma en 1000mpli.hmeat elmlr.i. I. It 15 bit llst Ills an shiest O•ceseary 51antrp5
ral
on'hir•tahasboea.!l:!:::fasisilbobs arid nerearry than ever it wee. In order to est s
lb. 61st to produce great worke
In whirl we live with thus of the society which y
models to future generations, espeeielly late regard to
umetally allowed to be 0130 of the chief eharesteeleties
of man al man. Now, Mr I think you will agree with
me In PA rtiog that the sir,
nation some 3N 41
pars brute the Chtietiee era had, ite • beam, scarcely
any fixed ids.. on any subject whatever, so that they
wen able to give themselves full scope in every diree.
lion for the impartial dison•sion of every question.
Nearly ell thou queetious might be deemed tmder three
heads, what is unit? who; is good? sod what is
beautiful? end the result of their married disenteks
of those questions wee the mdoetlas el the Pbn
whichwhichwe brow, the roils whisk we karri, the
oil whisk we pertly Imam I that Is vs lowly kaiew re
pulley, the sindpiars. sod the orsiessents. but
nods sad the *Miss see ass* MI toes, Bat If

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Mr. erase& Thee you bad better erodes* Ms.
Wheels said be bed so doubt the leather, bobs, end
du were Mr. Prates property. The leather wee worth
about Is.
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sold as Saturday evesdag, shoat seven
o'elosk, he was is dglty is King-street, Fordingten, Is
slain elothes, sad sew Pounoy some out of Norris?*
basso Jest is he got eandde be whistied,sud them
emotes bey who was as the other aid, of the road ander
the wall, went Is him, sad they both went up the
direst. Witness went into Norris's house to sok if
Poway had brought anything shore, when Norris told
his hs brought mom pieces of town to well sad he had
purehnsed it. He (Norris) showed the leather, and his
took it, *eying he belleved it was stolen properly.
Norris told his he gave 3.. for it. Wee about to some
easy, whom Norris ss,d " Hare's seise Mx sad bob.
u,too,lba.g!'tof biro for soother le. making 4s.
I paid him." took them also. Wlnt In mush
of Ponn.y. sad helf.mt-Iteur later sew his at the
, whet be charged his with sterslieg the
*ether, ke., be sold to Norris. P,isooer said hi bed
Melee oo looting—h. had got it to sell for somebody.
Asked his to Neese% for hiving the leather to his poo
sessiou, when Is slid "No, IM not Koine to do that."
Smirched his sod found 3s. 61. on his. Looked him
an. Found the hobs weighed 2tb. 305., and the leather
fielbs. Went to the New Imo where he knew Pounoy
had been etuoloyad, and eseroled the shop. Leavitt(
P.O. Gould there he moat* look for Hodder, whom be
found, mid they Setarned to the shop together. After
looldng round he brought to the station a handle of
loathor, which Hodder told bhp they bad bees using
from In the shop ; also, some hobs, and lbs. Yesterday
be fitted three of the pisess be had from Norris with the
boodle from Hodder's shop. They oorreeponded
So did the bobs sod dm.. . . .

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Prisoner : I LIIV•if @IOW tho 'either. Hoeldsr. S 4
you over me me Inks soy?
Hodder : N. I didn't.
Mr. Symonds : You t Pommy) would not be fool
mom& to do that, or be (Hodder) roguo enough to let
you, I should 'Wok.
Prisoner wee sommitted for trial at Nis amskine.
The boy enri disbar's&