No. 135

The following football colours remain for the season                                 Pinks F. Street (captain) Q.S.    H.C. Witherby  T.B.   E.A. Everington T.B.                                Pink and Whites P. J. Preece                                           A.R. Knapp R.O. Mills                                              G. L. Edwards H. L. Stephenson                                  P. Weichard E. W. Woodbridge                                P. Armitage                                      Thirds Elevens W. V. Dohety                                         J. Gifford A. G. Clarke                                            J.…

No. 130

The following are the T.B.B. in the Sixth for Play Term 1888 S.C. Woodhouse Prin. Opp                                      Ashburnham E. H. Marsh                                                               Rigauds S. Liberty                                                                   Home Boarders Birch                                                                          Rigauds H. C. Barnes                                                               Grants G. H. Fry                                                                     Home-boarders N.B. The old “seventh” has been restored and the “under sixth” been abolished.

No. 129

The captain and monitors for the ensuing year are A. R. Knapp  Q.S.                         S.C. Woodhouse  T.B. J.B.W. Chapman  Q.S.                  F. Street  Q.S. The heads of Houses being Grants   H.C. Barnes Rigauds   P. Weichard House-Boarders    H.P. Edwards

No. 128

The elections for 1888 were made as follows Trin Coll Camb                             Ch. Ch. Exhibitions J. I. Stirling  T.B.                            S. V. Rolleston  T.B. W. Grant-Wilsow  T.B.                  C.L.C. Aveling    Q.S.                                 Triplett Exhibitions A.E. Balfour  T.B.                           C.J.B. Hurst  T.B.                                  Triplett Gratuity                                A.A. Markham  T.B.

No. 127

I may have given an account of the alterations up School. The walls of the school room are pavelled with oak to about a quarter of their height, the names written above being kept as they were. The floor is formed of blocks of wood, on the same principle as the wood pavement in the…

No. 126

A meeting was held up School on May 17, at which Mr. Rawson explained his plea for the School mission. This is to found a Boys Club, taking the Charing Cross Branch of the Recreative ensuing Schools. The scheme shall be given in detail if it is adopted, as it most probably will be. Mr.…