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THE
ADMISSION REGISTERS OF
ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL London
from 1876 to 1905
EDITED, WITH BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES
BY
REV. ROBERT BARLOW GARDINER, M.A., F.S.A.
SURMASTER
EDITOR OF THE EARLIER REGISTERS
1748 To 1876
WITH APPENDICES
AND SOME ADDITIONAL NOTES ON THE EARLIER SCHOLARS
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London
GEORGE BELL AND SONS
YORK HOUSE, PORTUGAL STREET
1906

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Other Works by the same Editor.
THE ADMISSION REGISTERS OF
ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL,
1748-1876.
ALSO
THE REGISTERS OF WADHAM COLLEGE,
OXFORD.
Part I. 1613-1719.
Part II. 1719-1871.
London, 1889 and 1895.
ALSO
THE LETTERS OF DOROTHY WADHAM,
1609-1618.
Oxford, 1904.

13-378133
TO THE
WORSHIPFUL COMPANY OF MERCERS,
LONDON,
THE TRUSTEES OF COLET'S FOUNDATION,
UNDER WHOSE CAREFUL MANAGEMENT DURING FOUR CENTURIES
ITS VALUE HAS INCREASED AN HUNDREDFOLD,
AND ITS USEFULNESS HAS BEEN EXTENDED IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE FOUNDER'S WISE PROVISION,
This Work
IS OFFERED BY THEIR LAST SURVIVING SERVANT
UNDER COLET'S STATUTES
THE SURMASTER.
1906.


PREFACE.
THIS work was undertaken some ten years ago, and is now com-
pleted at the request of the Governors of St. Paul's School. It
contains the names of all boys admitted under the rule of the late
High Master, Frederick William Walker, from 1876 to July, 1905.
To these names biographical notices have been added wherever
information has been attainable.
But it is now more than twenty years since the earlier Registers
were published, and much additional information has accumulated
in that time. Firstly, what then remained of Dr. Sleath's pupils
have mostly passed away, and of the pupils of Dr. Kynaston many
have achieved, and not a few have finished, their careers.
Further, owing to the publication of the Registers of Caius and
St. John's Colleges at Cambridge, numerous additional Paulines
have been discovered for the time preceding 1748, while the
'Dictionary of National Biography,' the publications of the Oxford
Historical Society, and Wheatley's Edition of 'Pepys' Diary' have
increased this list. To these must be added as authorities the
papers of John Postlethwayte and several other MSS. connected
with the earlier days of the School. These various sources have
supplied nearly one hundred additional names for the period
between 1509 and 1748.
The Appendices contain notices of the chief School events of
the last thirty years, and brief records of the Assistant Masters
appointed by Mr. Walker. The whole work is completed up to
July, 1905, with a few notices of occurrences during printing,
together with some information supplied too late for insertion
in the body of the work.

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PREFACE.
In producing a list of about four thousand names there must be
errors and omissions, and indeed in response to requests for informa-
tion in the earlier parts not one reply in ten was received; later,
however, through the kindness of the Editors of the Pauline
Magazine and the secretaries of the Old Pauline Club, applica-
tions for news were more successful. Among many Paulines who
have helped from time to time thanks are pre-eminently due to
Mr. M. F. G. McDonnell, who has succeeded in identifying many
persons as Paulines before 1748. Every facility has been given
by the School authorities and those at Mercers' Hall; and for the
onerous task of transcribing the Registers gratitude is due to
the late Mr. T. A. Moore and Mr. O. F. D. Nixon.
April, 1906.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS FOR THE ADMISSION REGISTERS,
1748-1876.
REGISTERS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL FROM 1876
APPENDIX A.
FASTI, 1877-1905
APPENDICES.
PAGE
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71
469
APPENDIX B.
MASTERS IN ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL, 1877-1905
471
APPENDIX C.
FOUNDATION PRIZES
478
APPENDIX D.
THE ARRANGEMENT OF FORMS (CLASSES)
485
FURTHER ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS FOR THE REGISTERS,
1748-1876.
OCCURRENCES DURING PRINTING
INDEX OF NAMES I., 1509-1876
INDEX OF NAMES II., 1876-1905
487
494
496
505


ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
INTRODUCTION.
It is not proposed here to give a history of St. Paul's School
during the last thirty years, but only to note such points as are
necessary for the understanding of the Registers.
In 1876 the new scheme of the Endowed School Commissioners
came into force, and the Governing Body was reconstituted.
Dr. Kynaston, the High Master, tendered his resignation at the
Apposition of that year, and was succeeded in January, 1877, by
Mr. Walker. It was decided that permanent Mathematical and
French Masters should be established in place of those who had
previously visited the School, and three additional Assistant
Masters were appointed. The High Master's house was never
occupied by Mr. Walker, but was at once converted into Class
Rooms; shortly afterwards (1878-79) the Surmaster's house was
also annexed, and a Chemical Laboratory established on the top
floor. By this means accommodation was found for about seventy
boys paying Fees in addition to the 153 Scholars. To this size the
School gradually attained, and so it remained till removed to the
new Buildings in 1884. There the numbers rapidly increased,
until they passed 600, about which size it has steadily continued.
From time to time additions have been made to the Buildings
(but not with a view to increasing the accommodation), such as
the Gymnasium with more Fives Courts, Workshops both for
Carpentry and Metal Work, and the Swimming Bath.
With the accommodation afforded by the new Buildings room
was found for more subjects of study, and the Staff was pro-
portionately increased, so that there was, as a rule, one Master to
every twenty Boys.
At once, in 1877, Mr. Walker changed the hours of opening
School from a lax nine o'clock to a strict half-past nine, morning
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INTRODUCTION.
School going on till one; while afternoon school lasted from two
to four. In January, 1881, the Wednesday half-holiday was
abolished, and Saturday became a whole holiday. This arrange-
ment lasted till 1884, when, on the removal of the School, the
interval between morning and afternoon School was extended from
one o'clock till three o'clock, and afternoon School lasted from
three to five. No change has since been made, except that all boys
are required to play games on one afternoon in the week, a plan
established in October, 1896.
The School Exhibitions (partly supplied by the Campden
Foundation) are now tenable at any place of education approved
by the Governors. In 1877 they were reduced both in numbers
and value; and two were given for Classics and one for Mathe-
matics. In 1882 these were increased to three and two respectively.
In 1883 one Science Exhibition was given and a second in 1884;
a Woolwich Exhibition was added in 1889 and one for Modern
History in 1894. The number and value of the Exhibitions is
determined from time to time by the Governors, ten being the
usual number.
The institution of a Secretary, who eventually became Bursar
(with an office and clerks), naturally took the Registering of new
boys out of the Captain's hands, while further, the appointment
of the Surmaster (Dr. Lupton) as Honorary Librarian, with a sub-
Librarian, relieved the Captain also of his Library duties. The
School carried to Kensington a Library of about 5,000 volumes,
which has since increased to 9,500, including the Classical Library
of Dr. Blaydes (1,300 volumes), and the bequest of M. L. Blouet
(570 volumes), mainly of French literature.
The ordinary admissions to the School now take place at the
beginning of each Term, instead of (as in old times) whenever
vacancies occurred. The various changes in the arrangements of
the election of Foundation Scholars will be found on page 70.
Numerous Foundation Prizes and Scholarships have been estab-
lished in the last thirty years; for which see Appendix C. In
1877 the Apposition (Speech Day) was removed from the middle
of June to the end of Term in July; so that since the earliest
recorded Apposition (Feb. 2, 1581), it has gone forward six months
in the year. The Winter Speeches (the third Thursday in December),
which had been accompanied by a Concert on the following Friday
evening (since 1860), ceased in 1877, and the Concert itself was
not held from 1880 till Midsummer, 1885.

ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
SCHOOL INSTITUTIONS.
The St. Paul's School Union (founded 1853; Hollingworth Tully
Kingdon, Captain).
This kept its Jubilee in 1903; Bishop Kingdon was present at its twenty-fifth
Anniversary Meeting in 1878.
The Cricket Club.
The Musical Society, 1859-60 (Henry Lacy Taverner, Captain).
Afterwards known as the Choral Society; its Concerts were suspended after
Christmas, 1879, and renewed in 1885: the name of the revived Musical Society
first appears in 1889, but no Committee is mentioned till 1892.
The Athletic Society, 1860-61 (Alfred William South, Captain).
This at first included Rowing and Fives.
The Football Club.
The Cricket and Football Clubs and the Athletic Society were
combined under one Committee in 1875-76.
The Boys' Library was begun in 1876.
The Swimming Club, 1877.
The Philosophical Society, 1879-80.
This ended in 1891.
The Rowing Club, 1881-82.
The Pauline' (School Magazine), 1882.
The French Debating Society, 1883.
This ended in 1889.
The Literary Society, 1889.
This ended in 1892.
The Cadet Corps, 1890.
The Photographic Society, 1892.
The Chess Club, 1894.
The Bicycle Club, 1895.
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SCHOOL INSTITUTIONS.
Besides the School Library of 9,500 volumes and the Boys'
Library of over 2,000, there exist the "Upper Class Room" Library,
founded by Dr. Lupton, which is now in the Lower Eighth Room;
the Upper Eighth Library; the Union Library; the History
Eighth Library; and the Field Club Library, lately augmented
by a gift of books from Mrs. Cornish, the widow of the Founder of
the Club. The Library of the Philosophical Society was presented
to the School Library in 1891.
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Towards the end of the year 1899 the School was divided for
athletic purposes into six permanent Clubs, of which the “Houses
(Boarders) constituted one. This explains the description of
Captain of "Houses" or of A, B, C, D, and E Clubs. Between
1876 and 1905 there was the Captain of the School, who was
generally President of the Union, and that Society had its
Treasurer (Vice-President), Secretary, and Librarian. Further,
there were Captains of Cricket, Football, Swimming, Rowing,
Fives, Gymnasium, Boxing, Fencing, Lacrosse, and Shooting.
The Pauline Magazine had an Editor and sometimes a sub-Editor
and a Treasurer. There were also a Treasurer and Secretary of
Athletics, a Secretary of the Photographic Society, a Vice-President
and a Secretary of the Chess Club, a Secretary of the Bicycle Club;
and the Field Club had its Curator, Secretary, Treasurer, and
Librarian. There was a Cadet Lieutenant; and a Committee for
the Musical Society, and at one time for the Boys' Library.
The Philosophical Society had in its time a Treasurer, a
Secretary, and a Librarian; the French Debating Society had a
Secretary and an Assistant Secretary; and the Literary Society had
a Vice-President.

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ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
ERRATA.
Page 36, line 23, read Thomas for Thamas Edlyn Tomlyns.
Page 59, line 10, read Walter John Lawrance, see page 492.
Page 151, line 16, read Snowden not Snowdon.
Page 355, line 9, read *Loewe, Herbert Martin James, see page 316.
Page 371, line 34, read *Macnee, Eustace Alberic, see page 365.
Page 406, line 20, read *Haedicke, Charles William Richard, see page 440.
Page 414, line 3, read *Gadsden, Cecil Holroyd, see page 391.
Page 423, line 30, read Mempes, Walter.
Page 446, line 11, read *Nathan, Harry Louis, see page 412.
Page 450, line 12, read *Sharpe, E. W. L., see page 458.
*These are corrections of errors in the Registers.


ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS
FOR THE
ADMISSION REGISTERS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
1748-1876.
P. 4.
THE STUDIES.
John Rayner published Paul's Scholars' Copy Book in
1709, and dedicated it to the Master and Wardens of
the Company of Mercers.
"Cocker" (the famous author of the Arithmetic) was "an unruly
usher of St. Paul's School, twice deposed for his extreme opinions and
twice restored for his marvellous talents of teaching." One Tompkins
taught writing and arithmetic between 1809 and 1817.
THE FASTI.
P. 7. 1510. In the second year of Henry VIII. there is a writ of
the Privy Seal empowering the Mercers' Company
to take upon themselves the trust of St. Paul's
School.
P. 8. 1541. Dec. 19-A loan from St. Paul's School treasure-
chest towards the purchase of St. Thomas of Acons,
£274 15s. 7d.
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1550. May 30-In consequence of a robbery at St. Thomas
of Acons, the Mercers borrowed a chalice from St.
Paul's School.
1553. Sept. 30-"At the Scholehouse in Palles Church,
ther was certayn children and men sung dyverse
staves in gratefying the Quene: ther she stayed a
goode while and gave dilligent ere to their song."
(Queen Jane and Queen Mary,' Camden Soc.)
P. 9. 1554. Aug. 18-"A skoller of Paule's School, decked up in
cloth of gold, delivered unto the King's highness
(Philip) a fayre book, which he receyved verye
gentlie." (John Elder's Letter.)
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SCHOLARS OF ST PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 9. 1558-9. Jan. 14-The so-called address consisted of a
Latin oration and some verses presented to the
Queen on her way to her Coronation.
P. 10.
P. 11.
In note 3 1556 should be 1551.
"Paid to Segar," William Segar of the College of
Arms; appointed Somerset Herald, 1588; Norroy,
2 July, 1602; Garter, 1607; died, 1633.
P. 12. 1614. Peter Eisenberg, a Dane, visiting London, remarks:
"In St. Paul's School are 153 youths instructed
gratis."
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1617. Nov. 15-Edward Alleyn (the Founder of God's
Gift College in Dulwich) visited the School,
probably to make himself acquainted with the
system of education there: "given ye boyes of
Powles, one shilling" (Diary).
P. 13. 1633. Feb. 28-It was resolved that Scholars who applied
for Exhibitions must have been in the School
four years and no less.
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1660. May 29-At St. Paul's School the ministers of
London presented the King (Charles II.) with a
Bible... and he desired Dr. Reynolds to bring
the Bible to him at Whitehall. (O.H.S., Vol.
XLIV., p. 132.)
P. 14. 1674. Feb. 9-It was resolved that the School was "not
to be oppressed with numbers."
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1685. "Waithes" Farm, really Vache or Vatches.
1687.
Oct. 14-King James II. interfered with the con-
stitution of the Mercers' Company.
1692. March 17-Dr. Gale and the other masters were
warned against receiving gratuities.
1698. July 11-Three years education in S.P.S. is required
of petitioners for Exhibitions: "in consequence
of boys being put into the School for six or twelve
months to obtain them."
P. 15. 1702. The School was repaired, etc., but the Auditors
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objected to the expenditure, and the Surveyor
was ordered in future not to expend more than
£100 without special authority.
1713. Oct. 8-The Court of the Mercers' Company as-
sumed the right to elect the Surmaster.
1741. March 19-It was ordered that a list of the School
be presented annually.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 15. 1745. The debt due from the Company to the School was
over £34,000, having increased since 1713-14,
when it was about £13,500. (Report of the Com-
missioners on Charities, Vol. III.)
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1747.
1752.
1754.
Feb. 4-Dr. Charles, High Master, refused to resign.
Feb. 7-The Exhibitions were fixed at £20.
March 22-The Exhibitions for B.A.'s were fixed at
£30.
1761. Feb. 3-The Adelphi of Terence was played at the
School.
1772. March 12-The Exhibitions were increased to £30
and £40 respectively.
1773. March 11-The four years rule (of 1633) for Ex-
hibitioners was restored.
LIST OF MASTERS AND SCHOLARS.
P. 17. William Lily.
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In the accounts rendered by Linacre as Executor of Grocyn appears
under date 1520, "Item to W. Lily Mr. Grocyn's godson for his
bequest vs," also "Item, sent to Loven by Mr. Lilly for Greeke
bookes to gyve, xls."
On his monument in St. Paul's "by the great North doore near
unto the Diall" it was stated "obiit G. L. Anno Dom. 1522, v.,
calend. Mart. vixit annos 54."
Maurice Birchinshaw.
See Register of the University of Oxford (O.H.S.), Vol. I., pages 79
and 298.
P. 18. Thomas Lupset.
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See Register of the University of Oxford (O.H.S.), Vol. I., page 112.
He died August 6, 1530, aged 36.
Anthony Denny.
Died, September 10, 1549.
P. 19. John Clement.
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In Linacre's Accounts as Grocyn's Executor (1520) "Item reservavi
in casketo pro Johanne Clement xls."
Robert Pursglove.
Last Provost of Rotherham, which was dissolved in 1550. Arch-
deacon of Nottingham, 1553.
Richard Vernam.
B.A. 1528, M.A. 1530 (R.U.O., p. 152); author one of three Tetras-
tichons following Gulielmi Lilii Carmen de Moribus in the edition.
of 1536.
John Constable.
R.U.O., p. 78.
Thomas Nightingale.
R.U.O., p. 98.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Among Lily's pupils must be included:-
P. 19.
P. 20.
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Sir Thomas Offley.
Merchant Taylor and Merchant of the Staple. He was sheriff in
1553 and Lord Mayor in 1556, when an account of his "show" is given
in Machyn's Diary under October 28. Knighted February 7, 1556–7.
It is stated in a MS. life of him "that he became a good
grammarian under Mr. Lilye, the newly-elected Master of Jesus
School in St. Paul's Churchyard." He died August 28, 1582, and was
buried at St. Andrew Undershaft, where his monument still exists.
John Ritwyse.
He is said to have added "Propria quæ maribus" and "As in
præsenti" to Lily's Grammar. His name occurs for Cautions and
as scribe five times in the Cambridge Grace Book B., Part. II.
John Thomson.
One of this name supplicates at Oxford for B.A., 1517, and for M.A.,
March 15, 1520-1; in Orders. In 1552 he was one of the Priests
of St. Thomas of Acons, and in 1555 he was in receipt of a pension
of £5 a year as a dispossessed brother of St. Thomas's Hospital.
Among Ritwyse's pupils must be reckoned :—
P. 20.
Sir Peter Carew.
Second son of Sir William C. of Ottery Mohun, Devon. "His
father carried him to London and put him to School unto the
Schoolmaster of Pauls"; but "he neither loved the School nor
cared for learning." After seeing some rough service abroad he
became a Gentleman of the Privy Chamber to Henry VIII. He
was knighted after the assault on Treport in 1545. He supported
the accession of Mary, but was obliged to fly abroad for his opposi-
tion to her marriage. He filled many important posts in the reign
of Elizabeth, and died at Ross, Waterford, November 27, 1575.
P. 21. Richard Jones.
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One of this name supplicates as Bachelor of Canon Law at Oxford,
1506-7. In Linacre's accounts as Grocyn's Executor we find
"1520 xxvi. Julii Ricardo Joonys ad libros Lovanii pro scholaribus
emendos xs." with this note appended "donati Oxoniensibus et
studiosis."
James Jacob.
B.A., Oxford, February 14, 1527-1528.
Sir John Benson.
One of this name supplicates for B.A. at Oxford, July, 1546 (Foster
calls him M.A. supplicating for B.D.).
William Harrison.
B.A. (Christ Church, Oxford), 1556; M.A. 1560.
P. 22. Thomas Freeman.
Appointed Master of the Free School of the Mercers' Company,
1542.
P. 23. John Cook.
In spite of Cooper's statement (Ath. Cantab.), Cook's name is not
found among the Rectors of North Cadbury in Weaver's Somerset-
shire Incumbents, but in "Alumn. Eton." he is said to have been
Rector of Cottishall (i.e. Coltishall), Norf., and Halstead (i.e.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 23. Christopher Holden.
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(Houlden) went from Eton to King's Coll., Camb. (with Richard
Mulcaster and William Malym, subsequently High Masters), in 1648.
William Whitaker.
Incorporated B.D. at Oxford July 14, 1578; died July 4, 1595.
His epitaph at St. John's.
Hic situs est Doctor Whitakerus regius olim
Scripturæ interpres quem ornabat gratia linguæ
Judiciique acies et lucidus ordo memorque
Pectus et invictus labor et sanctissima vita
Una sed enituit virtus verissima tantas
Ingenii inter opes submissio candida mentis
Hujus gymnasii super annos octo magister
Providus et recti defensor et ultor iniqui.
P. 24. William Camden.
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B.A., June 12, 1570; granted the degree of M.A., March 30, 1613,
after serving as herald at the funeral of Sir Thomas Bodley, but
there is no record of his creation; died, November 9, 1623.
John Howson.
B.A. 1578; M.A. 1582; incorporated at Cambridge, 1583; author of
certain Sermons against Bellarmine, 1622.
Thomas Cole.
B.A. 1562; M.A. 1568. He was expelled by the President (Calendar
of State Papers, ciii).
Ralph Warcop.
"The most compleat esquire of his time."
Edward Levison.
Alias Luson. Matric., Oriel Coll., Oxford, circa 1578; of Stafford-
shire, aged 15.
Antony Eglefeilde.
Oriel Coll., Oxford, 1572; B.A. 1576-7; M.A. 1577; Fellow of
Queen's Coll., 1577; Rector of Charlton-on-Otmoor, 1578; Vicar of
Stratton super le Foss, 1608, till his death in 1635.
The following names must be added to Cook's scholars :-
P. 24. Peter Duncombe.
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The Company's Scholar receives a present of books in 1573.
William Cause.
Son of Robert C.; born in London; entered Caius Coll., Camb.,
1572, aged 18, after six years at S.P.S.; B.A. 1575.
Thomas Johnson.
Son of Geoffrey J., merchant of London; entered St. John's Coll.,
Camb., 1570, after four years at S.P.S.; migrated to Caius Coll.,
1573 (aged 19); B.A. 1573.
Richard Perceval.
Eldest son of George P., of Somerset; born, 1550; Registrar of the
Court of Wards in Ireland, 1616; laid the foundation of the property
of the Percevals in the County of Cork; died, September 4, 1620;
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 25. William Malym.
He received a grant of Arms (Gules, a fess cotised between 8 billets
argent, 3 and 2 in chief and 2 and 1 in base. Crest, an arm embowed
vested sable, holding an anchor palewise) as "gentleman, Master of
Arts and Knight of the Sepulchre"; he died shortly before August 15,
1594.
P. 26. Thomas Chaloner.
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Matric., Magd. Coll., Christmas, 1579; son of Thomas C., Knight,
of Bucks, aged 14 (which agrees with his reputed age at his death);
B.A. 1582-3.
Martin Reade.
"who had been absent some Terms at Cambridge and some Terms
in the country because his friends had been unable to keep him at
the University" was dispensed this absence August 6, 1577; B.A.
1577; M.A. 1581.
John Medley.
B.A. (Cantab.); incorporated B.A. at Oxford, July 15, 1578.
Thomas Mudde.
Son of John M., of London; admitted to Caius Coll., Camb., after
four years at S.P.S., 1576-7, aged 17; Rector of Cowling, Kent,
1592; Vicar of Cobham.
The following names must be added to Malym's scholars :-
P. 26. John Mudde.
Son of Henry M., of London; admitted Pensioner of Caius Coll.,
Camb., 1573, aged 18, after four years at S.P.S.; B.A. 1576.
Also from a MS. book of verses preserved in the British Museum
and presumed to have been presented by the High Master to Queen
Elizabeth (besides the poems of Malym, Nethercoat, and Read), the
following names are gathered. From internal evidence the book
must have been compiled in 1574.
P. 26. John Pratt.
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Pembroke Coll., Camb., B.A. 1578.
Richard Clerke.
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Christ's Coll., Camb., B.A. 1582.
Edmund Winch.
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Thomas Sanderson.
Magdalen Coll., Oxford, B.A. 1582; M.A. (Balliol), 1585; D.D. 1605;
Archdeacon of Rochester.
Nicholas Walrond.
Christ Church, Oxford, B.A. 1578-9; M.A. 1581-2.
John Cater.
Trinity Coll., Camb., B.A. 1582.
John Smyth.
Possibly John Smyth, B.A., of St. John's Coll., Camb., 1583.
Christopher Moore.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 26. Francis Vere.
Second son of Geoffrey de Vere, born 1560, and grandson of John de
Vere, 15th Earl of Oxford; General of the English forces serving in
the Low Countries; Governor of the Brill; Victor of Nieuport, 1600;
Governor of Portsmouth, 1606; died, August 28, 1609; monument
in Westminster Abbey.
P. 28. Lionel Holliman.
Matriculated, Magdalen Hall, Oxford, 1582, aged 17; migrated to
Cambridge, but was incorporated M.A. 1594; Rector of Boyton,
Wilts, 1600, but he is described as cleric of Sherrington, Wilts, in
1626.
John Boyell.
Son of Roger B., of Preston, Kent.
The following names must be added to Harrison's scholars :-
P. 28. Francis Walsingham.
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Born in Northumberland, 1576; kinsman of Sir Francis W.; edu-
cated "for divers years at the Schoole of Paules," and received
Deacon's orders from the Bishop of Ely; but subsequently joined
the Church of Rome and became a Jesuit; Author of A Search
made into Matters of Religion, 1609.
William Gouge.
Born, 1575; educated at St. Paul's School, Felstead, and Eton
(1595); King's Coll., Camb., 1595; B.A. 1598; M.A. 1603; Fellow
of King's; Incorporated M.A., Oxford, 1609; B.D. 1611; D.D. 1628;
Lecturer of Blackfryars, London, 1608; Rector of St. Anne's,
Blackfriars, 1621; in 1643 he was one of the Westminster Assembly
of Divines; died on the 12th and was buried on 16th December,
1653. Author of numerous Sermons and Treatises.
Rodolph Sherman.
Of Brinkley, Cambridge; son of Richard S.; St. John's Coll.,
Camb., 1584; Scholar of Caius Coll., 1587, aged 19; B.A. 1587-8;
M.A. 1591, Rector of Ickborough, Norf., 1605, and of Langford,
Norf., 1605-1626; buried at Langford, September 21, 1626.
Gilbert Lawton.
Son of Robert L., of London; Scholar of Caius Coll., Camb., 1582,
aged 16.
P. 29. Richard Mulcaster.
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Incorporated B.A. at Oxford, May, 1556; died, April 15, 1611. The
Positions was published in 1581.
William Sound.
M.A., Cantab; incorporated at Oxford, July 9, 1622; chosen Sur-
master, April 23, 1604; died, February 1637-8.
John Sandsbury.
Matriculated, St. John's Coll., 1592; son of J. S., of London, pleb.,
aged 17; Fellow of St. John's; Vicar of St. Giles, Oxford, where he
was buried in the Chancel in January, 1609-10.
Michael Boyle.
Matric., Londinensis, gen. fil., æt. 18, 1592.
Samuel Brown.
Matric., Salopiensis, pleb. fil., æt. 17.

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P. 30. Daniel Votier.
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Matric., St. John's Coll., Oxford, October 12, 1598; Middlesex,
pleb. fil., æt. 16. He took both B.A. and M.A. from Trinity College.
John Hassall.
Matric., New Coll., February 10, 1592; gen. fil., æt. 20. He was
created D.D. under letters commendatory from William, Earl of
Pembroke (Chancellor), and Sir Horatio Vere, for services rendered
in the Low Countries. He died and was buried at Creak, in
Norfolk.
P. 31. Richard Culverwell.
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M.A. (Gloucester Hall), 1607; B.D. (Exeter), December 13, 1617.
John Toose.
Matric., St. John's Coll., December 27, 1603; Londinensis, gen. fil.,
aged 15; B.A. 1607-8.
William Rippon.
Matric., St. John's Coll., June 22, 1610; Southampton, pleb. fil.,
æt. 19.
P. 32. Alexander Gill.
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Matric., Corpus Christi Coll., July 2, 1583; Lincolniensis, pleb. fil.,
æt. 18.
Alexander Gill.
Matric., Trinity Coll., June 26, 1612; Londinensis, pleb. fil., æt. 15.
He satirised Ben Jonson's 'Magnetic Lady,' and was lashed by
him in return; for a sketch of his career see 'Letters of Dorothy
Wadham,' edited by R. B. G.
P. 33. Bartilmew Kempe.
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Incorporated M.A. of Oxford, July 10, 1621.
Barten Holyday.
Matric., Christ Church, December 13, 1605; Oxoniensis, pleb. fil., æt.
12; B.A. 1612-3; M.A. 1615; author of a play Technogamia, acted
in Christ Church Hall, 1617; died November 2, 1661.
Thomas Hill.
Matric., Christ Church, March 14, 1616; pleb. fil., æt. 18; B.A.
1618-9; M.A. 1621.
William Cogram.
Matric., New College, October 27, 1615; Londinensis, pleb. fil., æt.
19; B.A. 1618-9.
George Gill.
Matric., Trinity Coll., December 13, 1616; Londinensis, pleb. fil.,
æt. 14.
Thomas Bunbury.
Matric. (Banbury), Balliol Coll., October 15, 1619; Cantiæ, generosi
fil., æt. 18; B.A. 1620–1; M.A. 1623.
John Hodgett.
Matric., Exeter Coll., October 24, 1617; Londinensis, pleb. fil.,
æt. 17.
Richard Jaggard.
Matric., Magdalen Coll., June 26, 1621; Middlesexiæ, pleb. fil., æt.
18; M.A. (St. Edmund Hall), January 26, 1626-7.

