Blandford, Wimborne and Poole Telegram. — 1878-08-02 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

CATC IV. w ! should Veil. 1 es th • old. at in'iabitant of Ale ey Mi ton, or of "Stafford oily," war the Dreaded buttoo, exc pt cut of sh,er detenniuution to rein in or It Urn s. Few music sl inatrumsnts are there in the show, yet the one in this wing is a reiraces, tor it is a .5•o-raie h Male dy a blitel mu., Mr. 11. J. Norman, of Fordingion ; the rest of the to p ruses to Sir Frederic Johnst tie aer zee ase all nieriteri ms, I tit the great value of Sir Frederica kint th eight is atiundare Iy shown. The "Cate Party," which was as retractive Vi the eh ldren, and was lent, as we understand, by Mr. Manfiel I, is gone lip tairs to— The Loin Department, and hero ebil Iran and those if lamer growth wordier at ts-ra venom; expreasion.s and attitudes of the seers or so if pussies. Of the paintings herd tee most co t'y perhane is that nt by Mr. C. W. Win tham—" Th • Offer 114 of th'lWi'e Men"—at which Vandy It ant anther gr at renter are meet to have worked, and fur which .C6OO was refused only a few dava ago. But f r local attista' work that of Mr. Millie] Cox votes yre-ernieeet and full of beaiitiia. Mr. C. White, for Pout end, rep es We the arti,t; world wi h much versatility; portions a sunset of his is most atrik'ne, arel we ran vouch for ire not bring exaggerated in I [fete for we have se•n such rlay of colouis over the West Bay. Captain Chimeries eiiriesite• contain one specialty interesticg to tho ladies—% Chinese iieviee f r keeping the teauot werrn—c •acys are quite unersoded, la-lies I Is ek ant set and wonder when v% u learn the captain has hereby kept the pet w riu Net A day without fire. To Al2ylidy who may ehrose it we love the happmeas of roe gnivitig one of hie in the oearg-eiltang, whose atoll grins fr in the tatle Tile flerihe who so acknowl.dged it must be allowed to to judge if his own fanely I ke iera, and we don't pretend to rob Wm even of a shar of this jey. A Chinese rnigazine looks old intermixed with Engli-h-lo king advertisements; hut a genuine lerani look liii Poniard pit Vire- is truly eh aiming, though the ladies wear not the princess robe. Miss D.inscy's an ient eneravings are crowded with life. ani show a transeion reirod between eons ert oriel sad nat teal itlust•re ion ; they are valuable for more than tile, being fold and well deeded. Among Mr. Howard's kind lean the little ship rigge 1 with human ha r by Fr rich misoners wak na sail memories of evil none, we ho-e, to lie repe.ted ; he Jserineae crystals include one mime SiX inches rr wee and said t he the lsreest brought out of Japan, while all are brillant and clear. Mr. Howard has lent plenty of other good things. For another idea from Japan see Mrs. Kent's long and short Japanese swerds, the short fearfully keen, and ready for perm, tinting the "Happy Despatch" suicide at the shortest notice.  _ Sir Fre ivric Johnston chimney-piece from St Mary Ptreet reminds one rather of tho,e odi fiwures which " decorate" the fl-h shop kent *hy Me-sr. Mills and Son. Were these ever a recognisod stk is of art The Indian squaw is a queer one, and—yes l—surely Fhe bas on a Brummagem penny trooch, or what Looks I.ke one. _ _  Some of the Riede° gods, we rather fancy, are net described in the Vedas or any o'her of the books of Hindustan ; but before we can be quite su.o, we must look through the three hundred millions of g di they have, and are net sure of s t ling the point this week. Before we leave foreign productions, the bronze figure of a crouching elephaut on an Indian vessel should not be  But we must come t) horn, produeliins, and our St•hoole of Art 'sop( al, wit', prvif. t 4 the g trd they are d That etrla'ne by Miss Mcrant, of the ganibling bet wean Death and Lire-in-Death for the Ancient Marivar ia Lawfully ffective, an I shows talent an I power. Perhaps the crownitor attr ffitinns are the twodu^ticins of the So •th Ken-inat Al Royal S. boil of needleeorki Here ere bulru het g.., water-li ie frogs, mro -s• oms, kingft hers, w irkedM 011 roars t w Ihrig, snii with marvt Ile lifir few stitches; hut Co. ry st tb effi•ctivii, ;vial the while st,ikingly srtittic, not a sti•ch is thrown &stay. The tripl scr in NU bought, we undo stand, by Lord El 'on, for £l2 12d. Chittirea an I thAr ntir:es, too, will be deli zlitei with • scarlet go-net, which is worked with illust atiotie of the nursery rhym a about tie "Ft-t wenty blackbirds, Baked in a pie—" And the remainder, whit h old memories of childhood may recall. The King, the Q teen, the blackbirds, the maid, and the fate of the nose, are all worked beautifully, the countenances having lifelike etre ission, and yet without the Reit:lfni iteration of stitch that is seen in the old tapestry. Ladies will pry long into this work. As to the pictures, they are beyond us to describe, and we confess to delighting in a dainty scene even in an overelaborate picture like that French looking one. "The Departure of the New-married C alple," while we cannot bee the pricelessness of what looks as if on it a pot of yellow paintwas upset, thoneh it may FU:g,,st amaryellous sunnv base. We like bh tia pleasing or int,ll. e eu, and awakens thought, or shows good dot ail, and so our readers had *bitter see the pict urea for themselves. But T,7 no means let them miss, but carefully examine all over, the Loan Department, on the ground floor land upstairs,  interei, for the de, h•Pe the Yourp invert Nr. ELIOT C )nti to putt:Uri, • in order, who had devoted it to ta. '4ll