No 82

The annual match was played between the TB & KS as usual in Tothill Fields which was won by the latter by 16 runs; we being unlucky in being deprived of one of our best players, who was laid up by illness.  Those who played were as follows T.B. Wrottesley Senr Mure Lendon Hudson Duberly…

No 80

On Tuesday 11th of July the Annual Cricket Match, was played between the Townboys who had not played in the great Match, and the Lamprobaticks, which was won by the former, by one innings by a great majority; a Townboy of the name of Woodgate beating them of his own Batt.  The list of the…

No 78

Goodenough thinking fit to take notice of some slight disturbances, which took place about this time, came round and made a speech at the several boarding houses, severely condemning and strictly prohibiting for the future any game likely to draw fellows together such as shaving &c – adding moreover if the usher should be out…

No 77

The Right Honourable Charles William Wynne having generously given a writership to be contended for by any Boy in the Sixth Form at Westminster, who chose to enter into competition, on Wednesday February 7th and Thursday the 8th.  Six Candidates, Davis, Escombe, Bailey and Findlater T.B. but Home Boarders and Froude and Allen K.S. were…

No 76

On Friday January 5th 1827 departed this life H.R.H. Frederick Duke of York and Albany regretted by all the nation but most sincerely so by the Westminsters as he had always been a Patron to them – To evince their grief the Sixth Form voluntarily went into deep mourning. G. Chetwynd Head Boarder

No 75

In consequence of a fellow of the name of H.H. Davis head boy of the T.B. but a Home-boarder, have mal-appropriated if not the whole, certainly a part of both the Cricket and Football Money, neglecting to pay both Bentley and Foote and this bringing obloquy on the TB, it was deemed expedient by the…

No 74

The following is a list of the sixth at Xmas 1826 Davis          * Mitchell Escombe        * Bailey         * Chetwynd McLeay Lamb Pinckney Vincent Bennett Ld Kerry Lendon Levett Peter Wrottesley Brade Findlater       * Tennyson        * Frere           * Littledale White          * Ellison         * Mure Gordon          * Baker (25) J. Mitchell Head Boarder Those with an asterisk at the end of their…

No 73

After the ineffectual attempt that was made last year the close of the present was distinguished by the revival of the Sixth Dinner after an intermission of 6 years; if directed with a little caution there is every probability that it will again by established into a custom.  It was held as formerly at the…