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P. 34. Thomas Heath.
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Matric., Lincoln Coll., June 20, 1620; Bercheriensis, fil. Gulielmi
H. de Bassleton, æt 17; B.A. 1626; knighted, March 8, 1676-7;
died at Stoke, Surrey, 1680.
Nathaniel Gill.
Matric., Trinity Coll., January 17, 1622; Londinensis, fil. Alex. G.,
Ludimagistri, æt. 17.
Edward Lane.
Entered St. John's, 1622; M.A. 1629; incorporated M.A. of Oxford,
1639; Vicar of Sparsholt, Hants, 1635.
Charles Diodati.
Matric., Trinity Coll., Oxford, February 7, 1622; Middlesexiæ, fil.
Theodori D. de Lond.; in Med. Doctoris, æt. 13; incorporated M.A. of
Cambridge, 1629; buried at St. Anne's, Blackfriars, August 27, 1638.
Richard Tuck.
Matric., Magdalen Hall, April 16, 1624; fil. Thomæ T. de, Lond.,
pleb. æt. 18; B.A. (St. Edmund Hall), 1626; M.A. 1629.
Thomas Horton.
Son of Lawrence H., Mercer.; B.A. 1626; M.A. 1630; B.D. 1637;
D.D. 1649; Fellow of Queens', 1630; President, 1648-1660; Vice-
Chancellor, 1650; Vicar of St. Helen's, Bishopsgate, 1666, till his
death in 1673.
William Burton.
Matric., Queen's Coll., Oxford, May 20, 1625; Salopiensis, fil. Guli-
elmi B. de Atcham, æt. 16; M.A. 1628-9; he is said to have been
usher under Thomas Farnabie.
Robert Pory.
Died November 20, 1669.
P. 35. John Slater.
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Scholar of Caius Coll., 1625-1628, after seven years at S.P.S.
Henry Meryell.
On the South Wall of All Saints' Church, Oxford, was a tablet
inscribed:-
Here under lyeth enterred the body of Henry Myriell, Bachelour of
Divinity, who in the 33rd year of his age departed this mortal life
the 22nd of Aprill an. dom. 1643.
Thomas Skynner.
One of this name, matric. at St. Edmund Hall, November 13, 1629,
fil. Thomæ S. de Londin., æt. 22; B.A. 1630; M.A. 1633.
Robert Ashton.
His prebend was vacant (probably by death) in 1677.
P. 36. Charles Gataker.
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Son of Thomas G., formerly Fellow, was admitted to Sidney Sussex
Coll., 1628; he published his father's Opera Critica in 1628; in-
corporated M.A. of Oxford, June 30, 1636.
William Griffith.
Matric. at Gloucester Hall, June 18, 1630, fil. Mauricii G. de
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P. 36. Rowland (Roland) Nichols.
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Matric. at Queen's Coll., November 4, 1631; Londinensis, fil.
Thomæ N., pleb., æt. 17; B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1636; Chaplain of
Magdalen, 1641; till his ejection by the Visitors in 1647.
Edward Powell.
Matric. at Balliol Coll., June 22, 1632; Surriensis, fil. Johannis P.
de Southwark, pleb., æt. 18; B.A. 1633-4; M.A. 1638.
James Withers (Wither).
Matric. Magdalen Coll., October 10, 1634; son of Thomas W., of
Gracechurch, London; B.A. (Balliol), 1636; his will was proved at
Oxford, April 25, 1640.
George Lawrence.
Matric. at New Inn Hall, June 27, 1634; fil. Georgii L. de Stepney,
pleb., æt. 19; B.A., 1636-7.
Nathaniel Culverwell.
M.A., 1640; Fellow of Emmanuel, died about 1650; he was one of
the earliest of the Cambridge Platonists; author of Spiritual
Opticks, Discourses of the Light of Nature, etc.
P. 37. Charles Scarborough.
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Son of Edmund S., gent., admitted sizar, March 4, 1632-3, aged
16, after five years at S.P.S.; born in the parish of St. Martin's-in-
the-Fields, London; Scholar of Caius, 1634-1640; created M.D.
(Oxon.), June 23, 1646; was knighted in 1669; died February 27,
1693-4.
Robert Ellyson.
Middlesex; Matric. at St. John's Coll., Oxford, January 13, 1634;
fil. Ricei E. de Iselington, æt. 17.
William Blackmore.
Londin; Matric. April 17, 1635; fil. Gulielmi B. de Eastchepe
gen.; æt. 17; B.A. 1638-9; M.A. 1641.
Richard Culverwell.
One of this name was Minister of Grundesburgh, Suffolk, in 1682,
which is in the gift of Trinity Coll., Camb.; also one R. C. was
executed at Taunton in 1685.
Among the pupils of the elder Gill must be included the
following
P. 37. Eleazar Dunkon (Duncon).
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Son of E. D.; M.D.; Scholar of Caius Coll., Camb., February 24,
1613-4 to 1619; B.A. 1617-8; M.A. (Pembroke), 1621; D.D.
1633; Fellow and Tutor of Pembroke, 1619; University Preacher,
1627; Prebendary of Durham, 1628; of Winchester, 1629; of York,
1640; Chaplain to King Charles I. and to Bishop (Neile) of Durham;
Vicar of Powick, Worc., 1635; of Alne, Northumb., 1640-1650; and
Rector of Houghton; Chaplain to the Levant Company, 1650; he is
said to have died abroad in that year.
John Hobman.
Son of Thomas H., of London, "minutiarius"; admitted Sizar of
Caius Coll., Camb., July 7, 1614, aged 15; Scholar 1615 to 1620;
B.A. 1617; M.A. 1621; Under Master of Bury St. Edmund's
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P. 37. Edward Reade.
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Son of John Reade, of St. Alphege, Cripplegate, London, baker;
admitted Scholar of Caius Coll., Camb. (after three years at S.P.S.),
1615 till 1618; B.A. 1618; M.Á. 1622; Rector of Greenford parva,
Middlesex, 1621 to 1626.
Nicholas Raynberd.
Son of N. R., "arcis Londinensis oeconomus"; Sizar of Caius Coll.,
Camb., January 27, 1619-20.
John Huthwett.
Son of William H., gent.; born at Kettering; Sizar of Caius Coll.,
Camb., January 24, 1620-1, aged 18; Pensioner, 1622; Scholar,
1623-1626; B.A. 1626; M.A. 1629.
Rodolph Calvert.
Son of Sampson C., of London, born at Greenwich; Sizar of Caius
Coll., Camb., August 24, 1621, aged 16; scholar, 1621-1626; B.A.
1624; M.A. 1628; Vicar of Tortington, Sussex, 1661-1676.
Robert Calvert.
Son of Thomas C., tailor, of London; Scholar of Caius Coll., Camb.,
1621-2, aged 16, after three years at S.P.S.; B.A. 1625-6.
John Reeve.
Son of Nicholas R., druggist, of London; Pensioner of Caius Coll.,
July 28, 1621; aged 15.
Richard Edwards.
Son of R. E., merchant of London; Pensioner of Caius Coll., July 3,
1625, aged 16, after five years at S.P.S.
William Aldrich.
Son of John A., "Commissarius" of Wantisden (? Walsden);
Scholar of Caius Coll., Camb., January 30, 1625-6, aged 17, after
three years at S.P.S.; B.A. 1629; licensed to teach grammar at
Norwich, 1662.
Arthur Panther.
Son of A. P., gent., of London, Pensioner of Caius Coll., Camb.,
July 21, 1632, aged 18.
P. 38. Alexander Gill.
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He died towards the end of 1642, and was buried in St. Botolph's,
Aldersgate.
Bartholomew Baron (Barnes).
Resigned his post in 1639.
P. 39. Daniel Latham.
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Son of Thomas L., gent., of London; Scholar of Caius Coll., Camb.,
1637-1643, after four years at S.P.S.; M.A. 1644; Rector of Stifford,
Essex.
Thankfull Owen.
Gratianus O., matric. at Exeter, Buck., June 1, 1636; B.A. 1639;
M.A. 1646; Delegate of the Visitors (of the University of Oxford),
1647; and Visitor, 1652-1657.
Anthony Cherry.
Surriensis, fil. Sam. C. de Great Bookham, Sacerd.; æt. 16; matric.,
March 2, 1637; B.A. 1641-2.

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P. 39. William Hippesley.
Matric. fil. Mauricii H., Londin. pleb., æt. 18, July 14, 1636; ? B.A.
(Ipsley of Gloucester Hall), 1642.
P. 40. William Thomas.
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Matric., May 15, 1640; son of John T., Londin, pleb. t. 16;
Scholar, 1640; B.A. 1647-8; elected Fellow, 1647; expelled by the
Visitors, 1648.
Alexander Smith (Smyth).
Matric. March 13, 1639; fil. Thomae S., de Lond., pleb. æt. 17;
B.A. 1641-2.
Alexander (Antony) Kersley.
Matric. May 15, 1640; fil. John K., de Oxon., pleb.; B.A. 1643-4;
elected Yeoman Bedell of Arts (Carslegh), January 1, 1679-80.
Humfry Drake.
Matric. April 16, 1641; fil. H. D., de London, pleb. æt. 16; B.A.
1643-4.
Among the pupils of the younger Gill must be included:-
P. 40. Thomas Prujean.
Son of Francis P., of London, M.D.; Pensioner of Caius Coll.,
Camb., May 14, 1641, to which he migrated from Trinity Hall;
M.D. (Francken); incorporated at Cambridge, 1649; F.C.P. 1657;
died 1662.
P. 41. John Langley.
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His depositions before the Lords Committee at the trial of Arch-
bishop Laud, January 12, 1643-4, are preserved among the State
Papers (Charles I. sub-date) at the Record Office.
Samuel Crumlum.
Elected Surmaster, May 13, 1647.
P. 42. Matthew Hunter.
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Matric. February 19, 1641, fil Matth. H. de Londin, gen., æt. 16;
B.A. 1647; M.A. 1648; he refused to submit to the Visitors, and
was expelled May 15, 1648; died, 1689.
Nathaniel Sterry.
Intruded by the Visitors as Fellow of Merton Coll., 1649; M.A.
1651; B.D. 1675; Rector of Stuston, Suffolk, 1669; Dean of Bocking,
Essex, and Rector, 1674; died, 1698.
P. 43. Peter Pett.
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Admitted to Sidney Sussex Coll., June 28, 1645, after three years at
S.P.S. in the 15th (? 18th) year of his age; B.A. March 7, 1647;
incorporated B.A. at Oxford, July 4, 1648; submitted to the Visitors
from Pembroke, and was intruded by them as Fellow of All Souls,
June 18, 1648; created B.C.L. January 14, 1649-50; benefactor to
Bodley, 1653; died April, 1699.
Edward Reynolds.
His matric. is not found, but he was created B.A. March 19, 1649,
from Magdalen (but late of Merton) of which he was made Demy
by the Visitors (of whom his father was one), July 21, 1648;
made Fellow, January 18, 1649-50; ejected, 1660; benefactor to
Bodley, 1679.

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P. 43. Thomas Davies.
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He was enriched by the legacy of Hugh Audley, who died November
15, 1662; Pepys says that he was executor; he was Steward of the
Feast in 1678.
John Powell.
In Orders: "a crooklegged man that went with me to St. Paul's"
(Pepys, November 18, 1660).
William Carpenter.
His matric. is not found, but he was intruded by the Visitors (having
submitted) as Student, November 2, 1648; B.A. 1649-50; M.A.
1652; Proctor, 1656; Whyte's Profr. of Moral Philosophy, 1657-
1660; Rector of Staunton-upon-Wye, 1660, and of Calverton, Bucks,
1661.
Thomas Laurence.
Matric. June 17, 1648; B.A. (Alban Hall) 1652-3; Hon. Fellow of
Royal College of Physicians, 1664.
P. 44. Richard Cumberland.
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Matric. July 6, 1650; Incorporated M.A. (Oxford) July 14, 1657;
Rector of Brampton, Northants, 1661; he is buried in Peterborough
Cathedral with this monumental inscription:-
Juxta jacet
Justissimus Sanctissimus Præsul
Hujus civitatis Episcopus
Qui cum Ecclesiæ et Reipublicæ
Diu et feliciter invigilaverat
Migratus ad aliam
Quam solam quærebat civitatem
Honorum et dierum satur
Obdormivit in Christo
Anno Christi 1718
Annotatis
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Macte malæ fraudis Domitor, Defensor honesti,
Legum Naturæ justitiæque pugil;
O quantum debent, quas læserat Hobbius ambas,
Recta simul Ratio Religioque Tibi.
John Wagstaffe.
Matric November 22, 1650, generosi fil.; B.A. 1653-1654; M.A.
1656.
William Corker.
Incorporated M.A. (Oxford) at the opening of the Sheldonian
Theatre, July 13, 1669. Inscription in Trinity College Chapel :-
H. S. E.
GULIELMUS CORKER, Art. Mag.
Collegii hujus Socius senior
Qui septuagenarius moriens
Anno D. MDCCII mense Aprili die xxx
Sacello et Bibliothecæ
Libras DCC
Testamento donavit.
Viro doctissimo et munificentissimo
Monumentum hoc
Collegium posuit A.D. MDCCIX.
Gabriel Towerson.
Matric. February 27, 1650, gen. fil.

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P. 44. Samuel Pepys.
Entered at Trinity Hall, not Trinity College.
P. 45. Henry Yelverton.
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Matric. November 12, 1650, "Baronetti fil. "; born, 1633.
Humphrey Gower.
Master of Jesus Coll., Camb., July to December, 1679.
P. 46. Thomas Hatley.
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Matric. May 20, 1650, pleb. fil.
Daniel Butler.
Matric. March 18, 1657-8, pleb.; B.A. 1658; Vicar of Godmersham,
Kent, 1663.
Samuel Woodford.
Matric. July 20, 1654, gen. fil.; died, January 11, 1700-1.
P. 47. Henry Stephens.
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Matric. at Exeter Coll., "Easter and Acte Terms, 1657," as
"serviens"; B.A. 1659-60; M.A. 1662; Vicar of Overton, Wilts,
1668.
Henry Thompson.
Matric. at Exeter Coll., pleb., March 29, 1656.
George Hooper.
Matric. Mich. Term, 1657: he was buried in Wells Cathedral with
the following epitaph:-
In hoc Sacrario cineres suos requiescere voluit
Reverendus admodum Præsul
GEORGIUS HOOPERUS S.T.P.
Magnum Ecclesiæ Anglicanæ decus
Scientias quippe maxime reconditas
Mathesin Universam
Antiquitates patrias exterasque
Linguas pene omnes quotquot aut Oriens protulit aut Occidens
Jus Civile, Municipale, Canonicum
Elegantiarum Literarum amoenitate temperaverat,
Theologiam vero
Assidua Sacri Codicis et Primorum Patrum lectione
Quasi alias omnes Scientias ignorare maluisset
Totam penitus hauserat
Saniorem haud dubie amplexus.
Summo tamen eruditionis cultu semper incensus
Non ita studiis se totum tradidit
Ut arduis negotiis impar
Aut hominum ignarus
Aut difficilis, inconcinnus, asper evaderet.
Fuerat enim illi
Comitate aulis Principum dignissima
Christiana simplicitas condita
Ingenium non ad litteras magis
Quam ad res agendas habile et versatile
Mira in conciliandis sibi hominibus solertia
Sed animarum saluti unice intenta
Ita quum artes doctrinasque longe dissitas conjungeret
Summisque honoribus par
Nullum unquam ambiret.

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Aditum sibi ad famam eximiam
Ad primarios tam in Republica quam Ecclesia viros
Ad reginarum denique pientissimarum
Mariæ et Annæ patrocinium
Virtute sola patefecit
Itaque ab illa Decanatu Cantuariensi
Ab hac Infula primo Sancto Asaphensi
Deinde Bathono-Wellensi ornatus est
Quo in munere amplissimo
Quum gregi suo fideliter invigilaret
Inopes occulto plerumque munificentiæ fonte
Sed perenni ubere late fluente reficeret
Presbyteros suos indulgentia paterna foveret
Integerrimos quosque etiam rure latentes
In lucem et splendorem nec opinantes evocaret
Bonorum omnium amorem et observantiam meruit
Posteris morum exemplar pulcherrimum reliquit.
Obiit VIto Septembris A.D. MDCCXXVII
Etatis LXXXVII.
P. 47. William Rosewell.
Matric. April 1, 1656, gen. fil.; elected Scholar, September 25, 1657,
of London, aged 19.
P. 48. Joseph Lane.
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Steward of the Feast, 1674; benefactor to the Library.
Richard Alexander.
Matric. "Michaelmas or Hillary Termes," gen. fil.
From 'Pepys' Diary' the following names must be added to
Langley's pupils:-
P. 48. Mr. Brownlow.
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See April 6, 1668.
Jack Cole (passim).
He died July 3, 1665.
Jonathan Radcliffe.
See May 29, 1661. Vicar of Walthamstow, 1660 to December, 1662;
he was probably J.R.; M.A. of Magdalene Coll., Camb., 1661; B.D.
1668.
Also from Venn's Caius Coll.':-
P. 48. Samuel North.
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Son of Michael N., druggist, London, aged 17, after six years at
S.P.S.; Scholar, 1647 to 1649.
Thomas Beverley.
Son of James B.; born at Clophill, Beds., aged 19; Scholar, 1654
to 1659; B.A. 1657-8; M.A. 1661; Fellow, 1659; died in College, and
was buried in St. Michael's, August, 1661.
Samuel Welles.
Son of S. W., carpenter, London, aged 16; after three years at
S.P.S.; Scholar 1656-1658.
John Dew.
Son of Arthur D., merchant of London (deceased); admitted
Pensioner (at the Bachelor's table), July 6, 1657, aged 16, after two
years at S.P.S.

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P. 48. Joseph Allastone (Alston).
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Son of J. A., esquire, of London; admitted Fellow Commoner
December 7, 1657, aged 16, after three years at S.P.S.; Scholar,
1659-1662; succeeded his father as 2nd Baronet (Alston, of Chelsea),
in 1688; he was of Bradwell Abbey, Bucks., of which county he was
sheriff in 1670;; he died, March 14, 1688-1689, leaving issue.
Periam Docra.
Son of Thomas D., gent., of Putteridge Park, Herts (sic), admitted
Scholar, June 7, 1658 (till 1660), aged 16, after two years at S.P.S.;
he appears to have died young.
Edmund Calamy.
Son of E. C., Admitted Pensioner of Sidney, Sussex Coll., Camb.,
March 28, 1652; aged 17.
P. 49. Samuel Cromleholme.
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Matric., November 13, 1635; "Wiltonensis, fil. R. C., sacerd., æt.
17"; B.A. 1639; M.A. 1642; after the Fire it would appear from
Venn's Caius Coll. (p. 438), that he was keeping a school at Wands-
worth, 1668-1669; at his funeral rings were given with the posie:
"Redime tempus" (Smith's Obituary).
Nathaniel Bull.
He was elected first from Westminster to Christ Church in 1648;
matric., February 27, 1650-1, cler. fil.; student of Christ Church;
B.A. 1651-2; M.A. 1654; after the Fire he was recommended
by Cromleholme for the Headmastership of Leicester School,
September 9, 1667.
William Orme.
Matric., July 31, 1658.
P. 50. Mathew Abel.
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Matric., February 11, 1658, pleb. fil.
John Balderstone.
Admitted to Emmanuel, March 3, 1658, "Huns" (? Hunts).
William Wyatt.
Matric., Easter Term, 1659, gen. fil.; he died November 28, 1712,
and was buried in St. Mary's on December 1, where there is a
stone to his memory in the chancel.
Thomas Lagoe.
Matric., June 6, 1660, pleb. fil.
John Cotterell.
Matric., March 22, 1660; son of Nic. C., Wigornensis, pleb. æt. 18.
Thomas Mayhew.
Matric., May 10, 1661; fil. Thomæ M. de, London; pleb. æt. 17;
scholar, September 27, 1661; buried in Wadham College Chapel,
January 9, 1662–3.
George Eales.
Matric., May 24, 1661; son of G. E., of London; pleb. æt. 17.
P. 51. Benjamin Calamy.
Admitted Pensioner of Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1661; second
son of Edmund C.; aged 15; died, January 1, 1685-6.

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P. 51. John Strype.
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Matric., of Jesus Coll., July 5, 1662; incorporated M.A. at Oxford,
July 11, 1671.
Thomas Bassett.
Matric., May 22, 1663; son of T. B., of London; pleb. æt. 17.
Samuel Goodwin.
Matric., May 22, 1663; son of William G., of Whitechapel,
"pauperis," æt. 17; Rector of Ilston, 1679; of Stone, Kent, 1681.
P. 52. Henry Edwards.
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Matric., April 3, 1663; son of H. E., of London, gen.; æt. 16.
Henry Dugard.
Matric., at Trinity, May 11, 1664; son of Thomas D., of Barford,
Warwick, minister; aged 16; buried in St. Mary Magdalen's
Church, September 27, 1671.
P. 53. Edward Northey.
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Born, May 7, 1652; Matric., Queen's Coll., Oxford, December 4,
1668; son of William N., of London; arm. æt. 16; he was knighted
June 1, 1702.
William Bernard.
Matric., February 24, 1665, at Christ Church; son of Samuel B., of
Croydon, Surrey, doctor; æt. 17.
Samuel Bradford.
His Inscription in the Abbey.
Ex adverso sepultus est
SAMUEL BRADFORD S.T.P.
Sanctæ Mariæ de Arcubus Londinæ diu Rector
Coll. Corporis Christi apud Cantab. aliquando Custos
Episcopus primo Carliolensis
Deinde Roffensis
Hujusque Ecclesiæ et Honoratissimi Ordinis de Balneo Decanus
Concionator fuit dum per valetudinem licuit assiduus
Tam moribus quam præceptis
Gravis venerabilis sanctus
Cumque in cæteris vitæ officiis
Tum in munere præcipue pastorali
Prudens simplex integer
Animi constantia æquabili tam feliciter temperata
Ut vix iratus, perturbatus haud unquam fuerit
Christianam charitatem et libertatem civilem
Ubique paratus asserere, promovere.
Quæ pie, quæ benevole, quæ misericorditer
In occulto fecerit (et fecit multa)
Præsul humillimus et humanissimus
Et vere Evangelicus
ILLE suo revelabit tempore
Qui in occulto visa palam remunerabitur,
Ob. XVII die Maii Anno Domini MDCCXXXI
Suæque ætatis LXXIX.
Henry Parker.
Matric., March 15, 1671; son of H. P., of Bath, Somerset; pleb.
æt. 15.
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P. 58. John Leng.
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Died of the small pox, October 26, 1727, and was buried at St.
Margaret's, Westminster, with the following inscription:-
H. S. E.
JOHANNES LENG, Episcopus Norvicensis,
Vitâ defunctus Mensis Octobris die XXVI
A.D. MDCCXXVII, ætatis suæ LXII,
Qui cum a primâ ætate Literis Universis
Jam Divinis, quam Humanioribus
Penitus fuerit imbutus,
Et doctrinam exquisitam
Cum rarâ morum suavitate et Facundiâ
Conjunctum habuerit,
Apud doctissimos famam,
Apud indoctos gratiam,
Apud omnes summam sibi existimationem
Facilè conciliavit.
Religionis Reformatæ vindex acerrimus.
Cum sub finem vitæ suæ oblata fuit Infula Episcopalis,
(Quam mereri maluit quam ambire)
Nihil prius habuit,
Quam ut Spartam quam nactus erat strenuè ornaret,
Probi memor Episcopalium esse operis, non Honoris.
Quamvis ipse minime gloriæ erat cupidus,
Semper fuit perlatus, dignis et bene merentibus;
Qualis Pater-familias fuit,
Testantur etiamnum duæ Filia pietissimæ ;
Testatur Uxor luctuosissima;
Quæ æternæ Mariti charissimi Memoriæ
Hoc marmor sacrum esse voluit.
Edward Chester.
Admitted as "Hertfordiensis."
Nathaniel Lloyd.
Matric., April 9, 1685; Equitis aurati fil., æt. 15.
Thomas Gibbon.
Admitted Pensioner of St. John's Coll., Camb., February 23, 1684-5;
son of Matthew G., draper, aged 16. His migrations from one
college to another are difficult to reconcile.
Robert Newton.
Matric., April 10, 1685; son of H. N., of London, gen., æt. 15. One
of this name was Fellow of Jesus Coll. Camb., and was created
S.T.P. Comitiis Regiis, 1717.
Henry Stonestreet.
Chaplain to Charles, Earl of Manchester, 1708.
Basset.
John Basset matric. at Magdalen Coll., November 4, 1682; son of
Edmund B., of London, pleb., æt. 15.
George Jeffs.
Matric. at Brasenose Coll., Oxford, May 16, 1689; son of G. J., of
Westminster, pleb., æt. 17; Fellow of Merton, 1694; Vicar of
Diddington, Hunts, 1698; Rector of Ibstone, Oxon., 1708; died,
1709, and was buried in Merton Chapel, July 14.

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P. 59. Robert Maxwell.
Admitted Pensioner of St. John's Coll., Camb., May 2, 1690; son of
R. M., clerk, aged 15; born in Ireland.
P. 60. Charles Boyle.
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Matric. at Christ Church, June 5, 1690; Hon. Dni. Rogeri, Comitis
de Orrery, fil. natu minor, æt. 15, of Chelsea, Middlesex; subscriber
to Knight's Life of Colet.
Spencer Compton.
Matric. at Trinity College, Oxford, February 28, 1689-90, aged 15;
Dr. Gales dedicates his Opuscula to him, December 1, 1687.
Edward Tenison.
Rector of Wittersham, Kent, 1697; Rector of Sundridge, 1698 (not
Sandwich); buried at St. Mary's, Dublin, with this epitaph: "To
the memory of the Right Reverend Father in God, Edward
Tenison, D.D., late Lord Bishop of Ossory, who departed this life
Nov. 29 A.D. 1735 in the 62nd year of his age." Corpus Christi
College eventually accepted the whole of his legacy.
Roger Williams.
Matric., November 30, 1691; son of J. W., of London, cler., aged 16;
of the Middle Temple, 1705; and Gray's Inn, 1706; Steward of the
Feast, 1707; his father became Bishop of Chichester in 1696.
P. 61. John Thorpe.
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Matric., May 28, 1691; son of J. T., of Burford, Oxon., cler., æt. 15.
Charles Pinfold.
Admitted pensioner of St. John's Coll., Camb., April 2, 1694, aged 17;
eldest son of Thomas P., Knight, LL.D.
Samuel Hilliard.
Matric. at University Coll., August 25, 1693; M.A. (Pembroke),
1700, when he was also incorporated at Cambridge; he was son of
Samuel H., of St. Saviour's, Southwark, scrivener; Lecturer at
St. Margaret's, Lothbury, 1698; Prebendary of Lincoln, 1704; Rector
of Stifford, Essex, 1709; and of Rainham, 1718.
Thomas Nicholson.
Matric., July 2, 1694; son of William N., of Doddington, Kent,
aged 18; Vicar of Lenham, 1702; and Rector of Witchling, Kent,
1711.
Peter Chester.
Admitted Pensioner, May 3, 1694; in 1717 he was presented by the
College to the Sinecure Rectory of Aberdaron, Caernarvonshire.
Edward Wakeman.
Matric., April 30, 1695; son of E. W., of Leicester, gen., aged 18.
Arthur Blackmore.
Matric. (Blackamore), at Christ Church, May 7, 1695, aged 16; son
of Arthur B., pleb., of London. Benjamin Marshall in a letter to
J. Postlethwayte (April 26, 1700), describes him as "Ex æde nostra.
Baccalaureus, duplici beneficio a Mercerorum societate donatus."
Nicholas Rodgers.
Matric., May 3, 1695; son of John R., "pauperis," of Basingstoke,
Hants, aged 16; Fellow of Oriel, 1700; Rector of Ufton Nervet,
1721; Vicar of Stunfield, Berks, 1723.

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P. 61. Jordan Thorpe.
Subscribed the Articles, as of Trinity Coll., Oxford, July 6, 1694;
son of John T., of Burford, Oxon., cler.
P. 62. Charles Godden.
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Matric., April 4, 1696; son of C. G., "generosi," aged 17.
John Deighton.
Steward of the Feast, 1766.
Samuel Gale.
Godson of Samuel Pepys; Treasurer of the Society of Antiquaries,
1719; died unmarried, June 10, 1752.
P. 63. Robert Baylis.
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Admitted Scholar of Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1690; eldest son
of R. B., of London, "Petopola" (Tobacconist); Alderman of
Bread St. Ward; Lord Mayor of London, 1728-9; Commissioner of
Customs, 1731-1747.
Richard Chiswell.
Probably R. C., traveller and Turkey merchant; Director of the
Bank of England; M.P. for Calne, 1714; died May 14, 1751,
aged 78.
Spencer Cowper.
M.P. for Beralston, Devon, 1705 and 1708; for Truro, 1714 and
1722.
Edward Farmer.
Admitted Pensioner of Caius Coll., January 9, 1685-6; son of Sir
E. F., Knight, of Parndon, Essex, aged 16; Inner Temple, 1685.
P. 64. Charles Peers.
Commissioner of Customs, 1714-1735.
The following names must be included among Dr. Gale's
pupils:-
P. 64. Samuel Draper,
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Who gave to the Library Stephanus de Urbibus, with this inscrip-
tion: "Dono dedit Samuel Draper in Schola Paulina olim auditor,
gratitudinis ergo 1678."
William Harrison.
Admitted Pensioner of St. John's Coll., Camb., December 29, 1674;
son of Henry H., D.D., aged 17; B.A. 1678; M.A. 1682.
William Forth.
Admitted Scholar of Caius Coll., February 17, 1675-6; son of
Thomas F., "zythepsa" (brewer), aged 17, after three years at
S.P.S.; Rector of Eriswell, Suffolk, 1683, till his death in 1715.
Edward Stillingfleet.
Only son of Bishop S. by his first wife; born at Sutton, 1660;
admitted Pensioner of St. John's Coll., Camb., March 19, 1677;
B.A. 1681; M.A. 1685; Fellow of St. John's; F.R.S., November 30,
1688; Gresham Professor of Physic, 1689; created M.D., July 5,
1692; after practising at Lyme, he took orders, and was presented
to Newington Butts in 1697, which he exchanged in the same year
for Wood Norton and Swanton, Norfolk; died, 1708.

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P. 64. Joseph Spence.
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Admitted Sizar of St. John's, Camb., July 14, 1677; son of J. S.,
cook, aged 16; B.A. 1681; M.A. 1685.
Edmund Scarburgh (Scarborough).
Admitted Pensioner of Caius Coll., Camb.; at the Bachelor's Table,
September 23, 1677; son of Sir Charles S., M.D., of London, aged
18, after five years at S.P.S.; Fellow of Caius; M.A. (per literas
Regias), 1682; Rector of St. Michael, Wareham, and of Upway,
Dorset, and Prebendary of Salisbury, 1687.
James Robson.
Admitted Scholar of Caius Coll., 1681 till 1686; son of J. R., Alder-
man of Cambridge, aged 17.
Sir Edmund D'Oyley, Baronet.
Admitted Fellow Commoner of St. John's Coll., Camb., March 7,
1681-2; son of Sir William D'O., Baronet of Shotsham, Norf.,
aged 17; he was the third Baronet, and died in October, 1760.
Edward Mansell.
Admitted Fellow Commoner of St. John's Coll., Camb., March 31,
1682, aged 18; son of Henry M. (deceased), aged 18; born at
Prendergast, Caermarthen (sic).
Thomas Goodall.
Admitted Scholar of Caius Coll., 1684 (till 1689); son of Charles G.,
M.D., F.R.C.P., aged 16; B.A. 1687-8; M.A. 1691; Fellow, 1693.
Antony Hammond.
Admitted Fellow Commoner of St. John's Coll., Camb., April 2,
1685; son of A. H., gen., aged 16; born at Sommersham, Hunts.;
M.A. 1698; M.P. for the University, July, 1698, to November, 1701;
(See Macaulay's History, Ch. XXV.); died 1738.
Edward Brereton.
Admitted Pensioner of St. John's Coll., Camb., August 11, 1686;
son of E. B., aged 18; born at Burras, Derb.
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Paul Tracy.
Admitted, Peterhouse, August 2, 1688; Pensioner of St. John's,
January 31, 1688-9; son of P. T. "cognitoris," aged 17.
1692; M.A., 1696.
B.A.
Griffith Hatley.
Admitted Scholar of Caius Coll., 1689 (till his death, April 15, 1693);
son of Henry H., gent.; aged 18, after four years at S.P.S.; buried
at Hunton, Kent.
John Millard.
Admitted Sizar of St. John's Coll., Camb., May 1, 1690; son of
Henry M.; aged 17.
Edmund Sutton.
Admitted Pensioner of St. John's Coll., Camb., June 1, 1696; son of
George S. "mercatoris "; aged 17; born in Barbadoes.

