On Wednesday Decr 12th the sixth dinner was held as usual at Ginger’s Hotel, in Bridge Street. It was served at 6 o’clock in a way to give satisfaction to all present and was kept us with great spirit till 9 o clock. Three of the most respectable Homeboarders were invited. E U Sealy President…
On Friday Novr 2nd Williamson instituted a short repetition for the Townboys and K.S. in the sixth, to be said daily to one of the ushers in the under school (Smedley) E U Sealy Head Boarder
At the Bartholomew-tide Holidays the Revd W.C. Totton resigned his situation as Usher, in consequence of having obtained the mastership of a school in Essex – J.R. Cornish Head Boarder
The old Westminsters thinking they could bring a better eleven to the field than they did on the former day challenged us to play them on the Thursday week following when they were beaten with 7 wickets to go down. The following were the players Old Westr Mayne Lee Ellison Crawford May Sandys Hodgson Borradaile…
On Tuesday Aug. 7 1832 the annual match between the TB and KS took place in Tothill Fields when the former were beaten with 2 wickets to do down. The following were the players T.B. Milman Tennyson Parkes Sealy Bromley Seaton Stevens Palmer Warren Barnett Sr Whittaker K.S. Randolph Webber Goodenough Charlton Hickson Hemery Farrer…
On Wednesday Augt 1st the sixth annual match between eleven of the old Westminster club, and eleven of the present Westminsters, took place in Tothill Fields when the latter beat with 4 Wickets to go down. The players were as follows – Old Westrs Durell Ellison Loftus Wittam Hay Cotton Page Alfrey Jeffrey Sandys Hodgson…
On Friday July 20 1832 The annual Cricket Match was played between the TB who had not played in the Grand Match and the Lamprobaticks, in which the latter were beaten with 3 wickets to go down. The following were the players T.B. Milman Sealy Bromley Seaton Hurst Stevens Smale Taunton Barnett Barnett Whittaker K.S.…
After the Whitsuntide Holidays this year Williamson made a regulation that names should be called over at the Fields at ½ past seven, and in Dean’s Yard ¼ before eight every evening to prevent fellows from going to the minor Theatres, one of which had recently been established in the Broad-way J.R. Cornish Head Boarder
On Tuesday evening, May 15: 1832, a rowing match took place between the four houses, Singleton’s having challenged all the others: the distance was from Battersea Bridge to Westminster, it was won after a closely contested race by Stelfox’s, their boat being about two boats’ lengths ahead of Singletons: Stikeman’s came in last. The names…
The subject for Dean’s Verse Prize this year was, “Universitas apud Corcyreos nuper instituta” J.R. Cornish Head Boarder