The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-09-14 00:00:00

CORPS CASTLE.
Tai annual licensing meting was held m Satunigy.
There bolus no reports, all the licenses were renewed.

SWA.NAGB.
VisiteVs.—There are hut few apartments to let.
67U D.V.A.—Dast week this corps was inspected by
Colonel Thring and Adjutant Nash, who spoke well of
their efficiency. The artillery band played. 32 were
present
Tae Doan of Carlisle is angering (row diptharla awl Is
unable to preach.
Ton Heather Bell, during the past fortnight, has taken
very largo numbers of excursionists from here and Bourne-
mouth to the West and also M tile Isle 14 Wight.
, GOOD SHOOTING.— Sergeant John Stainer, of the fith
Dorset Artillery has won the monthly challenge cup three
times in succession : also in five years 224.1 in roomy prises.
A Twit —Somebody has imposed on the Standuril a
letter purporting to Is from Mr. .J. C. Robinson, who
lute lately had cases before the magistrates against
Swanage guarriers, denouncing the trades unionism and
ruffianism of the town. The quarriers enjoy the game,
and Mr. Robinson Is naturally wroth.

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SWAN AGE NEW LIFEBOAT ESTABLISHMENT.
The National Lifeboat Institution bee just forwarded to
Swanage • new Lifeboat, 35 foot lung, U feet wide, mid
rowing ten °aro double-bankol. it had its harbour trials
short time since in the Itegent:t Canal Deck. London.
when the usual qualities of stability, self-rigkling. self-
ejecting of water, die., were fully and satisfactorily tested.
\Vben the boat was capsizssi by means of a crane it
immediately righted, and in twenty-five seconds it was
free of the water shipped in that operation. A tubstantial
and commodious house hat been erected for the Lifeboat
on a convenient site, kindly granted for that purpose by
the Earl of Eldon. A stone launching sliPwaY,
in front of
the house, is also being constructed for the use of the boat.
The Lifeboat and its equipment were pmsented to the
Institution by Mr. S. J. Wilde. of London, on behalf of
his aunt, the late Miss M. IL Wilde, that lady by an
Informal document having requested Mr. Wilda as her
residuary, legatee, to make the gift of a Lifeboat to the
Society. The boat, In accordance with the desire of the
dammed lady. is named the Charlotte Mary, after two
sisters who had pre-deceased hoc, awl with whom she bail
lived in close affection for more than sixty years. The
public inauguration of the new Lifeboat station will take
place on Thursday, the Pith inst., under the seperinten-
dence of one of the Inspectors of Lifeboats to the institu-
tion. It should be mentioned that the Society is much
indebted to Mr. J. ('. Robinson, Mr. 4; Burt, Mr. 11. J.
Ilisson, and other f ricotta, for their kind cun,POratioln in the
organization of this new Lifelset Establishment It may be
added that the National Lifeboat Institutiou lust now ffie
Lifeboats under its management forty•seven f which are
stationed on the south ei est bet wove the North Foreland and
. the Land's End. Not a winter paean without some of these
boats rendering important servioe iu saving Info free
, shipwreck. A largo Num IS needed annually to maintain
them in a state of thorough efficiency. Contribie.ions
. in aid of their support will be gladly received by the
r different Banker., the several local Honorary S....rut:tries,
. awl by the Secretary of the lustituthel. Jvlllk°l3-"t"
, Adelphi, lAinden.

