No. 369
Thomas Henry Shadwell (T.B.) died Nov 2nd Lord Ebury died in November. S. C. Probyn. Prin. Opp.
No. 368
E.J. Wall of the amateur photographer gave an exhibition of Lantern slides on Bee culture in the Science Lecture Room by request of the photographic society. 60-70 fellows attended the meeting which was a great success. S. C. Probyn. Prin. Opp.
No. 367
Clements R. Markham. Esq. Has been made president of the Royal Geographical Society. S. C. Probyn. Prin. Opp.
No. 366
O.W.W. Football club kindly presented the school with a set of Goal nets which made their first appearance “Up fields” on Saturday Nov 11. S. C. Probyn. Prin. Opp.
No. 365
Another exhibition was given by Rhom Soe in the Scott Library on commemoration. S. C. Probyn. Prin. Opp.
No. 364
The winning “run” this year was- Y.F. More’s (QS) who beat Fox (T.B.) S. C. Probyn. Prin. Opp.
No. 363
Sir Henry Waterfield has been created K.C.S.I. S. C. Probyn. Prin. Opp.
No. 362
Commemoration was held on Friday November 17th. Afterwards a reception was given by the Head-Master up-school at which a large number of Cambridge O.W.W. were present. S. C. Probyn. Prin. Opp.
No. 361
The pieces selected for orations this term were Alexander’s First (only four competitors G. Eady T.B. 1 G.E. Locke T.B. 2). The second piece produced only three competitors and was Milton’s sonnets on his blindness Eady and Locke being equal first. S. C. Probyn. Prin. Opp.
No. 360
The mission offertory on st. Luke’s Day with the Headmasters subscription amounted to £20. 10. 10. S. C. Probyn. Prin. Opp.