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P. 64. Charles Lee.
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Born in 1674. He is said to have entered Trinity Coll., Oxford,
from S.P.S., but there is no trace of his matriculation or gradua-
tion. He entered the Church of Rome, studied at Douai, and became
a member of the Carthusian Priory of Sheen Anglorum at Nieuport,
December, 1714; Prior, December, 1729; died April 20, 1740.
The following names occur as Stewards of the Feast:-
William Bartlett, 1678.
William Bridges, 1674 (see page 29).
William Butler, 1674.
James Cardrow, 1675.
Charles Chamberlayne, 1675.
Sir Hugh Cholmely, Bart., 1677.
Governor of the Mole in Tangier (Pepys, passim); succeeded to the
Baronetcy, June, 1665; died January 9, 1688.
Henry Crispe, 1674.
Sir George Crooke, 1677.
John Escourt, 1678.
Edmund Gardiner, 1674.
Thomas Goddard, 1677.
Surveyor Accountant of St. Paul's School, 1699 to 1700.
Ralph Gray, 1674.
Governor of Barbados, 1698; succeeded his brother as Lord Grey of
Werke, 1701; died unmarried, June 20, 1706; aged 45.
James Hayes, 1678.
John Knight, 1678.
Richard Lightfoot, 1675.
Francis Nixon, 1675.
Henry Simmonds, 1674.
Thomas Swallow, 1675.
Robert Thompson, 1677.
LL.D., Trinity Hall, Camb., 1670.
Edward Trotman, 1675.
P. 65. John Postlethwayte.
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Matric. April 7, 1671; son of Matthew P., of Millom, Cumb.,
pauperis, æt. 20." For his biography at length, see Athenæum,
May 28, 1904.
Matthew Postlethwayte.
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P. 65. Roger Cotes.
Epitaph in Trinity College Chapel.
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H. S. E.
ROGERUS Roberti filius COTES
Collegii hujus S. Trinitatis Socius
Astronomiæ et experimentalis
Philosophiæ Professor
Qui immatura morte præreptus
Pauca quidem ingenii sui
Pignora reliquit
Sed egregia, sed admiranda
Ex inaccessis matheseos penetralibus
Felici sollertia tum primum eruta
Post magnum illum Newtonum
Societatis hujus spes altera
et decus gemellum:
Cui ad summam doctrinæ laudem
Omnes morum Virtutumque dotes
in cumulum accesserunt
Eo magis spectabiles amabilesque
Quod in formoso corpore
Gratiores venirent
Natus Burbagii
in agro Leicestrensi
Jul. X. MDCLXXXII.
Obiit Jun. V.
MDCCXVI.
Daniel Lock.
Epitaph in Trinity College Chapel.
Hic juxta cineres cari Cotesii
Suos etiam requiescere voluit
DANIEL LOCK, hujus Collegii A.M.
Vir qui si quis alius
Architecturæ Sculpturæ Picturæ Musicæ
Omniumque bonarum artium amantissimus.
Nec pudet inventas vitam excoluisse per artes.
Obiit 15 Janrii 1754 æt. 69.
P. 66. John Leake.
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Matric. April 10, 1700, son of J. L., of London, cleric; aged 18.
Benjamin Marshall.
Matric. March 3, 1699-1700; elected "alumnus" circa, July 15,
1701; Domestic Chaplain to the Bishop (Lloyd) of Worcester;
Author of Tabule Chronologica, and a defence of Bishop Lloyd's
Interpretation of Daniel; also of Verses in Hebrew and Arabic
on the death of the Duke of Gloucester (1700), and William III.
(1702).
John Barnwell.
Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
Algernon Coote.
From the letters of Isaac Steele to John Postlethwayte, it is
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P. 67. Matthias Mawson.
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Son of a brewer at Chiswick, Middlesex.
William Mince.
Matric. May 10, 1701; son of Samuel M. of Stow, Glouc., pleb. æt.
16; Rector of Edgworth, Beds., 1713, till his death, December 12,
1756.
Thomas Wyatt.
In a letter of Isaac Steele's (June 13, 1706), "Wyatus jussu Magistri
in rus abiit, rediturus necne haud scio."
Edward (read Gerard) Neden.
Gerard Needen was a Candidate for the High Mastership in 1713.
Miles West.
Matric. at Merton, April 13, 1706; son of Charles W. of London,
gen. æt. 17; Rector of Elmley and Harrietsham, Kent, 1723.
P. 68. Darcy Curwen.
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Admitted Pensioner of St. John's Coll., Camb., September 11, 1706;
son of D. C., gent.; born at Sella Park, Cumberland.
Thomas Machen Fiddes.
Matric. April 30, 1706; son of T. M. of Brightwell, Oxon., cleric;
aged 16; Prebendary of Sneating in St. Paul's, 1733.
Isaac Steele.
Trinity College, Cambridge.
John Higgett.
Admitted Sizar of St. John's Coll., Camb., May 27, 1715, aged 19
(pupil of Mr. Ayscough), son of Humphrey H., mason. Probably
there is an error as to his B.A. degree (? 1720), as he ought to be
classed with Ayscough's pupils.
John Hilary.
Schoolmaster Fellow of Dulwich College, July 25, 1730; Preacher
Fellow, July 11, 1741; died March 18, 1756, and was buried in the
College Chapel.
Thomas Leigh.
Matric. January 26, 1708; son of William L., of London, gen.; æt.
17; Fellow of Corpus; Rector of Heyford, Oxon., 1728; died January
17, 1743-4; aged 54.
Thomas Bentley.
Nephew of Richard B.; incorporated M.A. at Oxford, April 17,
1716.
John Busfield.
Matric. (Exeter), April 7, 1709; son of Richard B., of London;
pleb. æt. 19.
P. 69. Thomas Browne.
Was Rustat Exhibitioner of Jesus Coll. in September, 1711; Steward
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P. 69. James Barker.
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Matric. March 9, 1710-11; son of J. B. of Walthamstow, Essex;
cler. æt. 18.
Charles Thomas.
Rector of Stretham (Isle of Ely).
Andrew Rogers.
Was operated on by Chesilden for the stone.
John Lawson.
Admitted to Trinity Coll., Camb., March 27, 1713.
John Browne.
In Orders; Subscriber to Knight's Life of Colet; a set of MS. verses
(Elegiacs), " in obitum Johannis Postlethwayte.'
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The following names must be included among the pupils of
Postlethwayte.
P. 70. Mark Anthony Corbière.
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Trinity College, Camb.; B.A. 1706; M.A. 1710; Minor Fellow, 1709;
Major Fellow, 1710, which he held as long as was possible for a
layman; became attached to the suite of Mr. Delaval, who repre-
sented England at Lisbon, and was sent on a mission to the
Emperor of Morocco (1707): he returned home travelling from
Genoa (February 8, 1708-9) through Switzerland to the Hague
(September 17, 1709); Commissioner of the Wine Licence Office;
died May 21, 1743.*
Nathaniel Gentry.
Admitted Sizar of St. John's Coll., Camb., December 13, 1704; son
of John G. "officinatoris "; aged 17.
Woodward.
Mr. J. W., of Poplar, withdraws his son after being a Boarder with
J. P. for three months on January 17, 1708-9 (Postlethwayte
Letters).
These names also must be added from the Postlethwayte
papers:-
P. 70.
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Stephens.
Of Oriel Coll., Oxford, according to MS., but there is no one of this
name in the Oriel Register near this time; possibly George S., B.A.
of Trinity Coll., Camb., 1702.
Sharp.
Samuel Parsons.
Daniel Warner.
James Dormer.
Daniel Hackluit.
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Thomas Worliche.
B.A. Trinity College, Camb., 1704.
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P. 70.
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Lee.
R. Thoroton.
Probably Robert T., of Corpus Christi Coll., Camb.; B.A. 1714;
M.A. 1718.
Bishop.
Also the following Boarders who attended as mourners at
Postlethwayte's funeral.
P. 70. Stillingfleet.
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Ellison.
Richardson.
Probably Rev. Richard R., subscriber to Knight's Life of Colet.
Williams.
Berney.
Ball.
Son of Captain Berney.
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Davis.
Godfrey.
Proby.
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Talbot.
Roane.
Alleyn.
Master.
Wright.
To these must be added the names of
P. 70.
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Richard Rawlinson.
Matric. St. John's Coll., Oxford, March 9, 1707-8, aged 18;
B.A. 1711; M.A. 1713; D.C.L, (by diploma), June 30, 1719; F.R.S.
1714; F.S.A. 1727; he was consecrated Bishop (among the Non-
jurors) in 1728; died April 6, 1755, and was buried in St. John's
Chapel. His MS. collections are in Bodley. He himself states that
he was at S.P.S. as well as at Eton.
Charles Levintz (Levinge).
Second son of Sir Richard L., Baronet (subsequently Lord Chief
Justice of Common Pleas in Ireland); born, 1693; was at St. Paul's
School in 1710 (Life of Thomas Gent.); travelled abroad; became
Captain in a Dragoon Regiment; succeeded his brother as 3rd
Baronet in 1748; died, 1762.
Lacy Ryan.
Born about 1694 in S. Margaret's, Westminster; educated for a
Solicitor, but took to the Stage, acting first in 1709. He acted
at Drury Lane, Lincoln's Inn Fields (with Quin) and Covent
Garden, and continued to act till February, 1760, dying on August
15 in that year. He was author of the Cobler's Opera, produced in
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P. 71. Philip Ayscough.
Elected High Master October 15, 1713, having Testimonials from
the Bishops of St. Asaph (Fleetwood), Chester (Sir William Dawes),
Peterborough (Talbot), and other learned men.
P. 72. Thomas Staige.
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Admitted Sizar of St. John's Coll., Camb., December 17, 1715, aged
19, son of Wm. S., clerk, of Middlesex. He was ordained as Literate
by the Bishop of London, 1724-5.
Timothy Crumpe.
Admitted to Trinity College, Camb., July 19, 1718.
Wiliiam Wood.
Son of Charles W., of St. Helens, London, "pleb.", aged 18.
John Boyce.
Matric. at Oriel Coll. as Servitor, April 7, 1721, son of Richard B.,
of St. Paul's, Shadwell, London, pleb., aged 18; B.A. (Christ
Church), January 22, 1724-5.
P. 73. Nathaniel Blanford.
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William Bridges.
He was father to John Bridges, and had been Steward in 1674.
John B., the topographer of Northamptonshire, gave a plate to
Knight's Life of Colet, but died in the year of its publication, so
that perhaps the subscription was paid by the father.
P. 75. Maurice Green (Greene).
Born about 1696; son of Thomas G., D.D., Vicar of St. Olave's
Jewry with St. Martin's Pomeroy; Organist of St. Dunstan's in
the West, 1716; of St. Paul's Cathedral, 1718; Organist and Com-
poser to the Chapel Royal, 1727; Professor of Music at Cambridge,
1730, when he accumulated Mus. B. and Mus. D.; died December 1,
1755, and was buried at St. Olave's on December 10. His musical
works fill a column in the D.N.B.
P. 76. Gabriel Neve.
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Died March 17, 1773; of the Temple.
Samuel Palmer.
Surgeon.
Sherard Pickering.
Otherwise Sherman P.
Thomas Savage.
Steward of the Feast, 1726.
Robert Stevens.
Otherwise Stephens.
Robert Swinborne.
Steward of the Feast, 1726.
P. 77. Benjamin Tooke.
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Son of B. T., Citizen and Stationer; he was a bookseller at Middle
Temple Gate, Fleet Street; died May 24, 1723.
William Tyms.
Attorney at Law.

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P. 77. Edmund Wiseman.
Otherwise Edward W.
Among Ayscough's pupils must be included:-
P. 77. Richard Edwards.
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Admitted Pensioner of St. John's Coll, Camb., March 27, 1714; son
of Timothy E., gent., of Carnarvonshire, aged 16.
Humfrey Dell.
Admitted Pensioner of St. John's Coll., Camb., April 18, 1721; son
of H. D., jeweller of Middlesex, aged past 15; M.B. 1727; practised
as Physician at Flintwick, Beds.; died September 27, 1764, aged
57.
Thomas Collett.
Steward of the Feast, 1726.
William Lock.
Steward of the Feast, 1713; Subscriber to Knight's Life of Colet.
Michael Purvis.
Steward of the Feast, 1726.
Thomas Seabrook.
Steward of the Feast. 1726.
P. 78. James Greenwood.
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In 1717, in the first Edition of the Virgin Muse, he is described
as "Teacher of a Boarding School at Woodford in Essex."
Dixon.
Thomas Dixon was Steward of the Feast in 1726.
John Clark.
Was one of George I.'s scholars for Modern History and Modern
Languages at Cambridge; for French, May 21, 1725; for French
and Italian, April 3, 1727.
P. 79. Charles Pinfold.
Admiralty Advocate, November 14, 1751.
Among the pupils of Morland must be included:-
P. 79. Thomas Broughton.
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Scholar of Caius Coll., Camb.; B.A. 1726-7; M.A. 1730; Prebendary
of Salisbury, 1744, till his death in 1774.
James Wagstaffe.
Caius Coll., Camb., 1726-7; B.A. 1730-31; M.A. 1735; Vicar of
Banstead, Surrey, 1754, till his death, October 13, 1789.
John Postlethwayte.
Matric. at Merton Coll., May 2, 1729; son of Matthew P., of Denton,
Norfolk, cler., æt. 18; B.A. 1732-3; Rector of Thelveton, Norf.,
1737; Chaplain of H.M.S. Worcester, 1737; Rector of Denton, 1745,
died, 1750.
John Rogers.
Admitted Pensioner of St. John's Coll., Camb., July 8, 1727; son
of Samuel Rogers, cleric., aged 17; born at Exton, in Rutland;
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P. 79. William Selwin.
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Admitted Pensioner of St. John's Coll., Camb., April 28, 1730; son
of W. S., of Middlesex, Merchant, aged 15 (hoc ipso die); called to
the Bar (Inner Temple), 1736; died, June 24, 1749.
Francis Pinckney.
Admitted Pensioner of St. John's Coll., Camb., June 29, 1730, son
of Thomas P., gent.
P. 80. Edward Venn.
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Gower Exhibitioner, 1737. He appears 21st in the Honour List for
1740-1. He was a pupil of Heberden, and graduated M.D. (probably
at Leiden); died, February 13, 1780.
Thomas Strahan.
Londinensis, Minor Scholar, 1736; Fellow, 1741.
P. 81. George Charles.
Is said to have been LL.D., but of what University is not known.
He had been at one time preceptor to the Duke of Cumberland.
After his return from abroad he seems to have lived in London till
his death, December 10, 1788, aged 84.
P. 82. John Parkhurst.
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Admitted Pensioner of Clare Hall, June 28, 1745; born in London.
Richard Roberts.
Matric., May 13, 1746, fil. Gulielmi R. de Bristol, pleb. æt. 17.
Richard Swinfen Edwards.
On his admission to St. John's, October 7, 1748, he is described
as "literis institutus in Schola Westmonast. sub Doct. Nichols,"
which seems inconsistent with his Pauline Exhibition. The only
explanation suggested has been that he moved to St. Paul's after
his admission at St. John's in order to obtain the Exhibition.
John Lawrence.
Entered S.P.S., 1739; matric., University Coll., Oxford, Novem-
ber, 17, 1741, aged 16.
Nathaniel Bishop.
Proctor in Doctors' Commons.
George Dance.
Born, June 2, 1725; Free of the Merchant Taylors' Company; Clerk
of the Works to the London Corporation; died, 1768, and was
buried in the churchyard of St. Luke's, Old St.
Among the pupils of Dr. Charles must be included:-
P. 82. John Campbell.
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Afterwards 5th Duke of Argyll. He was the eldest son of John
Campbell, who distinguished himself as a general in '45, and
eventually succeeded his cousin as fourth Duke. His third brother,
Frederick, was also a Pauline (see Registers, p. 82), but it is not
known whether the second brother, "Harry," aide-de-camp to
General Ligonier, killed in 1747, at the battle of Val (otherwise
Lafelt) was at S.P.S.
Richard Windsor.
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P. 84 William Rider.
Editor of an Almanack, 1777, London, 12mo., also The Universal
English Dictionary.
P. 87. William Hawes.
Born at Islington, November 28, 1736; practised as an Apothecary
in the Strand till 1780, when he took his Diploma as Physician.
In 1773 he took up the subject of the recovery of the drowned; and
after paying the rewards for some time out of his own pocket suc-
ceeded in founding the Royal Humane Society He died, Decem-
ber 5, 1808. He was Steward of the Dinner in 1789.
P. 91. William Parsons.
He was a
A celebrated actor, known as the "Comic Roscius."
painter of Fruit Pieces, also of Architecture and Landscape; he
died, February 3, 1795.
P. 92. John Hibbert.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1803.
P. 96. Lewis Hoffman.
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Fellow of Jesus; Vicar of Streatley, Berks.
Philip Rosenhagen.
Son of Arnold R., gentleman; born at Isleworth; Sizar, October 20,
1755, aged 18; Deacon, May 22, 1760; Priest, December 22, 1765;
Fellow of St. John's, 1761-1772; Rector of Mountnessing, 1766-
1774; Domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Chesterfield, 1766; Rector of
Little Easton, Essex, 1781; "The celebrated 'Junius' is at last dis-
covered to be the Rev. Philip Rosenhagen."-Gazetteer, January 24,
1774.
P. 100. Philip Francis.
M.P., Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1787, and April 17, 1806.
P. 101. Richard Parkes.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1802.
P. 102. Colston Carr.
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Sizar, October 1, 1757, aged 17; re-admitted March 13, 1764 and
November 6, 1771; Deacon, 1763; Vicar of Feltham, 1771; In-
cumbent of Asheldam, Essex, April, 1777; Vicar of Ealing, 1797;
died July 6, 1822; Monument at Feltham (by Westmacott) with this
inscription: "Sacred to the memory of the Rev. Colston Carr, LL.B.,
Vicar of Ealing, Middlesex, and formerly Vicar of this Parish. He
died July, 1822, aged 81 years. Benevolent and kind in his temper
he discharged the duties of his Christian profession with guileless
simplicity and truth, respected and beloved by all his parishioners
as their faithful minister and friend. This tablet is erected by his
widow and surviving children as a lasting memorial of their love
and affection for one whose worth and excellence as a husband and
father was rarely equalled and could not be surpassed."
William Sergrove.
Elected Tesdale Scholar of Pembroke College (as from Abingdon
School), August 9, 1762; matriculated, September 3, 1762, aged 16;
son of Thomas S.; Rector of St. Aldate's, 1774-1789; Vicar of
Penmark, Glamorgan; died in London April 16, 1796, aged 49.
P. 104. Thomas Merriton.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1802.

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P. 106. Robert Cawne.
Steward of the Dinner, April 17, 1806.
P. 107. William Walton.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1803.
P. 108. Thomas Williams.
Sizar, December 22, 1757, aged 16; Deacon, 1769; Priest, 1770.
P. 109. William Higgs Barker.
Schoolmaster Fellow of Dulwich College, May 5, 1766; resigned,
September 23, 1767.
P. 110. Charles Moore.
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Campden Exhibitioner, Cambridge, October 24, 1759, aged 16.
Robert Slade.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1802, and April 17, 1806.
P. 111. Iltyd Nicholl.
Died Rector of Tredington, Worcestershire, October 9, 1787.
P. 112. John Villette.
Sizar, St. John's College, Cambridge, June 26, 1765; B.A. 1771;
Ordinary of Newgate, February 8, 1774; died, April 26, 1799.
P. 114. Thomas D'Oyly (Doyly).
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Pauline Exhibitioner, Christ's College, Cambridge; admitted,
March 27, 1762.
Peter Sandiford.
Died, September 13, 1835, in his 85th year.
Charles Sandiford.
Vicar of Awre-cum-Blakeney, 1780; of Tirley, 1788; J.P., Precentor
of Wells, June 29, 1805-1812; Prebendary of St. Decuman's (Wells),
September 21, 1812-1815; Treasurer, June 13, 1812-1814; Chan-
cellor, January 8, 1814-1823; Archdeacon of Wells, July 8, 1815, till
his death (at Bath), April 5, 1826.
P. 115. Philip Toosey.
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Baptized at Hesset, March 18, 1744.
William Reyner (Rayner).
Admitted to Caius College, May 18, 1761, aged 19; author of
Miscellanies in Prose and Verse, The Moral Characteristics of
Theophrastus, Commentary of Hierocles upon the Golden Verses.
P. 118. Edward Cuthbert.
Born at Balvan (? Bulphan); admitted Pensioner, St. John's, Cam-
bridge, March 27, 1764, aged 18; Deacon, 1768; Priest, 1770; Rector
of Stifford, 1772-1784; of Bulphan, 1799-1803; died, December 18,
1803, being then Joint Minister of Long Acre Chapel.
P. 119. Thomas Woods.
T. W. sibi ipsi mortem conscivisse dicitur.
P. 121. Solden Lawrence.
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Fellow of St. John's, 1774; Lincoln's Inn, 1773; Knighted, 1794;
buried in St. Giles-in-the-Fields, monument there; Benefactor of
St. John's College.
Henry Blake.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1802.
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P. 121. Charles Williams.
Demy, 1765.
P. 122. George Litchfield.
P. 123.
Eldest son of George Litchfield, of Essex Street, London, Solicitor;
born 1751 or 1752; Solicitor for Bonds and Commercial Prosecutions
to the Customs, 1787-1792; died in John Street, Bedford Row,
about January, 1820.
Philip Gurdon.
Demy, 1766.
P. 124. James Barclay.
Presented Robertson's History of Scotland to the Library, 1764.
P. 127. Thomas Pedder.
Steward of the Dinner, January 26, 1795.
P. 128. John Garnett.
Campden Exhibitioner, Trinity College, Cambridge, 1775; . . . and
On the restoration of peace, 1802; monument at Farleigh.
Sacred to the memory of
The very Reverend JOHN GARNETT, D.D., Dean of Exeter,
Rector of this Parish and of Over Wallop, Hants.
A man in whom were united the generous friend, the
Hospitable acquaintance, and the kind master.
The unaffected benevolence of his disposition, and his readiness to
Promote the interests of those who needed his assistance,
Gained him the respect and esteem of all who had
The happiness of his intimacy.
While his polished manner conciliated those who were unacquainted
With the higher parts of his character, or were incapable of
Properly appreciating their worth.
His piety tho' pure, was not disgraced by bigotry or fanaticism,
Nor alloyed by any ostentation of peculiar sanctity.
After spending a life in the Duties of his profession, the service
Of his friends, and attention to the wants of the poor.
He concluded it by a manly and Christian Death
Attentive even in his last moments more to the good of others
Than his own sufferings.
His few surviving relations, uniting with the general voice,
have erected this Monument in commemoration
of his virtues.
Below, a shield-Azure, 3 griffins' heads erased or. Crest, a griffin's head erased or.
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Robert Laurie.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1796.
Richard Clark.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1726.
P. 129. James Thompson Ruffhead.
In Orders: Steward of the Dinner, 1793. But in D.N.B., Owen R.
is said on his death (1769) to have left an only son Thomas.
P. 130. Francis Const.
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Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1787.
John Pridden.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 131. George Balston.
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Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1796.
George Thicknesse.
Ensign in 2nd Regiment of Foot.
P. 134. Richard Litchfield.
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(Brother of G. L., 1760-1), second son of G. L. as before; born
January 1, 1754; upon the establishment of the Supreme Court of
Judicature at Calcutta in 1773-4 under Sir Elijah Impey, he was
appointed Prothonotary of the Court, and accompanied Sir Elijah
Impey to Calcutta. He married there Martha Fraser (a cousin of
Sir E. I.); returned home 1784; settled at Great Torrington,
Devon; died at Bath, August 17, 1827, aged 73.
Frederick Thesiger.
Died, aged circa 44.
P. 137. George Townsend.
Became a celebrated Nonconformist Minister; died in 1846, aged
90; was great-grandfather of J. F. T., 1861, and S. C. F. T., 1868.
William Toy Young.
Elected Tesdale Scholar of Pembroke College (as from Abingdon
School), August 3, 1772; Fellow of Pembroke; Minister of St. Paul's
Chapel, Birmingham, 1779, till his death, November 22, 1817.
P. 138. Henry Gretton.
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Steward of the Dinner, January 24, 1789.
John Griffin.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1805.
George Wilkie.
Steward of the Dinner, January 24, 1789.
P. 139. Thomas Troubridge.
P. 140.
Son of Richard T., of Cavendish Street, who died in 1760; whose
widow was married twice to the names of Smith and Freame;
married Frances, widow of . . . Richardson, 1787.
Gayer Patch.
Rector of St. Leonard's, Devon, 1780; buried, November 23, 1825.
P. 141. Stevens Dinely Totton.
Surveyor Accountant of St. Paul's School, 1820-1821.
P. 142. William Tomlinson.
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"Saturday evening, October 3, 1778, were interred the remains of
Mr. Tomlinson, late Senior Monitor of St. Paul's School, who was
unfortunately drowned off Blackwall on Sunday, 27 ult. He was
found on the Essex coast on Wednesday last. The St. Paul's School
Monitors attended the funeral."-(Gent.'s Mag.)
John André.
His family lived in Throgmorton St., and he himself began life in
an office in the City of London.
P. 143. Richard Roberts.
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High Master, May 24, 1769; resigned, March 24, 1814.
Thomas Woods.
Surmaster, April 16, 1783; died after 1827.
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P. 143. Richard Edwards.
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Elected June 12, 1806; resigned Christmas, 1823.
Thomas Woods.
Usher, April 9, 1782.
Richard Edwards.
Usher, May 13, 1783.
William A. C. Durham.
Elected, June 26, 1806; he introduced handers or caning on the
hand (T. G. K.).
Assistant:
Two other names are found-J. P. Benn, 1813; Bullivant (? Rev.
Hy.), 1814.
P. 144. Joseph Smith.
Left in vi. in 1772; "walked the Hospitals," and became a medical
man; also in H.M.'s State Paper Office; married Mary Marshall;
died in 1810, leaving one daughter surviving out of six children (the
other five having been carried off by small-pox on five separate
visitations). He was selected as "Latin Reader" to the House of
Commons, but the appointment was never made.
P. 145. William Robert Wake.
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Matriculated, October 29, 1772; Vicar of Backwell, Somerset, 1787;
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1804; died December 28, 1830.
Thamas Edlyn Tomlyns.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1787, and April 17, 1806 (Edlyne
Tomlins).
Robert Donaldson.
August 5, 1776, was promoted to a Tesdale Fellowship (? Scholar-
ship) (as from Abingdon School).
P. 146. John Crickett:
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Steward of the Dinner, April 17, 1806.
John Pearce.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1793.
P. 147. John Aspinshaw.
The name of John Aspinshaw, of Emmanuel, occurs in the list of
ægrotat and honorary degrees, 1788 (Wordsworth's Schol. Acad.)
P. 149. Samuel Vince.
Born April 6, 1749; Sizar of Caius College, February 9, 1771, aged 21:
B.A. (Senior Wrangler), 1775; M.A. 1778; F.R.S. 1786; Vicar of
South Creake, 1786-1821; Prebendary of Lincoln, 1803; Archdeacon
of Bedford, 1809; Plumian Professor, 1796-1821: died December,
1821; author of a Complete System of Astronomy and numerous
mathematical works, also of sermons, etc. He is entered at Caius,
as a pupil of Dr. Roberts; but his name does not appear in the
registers. He was the son of a bricklayer and worked with his
father till he was twelve. He was subsequently sent to a school at
Harleston, Norfolk, where he became usher: and it is difficult to
say when he was at St. Paul's. (See Venn's Gonville and Caius
Coll.)
P. 150. William Obadiah Cribb.
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P. 151. Thomas Broughton.
Entered Merchant Taylors' School, 1772.
P. 152. George Gawler.
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Son of John G., a Devonshire gentleman who had served with
Wolfe (he appears in West's picture), at Quebec, and married there,
where G. G. was born; he was known as "James Taylor"; returned
to England with a large fortune; he had one surviving son, who
entered the E.I.C.S.
Mark Morley.
Steward of the Dinner, January 24, 1789.
William Masters.
Only son of Rev. Robert M., Rector of Sandbeach and Vicar of
Waterbeach; (author of The History of Corpus Christi College,
Cambridge); Vicar of Waterbeach on the resignation of his father.
P. 154. Samuel Inman.
Steward of the Dinner, January 26, 1795.
P. 155. George Bell.
In Orders; Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1793.
P. 156. John Sewell.
Wightwick Scholar (as from Abingdon School), August 9, 1784.
P. 158. Richard Windsor.
? Identical with Steward of the Feast, 1755.
P. 159. Mathew Mapletoff.
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Entered Emmanuel Coll., July 10, 1779.
William Filmer.
Probationary Fellow of Corpus Christi Coll., 1791.
Charles Rivington Broughton.
Steward of the Dinner, January 24, 1789.
John Hepworth.
Pensioner of Caius College, 1788, aged 17; Scholar, 1788; B.A. 1793;
M.A. 1796; Fellow, 1793, and Schuldam Prize; Perpetual Curate
of St. Michael at Thorn, 1800; Rector of Gunton and Hanworth,
1803; Rector of Suffield, 1803; all of which he held till his death,
January 5, 1828.
P. 161. Thomas Clarkson.
Died at Playford, Suffolk, 1846.
P. 162. Thomas Daniel Trollope.
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Matriculated, April 24, 1779.
Augustus Thesiger.
William Richards.
Of Weybridge, Surrey.
Entered as "generosi fil."
John Fawcett.
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His father was an actor: his great character was "Dr. Pangloss
(The Heir at Law); he was also famous in comic Shakespearean
parts-Autolycus, Touchstone, etc. He retired in 1830, and died
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P. 162. John Gurney.
Called to the Bar, Inner Temple, 1793; Baron of the Exchequer,
Knighted, 1832; died March 1, 1845.
P. 164. Robert Markland Barnard.
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Surveyor-Accountant of St. Paul's School, 1814-1815; Steward of
the Dinner, January 25, 1793, and January 25, 1805.
George Chilton.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1793.
John Lockart Barnard.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1796, and January 25, 1805.
William Spilsbury.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1805.
P. 165. John Higgins.
Son of John H.; matric., 1782, aged 19; Curate of Mells, Somerset ;
Died April 15, 1833, aged 71.
P. 166. James Boulter.
P. 168.
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P. 169.
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De quo apud Mertonenses siletur.
Gustavus Matthias Hippisley.
Son of Robert (? Thomas) H., of Staunton, Wilts, by Mary, daughter
of John Gore, Recorder of Wilton.
William Peirce Nethersole.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1802.
William Pugh.
Vicar of Bottisham, Camb. His name is found in the list of
ægrotat and honorary degrees: "W. P., ægrotat in 1ma classe."
"I heard him keep his act in which he displayed extraordinary
learning, but no great knowledge of the subject under discussion:
hence he considered that Hailstone (who was Moderator) had
conferred on him a very appropriate honour when, after com-
plimenting him on the composition of his Thesis, he added 'Erudite
disputasti.' Pugh's name did not appear in the Tripos List,
probably on account of his health, but he was elected Fellow, and
it was understood he had passed a remarkably good Examination.
When he took his B.D. Degree (? 1799) he read a very learned and
eccentric Thesis, which was entirely written on the covers of letters."
Gunning's Reminiscences, II., ch. 11, quoted in Wordsworth's
Schol. Academ., p. 361.
Thomas Dudley Fosbrooke.
Elected to a Tesdale Scholarship (as from Abingdon School) at
Pembroke College, August 8, 1785; matriculated, November 3,
1785, aged 15; Vicar of Walford, Herefordshire, 1830-1842; died
January 1, 1842, at Walford; (for his autobiography see his
Enclyclopædia of Antiquities).
Frederick Walch-really Walsh.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1796.
P. 170. Richard Michell.
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P. 170. John Thomas.
Was son of J. T., so that either the identification is wrong, or
William T., of London, was not his father but his guardian.
P. 171. Richard Smith.
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? Son of Rev. Richard S., Vicar of Islington, who died February,
1772; Thomas S. was probably his guardian; admitted to Trinity,
October, 1784.
William Radcliff.
Commoner, March 25, 1783; son of William R., gen.; entered
Middle Temple, 1783; translator of A Journey through Sweden,
1790.
P. 172. George Lister.
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? Identical with G. L.; admitted to Corpus Christi College as from
Lincoln.
John Davis (Davies).
Trinity College, Cambridge, admitted October 25, 1784, aged 16; at
one time Minister of St. Margaret's Chapel, Westminster.
P. 173. William Clark.
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NOTE. This is the first presentation made on a printed form, all
previous ones being MS.
George Brookes.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1793.
William Roberts.
In the D. N. B. he is called Scholar of Corpus Christi Coll.; editor
of the Looker On, ? 1792; died, May 21, 1849; his life was written
by his son, Rev. Arthur R.
P. 174. Samuel Barnard.
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Steward of the Dinner, January 24, 1795.
Henry Burrows.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1802.
P. 175. Henry Hurle.
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Steward of the Dinner, January 24, 1795.
Moses Laporte Merac.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1803, and January 25, 1805.
George Capper.
Entered Trinity from St. Edmund's Bury School; still the age
seems to agree with this G. C.
P. 178. William Beresford.
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Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1796.
Israel Bull.
Ludwell Exhibitioner, November 16, 1791.
P. 179. John Ponten.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1804.

