The following are the T.B.B. monitors for the Midsummer Term: H.C. Benbow prin: opp: …… Grant’s W.L. Benbow ……………… Grant’s H.N. Robson ………………. Rigaud’s The following T.B.B. are also in the Sixth: H. Gwinner Homeboarder H. Munro Rigaud’s T.B. Hodge | | Grant’s | E. Poland T. Morison
The following are the townboy monitors this term W.G. Bell. Prin. Opp. Grant’s. H.B. Cox. Monitor. Homeboarders. T.B. Strong. Monitor. Homeboarders. Townboys also in the sixth- C. Ogle. Rigaud’s. W.L. Benbow. Grant’s.
At a meeting of Monitors held this term the following rules were passed about the Elizabethan committee. (1) The committee shall consist of six T.B.B. and six Q.S.S.; vis. The captain, & the three other monitors, one other senior, & the captain of the third elections, & the two head T.B.B. from each house. (2)…
On the first day of this term, May 27th, two new Town Boy Monitors were made and one QS Monitor. The Town Boys were H.M.C. Macpherson and A.L. Whitlock, so that those for the ensuing year are – L.S. Bristowe Prin.Op. H.M.C. Macpherson A.L. Whitlock The new seniors are – E.H Alington (Capt) G.A.…
The Town Boy Monitors are M.M. Rodocanachi prin opp A.B. Cartwright L.S. Bristowe
This half, there being for the last 4 weeks “new” as well as “old” Monitors in College, the former of course, as well as heads of houses, who are not monitors, have to sit in the “Monitors’ Councils”. Scott says that they have a right to sit, but not to vote in it, as of…
On Saturday, October 11th, Scott, after some days’ consideration, finally appointed Denman (H.B. Grant’s) to the post of 3rd T.B. Monitor, rendered vacant by Roberts’ leaving. Egerton G B Phillimore. Prin. Opp.
There are 6 TBs in the Sixth this term, H.J. Roberts. (Grants) E.G. Phillimore. (Grants) M. Rodocanachi (H.B. Rigauds) E. Rodocanachi (H.B. Rigauds) H. M. C McPherson (Home Boarder) L .S. Bristowe (“”) Scott announced up school that he has determined to make three T.B monitors & nominated myself, Phillimore & E. Rodocanachi, of…
I asked Liddell to extend the privilege of going down without putting one’s name down on paper to the Head Town-Boy as well as the monitors, which request he very liberally complied with- J. Gray Pr Opp
Liddell called us into the Library the other morning before breakfast together with the Monitors to let us know the real statistics of an occurrence which had come to his ears through the medium of James. It appeared that some 4 or 5 small Town Boys in the Fourth had persuaded several of their companions…