The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-10-12 00:00:00

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DOROMISTYIB.
MR. W. STEELE, lOU of Mr. E. Steele, of this town, has I
truu:ANl the examination of the Society of Apotharariea
Mol.l4,oltenr tiOettnr.—The annual meeting of
the Dorchester nna Vordington juvenile association is
fixed for Wednesday next.—See advt.
Tut: ES4'. J. W. EDWARDS, chaplain of the Dorset
County Hospital, heti a hamest thrutkagivhte servica at
the chapel of that institution on Sunday afternoon.
AC(' IDVST. Wols.wslay uVenilll4, alter roundburY
fair, a lad named Marsh, aged Itl, riding on the road to
l'uddietown in a waggon, fell out, anti the whooli passed
over his rhea. Ile wee taken to the Dorset County liar
pitab and Is dangerously (IL—On the following night Mr.
Harding, of Waterson, was thrown from his horse, on t
aS
he
same rmul, and regeived some injuriwa but not such
prevented hist front tretting
ouyhinlloacitasrau Aunict:Lri; ash hOcINTY.— Thu annual
pig m atch took place Mat Tuesday, rm the farm of
Mr. 3. A. Smith, at Bradford Cev erelLThu work was
generally well done and the Mitts. —Memalx J•
H.
Saunders, For.Mit, Symes. Nether (erne. awl 3. 0.
Homer, Nlartiwtown—rna,le their awards as follows :
Mac -1, et William Wall% in the service or Mr .1 Byrnes,
Canso ; sod, Jobs Harris. in C 1... wale.: of Mr J. A. Smith,
Bradford ; Ara, 104, (lounge Knight, in the service of
Mr O. Map., Little Piddle.
Dors.--I'. Li les, Henry Sprseitlin, in the service of Mr. J.
A. smith. Sradfoni Peverell ; 2wl, gi, David Seymour, in the
Service of the oOocQN of the law Mr. B. Smith, Wiwt
Stafford : 3rd, 104, Hobert ilyde, In the Denim of Mr. C. Mayo,
Little Piddle.
WM. —CI, Charles Hall, In the sixvicl of Mr. John Droves.
CRICILIT.—A.rset County/ School v. Dcrvheifer C. C.—This
match, playod on the school ground on Wwinesday, October
6th. remlted in • victory for the achocd by AIX wickets.
Subjoined is tho score :
Potwar cOurir *Aunt..
let Innings. 20.1 Innings.
DaSSII.S.,I4 WSW. . 5 h
Frcereen, c Mak, b 2MT .. 2 C ml b ILution 0
Drake, e h Denten.. s c Spicer, is Demon .. 9
TAT h Damen .. • . .. 7
11. Muhl, run out 1 red not
Clark, b Damen nut out..
lisakell, 1, Mach . • .
Ile,. 7. A. WI:, b DaMen I
Sall, e itolinson, h Damen .. I
W. Henley, h Damen .. 2
Welehotot out . 0 h Damen
Metres • • .. 14 lair,,

ISOTICIISSTER TOWN COUNCIL
Wlttlagenelf.—Fre,ent : The Weer (Hr. Fe Burnett
Aldermen J. Gallen and H. Lock; Councillors,
IslordeenilliE,.Th.n.
.F. Melees, T. Bennett, W. Rookie W..
Or. Aldrideo, and Mr. 11. Symende
~ for
the Town Clerk.
The Finance Comtuittea recommended the paereent of
.C. 47 lee , the sum the Duchy of Cornwall hal aeretel to
wept for the remainine portion of Beeves.' Kemp. The
other bills incluilee ICU as. from Mr. Fitch, his whetter's
(Mr. Lock's) charges in acquiring his roe:stamen.: interest
In no portion of Ile,reare Snap, the perchase money of
which wan £4'),After an explanation from Mr. Lae;
the report Was lalopted.
, THY. ant FAIR FIRM
Tho MAYOR reuete.l the visit of the deputation from
the Council. am! hitowlt ti Chichester market en the Wail
September. They inspected all the arrangement' and
.t certainea detail.% which were in the posseolen of the
T,WII Clerk for the information of the Ceuto..il. Several
of the deputation also visited Southampton market. Ile
hoped that new no time would he lost in Ilying out the
ground. In renelnelen. he exercised thank. to the Mayor
and Town Clerk of Chicle Ace for their courtety and the
faeilitiee they afforded the deputation. Hit worship
added that Chtehest sr ground was the same shape as ours,
mei it woe admirably lot! out, but many expenses were
Involved which we should not have here.
