The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-15 00:00:00

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ha they hare coos to some result amoogst them-
ruough to do IbiS
Lves. I only wish ii..w to drew •Wistlon to the fat
that upon these subjects archery prole are oot eu-
seangod and are lissomly allowed to form iedisidual
°rains, or at any rate to acluee their thoodha to
int priaciples. But the question what Is beeutdol ?so
shill open for the diseased°o ef every One without the
risk of offending his neighbour's prnelpiee or prejal
It word I fancy be Impossible to produce . flaei erre
on the subject if we only err ler hew mush the be•uty
of beauty threads sport variety. For butane, if nil
;flocioreryiedtoitsbanotat
:mat biter.:om ?ter hltsetosytea;
ettimiwn raltittol 6..dg
young ladies with bar .ye.: and so on. So that we
still have and an likely still to has tr.; subject open
for siv ry one to think about ; sod I repeat obit It is
alma:the only soltjat on wh'oh the grata number of
a it. allowed to re sou without atria to reason
towards foregone aseadosious, and to justify prams-
aired *aloes. Perh.ps I shall be told chit the
greater number do not it At to think for themselves 00
soy subject. Now, sir, there is just one fast which
aeon to me fairly conclusive that people„do are a
think for themoslywo on this a bpot, and -that is the
enemas popularity of Mr. Rtakin's works. What is
the merit of Mr. Ruskin's writings! They hare many
good qualitire—banty ef leaguer, force of stjls,rinergy
of expression; but I think torr most velars care,
teratie is their Illogical isetharn ; the oars whish he
MOLDS to hake to throe himself io one chapter into the
deface of something which he sits skied with egad
weeny in the chapter before; sad to wi.t• this yar •
book preaching some ins whir last year he danounoed.
It is to l granted I suppe'eto Ma sessitive capacity
for weber what t really loisaunfal la ever; thing, but
at the same time sang one ring so kora thus for
law time be 101011 sight of everything she. In this way
the radar of Yr. Iteskin's boobs Is absolutely failed
into think-tag for lawn% when he lode two sides of
the slur question adorer with equal power Ind Anal
earasstaer, by oas gad the same person. Hen
ars II may Is objected that ff at has to d•
ler matters whir are se loespable of liar dation
IS must be ray impratial, and therefore as
of mart atone* to ths prairie.% people whir
pm, Its. seartal that we Bali& an ; but what we ,
require se • parka people Is not that the dna
preares at art shell la dad sad drone, but that the
wan* of artists shall be devoted towards rarer
objects, sad it le this whir artists themselves so if ea
roast Perhaps, admiring here en behalf of art, I
shell be egroted to take the part of ft iiitt Mania Use
purr which Is so noosing no the oeutrary. I support
the public spinet the artiste. I belly. that this cots-
moo feria of anima people that art should be
adapted to tile requirements of ;bek moral life, is the
stagegest nodal power that we have towards the
development of sit' and it is only banes our artiste
in eassisetAls that they are sable So soosply with the
demand. By " seiatifie I don't mean, se is so often
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what I do mar by the helped an'illuaration. Probsbly
Jay on. ohe bus studied roompastlve anatomy would
be able, 111 were to give blip on boos of • doe,. or any
other animal with whir be mg be sequalated, to eon-
salsa the whole skeleton of the animal by means of his
previous knowledge. This ierolves • great deal of
tositaiesl skill end knowledge whir I admire very
mash, but it Is net ormalis thematic. But when Pro-
fessor Owes nerves from Australia or bone of •
relates dug ap there and 'mason bran, and,
reaserag from Lie previous knowledge, imearuote the
skehroa whir he ersiders ought bro brag to that
bees if the laws of roomy hold good, sad that
skeleton is Wad to areepood emery to the areal
sheires dug thou, sir, we have an retros of
adentille thea6l—whieh arena the appliostion of
pest sacristies to Dew aad dilater eirewastarea So
with arras If as arehlast indorsable, • design for a
mangies ar • shank r • rale he puts so seleatille
thought late it, bemuse he has • thorough sequaintande
with tesseleas sad rename all over the strata, •od
alters the diatimsleas, sad the plea, mixing pedlar
ports from different models, all of whir may show •
great deal of beeludeal skill. Boa if he bee to design as
artistis railway station, be has se model, but has to
apply the apriseas be bat pined by • study at
temples, reraltea, nod mensiose, to the design of his
railway statics. having to wit out all dessestione that
he may dad is a gatherer that are reentinset with a
railway station, sad invent sew nee having the some
reran to a rainy stria that those had to a
sethedral. It is ao wonder then that we have not yet
• priestly snare railway darn. But we have rose
some way toward* it, and we have lately seen • groat
atop in advance In the dollen of the new Midland rail-
way ratios meted at Bt. Parra : &ad I ban so
doubt that we shall aileron further yet, for when the
nearer people of Rograd its eourred that, brad
of the %elbows they ban elan bad to pat up with,
they an start from an artistic rallea ration, sad
travel la an artistie third elan railway wrap, thaa,
bat not Ferule till thou, will they take that thorough
Interest In the support of ait eon the edecistien of
artists whin roll *snare the nooses of Institutions like
this School of Art. Bat, brore our antra sea be In
this way sonntilia„ that Is, OILCI adapt the art that we
inherit to the different oonditioos under which we live,
=turomfirst be thoroughly trained in and thoroughly
this art that we niter, have In all its
Wearier stages—uolusleal, mediamil, aid modern; sod
IS is for the purpose of imparting this knowledge that
these anals of art an mat saki. We may have
She bat private leashing pearls, but we cannot get, at
asy rats, Ins town like this, the mate, and model., and
pairings, which give the studeeta • praotior agora,.
are with this history of art, except by schools of this
kind. Looking the, at art from these two points of
view—lts premier utility, and its vales In stimulating
!startler thought, I trek I may fatly urge on all to
sapport this school ; if they sac, se students; If not, et
east as subearonsra Imy as agnate Ira, hearse I
think that it should be at least our Ili= tAI make the
school self-supporting. The Secretary and Mr. Watson
have told ne that the schools in largo rens like &eta
aid even Manehesear are not so, and they seem to make
this an reuse for our not being es. Now this reminds
ate of the Use when I was a mall boy at sehool, wham
If two at as get late • serape sad Oa roa away, sad
the other was aught, his laralable skew was "Plans
sir, it wasn't roe, It was the other boy.' Now there is
no reason why we shard make the knife of others sa
ozone for our ow.: 10 let us SIM at making the sehocl
alder and saill:Eg. la order to do ale we
want an attire sad I have no doubt that
re new members will follow the wimple if
thee, already ea the list, In doing tail beet for the
**boot. It is with mash pleasure that I geopood the
resolutios—(applines).
The motion was serried.
The 1116TOS said he had mash pleasant la predating
• nee al titanium to their eaesliest reason. ifs was
sare they were all gratilled with the sauna in which
the boa. gentleman had paroled, and with the needier
address he had ginu—(benr, bar). Mr. Player was
reedy toes., forward on all °earns in Doraltastoor,
whether Is masters political. uplo.lioral, or af say
other Interesting arum. li, always diseharged
daty la every possible way act °sly to his conetituesits
y, but to the people of Darehester
to=small ). He arrays aid the proper thing at the
Mhad therefothee, and se se to meet all their views. Heine )
re mar plii•Ara la moving • volis
it Shacks to their worthy @karman, and he felt is,.
sseetiag would ardially acquiesce in 8—(load
VarlailD Pore, In secoodbig the motion, took the
Lw`wilty of saying bow very astapeetedly had been
brew seaferred arm him of being sleeted •
member of the stosamitise. He 'add not gay h
=g art, but it eatraly pre on greater pleasure
en an object whir was bentlful that when it
was otherwise ; bat setting aside tie aleatillo peat of
the questra, they might rat amend that se far s his
hatable eadearion allowed he would do everything la
his power to forward an eadartakiag whir hod I Its
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WILYMOUTH.

