The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-01 00:00:00

view of art—it mads us to Nature. No doubt Nature is , Vrerr or • GRIST STIAOEM.--011 Beterd oicm.ern.
the great art master or wieners, sod ell the beautiful we in g the P .
and 0. Company's Mail Steamer mire-
in Natur her colours, the sunrises and sealotels aro ' Hind, 4.023 tooreCeptain Bebefe from Sydney. Aden,
the steps to teed na from nature te nate—re's of weather. Creator to
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learn something of that Creator who has made 1. en Suez. Port Said, Malta, and Gibraltar, surivel at
Ha Portland, and called in tbrough stress she
beautiful world for us to Ilve in. (Heise boar )
. hoped these art *emote win eventually dhuavriinngg
ke,xripelaryienureie;lbte fArabluutl
ogaleofinhetrliepa(...:h.ann,n•rli,
lead to artxtir
bleeps, and at the most important of our large ce: a
means 'hail to, &if dried to tuom who have not means to lende.bl attrratonetlhenaivlingandbeepnrechee•route4.httto..thbe,rier
h.hee,etint:-
$0 to L mdon of seeing what is most beautiful teem v , . I , y
in art (ear, bear) and that, as the trete for beach tx)ata. The great steamer remains at I .et•
art is spread, the private collections here ((or in land until an early hour on Sunday moreing, when
private houses in the; bead are prirelem eelleeti .1: she departed for eouthempt 'O.
of ft") will be opened by their owners for th, peep 14.. S. LNYLIXIBLZ. Captain Fisher, l-ft Portland
to aid .7 .bat the owners rlo now s o richly (cart_ upon.
Opening them c ,11. aeons will tend t . cult gem and re!e
the moose of the p ople. We mu tall with prosperity on Friday fwr Plymouth. Sir William Thempeoe was
on noard to wee the hehaviourof his patent comp:era,
to these schools of set; be sincerely hoped Mr. Beker wi
I Mr. Travers to eff ct s rine readjustment in his
go on au i prosper in the metier be hvi begun arid t' at automatic telegr ,ph gee -. lied a memba rof Sir W.
next year we shall have even a more flourtsbeig amount Armstrong's firm, ao I Mr. E. Newman, chief engineer
tban we have sue. (Applause) at Portemeuth, were also on brad. On arrivii gat
The prises were Mem die reeved. Plymouth, the observers will probably he inc. easel I,y
Teg PIIII LIST. M • It rust .y, director of wend constructiona ; hist the
AZT rings Win CUTIVICATIIII. Infiexibl-'a moveme Is are numetain. Following the
2nd Grads Examinations. Jehn Boterioff, o's" p,eoedent of the I/embattles°, after bar riperitterutal
wromerry : Sydayr 8r00k.., exeePeet porn try—Priz , cruise in Bantry Bay, the shi in all likelibeed eel
W. rooms A otlyse an I L•ndleyes Bat roe; Emma Mary proceed to the Iris i coast, where her neeworthineas
Ds... Pweed fr "hand; Waller awe'', excell nt can be practically decided, anti .be will ale., Nerve to
perapective—Prise, Demise 3-I.l7ede Perseecter, ; materially Increase th force ready for servi ein mute
Joule Asiele Matz. passel (reeler d ; Anastasia C Hcoieh•
of a di•turba ce.
ton, pass. d fre hand ; Rose II eighten, passed m del:
RItriCOZ ..1 TEX UNION'S C • IW.—A ceresepeeent
Cherie's 14 itching', passed freehand and persoeciee;
C lateen J woh J .n.s. excellent freehand. poem I perrpec- says :—" In the late furious rr:ylee.t.b.itatuer.etee.d.t.liwreatiguhe
t•ve—Prise. Denote" 3r I Grade P-napective ; Arnie Portland Kolas, plenty
Rollaway, parsed freehand sine geometry ; golly bi•ode ye-Noels dragging th.dr anchors awl i sill, g th,i,
Lithgow, • xcellent ireshand—Prise. bez of w•ter Colo.lfs ; chile, and with the flag in the rigging f r ase teeet
Geese Th..mes Lolge, exeellent geome,re Prize. At the same time seeing the tmack Union driviug fae
Wornume Analysis and Lind ey'a Botany ;
ft , 4 ."
on to the Breakwater in danger of Leine e teal
evidence Ns 41e. P iasetl fr"... ban 1 ; Fl"r". a" ' '''''''''Y' wreck, and moat likely the crew drowned. Wills rod
p.ssed Ire ,anid : Annette rreiton, ..xnehent geometry—
hie gellatit_,c_reew,,ofb.esavt,enAlpruitma. iitc"iproonaati,d,
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Pi toe. Dennee 3-d Grade Perapective ; Charlet le 'sore
eleellent areamet v, passed peespe eive—Prize. Dennis's the jelly • hi
3,1 Grade Pmepective: R ihert Wrote an. pass el rued'': !earache I the boat, and got alongside the 'Talon, wee;
widoon Goly Silk, passed perspective and model; great difficulty putting three han Is. n le. u.. 1, they let
Charlotte G. S mare pass d mod 1: Jena Wilbelmin go two more anchor., and zoomed her of., in n sp, el
Seise, nueed reshape ; Walter Talbot, pseud perspec roadstead. After lying astern for tee, hem... sane
tire; Catberine Teard, passel perspective an.l [reeled ;
Mabel Percy Tree othen, passel frehenl : Coard J rue seeing she wec moored all debt, they thoueht it hest
ashore and get foo I and dry clothes ' .
