The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-25 00:00:00

_PRIZE DAY AT THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.

On Friday afternoon the annul distribution of prises
in sonneetion with o'4 school took Owe, whoa Kr.
W. Driutt, Kr. T. W. 3bettle, Kr. C. Rowe, Kr. J.
Bilotti*, Kr. C. Rowe. Yr. J. Hatehard, Kr. O. O.
Barrett, and General Kooken (goy 'room), Mr. I'.
Rawlins (reenter), sod • lumber of Islas. sof gentle.
woo were present. The chair wee taken b. Kr. W.
Druitt,who briefly Gelled upon the 1t.,. fl Y.: to real
the list of prises,
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To. Rev. 11. rix said that he was sorry to find that
they had not met In saoh numbers a. tuna. toot he
mast first thank the visitors, and especially the ladies
woo were present. Taey wore met under plealier
dreninstenoss ; no independent memeiners bed visited
them, and they had not therefore, the benefit of their
advise and menael am on former omesioas. They had
sail, too, without the premise of the head mutter, who
wished with 46 family to absent himself on that mu-
don. That was • mitts, of doom regret ; but they
°odd no doubt outer into his feelings and sympathise
with him. He (sr. Pia) said he trusted he should
sot go beyond the bounds of good sense when lie said
said that all—govermors, mutters, and boys—wished
the whole of the family every happinese and wolf orb
In their retirement—(applthes). He would now pre-
med to the more promote part of Ids daty. lead read the
prise lid, which was se follows :
Classics.-14 form, R. Parr • Sad, Leff- 3rd. W.
Rawlins; 4th, Laurie; 6th, Cre:ich ; sth. L Sodden.
Parr wee especially complimeatsd for the peke he had
taken in his studies, both in and out of soma, and W.
Bowline warn also spookily commended.
litathessaticr—lst and 2nd forms, A Sodden; 3rd
and 4112, W. Baker ; sth, Creech; 6th, B. Bidden.
A. Braden, • first form boy, beat all the lads in the
@mond form, and eluded or the prise for both. A boy
named Netheroost was also somplimented. •
Preoth,—Lower &hoot, Bartlett; Upper %boot,
Brine. The Upper drawl prim would have goes to R.
Bidden, bat Sherds allows no boy to marry off more
than two prizes.
Drosetag.—Governor's prise, Ppm, extra prize by
the Drawing Roster, Hiller.
The ClllllllOl said it was • matter of regret that so
many of the boys were Meant, on amount of recent
Massa. With regard to the future of the 'shoal the
governors had sued every effort and agency sad
Interest to sustain he position. There might have
been differemoes of opinion emonget them, but that was
• matter of the pest. As to the future, every atop
would be taken to maintain the 'Moloney of the
asked, and there was no men why it should not rim
to • mush higher positioo than It had ever yet attained.
The town and neighbourhood demounted • tabool of
the highest mope and rank. Be diesels they had not
bees treated at all well by the Endowed &hook Cone-
missionen ; sad the visits of the inspeeton, at all
events, bad failed to alter his opinion in the least.
He was sanguine enough, however, from the last visit
to hope that the Chimes arraegenassits would be all
that they maid desire. Numbers of weds were
sadoes Se Bead their bays to the sehool, and It would
be a groat hardship If the mureseadopted should Kt
mat their doing so. The foundation would be value-
less tales' it met the requirements of the present day.
It would be impossible for the *shoot to rise anises
the edseatiou was good. At to the details, they might
differ, but • high standard ought to be kept lip in eon-
section with the old fthadation, and every step would
be taken to sodium the 'shod in every braush as it
hitherto had bees—(applause).
The Rev. H. I'll said that he had only two more
things to say; one wee unpleasant, and the other was
pleasant. In the first place, the sehool would reopen
on Timidity, the 6th of August, sad in the mould
plies, he wished them all • most happy holiday
(sheers).
Obsess were them gives for "The Governors," "Dr.
Fletcher," "The Rev. H. PM." the "Rest of the
Restate "The Ladles," and "The Holidays"
The Camases then formally thanked the masters
for their seal and diligence daring the past year, and
said be wished it to b• distinetly uoderstood that the
'shoal would he carried on hailer the superintendeaes
of the Rev. EL Pm, and another deeded master week%
be appointed.
The proceedings then terminated.

