No. 320
On Saturday, September 29th a school collection was made for the Indian Famine Relief Fund, which reached the sum of £26. This is the largest collection that has been made at the school. William G Bell
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No. 319
Cricket Westminster v. Old Wykehamists July 29 Old Wykehamists. 1st inn. 424 – J.H. Savoy 113. P.R. Toynbee. 90. J.H. Bridges. 71. W. Lindsay. 53. Westminster – 1st inn. 39 for 7 wickets.
No. 318
An exhibition has now been founded in memory of the late Mr. James Mure. The value is £40, & it may be held by any boy at the school between the ages of 15 and 18. The examination is to take place every October, in the subjects of Greek & Latin translation, prose & verse…
No. 317
Mr. Wildman, one of the of the Masters, left at Whitsuntide. His place was taken last term by Mr. White, who left at the end of the term, & this term it is taken by Mr. S. Sloman. William G Bell. Prin Opp.
No. 316
Westminster v. Charterhouse July 14th 1877 This match was played at Vincent Square this year on, as usual, a wretchedly wet day. The full scores are below. Gamble’s bowling was very effective against the Carthusians. Westminster won on the first innings by 20 runs. Charterhouse E.S. Colebrooke b. Gamble 20 H. Somers-Cocks b. Gamble 12…
No. 315
Cricket Westminster v. M.C.C. + ground July 11 1877 Westminster – 1st inn. 38. 2nd inn. 155. 9 wkts. M.C.C. ———- “ “ 199 For Westminster in the second innings W.F.G. Sandwith scored 46 not out, Hemsley 32. For the M.C.C., J.N. Tuck 66, C. Hall 35, F.J. Randolph 31. M.C.C. won on the first…
No. 314
The Athletic Committee was elected on July 19th in the Upper Fifth Room – viz, H.P. Robinson. Q.S. (ex off.) W.G. Bell. T.B. (ex off.) A.M. Hemsley. T.B. 46 votes T.F.F. Williams. Q.S. 43 H. Abernethy. T.B. …
No. 313
Cricket The Eleven v. the twenty-two The Eleven 1st inn. 94 Gamble 21 not out, H Abernethy 22. 2nd inn. 45 for 5 wickets H. Abernethy 18 not out 139 The Twenty-two 1st inn. 56 Caiger 18 2nd inn. 82 Patrick 13. Jansen 15. 138 The Eleven won by…
No. 312
This term, owing to there being no train available to Wandsworth, there has been no “Water”. It is to be hoped that in succeeding years, the Railway authorities will to be to afford us a train. William G. Bell
No. 311
Last Term the Masters’ prize (Math.) was not given. The Marshall Prizes were given to C. Tepper (VIth) Q.S. (2nd class) and, to Godfrey Dale and A. Sikes (Q.S.S. Shell.). William G. Bell