No. 563
On Thursday January 3rd Mr Rutherford was married in the Abbey to Miss Constance Reuton. As a wedding present the members of the school gave him a revolving book-case.
No. 562
The play this year was the Trinummus of Plautus. The Prologue was written by Mr C.E. Freeman & the Epilogue by Mr E.B. Arnold. The cast was as follows – J.A.R. Brooke – Megaronides C.J. Shebbeare – Callicles S.A. Clarke – Lysiteles C.C.J. Webb – Philto H.P. Lowe – Lisbonicus Stasimus – M M.R. Belthune…
No. 561
On the 16th November the Rev. W. Failes family was increased by a daughter.
No. 560
About the middle of this term all the lesser divisions of forms were abolished, thus making progress up the school quicker. But it is rather hard on fellows in the lower division who might have got prizes.
No. 559
The Dean’s Grk Testament Prize has been awarded to C.C.J. Webb, as also has the Ireland Verse prize. The Mure scholarship has been gained by A.M.T. Jackson; Prox. Acc. F.H. Coller Q.S. Webb also won the Ireland Verse Prize.
No. 558
The Games Athletic Committee this term consisted of – C.C.J. Webb (capt), A.M.T. Jackson (Pr. Opp) secretary, A.E. Bedford (Treasurer), S.H. Clarke (Q.S), C.B. Tritton, R. Vavasseur Q.S. + R.A. Ingram. The sports were held on October 11th + 12th. On the first day it was feared that the dense fog would prevent them being…
No. 557
The Townboys in the VIth this term – A.M.T. Jackson Grant’s A.E. Bedford Rigaud’s M.H.M.T. Pigott Grant’s
No. 556
The new Head Master has certainly come in like a lion. I hope he will go out like a lamb, but I am afraid not. On the first morning of the term the Dean brought him up School and after he had prayed for him (very necessary) he inducted him. After prayers on his very…
No. 555
In the matches for the Cricket Shield Homeboarders beat Grants, but were beaten by Rigauds, who have never lost the Shield. The following are the XIs. Grants Homeboarders Rigauds A. Armitage (capt) C.B. Tritton F.T. Higgins C. Gibson F.G. Thorne A.E. Bedford A. Ruston H. Thompson A.R. Hurst J. McCance A. Winstanley R.H. Ingram M.…
No. 554
The Charterhouse match was played on July 25th, when we were beaten by 149 runs. The Carthusians went in first and put together 274 runs. Tritton and Hurst bowled well, the latter taking 5 wickets for 35 runs. Coulby played a splendid innings of 144 not out. None of out XI shewed very well except…