Mr. T. Breteart said one market emend would be In the
same form set that of Chichester, lint In mlniatere.
The MAYoR: Thera Is six acres, ner's font. Ile thought
they shout! now take Preliminary steps for laying suit the
ground. At Chichester they hail areonmedation for
11,000 sheep, but we should not want fur more than half
that nember.
Mr. Hunan said their chief object in going to
Ohiebeeter was to inspect the arrangements for the
penning and carrying on the maket conveniently.
Mr. °ALMS said they neat first decide where the
36 te t eheuld be.
GRAND CIONCZRTA.--On Tuesday afternuen reel evening -Ole M Wein thought they ought not to lake In the piece
the firet-priaa winners at the best cempetition of the last purchased.
National llueic Meetings, cud Signor Reueruie appeared Mr it tlelli sale he understood It was mooted to galena
at concede in tine Town 1141, given under the anspieen uf the market to include the northern site Pot !ought
Mr. J. Robinson. At the tint cencort the attendance Mr. lloneat thought the committee sheltie not be
Was very sparse, but in the evnaning then, nis • far hampered by • preliminary meolution of any kind.
attendance, although by no moan- cenintenturate with The MAYOR, urged It was necessary to decide the bounty
the merits of the performers. It is a lone time niece we of the market
have hoard 140 charmingly fresh and tuneful a yoke se Mr. 'loans : Well, I say the locality is the whole
Miss Agnes L p arkeenes, the sorane. With an extendee evelinol,
range ef mil, of mire quality mel ample velem... Rho Mr. Seine. prepone.l" That the committee be asked to
combines all ilie grime. of an oweemplished entgetavoe. preterit te the Connell plans for laying out the ground first
The soma, " Casta Ilona," fen, "Norms," served to ilin. purchased from the Derby as a fair and market emend ;
play her great abilities to perfeetlen, and the fair aeries and that, as to the northern boundary, which had lately
—*Lancashire lass of le—was I ~,,, Ily applauded. In "1 been acquired, the trees should be felled enil the land wed
have been with the nee," the variations arranged be Sir lee hillidine purposes." He thought the four aunts neat
J. Benedict, afforded scope for wenderful trills and the takes !rum thecir would be fully suflicient for the
sweeteet of minim: end threugheut her Fume., was markets end fairs, an that by selling the rest of Heels'''.
complete. A persistent own§ elicited a dunning reveler- Kemp they weulet get something tnwaele enclosing the
Ina of "Within a mile of Minima' town." Miss .tionie Kenna end putting ap the neceesary buildings.
Butterworth, contralto, has a Yoh,* of rich sweet quality Me. Beesarr eemoried the million, excepting ea to the
with unusual evenness, an.l pang with great taste. Iler immediate cede of the remaining land ;he =tit. would
"" By the blue sea, was particularly successful. Mr. fetch mere when the markets were asteh
Sylvester, the tenor. Rang in tee jerky and fernel a style Mr. Stang agreed to the a:empties.
In our judgment, but the award of the judges at the no Morns approved Me motion. At Chichemar they
competition is euffictent to place him as an aocomplished hail six acres, but a gnat deal of posed was uneccupir.l.
singer. Mr. Wharton achieved • decided seccese. His Mr. HoDqVA sahl lie wet not prepared to say Mr. Slaste's
full nch voice, with groat flexibility, was heard to &Ivan- melon was not the best course, but he thought the whole
We lo "honour and anns," from "Bowmen,' and his matter should 14 left open.
execution was all that could be desired. In "Tom Hardy" Mr 1: tLolt sugaested the motion should be emended to
In the second part, he sang right well, Anil was warmly be an iiistrietien to the rem-Mime te direct their atten-
applauded. The iotanist, Signer itendano, in a wonder as tem to oveupying the .original four acres.
an executant. He produced • wonderful variety of twee Thin was accept..), and the motion amounted to the
and his interpretation of the "Ilarnooniuus Blacksmith adoption of the four acres, lint any deviatieu Wise
was Aiello', charming. A eubwitient *crenate, with • allowed with consent of the Council.
vocal interlmle and. wheeze. effer.led a gnat &spew of On the motien if Mr. 111:1•NISH, the cemmittee with
normal dexteety end tents:foe playing, but as compost- the weetauce of the Surveyer were regimented to report to
dons they moaned to lack mutely. The concerto! sic the next meeting hew they proposee to lay out tine
was good, an.l the quartet from " Retie Hoed." "Now ground, with plano and estrnates,
let us make the welkin rine," wee is tearer ankh to an Local. BOARD or first:ire.
excellent concert. It was over by a quarter to ten. and The que.tem of Unmoving teen Way and braiding •
everybody went home in fair time greatly please& with ref., " e, will egalive the Ilueby land was again brought
the performances. tip, wed, on ilie itootien of the Heron., Jemmied by Mr.
