The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04 00:00:00

lAtraturt.

Tom Renown, Bosioctio Commocur IT II
Corrisoin?—Loadon : Allen sad Oa., 13, Waterloo
plus, S. W.—The Eudora School Ommiodowers were
isotrusted with very large powers, for the avowed
object of amending grow oases of seed and abase of
grammar shool endowments • bat it seas, that wills
they have left bad *Sochi unreformed, and desiring
schools without revival, they have waatooly iaterfored
with well-managed foandetions and found upon than
•Il kid. of ednostionol crotchets. Endowments for
primary education end meritorious hospital shoots IMMO
best confiscated, abolishing th• gratuitous odustion of
the poor, to eetablivi cheep schools for Se middle
alaneas. As • specimen of their wk—Lady llactre
foetid ad Emanuel Hospital for the gratuitous ethics.
ties of poor children ' • the bulk of the Seethe hence-
forth se to he obtained only upon payment of L'2s a
year! Al! lite schools in Englaid are handed OUT to
time prart'aelly irresoonsiblo authority of three Com-
mistioners, whose plan hitherto of heady 'with old
institatlons is on the prinoiple of Ooatmonism. la
Rips • free grammar school, Steadily iscroseing in
value, has been turned into a boarding school oetwith-
visaing Se all but unanimous protest of th• pee,sle
%bat GEV. In oo!oirster the O.onnutieicsera wisot to
convert • boarding school into a day eshool only. Then
is record to Wintboroe, in our own coanty-
-10::Irry roar school it
Xorgirst oufull., Moores In that
lute. t town,
00. The
Communions., however, ddre to apply the revalues to •
beerllnr-obool for cirla Ito cum denial that prorldinr for
th. wqcsitoo 01 gbh h • Soluble Shot ; but why is It to be
dooe at the expense of the education of bom I The grant
battle of IS mud after all be with men, and the coy sates
made for the alteration at Wbsnorne is, that there le • good
school for boys at Blierboree, which is no answer to tits pro-
test of Me Inhabitants of Whaborno, who deem to bate their
hots doomed as Intended by their foondees bounty. Why
Mould they send User boys to. hoarding-school at Shoehorns,
Mateed of to • day reboot at Wlmborns / If More are any
earplug eduestlonel resource; either at Wimborte or else-
where In the country, now devoted to the edieetloo of bop,,
by an omens let them be applied to the edisostion of girts •
bet if Sore Is no mrols the proper way for thole who deer;
le base endowed schools for girt., le to do a. our forstmbers
elid when they founded the seboole forlbom—put their hands
I. thole values and provide the schools for girls."
The Stinnor's Company hare a famous Motif at Tune
b:idge, and proposed to therms the number of Mohr-
ships and 'WWI& another school, but the Commis-
goners have made no Hymn to the offer, They want
so telt. sway the educational trots from the Haber-
dashers' Coupsoy ; the Grown' Company they here
Brastiel Hospital, to spite of • desists' of tkie
Home of Lords, they nom dobermined to take f roes
shoe managemet et the (kart of Aiderraea of the City
of Loader. Dalwith ohs's, lately re-atodelho, they
also seek to pall to pews. The parish of St. Dunstan'.-
in-the-lest, Loedoo, has large charities, and with Us
approval of the Marl of Clumsy and the poriebioner;
prop and to Mobile& • middle-elm college for 400
boyr. They had to get the comfit of dm Oommio
losers, bat they "could not deal with the ease tin
they bad leisure to frame a sobisme," and for Aso whole.
years the mitts: has thee is abysms. EM4IIIIIII
Hospital has bean • very modal of goof management
in the hoods of the Corporation of London, yet llue
Comen'aslonors are rooloth to oast them from the
governorship sod subsets its fends. Of tonne there
are largo found Woos of • similar ehoroster all over the
sentry, Including Colston's charities at Bristol, which
are alike to be "obi toted to the whims of the Commis-
sioner", unless Parliament says by Its resolution In
regard to ilanthnel Hospital, a different policy shell be
puma 04 .