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P. 180. John Sharpe.
Matriculated, April 23, 1788; Rector of Castle Eaton, Wilts, 1847,
till his death, December 27, 1859.
P. 180. Robert William Elliston.
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read, Nephew of Dr. E., who was a bachelor.
Charles Wetherell.
Born, 1770; Demy of Magdalen, 1788; called to the Bar, Inner
Temple, July 4, 1794; K.C., Easter Term, 1816; Solicitor-General,
January 12, 1824; Attorney-General, September 20, 1826 to April,
1827; February, 1828 to 1829; died of a carriage accident, October
17, 1846; Steward of the Dinner, January 26, 1795; he was a
sloven in dress, so that of his violent speech on the Catholic Relief
Bill, it was said that the only lucid interval was that beween his
waistcoat and his breeches.
P. 181. John Duddell.
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Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1803.
Edward Cuthbert.
Entered Jesus College, March 12, 1788.
Samuel Holland.
Resigned the Rectory of Poynings, 1846; died, April 16, 1857.
P. 182. Francis Bishop Wells.
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Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1804.
George Hall.
His father was "Historical Ingraver to the King"; his godfather
was James Gilles, a Huguenot, well-known to Wedgwood; elected
Scholar of Pembroke (as from Abingdon School), August 4, 1788.
P. 183. Charles Leftley.
Steward of the Dinner, January 24, 1795; Parliamentary Reporter
to the Times newspaper; died, 1797, aged 27; author (with William
Linley, see p. 185) of Sonnets and Odes, etc., also of a Dirge (on the
death of Maria Linley); see The Cabinet, Vol. I., p. 65. His life
and remains were edited by W. Linley.
P. 184. Perrott Fenton.
Steward of the Dinner, April 17, 1806.
P. 185. William Linley.
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Left in 1789-90; entered Indian Civil Service (Madras) in 1791,
and came home in 1796, but returned in 1800 and retired in 1806,
when he was Mint Master at Fort St. George (i.e. Madras); died
May 6, 1835, aged 64. His portrait was painted by Lonsdale, and
has been engraved. He was the author of numerous musical
compositions and some novels; also edited the Life and Works of
Charles Leftley (see p. 183).
Isaac Hill.
Buried in Hackney Churchyard.
Edward Ward.
Matriculated May 25, 1789; son of William W., of Stanington
Bridge, Northumberland, gen.; Vicar of Iver, Bucks, 1805, till his
death, March 19, 1835; nephew (?) of W. Linley (above); examiner,
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P. 186. John Webb.
Captain, 1793-1795.
P. 188. William Durham.
Alex. Cample D., matriculated at Wadham College, Oxon., May 14,
1794, aged 18; fil. Thomæ, gen. de St. Martini, Civ. Londin; Sur-
master, December, 1823.
P. 189. William Robinson.
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Died June 1, 1848; aged 71-monument at Tottenham.
Henry Baber.
Rector of Stretham, Hunts, 1826; Keeper of Printed Books, British
Museum, 1812-1837; died, March 28, 1869, aged 94. His copy of
Knight's Life of Colet is in the School Library, annotated.
P. 190. William Richardson.
99
? Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1804.
Thomas Pardo Mathews.
Demy, 1793.
P. 192. George Gilbert Currey.
In 1817 he was one of the Physicians at St. Thomas'; he also gave
private medical lectures (at Maze Pond Schoolroom); see Memorials
of J. F. South, pages 117-118. He died in 1823.
P. 193. Edward Harper.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1805.
P. 194. John Thomas Wilgress.
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Admitted Trin. Coll., July 10, 1723.
Richard Meade.
Rector of Horsenden, 1811; Perpetual Curate of Prince's Ris-
borough; died, August 2, 1844.
Richard Shuter.
Steward of the Dinner, January 25, 1804.
P. 196. William Thorpe.
Caius Coll., July 20, 1795, aged 18 (pensionarius minor); April 1,
1803 (pensionarius major); Scholar, 1796; Vicar of Stetchworth,
Camb.; died, March 20, 1859.
P. 199. Charles Mansfield Clark.
His mother is said to have been proprietress of Salmon's Wax
Works in Fleet Street, and he is said to have been a Surgeon in the
Guards.
P. 200. John Bowyer Nichols.
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Died, October 19, 1863.
Robert Martin Leake.
Ensign, 1805; Lieutenant, 1806; Captain, 1811; Major, 1822;
Lieutenant-Colonel, 1837.
Charles Frederick Johnson.
Surveyor-Accountant of St. Paul's School, 1830-1831 and 1855-1856.

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P. 202. George Reading Leathes.
Entered Jesus College, March 3, 1797.
P. 204. James George Durham.
Vicar of Newport Pagnell, February, 1831; died June 7, 1832,
aged 50.
P. 206. Henry Godfrey.
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Died, October 16, 1832.
Samuel Bentley.
Born in London, May 10, 1785; died, April 13, 1868; buried in
Croydon Cemetery.
P. 207. William Sharp.
His verses spoken at the Apposition in 1800 and 1802 are printed
and are in the School Library.
P. 208. Edwin Sandys.
? Later Rev. E. Sandys-Lumsdaine, Rector of Upper Hardres,
Kent.
P. 209. John Bentley.
Born in London, November 12, 1786; died, December 11, 1860;
buried in Reigate Cemetery (Gent.'s Mag., March, 1861, where the
date of death is wrong).
P. 210. William Henry Taylor.
P. 211.
99
? Admitted to Corpus Christi College as from Norfolk.
Thomas Parker.
Aged 18, son of Thomas P., of St. Bartholomew, London, Gen.;
matriculated as Clerk at Queen's, April 26, 1803.
Robert Finch.
Son of Thomas F., of St. George the Martyr, London; Arm.;
matriculated at Balliol, March 16, 1802, aged 18.
P. 213. John Curtis.
See March 8, 1798.
P. 214. William Bentley.
P. 215.
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99
Born in London, August 21, 1778; died, January 28, 1877; buried
at Norwood Cemetery. Portrait (by Brigstock) in Leathersellers'
Hall.
George Ridout.
Aged 17, son of John R., Gen., de Civ: Londin; matriculated at
Balliol, July 9, 1805; Scholar of Balliol: Second Class Litt. Hum.,
Third Class Math., 1809; Orders, 1812; Curate of Bream, near
Newland, 1812; Lecturer of Newland, 1813; Curate of Newland,
1816; Non-resident Vicar of Lamyatt, Somerset, 1815-1833; Vicar
of Newland, 1833, till his death, January 26, 1871.
William Elisha Law Faulkner.
Died at Hackney, August 7, 1856, aged 67.
Joseph Gwilt.
Author of Encyclopædia of Architecture; for his life, see the Intro-
duction to the above; entered Royal Academy, 1801; F.S.A., March 9,
1815; F. Astr. Soc., 1833; died September 14, 1863.

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P. 216. Henry Taylor.
Son of Thomas T. (aged 20), of St. Bride's, London, gen.; matricu-
lated at Balliol, December 13, 1806; B.A., December 5, 1810; M.A.
1823.
P. 217. William Richard Baker Smith.
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Is said to have been of Trinity College, Cambridge. Assumed by
licence the name of Sellon, 1847.
Edward John Smith.
Matriculated at St. John's, July 7, 1810; aged 18; son of Thomas S.,
gen., of St. James', Clerkenwell, Middlesex.
P. 218. Thomas Cowper Hincks.
Aged 17, son of Thomas Cowper Hincks, of Chester, Arm.; matricu-
lated at Brasenose College, June 13, 1806.
P. 219. Henry Soames.
Matriculated February 21, 1803, aged 18, de parochia St. Georgii in
Civ. Lond. arm. fil.; died, October 21, 1860.
P. 221. John Henry Thomas.
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Aged 19, son of Moy T., Gen. de Parochia St. Steph., Walbrook,
Lond.; matriculated, Trinity College, March 21, 1808.
Richard Barham.
Son of Richard Harris Barham, Arm. de Civ. Cantuar; matricu-
lated at Brasenose College, June 13, 1807.
P. 222. Joseph Hurlock.
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Aged 18, son of Joseph H., de Civ. Lond.; matriculated December
15, 1806; Gen. fil.; F.R.C.P., September 20, 1818.
Charles Langmore.
William Langmore-was Steward of the Manor of Stepney, and
Vestry Clerk of Hackney.
John Hallward.
Aged 18, son of John H., Cler. de Assington, Suffolk; matriculated
at Worcester, May 6, 1807.
P. 223. John Charles Williams.
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99
99
Aged 18, son of Lloyd W., de Whitchurch, Hants, Cler. ; matricu-
lated at Worcester, July 6, 1808.
John Kirkman Miller.
Joseph in Trinity College Admissions, May 11, 1803.
John Miller.
Aged 17; son of P. M., of Bockleton, Worc., Cler. ; matriculated at
Worcester, June 21, 1804.
John Willson.
Aged 16; son of William W. de Shefford, Berks, Cler.; matriculated
at Trinity College, May 16, 1806.
P. 224. Henry Hemington Harris.
His brother, born January 16, 1804, was named after him. See
August 22, 1814.

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P. 224. Matthew Godmond Sarjeant.
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Aged 17; son of Matthew S., de St. Bride's, London, Gen. ; matricu-
lated at Queen's, October 20, 1808.
Henry John Rush.
Aged 20; son of Roger R., Arm. de Parochia St. Jacobi, Westmon-
ast; matriculated at Worcester, June 24, 1808.
P. 228. Benjamin Keen.
99
Is said to have been on the staff of the Times.
Thomas Glover Kensit.
Left about 1809; died, May 3, 1884, aged 89.
P. 229. Adolphus Pugh Johnson.
Was still living (at Versailles) on June 24, 1884, and survived_the
opening of the New School; he died in January, 1885; aged 91
or 92.
P. 230. Richard Bentley.
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Born in London, October 24, 1794; son of Edward B., by Ann
Nichols, sister of John N.; died September 10, 1871; buried at
Norwood Cemetery.
Samuel Hawkes.
M. S.
SAMUELIS HAWKES.
Hujus Collegii nuper Socii.
Mortuus est Antiguæ in India Occidentali
James Currie.
Martis XI. MDCCCXXIX.
ætatis XXXV.
Of the firm of Currie, Woodgate, and Williams, Lincoln's Inn.
P. 231. Charles Alfred L'Oste.
(His name is found among boys not on the Foundation at the Apposi-
tion 1807), son of Charles L'O., of Hackney, aged 19; admitted to
Caius Coll. as Pensioner, 1809; Scholar, 1809; B.A. 1813; Rector
of St. Mary at the Walls, Colchester, 1855-1870; died May 2,
1870.
P. 232. George Salmon.
Son of Harry S.
P. 233. Walter Medhurst.
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Author of Chinese Dialogues, Shanghai, 1863.
Thomas Lowe.
Really Thomas Parker Lowe.
P. 234.
Thomas Gore.
He suffered during school life from a diseased knee-joint, and is
said to have died early.
P. 235. Edward George Beckwith.
Minor Canon of St. Paul's, 1836; and of Westminster Abbey; died
at Little Cloisters, Westminster, September 27, 1856; aged 62.

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P. 235. John Knox Vade.
He was a grandson of Vicesimus Knox (of Tunbridge School).
P. 238. Alfred Ollivant.
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Foundation of the Ollivant Divinity Prize, July 1884.
Henry James Hastings.
Presented to Arely Kings by Lord Brougham.
P. 239. Benjamin William Weeding.
Scholar, 1819-1827; admitted (Lincoln's Inn), November 8, 1817.
Needing in Ackerman's List.
P. 240. John Wilson Allen.
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Schoolmaster, Walpole House, Chiswick Mall.
Joseph William Allen.
Usher at Taunton; scene painter; landscape painter; one of the
Founders of the Society of British Artists; Professor of Drawing
at City of London School; died August 29, 1852.
George Andrew Currie.
? Solicitor in Lincoln's Inn.
P. 241. Baker Peter Smith.
Died June 19, 1888, aged 87.
P. 242. Simeon John Boileau.
99.
Called to the Bar; practised in England, and subsequently at
Madras (1840); died June 15, 1863.
Octavius Errington Johnson.
Surveyor Accountant of St. Paul's School, 1841-1842.
P. 243. James R. A. Muzio.
Died January 23, 1885, aged 83; formerly of the Treasury, India
House; and late Secretary of the Guar. Society, etc.
John Gore.
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Died December 7, 1871.
P. 245. Henry Charles Chilton.
99
Henry Charles Clinton in Ackerman's List.
Anthony Rich.
Caius College, Cambridge, Scholar, 1821-1828; Hon. Fellow of
Caius College, 1886; died April 4, 1891; aged 88.
P. 246. Samuel Armstrong Lane.
Died August 2, 1892, aged 90. Nicknamed Shag Lane. (Lana
shag of wool.)
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P. 248. Edward Conduitt Judge.
99
Admitted Pensioner, Caius College, January 12, 1820. He went to
the Cape in 1826; he was Chaplain to the Forces at Cape Town,
and later Naval Chaplain at Simon's Town became.
George Ducketts Barber Beaumont.
Barrister of the Chancery Bar; Inventor of a Traction Engine
exhibited in 1851.

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P. 224. Matthew Godmond Sarjeant.
99
Aged 17; son of Matthew S., de St. Bride's, London, Gen.; matricu-
lated at Queen's, October 20, 1808.
Henry John Rush.
Aged 20; son of Roger R., Arm. de Parochia St. Jacobi, Westmon-
ast; matriculated at Worcester, June 24, 1808.
P. 228. Benjamin Keen.
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Is said to have been on the staff of the Times.
Thomas Glover Kensit.
Left about 1809; died, May 3, 1884, aged 89.
P. 229. Adolphus Pugh Johnson.
Was still living (at Versailles) on June 24, 1884, and survived the
opening of the New School; he died in January, 1885; aged 91
or 92.
P. 230. Richard Bentley.
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Born in London, October 24, 1794; son of Edward B., by Ann
Nichols, sister of John N.; died September 10, 1871; buried at
Norwood Cemetery.
Samuel Hawkes.
M. S.
SAMUELIS HAWKES.
Hujus Collegii nuper Socii.
Mortuus est Antiguæ in India Occidentali
James Currie.
Martis XI. MDCCCXXIX.
ætatis XXXV.
Of the firm of Currie, Woodgate, and Williams, Lincoln's Inn.
P. 231. Charles Alfred L'Oste.
(His name is found among boys not on the Foundation at the Apposi-
tion 1807), son of Charles L'O., of Hackney, aged 19; admitted to
Caius Coll. as Pensioner, 1809; Scholar, 1809; B.A. 1813; Rector
of St. Mary at the Walls, Colchester, 1855-1870; died May 2,
1870.
P. 232. George Salmon.
Son of Harry S.
P. 233. Walter Medhurst.
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Author of Chinese Dialogues, Shanghai, 1863.
Thomas Lowe.
Really Thomas Parker Lowe.
P. 234. Thomas Gore.
He suffered during school life from a diseased knee-joint, and is
said to have died early.
P. 235. Edward George Beckwith.
Minor Canon of St. Paul's, 1836; and of Westminster Abbey; died
at Little Cloisters, Westminster, September 27, 1856; aged 62.

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P. 235. John Knox Vade.
He was a grandson of Vicesimus Knox (of Tunbridge School).
P. 238. Alfred Ollivant.
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Foundation of the Ollivant Divinity Prize, July 1884.
Henry James Hastings.
Presented to Arely Kings by Lord Brougham.
P. 239. Benjamin William Weeding.
Scholar, 1819-1827; admitted (Lincoln's Inn), November 8, 1817.
Needing in Ackerman's List.
P. 240. John Wilson Allen.
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Schoolmaster, Walpole House, Chiswick Mall.
Joseph William Allen.
Usher at Taunton; scene painter; landscape painter; one of the
Founders of the Society of British Artists; Professor of Drawing
at City of London School; died August 29, 1852.
George Andrew Currie.
? Solicitor in Lincoln's Inn.
P. 241. Baker Peter Smith.
Died June 19, 1888, aged 87.
P. 242. Simeon John Boileau.
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Called to the Bar; practised in England, and subsequently at
Madras (1840); died June 15, 1863.
Octavius Errington Johnson.
Surveyor Accountant of St. Paul's School, 1841-1842.
P. 243. James R. A. Muzio.
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P. 245.
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P. 246.
P. 248.
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Died January 23, 1885, aged 83; formerly of the Treasury, India
House; and late Secretary of the Guar. Society, etc.
John Gore.
Died December 7, 1871.
Henry Charles Chilton.
Henry Charles Clinton in Ackerman's List.
Anthony Rich.
Caius College, Cambridge, Scholar, 1821-1828; Hon. Fellow of
Caius College, 1886; died April 4, 1891; aged 88.
Samuel Armstrong Lane.
Died August 2, 1892, aged 90. Nicknamed Shag Lane. (Lana = a
shag of wool.)
Edward Conduitt Judge.
Admitted Pensioner, Caius College, January 12, 1820. He went to
the Cape in 1826; he was Chaplain to the Forces at Cape Town,
and later Naval Chaplain at Simon's Town became.
George Ducketts Barber Beaumont.
Barrister of the Chancery Bar; Inventor of a Traction Engine
exhibited in 1851.

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P. 249. William Hockin.
P. 250.
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Died March 22, 1886, aged 87, at the Chaplaincy, Exeter; he was
thought to be the oldest living Pauline in July, 1884, but see A. P. J.,
page 229.
John Sleath.
Scholar (from Leicestershire), aged 18; admitted October 24, 1785;
elected High Master, June 16, 1814; and on June 28 a grace for
B.D. and D.D. was granted by the Warden and Fellows of Wadham
College; F.S.A., March 9, 1815; in 1820 he had a serious difference
with the Court of the Mercers; Chaplain in Ordinary to the King,
October 29, 1825; Sub-Dean of the Chapel Royal, June, 1833;
his wife (Sarah) died June, 1834; Rector of Thornby, Northants,
1841-1847, where he was succeeded by his nephew (see page 261).
William A. C. Durham.
Elected September 3 (? December 3), 1823; resigned November 7,
1837.
*John Philips Bean.
Elected June 23, 1814; resigned May 3, 1838, when he was elected
Sur-Master; on May 3, 1830, Mrs. B. threw herself from the parapet
wall of the Usher's house (36, St. Paul's Churchyard).
James Cooper.
Appointed to teach Mathematics to VII. and VIII. classes, June 11,
1835.
Markland Barnard.
Died February 15, 1895; Vicar of Colney for 67 years.
P. 251. Henry John Shackleton.
Charles S. in Ackerman's List.
James Soames.
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Died December 20, 1879.
P. 252. Frederick James Halliday.
Resigned his seat at the Council of India, December, 1886; died
October 22, 1901, aged 94.
P. 253. William Brown.
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John B. in Ackerman's List. His full name was William John.
William John Copeland.
Translator of Athanasius; friend and curate of John Henry (after-
wards Cardinal) Newman; Editor of Newman's Plain and Parochial
Sermons. "Copeland was a Londoner, bred up in the strict school of
Churchmanship represented by Mr. Norris of Hackney, tempered by
sympathies with the Non-jurors. At Oxford he lived along with Isaac
Williams in the very heart of the movement which was the interest
of his life-but he lived self-forgetting and self-effacing, a wonderful
* Assistant to the High Master, and the title was fixed May 12, 1814. J. P. B.
is said to have become Third Master in December, 1823; but he did not change
his work (5th and 6th Forms), so was not called Usher.

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mixture of tender and inexhaustible sympathy and of quick and
keen wit, which yet, somehow or other, in that time of exasperation
and bitterness, made him few enemies. He knew more than most
men of the goings on of the movement, and he ought to have been
its chronicler. But he was fastidious and hard to satisfy, and he
left his task till it was too late."-(Dean Church.)
P. 253. William Hewson.
Headmaster of Sherburn School, Yorks, 1835; of St. Peter's School,
York, 1838 to 1847; Vicar of Goatland, 1848; died April, 1870.
P. 254. George Richard Johnson.
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R. J. of Ackerman's List.
William Frederick Powell.
Died November 16, 1890.
P. 255. Lucius Bentinck, Lord Viscount Falkland.
99
Lord in Waiting, 1837-1839; Governor of Nova Scotia, 1839-1846;
Captain of the Yeomen of the Guard, 1846-1848; Governor of
Bombay, 1848-1853; he succeeded in 1809, his father being killed
in a duel; Viscount Falkland died March 12, 1884, at Montpellier.
William Antony Simpson.
Died December 28, 1816, seven days after leaving school.
Edward Rye.
Son of Edward Rye.
P. 256. John Goodman Maxwell.
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Son of John Goodman M.; Surveyor, of Spalding; Pensioner,
February 4, 1820.
Frederick Grueber Lugard.
Resigned the Vicarage of Norton, 1894; died May 31, 1900;
aged 91.
P. 257. Joseph Pullen.
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Mawson Scholar, November 8, 1827, to November 20, 1832; died
about 1876-7.
James Hassall.
Vicar of St. John Baptist, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, 1832-1886;
died February 10, 1886; aged 79.
Edward Archer Tawney.
Matriculated at Wadham College, Oxford, May 10, 1828; Demy of
Magdalen, July, 1830; died at College, December 6, 1832; and was
buried in the ante-chapel, but the Epitaph given in Bloxam's Demies
was never set up.
P. 259. Essex Holcombe.
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Died December 7, 1861.
Thomas Foreman Wilkinson.
"His intellect during the last years of his life was a wreck." He
wrote a poem while at School, Androcles and the Lion.
P. 260. Henry Burgess Whitaker Churton.
Died April 5, 1891.
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P. 261. John Couchman.
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Rector of Thornby, Northants, 1847; died March 4, 1901; aged 89;
he was nephew of Dr. Sleath, High Master, whose marble bust (by
Behnes) was purchased from his Executors, 1901.
William Wallace.
Died December, 1868.
John Edward Kempe.
Resigned the Rectory of St. James in 1895.
Joseph Williams Blaksley (Blakesley).
Died April 18, 1885.
P. 262. William Ballantine.
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Died January 9, 1887.
Jacob Hugo North.
Died December 25, 1884, aged 72.
P. 263. Edward Howes.
Died March 26, 1871.
P. 264. Henry Thurston Thomson.
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Died December 15, 1855.
Hyla Holden Rose.
Died August 14, 1887; aged 76.
William Johnson.
Died October 23, 1871.
P. 265. George Hawkes.
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Died while still in the School, June 19, 1826.
Woodthorpe Brandon.
Died March 17, 1887.
P. 266. Stephen Charles Venour.
Died October 23, 1859.
P. 267. Hubert Deane Nind.
Died October 19, 1874.
P. 268. Philip Browne Dalton.
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99
He was accidentally drowned near Eton, June 10, 1835, in the 22nd
year of his age, and buried in Eton College Cemetery.
George Searle Ebsworth.
Vicar of Croxton Kerrial till 1882; died October 30, 1894, in his
80th year.
Richard Harris Dalton Barham.
and A Rubber of Life (a novel); died at Dawlish, April 28,
1886.
John Josiah Day.
Died May 6, 1884, aged 68.
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P. 269. Edward Ormerod.
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Donor of the chiming clock in the Board Room of the present
school.
John Barry Brodrick.
Chaplain to the Duchess of Gordon, 1840; died October 3, 1899..
P. 270. William Alexander Osborne.
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Chaplain at Wiesbaden, 1870-1875; Prebendary of Wells (Ashell),
1887; died January 4, 1891, aged 76.
Charles Coleby Roberts.
Ordained Deacon, December 22, 1839; died September, 1854, and is
buried in the Isle of Wight.
Philip Anderson.
Dele "probably." Licensed in Theology at Durham University;
author of Forms of Private Prayer, 1851.
P. 271. William Frederick Pollock.
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Died December 24, 1888. He really left in 1828; refusing to take
a caning, he walked out of the school, and Dr. Sleath remarked;
"That boy has expelled himself."
Charles Richard Alford.
Vicar of Christ Church, Claughton, 1874; of Kippington, Kent, 1877.
which he resigned in 1880. He retired to Tunbridge Wells, where
he died June 13, 1898, in his 82nd year.
Henry Rumsey Forster.
Died 1884.
John Charles Rowlatt.
Assistant Master, Cheltenham College, 1842-1846.
P. 272. Richard Windle.
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Died February 11, 1882.
Arthur Shelly Eddis.
Died May 23, 1893, aged 76.
P. 273. John Frederick Pott.
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Called to the Bar, but did not practise; died 1887.
Robert John Pollock.
Died May 7, 1853.
Charles William Evanson.
Died July, 1873.
Edward James Bevir.
Bencher of Lincoln's Inn; President of the Law Reversionary
Society; died July 22, 1896.
P. 274. Francis Lovelock Coxe.
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Died in 1893.
Walter Long Bozzi Granville.
Died January, 1874.
Thomas Beach Eades.
Buried at Oxford.
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P. 275. Augustus Kerr Granville.
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Builder and first Vicar of St. James's, Hatcham, Kent, 1845-68;
Curate of St. Margaret's, Durham, 1874-5; Vicar of St. Edmund
the King, Bearpark, Durham, 1879; died December 5, 1884, aged 68.
"I rowed stroke in the first race in which Cambridge beat Oxford"
(? 1836 or 1839). Author of various Sermons and Tracts.
Charles Samuel Stokes.
Took all the prizes, Apposition, 1837 (i.e. Latin Verse, Greek Verse,
Latin Prose); subsequently joined the Church of Rome.
Melsup Hill.
At Shelsley Beauchamp there is a lychgate (set up in 1894) with
this inscription: "To the Glory of God and in memory of Melsup
Hill, Rector of this parish for 30 years, 1857 to 1887."
Philip Wright.
Died March 18, 1885, at Copford Place, near Colchester, aged 67.
P. 276. George Knox.
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Died at Exton, September 7, 1891, aged 77; father of E. A. K.,
Bishop of Manchester (see October 13, 1857).
Edwin Thorn Wait.
Died May 24, 1844.
Andrew Alexander Knox.
Died October 5, 1891, aged 73.
Henry Beresford Mellvile.
He wrote an account of his adventures in Afghanistan, but it
probably exists only in MS. His picture, in his prisoner's costume,
is at the India Office.
James Oliver.
Called to the Bar (Inner Temple), but did not practise.
Thomas Walter Pickthall.
Died September 2, 1878.
Benjamin Webb.
Prebendary of Portpool in St. Paul's Cathedral, 1881; died Novem-
ber 27, 1885.
P. 278. Charles Couchman.
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Died August 8, 1886.
Robert Short.
Died January 29, 1860.
Thomas Barnes Couchman.
Died at Leamington, July 31, 1893, aged 73.
Joshua Whitehead Butterworth.
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Died January 8, 1895; Founder of the Butterworth Prize, 1889;
Master of the Stationers' Company.
William Jephson.
Mawson Scholar (resigned June 3, 1841); died May 23, 1905.
P. 279. Robert Couchman.
Died February 21, 1882.