PeSereerernot 01'lettere AT TRII Born' NATIONAL Nvloy, tenders are to he obtained for builder; the wale
&norm. —Ou Tuesday morning the boys attending the awl laces are at, Li be token for raieing the road.
National School, who tweed the 'sett lovernmentexamin. Mr, Catris cello, att.:Mien to the dangerous narrow-
atiun in either the whole er in twe out of the threesuletets nev. of the read by Mr. Ilaynea malt-bootee whereby
in which they were preeented, received prises whielo were reeeutly a screws aceideut femora, nearly involving the
Provided by the local remmittee. The presentation waS In, 'if two live.. Ile cumideree it the bounden duty of
made by the Mayor (Mr. E. Burnett), awl there were also tbe Kent to alter mesh a state of thluee. In no part the
present the Roe. 11. F.verett (ellairman of the ontmetteel, ' road sins only tll feet u i.k. Some UM. 040 Or. Aldrioliee
Mr. J. Galpin, Colonel I dation', Mr. 11. Illarotulm, Mr. E. ' sueeested an improvement by pawing threitgli Mr. Mayne a
Boasocombe, Mr. W. Miele, and Mr. .1, le liennah. Belem i torten, lout he itielerst .1 there was tie chance of skit
presenting the prises the Chairman said lie hail a few laiug done. in.il, as Mutt won the case, lie propeol atoelis
sterile to eay to the loupe lie dare eay they remembered eaten to the Duchy te give the gestina from the adjoining
very well—prebably a good deal better than S"lild et them , fide t' make the real there :10 feet wide. More tecideeta
rommothertel their Is:Roue—Mat Milne lino, ago the coup . bad occurred there than at :my other part .4 the borough.
mitt: menthe .1 that each of three toys who kept the right awi he theught it olenianded their retinue attention. lle
number of atteuolances and alto posed the Ideven tttttttt tmok this opportunity of oteknowledeing the readiness of
examinatiom should receive a prize. Ile lelieveil that the Iltichy V. weet the Commit in improving the roads,
Some year* ago in that echo.' tonne were given twice a . and Impel they weteil help them in this matter.
year.althoughenlywniallnuteher ;Mit, noelonlot. from very • Mr. 110D.RA reel a greet daneer was the two sharp
geed, although not verr Moe a, remelts. it *as olieeon- • centers them, and he thought the Boiehy might give them
tinuea. A tear aeo the committee premiere that every a Teeter °Mkt sate:ether. if., eueeeete.l a r sail that
buy who kept the requitite ettenolauces awl passed the weubt name out ageinet the coal eteree.
examination shone! receive • prize ; lee, unluckily. it was The M troll Wig:tested one (nen Mwee Turnpike-gate. IV
not Made quite clear to them that mill, thoac boys who the cricket hula, and into El outleetreet.
• din all three subjects shouid receive no prize; and. Mr. Gauls feared it Will impractieahle to do mem than
therefore, naive than that they (the committe should hem he lota suegieteol.
*melted of breaking faith with them, or deceiving nem Hr. Ationume serotelol Mr. Galpinao prepaition. As
In the levee, they beaded et, give Prit.ll to ImFa who really they °node not do 'may with the owner.; Ur. !beigen had
had not passed in all three anobjeetx, but only in two. The referred to, he thought they meet fall back upon Mr.
cot Ate, however, wished them clearly to understand (lalieses proposal. Ile raceme to the many accidents
that for tam future ne loy would receive no prize tittleen he tloet have Motional ia that read, and observed bow great
pawed iit ell three oubjects. He theuelit tied. now Slelle an ilisprovement it woill.l be to the entrance to the town.
boys would he disappointed hematite having failed in two The motion was carried don Ws.
Subject., they, of e.eirse, would met receive a prine. liking nein.
provided in three subieete they only etight really to Several tales were ordered, the same NI last year.
reecho a prim if they pawed in all three. Me wiao wood.' '
have prizes this, tine. although they only passed in twit. ' CHIOICIIIIEL.
