No. 298
The Ireland verse prize was not given, the Dean’s Greek Testament prize was on by J.A. Turner and W.C. Aston. (1877) The Gumbleton English verse prize was won by C. B. Vyvyan, A. R. Smith was second but no prize was given.
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No. 288
The ‘Phillimore Verse Translation’ was Dido’s speech in the Fourth Oeneid. HRK Rogers QS obtained the first prize. The ‘Prose Translation’ was taken from Plato’s Republic. GA Hicks first prize.
No. 280
The subject for the Phillimore Essay is a comparison between the Lyric poets of Greece and Italy. The prize was awarded to OEquates G.A. Hicks TB Macmillan QS Proxime Accessit Botton QS The subject for Greek Iambics was selected from Julius Caesar I.3. No first prize was given, the second was awarded to P.J.…
No. 272
It had been found necessary to add a new panel for the names of two new benefactors of Westminster, namely, the Rev. J. Marshall and G. Gumbleton Esq. The former of whom has given a sum of money to be expended upon an annual prize to the Shell; the latter a like sum upon a…
No. 257
The subjects for the Phillimore prose & verse prizes were a passage from Livy XXVI & the first chorus from Phoenissae of Euripides. The prizes were awarded to L.S. Bristowe.
No. 226
The town boys in Sixth are, Christmas 1874 M.M. Rodocanachi, prin. opp. A.B. Cartwright L.S. Bristowe H.M.C. Macpherson R.H.U. Ellis A.L. Whitlock Ireland Verse. No first prize. 2nd – E.V. Arnold The Athletic Sports came off this year on the 14th and 15th. The Committee were – E.V. Arnold. M.M Rodocanachi. E. Waddington.…
No. 168
C. M. Lush (Grants) and E. Mee (Rigauds) at the Whitsuntide Election this year won both the ‘Tripletts’ – H. D. Farrell (H. B.) also received a sum of money (£100). A.P. Hill PO
No. 165
The Greek Iambic Prize was gained by E. Mee (T. B.) who also took it last year, so the second fellow Otter Brindy (Q. S.) got half the prize. A.P. Hill.
No. 160
This term some very interesting lectures on heat have been given by Mr Tomlinson; there is to be an Examination in it and special prizes given for it at Xmas. A. P. Hill.
No. 157
The Athletics came off on Oct. 17th and 18th, the weather fortunately was fine & there were a good number of spectators – Vidal (R. S.) took the mile in 5. M. 14 S. being an improvement on last year by 6 secs; he also carried off most of the Challenge Cups. Mrs Scott gave…