at the .a ,
White, exc,ilent freehand—Prize, Baof hi ehernatical tog as f "
I o.trumyour : Alel ales Yeung,_emaed freehand, time taking with them
the crew or the seam our; ree,
3r i Orate Ex oninations of W. rks.—Edmund Pickier& and incending to return them On hoard stain a,.,,,,
range Flaznien'• Ante-my; R eaert fi.rutton prise, as the g .le mederated. Seeing the va Gael war ismord
P•eloy's Sagami:tine hem Nature; Alice Wildin(, Peniee's safe and reline well, they le t for the 'More, e. 4
Sketching from Nature. fetched the ope .ing of the Breakwater aft-r a heel
Science Buildine C mutruction.—Sieney Whitten), first
struggle, limiting in Balaclava Bay. A Rae been,
elms Q lessee prze and oertificam (Strains in Girder.); ,
landed halfeareho•r, tee .team tug get aleneside
Walter G. Dowell. filet clam Quota*. pris . and c-rtific ate ,
(eusettlies and oonateection of roofs); Charles H. Rogers, taking the vessel from her meorines •,..1 towieg h• r
first class Q teen's lois, and certificate (rules en draw• into Waymeuth harbour, .aving eVills on 1 his cew
ins); Frederick W. Bart'. It. second claw certificate; the trouble of taking the crew uo bond agelu that
Charles Northuver, second class certificate. night--An ErretitNegy."
Practical Plane and Solid flenmetry.--Charlee Hutch.
ems, second class; George T. Lodge, second class; Caerles
J. Jones. second class.
Local Competitioa.—Brist /roue in nil or water coiner
vivenc.d. Alice Wilding (British Painters and Folk
Breton). Chalk from the Gist—First prize, Anne K ne-
wsy (box of oil colours); second prize. Julia Baker (be:
of oil colours). Coins and terra cotta—Annett s C Savory
(Rambles in Rhine Provinces). Outline from Nettles—
Fest peza, Kam Naugle (b ie of water colours); second
er.ze, Mary Stemmer (2 vols. English and French teeters.);
third prize, Jae. Anderson (nex of water colours) Free-
hand—Lucy Watt (Pros of water c leer.). Arehttectural
and ileeranicel—First prize, Charted Rogers (Rivinston's
Beildine Conatruciion); second prize Walter 0. Dowell
(Valuing and Meareuringe Prise ;or school children
eoeniins, for most pr .grass male during the year—Philip
Duddy (drawing materials).
Mr. CuaTill said it had been a great pleasure to hear the
progras made in this valuable institution ; that result
could not be obtained without organisation, and he wiebed
health and presperity to the committee, and proposed •
cordial vote ef thaziks. (Applause.)
Mr. BLIANSI secJnied, and the vote was unanimously
carried.
Yr. NaNOLS proposed • vote of thanks to the cffic,ere,
to Mr. Baker, the bra imaster. and to his coadjutor and
able al i tame Mr. B.dnyv Whetharn. (Appleuse.) As
one of the committee, Mr. Nene., testified to Mr. Baker's
ability and tbe untiring pains he bestowed to promote the
lot 'rests of this echool and art generally. Mr. Baker is a
oboe a : he has broken the soil end done le.avv week, and
in after time, the work will he much •ssier—(applauee)—
be has not undertaken the week in a routine distillery
way, but in tee spirit of heartiness shown by one into
when eork is instilled. Especially in Weymouth, art was
known only to the few 30 years back, and the credit is
die to the father of nue tonal art in this ceuntry, the hats
Prince Consert, for its diasersioat on. The chairman has
reel the people should be educeted up to art, and nothing
can be more true, in continental countries art is knewo
to the people from their Infancy, for the galleries are
thrown open to deer inrpection. And since the introduc-
tien of the haleholiesy inovemeit much has ba-n d me to
pr emote this in Engl rod; we have a I !rystal Pelee. end
1 a South Kensington Museum, te Lai .h the woldug classes
1 res irt in h oilseed., and with what emelt, Why, that we
havenet to rely new upon the help ot foreigners tor exquieite
workmanship. It has been u,g,d ills, pity our first-class
workmen d d not understand with their beads what they
worked with their hands; bur they do begin to under-
'band. After the revolution of ISIS. the number of Franck).
in n employed here was utoniveng ; but they have now
weeded themselves out, and given place to Buslishmen.
Teat must be very testifying to Mr. Baker and every nine
who aims at success of this kind. Among the nernbers
who pass through our Nail onal Gallery, we lind, ineteiti
of *gaping multitude, men who can criticise the works.
The seeds of art are brine sown daily, and we shall, he
Imagined, rim step by step; when men are educate to the
blames, of nature, this refinement will Med them to
think, inrtea I of giving themselves to debasing pursuit.,
therefore those who promote ete-h places are not only
d sing good to at, but advancing a great moral work. In
conclusion, Mr. Nangle said he could nor speak too highly
of the very able way in which Mr. Baker had conducted
his work here (Applause.)
Kr. CRICKISAT. eine seconded Mr. Naugle is to the able
way in which Mr. Baker had managed the Art School, and
congratulated the commit me on the number of members and
their slice es. in winning seeh a number of tbe local prizes
and prizes from the South Kensington Museum. He bad
been surprised at the merit of some of the drawings; tar
It. size the school had done remarkably wele Ler we do
not often see works of a much higher standard.
(Amplairm.)
The GRAMM/Al said noes would ibe satisfied without
arkmowledsing the bard work done by the worthy
secretary Mr. Arden, in carrying on the school from the
very beginning through great difficulties; the treasurer
else deserved a !need ef praise. (Applause.)