These, leowever, as Mr. Cooper remiiiihel him. were • very • opENING OF TIIF. 110.t1ID SCHOOL
small number CO : and even they ought net to have pee., ten Monday lest, this long-expected event took place,
He wieheil to oley one wont with regard to the reisen why the bawl one, I... Maine which has risen fro.n the midst o
they gave them prime It was ma a reward fer the past, Pt .nws, beim: at length completed awl opened to receive
and it was able—awl he hetted it weul.l prove to he— ...bolas.. Ti.. louilaing is vonamoslinuely paneled, twine
an enceurneenient to them for the (Mere. Ille did at the inner end of the village proper of Chiekerel, and
not believe there was a tangle bey in the oh. s.l who wet not far from tome houses emigrated from the main body.
could net. if lie weeld, win no pate next year. rhey It overlook:4 the road, ,tinolieg in its own ground, which
had already begun to train for it. Next year (bey would *ell le leie eut at a garden in front and at the ride of the
be examined teeter what was called time New rose., whiell beadle.% the plavereunols being behind. Without adept.
I. • higher Neil harder stsindard than ever befere ;so that ine a too oetly at) le, the architect has broken top the
if they intend.% he win Pril.l next year they would have eeterier u ith a few gables, wised' entirely ',rescue the
to etevilly imply themselves to their learning. lb o called Dia.., ).,king thin. A number of flags watt: displayed in
their notice to the beautiful I.nka which were now given 'rem, e 1111 l iig‘t thene the well.known "England expects
as prism, and Bahl they heel been selected with great Pains ' es ei y man will do his auty." The belowing is the &relit-
and trouble, snot one member of the committee (ree-mei teetural obeeription : —The style of ambito...tore is Gothic.
Oldfield) hail heel the pluck and perseverance to leek The walbs are built of rol brick relievoi with patterns and
through every one of them :he felt sum thit nobody but bands of dark grey headers, and pointed with white
• soldier would home had the pluck and perseverance t .010 mortar. They are letilt in two thickneme, with • cavity
that. Ile dill not think that he had ever seen a better 1 of two incites between. The roof and turret are covered
aseortnient of ptlze looks. Another year there would be , with red Midgets miter tubes, relieved with bands of
fewer Pereo ii Present. and. therefore, the committee . cliecolate tile., the riolees moo finished with a red crested
would be alole to give better prizes ; so he trusted every ', eege tile. The apex ill the bell turret is finielied with A
boy would let thin 14 an encouragement for the fettles, and 7 eilded vane, and the bell in Iti inches in diameter. There
try to win one next year. One other thing he wished to ! lea clock gehle over the girls' entrance, with • clock pro-
meek about. A good many of them were ibl eneugh to I Meted by a tilted hood set, in a nembleel oak franie.
understand the great value education was to them, and I The cluck was supplied by Mr. Thrietle, of St.
low perfeetly itnpeesible now-a-days it wan for any boy to Themaesotreet, whose own clock in to prominent and
get en in life unlees he had bad a plain practicalolumoion. convenient near the Rimed Stet om. The differs
Now he appealed t o them, looms, lie could net to their ent gables are finitholl with barge beards and
parents., noany of whom he did not know, to beg their , mouldenl finiala ; in famine of the Kalb, vertical tiling has
fathers and mother. from them, as a ittee. not to been suletituted in place of brickwork. The upper portion
centime, whet tbey were very li in the habit of doing of the porch to the inasteee lemma is of trouped timber,
keeping theta se ay from schen' (or an,' little, trilling. Illiol with plaster panele the lower portion being glazed.
trumpery errand they liked to seo.l them on. If parents 'Under the elos-room window to the feetelatien stone pee-
wental to see 1 a loel on an errand.. why could net it be rented Le Mr. leers, the builder, with date and inscrile
shone befere nine o'clock in the mooing! lint Icry able Hon on it. The sclesa preveles ace.numodetion for ISO
a letY missol the mernitieschool. and Seanittimes the after. chiliken, and comprisca twee sehoolreent, PI feet by IS
limn tee The remmittee very much wished that terente f, et ; &tearoom aoljeining. 12 feet It inches by 18 feet;
%toted not keep them away from school In the way they elms-roue. for small children. 10 feet by le feet. The
del, The one great fault was irregular attendance. They school fittings are of lamb pine vanelsholenadsi moveable,
w 'elate:wet paid the New (hole if they were net regular anol the desko are revereible. The girls' and boys' separate
Vas year. It,. hepol they wool) appeal te their parents entranceo are fitted up with wash basins, and hat and
met to keep thou from school. and that they would them- cloak yeas. The PlaVervuullv.. hid, are tePe"teel imp•
velvee try to be reeular. Staying away was a great wall 5 feet io inches high, am' paved with asioludte. The
initotle° to Mentselvee, and also. he Wa3 bound master'. residence containe sitting room, kitchen, ocullerYi
to aay a great injuntice to the committee. who &c., end three bedrooms. kitchen yard. and offices. The
gave them the beet olueation they could, amid err. whele Matinee and site are surrounded lee • stone wall
Minty at a very cheap rate. If they did not keep the with two pairs of gates. &named in character with the
necessary huntive of attendaneese they did nut earn a met of the work. Ti,,' boating hat been erected by Mr.