Tore Coasou.—OeP°°BlsieLrde y the Town °mean
oonsidered the returns is to the school delleteney in the
boroagh under the *donation Act, but nothied Woe
done though the feeling seemed to 100 Moat • School
Board is inevitable. The two Meese of land la Si.
James'a and Loneliest wanted by the Booth Winners
railway had been valued at £llO, and the sompan7
meeptad thero at that prise.
PoOLI CID BOVINIIIoOTE SALLWAT. —The sow
*motors who are building it. NW railway station, good
iliedt, to-, at the nortli sad of the town of Poole. sad
the cootraotor who Is also making the lines across the
streets to join
,alie Poole and ,Boareentoett line, ere
rapidly getting cm with their work. • good deal of
regret is expressed both at Poole and Bournemouth
that the works in the neighbourhood of Bonniernoeth
me not pushed on tamer. Tao Bill whisk is before
Parliameat, and whisk, will give tlmpoarusasy revival
of lapsed powers, may alertly be es to nests,
the royal assent, and wiles this is done we antisipals
the line plashed forward with greater earnest's's.
We so meet of the melees sloes the Poole sad
Boernemoath line aro already °mistreated, and • large
extent of the heavy witting of web work through the
Peorkstene-hill bag also been assompliabod•
Tin EIWAOS QVTIOI.A apeeial omegas .15k.
Town Osumi/ was held ea Wednesday to restive •
report from the minim sethority with beferemes to •
pored from "The Torn 1611111.111Coeipany, Limited,"
yrs acted la London, miring for a oonemeion of the ex-
iled,. right of eolisetrad nighteoil and refees within
the bonsai* if 4160 a yew wen granted them for the
parole.; Da whieb tams privies woeld be
end she eighteen removed at eight in *Wed marts.
The Sanitary Ossealltesit, In reporting thereon, stated
"Toe, eeesables aet bey* bees Welshed with saj
seedattiele of the bees Met of the easeera. are sot In
apesitlosterepert as Is the same, bat aesamiag tab
esearsay le Ins pollfos te treat with the Oestasil,
year eseasliaos report this It woold be advisable to
pasta essonsios el the waste ea Was to be
selessed." oho dissuiss Vim leased it was
gsnessaj 1•111118di ON Os mow Needs of raw*

aliklerall meshed reformetloa, bet ea iadlepiedthe
providiel to eatertath the riather ef pet* Nth ellth
asked by the seethe, for perfenalag the work. end ett
tbe mottos of Kr. &Artie. stheediA by lb, Oarith
wag remived. "Tra: • e ,coemiee be evestml to the
oompuly for taking the nighteed et the am. epee the
term I. ensbotied Si the aimeeemet to he Prorotod
to t•., that that the empaity should take the ethith
don sod e•rry oat the -arrangeneerts at their are
00. t." Mr. F.reday, the repregentatite ef the
WAS segia
then c.Led tote the hall aed lateemeij lliti
decision of the Coen/44 erbiolt he mid be ithoeld cab.
mit to the company fa Loades.

VAOCHIATION'CIiAIIOIII —At ab• Poole potty warlemi
on Thursday, brgore the Mayor ( itliterams Raker)
sod Moors. W. L C. A..ler and C. J. Stoma, Jaw
&surto* was summoned by ths %taloa mithairithis lot
migMsting to hays • ehild over a year old vassiaaaldt
The mother of the Midi staitod that It had bsea Addy,
and had mires been in a It sioaditlisa foe the magralami.
She was told that in snob a sass a medioal eartillsot•
ought to have been given. At the mother said the
child was about to he operated upon ea the followieg
day. the Baneh deelded oo deferring their &Maims
until Monday. —William Haycock warn samisofted far
the like odium, but pleaded that the oporatio• had
bees effected three weeks ago, but there bed bees •
negleat in funilehlog the °saltiest*. Tide ease won
dismiessul.--./sata Ileb9ood,likewisessuarnomed angled
that be had no faith in vamination, and he believed
more children died from vaccination time from small.
pot. The chlll. however, bat been vseeleated
the first time ineffeetually, of which the °Meer lieg
regular notim; the wend time last week, whirl\ wee
seesewafuL The Beech adjourned the cam until No.,
day for the medical eertifioate to he prodasod.
Richard El rgAes, soother offender. had • Moller
*zoom, and this case was adjourned until Thanday
seat, the 'Mild having hoer operated on a sosoad time
on the premding day.
Wirs-usonso. —Carter Kinder, of Porkstoas, was
summoned by his ado for assaulting her ea Saturday
night, the 18th lost, Complainant stated that hos
husband pushed her out of doors o• flotarcloy, sod
throw a briekbat at her, for which she gars Km la
'barge, but failed to appear against him is Meodayi
as he promised amendment; bet on his roserulas
howl tbe following day, on meeting him Ia the tap&
whore he was wheeling a barrow, defeadant dropp4
the barrow and Maimed a severe blow on somplaiesat,
which nearly knoeked her beet werds. Defendset said
his wife on the day in quostioo put up his c'citriee la •
bundle, sad seat it to him to the pottery where he
wee working. Be wan annoyed at this, and as ohs
met him am he was whee/ing them bask sasleemsamifol
abasing him he pulsed her oat of his way. a. wet
intended living with her again, end was emillat is
leave her in poessmaise of the holm and furniture sod
I alio+ bet 12e. • week. In iumwsr to the Saar
Mrs. Kid Der said she was soursat to mama Meat sums:
but her husband meet be booed over to keep the pease
towards her. The 13 ,neh easeated, sag dslealaat wiss
bound ore/ in the corn of 1:20 to keep the posse fa lig
months. and allowed to go.