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P. 279.
Benjamin Jowett.
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Died October 1, 1893.
Edward Francis Coke.
Died November 16, 1897, aged 80.
P. 280. Henry Howes.
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Died June 22, 1888.
Frederick Howes.
Died January 8, 1867.
Thomas Burnaby.
Died December 23, 1870.
Charles Robert Granville.
Drowned while bathing, September 1, 1836.
George Ridout.
Perpetual Curate of Ash, next Sandwich, Kent, 1849.
P. 281. Edwin Arthur Bernay (Bernays).
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Second son of Adolphus B., born 1822; subsequently at King's
College; appointed to H.M. Dockyard, Woolwich, 1841; Assistant
Civil Engineer, 1859; Pembroke Dock, 1860; Chatham, 1862;
Superintending Civil Engineer at Chatham and Sheerness, 1873 to
September, 1886; M.I.C.E., April 1, 1879; Trefour Medal, I.C.E.,
May, 1880; author of Lectures on Chatham Dockyard Extension
Works, 1872, and again in 1879; died September 27, 1887.
Charles Snell.
Trin. Coll., Oxon., March 5, 1846; B.A. 1850; M.A. 1852; Rector of
Oulton, Suffolk, 1862-1891; died January, 1900.
P. 282. John Pennell Snow.
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Campden Exhibitioner, 1840 (not 1846); died June 5, 1889.
John Stokes Salmon.
Died November 9, 1857.
P. 283. John George Wodsworth.
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Died February 9, 1890, aged 73.
Charles Thomas Blake.
Died February 8, 1894, aged 73.
Joseph Child Capes.
Died May 10, 1854.
Charles Scudamore Longden.
Served in the Mutiny Campaign; was present at the relief of
Lucknow and battle of Cawnpore; was wounded and received brevet
of major, being four times mentioned in despatches; retired on full
pay, 1869; died March 2, 1894.
P. 284. James Hannen.
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Governor of St. Paul's School; D.C.L. (Oxon.), 1888; Judge of
Appeal in Ordinary, 1891; created Lord Hannen of Burdock,
Sussex; presided at the Parnell Commission, 1889; Behring Sea
Arbitration, 1893; died March 29, 1894.
Benjamin Babington.
Died August 18, 1875.
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P. 284. Frank Bowes King.
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Left in 1832; author of several Sermons and Hymns.
Alfred Roberts.
M.R.C.S. and L.S.A. 1844; principal promoter of the Prince Alfred
Hospital, Sydney; died December 19, 1898.
P. 285. Charles Robert Eaton.
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Died November 28, 1902, aged 78.
Edward Holbeche Couchman.
Died April, 1876.
P. 286. Alfred Bousfield.
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Died May 13, 1900, aged 76.
Charles Churchill Crackenthorp.
Died June 4, 1898, in his 75th year.
William Babington.
Died January 8, 1900, aged 79.
Robert Cradock Nichols.
F.S.A.; died May 26, 1892.
Reginald Stevenson Davies.
Died February 16, 1905.
P. 287. Charles Edward Pollock.
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Died November 21, 1897.
James Cutting Safford.
Died, in the VIth Class, July, 1842.
P. 288. Thomas John Smith.
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Died June 10, 1876.
Thomas George Pattinson Hough.
Edited Hough's History of Christianity in India, and a volume of
Sermons; died October 8, 1895.
P. 289. Richard Whittington.
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Principal of the City of London College, 1861-1899; Prebendary of
Tottenhall (St. Paul's), 1881; Vice-President of the O.P. Club, 1882;
Master of the Merchant Taylors' Company, 1892-93; Rural Dean
of East City, 1900; died November 21, 1900.
William Andrews Rogers.
M.R.C.S. 1851; Surgeon to the South Division of the Metropolitan
Police; died at Stanmore, January 21, 1893.
Philip Prendergast.
Pensioner, Caius College, 1843; B.A. 1853; called to the Bar
(Middle Temple), 1859.
P. 290. Edward Henry Bradby (not Hews).
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Entered Rugby School, August, 1839; "son of Mrs. B., Southern
Hill, Reading, aged 12 on December 15th"; Scholar of Balliol;
Matric., March 5, 1845, aged 18; First Class Litt. Hum., 1848;
B.A. 1848; M.A. 1852; Assistant Master, Harrow, 1853-1868; Head
Master of Haileybury, 1868-1883; Hon. Canon of St. Albans, 1878.
Robert Septimus Gooday.
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P. 290. Spencer Vincent.
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He was well known as a water-colour painter, and was one of the
founders of the Dudley Gallery; he held a commission in the Inns
of Court Volunteers; died November 3, 1889.
George Webb.
Died October 27, 1867.
Robert Albion Pritchard,
Registrar of the Probate, Divorce and Admiralty Division, 1886.
Silvester Charles Capes.
Died February 5, 1901.
P. 291. Charles Underwood Dasent.
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Died February 24, 1894.
Edward Capel Whitehurst.
Born at Havering-atte-Bower, October 4, 1824; admitted Attorney
and Solicitor, 1849; practised in London and at St. Austell, Corn-
wall; Vice Chairman of the Ballot Society, 1853; author of The
Coalition Ministries of 1783 and 1853, and other political pamphlets,
and contributor to the Westminster Review, etc.
P. 292. Charles John
Charles John Clay.
Read third (equal) in First Class Classics; died January 16, 1905.
P. 293. James Harrison Watson.
Vicar of Saxthorpe, Norfolk; died October 13, 1888.
P. 294. John Thomas Hyde.
B.A. (Senior Op.), 1853; Professor of Fortification and Artillery at
Addiscombe from 1851 till it was closed in 1861; Seignior of the
Island of Herm; died February 13, 1892.
P. 295. Corbet Metcalf Moore.
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Vicar of St. Peter's, Notting Hill, 1886.
William Costall May.
Died at Bournemouth, January 2, 1896.
Thomas Julius Henderson.
Vicar of South Banbury, Oxon, 1878-1883; Vicar of Farley, Wilts,
and Warden of Farley Hospital, 1883.
P. 296. Edward Heming Rice.
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P. 297.
Died September 26, 1844, of inflammation of the lungs, after a few
days' illness, aged 22: but not in college.
Charles Andrew Prescott.
Chairman of Prescott, Dimsdale & Co., and of the Atlas Insurance
Company; died July 11, 1903, aged 75.
William Zachariah Kingdon.
Died at Onda, on the Magdalena, in South America, 1857.
Edmund B. Snow.
Retired in 1876, after thirty years' service, with the rank of colonel;
he held the Royal Humane Society's Medal; died September 20,
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P. 297. William Chartres Safford.
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Admitted pensioner of Caius, February 3, 1848; Rural Dean of
North Rockland; died February 14, 1897, aged 68.
Henry Francis Shebbeare.
Died June 7, 1897.
P. 298. High Master. Herbert Kynaston.
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Elected June 22, 1838; died October 26, 1878, and was buried in
the churchyard of Friern Barnet, November 2, 1878.
Surmaster. May 3, 1838. John Philips Bean.
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Surmaster.
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November
November 5, 1852.
1852.
Surmaster. November 19, 1858.
Resigned March 22, 1864.
Surmaster. July 15, 1864.
Author of Life of Colet (1887);
Preacher at Gray's Inn, 1890;
Alfred James Carver.
John Kempthorne.
Joseph Hirst Lupton.
Hulsean Lecturer, Cambridge, 1887;
resigned Midsummer, 1899.
Third Master. May 3, 1838. James Cooper.
Appointed Third Master (instead of Usher).
Third Master. July 25, 1861. Edward Taylor Hudson.
Died March 1, 1875, and was buried March 8, at Highgate.
Third Master. March 24, 1875. James William Shepard.
Became Surmaster 1899; resigned Midsummer, 1902.
Assistant to the High Master. June 22, 1838. Charles
Coleby Roberts.
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Fourth Master.
Hudson.
December 21, 1854.
Edward Taylor
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Fourth Master. December 24, 1861. James William
Shepard.
Fourth Master. May 14, 1875. Robert Barlow Gardiner.
P. 299. William Lethbridge.
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P. 300.
Subsequently managing partner of Messrs. W. H. Smith & Sons;
he retired in 1885, and was High Sheriff of Devon, in 1893; died
March 31, 1901, aged 76.
E. A. Hadley.
Died February, 1901.
Tito Pagliardini.
Died March 26, 1895, in his 78th year.
G. C. W. Warr.
Fellow elect of Trinity College, Cambridge; Professor of Classics at
King's College, London; Member of the Senate of the University
of London; Secretary of the Cobden Club, 1869-1873; author of
Echoes of Hellas, The Greek Epic, etc.; died February 21, 1901.
Hugh Kennedy.
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P. 300. Henry Bickham Martin.
Died at Montreal, May, 1879.
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Augustus Field.
Vicar of North Lydbury, Hereford, 1886; Rector of Hopesay, and
Prebendary of Morton Magna, Hereford, 1900; Rural Dean of
Bishop's Castle; died May 31, 1905, aged 75.
Arthur Thompson Bonner.
Scholar, 1848; "Owing to overwork he nearly lost his eyesight, and
for more than a year was unable to read for himself, and was read
to by some of the Magdalen Scholars or Chorister boys"; died
July 10, 1868.
George Herrick Burnaby.
Died June 2, 1853.
Hugh Jacobs.
Died December 11, 1850.
P. 301. William Griffith (Griffiths).
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Scholar of Caius, 1850-1853; B.A. (Junior Op. and Second Class
Classics), 1853.
Herbert Henry Moseley.
Died April 23, 1901.
Peter Sorenson Royston.
Vicar of Childwall, Liverpool, 1896, and assistant to the Bishop of
Liverpool, which post he resigned in 1905.
Thomas Samuel Fraser Rawlins.
Died March 24, 1901.
P. 302. James Murray Richard Rawlins.
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In later life obtained much notoriety under the name of Workman.
Frederick B. Jacobs.
Died April 8, 1880.
William Henry Stone.
Died July, 1891.
James Durant Kingdon.
Assistant Master at Bromsgrove, 1854-1860; at King's College
School, 1860-1864; "Pristini moris vindex"; died January 22,
1899, aged 68 (father J. P. K. 1894).
P. 303. Robert Scott McDowall.
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Vicar of Yetminster, Dorset, 1884; died 1902, aged 71.
John Daniel Bliss.
Died March 4, 1892.
Andrew Burn Suter.
Resigned 1891, with a view of returning to England, but was seized
with paralysis on his way to embark, from which he did not rally,
though he lived till April 29, 1895.
Edward Mourant Birch.
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P. 303. Thomas Hogg Girtin.
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(Third Class Litt. Hum., 1853; Fourth Class Law and Mod. Hist.,
1854.)
Sylvester Joseph Hunter.
(Jesuit), Rector of St. Bueno's, St. Asaph, 1885; author of Outlines
of Dogmatic Theology, 3 vols., 1896; died at Stonyhurst, June 20,
1896.
P. 304. Henry Clarke Monkhouse.
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Died, November 28, 1902.
James Hughes Cooper.
Member of Convocation for Chester Diocese, 1886; Vicar of Cuck-
field, Sussex, 1888; Hon. Canon of Chichester.
Edward Barker Prescott.
King's College School; Captain in 33rd Regiment; died at Deesa,
in India, January 21, 1862.
Sherard Beaumont Burnaby.
Vicar of Hampstead, Middlesex, 1873; resigned, 1900; died,
February 23, 1902; Author of The Elements of the Jewish and
Mahommedan Calendar.
Henry William Eyre Jeston.
Died April 13, 1894, aged 60.
Robert Costall May.
Chaplain till his death, February 27, 1886.
Samuel Hale.
Stirnus, read Stormes.
P. 305. Frederick William Kingsford.
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Rural Dean of Hackney, 1888; died, January 21, 1899, and was
buried at Walthamstow.
Harry Bodkin Poland.
Treasurer of the Inner Temple, 1900.
George Woodford Lawrance.
Died, June 3, 1895.
Frederic Metcalfe.
Meres Scholar, May 21, 1845; died, January 9, 1891.
P. 306. George Francis Popham Blyth.
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Bishop of the Church of England in Jerusalem, March 25, 1887;
D.D. (Oxon), 1887.
Edward Hamilton Blyth.
Vicar of Woodchurch, Kent, 1888; Vicar of Saltwood, 1888; died,
February 22, 1892.
P. 307. Robert Metcalfe.
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P. 307. Edward Graham Alston.
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Called to the Bar (Lincoln's Inn), 1857; Registrar-General. Van-
couver's Island, 1861; Registrar-General, British Columbia, 1870;
Attorney-General, British Columbia, 1871; Queen's Advocate,
Sierra Leone, November, 1871; died of African fever, November,
1872.
Howard Tripp.
Died April 9, 1857.
Henry William Lord.
Registrar of the Probate and Divorce Division, Somerset House,
1891; died suddenly, May 27, 1893.
P. 308. Edward Hanbury Pitman.
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Afterwards at Manchester,
William Wolfe Capes.
Resigned Readership, January, 1887; resigned Bramshott, 1901;
Governor of St. Paul's School, 1876 till 1903; Canon of Hereford,
1903.
Arthur William Follett Halcombe.
Inspector of Schools for Wellington; Provincial Secretary and
Treasurer; "a fine type of Pioneer "; died, 1900.
P. 309. Frederic York (Ledger) St. Ledger.
He was Founder, and for 25 years Editor, of the Cape Times, and a
Member of the House of Assembly; died, April 24, 1901.
P. 310. Robert Nicholas Sanderson.
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Died, June 27, 1896.
Rudolph Gustavus Glover.
F.S.A., 1889; died February 16, 1897.
William Samuel Elliott.
Died, January, 1886.
P. 311. Herbert Clementi Smith.
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Master of the Mercers' Company, 1887; Governor of St. Paul's
School, 1901; died, February 9, 1905.
Burman Cassin.
Died at Margate, July 10, 1892, aged 58.
P. 312. Frederick Cavan Blyth.
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B.A., June 23, 1859; M.A., October 10, 1861; Vicar of Quatford,
Salop, 1877; Vicar of Buckminster, Leics., 1882; Rector of Silk
Willoughby, Sleaford, 1896; Rural Dean of Lafford II., 1897; died
August 14, 1904.
Arthur Steinkopff Thompson.
St. Petersburg, 1863-1877; Arundel, Sussex, 1879; Vicar of Balking
with Woolstone, Berks, 1890; Vicar of Little Marlow, Bucks, 1892.
Henry Stokes Noel Lenny.
Vicar of Reddal Hill, Worcester, 1884; of St. Peter's, Blackburn,
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P. 314. Thomas Dyer Stidolph.
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Died, August 10, 1875.
Francis Palmer Lyne.
Resident at Abergavenny; died at Cheltenham, 1887, aged 50.
Peter Steel.
Living in 1904.
P. 315. Alfred William Deey.
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Died, May 28, 1871.
James Tufton Bartlet (Bartlett).
Scholar (Old Foundation), March 27, 1853.
Herbert Gauntlett Panter.
Assistant Adjutant-General, London, 1885; Inspector-General of
Recruiting, 1888; died, April 18, 1888.
P. 316. Owen Sinclair Flintoff.
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Died at Upper Norwood, September 27, 1889, aged 53.
Harry Escombe.
Premier, Attorney-General, etc., Natal, February 12, 1897. He
represented Natal at the Jubilee, 1897, and was made a Privy
Councillor. He resigned the Premiership in October, 1897, and died
suddenly in the street at Durban, December 27, 1899.
Frederick Ashbournham Blunt.
Died January 2, 1887, aged 48.
Oliver Edmund Slocock.
Removed to St. Peter's School, Eaton Square; author of some
single Sermons.
P. 317. Archibald John Little.
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A pioneer of the Yang-tse Kiang, passing through the rapids between
Schang and Ching-King.
Robert William Little.
Third Class, Mods. Classics, 1859; entered Lincoln's Inn, 1860.
Cornelius Winter Smith.
Died, October 28, 1871.
David John Dickson Safford.
Lieut.-Colonel, 1881; served with the Natal Field Force, 1881;
Colonel, 1885; died, April 7, 1901.
Henry James Matthew.
Bishop of Lahore, January 6, 1888; he was seized with paralysis in
the Cathedral after preaching on the first Sunday in Advent, and
never rallied, but died, December 2, 1898.
P. 318. William Cosmo Monkhouse.
Assistant Secretary (for Finance), Board of Trade, 1893; died,
July 20, 1901, aged 61. He was a distinguished art critic, and
besides A Question of Honour and Hours of Idleness, he wrote The
Italian Pre-Raphaelites and The Earlier English Water-Colour
Painters, with other works on Art, and contributed numerous
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P. 318. Arthur Charles Whitley.
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Old Foundation Scholar, June 2, 1858; died April 17, 1903. Author
of Cross and Crown; also of the musical setting of some seventy
songs.
Walter Meredith Deane.
C.M.G., 1890; retired, 1891.
P. 319. Theodore Nevins Flintoff.
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Rector of Doverdale, 1896; Rector of Cogenhoe, Northants, 1900 to
1902.
Walter John Lawrence.
Hon. Chaplain to the Queen, 1896; Dean of St. Albans, 1900.
Henry Rushton.
Died, July, 1886.
P. 320. Mark Wetherby Ker.
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Born, August 9, 1838; entered Civil Service, May 5, 1857.
Louis Stromeyer Little.
Honours, B.A., 1860; donor of books to the Library, 1903.
William James Heaviside.
Retired as Lieut.-Col., August 24, 1888, on pension and extra
annuity.
Roderick Oliver.
M.A. 1878.
George Harris.
Died as Lieut.-Col. at Plymouth, March 31, 1889.
P. 321. George Augustus Mayo How.
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P. 322.
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Rural Dean of Stepney, 1886; Prebendary of Wedlands (St. Paul's),
1891; died, February 18, 1893.
Joseph James Henry Bartlett.
Died, August, 1883.
Robert Joseph Crosthwaite.
K.C.S.I., 1897; retired, January, 1898.
Henry Fothergill Whittington.
Minister of St. Cyprian's, Durban; died at Durban, February 13,
1888.
Thomas Miller.
Christ Church, N.Z., 1881-1884; English Lecturer at Gottingen,
and later at Strassburg; Editor of the Anglo-Saxon text of Bede,
and author of Place Names in Bede; died, June 24, 1900.
Samuel Wetherfield.
Vicar of Lewknor, Oxford, 1884; Rector of Buckland, Surrey, 1905.
Francis John Ramsbotham.
Tancred Student; B.A. (2nd Class Nat. Sc. Tripos), 1866; M.A. 1869;
died July 21, 1882.
Augustus Adolphus Lyne.
Vicar of St. Saviour's, Westgate-on-Sea, 1884; died, December 18,
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P. 323. Montagu Clementi Smith (assumed the maternal surname,
Clementi, 1869).
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Ensign and Lieut. (H.E.I.C.S.), 1858; Captain (I.S.C.), 1870;
Major, 1878; Lieut.-Colonel, 1884; Colonel, 1888; Judge-Advocate-
General-in-India, 1888; served in Sittana Campaign, 1863 (medal
and clasp); and in Egyptian Campaign, 1882 (medal and clasp),
Order of Osmanieh, and Bronze Star; Royal Humane Society's
medal, 1870; Barrister-at-Law (Lincoln's Inn), 1874; Master of the
Mercers' Company, 1892-3; Governor of St. Paul's School, 1903.
John Walter Spurling.
Governor of Wantage School and of Reading College; County
Councillor for Berks; died, April 16, 1899.
Frederic McKenzie Williams.
Vicar of Knowbury, Salop, 1882-1900; Prebendary Episcopi and
Prælector in Hereford Cathedral, 1892; Canon of Hereford, 1896.
Charles Thomas Lane.
Master of the Mercer's Company, 1893-4; Governor of St. Paul's
School, 1904.
John Goldicut Turner.
Died November 12, 1892.
Alexander Hamilton Miller.
Died, November 29, 1872.
P. 324. Francis Coningsby Hannam Clarke.
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Lieutenant in Bombay Artillery, December 9, 1859; Captain,
June 6, 1871; Major, November 30, 1878; D.A.Q.G. at head-
quarters, April 2, 1872-1880; also Asiatic Boundary Commission,
September 5, 1878 to November 14, 1879; Surveyor-General of
Ceylon, 1884; author of Reports on German, Dutch, Russian, and
Greek Armies; died at Brighton, August 27, 1893, aged 51.
Charles James Ridgeway.
Vicar of Christ Church, Paddington, 1884; M.A. 1884; Rural Dean
of Paddington, 1901; Prebendary of Oxgate (St. Paul's), 1899.
P. 325. Hardinge William Browne.
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Died, April 23, 1874. The choir stalls in Woolwich Garrison Church
were erected to his memory.
Alfred Hutchison (Hutchinson) Smee.
Founder of the Smee Prizes, 1902, which he had previously given
since 1884; J.P. for Surrey; died, November 8, 1901.
P. 326. Bryan Meyrick King.
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Theological Tutor of the Diocese of Dunedin, 1885-1892; Member of
the Synod and Diocesan Secretary, 1892; incumbent of St. Peter's,
Caversham, 1892; St. Martin's, Dunedin, New Zealand, 1892;
Canon of St. Paul's, Dunedin, New Zealand, 1897.
Thomas Davies Luard.
With this inscription: "In memory of T. D. L., born in Goderich,
educated at King's College, London, ordained in this Cathedral,
February 28, 1863, and died on the seventh day following, aged 26.
A graceful scholar and a skilful musician, deeply loved by all who
knew him: by upright conduct he in his lifetime wrote the epitaph
all covet on their tombs, For if we believe that Jesus died and rose
again, even so them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with
Him.' Erected by his personal friends."

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P. 326.
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William Satterly Lord.
Member of the Legislative Council of Cape Colony; died at sea,
September 9, 1889.
Francis Mantell Adams.
Died, March 1, 1886.
Francis George Howard.
Died, December 10, 1889.
Cecil Clementi Smith.
Colonial Secretary and Lieut.-Governor of Ceylon, 1885-1887;
K.C.M.G., 1886; Governor of the Straits Settlements, 1887-1893;
High Commissioner and Consul-General for Borneo and Sarawak,
1889-1893; G.C.M.G., 1892; Master of the Mercers' Company, 1897-8;
Governor of St. Paul's School, 1905.
Risdon Darracott Bennett.
Called to the Bar (Inner Temple), 1865; died November 19, 1872.
P. 327. Henry Hill.
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Died, April 28, 1890, aged 47.
Henry Turing Mackenzie.
Died at Las Palmas, Grand Canary, February 23, 1896.
Peter Benson Maxwell.
Removed to Dr. Wynne's at Wimbledon.
Alfred Finucane McCarthy.
Was reported mortally wounded before Capua on October 19, 1860.
He spelt his name MacCarthy. There is a memoir of A F. M.
(privately printed) in the S.P.S. Library.
P. 328. William Bramston.
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Rector of Warden, Kent, 1878; Chaplain to the Sheppey Union.
Alfred William South.
Took Orders, 1886; Curate of Godstone, Surrey, till 1892, when he
moved to Enfield; died, October 9, 1897. His Truro Medal is in
S.P.S. Library.
P. 329. Clement Frank Walker.
Died, November 21, 1895.
P. 330. George Leonard Gibbs.
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Chaplain of the Epileptic Hospital, Queen's Square; died, Decem-
ber 27, 1892.
Robert Barlow Gardiner.
F.S.A., 1887; Third Master and Hon. Librarian of S.P.S., 1899;
Surmaster, 1902; Editor of Admission Registers of S.P.S., 1884,
Registers of Wadham College, Part I. 1889, Part II. 1894; Letters
of Dorothy Wadham, 1904.
Clement Smith.
Vicar of Hedge End, Botley, Southampton, 1886; Vicar of New-
port, Isle of Wight, 1890; and of St. Nicholas-in-the-Castle, 1892;
Hon. Chaplain to the Queen, September 1893; Rector of Whipping-
ham, 1894; Rural Dean of West Wight, 1900; Chaplain to the
King, M.V.O. 1901; Canon of Windsor, 1902.

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[1748-1876
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 331. John Arrow Kempe.
وو
P. 332.
99
36
56
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Deputy Chairman of the Board of Customs, 1894; C.B., 1900;
Comptroller and Auditor-General (Exchequer and Audit Dept.),
1904.
Thomas Archibald Starnes White.
Rural Dean; Translator of The Passover of the New Covenant, 1897.
Arthur Allen Owen.
Dele Royal Military College, Sandhurst; One of H.M.'s Gentlemen
at Arms, 1885.
Francis James Crosland Fenton.
Son of Albert F., Captain, H.E.I.C.S., and nephew and ward of Dr.
Wilkinson of West Lavington.
Joseph W. Ridgeway.
Commanding Escort of Afghan Frontier Commission; K.C.S.I.,
1885; Commissioner at St. Petersburg for delimitation of Afghan
Frontier, 1887; Under Secretary for Ireland; K.C.B., Commissioner
to Morocco; Governor of the Isle of Man, 1893 to 1895; Governor
of Ceylon, 1895-1903.
Frederick William Spurling.
Took Orders, 1884; Examining Chaplain to the Bishop of Chester,
1889; Hon. Canon of Chester, 1899; Sub-warden of Keble College,
Oxford, 1897.
P. 333. Baden Henry Powell.
29
39
39
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Divisional Judge, Lahore, 1886; retired, May 1889; Vice-Chancellor
of the Punjab University; Hon. M.A., Oxon; died, January 1, 1901;
author of Creation and its Records, published, 1886; Indian Village
Communities, and other works on the Punjab.
Reginald V. C. Smith.
Died in Hong Kong; dele choked, etc.
Charles Edward Armand Semple.
B.A. (Third Class Nat. Sc.), 1867; died, March 5, 1895; author of
Handbook of the Diseases of Children; The Voice, Musically and
Medically Considered, etc.
P. 334. John Henry Champion McGill.
99
66
وو
33
99
Vicar of St. Andrew's, Deal, 1893 to 1900; Vicar of Isleworth, 1900.
Lindsay Heath.
Son of Christopher H.
Gilbert Venables.
Died, October 23, 1888.
Robert Charles Latham Browne.
Rector of Hever, Kent, June 1890.
Hugh McNeill Mansfield.
Rural Dean of Aveland, 1885.
P. 335. Harvey Edmund Taverner.
99
Died at Deal, July 30, 1897, aged 52.
Edward Thomas Donoghue.,
Died, March 7, 1895, aged 49, "late of the British Museum.'

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 336. John Richardson Illingworth.
وو
35
وو
39
وو
Rector of Longworth, 1883; Bampton Lecturer, 1894; Hon. Canon
of Christ Church, 1905; author of Personality, Human and Divine,
and numerous works on Divinity.
Edmund Arbuthnott Knox.
M.A. 1872; Rector of Kibworth Beauchamp, Leic., 1885; Vicar of
Aston by Birmingham, April, 1891; Hon. Canon of Worcester,
July, 1894; Bishop Suffragan of Coventry, 1894; Archdeacon of
Birmingham, 1894; Bishop of Manchester, 1903; Governor of
St. Paul's School, 1904.
Frederick Clements Williamson.
Son of S. W., solicitor, Holywell, North Wales, where S. W. was
Registrar of the County Courts at Chester; Vicar of Ashford,
Middlesex, 1887-1893; died November 29, 1899.
Edwin Ray Lankester.
By an error in the MS. Registers he is described as son of P. Smith L.;
he was son of Dr. Edwin L. Life Governor of University College,
London, 1886; President of Biological Section of British Associa-
tion, 1883; Linacre Professor, Oxford, 1891; Curator of Science
Department, South Kensington, 1898.
P. 337. Francis Ralph Allfree.
99
Vicar of St. Nicholas at Wade, Kent, 1888; died, January 8, 1904,
aged 57.
James Whitbread Lee Glaisher.
Governor of St. Paul's School, 1885; D.Sc., 1887.
P. 338. Leighton Mayo Dalton.
وو
66
Perpetual Curate of St. Gabriel's, Canning Town, February, 1885.
Vincent Charles Reynell Reynell.
Vicar of Tidenham with St. Luke's, Chepstow, 1896; Vicar of
Stinchcombe, 1900.
George Smyth Baden Powell.
Transferred to Marlborough College; C.M.G. 1884; M.P. for the
Kirkdale Division of Liverpool; K.C.M.G., LL.D., F.R.S.; died
November 20, 1898 (see Pauline, xvii. 9).
P. 339. Francis Hordern Allen.
وو
وو
وو
Also Perpetual Curate of Fenwick, Doncaster, October, 1901.
Joseph Wilkinson.
Died, February 7, 1901, aged 51.
Edward Wilton South.
Head Master of Blackheath Proprietary School, 1876-1887; Vicar
of Sedbergh, Yorks, 1889; Vicar of Podington, Beds, 1900.
Charles Druitt.
Vicar of Harnham, Wilts; Vicar of Whitechurch, Dorset.
P. 340. Arthur Courtenay Roberts.
وو
Vicar of Dunmow, Essex, and Rural Dean of Dunmow, 1888.
Charles Alexander Maclaren.
Died, April, 1897.

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[1748-1876
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 340. Aubrey Lackington Moore.
36
Examining Chaplain to Bishop of Oxford; Hon. Canon of Christ
Church, 1887; Dean of Divinity and Fellow of Magdalen, 1889;
died, January 17, 1890.
Charles Alfred Airey.
Assistant Accountant, Bank of England; died, October 17, 1898,
aged 48.
P. 341. Frank Safford.
وو
وو
Son of John Binham S.
H. A. Milner Killick.
Chief Clerk in Vote Office, House of Commons; died December 31,
1903.
Alfred Bray Kempe.
Chancellor of the Diocese of Newcastle, 1886; of Southwell, 1884;
of St. Albans, 1891; Official for the Archdeaconry of Essex;
Treasurer of Royal Society, 1898.
P. 342. Frederick Henry Lacey.
وو
99
Died, 1890.
Charles Edward Grenside.
Rector of Elmley, Yorkshire, 1882; Vicar of Pinner, Herts, 1886.
Walter William Kelly.
Vicar of Aldingbourne, Sussex, 1888.
P. 343. Charles Edward Seaman.
وو
وو
Manners Scholar, June 10, 1868; Mawson Scholar, March 19, 1867;
Vicar of Stalbridge, Dorset, 1890.
James Knowles Harrison.
Vicar of St. Mark's, Dewsbury, 1881-1895.
Arthur Allan Leonard.
Vicar of Beaminster, Dorset, 1890; Rural Dean of Beaminster, 1901.
P. 344. Frederick John Ottley Helmore.
وو
Matric. October 15, 1870; B.A., December 17, 1874; M.A., June 7, 1877.
Harman Mackenzie.
Son of Rev. W. B. M.
P. 345. Reginald Joseph Martin.
66
35
دو
Oriel College, Oxford, B.A. 1870; M.A. 1881; Rector of Greenstead,
Essex, 1882-84.
Cecil Moore.
Born October 17, 1851; Deacon, 1875; Priest, 1876; Curate of St.
Marylebone, 1875-77; of St. Mark's, Hamilton Terrace, 1877 and
1879; of St. John's, Paddington, 1879-1883; contributed to Carmina
Vespertina, 1884; died at Tunbridge Wells, August 6, 1885.
Edward Stafford Finch.
Vicar of St. Andrew's, Burntcliffe, Leeds, November, 1891; Vicar of
Laxfield, Suffolk, September 1894.
Henry Incledon Johns.
See proceedings at the Mansion House, May 13, 1887,
P. 346. Conrade James Vallance.
Died February 17, 1901, aged 51.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 346. Harold Macaulay Powell.
وو
99
Died 1893.
George Herbert Rust.
Vicar of Chaddleworth, Berks, 1887.
John Charles Lewis Coward.
Mawson Scholar, June 8, 1871; Recorder of Folkestone, 1886.
P. 347. John Basil Rust.
وو
99
M.A. 1880; Assistant Diocesan Inspector (London), 1886; Vicar of
All Saints, Mile End, 1891.
Lindsay (Lindsey) Nevil (Neville) Knox.
Rector of Edmundthorpe, Rutland, 1898.
Frederick Wallis.
Examining Chaplain to Bishop of Salisbury, 1886; Governor of St.
Paul's School, 1891; Proctor, 1892-93; Bishop of Wellington, New
Zealand, 1894.
P. 348. Henry Eugene Roberts.
وو
99
وو
Rector of Gosbeck, Suffolk, 1898.
Claud Hamilton White.
Died May 30, 1900, aged 45.
Henry Bartholomew Coward.
Vicar of Holy Trinity, Knightsbridge, July, 1895.
Francis Pierrepont Barnard (not Pierrepoint).
P. 349. Herbert Alban Williams.
وو
Chaplain (1890) and Precentor (1898) of Christ Church, Oxford;
Rector of Sheering, Essex, 1900.
Robert Lindon Carr.
Died December 22, 1886.
P. 350. Maurice Otho Stanislaus G. Kowalski.
وو
LL.B. (Second Class), 1878; died January 8, 1890; aged 33.
William Mansfield Rhodes.
B.A. (3rd Class, Classical Tripos), 1877; M.A. 1880.
P. 351. John Field Savory.
وو
"Died recently in Africa" (February, 1896).
Arnold Joseph Wallis.
Examiner, St. Paul's School, 1885; Governor of St. Paul's School,
1895.
P. 352. Edward Francis Williams Hudson.
وو
Second Class, Preliminary Theological Examination, 1883; Vicar of
Selsley, Glouc., 1891; resigned December, 1900.
Launcelot Charles D'Auvergne Lipscombe.
Died November 18, 1899.
P. 353. Wyndham Charles Watson.
Died at Hamilton, New Zealand, August 18, 1904.
F