HOLY TIIIIIIITT CHololl.—The Roy. J. 8. Ilautsbaa
has aso Aided to the earsey el thh °laurel, nos v.
A. C. Dena.
Baum 4118 AIT E0I:104710X —We s.re giod to dad
that sight siesses are opens! at** Middle lionsol,
under loompeteal teenier& 0. Illoachky evesiap the
subjoin taught are freehand, swiMl. and perverting
irswing, bad on Wednesday gesestriesi drawing aid
urinal physiologi. Appliestioas lehooki be wade M
the aohooL Howe are excellent opportunities for those
eir pad doing the day to 000 U lee their education at
sownsielt hours.
Tux COAaraI3ARD MID TUB YAM Aug.—Ws
believe it Is onnet to ores that a* esaware hes has.
caned by the Adrainity oe the oesetreard with refer-
ence to the look.est .sth. lime of the earns el the
ttanoa, or the subuent einterastenen. No doubt a
report kJ beim 1,4 for; bat me behove thegWey-
Mouth 4:atiou oomMers tho Preston *MM. so Im ao
more to blame thou Weymouth. if there h any blame
at all to 53 ettulted to the nanguard.

CEUIIIII, FLUE—The Ith inat, la nam,d hr
the departure of the Float
Tan OWIDIag BAIII4III AIXIIDWAS —no poor fellow
who fell from Lb. topsail yard of the Hoes of Noah,
was Wooded by Dr. Nottleford, sad takes to the Wey-
mouth Rer I lioepltel GE that meathmaaa's advise.