single farthing from Guvernmeut, and that was a great flows, of Weymouth, builder, from the plans and smell-
Initietire to the committee. Let them 1104. if they c. eila cations of Mn. Charles Greaves. of lemilon. Mr, W.
mot be 14 little more metiler in their attendance this year. Tayler acted as clerk of the work., WI great Praise is Atte
The roommate° sislied to encourage them in every way, to Mr. Lowtuan, fer Ins kindness in aiding the superinten-
ilY giving prizes, and he hoped they would try to earn the dence of the works.
Gevernmeet genet Ana to win the prizes. In front of We heartily congratulate all lipen the building. which
ere+ of the prim leeko there was a label, with the name is certainly. • credit to the village.
of the boy receiving It written rei it, and Mating that thin The School Board are arrne.l with competent? powers;
•tteo present.' it, and what for—that it wan the but it was pleasing to note they knew Ike value of • 'it'll'
June examination and the number of subjects in which kinilness, and had offered a tea as all the children en the
receiver reseed. Every lOW ought te state three register in the morainic of the first day. ISI saisembled,
widoevte, lout e fese only r,eorilenl two. Next year no book and Mr. ash Mee. Mills the master and mietrees, were
would be promoted Met del net bear the number three, thee fully inducted into their deters at once, for the little
Them priers were stieh as they might justly keep and he folks, of whom the girls were the more samerees. 21Ied
proud of in (Mere year*. It woo really • great thing ter the sehoulnenti and 1t was found that a largo proportion
many of thew little lent to Is, able to sh iw them prism, bed not attended any dayewletel before. The waTin were
and that they Mel pewee in all three subjects. Such of hung with geed mere, everything booked fresh and clean,
Wen at. remitted in the erieol • weldor of yearn might and we are glad to ace a learmoninm there. The clean-
est quite a little Mel( of prim took; tine it would be a roan will relieve the preemie should the school largely
great credit to them. Ile holm! they wade try to lemon- illiTUiSe
Ler what he ho.l leen anyitv to them. Tbe Mayor lute Abeei two o'clock the visitors and parishioners began to
been kind en. ugh to undertake the preeenting of the assemble, end they first saw the c)mtlotren in order. then
Vos. to thou. atel perhaps la to "ell Ray n, few wen's.—
the latter wereeliemiesed, anol the "opening" meetingheld.
e Mover wid be mimeo( everything Mr. Everett had There were present :—The Rev. Prebentiary Baker, ft.D.,
sael. Ile hoped they some! all "put their ehoublers to in the chair, Mr. Tallest Heaves snot the Misses Omega,
the wheel," mei next year that all would hove pa.ed in Rey. 11. C. Peen, Mrs. Pigott and Miss Pigou. Revs. Is.
all three sutteee an.l win twist... lie was very pleased to teolye. J. S. Meughen, It. iliblen, Rev. e. 11. leumett
lo there, an. to be otskel to present to them the prizes. awl Mrs. laesett, Rev. E. Belem, Rev. W. 11. Lea he, 11".
I. worshlie with the ...istanee of the !lector and T. Harvey. Mr. Jame. Robertson and Met. Robertson, Mr.
Mr. Cooper, then distributs il the prime ISS follow: (hero Eliot and Moe Eke. Mr.. Brad.hase. Or. and Mrs.