Those boys in the foriu who learned drawing—Ono hour
per week)--had ono hour instead of two at English
hterature.
cif:.
tw bulk
thh e.
I aulnuit the real question at issue as regards the re-
modelling of our school, to not whether the above is a good
. o:,,irf.oethnisoiiiiiit...yinyt.otost:wthhtiheltite...htrtel(
id4gthnhriastthccibial.rrrangicrihilfsculi
arsorotfhs,thothhtes..ir
to.ruirdatlP"fe."
curriculum for boys who are to two' on to the universities,
leave sthool at from fifteen to seventeen years of age and
Ito into the world to learn to get their own living I
g
Mr. Arnold. assistant Co 11111 l issioner, in his report on
c entinental Schools, observes, alluding to En d for
comparison. "Of course what good instruction there is,
and what schools of good standing there are to get it in,
fall chiefly to the lot of the upper classes. It is on the
middle class that he inconvenience of getting indifferent
instruction in indifferent schools Mainly comes." The
fact is we have no public schools for the middle and trail.
ing classes, and when the Education Departinent offers us
it,:iduogftrLitninigtlen.bsdialtj:gesslhsodoicwet"ianndrusitssut:
1 i
ter!
should co-operate with the Co Wieners. "and show
'ailtn:tlitioaldel.chutcohzer.:l ini‘ iilbseae°
them.
I It is a reproach and a disgrace to the intelligence, or
i want of it, of the middle and trading classes of England
that they have done nothin,..• ateolutely nothing. to pro-
cure ace).is:lmola ; whilst during the la., sixty t ' year.
POOLE. Germany, France, Itelgiem Switzerland, Italy, I . and
l have or •ai i ..1 i ' 1
l'onkc Is now partially lighted with Ismailia —the Gas Ilkollan•-• ~...i.za nin est* dished not only primary
Csii 1111 l Moo of tho Town Council being at lozgerlie•ls. ° ;"'e,i'lark 1101,
...
_LS, Ina g.r.l public secondary
RC IRO 4, in num rs proportionate to their
The hack thoroughfares are in darknevy the contractors . ' . oe .. Polio-
Liberia, IR which 114-11100111, at a very IVRAullial.lo root, a
not having completed tho noresadry fittings. . 000 d modern. or technical or classical education, acconi-
Too REV. FRASCIS hill 'II fal Awn Coombe, near r ,
x. ,II II ..,, 1,14 IXII no or another ntay be required is placed within ,
Bath, has leen apisiinted to succeed the Rev. G. Mor•
th • read, ~f all abos. u
as vicar of St. Paula. The friends of the latter will be ,
~,_. .
t. _ o
their ie very poor, sib°, like our own,
1,1011801 to loan that Mr Morgan has entered upou his c' ill° t,°ll I'd heels children at school after twelve
yearn or age.
duties at Edlington. and Is in good health. We have new very good elementary
Gas COMPANY.-110 annual meeting of the Poole Gas ,
az. ,
..._ schools for the
Commny was held on *mislay at the Town Hall, tho Pnr.° . °ls *2ll h have a few public, or rather semi-
Chairman of the company (Hr. C. J. Stone) presiding. A Fu,ansodzenseeill,sblghti e wealthy, with perhara two or three
dividend of 10 per cent on the original subscribed capital n '
numerous middle mil trading
gorer scholars, hut, for the
was declared. The directors were unanimounly re.elected. n
s these extremes we have nothing, classes
who come between
I CARRCII MISSIONARY SOCIETY.—Tho annual meeting o, fpublic ' 1 ti and • nothing worthy of the
narne o e. um on. if we want it we
must g•
the Poole auxiliary of the Church Missionary Societ)' w,o, ut of the count • t t i
held on Wednesday evening, the Rev. J. A. Lawson o r) o get s.
We have nothing like the Burgh schoila of Scotland,
presiding. The Rev. It. Pargiter attended as the depute.
the Communal and Cantonal hbo
lion, and gave an account of the work in Ceylon in which
he had been engaged. The receipts of the ['vole auxiliary Communaltc.eand
.11zictlis ,4 France or the Higher
Oti
during the year amounted to DIU lbs. 7d., of which Ell hl
urger
Germany.and whilst w have°°° or
the
sonnasiums of
was subscrilsed by the juvenile societies of the two f
education o inure and richer endow-
ments or secondary than all the af
churches in the town, countries put together, we are la: ore-named
Waeurvast SUNDAY Scitoot..—Thu Nasty-six(b miniver-
... ... _, . lamentably behind thorn in
-1- . pros Kling public education for those clamed
sary of this Sunday School was celebrated on Sunos)• 1
I secondary schools so much,
who used
The preacher was the Rev. Henry Scenes. the mealy' The Wiruhome school is blioirahl •
) adapted for re-
appointed minister to the circuit. Ilvmns and anthems .
xlelling as a first-rate tniddl
were sung by the school children. Miss Holloway Pre• I m_,..ate. hat a Royal foundation, e-class school, It is not •
sided at the organ, and the musical portion of the services Pc"
I Crown, or the State. and ~t an endowment of the
was most creditably performed. The congregations were
ndowment there is a right Vhorever there is a school
large. The number of scholars now on tho kiloLo rierf, 1 11, a. a of public sulwriaion, and, if
lel boys and 1211 girls. Them are 21.1 teachers. The collec- necessary,vitotet 1 . re-settlement by ,oldie authority.
N 'er, again. there is a school endowment from she
tiona realised ClO tie id. •rown or the State, there ' right --
POOLE Imurrs.—Early on Sunday morning last week fi _.,,p._..... . ts a to the State of
one of the paraffin laniPs was feloniously stolen front 'ant a ri 1, the management of the endowment, and
f repmentation on the body esh'
pillar No. if. near the town Quay. :4•ffie of the lights on ° With the high classical Which,
manage, it"
the Quay are used for navigating puris,ses and are of great one side, and Sherburne schools of Winchester on the
importance. The police quickly discovered the light had
.‘_
I afford the educationon the other, for those who need
been removed and found that a cart, which is likely to be
h a I school there given, we ought to
discovered, had boen driven into the town shortly after
naurucie_.o.°,7l.o
~, at Windinmo for the touch more
midnight, and had afterwards proceeded through Park- ,
character r
.., ..1? i used an education of a more modern
, :done, where the lamp, which was carried by one of the.l ' ' who have as groat a claim to tho advantages
of LOC endowment as Um f
parties, was suddenly put out and thrown over • hedge. _.___ ,_ _ . few and wealthier dames wio
are ammo, provuteu kw.
A pro•ocutlen Is prubabk.