66
[1748-1876
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 353. Ernest Henry Glaisher.
99
Curator of the Museum, George Town, Demerara, January, 1883;
died August 11, 1885.
William Edward Windle.
Vicar of Ugborough, Devon, 1889.
P. 354. George Herbert Damant.
66
99
وو
99
66
وو
His health gave way before finishing his University career.
Richard Francis Herring.
Vicar of St. John the Baptist, Toxteth Park, Liverpool, 1886.
Author of Offerings Without Cost and The Two Mysteries: Life and
Death.
Stephen Thomas Salter.
Second Class (Second M.B. Examination), Camb.
William John Sparrow Simpson.
Vicar of St. Mark's, Regent's Park, 1888.
John Hooley Ella Bailey.
Military Chaplain; Vicar of St. John the Baptist, Birscough Bridge,
Ormskirk, September, 1892; Vicar of St. George's, Whitwick,
Leicestershire, 1895.
P. 355. John Maurice Schulhof.
36
99
Resigned St. Paul's School, 1884; proceeded to Oxford as un-
attached; and afterwards Exhibitioner of Exeter College; accessit
for Ireland Scholarship, 1885 and 1886; First Class Moderations
(Classics), 1886; Ireland and Craven Scholar, 1886; First Class
(Litt. Hum.), 1887; Green Prize, 1902; Fellow of St. Augustine's,
Canterbury, 1903; In Orders.
Sherard Montague Statham.
Vicar of Holy Trinity, Stowupland, 1889; Vicar of River cum
Guston, Kent, November, 1891.
John Montagu Cadman.
Vicar of St. Matthew's, New Kent Road, 1886; Vicar of Sedbergh,
Yorkshire, 1904.
P. 356. Henry John Bassett.
Hertford College, Oxford; B.A. 1884; Vicar of East Kirkby, Linc.,
1893.
P. 357. William Eastwick Cotes.
99
456
99
35
وو
66
وو
Vicar of St. John the Baptist, Great Marlborough Street, May,
1890.
Reginald Gwynne Templer.
Died, December, 1886.
Lawrence Gwynne Templer.
Resigned Commission, October, 1887.
Francis Cumming, read Lean for Lear.
Lewis Meadows White.
Holy Orders, 1884; Vicar of Horning, Norfolk, 1888.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 358. Thomas Warren Bullock.
999
39
Left in VIII., 1877.
Wordsworth Everard Jones.
Head of the Mission at Toungoo, British Burmah, 1882-1890;
Rector of Dunsby, Lincolnshire, July, 1891.
Archibald Edward Glover.
B.A., January 14, 1887; M.A. 1888; In orders; Missionary in China.
P. 359. Herbert Augustine Moore.
وو
وو
99
Rector of Ribbesford, Bewdley, 1904.
Herbert Hugh Davies.
Died September 27, 1901, aged 42.
Robert Norman Bland.
Private Secretary to the Acting Governor of the Straits Settle-
ments, 1885.
Arthur Stewart Tippets.
Admitted, 1885.
P. 360. Henry Alfred Stern.
وو
دو
99
وو
Senior Op. (Math. Tripos), 1884.
Henry White Wallis.
First Class, Theol. Tripos, Pt. I., Second Class, Theol. Tripos, Pt. II.,
1884; Hibbert Scholar, 1884; Fellow of Caius, 1887; died, July 16,
1887.
Arthur Ernest Cowley.
Assistant Librarian in Bodley, 1900; Fellow of Magdalen College,
Oxford, 1902.
Henry Ingham Everard Palmer.
Lieutenant, Worcestershire Regiment (29th), 1883.
Charles Jasper Palmer.
Curate of Lewisham; Chaplain on the Bengal (Calcutta) Establish-
ment, 1890.
P. 361. Robert Percival Brown.
39
وو
33
وو
36
Classical Tripos, Part I., First Class, 1884; Head Master of Kendal
Grammar Schl., 1888-1891; of Royal Naval School, 1891 to 1896;
of Warwick Gr. School, 1896 to 1902; Incumbent of Holy Trinity,
Stirling, 1905.
Charles Hillhouse Walker Simpson.
B.A. (Third Class Classical Tripos, Part I.), 1885; M.A., 1889; In
Holy Orders.
Lewis Colby Price.
King's, London, and Durham University; Rector of Ansford, Som.,
1888.
Frank Auguste Mariette.
B.A. (Junior Op.), 1885.
Arthur William Shepard.
Appointment, Public Works Department, India, 1886.
F 2

68
[1748-1876
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 362. Herbert Kynaston Hudson.
99
Wadham College, Oxford, 1885; Vicar of Berden, Herts, 1899.
Sydney Vinter.
District Surgeon, Perak, 1890.
P. 363. Charles Bousfield Huleatt.
66
وو
99
P. 364.
36
وو
66
35
93.
وو
99
Second Class Classics, Moderations, 1884; Third Class Litt. Hum.,
1886; Chaplain in Egypt and in Italy, 1893.
Henry Percival George Elkington.
Army Medical Service, 1885.
Alfred McGregor Hadow.
Drowned in the Kapunda, January 20, 1887.
George L. N Antrobus.
Second Class Classics Moderations, 1885.
Edward Owen E. Leggatt.
Appointment Indian Civil Service, 1884; B.A. (Third Class, Juris-
prudence), 1885; District and Sessions Judge, United Provinces,
1895.
Henry William Longden.
Died December 27, 1890, aged 28.
Alfred Edward Alston.
Son of E. G. A. (see page 307), barrister (deceased), Town Close,
Norwich; left in VIII., 1880; Rector of Framingham Earl,
Norwich, 1887.
Harold Jaques Law Baty.
Merchant in the Seychelles; died of dysentery at Mahe, September
18, 1903; aged 41. Dele "Studying . . . Office."
Herbert Alfred Raynes.
B.A. (Third Class Mathematics), 1885; M.A., Vicar of St. Saviour's,
Nottingham, 1897 to 1901; Home Superintendent, Brit. and F.
Bible Soc., 1901.
P. 365. Reginald Henry Arthur Currey.
59
55
وو
66
Chaplain to the Mission to Seamen, Hull, 1895.
Arthur Edward Kelsey.
Perry Exhibitioner, 1885; Second Class (Natural Science Tripos),
Part I., 1886; Surgeon, R.N.; Staff Surgeon, 1899.
Algernon Leslie Brown.
Major Scholar, 1884; First Class, Classical Tripos, Part I., 1886;
Tutor of Selwyn Coll., Camb.; Chaplain to the Bishop of Gibraltar,
1905.
Harry Stanley Scrivener.
Second Class Classics Modérations, 1886; B.A. (Third Class Litt.
Hum.), 1888; Called to the Bar (Middle Temple) 10 June, 1891.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 365.
99
Charles Marshall Hill.
M.R.C.S. 1886; Surgeon to Halifax Infirmary; Medical Officer to
G.N.R. at Doncaster; died at Hong-Kong, July 4, 1903.
Captain of Swimming; First XV.
Herbert Richard Laughton.
Subsequently student for Orders (R.C.).
P. 366. Herbert Charles Phillips.
وو
36
وو
99
Son of John P., law stationer; St. Mary's Hospital; M.R.C.S.
1887.
Alfred Irvine Menzies.
Third Class, (Natural Science), 1886.
Archibald Richard Frith Hyslop.
Scholar of King's College, Cambridge, 1884; Carus Prize, 1887;
B.A., First Class Classical Tripos, Part I., 1888, and Part II., 1889;
M.A. 1892; Warden of Trinity Coll., Glenalmond, 1902.
Edward Prescott.
Died in Manitoba, October 2, 1889.
P. 367. Henry Theodore Edward Barlow.
99
35
وو
Second Class Classical Tripos, Part I., 1885; Second Class Theol.
Tripos, Part I., 1886; Jeremie Prize, 1886; Naden Student, 1886;
Domestic Chaplain to Bishop of Sodor and Man; Junior Dean,
St. John's, Cambridge; Proctor; Rector of Marwood, Devon, 1900;
Rector of Lawford, Essex, 1902; Hon. Canon of Carlisle, 1902;
Examining Chaplain to the Bishop of Carlisle, 1892-1901, and
again, 1905.
James Lynwood Palmer.
(White House, Heston) Painter of Horses (1902).
Leonard Cutler.
London University Matriculation, July, 1882.
Sebert Conrad Elton Baty.
Peterhouse, Cambridge, 1885; Third Class, Classical Tripos, 1888;
Government Surveyor, Seychelles, 1892; Director of Public Works,
Mombasa, 1901; died of syncope after a successful operation for
cancer in King's College Hospital, August 7, 1904.


Registers
OF
ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL
FROM
SEPTEMBER, 1876.

CAPITATION SCHOLARS
AND
FOUNDATIONERS.
The first Capitation Scholars were admitted in September, 1876.
The first election of Foundationers was held in January, 1877.
Candidates were required to be between 12 and 14 years
of age,
and the Scholarships were tenable up to 19. In that year four
(quarterly) Elections were held. Subsequently the elections were
held three times a year till 1899. Since then the elections have
been reduced to two a year. The following variations in the terms
of the election have been made from time to time. In 1880 the
Scholarships were divided into two classes-Junior (age 12 to 14,
and tenable up to 16) and Senior (under 16, and tenable up to
19). In 1881 permission was given to elect promising boys under
12. In 1897 it began to be found that there were no vacancies at
Easter, so that only candidates who stood for re-election to Senior
Scholarships could be examined; this led to the reduction of the
Examinations to two a year.
In 1901 a further change was introduced, the age for Junior
Scholars being raised to 15, and for Seniors to 17; it was also
ordered that one third of the Scholars should be elected without
regard to Greek, and that one third must be taken from boys
between 13 and 14.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1876.
North, Edward Herbert (April 2, 1864), son of Rev. I. W. N., Vicar
of Holy Trinity, Blackheath Hill.
Removed to Blackheath Proprietary School, 1880; Corpus Christi College,
Cambridge, 1882; Theological Associate, King's College, London, 1887; B.A.
1889; M.A. 1892; in Holy Orders.
North, Michael Arthur (August 29, 1865), as above.
Elected Foundationer, Michaelmas, 1877; removed to Blackheath Proprietary
School, 1880; scholar, Christ's College, Cambridge; Bell Scholar, 1885; First
Class, Classical Tripos (Part I.), 1887.
Hill, Edmund Masham (Jan. 23, 1866), son of Rev. P. G. H., Rector
of St. Edmund, King and Martyr, 32, Finsbury Square.
Left in L. IV., Christmas, 1879. Naval Apprentice in the Allan line, now
settled in Sydney, New South Wales.
Aston, Herbert William (July 4, 1864), son of G. F. A., 55, Red-
clyffe Gardens, Civil Servant.
Left in II., 1878.
Shepard, Robert Harry (June 1, 1867), son of Rev. J. W. S., of
St. Paul's School, Clerk in Orders,
Elected Foundationer, September, 1879. Left in Matriculation Form, July,
1885. St. Bartholomew's Hospital; House Surgeon, West London Hospital,
1894; M.R.C.S., Eng.; L.R.C.P., Lond., 1894; Resident Medical Officer of Soho
Square Hospital, 1895; practising at Cookham, Berks.
Hurly, Maurice Randall (June 12, 1864), stepson of Rev. J. Ross.,
St. Mary's Vicarage, Haggerston, and son of - H., Esq., barrister.
Left in 1876. Selwyn Coll., Camb., 1884; Lieut. R.M.L.I., 1886.; I.S.C.,
1888; Capt. I.S.C., 1897; Major, 1904. Staff officer in the Burma Campaign,
1891-2.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1877.
Barber, Herbert Frederick (April 27, 1864), son of William, sur-
veyor, Ecclesbourne Villas, St. John's Road, Brixton.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1879. Mercantile Marine; silver medal, etc., as
chief officer of s.s. Elstree Grange, 1902; third class of the Medjidie, 1904.
Cadell, Arthur William Rees (April 23, 1863), son of William,
retired merchant, Eldon House, Anerley.
Left in VIII., 20th July, 1881.-Truro Prize, 1880 and 1881; Milton Prize, 1881;
passed for Indian Civil Service, July 17, 1881; Balliol College, Oxford, October,
1881; appointed I.C.S., 1883; died from chronic dyspepsia on board the Almora
off Beachy Head, March 15, 1886, aged 23.
Campbell, Frederick Gerald (Oct. 3, 1864), son of Frederick,
jeweller, Victoria House, Highgate Hill.
Left in VII., December, 1880.

74
[1877
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cane, Arthur James (Oct. 4, 1864), son of William,
8, Station Road, Camberwell.
of William, cashier,
Left in U. v., Feb., 1880. Entered the service of the London School Board,
subsequently in Messrs. Barclay & Co.'s Bank.
Cooper, Edward (Mar. 24, 1863), son of Major, Royal Marines, King
Edward's Road, Rochester.
Left in VIII., December, 1879. Proceeded to Clifton College; entered R.M.A.,
Woolwich, July, 1880; Commission, R.A., 1882; Captain, 1891; Instructor in
Position-Finding, 1888 to 31st August, 1894; on Service in Burmah, 1885
(medal and clasp); Major, 1st April, 1900.
First XI.; First XV.; Captain of Swimming, etc.
Dawson, Bertrand Edward (Mar. 9, 1864), son of Henry, architect,
Hayling Hurst, Warham Road, Croydon.
Left in VI., December, 1879. B.Sc. Lond. 1888; M.B. 1890; M.D. 1893;
M.R.C.S. Eng.; M.R.C.P. Lond. 1893; London Hospital.
Gardner, Charles Graham (Jan. 12, 1863), son of Charles, Professor
of Music, 3, Chilworth Street, Westbourne Terrace.
Left in Matric., July, 1881. First Class matriculation, London University,
1879; entered Oxford as Unattached Student, St. Stephen's House; Exhibitioner
of the Haberdashers' Company; Third Class Theology; B.A. 1886; M.A. 1896;
ordained Deacon, 1886; and proceeded to Japan as S.P.G. Missionary Priest,
1890.
Haydon, John Hampden (May 16, 1863), son of Hillyard, ware-
houseman salesman, Cholmeley Park House, Archway Road,
Highgate.
Left in VIII. (Captain and Exhibitioner), July, 1881. Kynaston and French
Prose Prizes, 1880; Kynaston, Thruston and Gk. Iambics, 1881; Exhibitioner
of King's College, Cambridge, 1881; subsequently Scholar, 1883; matriculated
at London University with Honours; Scholarship for Latin, 1883; First Class
Classical Tripos, Part I., 1884; Gold Medal, M.A., London, 1886; Head Master
of Tettenhall College, Staffordshire.
Haydon, Robert Stafford (Nov. 24, 1864), as above.
Left in U. VIII., (Exhibitioner), July, 1883. Gk. Iambic Prize, 1883; elected to
an Exhibition at Caius, 1883; (Foundation) scholar of Christ's Coll., Camb.,
1883, and subsequently to (open) Scholarship at Christ's College, Cambridge,
1883; First Class Classical Tripos, Part I., 1886; First Class Classical Tripos,
Part II., 1887; Second Master at Dewsbury Grammar School since 1889.
Heather, Henry James Shedlock (May 9, 1863), son of James,
solicitor, Fairholme, Manor Court Road, Hanwell.
Left in Math. VIII., (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1882. Scholar of
Balliol College, Oxford, 1881; Second Class Mathematics Moderations, 1884;
Second Class Mathematics, 1886; B.A. 1888; Civil Engineer.
Jennings, Alfred Vaughan (April 11, 1864), son of Rev. Nathan,
Clerk in Holy Orders, and Professor of Classics at Regent's
Park College, 1, Grove Terrace, Highgate Rise.
Left in Matric., December, 1880. Entered School of Mines, " Edward Forbes"
Medal, 1884; Assistant Demonstrator in Geology (as Nathaniel A. V.); Matricu-
lation, 1st Class, Lond. Univ., June, 1880; F.L.S., F.G.S.; died at Christiania,
January 11, 1903; aged 38.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
O'Neill, Charles Stephen (May 29, 1864), son of Rev. A., Clerk in
Holy Orders, 74, Fentiman Road, Clapham.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1883. Scholar of Christ's College,
Cambridge, 1883; professional singer.
Plowman, Robert Arthur (Jan. 29, 1865), son of Robert Hay, Civil
Service, 8, Gloucester Terrace, Campden Hill, Kensington.
Left in VIII., (Captain and Exhibitioner), July, 1883. (Assumed the name
of Hay); Truro Prize and French Composition Prize, 1883; Barnes Scholar,
Worcester College, Oxford, 1882; Second Class Classics Moderations, 1885;
Second Class Litt. Hum., 1887; B.A. 1887; M.A. 1891; D. 1889; P. 1890;
Vicar of St. Andrew's, Derby, 1901.
Strong, Sandford Arthur (April 11, 1863), son of Thomas, Civil
Service, 1, Priory Grove, W. Brompton.
Left in L. VIII., May, 1878. Hutchinson Student, St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, B.A (Third Class Classical Tripos, Part I.), 1884; Second Class Classical
Tripos, Part II., 1885; M.A. 1890; Librarian to the House of Lords; Librarian
at Chatsworth to Duke of Devonshire; Professor of Arabic at University College,
London. Publications: The Mahabodhivamsa (Pali Text Society); The Futah
al Habasha, or Conquest of Abyssinia; Editor of The Drawings in the Collection
at Wilton House, the Duke of Devonshire's Collection of Paintings, and
Drawings by Old Masters in the Collection at Chatsworth; Critical Studies and
Fragments (posthumous), 1905; died January 18, 1904, aged 40.
Welch, Stanley Burford (Feb. 9, 1864), son of Rev. Andrew, Clerk
in Holy Orders, The Vicarage, St. Mary Cray.
Left in U. VIII., July 1882. Exhibitioner of Magdalene College, Cambridge,
1882; also Exhib. of the Leathersellers' Company; Pepysian Benefaction, 1884;
B.A., 1885; Vicar of St. John's, Bethnal Green, 1901.
First XV.
Wilmer, Frederick Lewis (Feb. 1, 1863), son of Frederick, mining
engineer, 10, Arundel Gardens, Kensington Park Gardens.
Left in Matric., December, 1880. In Canada.
Admissions, January, 1877.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Bourne, Edward James (Jan. 25, 1865), son of John, farmer, Wel-
lington House, Rainham, Essex.
Elected Foundationer, Michaelmas, 1877. Left in VII., April, 1881.
Bryant, Arthur Ranney (Feb. 18, 1864), son of Benaiah R., com-
mercial traveller, 69, Clapham Road.
Elected Foundationer, Michaelmas, 1877. Left in Matric., December, 1881.
Assistant Town Clerk for the Borough of Camberwell.
Drew, James Herbert (July 22, 1863), son of Rev. A. A. W., Clerk
in Holy Orders, St. Antholin's Vicarage, Peckham Rye.
Left in U. II., July, 1879. In the Transvaal.
Drew, Arthur Wild (Sept. 7, 1864), as above.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Duttson, Noel Frederic (June 20, 1864), son of William, colonial
broker, Beaulieu Villa, Peckham Rye.
Left in L. IV., July, 1879. Managing Director of a Portsmouth Brewery.
Fulton, Rennie Kingdon (Sept. 3, 1864), son of Henry, civil
engineer, Bedford House, Chiswick.
Left in U. IV., December, 1881. R. Kingdon Fulton proceeded to Ceylon and
was there accidentally drowned in fording a river, October 26, 1888, aged 24.
Hampson, John James (Sept. 13, 1861), son of William, farmer,
Tyle Hall, Latchingdon, Maldon, Essex.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1879. University of London, B.A.; Third Class Honours
in English, 1888; Vicar of Cossey, Norf., 1900.
High Jump, Long Jump, 1879.
Lance, Frederick William (Jan. 27, 1865), son of Frederick, 2, High
Houses, Church Street, Stoke Newington.
Left in II., December, 1879. Secretary to the North British and Mercantile
Fire and Life Insurance Company.
Lee, Benjamin Henry (Dec. 10, 1864), son of George, civil engineer,
8, Eastcombe Villas, Blackheath.
Became Foundationer, April, 1877. Left in Math. vIII., July, 1881. Entrance,
Woolwich, July, 1881; Commission, R.M.A., January, 1882.
Lupton, Joseph Macdougal (July 20, 1867), son of Joseph, Clerk in
Holy Orders, and Sur-Master of St. Paul's School, 12, St. Mary
Abbotts Terrace, Kensington.
Became Foundationer, September, 1879. Left in L. VIII., September, 1881.
Elected on the Foundation at Eton, 1881; Scholar and Medallist of King's
College, Cambridge; First Class (Third Division) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1889;
Second Class Classical Tripos, Part II., 1890; B.A. 1889; M.A. 1893; Assistant
Master and Librarian, Marlborough College; in Holy Orders.
Plowman, Edgar Hay (Dec. 14, 1863), son of Robert, Civil Service,
8, Gloucester Terrace, Campden Hill, Kensington.
Became Foundationer, April, 1877. Left in VIII., July, 1883. Assumed the
name of Hay. Stock and Sykes Exhibitioner, Corpus Christi Coll., Cambridge,
1882; B.A. 1885; M.A. 1889; Deacon, 1886; Priest, 1887; Rector of Carlton
Colville, Suffolk, 1894.
Proof Editor of the First Number of the Pauline, July, 1882.
Ritchie, Percy Martin (June 1, 1866), son of D. W., ship insurance
broker, 16, Villa Road, Brixton.
Left in III., December, 1879.
Soper, Herbert Edward (Sept. 6, 1865), son of F. L. S., publisher,
7, Cholmeley Villas, Archway Road, Highgate.
Became Foundationer, October, 1877. Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and
Keen Scholar), 1884; Minor Scholar, Trinity College, Cambridge, 1883; Major
Scholar, 1885; B.A. (14th Wrangler), 1887; Second Class, Mathematical Tripos,
Part II., 1888; M.A.; Assistant Master in Weymouth College; Assistant
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted March, 1877.
Johnson, Douglas Stanley (Nov. 15, 1860), son of William, Civil
Service, 57, Windsor Road, Ealing.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1879.
Pembroke College, Cambridge, B.A., Senior
Optime, 1882; M.A. 1886; Mathematical Master at Aysgarth School, Yorkshire;
Vicar of Rawtenstall, 1898.
Phillips, Walter Alison (Oct. 18, 1864), son of Mrs., 101, Lansdowne
Road, Kensington Park.
Left in II., June, 1877. Removed to Merchant Taylors' School; Merton Coll.,
Oxford, October, 1882; Exhibitioner, 1882-1886; B.A. (First Class Mod. Hist.)
1885; M.A.
Pollard, Pascho Haswell (June 8, 1867), son of Richard, farmer,
Durley Manor, Bishop's Waltham.
Left in U. II., April, 1879. Readmitted, January, 1880; became Foundationer,
September, 1880; left in L. IV., April, 1882; Clerk in English and Scottish
Bank, Melbourne, Australia.
Pollard, Charles Fleetwood (Feb. 3, 1868) as above.
Became Foundationer, September, 1880. Left in Matric., July, 1884.
Entered R.N. as Clerk, 1884; Assistant Paymaster, saved from the Victoria
22nd June, 1893; Paymaster, 1900; Staff Paymaster, 1904.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April, 1877.
Hay, Edgar Plowman (Dec. 14, 1863).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1877.
Kinns, Edward Herbert (Aug. 1, 1863), son of Edward, solicitor,
12, Vaughan Road, Coldharbour Lane, Camberwell.
Died November 19, 1879, aged 16.
Lee, Benjamin Henry (Dec. 10, 1864).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1877.
Leslie, Henry (Aug. 25, 1864), son of Walter, doctor, 9, Thurlow
Road, Hampstead.
Left in VI., December, 1878.
Temple, Richard Thomas (Feb. 17, 1865), son of J. A., Clerk in
Holy Orders, 8, Eastwood Terrace, Hornsey Road, Holloway.
Left in L. VIII., March, 1882. First Class, Matriculation, London University,
January, 1883.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected July 2, 1877.
Coleman, Ernest Percy (Aug. 9, 1864), son of Everard, Civil Service,
2, Tavistock Road, Westbourne Park.
Left in Matric., April, 1881. First Class, Matriculation, London University,
January, 1881; Banker's Clerk,