VII--6.'nf,' l'arile". John GllV• Fslatu Htlishin. llenr7 Lath:row, Mr. I 'err Amine.. jun., Mrs. Fad, Mlies
Churchill. Mfrc I ad,earde. ii... F,,a, WillhSle S, .‘ai• Clod,. Swattield. Captain Littleludes, Mn T. A. lianne (clerk to
Guy. ensign Nev., lrge itle.i.di, %intern Raj ledde. Albert. the Monte Mi. Meade, Rev. J: A. Ileekles (rector of
Stiekined, Frank : hereel.l. lenity sonsbury, Limit Voss. (hi.-Icerel), 1111,1 Mr. 1.. hi Mr. Ilell Mr A. Donnie
V .-Riceent Cos, tiomze o.llhis, Athol .tllon. George Mr Lowman Mr. Laser, and many other's, the schoolroure:
yeeeen, William Itioecll, William Collies. Charles Cuff. be'. 11 .
Frederick Pena Robert Dane, Fretetire Delete Frontlet 'Mg we ifil",
In, med. FA. trd 110na... Frekrok Moray. Froleriek Illewklos, The promotings remmeneed by singing
" All peek that ..11 earth de deep,"
hem Mende Fmeels Seem, Arthur Plke Frederick Read, an,! the Rector re,a it pinion
et the u‘kih
of promba.
William Junes Heel, Andrew Rine.% Albek &elven, Melo an.! then offered prayers.
I.f"....:eitTY--
e'neWheit'.,pme Tb„.. nen. h.*
. yrodorick . CUIMwasAIAN saiol it wto the inhebitants of Chickerell
wymei iii.'"anneee then, (suet, Robert (some. yi..4„,,,iThe
that leo especially wished to atlaress the oheervations he
(teens, EA .1 Cheney. James Meld., a alter tmerge laebe was nhout to make that attainment Altheugh they Were
.1111wrt Filling, 0111111 take, Jamie Omen. Charlie twoefere, graced with the Pretence of • certain proportion of the
Steen' leeee, Preece C. Heere. Charlie leafy. Gie.r.:, gentry and frienes front Weymouth. interested In the
Shepherd, Walter Sainsbune Homy lelley, Arthur eeee cause of telueation, yet he rather eisheil to ignore theta
Willoughby Will., Themes Wieser, Oconee Webli, altogether, and it was to these who resided in the parish,
111 —Moos Allen, Wiliam Henry Alllneharn, John Belem. Ow ratePareese and who were intereetee in time morel „0„.
ditiou et tne young, &nil wh.e as Christians were desireue
that they .houlit be taught the word of Christ richly in all
(I;rua.lerini..WitnevrtketeJraemei.ch,L.......rchilenThOntita...... lisitenneryleyilt3oh..n u...
Lecher
lukarri., iit...ry'"';,..`,:77,,,,,. ii.iyi.. I d.. 1„ 1,..". wisdom. It wait now toe late in the day to say an).thing
Thcoiloni Matthew. Charles Monte. James Henry rearm about the advantages of a liberal education, pros-Med it
lie..
Kvier. William neerei einees ie.., rrypj,,,,k White, were sanctified buy the Word of Cu..! and by prayer. This
Wills,', WNW, Frederick Watt had been pretty, well solved. and allow him to say that
II
_lieu, M
eines. Frank Ayres, ow,. rilandereore, ('haul'seven Chickerell itself was • proof how the force of ...Mlle
Cook, Ity.buy CUM. Sydney ISuddridge, Albert Inset,, Edward °Pinion hmi necessitated sebee)s end eeeeeeen been, i.e..,
p„e. enna, F,,,,,y. Iseph Omen, Frederick Hardy Gaorgo upon the people. Here they Nand a very handsome and
Harris orum
, William Kin, Edward Lockett. &lewd 'Morgan, Conattiodielts schoolroom, • very appropriate building in
George If ',ha, Wa ha Illnew, Heonre Wills, Charles Stoneham, all respeets—with one exception—Me horrid pied,. .
Wilton. Tuley, Frederick Trevett,llienies Tarr, Arthur Tree, which he stool—in fermi other respect suitable for the
'leery Thiviu. Fr...is whit., mu. peeves, Hoyt Wallis, purposes of education. He wai not going to say anything
John Adams, Hobert Dartholomew, lenelerick Baker. Henry with regard to education 1 but lie must say this fur the
Durt. Willem. Biotin., Alfred Churehel, William Cleall, theonre the sake of his character for wasistency t—ley most
C.*, with.. neeana, Henry Derrlstel, William Penni*, account fee his prosence there tedar. Five Felt:mho
Joeenli Oasts. Nile.% Greene, Frederick tering... Walter cause over there en purpose to oppose • Felexil and
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