The Cricket Eleven is now filled up as follows- A.M. Hemsley, T.B. (Capt.), H.C. Benbow, Q.S., J. Abernethy, T.B., C.V. Wilks, T.B., W.F.G. Sandwith, Q.S., R.S. Owen, Q.S., G. Dale, Q.S., F.W. Janson, T.B., H.S. Westmorland, T.B., E.P. Guest, Q.S., and E.M. Eddis, Q.S.
Football Nine v Fifteen Nine 1 goal – (Cuppage) XV 1 – (Langhorne) XI v. XXII XI 5 goals to none, kicked by Cuppage (2), Bury (2), & Benbow Westminster v. Gitanos Oct. 19 Westminster 3 – Benbow (2) & Cuppage Gitanos – 2 Westminster v. Household Brigade Oct. 23. Westminster 6. Cuppage (2), Benbow…
Cricket July 6 Westminster School v. Old Westminsters Westminster School 176. C.V. Wilks 25, W. Sandwith 21 Old Westminsters, 102 and 60. W.H.C 38 + 13. R.W. Eastwick 30. Westminster v. M.C.C. and Ground July 10 M.C.C. 140 – H. Ross 62. G.G. Hearne 21. Westminster 55 and 71. In 2nd run. Hemsley 37…
The voting for the athletic Committee took place in the upper Fifth Room on July 23. The result was as follows – H. Lowry. Q.S. (Ex officio) W.G. Bell T.B. (Ex officio) W.A. Cuppage. Q.S. – 56 votes A.M. Hemsley. T.B. 50 “ . C.V. Wilks. T.B. 44 “ . F.R. Clarke. Q.S. 37 “…
A new boarding house in Barton Street has been opened, under the care of Rev. R.F. Dale. It holds at present five fellows.
H.S. Bramwell has got the 1st Craven Scholarship. J.H. Reid has obtained a first class in Political Economy.
The Town Boy and Queen Scholar football match resulted last term in a victory for the Q.S.S. by 4 goals to 2.
Boating has recommenced this year, after an interval of two years. By the liberality of the Elizabethan Club, we have been provided with a steam launch, by which we are carried up to Coates’s boat-house at Battersea, where we get boats. William Bell Prin: opp:
Cricket Eleven v. Twenty Two Eleven – 57 and 36 for 6 wickets Twenty two – 32 “ 58. For the Eleven Hemsley (capt) made 25 + 10, both not out. Westminster v. W.B. Hervey’s Eleven May 4. Westminster 77 — J. Dale 29 W. Hervey’s XI. 81 — H. Blackett 20 Westminster v. Old…
The Concert took place in College Hall on Thursday May 9. It was very successful, the Hall was quite fitted with visitors.