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Dunstan, Malcolm James Rowley (Aug. 19, 1863), son of Mrs. E. C.,
37, Thorpsdale Road, Hornsey Rise.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1882. First Class Matriculation, London
University, 1880; Postmastership, Merton College, Oxford, 1881; B.A., Second
Class, Natural Science, 1885; M.A. 1891; Science Master at Merchiston, Edin-
burgh; Science Master in Ipswich School; Director of Midland Agricultural and
Dairy Institute and Director of Technical Instruction to the Notts County
Council; Principal of the South Eastern College, Wye, 1902; F.R.S.E.,
F.I.C., F.C.S.
Greenfield, Thomas Joseph Martineau (Feb. 27, 1864), son of
Thomas Joseph, barrister, 41, Hayter Road, Brixton Rise.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1882. Exhibitioner, Magdalen College,
Oxford, 1883; Third Class Mathematics, Moderations, 1884; Third Class Mathe
matics, 1886; B.A. 1886; called to the Bar (Lincoln's Inn), 1902.
May, William Lupton (Mar. 23, 1864), son of John Nevin, paper
manufacturer, Cadogan Road, Surbiton.
Left in VII., December, 1879. St. Augustine's College, Canterbury, 1884 to
1886; King's College, London; Theological Associate (First Class), 1888; in
Holy Orders; D. 1888; P. 1889.
Pope, Edmund Osmund Jabez (Aug. 20, 1864), son of Jabez, Civil
Service, 7, Elderfield Road, Clapton Park, Lower Clapton.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1882. Sleath Prize, 1881; French
Composition Prize, 1882; Exhibitioner of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1880;
Foundation Scholar, 1881; Perry Exhibitioner, 1884; First Class Classical
Tripos, Part I., 1884; Third Class Classical Tripos, Part II., 1886.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected October 3, 1877.
Alexander, Philip Frederick (July 18, 1864), son of Fred, banker's
clerk, Ivy Cottage, Lower Heath, Hampstead.
Left in the Matric. Form, April, 1881. Honours in Matriculation, London
University, January, 1881; Hertford College, Oxford, 1884; B.A. 1887; M.A.
1892; Assistant Master, Oxford High School, 1884.
Bourne, Edward James (Sept. 13, 1861).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1877.
Bryant, Arthur Ranney (Feb. 18, 1864).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1877.
Card, Stanton Freeland (July 21, 1865), son of William, school-
master, 3, Maze Hill, Greenwich Park.
Left in Math. VIII., (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1884. Scholar of
St. John's Coll., Cambridge, 1884; B.A., Senior Optime (First) Math. Tripos,
1887; Naval Instructor, R.N.
Vice-captain of rowing, 1883-4.
Clow, John Austin (Nov. 14, 1864), son of Mrs. C., 11, Upper
Hamilton Terrace, St. John's Wood.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
French, John Arthur Innes (Oct. 25, 1865), son of Captain George,
R.A., Bull Point, Devonport, Devon.
Left in v., February, 1878. Proceeded to Oxford Military College, Cowley;
R.M. Academy, Woolwich, July, 1880; Lieut., R.A., 1st October, 1882; retired,
1889.
Mitchell, James (Jan. 12, 1864), son of Charles, stationer, 63, Tufnell
Park Road, Holloway.
Left in VII., December, 1880. H.M.'s Civil Service; Surveyor of Taxes at
Northampton.
McMurdie, Stanley Robert (Nov. 12, 1863), son of Stanley, architect,
2, Oak Villas, Church Lane, Wimbledon.
Left in v., December, 1879. Stock Jobber's Clerk.
New, Frank Edward (Mar. 31, 1864), son of Henry, accountant,
22, Broad Green, W. Croydon.
Left in VIII., July, 1883. Scholar of Peterhouse, Cambridge, 1884; Second
Class Classical Tripos, Part I., 1887; B.A. 1887; M.A. 1892; Rector of Coston
with Runhall, Norfolk, 1897.
North, Michael Arthur (Aug. 29, 1865).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1876.
Norton, Henry Harvey (Dec. 19, 1864), son of Selby, medical
doctor, West Malling, Nr. Maidstone, Kent.
Left in VI., July, 1880. M.R.C.S., Eng., 1887; L.R.C.P., Lond., 1888.
Smith, Guy Bellingham (April 28, 1865), son of Henry, fruit broker,
11, Bromley Road, Lee.
Left in Matric., April, 1882. Second Class Matriculation, London Univ.,
January, 1882; Guy's Hospital: M.B. and B.S., London, 1888; F.R.C.S. Eng.,
1890; Demonstrator in Pathology and Morbid Histology, Guy's Hosp., 1897.
Soper, Herbert Edward (Sep. 16, 1865).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1877.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1877.
Ashton, Walter Herbert (Feb. 11, 1865), son of Walter, Manager,
Sheffield Waterworks, Hunters House, Sharrow Vale, Sheffield.
Left in L. IV., December, 1879.
De Havilland, George Ernest Leigh (April 22, 1863), son of Colonel,
Army, 18 F. O. Quarters, Woolwich.
Left in VI., March, 1880.
Roche, Allan (Nov. 14, 1864), son of Mrs. R., Sutherland Gardens,
Bayswater.
Left in U. II., June, 1878.
Spreat, Stanley Chappell (April 28, 1863), son of John, agent,
176, Highbury New Park.
Left in Matric., March, 1880. Second Class, Matriculation, London Univ.,
1880; Theological College, Lichfield, 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Taylor, James Henry (Dec. 8, 1865), son of James, cotton spinner,
Heath Wood, Dacres Road, Forest Hill.
Left in III., June, 1878. B.D., Ph.D., Univ. of Rome; Asst. Master at
St. Bede's Coll., Manchester, since 1898.
Timbury, Fred. James (May 8, 1867), son of Frederick, engraver,
Vernon House, Barnsbury Sq.
Left in Sc. v., March, 1882.
Walker, Richard Johnson (May 11, 1868), son of Frederick William,
High Master of St. Paul's School.
Left in U. VIII. (Captain), July, 1887. Milton Prize, 1884 and 1886; Thruston
Prize, 1886; Greek Verse Prize, 1886; Honorary Scholar of Balliol College,
Oxford, 1886; Hertford Scholar, 1887; Craven Scholar, 1888; First Class
Classics Moderations, 1889; Ireland Scholar, 1890; Second Class, Jurisprudence,
1891; B.A. 1891; M.A. 1895; in Holy Orders; Assistant Master S.P.S., 1899-1905.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January 24, 1878.
Coles, Albert Henry (Nov. 18, 1864), son of Rev. S., missionary,
1, Farleigh Road, Stoke Newington.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1880. Corpus Christi College, Camb.; Stock and
Sykes Exhibitioner, 1886; B.A. 1889; in Holy Orders; Missionary (S.P.G.) in India.
Mitchell, Horace (Dec. 11, 1865), son of Charles, stationer, 63,
Tufnell Park Road, Holloway.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1883. Second Class Matriculation London Univ.,
January, 1882; India Office, Registry and Record Department.
Shelbourne, Hugh John (May 7, 1864), son of John, contractor,
Fairland House, Stratford Green.
Left in Matric., December, 1880. Barge owner, etc.
Vanrenen, James Ernest (May 19, 1865), son of Colonel Adrian,
Army, 24, Lansdowne Road, Notting Hill.
Left in VII., July, 1881.
Clare Coll. Cam.; admitted to R.M.C., Sandhurst,
as University Candidate, 1886; open commission, 2nd Lieut., R.E., 1886; Capt.,
1896; Adjt., Volunteers, 1896.
Walsh, Charles Lawrence (March 19, 1864), son of William,
solicitor, Park House, Oxford.
Left in L. IV., May, 1878. Removed to Haileybury Coll.; St. Bartholomew's
Hospital; appointed Surgeon, Ind. Med. Staff Corps, January 30, 1886; died of
enteric fever at Quetta, August, 1891.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1878.
Couchman, Herbert Arthur (May 23, 1864), son of John, civil
engineer, 7, Stanley Villas, Pembury Rd., Tottenham.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Johnson, Claude Goodman (Oct. 24, 1864), son of William, Civil
Service, 57, Windsor Road, Ealing.
Became Foundationer, September, 1878. Left (in Drawing class) April, 1882.
Secretary to Automobile Club.
Prescott, Ernest (Dec. 4, 1867), son of George, Clerk in Holy
Orders, 17, Cambridge Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in L. IV., December, 1879. Subsequently entered Merchant Taylors'
School; Sizar, St. John's Coll., Camb., 1886; M.A. 1899; Solicitor, 1897,
practising in London.
Rowe, Albert Stanley (July 25, 1865), son of Joseph, fur merchant,
Fair View, Sydenham Hill Road.
Became Foundationer, March, 1878. Left in U. iv., July, 1880.
Walsh, Frederick Albert (Feb. 24, 1868), son of William, solicitor,
Park House, Oxford.
Left in L. II., May, 1878. Admitted Solicitor, 1890, practising at Oxford.
Wright, Harry George (Nov. 24, 1864), nephew of Rev. F. H.,
26, Grafton Street, Fitzroy Square.
Left in U. II., December, 1878.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted March, 1878.
Hall, Frederick William (Dec. 3, 1867), son of William, head clerk,
L. & C. Bank, 23, Connaught Road, Harlesden.
Became Foundationer, January, 1880. Left in U. VIII. (Captain and Ex-
hibitioner), July, 1886. Bedford Prize, 1885: Ollivant and Truro Prizes, 1886;
Scholar of Trinity Coll. Oxon, 1885; Gaisford Prizes (Greek Verse), 1887; (Greek
Prose), 1888; First Class Classical Moderations, 1888; B.A., First Class Litt.
Hum., 1890; M.A., 1894; Assistant Master in Westminster School, 1893; Fellow
of St. John's Coll., Oxford, 1897.
Leggatt, Frederick Clement Every (April 7, 1867), son of William,
civil engineer, 16, Ladbroke Terrace, Notting Hill.
Became Foundationer, September, 1880. Left in Matric., July, 1884.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, 1st Div., July, 1884.
Lindsay, Walter Stott (April 2, 1864), nephew of Miss Lank,
3, Little St. James's Street.
Left in Math. VIII., July 21, 1880. Admitted R. M. A., Woolwich, 1880;
Lieutenant, R.A., 1882; died of enteric fever at Kamptu, Central India, aged
26, 1890.
Symms, Robert Corser Montfort (Sept. 30, 1867), son of Rev. J. E.,
Head Master of Bancroft's Hospital, Mile End.
Left in L. IV., October, 1878. Removed to Westminster School; afterwards
King's Coll. School and Balliol Coll., Oxford; appointed to Indian Civil Service,
1886; served in Burma.
Vanrenen, Adrian John Hebron (Feb. 21, 1864), son of Colonel
Adrian, Army, 24, Lansdowne Road, Notting Hill.
Left in v., December, 1878. King's Coll. School, 1879; Lieutenant, Durham
Light Infantry, 1883; Indian Staff Corps, 1886; Captain, 1894; Major, July 10,
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
White, Charles Powell (April 21, 1867), son of Rev. L. B., 67,
Queen Street, Cannon Street.
Became Foundationer, September 4, 1879. Left in Math. VIII., July, 1886.
Matriculated, London Univ., First Class, January, 1884; Scholar of Sidney
Sussex Coll., Cambridge, 1886; Lovett Exhibitioner, 1887; B.A., Senior Optime,
Math. Tripos, Part I., 1889; St. Bartholomew's Hospital, Research Studentship,
1893; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1894; Junior House Surg., St. Bartholomew's
Hosp., 1895; Pathologist to Birmingham Gen. Hosp., 1896-7; Asst. Pathol. to
St. Thomas's Hosp., 1902; F.R.C.S., Eng., 1896; M.B., Bac. Surg., 1896; M.D.,
Camb., 1900.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April 3, 1878.
Clark, Francis William (June 23, 1864), son of Francis, Civil
Service, 4, The Villas, Loughborough Park, Brixton.
Left in Matric., December, 1881. Matric., London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1882; St. Barts. and Middlx. Hospitals; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1886; L.R.C.P.,
Lond., 1886; D.P.H., Camb., 1891; M.B., Durham Univ., 1892; Medical Officer
of Health, Hong Kong, China.
Rowe, Albert Stanley (July 23, 1865).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1878.
Scott, William Scott- (May 13, 1864), son of William, lawyer,
72, Fentiman Road, Clapham Road.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1883. King's College, London, Associate (Theology),
First Class, 1887; Mayor of Camberwell, 1901.
Snowden, Herbert Guy (Nov. 5, 1865), son of Rev. J. H., St. Paul's
Vicarage, Hammersmith.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1884. Milton Prize, 1883; Truro Prize,
1882, 1884; Scholar of Lincoln Coll., Oxford, 1884; Second Class Classics
Moderations, 1886; Second Class Litt. Hum., 1888; B.A. 1888; M.A. 1890;
President of Oxford Union Soc., 1889; B.C.L. (Second Class), 1890; Scholar
of the Middle Temple, 1889; called to the Bar (Mid. Temple), 1891; Editor
to National Union of Conservative Associations, 1892-4.
Captain of Rowing, 1883-4.
Thurston, Granville Bourdas (April 20, 1864), son of Samuel, bank
manager, 147, Clapham Road.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1883. Matricu-
lated, London Univ., First Class, January, 1885; Scholar of Pembroke College,
Cambridge, 1883; Senior Optime, 1886; B.A. 1886; M.A. 1890; Rector of Lymm,
Cheshire, 1898.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September 5, 1878.
Allen, Francis John (Jan. 8, 1865), son of Rev. F. E., Whitchurch
Canonicorum, Dorset.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1881. Died February 17, 1882, aged 17.
Bryant, William George (June 26, 1865), son of John, school-
master, 14, Station Road, Camberwell.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Bushell, Harold Collard (June 15, 1865), son of R. H., hop
merchant, 17, Beaulieu Villa, Finsbury Park.
Left in Math. vIII., July, 1881. Incorporated Accountant, 1892.
Cargill, Clement (Aug. 11, 1865), son of Thomas, civil engineer,
34, Lansdowne Gardens, Clapham.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1884. Matriculated, London Univ., First
Class, January, 1883; Smee Prize, 1884; Scholar of Jesus College, Cambridge,
1884; Second Class Natural Science Tripos, Part I., 1887; B.A. 1899.
Harris, Percival Seymour (Feb. 18, 1866), son of Thomas, surveyor
of taxes, 27, South Villas, Camden Square.
Left in Science VIII., July, 1883. Matriculated, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1883; L.S.A., Lond., 1888; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1891; L.R.C.P. 1891.
Hill, Arthur Bernard Lewin (Mar. 9, 1865), son of Lewin, Civil
Service (Post Office), 9, Bruce Grove, Tottenham.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1882. Solicitor, admitted, January, 1888; prac-
tising at Maldon, Essex.
Johnson, Claude Goodman (Oct. 24, 1864).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1878.
McNaught, William George Bower (Feb. 12, 1866), son of
Mrs. M., 57, Mervan Road, Brixton.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1881. Died at Margate, March 8, 1904, aged 38.
Preston, Edwin (Nov. 10, 1864), son of Thomas, Privy Council
Office, 2, Crowhurst Road, Brixton.
Left in Matric., December, 1881. Matriculated, London Univ., Second Class,
July, 1881; journalist.
Scott, Ernest Howard (May 20, 1865), son of James S., school-
master, North End Road, West Kensington.
Left in VII., July, 1882. Matriculated, London University, with Honours
and Exhibition, January, 1885; B.A. Lond.; Late Assistant Master at King
Edward's School, Aston, Birmingham; Assistant Master at the Boys' High School,
Pretoria, since 1902.
Spurling, Stephen John (Dec. 16, 1864), son of Henry John, stock
broker, 7, de Crespigny Park, Denmark Hill.
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Left in VI., December 19, 1879. On the Stock Exchange.
Staines, James Howard (Sept. 2, 1865), son of W. Charles, merchant,
West Cottage, North End, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1884. Smee Prize, 1884; Scholar of
Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1884; B.A., Second Class Natural Science Tripos,
Part I., 1887; Science Master, Macclesfield Grammar School; Theological
Student, B.D. (St. Andrews), 1896; Secretary to the New College, Hampstead,
1896.
Strong, Rowland (July 10, 1865), son of Thomas B., Civil Service
(War Office), 1, Priory Grove, West Brompton.
Left in Matric., July, 1882. Journalist in Paris.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Swire, Samuel (May 2, 1866), son of Rev. F., Elston Rectory,
Newark-on-Trent.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1887. Scholar of Exeter College, Oxford, 1884; Second
Class Classics Moderations, 1887; Second Class Litt. Hum., 1889; B.A. 1889;
M.A. 1892; Vicar of St. Thomas, Huddersfield, 1892.
First XV. (Distinction Cap).
Wilkins, Henry Bertram (June 21, 1866), son of George, accountant,
85, Tufnell Park Road, Holloway.
Left in July, 1882. National Provincial Bank.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September 3, 1878.
Bell, Alan (April 11, 1866), son of Dugald, accountant, 77, West-
wick Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in U. II., December, 1878.
Blake, Herbert Frederick (July 20, 1866), son of Fred., surveyor of
taxes, 6, Grove Road, Brixton.
Left in U. IV., July, 1881; Pembroke Coll., Camb.; B.A. 1887; M.A.;
Principal Clerk to one of the Masters in the Supreme Court Taxing Office,
Royal Courts of Justice.
Carey, John (Mar. 11, 1867), son of Mrs., 3, Pembroke Villas, Ham-
mersmith.
Left in II., December, 1879.
Chater, Arthur Reginald (April 11, 1866), son of Rev. D. S.,
Vicarage, Blackawton, South Devon.
Became Foundationer, September, 1879. Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1885. St.
Mary's Hospital, Exhibitioner, 1885; M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P., 1891; House
Surgeon, 1890; Diploma of Health, King's Coll. Hosp.; Assistant Medical
Officer of Health for the Port of London; Surgeon-Lieutenant Militia Medical
Staff Corps, 1894; died while combating an epidemic of typhoid fever at
Hannan's Fields, Western Australia, February 14, 1895, aged 29.
Cooke, Arthur Morell Mackenzie (Dec. 12, 1867), son of George
I. F., barrister, 38, Arundel Square, Barnsbury, Islington.
Left in L. II., July, 1879. Associate of the Royal School of Mines; Con-
sulting Mining Engineer in Johannesburg; served during the South African
Campaign in the First Regiment of the Imperial Light Horse, and was in the
squadron forming part of the Mafeking Relief Force.
Crews, Philip Gaverick (July 21, 1867), son of Mrs. E., 8, Hather-
ley Road, Sidcup, Kent.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
De Havilland, Hugh de Beauvoir (June 15, 1867), son of Mrs. de H.,
8, Vanbrugh Road, Blackheath.
Became Foundationer, January, 1880. Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1886. Matricu-
lation, London Univ., First Class, July, 1884; Scholar of Peterhouse, Camb.,
1885; First Class, Natural Science Tripos, 1889; Third Class, Nat. Sci. Tripos,
Part II., 1890; B.A. 1889; M.A. 1893; Assistant Science Master, Bath
College, 1890; Assistant Science Master, Leys School, Camb., 1893; Assistant
Science Master, Eton College, 1897; Director of Studies in Nat. Sci. of Non-
Coll. Students at Camb.; 2nd Lt., 2nd Bucks. R.V. (Eton College), 1903.
Vice-Capt. of Rowing Club, 1884-5.
Lindsay, Herbert Stott (July 24, 1865), nephew of Miss Lank,
3, Little St. James's Street.
Became Foundationer, May, 1879. Left in Matric., December, 1883. St.
Thomas's Hosp.; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1891; L.R.C.P., Lond., 1891; Practising at
Whilanga, Auckland, N.Z.
Littlewood, Arthur Bernard (Dec. 18, 1864), son of Arthur, clerk,
Upper Teddington Road, Hampton Wick.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1883. Matriculation, Lond. Univ., Second Class, July,
1882; Scholar of Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1883; Lady North Exhibitioner
(Mercers' Company); Fishmongers' Exhibitioner; B.A. 1886; M.A. 1894; Vicar
of St. Paul's, Haggerston, 1901; Rector of East Farleigh, Kent, 1904.
First XV.
Lupton, John (April 23, 1869), son of Rev. J. H., Surmaster of
St. Paul's School, 12, St. Mary Abbott's Terrace, Kensington.
Became Foundationer, January, 1881. Left (Captain and Exhibitioner),
U. VIII., 1888. Ollivant Prize, 1888; Major Scholar of St. John's College,
Camb., 1888; B.A., First Class (Second Division), Classical Tripos, Part I.,
1891; First Class (Second Division), Classical Tripos, Part II., 1892; Second
Class Theological Tripos, Part II., 1893; Naden Divinity Student, 1893;
M.A. 1896; Fellow of St. John's Coll., 1896; Assistant Master in S.P.S., 1896.
First XV. (Distinction Cap, 1887-8); Editor of School Mag., 1887-8; Captain
of Univ. Lacrosse Club, 1891; played for England (Lacrosse), 1896-8.
Phillpotts, Ernest Alfred (April 10, 1868), nephew of Arthur,
Director of London & C. Bank, Carshalton, Surrey.
Left in III., March 25, 1880; readmitted September, 1880; left in VI.,
December, 1885. Clare Coll., Camb.; Junior Optime (Wooden Spoon), Math.
Tripos, 1890; B.A. 1890; M.A. 1894; Rector of Ganarew, Monmouth, 1901.
Stern, Frederick Augustus Simpson (July 4, 1869), brother of Miss
Stern, 141, Bow Road, Bow.
Left in Sc. VIII., March, 1887. Smee Prizes, 1885 and 1886.
Webster, William King (Mar. 12, 1865), son of Rev. S. K., Ingham
Vicarage, Lincoln.
Admitted from Westminster Sehool (1876-78). Left in Matric., December,
1881.
Whitmell, Charles Thomas (Jan. 8, 1866), son of C. V. L., clerk,
183, Clapham Park Road, Clapham.
Became Foundationer, January, 1879. Left in U. VIII., July, 1884.
Scholar of Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1884; Second Class Classical Tripos,
Part I., 1887; Third Class Theological Tripos, Part II., 1889; B.A. 1887;
M.A. 1891; Presented by his College to the Rectory of Greenhithe, Kent, 1893.

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FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January 23, 1879.
Bokenham, Thomas Jessopp (June 23, 1865), son of Thomas C., Civil
Service, Albury Lodge, Cheshunt, Herts.
Left in Sc. VIII., March, 1883. Matriculation, First Class, London University,
July, 1882; L.S.A., Lond., 1887; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1889; L.R.C.P., Lond., 1889;
(St. Bart.) Fell. Roy. Med. Chir. Soc.; Clin. Asst., Roy. Lond. Ophth. Hosp.;
Research Schol., Brit. Med. Assoc.; Surg., Queen's Jubilee Hosp., Earl's Court;
late Asst. Demonst. of Mat. Med. and Therap., St. Bart. Hosp.; Contrib. of
numerous articles to medical journals.
Greenstreet, Cecil Warde (July 30, 1863), son of Thomas, R.A.
Army, 32, Wood Street, Woolwich.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1884. Scholar of Christ's Coll., Camb., 1884; Second
Class Classical Tripos, Part I., 1887; B.A. 1887; in Holy Orders; Assistant
Master, Cork Grammar School, 1897.
Pownall, Herbert Edward (Oct. 25, 1865), son of Rev. G. P., St.
John's Vicarage, Hoxton.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1884. Matriculation, London University, First
Class, January, 1882; Scholar of Peterhouse, Camb., 1883; B.A., Senior Optime,
Mathematical Tripos, 1887; in Orders; Missionary in China.
Scott, Edwin (Sept. 26, 1866), son of J. S., schoolmaster, North
End House, Hammersmith.
Left in VIII., July, 1883. Indian Civil Service, entrance, 1884; appointment,
1886; Sub-collector and Joint Magistrate (Madras), 1898; Asst. to Collector and
Magistrate, and Agent to the Governor, at Ganjam.
Thurston, Frank Isaiah (Feb. 9, 1866), son of Samuel, manager of a
bank, 147, Clapham Road.
Left in Matric., July, 1884. Banker's clerk.
Whitmell, Charles Thomas (Jan. 8, 1866), son of C. V. L., clerk, 22,
Princess Road, South Norwood.
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1878.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January 22, 1879.
(The boys marked were transferred from the Mercers' School.)
*Armstrong, William John Ennis (Dec. 30, 1861), son of Rev. W.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, 3, Rothesay Villas, Eglantine Road, Old
Wandsworth.
Left in VI., December, 1880. Queens' Coll., Camb., B.A. 1884; M.A. 1889;
Rector of Levisham, Yorks, 1894.

