No 273
In consequence of the birth of a Princess April 25th the Doctor gave us an early Play on the 27th. Wm Spurway Prin. Opp.
Tag: Holidays
No 269
On Saturday March 11th in consequence of the Duke of Buccleuch being made High Constable of Westminster, an early play was given by the Doctor, with unusual generosity. Wm Spurway Prin. Opp.
No 265
At the beginning of the Summer half 1842 Williamson made the following new rules – 1st That all home boarders should go to the Abbey with the boarders every Saints Day. 2d That if a Saints Day should fall on a Saturday or Monday there shd be no leave out on those days i.e. No…
No 253
Monday June 28th was an early play for the coronation. But Williamson, at the request of the Captain, made it a holy day, & Tuesday being a Saints day, there was leave out on both Monday & Tuesday N.G. Smart Prin. Opp.
No 224
His Royal Highness prevailed upon Dr Williamson to give us one extra week’s holydays at Xmas F Byron H.B.
No 217
In consequence of the Coronation, Her Majesty was graciously pleased to command another week to be added to the Bartholomewtide Holidays G.F. Bentinck Prin: Opp.
No 213
The Musical Festival in the Abbey July 2nd 1838 At this Festival as at the 2 last seats (by the favour of the Committee of Management were allowed to the whole school in the place were the T.B. sat during the Coronation. Williamson granted us a late play for the purpose and we took our…
No 212
The Coronation June 28th At this Coronation as at the two former seats were appointed to the T.B. to view the august ceremony in the South East aisle close to the Peers seats. We took our seats about 8 o clock in the morning and the whole was concluded about 4 o clock. The next…
No 205
This year during the Bartholomewtide holidays the school was warmed by means of hot water pipes after the same plan as college G.F. Bentinck Prin: Opp.
No 204
This year in consequence of the accession of her Majesty V.I. Williamson granted us a week’s holidays (upon condition that if the Queen asked for one he would grant no more) which he though requested to the contrary added to the beginning. G.F. Bentinck Prin: Opp.