Is the poor mtri's child to hove the gretaitoue edussatioa
latended for him? If ladeed Mere Is to bs homelier no
yratuitous umiloa sleeve as the reward of merit. Um rery
Ant element of tehi merit should be deserving need. Whether
the object be clever or stupid, be I. eqdally entitled to the
inherits.* bequeathed to him by the timder-hearted ; and
beton Lwanuel Hospital esa be meant away by the herd-
Sorted dews of the three despots of Tiotorlasresthe
hearts that beat with 41/0 sympathy with the troublee aW
seeds of others mes arm be stilled. Time wee a time weft
It was thought • pad thing Is the eight of God sod tom to
hod the hungry and clothing te the naked, The pueblo of tie
good tkonaritan has been left for our instruction and viaalpi•
for ill the.; but if he were thing no• be would be told to
bold Sot his twopence beets he relieved the into wbo fell
moose Stews that he might era meertein whet!, s be could
work's sigebralc problesor hoe • women dre
MI who dohs tt eso our school charities administened
with Su reseed to the wish«e of thole founders, rather
than In aooordsnos with tho orotabsto of edneatioatil
reformer', should oho the efforts now being nand' to
check the wild career of the Bdustiou C., mcnissieft.
Ons linareer: AN A TrlaL.—By Samuel Plimsoll,
P.—Loadon : —Twine and thie volume Mr.
Plimsoll, the energetic member for Darby, tells such •
'Wry of do perils to which our dams are exposed, by
the cupidity and 111•1•1•S1011eb of shipowners, as muse
make *very British Sart burn with indigos:ion, and
Meth something of the oarnest desk* of the hon.
member to amend so Mations • system. Ho shown
that is the last too pears nearly ISre hundred retook
have either foundered or bon totally Icot on oar
mote hone tooseworthiness, wound rear, 1'4., to say
Gothic/ of those which have been lost alma& It
oppose that • largo proportion of those are of the
"odor ether, and came to grief when woll-fonsi yodels
woold be able to keep on their sane. Me Joao of life
Stile involves is appalling. Ile shows the. Go under-
writers are ; usable to odors" good regulations. r ore
toadies, is soother scares of many hooters. Coder
the proem of competition or greed shipowoers add •
quarto/ more load to doable their prob. If Us* vowel
makes her port, sell; if lost, they recover her vale*
(in too may Whims fez more than her vela") and se
go at again. Of 0011r8111 these men have many loam
and sale 11r. Plimsoll "I have beard at. shlpowser
say that if • small nambor of shipownen were pat
aboard oae of their own veseels when she was ready let
sea, we should In the event of bad weather, see that
wit% them hod disappeared from oar stools nips
tenths of Um looses w• all deplore." Such is this ova
reputation of soots shipowsers that brokers dare sot
offer cargoes unless they add "Warranted not to ha
shipped in any vessels Sloogiag to— ---- "
Ski. lanks being sled up with the nacos of oortao
shipowners, sad "I, Samuel P.thasoU, say that I have
seen ships so endorsed, and that too with names while
(however well known by a kw) Mad fair In the eye el
the world, in which their infamous rimers bold their
heads very high isdited." As to the* sellon themselves,
they are obliged to run the risks. The owners, who
mon well, covered by Marano*, sad pressed by low
freights, 'put of the neeessary overhauliag of their
Tempts. Therefore misty in generel, though the
fitaUl" mast Intefere to have the.. greivoor wrongs
righted. Amongst mess of leas frequent disaster at
s.. La nadermanniag mods. Bad stowage ia smother
ease,. Over-insuranea is sonseetieses • source of dupe
through Sb. dowaright withodathe of tho owners of the
thasel Defective ooestruetion also leads to dissident
Bbeds bolts are sometimes soot and in a few year.
thee meet in • hthvy the may fall abroad arid fount te
"whim detirnoties. Them, mods are sometimes
im-
properly kongthen•d, Mimi doe strengthening. Oas
shipowser, notorious for overhoding and dialysed of
hantaa Ids, from 1867-69 Mr. Piinsoll found Mt 11
theark, with 105 Um I they butane's are quotod of
everkdela vessels being expected by those who maw the.