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*Armstrong, Richard Herbert Seymour (Aug. 2, 1868), son of
Rev. W., as above.
Left in L. IV., November, 1883. Pharmaceutical Chemist.
*Bardsley, Samuel Martyn (Jan. 14, 1863), son of Rev. S., Clerk in
Holy Orders, The Rectory, Finchley.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1882. Junior Student, Christ Church, Oxford, 1882;
Second Class, Mathematics Moderations, 1884; Third Class, Modern History,
1886; B.A. 1886; M.A. 1890; Vicar of Christ Church, Rotherhithe, 1892.
Winner of the Bicycle Race, 1881, 1882.
*Bardsley, Percy Crofts (Oct. 17, 1867), son of Rev. S., as above.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1885. First Class, Matriculation, London University,
January, 1884; Caius Coll., Camb., 1886; B.A. 1888; L.S.A., Lond., 1891;
M.B. (Camb.), Bac. Surg., 1896.
*Bardsley, Joseph Udell Norman (Dec. 13, 1868), son of Rev. S.,
as above.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1887. Caius Coll., Camb., B.A., 1891; M.A. 1895;
Rector of Ulverston, Lanc., 1896; Acting Chaplain to The King's Own (Royal
Lancaster Regt.), 1897.
Brennan, Sidney John (May 12, 1868), son of J. B., 120, Brunswick
Street, Hackney Road.
Left in L. II., April 9, 1879. General Merchant in City of London.
*Blockley, Hugh Metcalfe (Nov. 17, 1863), son of John, musician,
Marnhill, Brondesbury.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1883.
*Blockley, Harold Edwin (Nov. 1, 1864), son of John, as above.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1884.
*Clark, George Frederic Headington (Oct. 4, 1868), son of Rev. F. S.,
25, The Cedars, Greenwich.
Became Foundationer, May, 1884; left in U. VIII., July, 1887; Rustat Scholar,
Jesus College, Cambridge, 1886; Open Exhibition, 1887; Latin Declamation
Prize, 1888; Second Class, Classical Tripos, Part I., 1891; Head of Queenstown
Boys' School, and is now Head of the Public School, Dordrecht, Cape Colony,
(1904).
*Corthorn, Charles Edward Lord (Dec. 16, 1868), son of F. W.,
Mayplace Road, Bexley Heath, Kent.
Left in VII., July, 1884; Clerk in the Imperial Ottoman Bank.
Evans, George (Aug. 18, 1867), son of G. A., cigar merchant, 2,
Grange Park, Ealing.
Left in L. v., July, 1884.
*Godsell, George Herbert (Sept. 24, 1867), son of Rev. G., Clerk in
Holy Orders, St. Andrew's Vicarage, Plaistow.
Left in U. IV., December, 1883. Associate of the Surveyors' Institution,
1891.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
*Greive, Michael (Sept. 14, 1864), son of Rev. W. T., Clerk in Holy
Orders, 1, Golden Square, Regent Street.
Left in U. IV., July 21, 1880. Stock and Share Broker; Member of
Drapers' Co.
*Hahnemann, Samuel (Feb. 11, 1863), son of F. L., M.D., 25,
Duncan Terrace, Islington.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1881. His full name was Benjamin William Charles
Louis Leopold Samuel; Bank of England.
Hodge, Harold (Aug. 18, 1862), son of E. G., auctioneer, 9, High-
bury Place.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1881. Exhibitioner, Pembroke College, Oxford, 1881;
Second Class, Classics Moderations, 1883'; Third Class, Litt. Hum., 1885; B.A.
1886; M.A. 1889; on leaving college, devoted himself to social work in East
London, especially the Housing Question; called to the Bar (Middle Temple),
1893; practised until 1898; editor of Saturday Review since 1898.
Presid., School Union Soc., and Capt. of Football, 1881.
*Large, Joseph Herbert (June 21, 1865), son of H., schoolmaster,
Sunnyhill, Streatham.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1882. Was for five years Second Master at Battersea
Grammar School. For two years Asst. Master at the Clergy Orphan School,
Canterbury (now called St. Edmund's).
Macarthur, Alick Judson (April 26, 1865), son of Mrs., 19, St.
Laurence Road, Notting Hill.
Left in U. IV., April 9, 1879. Streatham Grammar School, 1889.
*Marriott, Charles Cockburn (May 3, 1866), son of Rev. C., school-
master, Mercers' School, 40, Park Road, New Wandsworth.
Left in L. V., July 21, 1880. Admitted solicitor, 1892, practising in London.
*Marsh, Cecil Edward (April 11, 1862), son of Rev. F. A., Clerk in
Holy Orders, Old Road, Gravesend.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1881. Scholar of Christ's College, Cambridge, 1881;
B.A., Junior Optime Math. Tripos, 1884; M.A. 1888; in Holy Orders; Assistant
Master, St. John's School, Leatherhead, 1891.
Martin, Montagu Charles R. (June 6, 1868), son of W. W., tax
surveyor, 15, Delamere Terrace, Paddington.
Left in April, 1885. Smee Prize, 1884.
Nicoll, Arthur John (May 20, 1868), son of J. G., wine merchant,
Brooklyn, Amherst Park, Stamford Hill.
Became Foundationer, September, 1880. Left in U. v., December, 1883.
*Rowlett, Arthur George (Feb. 22, 1866), son of R. R., bank clerk,
7, Alexander Road, Lower Addiscombe, Croydon.
Left in U. IV., July 21, 1880. Bank of England.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
*Salter, Charles Edward (Nov. 4, 1868), son of H. J., Army agent,
Cressy House, Barnes Common.
Became Foundationer, May, 1881. Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1886. Honours,
Matriculation, London University, January, 1886; Second Division, Preliminary
Science, July, 1886; M.B. and B.S., 1891; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1891;
F.R.C.S., Eng., 1893; M.D., Lond., 1893 (Guy's); Hon. Med. Off., Kingscliffe
Hosp., Scarboro'; late Clin. Asst., Bethlem Roy. Hosp.; and House Phys. Res.
Obst. Asst. and Asst. House Phys., Guy's Hosp.; Surg. to Scarboro' Hosp. and
Disp.
Stevens, Thomas George (Mar. 26, 1869), son of G. J. B., M.D.,
Wadhurst House, Stoke Newington Green.
Became Foundationer, September, 1881. Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1885.
First Class Matriculation, London University, July, 1885; Second Division,
Preliminary Science, July, 1886; M.B. and Bac. Surg., 1890; M.R.C.S., Eng.,
1890; L.R.C.P., Lond., 1890; Golding-Bird Medal, 1890; M.D. 1892; Demonst.
in Biology, Guy's Hosp.; Senior Physician, Evelina Hospital, Southwark, 1892.,
F.R.C.S., 1895.
Stiles, Trevor Barton (Nov. 20, 1863), son of Mrs., 18, Lower Philli-
more Place, Kensington.
Left in L. IV., December, 1879.
*Sumner, Gilbert Arthur (May 18, 1866), son of W. A., M.R.C.S.,
46, Wellington Road, St. John's Wood.
Left in July, 1884. Civil Surg., Roy. Army Med. Corps; attached to Vol.
Med. Staff Corps (Lond.), 1901.
Ward, Trimnell Martin (Oct. 24, 1866), son of General, Army,
17, Queen Adelaide Road, Penge.
Became Foundationer, September, 1879. Left in Sc. v., December, 1882.
Lt., Roy. Innisk. Fus., August 29, 1885; Lt., Ind. Staff Corps, October 24,
1888; Capt., Ind. Staff Corps, August 29, 1896.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1879.
Cornish, Vaughan (Dec. 22, 1863), son of Rev. C. J., The Rectory,
Wantage.
Left in Matric., July, 1881. Owens College (prizeman), Victoria University,
First in First Class, Senior Examination, 1886; First Class, Final Exam., 1888;
M.Sc., F.C.S.; Associate of Owens College; Gill Memorial Medal of the Royal
Geographical Society, 1900, and the Doctorate of Science of the Victoria Univer-
sity, 1901, for success in research; Secretary of Committee appointed by the
British Association to further the investigation of terrestrial surface waves and
wavelike surfaces; F.G.S., F.R.G.S.
Elkington, William Hardwicke Goodall (Jan. 8,
(Jan. 8, 1865), son of
Surgeon-General, 52, Gillingham Street, Eccleston Square.
Left in Sc. IV., December, 1880. St. Bees: New Inn Hall, Oxford. Vicar of
Elsfield, Oxford, 1899.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Fenwick, Charles Edward (Jan. 17, 1866), son of William, wine
merchant, Belmont House, St. John's Park, Blackheath.
Left in III., July, 1879.
Gray, Herbert (Mar. 13, 1866), son of C. W., accountant, 1, Lister
Terrace, Lavender Hill.
Left in III., July, 1881.
Gray, Archibald (Mar. 13, 1867), as above.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1884. Articled pupil to Civil Engineer.
Hutchinson, Charles Menzies Lyon (April 29, 1869), son of Edward,
secretary, Debenham Vicarage, Suffolk.
Left in III., July, 1881.
Hyde, Clarendon George (May 15, 1867), son of J. C., surveyor, C.S.,
3, Albert Square, Great Yarmouth.
Left in III., July, 1881. Removed to Yarmouth Grammar School, 1883-86,
Caius College, Cambridge. B.A. 1889; M.A. 1893; Plantation overseer in
Demerara; accidentally killed, March 10, 1896.
Kitto, William Richard (April 7, 1866), nephew of Mrs. Lyne, 47,
St. Charles' Square, Notting Hill.
Left in II., December, 1879.
Miller, John Doull, son of William, merchant, 55, Lancaster Gate.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1880. Merchant in New York.
Captain of cricket, 1880.
Miller, Charles Murdoch (Aug. 11, 1866), as above.
Left in M. IV., July, 1880. Removed to Brighton College.
Miller, Constantine Saltonstall (Aug. 20, 1869), as above.
Left in M. Iv., 1880; readmitted as Foundationer, September, 1882. Left in
VII., July, 1884; removed to Eton College; Merchant in New York.
Robinson, Sydney Charles (Nov. 26, 1870), son of William, assayer,
Goldsmiths' Hall, Carey Lane.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1886. Assayer to the Goldsmiths' Company.
Ross, Archibald John Campbell (Aug. 24, 1868), son of Rev.
A. J., D.D., St. Philip's Vicarage, Stepney.
Left in III., December, 1879. Removed to Rugby School.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected May 1, 1879.
Coste, Frank Hill Perry (July 18, 1865), son of S., drug merchant,
2, Spring Villa, Talbot Road, Tottenham.
Left in L. v., March, 1880. B.Sc.; Naturalist.
Godfrey, Charles George (Dec. 2, 1866), son of Charles, band-
master (Horse Guards), 21, Lancaster Road, Westbourne Park.
Left in July, 1883. Musical arranger for military bands, and is now Con-
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Harden, John Newman (Aug. 16, 1866), son of M., school inspector,
35, Lena Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in VIII., December, 1883. Bedford Prize, 1883; Indian Civil Service,
entrance, 1884; appointment, 1886, Balliol Coll., Oxford; died at Ahmedabad,
October 5, 1887, after a few hours' illness, aged 21.
Jack, William, son of William, publisher, 19, Lansdowne Road,
Notting Hill.
Left in L. IV., December, 1879.
Lindsay, Herbert Stott (July 24, 1865).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1878.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September 4, 1879.
Alexander, Sidney Arthur (April 2, 1866), son of F., bank clerk,
20, Denning Road, Hampstead.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1885. Thruston Prize, 1885; Milton,
1882, 1885; Truro, 1885; French Comp., 1884; Scholar of Trinity College, Oxford,
1884; Hall-Houghton Prize (Junior), September, 1886; First Class Classics
Moderations, 1887; Newdigate Prize, 1887; Hall-Houghton Prize (Junior Greek
Testament), 1888; First Class Litt. Hum., 1889; B.A. 1889; M.A. 1892; Denyer
and Johnson Scholar, 1890; Hall-Houghton Senior Prizes (Septuagint and
Greek Test.), 1891; Reader at the Temple, 1893-1902; Select Preacher to Univ.
of Oxford, 1901; Examining Chaplain to the Bishop of Hereford, 1895; Canon
of Gloucester, 1902; Author of Christ and Scepticism, 1894; The Christianity
of St. Paul, 1899.
Chater, Arthur Reginald (April 11, 1866), son of Rev. D. S., The
Vicarage, Black Awton, South Devon.
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1878.
Coles, Edward Alfred (Dec. 29, 1866), son of Rev. S., missionary,
1, Farleigh Road, Stoke Newington.
Left in U. v., December, 1880.
Crawley, John Sayer (Mar. 8, 1867), son of Rev. T. W., Heyford
Rectory, Weedon, Northamptonshire.
Left in L. VIII., February, 1885. Assistant Master at St. John's College,
Hurstpierpoint, 1887.
Hart, George Sidney (April 14, 1866), son of David, wine merchant,
Coolmor, St. John's Road, Blackheath.
Left in Matric., April, 1884. Matriculation, First Class, London University,
July, 1883; Indian Forest Service, Entrance (First place), 1885.
Hewett, Ernest Arthur (Dec. 1, 1866), son of Mrs., 6, Bellvue Road,
Wandsworth Common.
Left in vI., July, 1882.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Hunt, Henry (Mar. 13, 1866), son of Mrs. H., 2, Campbell Terrace,
Brook Hill Road, Woolwich.
Left in March, 1883.
Lee, Edward Henry Hoare (Oct. 1, 1865), son of Mrs., 9, Chisle-
hurst Road, Richmond.
Left in VIII., July, 1884. Sizar, Christ's College, Cambridge, 1884; B.A.
(Third Class, Theological Tripos), 1887; M.A. 1891; in Holy Orders; Assistant
Master, Grammar School, Doncaster, 1888.
Lupton, Joseph Macdougal (July 20, 1867).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1877.
Reeson, Frederic John (Dec. 10, 1866), son of J., coal merchant,
249, Deptford Lower Road, Rotherhithe.
Left in Matric., July, 1883. Corn Merchant at Greenwich.
Shepard, Robert Henry (June 1, 1867).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1876.
Stirling, Charles Goodbarne (Jan. 23, 1866), son of Rev. C.,
Vicarage, Coombe Malden, Surrey.
Left in VIII., July, 1884. Exeter Coll., Oxf., 1885; B.A. 1889; M.A. 1894;
Asst. Master at St. Mark's Coll. Schools, Chelsea.
Ward, Trimnell Martin (Oct. 24, 1866).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1879.
White, Charles Powell (April 28, 1867).
See Capitation Scholars, March, 1878.
Wisdom, William Charles (Nov. 3, 1866), son of J., mercantile clerk,
96, Fentiman Road, Clapham.
Left in VII., July, 1884. Banker's clerk.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September 2, 1879.
Abbott, John William (Jan. 2, 1868), son of J., chemist, Braemar
House, Lancaster Gate.
Left in L. IV., July, 1880.
Abbott, Edwin (Jan. 29, 1868), son of Rev. E., D.D., headmaster,
City of London School, 32, Abbey Road.
Became Foundationer, April 15, 1880. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July,
1886. Scholar of Caius Coll., Camb., 1885; Bell (University) Scholar, 1887;
Browne (University) Scholar, 1889; B.A., First Class (First Division) Classical
Tripos., Part I., 1889; Fellow and Lecturer, Jesus Coll., Camb., 1890; Second
Class Classical Tripos, Part II., 1890; M.A. 1893; Examiner in the Classical
Tripos, 1895.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Bryant, Edward Stanley (June 29, 1867), son of B. R., commercial
traveller, 69, Clapham Road.
Left in II., March, 1880.
Firth, Francis Norman (Aug. 7, 1865), son of F. H., Manager, P.O.
Steamship Co., Mount Hill, Beckenham.
Left in Sc. IV., December, 1880.
Jessett, Montague George (Mar. 18, 1867), son of C., solicitor,
124, Tufnell Park Road, Holloway.
Left in I., March, 1880. Admitted solicitor, 1889; practising in London.
Macaulay, George Robert (Oct. 11, 1865), son of James, doctor,
15, Carlton Road, Maida Vale.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1884. Queen's College, Oxford, Third Class, Theology,
1888; B.A. 1888; M.A. 1891; Vicar of Warlingham, Surrey, 1900.
Rhind, William (May 15, 1869), son of Mrs.
Left in L. II., December, 1879.
Admissions, January, 1880.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January 22, 1880.
Box, Robert Dixon (April 9, 1866), son of Joseph, bootmaker,
Averley Tower, Farnham, Surrey.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1885. Exhibitioner of the Goldsmiths' Company, 1886;
Exhibitioner of Caius Coll., 1885; Scholar, 1888; B.A. (First Class Classical
Tripos, Part I.) 1888; Second Class Theological Tripos, Part II., 1889;
M.A. 1892; Incumbent of St. Paul's, Haggerston, 1904; Chaplain of the Metro-
politan Hospital, Kingsland Road, 1905.
De Havilland, Hugh de Beauvoir (June 15, 1867).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1878.
Hall, Frederick William (Dec. 3, 1867).
See Capitation Scholars, March, 1878.
Hall, William Alexander Roger (Feb. 22, 1866), son of A. L.,
107, Ladbroke Road, Notting Hill.
Left in VI., November, 1881. Clerk in Commercial Assurance Co., afterwards
in Rio Tinto Co., Spain.
Harris, Herbert Howard (Feb. 24, 1866), son of H. P., brewer,
14, Buckingham Palace Road.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1885. Matricu-
lation, First Class, London Univ., January, 1884; Exhibitioner, St. John's Coll.,
Camb., 1884; Scholar, 1887; B.A. (8th Wrangler, Math. Tripos) 1888.
Jaulmes, Théodor Leopold (Jan. 17, 1867), son of Rev. S. Jaulmes-
Cork, missionary, 57, Arlingford Road, Tulse Hill.
Left M. IV., July 21, 1880.
Kitcat, Robert Paley (Aug. 26, 1867), son of J. B., insurance agent,
5, Somers Villa, Lavender Hill.
Left in L. v., July, 1881. Secretary to a Company.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Laithwaite, John Gilbert (May 21, 1867), son of J. L., estate agent,
2, Epirus Road, Walham Green.
Left in Matric., April, 1884. Matriculation, First Class, London Univ., July,
1883; General Post Office, London, Surveyor's Dept.
Marks, Ernest Edward (Nov. 17, 1866), son of B., merchant,
34, Colville Square, Bayswater.
Left in vI., July, 1882.
Mayeur, Eugène François (Oct. 21, 1866), son of Mrs., 293, King's
Road, Chelsea.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1885. Matriculation, First Class, London
Univ., January, 1883; Exhibitioner, Trinity Coll., Camb., 1884; Theatrical
Profession.
Menzies, Henry (Mar. 28, 1867), son of J. J. (M.D.), Doctor,
1, Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1886. Matriculation, First Class, London
Univ., January, 1884; First Division, Intermediate Science Exam., July, 1886;
Scholar of Jesus Coll., Camb., 1886; Exhibitioner of the Salters' Company, 1887;
B.A. (Third Class Natural Science Tripos) 1889; M.B., Bac. Surg. (Cantab),
1894; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1892-3; Assistant House Surgeon, St. George's
Hospital, 1895; Res. Obst. Asst., St. George's Hosp, 1896.
Munro, Kenneth (May 18, 1866), son of D., schoolmaster, Hillside,
Elstree, Herts.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1885. Matriculation Second Class London Univ., July,
1883; Stock and Sykes Exbns. Corpus Christi Coll., Camb.; subsequently of
Hertford College, Oxford, 1888; admitted Solicitor, 1902.
First XI., 1883-5; First XV., 1883-5; winner of 100 yards and quarter-mile.
Phillips, Arthur (Oct. 11, 1866), son of W. T., schoolmaster, The
Grammar School, Eye, Suffolk.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1882.
Powell, Frederic James (Aug. 28, 1866), son of J., brewery manager,
The Drift, Spring Road, Ipswich.
Left in Math. VII., July, 1883. Clerk in H.M.'s Customs.
Ramsay, Cecil Byron (July 24, 1867), son of Rev. W. B., 2, Clare-
mont Villas, Culverden Road, Balham.
Left in VII., July, 1883. Banker's Clerk.
Rose, Horace Arthur (Nov. 25, 1867), son of R., merchant, Yew
Lodge, East Grinstead.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1884. Scholar of Emmanuel Coll., Camb., 1886;
Admission (5th) Indian Civil Service, 1886; Assistant Commissioner, Punjaub,
1888; Deputy Commissioner, 1898.
Wilson, James (Jan. 6, 1868), son of J., lawyer, 23, Aberdeen Park
Road, Highbury.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1886. Matriculation, First Class,
London Univ., July, 1884; Scholar of Peterhouse, Camb., 1886; B.A., Senior
Optime, Math. Tripos, 1889; M.A. 1893; Schoolmaster at Grocers' School,
Hackney; Asst. Master at Coopers' Company's School, Bow.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Wood, Arthur Herbert (April 12, 1866), son of F. J., solicitor,
6, Milner Square.
Left in VI., December, 1881. Admitted Solicitor, 1887; practising in London.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January 20, 1880.
Baker, Ernest Edward (Nov. 9, 1866), son of Rev. H. M., Sir R.
Geoffry's Hospital, Kingsland Road.
Left in L. IV., July, 1881. Late of the 2nd East Lancashire Regt.
Baker, Septimus Stephen (Feb. 4, 1868), as above.
Left in L. IV., July, 1881. Class certificate of honour, Merchant Service.
Bush, Harrington Paul (Feb. 25, 1865), son of Rev. R. W.,
67, Belsize Park.
Left in L. v., July, 1880.
Cheales, Eric Bellingham (July 6, 1866), son of W. B., farmer,
Dunsley Cottage, Tring, Herts.
Became Foundationer, April, 1880. Left in L v., October, 1881.
Manger, Albert Ernest (Jan. 9, 1868), son of John, watch manu-
facturer, Parkfield, 69, Breakspear Road, Wickham Park.
Became Foundationer, September, 1881. Left in U. IV., April, 1882.
Miller, George Munro (Jan. 22, 1865), son of Alexander, African
merchant, 17, Carlton Road, Putney.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1882. Matriculation, Lond. Univ., First Class, January,
1884; admitted Solicitor in 1888; practising in London and at Putney.
North, Eustace Guest Herbert (Nov. 4, 1869), son of Rev. I. W.,
Holy Trinity Vicarage, Blackheath.
Left in L. IV., July, 1880. Removed to Blackheath School; Scholar of Keble
Coll., Oxford, 1887; Second Class Classics Moderations, 1889; B.A., Second Class
Litt. Hum., 1891; Assistant Master at Wellington Coll.
Pollard, Pascho Haswell (Jan. 8, 1867).
Re-admitted as Foundationer, September, 1880. Left in L. IV., April, 1882.
Solbé, Richard Guerin (Dec. 17, 1867), son of A., merchant, 14,
Clifton Road, St. Johns.
Became Foundationer, September, 1881. Left in VI., July, 1884. Removed
to Quernmore House Sch., Bromley; Matriculation, London University, January,
1886; passed for admission to R. M. C., Sandhurst, 1886; B.A., Lond. Univ., 1894;
Asst. Mast. at Bedford Grammar School; Capt., 1st Bedfordshire Roy. Eng.
(Vol.), April 3, 1901.
Tripp, George Dixon (Feb. 21, 1868), son of G. W., draper, Kent
House, Blackheath Hill.
Became Foundationer, September, 1880. Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner
and Keen's Scholar), July, 1887. Matriculation, First Class, London Univ., July,
1884; Scholar of Caius Coll., Camb., 1886; B.A., Wrangler Mathematical Tripos,
1890; Second Class Natural Science Tripos, 1891; Assistant Master at King's
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April 15, 1880.
Abbott, Edwin (Jan. 29, 1868).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1879.
Atkins, Wilfred Charles (June 10, 1866), son of C., shipping agent,
Cromer House, Kenning Hall Road, Clapton.
Left in Sc. v., March, 1883.
Cheales, Eric Bellingham (July 6, 1866).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1880.
Kynaston, Alfred Francis (June 27, 1866), son of E., sugar broker,
105, Sloane Street, Belgrave Square.
Left in vI., July, 1882. Entered the Merchant Service.
Sengel, Charles Ernest Maximilian (Mar. 1, 1868), son of E. E. V.,
drug merchant, 323, Norwood Road, Herne Hill.
Left in VII., July, 1884.
Tupholme, Wilfrid Seymour (Jan. 7, 1867), son of Rev. B. S.,
St. Stephen's Vicarage, Ealing.
Left in U. VIII., December, 1885. Corpus Christi College, Oxford, Third Class
Classics Moderations, 1888; B.A. 1891; M.A. 1893; in Holy Orders.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April 14, 1880.
Firth, Charles Money (Sept. 2, 1869), son of F. H., P. & O. Co.'s
Service, Mount Hill, Beckenham, Kent.
Left in L. IV., July, 1882.
Letts, Henry Vaughan (Jan. 20, 1868), son of C. J., publisher,
Westfield, Selhurst Road, South Norwood.
Left in Matric., December, 1884. Partner in Charles Letts & Co.
Mason, Barry Willicombe (Aug. 1, 1868), son of J. M., solicitor,
The Bandalls, Willesden Lane.
Left in April, 1884. Admitted Solicitor in 1890, practising in London.
Pollard, Richard Harold (April 4, 1869), son of R. W., farmer,
Durley Manor, Bishop's Waltham, Hants.
Became Foundationer, January, 1883. Left in VI., July, 1884. At one
time clerk to the Bursar, St. Paul's School.
Smith Leonard Charles (Dec. 8, 1867), son of Ch. F., carpet manu-
facturer, Shinn Cliffe, Durham.
Became Foundationer, September, 1880.
Townsend, James Mortimer (May 28,
54, Minories.
Left in III., July, 1881. Butcher.
Left in Sc. v., March, 1883.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September 10, 1880.
Abbott, Edmund Rushworth (Sept. 28, 1866), son of Mrs., Thorn-
croft, Kingston Hill, Surrey.
Left in VIII., April, 1884. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January,
1884; admitted Solicitor, 1889, practising in London.
Armfield, Hubert Edward (Aug. 19, 1867), son of Rev. H. T.,
69, Mornington Road, Regent's Park.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1884.
Ashworth, Arthur Alan (Aug. 24, 1867), son of H., accountant,
Crowhurst, Worsley Road, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1886. Matriculation, First Class, London
Univ., July, 1884; First Class Intermediate Science Exam., July, 1886; Smee
Prizes, 1885, 1886; Scholar of Christ's College, Camb., 1885; B.A., Senior Optime,
Math. Tripos, 1889.
Beazley, Charles Raymond (April 3, 1868), son of Rev. J., 13, The
Paragon, Blackheath.
Left in VII., July, 1883. King's Coll., Lond.; Balliol Coll., Oxford, Scholar
of Balliol (Brackenbury History), 1885; First Class History, 1889; B.A. 1890;
M.A. 1893; Fellow of Merton College, 1889; Lothian Essay, 1889; Geographical
studentship (Oxford), 1894; Member of Council of Royal Historical, African, and
Hakluyt Societies. Publications: James of Aragon, 1890; Henry the Navi-
gator, 1895; Dawn of Modern Geography (Vol. I., 1897, Vol. II., 1901);
John and Sebastian Cabot, 1898; translator and editor (with colleague) of
Azurara's Chronicle of the Discovery of Guinea, for the Hakluyt Society (Vol. I.,
1896, Vol. II., 1899); F.R.G.S.; Corresponding Member of Lisbon Geographical
Society.
Brown, George Eustace Riou Grant (Jan. 16, 1868), son of Mrs.,
43, Norland Square, Notting Hill.
Left in U. VIII., December, 1886. Scholar of Peterhouse, Camb., 1886;
Admission Indian Civil Service, 1887; Assistant Commissioner, Burmah, 1889.
Fooks, Walter Pemberton (Sept. 20, 1866), son of W. P., veterinary
surgeon, Grove Place, Crayford, Kent.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1885. Matriculation, London Univ.,
First Class, January, 1883; Exhibitioner of Jesus Coll., Camb., 1885; B.A., Second
Class Natural Science Tripos, 1888; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1891;
M.A., M.B. and B.C., Camb., 1892; St. Thomas's Hospital, House Physician,
1893; Medical Officer, Paddington Infirmary, 1894.
Hare, Allan William (Jan. 23, 1867), nephew of Miss Dixon
Gassiott, 6, Vicarage Park, Plumstead.
Left in Matric., January, 1885. Final Exam. of the Institute of Bankers,
1899; Cashier in London Provincial Bank.
Joyce, Philip Sidney K. (April 13, 1867), son of Mrs., St. Margaret's,
Ealing.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1886. Elected Scholar of Hertford College, Oxford,
1885, but subsequently became Rustat Scholar of Jesus Coll., Camb., 1886;
B.A., Second Class (Third Division) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1889.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Leggatt, Frederick Clement Every (April 7, 1867).
See Capitation Scholars, March, 1878.
Nicoll, Arthur John (May 20, 1868.)
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1879.
Pollard, Pascho Haswell (Jan. 8, 1867).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1880.
Pollard, Charles Fleetwood (Feb. 3, 1868).
See Capitation Scholars, March, 1877.
Rose, Frederick Septimus (Nov. 20, 1867), son of Dr., M.D.,
6, Rosslyn Terrace, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1885. Admitted Solicitor, 1892, practising at Sutton,
Surrey.
Smith, Leonard Charles (Dec. 8, 1867).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1880.
Stallard, Harry (Mar. 18, 1867), son of G., parchment manufac-
turer, Eastend House, Havant, Hants.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1886. Scholar of Sidney Sussex College, Camb., 1886;
B.A., Third Class Natural Science Tripos, 1889; St. Thomas's Hospital, L.R.C.P.,
M.R.C.S., 1893; House Surgeon, Notts Children's Hospital, 1894; House
Surgeon, Newark Hosp., 1895.
Streeten, Ernest Rock (Oct. 19, 1866), son of F. E., Editor of Law
Journal, Kempsey House, Ealing Green.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1883. M.R.C.S. Eng., L.R.C.P. Lond., 1890.
Thurston, John Bourdas (Jan. 14, 1868), son of Samuel, bank
manager, 147, Clapham Road.
Left in Math. VIII., June, 1885. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1885; Sun Insurance Office.
Trewby, Norman (Dec. 7, 1867), son of W. G., draper, Coburg
House, Waterloo Road.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1886. Scholar of Hertford Coll., Oxford, 1885; Second
Class Classics Moderations, 1888; B.A., Second Class, Litt. Hum., 1890; M.A.
1893; in Holy Orders; Senior Classical Master, Bancroft's School.
Tripp, George Dixon (Feb. 21, 1868).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1880.
Wilbé, Ernest Edward (Nov. 14, 1866), son of R. H., M.D., York
House, Finchley Road.
Left in Matric., December, 1883. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1884; St. Bartholemew's Hospital; now in Australia.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September 7, 1880.
Bryant, Charles John (Jan. 28, 1868), son of B. R., commercial
traveller, 27, Brunswick Square, Camberwell.
Left in L. IV., April, 1882. London University, B.A., 1894; in Holy Orders;
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Clements, Henry James Mellor (Oct. 29, 1870), son of Rev. G.,
24, Burnley Road, Stockwell.
Left in II., December, 1882. Downing Coll., Camb.; B.A. 1892; M.A. 1896;
Vicar of Stowe, Bucks, 1903.
Harrison, Richard Slade (Nov. 12, 1868), son of R. B., 9, Castellain
Road, Maida Hill.
Became Foundationer, September, 1881; became Capitation Scholar, January,
1885. Left in U. v., July, 1885. Architect.
Henniker, Frederick Chandos (Sept. 2, 1866), son of Mrs., 16,
Matheson Road, West Kensington.
Became Foundationer, January, 1881. Left in L. VIII., July, 1884. Rustat
Scholar of Jesus College, Cambridge, 1885 (resigned); Balliol Coll., Oxford;
Indian Civil Service Admission, 1885; Assistant Commissioner Assam, 1887;
Deputy Commissioner, 1897; Director of Land Records and Agriculture, 1898.
Jeaffreson, Charles Berkeley (Dec. 3, 1870), son of A. M., Hospital
Secretary, Witley, Netherall Terrace, Hampstead.
Left in VI., December, 1886. In the Foreign Office, Bombay.
Lord, Eustace Henry (Jan. 24, 1867), son of H. W., barrister,
Laurel Bank, Lancaster.
Left in IV., July, 1882. Peterhouse, Cambridge, B.A. 1889; in Holy Orders.
Nesbitt, Randolph Cosby (Sept. 20, 1867), son of C. A., civil
servant, 5, Park Villas, Winchmore Hill.
Left in II., December, 1882. Capt. British South Africa Police; joined Cape
Mounted Riflemen, 1885; left 1890 and joined expedition to Mashonaland, 1890;
special service (Gazaland), 1895-96; appointed J.P., 1895; awarded V.C. for
rescuing a party from Mazoe Valley in the Mashona rebellion; Mashonaland
medal, 1896; commanded a squadron of British South Africa Police serving with
Generals Plumer and Baden-Powell in Transvaal (Transvaal medal, and clasps
for Rhodesia, Mafeking, and Transvaal).
Phillpotts, Ernest Alfred (April 10, 1868).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1878.
December, 1885.
Left in VI.,
Savell, Arthur Robert (Mar. 4, 1868), son of Rev. W. J., Head
Master St. Clement Danes School, Aldwich, Wallington,
Surrey.
Left in Matric., July, 1884. Smee Prize, 1884; King's College, London;
Rabbeth Scholar and Sambrook Exhib., 1886; Second Division Preliminary
Science Exam. for M.B., Univ. of Lon., July, 1886; Junior Scholarship and
Carter Gold Medal for Botany, 1887; died at Cromer, August 10, 1887, aged 19.
Wallis, George Herbert (Dec. 10, 1869), son of F. A., draper,
91, Watling Street, E.C.
Became Foundationer, January, 1882. Left in December, 1884.
Willoughby, Percival Robert Augustus (May 14, 1868), son of
E. F., M.D., and author, 76, Marquess Road, Canonbury.
Left in II., December, 1880. Chief Surveyor to the Pontypridd Local Board.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Yuille, Herbert Buchanan (Dec. 12, 1868), son of A. B., merchant
(retired), 53, Nevern Square, Earl's Court.
Became Foundationer, September, 1882. Left in VI., December, 1884. Tea-
taster.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January 25, 1881.
Broomfield, Albert Ernest (July 29, 1869), son of A., schoolmaster,
28, Sistova Road, Balham.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1888. Matriculation, London Univer-
sity, Honours, January, 1886; Exhibitioner, Trin. Coll., Camb., 1886; Minor
Scholar, 1887; Major Scholar, 1888; B.A., Senior Optime, Math. Tripos, 1892;
Asst. master, Wellington Coll., 1893.
Charlesworth, Alexander Lee Innes (Jan. 26, 1867), son of T. D.,
agent, 57, Beresford Road, Canonbury.
Became Capitation Scholar, March, 1883. Left in Sc. v., December, 1883.
East India Merchant, Zanzibar.
Coles, Stephen Ernest (April 7, 1868), son of Rev. S., missionary,
23, Farleigh Road, Stoke Newington.
Left in vI., April, 1883. Died of rheumatic fever, January 12, 1888, aged 20.
Gale, Ernest William (Mar. 13, 1867), son of J. T., Baptist Minister,
Rosenau House, Prince of Wales Road, Battersea Park.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1882. Mercantile clerk.
Grove, Frank Basil (July 26, 1867), son of J. W., schoolmaster, 17,
Riding House Street, Langham Place.
Left in Matric., July, 1885. Matriculation, London University, First Class.,
July, 1885; Houldsworth Scholarship, Westminster Hospital, 1885; M.D.,
Heather, Percy John (Aug. 26, 1868), son of J., solicitor, 24, Agate
Road, Hammersmith.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1885. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1891; B.A., October, 1894; Clerkship, European Gas Company.
Henniker, Frederick Chandos (Sept. 2, 1866).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1880.
Lupton, John (April 23, 1869).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1878.
Milsted, Arthur Penryn (Sept. 23, 1867), son of A., merchant, 34,
Carlyle Square, Chelsea.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1884. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1884; Clerk in London and County Bank.
Pope, Arthur Ernest (Mar. 2, 1868), son of J., clerk, 26, Cricketfield
Road, Clapton.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1887. Greek Verse Prize, 1887; Sleath,
1887; Exhibitioner, Trinity Coll., Camb., 1886; Major Scholar, 1887; B.A.,
First Class (Second Division), Classical Tripos, Part I., 1890; Second Class
Classical Tripos, Part II., 1891; some time Asst. Examiner to the Civ. Ser.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Willson, Henry Ernest Livingstone (Mar. 19, 1867), son of H.,
M.R.C.S., Essendine, Woking, Surrey.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1885. Died in 1889.
Willson, Howard Samuel (July 7, 1868), son of H., as above.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1887. Matriculation, London Univ.;
Honours, January, 1885; First M.B. Examination, July, 1887; Exhibitioner,
Emmanuel Coll., Camb., 1887; B.A., Second Class Nat. Sc. Tripos, Part I.,
1890; M.B., B.S., 1893; St. Thomas' Hosp.; D.P.H., Lond., 1901; Demonstrator
of Bacteriology, and a Lecturer on Hygiene, King's Coll., Lond., 1902; Fellow
of the Royal Inst. of Public Health.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January 18, 1881.
Barlow, Clement Anderson Montague (Feb. 28, 1868), son of Rev.
W. H., Canonbury Square, Islington.
Left in U. IV., July, 1881. Subsequently removed to Repton School; King's
Coll., Camb.; Whewell Scholar. and York Prize, 1892; B.A., Second Class
(Second Division), Classical Tripos, Part I., 1889; M.A. and LL.M., 1893; LL.D.;
Studentship at Temple, 1891; called to the Bar (Mid. Temple and Linc. Inn),
1895; F.R.G.S.
Bourne, Henry Bleckly (July 15, -), son of H. R. Fox-Bourne,
editor, 15, Kingston Terrace, Charlton, Kent.
Left in Matric., July, 1882. Associate of the Institute of Electrical
Engineers.
Evans, Harold Heber (Feb. 10, 1867), son of Captain, Army, Linen
Hall Barracks, Dublin.
Left in U. IV., March, 1882. Stock and Share Broker, Lond. Stock Exchange.
Fawcett, Francis Henry (May 6, 1867), son of Rev. H., St. Thomas's
Vicarage, Columbia Market.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1884. London Hospital; L.S.A. Lond., 1898; practising
at Shepherd's Bush.
Henniker, Robert Percy (Dec. 14, 1863), son of Mrs. H., 16,
Matheson Road, West Kensington.
Left in Matric., December, 1882. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
July, 1882; Non-Collegiate Student, Oxford, 1883; died on January 10, 1896,
aged 32.
Henniker, Alan Major (Jan. 24, 1870), son of Mrs. H., as above.
Became Foundationer, September, 1882. Left in Math. VIII., July, 1887.
Entrance, Woolwich, (4th) July, 1887; Commission, (2nd) R.E., 15th February,
1889; Lieut., 15th February, 1892; Capt., 15th February, 1900; Special Service
Officer; was Traffic Manager in the South African War.
Soper, Frederick Richard (Sept. 25, 1869), son of F. L., publisher,
7, Cholmeley Park Villas, Highgate.
Became Foundationer, September, 1882. Left in Matric., December, 1885.
Secretary to Messrs. Lovell, Reeve & Co.
Stevens, Clement Henry (Dec. 5, 1870), son of G. J. B., doctor,
Wadhurst House, Newington Green.
Left in L. IV., July, 1883. City of London Guilds' College; Chief Engineer
(Marine), to Messrs. Blandy, Bros., Las Palmas, Grand Canary.

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Thorley, Robert (April 10, 1868), son of J., merchant, 75, Clarendon
Road, Holland Park.
Left in vI., March, 1886. Scholar (History) of Christ Church, Oxford, 1888;
Junior Student; B.A. 1896; in Holy Orders.
Vaizey, Ker George Russell (Aug. 2, 1867), son of J. S., barrister,
The Vicarage, Broxbourne, Herts.
Left in VII., April, 1884. Clerk in Lloyd's, Insurance Brokers.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected May 5, 1881.
Binyon, Robert Laurence (Aug. 10, 1869), son of Rev. F., Winch-
combe Vicarage, near Cheltenham.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1888. Thruston Prize, 1888; Milton Prize, 1887, 1888;
Scholar of Trinity Coll., Oxford, 1887; Newdigate Prize (English Verse), 1890;
First Class Classics Moderations, 1890; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1892;
M.A.; entered British Museum, Department of Printed Books, 1893; transferred
to Department of Prints and Drawings, 1895. Publications: Lyric Poems,
1894; Poems, 1895; Edited Shilling Garland, 1895-98; London Visions, Book I.,
1895; Book II., 1898; The Praise of Life, 1896; Porphyrion and other Poems,
1898; Western Flanders, 1898; Odes, 1900; Catalogue of English Drawings in
the B.M., Vol. 1, 1898; Vol. 2, 1900; Vol. 3, 1902; Penthesileia, 1905, etc..
Cook, Arthur Bernard (Oct. 2, 1868), son of Mrs., Cloverlea, Carling-
ford Road, Hampstead.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), 1887. Sleath Prize, 1886; Kynaston, 1886,
1887; Thruston, Truro and Ollivant, 1887; Major Scholar, Trin. Coll., Camb..
1887; Perry Exhib., 1888; Craven Scholar, 1889; Chancellor's Medal (English
Verse), 1889; B.A., First Class (First Division), Classical Tripos, Part I., 1889;
First Class Classical Tripos, Part II., 1891; Chancellor's Medal, 1891; Fellow of
Trinity, 1893; M.A.; Fellow of Queen's Coll., Camb., 1903.
Du Pontet, René Louis Alphonse (Aug. 27, 1868), son of Rev. J.,
16, Kildare Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1887. French Composition Prize, 1885,
1886, 1887; Scholar of Trin. Coll., Oxford, 1886; Hertford Sch., 1888; Taylorian
Sch., 1889; Craven Sch., 1890; Gaisford Prize (Verse), 1889; Latin Verse,
1890; Chancellor's Latin Essay, 1892; First Class Classics Moderations, 1889;
B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1891; Derby Scholar, 1892; M.A. 1895; Assis-
tant Master, Winchester College.
Hamilton, Robert William (Aug. 26, 1867), son of Robert, Civil
Service, afterwards Sir R. G. C. (K.C.B.), Colonial Governor,
Tulse Hill.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1886. Scholar of Trin. Hall, Camb., 1886; B.A.,
Second Class Classical Tripos, Part I., 1889; District Commissioner at Lagos,
1895; called to the Bar (Inner Temple), 1895; Assistant Judge at Mombasa.
Larner, Henry Meredith (June 4, 1866), son of E. W., coffee
merchant, Colwin, Upper Addiscombe Road, Addiscombe,
Surrey.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1885. Exhibitioner, Pemb. Coll., Camb., 1884;
B.A., 26th Wrangler, 1888; M.A. 1892; in Holy Orders; Chaplain to the Forces,
1901-2; Rector of Rusbridge, Surrey, 1905.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Salter, Charles Edward (Nov. 14, 1868).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1879.
Thirtle, Herbert Lestor (Nov. 19, 1869), son of Edward, musician,
(Professor), 2, St. Saviour's Road, Brixton Rise.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1886. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, July,
1886; Asst. Master in a private school, Queensland.
Twentyman, Arthur Edward (July 25, 1867), son of Rev. J., school-
master, 40, Hillmarton Road, Holloway.
Left in vi., April, 1882. Proceeded to Shrewsbury School; Exhibitioner,
Brasenose Coll., Oxford, 1887; Third Class Classics Moderations, 1889; B.A.,
Second Class Modern History, 1891; Hulme Exhibitioner (Senior); Board of
Education; Asst. Director of Special Enquiries and Reports.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted May 18, 1881.
Bailey, Henry James (Dec. 10, 1865), son of Rev. W., Colney Heath
Rectory, St. Albans.
Left in March, 1883. M.B., Mast. Surg., 1887, Edin. Univ.; St. Giles'
Medical Mission; Medical Superintendent of C.M.S. Hospital, Nablous,
Palestine.
Bromilow, William Athelstan (Feb. 15, 1869), son of Rev. W.,
15, Oakley Square.
Left in L. IV., December, 1883.
Despard, Edward Fitzherbert (June 23, 1870), son
1870), son of Major
40, Hampstead Hill Gardens.
Left in Further Math., Mids., 1889. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, July, 1887; Royal Military College, Sandhurst, January, 1890; Commis-
sion, Connaught Rangers, 2nd May, 1891; Lieut., 11th August, 1893; Capt.
transferred to A.P.D. Died from malarial fever at St. Lucia, West Indies,
December 26, 1901, aged 33.
James, Thomas Henry (Dec. 11, 1868), son of T., timber merchant,
110, Fentiman Road, Clapham.
Left in v., December, 1883.
Thompson, James Edward (Feb. 15, 1866), son of Mrs., 4, Chats-
worth Villas, Castelnau, Barnes.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1885. Junior Assistant, Guildhall Library, resigned
1886; Theatrical Profession; died May 21, 1900, aged 34.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September 8, 1881.
Card, Alfred Herbert (Sept. 27, 1867), son of W. F., schoolmaster,
6, Maze Hill, Greenwich.
Left in Sc. VIII., February, 1885. Matriculation, London Univ., Honours,
July, 1885; Preliminary Science for M.B., First Division, July, 1886; M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., Lond., 1894; (Guy's); late Res. Clin. Asst. East. Hosp., Homerton,
and Lond. Fev. Hosp. and Clin. Asst. Guy's Hosp.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Champion, George James (Oct. 10, 1866), son of J., banker, London
and Westminster, 37, Boundary Road, St. John's Wood.
Left in Math. VII., December, 1884. Matriculation, London Univ., First
Class, July, 1886; B.A. 1891; First Class (Theology), King's Coll., Lond., 1892;
in Holy Orders.
Coles, Henry Septimus (Dec. 19, 1870), son of Mrs. (father in
Ceylon), 1, Farleigh Road, Stoke Newington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1889. Rustat Scholar, Jesus Coll., Camb., 1888; B.A.,
Third Class Classical Tripos, Part I., 1892; Vicar of Holy Trinity, Worthing, 1900.
Dupernex, Herbert Emile Leonce Paul (Aug. 8, 1868), son of P.,
retired merchant, 19, Colville Square, Bayswater.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, April, 1884. Left in M. VIII., July, 1886.
Bedford Prize, 1885; admission Indian Civil Service, July, 1887; Caius Coll.,
Camb.; Assistant Magistrate North-West Provinces, 1889; Assistant Commis-
sioner, 1897; Author of The Enhanced Excise Duties, and Tenancies in Oudh.
Fawcett, William Harold (Dec. 2, 1868), son of W. W., retired,
Meadow Bank, Lower Norwood.
Left in L. IV., December, 1881; Asst. Master at Rugeley School, Stafford-
shire, 1895.
Hollis, Charles Joseph (April 9, 1866), J., butcher, 1, Maida Hill
West.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1885. Scholar of Emmanuel College, Camb., 1885;
Second Class (Second Division) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1888; B.A. 1888; Vicar
of Holy Trinity, Worthing, 1900.
Jelley, Reginald Frank (July 12, 1870), son of G. T., War Office,
Woolwich, 250, Burrage Road, Plumstead.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1887. Admission Woolwich (5th) July, 1888; 2nd
Lieutenant, R.E., 1890; Lieut. 1893; