The first Old Westminster was rowed on July 21st, the day of the Charter-House match. The crews were- Old Westminster Westminster Bow. A. J. Kelly (P.W) Bow. A.P. Hill 2. R.J. Boyd 2. R.D. Brinton 3. W.H.A. Cowell 3. F.D. Crowdy 4. A.B. Cartwright 4. Q.H. Williams 5. H.S. Otter 5. C.A. James 6. R.W.F.…
Cricket Westminster School vs Lords & Commons This match was revived after being discontinued for three seasons – Our opponents scored 152, & we 254, thus remaining victorious by 102 runs. Waddington made for us the large score of 118. Westminster School v. I Zingari This match had also been discontinued for three years…
The voting for the Athletics Committee took place on July 1st in the Fifth Form Room, with the following result – E.H. Alington (Ex Officio) L.S. Bristowe (Ex Officio) E. Waddington 55 votes F.D. Crowdy 44 votes W.C. Acton 41 — A.N Jackson 32 — H.C. Frere 29 —
Dr Scott has lately been elected an Honorary Senior Student of Christ Church. The Rev. F.H. Tatham, one of our under masters, has been elected to the Head Mastership of the Hereford Cathedral School. L.S. Bristowe Prin Opp
The Eight is composed as follows – St lbs Bow A.P Hill Q.S 2. R.D. Brinton Q.S 9 7 3. F.D. Crowdy Q.S 9 5 4. Q.H. Williams Q.S 10 0 5. C.A. James Q.S 10 8 6. C.C. Macnamara Q.S 11 6 7. H.C. Frere T.B 10 6 Stroke. Q.A. Batley T.B 9 3…
School v. Incogniti In this match we unfortunately suffered a most hollow defeat, as our opponents bought down a very strong team against us. The school succeeded in scoring 116 but the Incogniti reached 318. For us Fox scored 42 and Alington 28, and for our opponents C.H. Ross scored 126, E.H. Stratford 64 (not…
Scott has told us that cricket in Little Dean’s Yard is forbidden by the Dean and Chapter, and that he shall not hesitate to punish severely any boys who transgress this rule. L.S. Bristowe Prin Op
The report of the Examiners at Whitsuntide was on the whole favourable. They praised especially the books which had been prepared in school and found most fault with the Latin and Greek Verses and the Algebra. L.S. Bristowe Prin Opp
The testimonial which was been collected for G.W. Ginger, the School Bookseller, who retired at Christmas amounts to 44.5.6. The lease of his house has been purchased by the Masters out of their own Reserve Fund, with the view of securing it to the School. The Masters have also repaired the house to make it…
The Town Boys in the Sixth are L.S. Bristowe Prin Op. H.M.C. Macpherson (Monitor) A.L. Whitlock (Monitor) P.G. Lush C.F.H. Marston