aU to founder, and hely mar heard of more. la the
ocomeat the coming esssion, Kr. Plimsoll intends lo
bring before the Hones of Commons •11111 providing let
the etempalseey gamy of all morelteat ships, sad
pea-
vidlig also that no ship shall be allowed to prueesd hi
ssa overloaded, giving the shipowner the WM of di
@Mho, soaks, subjeth to approval by the Board of
Trade. Hs will also move am address to the Crows
praying Her Majosty to Issas a Royal Comealseica to
minks into the other pares' of lase referred to, sad
into tbe general sabjest. Mr. Plheeell mikes or largest
appeal to all Mose to mid hilt in ethariag this meet
argeatly necessary rofoirm Hap the poor mikes foe
the love of God. "If you ar• • man of infineacto, eta
• ensetlag and confer co thk sop..!; If you sr o not,
and will writ* to me am Vesterthotreet, Logsdon,
S.W.) I will try to show you how to halp." How
many of
work? oar readers will hod a hard in this Debts
"One Ow. Irtakeirn," 61, "Roos Wort*" ld.,
AND "DAT or Days," 11.—Thee, publications, whisk
este *odor the experienced and able editorship of the
aim 0. Bullock, of Wormier, provide wholesome,.
Maw for week day and Sunday, which Is inikria
and hookah re. Good old-fealtioood Protartan:ltal
=Vy maistalood, sod it these days of religiose
oisin, QM wide circulation of these messing*
In *my respect desirable.
"Tar Urns Daathicarka," edited by lime. &WA,
gaushosutifallyooloared illastratkos of the latoll
for ehtlhea's and doll's elothiag, with Pat
6110 sprightly wholes ea "Fashions for Illamirlaa,
I' Childcare Fashions," " Dolly's Outfit," sad •
"Gallant, Show," which will highly asses the oblithem.
Altogether It is sou.pltal sixpeanyshorth, aad thie pale.
tither (8. Miller, 37, Tavistoeirotreek W.C.), dorm
thousands of patrono for his "Little Drewsker."
PITILIOIIIOII.IIy PAITSIDGII AND CO.—Thel kuntih-
lith lewd by Moors. Partridge and Os., of Paternoster.
row. are all *miles, and moot • mailderable verily
of wants. Th." Inflate *peas "is fall of strlidag
pictures attrootive to young &Wm, with desolphoth
and verses iraltabl. to the intelligeese of the
The "Obildrea's Friend " is equally well
but Bo content+ are more draped. laterestliag
utrawitaif:titlia."l:l4"6"dlabtls:otortdraiedons'
rsligi:dou:rnhan.yldmo
78wirah.eociarar,....Th:::,,,,0"'faip="1/berised
is beautifully Wastrated, "Ball-boar. with the Binge
and Queens at &irked " with large oherlivings la the
ar...fdimifft:erenwitatareithst soavonllgnstsjaerossigyessmuazpl.k.kpmfests.ares,..p.
juinenjertdooryfoordtstathe.
moguls.,of_Hopt Review " with it, large
page piston", and hoe " idiM Workman ditto, are
too well tams Is si• 1111640 of tempera/aft asi
humanity, to need reolowadatioa from as. Bat we
may say Ma ell hav• Wood upon the year 1873 with
maned vigour. aid 111111170 W 166 60001166111110111.

THE CLintlalNT'S NEW FRIEND.
Mr. Bnipworth acd the Tochborne olaitaant appeared
is the Q teen's Brash oo Wednesday to answer the
abatis a contempt: Ti. affidavits hsvias bees read.
Mr. Sklpworth bawled in affidavit in self jestillo=
and tbe claimant inlaid that be bad risk% is
himself from aspersions cast on him. Tbe (mart ma-
teased Mr. Skipwartk to • fiat of £lOO sad tares
months' imprioonroent. Tbe Claimant arse acquitted 011
Indio( sureties.