The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-09-13 00:00:00

1111,01111 T, SZITXII, AND 10731011 Y.

The young woman, sermat of a member, under TO years of
age, cdso shall bare lived longset in a family, either domestic
servant or dairy maid, with good character, £l.—Elimbeth
W risme, Upway.
The man, lb. out-door 'arrant of a member, and the moo a
a labourer, under SI man of age, who shall hare lived longest in
a gentleman's serrke, with good ohmmeter, /.I,—Robert Hung,
thonington.
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The labourer (one la es& dietriet) who WWI have rent the
greatest number of &Wren most regulwAT if' the dar
echool, 10r. eseb.—Ann Turtles, Stafford; arwrlre Cbirk, 31•1"
comb, Nagle ; John Fooke, Ouoingto O.orgs Dart% 1111-
bow ; George Kettle, lidelleareathide ; Nobel Maidla
Newton.
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*—T-be—labourer (one In each distric() who shall have went the
Cialnumber of children MOM regularly to Ilawleb_San*
eptxiola, 10a. each.7Tlitimas Barrett, Bradford
pope, Hokocube Berle , Joseph Barimt, Omanlngton ; °camTe
Dar* Balboni* ; Thome Glbbe, piddietrpetitide • William
vieump, Sydling Ann Squibb, Longteedy. Eliza ti.
Thomas Downtain, Illelowebe 800.
The labourer who dull have mat the Iranian number of
&lathes Hie most regularly to the pariah day and Sunday
hcboole, 11.—John Foote, 011Ming1012.
Tbg boy who doll have ecintinned to Wend the parish Sun-
day echool as a pupil, for the longed pasiod being above the
age of 15 end under 10, 10a. u.kombe
R. 0.; hehood 70, Willlam Terry. Heti:mato Reg. ; third, he,
Henry Dougherty, Melcombe Regla
The girl wbp.thall have continued to attend the pariah Sun-
..y school he A pupil, for the longest period, being above the
sge of 15 and under 20, 10a.—..arah Crltchell, Radlpole ;
Nary Dpway ; third, Is., Harnett Garbind,
Th„k,..., and Mary G. Rine, Bingliane. Heinnobe. clActre,
106.—clun Trerat, Woodaturd.

The wee "deem of plain work, worked by a girl between
the ages of 15 and le at the parish day echool, M.—Elisabeth
F. Stapler, Dorebeeer.
The beet cpaduien of plain work. worked by • girl between
Use ages of 14 and 15 at the parish Jar school. .se. 64.—Jane
Ann Coffin, Dorchmew ; mewed, Si, Ellen Warren, 'Dudek's+ ;
third. 4s. 6d., Catherine Old, Piddletrenthide.
The best specimen of plain work, worked by a girl between
Ike ages of 13 and 14 at the with day shoo!, be—Mary Ann
Townsend, Upway.
The best specimen of plain work, worked by a girl between
the ages of 12 and 1351 the perish day school, 4s. ed.—Harriett
Sad , Stafford; second, es., Annie Williams, Tincleton ;
third, 3.. 6d., Catherine Bourn, Piddletrenthkle.
The best spsamen of *in work, worked by a girl between
the ages of 11 and 13 at the parish day school, ea—Susan
Townsend, Upway.
The beet specimen of plain work, worked by a girl between
the thee of 10 and 11 et the pariah day school, 3s. 6d,—Emily
Brown, Pkbiktrenthitle.
The best epecimea of plain work, worked by a girl between
the ages of • and 10.0 the =thd• st• 3s.—Mary
Tbseletee ; esseed, la Id., . Stellosel.
The best specimen of plain work, wae—d—by a girl between
the ages of sad Sat the perish day school. St. 64.—Jane
ffeedthlip, Theeleton ; mood, b., natbiaa Oa" Dominator.
Ms Mal minima of plain work, worked by • girl between
the gni al 7" said it at she parka day school, 12.—Aaa
Urn,.

The best specimen of lolain work, worked by a girl under 7
year of ago et the parieh day eclueol. b. ed. —Margnrct
Hutchings. Thieleton ; seemed, Ss., Elisabeth Mille, Knight...li.
The beet specimen of &girl's frock made at school, b..—Euilly
Groves, t"pa a. Extra, Ss —Lucy Watt., Manuel.
The bed els-amen of knitted stockings, dune by a girl at
school, tic—Lilas thrives, Upway ; seound, Se.—Mary Luck,
Tincleteee.

The best sampler or other specimen% of marking, done by
a girl at school, as.—Lcall Ann Northam. Dorchester ; "mond,
Amelia Am Feltner, Piddiatown, third Is., Ann Stiller,
Upway ; forth, Ile, Fanny Symonds, Radlpole.
The girl who shall produce the best specimens of darned
stockings. done at school, J.s.—liary Jane Warr, teehester.
The girl who shall produce the beet patchwork quilt .r cover-
ing. %blither dote at school or at home, ea.—Elizabeth bridle,
I.lpway.
The boy who iihall produce the beet specimen of knitting,
Sa —Simeon Bowling. Up.ey ; second, 64., liktert Warren,
Tincieten. . . .

The woman who shall predues the beet 'minim of her olio
gain *orb. 7A—Mary Elizabeth Rood, Dorebeeter 'gerund
, Ann Bartlett, Bradford ; third, lin, Katherine Tlzzord,
Knighton. . . . . .

The woman who ehall produce the beet pair of knittal dock-
he, oen work. 71.—Ellen Cniew, Knighton.
T 66 beat wpwcinwn of darned not:kings , Tax-
sant Knighton

"God save the Queen" was then sung by those assem-
bled, and three cheers given fur Iler Majesty. The
uieeting then broke up.