On Wednesday December 11th the sixth dinner was held as usual at Ginger’s Hotel in Bridge Street. The party consisted of all the Boarders in the Sixth with two homeboarders who were invited to join them. It was kept up till 9 o’clock with the greatest spirit. E U Sealy President R Milman (Homeboarder) Vice…
On Wednesday Decr 12th the sixth dinner was held as usual at Ginger’s Hotel, in Bridge Street. It was served at 6 o’clock in a way to give satisfaction to all present and was kept us with great spirit till 9 o clock. Three of the most respectable Homeboarders were invited. E U Sealy President…
This year Williamson endeavoured to put a stop to the sixth dinner by a threat of severely punishing all who attended it. It was nevertheless carried into execution and was held at Ginger’s hotel in Bridge Street. Homeboarders as usual were invited. The dinner was served up in a manner to give universal satisfaction at…
This year the Sixth dinner was put off on account of there being no college play, in consequence of the death of his Majesty George 4th T. Blackall H.B.
There was a Sixth dinner this year, held at Gingers (late Needhams, Bridge St.) to which the Home-Boarders as usual were invited. It was served up in excellent style, and the utmost conviviality prevailed. J.T. Ludlow, President, C. Frere Home Boarder, Vice President. J.T. Ludlow H.B.
The sixth dinner was unavoidably put off this year, as there was no opportunity, on account of there being no College Play. W.P. Lamb Head Boarder
After the ineffectual attempt that was made last year the close of the present was distinguished by the revival of the Sixth Dinner after an intermission of 6 years; if directed with a little caution there is every probability that it will again by established into a custom. It was held as formerly at the…
An attempt was, this year, made but in vain, to revive the Sixth dinner; which however, it is to be hoped, the form will find spirit enough to carry into executing at some future period. O.W.S. Trelawny Princeps. Opp.
The sixth dinner having last year been carried on so openly as to render it in the Dr’s opinion, impossible to be winked at any longer, he laid down his strict prohibition upon it. And in consequence of the threat of expulsion which he held out to anybody and all that should be engaged in…
The annual Sixth Dinner was held on the 4th of December at Willis’ Rooms in St. James’ Street. It was served up in a most superior style, and the utmost conviviality prevailed till nine o’clock, when the Meeting broke up. C. Floyer President, B. Hall Vice-President. Chs. Floyer. Princeps Oppidanus