No. 192

This term a weekly production called “Westminster Truth” was started by certain OWW, who established agents & a treasurer in the School. The somewhat singular object was to assist the “Elizabethan” with any profit that might accrue, the latter organ being very much in debt. The tone of “Westminster’s truth” rapidly passed from the harmlessly…

No. 191

The Rev W. A. Heard since 1885 master of Grants, was appointed Headmaster of Fettes Coll: Edinburgh during the Holidays – Mr Heard was a master & house master at Fettes before he came to Westminster. He will be much missed in the school & up Grants. Mr Tanner takes his place in the House.…

No. 190

                                                     The Westminster Play The Andria of Terence was performed in College Dormitory on the evenings of December 12th, 16th & 18th, and was followed on each night as usual by an Epilogue, preceded by the Prologue on the last two nights. The cast was as follows:- Simo –  C. A. Phillimore Sosia –  A.…

No. 189

The fencing competition took place on Monday December 9th- the score was as follows:-     1st Round S.H. Greogry beat H.V. Eason  (5-2) H.C. Jonas – F.C. Davidson (5-0) C.H. Gregory – H. Davidson (5-2)     2nd Round C.H. Jonas beat S.H. Greogory  (5-4) C.H. Gregory – a tye      Final C.H. Gregory beat H.C.…

No. 188

The Ireland Prize Latin Verse has been awarded; to W. Covington: TB The Gumbleton Prize for English verse E.H. Marsh TB The Phillimore translation prize E.H. Marsh TB Proxime accessit, F.G. Eccles T.B.                                                                                                               F. G. Eccles. Prin: Opp:

No. 187

On Monday evening, Nov 18th, a service for the commemoration of benefactors was held in Abby, by permission of the Dean. The service, which was entirely in Latin consisted of several Psalms and the Deum set to Gregorian music & chanted in union; the lesson read by the Dean, a long sort of preface setting…

No. 186

A new Order of Prayer for Westminster School was published during the Midsummer Holidays- it is dedicated to the Queen and contains: “Preces antiguae” – (now out of use) Commendatis benefactorum; The prayers said up School; an order of daily morning service; The Psalms, arranged for every day in two terms; Collects, Epistles & Gospels;…

No. 185

The Mission Offertory (St. Luke’s Day) amounted to £18. 19. 2.  Which with the H. M’s contributions & late  money produced a total of £23. 10. 6.                                                                                                               F. G. Eccles. Prin: Opp:

No. 184

The following TBB are in the Vth: E.H. Marsh.          Rigauds S. Liberty              HB F. Urch                 Rigauds F.G. Eccles            Grants                           W.H. Ervington.      Grants F. Gilbert               HB R.R. Howlett         HB                                                                                                               F. G. Eccles. Prin: Opp:

No. 183

The captains & monitors for the ensuing year are: P. Williamson      Q.S. Captain H.L. Stephenson  Q.S. Monitor F.G. Eccles   T.B.B   Monitor                                                S. Liberty   T.B.B.  Monitor The heads of houses being Grants.           F. E. Maclean Rigauds           P. Waterfield HBB                  H.P. Edwards                                                                                                               F. G. Eccles. Prin: Opp: