Ashburnham beat HBB in 1st round of Sheild matches by 14. Ashburnham 80 and 93 HBB 84 and 75 Grants beat Rigauds by an innings and 80 Grants 289 Rigauds 61 and 148 Final Grants beat Ashburnham by 9 wkts Grants 179 – 23 for 1 wkt Ashburnham 93 and…
Cricket fixtures and results for 1894 were as follows The School v. Lords and Commons. Lost by an innings and 3 v. Blackheath. Lost by 106 v. Kensington Park. Lost by 46 v. Incogniti. Won by 31 v. Old Carthusians. Won by 19 runs and two wickets v. Charterhouse. Lost by an innings and…
Obituary C. A. Kirkpatrick born June 22 1875 admitted Q.S September 1888. School monitor Sept 1893. Died at Karachi India May 23 1894. Matthew Inglett Fortescue Brickdale died while mountaineering in Canton Ticino on May 24. Born April 15 1817 admitted to Westminster June 28 1830 elected Kings’ Scholar in 1831. Elected to Ch Ch…
F. C. Rivaz (R) won the Raquet Tie last term. This should have been inserted before.
Charterhouse match was played at Godalming June 8 and 9. We were badly beaten by an innings and 147 runs. Fane played a splendid innings of 95 for them with a chance and had hard luck in not reaching his century. Garrett was however missed at cover-point by Garrett both simple catches and one a…
Obituary The Right Rev’d the Hon John Pelham DD born 1811 admitted in 1824 to Westminster School, went to Christchurch 1857. Appointed bishop of Norwich on retirement of Bishop Hinds. Died May 1st 1894 from syncope. Rev’d John Nassau Simpkinson at the age of 77. Rural dean of Burnham and rector of North Creake, Fakenham,…
E. J. Poynter RA (OW) hasa been appointed Director of the National Gallery in succession to Sir Frederick Burton.
J. S Phillimore Q.S has won the Chancellor’s prize for Latin verse at Oxford. F Muck (R) secured a first and A Chestnut (QS) and D Fitzmaurice (G) seconds in Mods
His place has been taken by P. E Raynor pro tem. We need only mention that he is the true brother of the Rev A. G. S Rayner the notorious master of the Q.S.S to show how much he differs from his predecessor.
We regret to say that Mr Marklove has resigned this term owing to continued ill-health. He will be missed by all who ever knew him and his loss will always be remembered with the deepest regret. Everyone whom he ever came into contact with, was always treated in a most courteous and gentlemanly manner so…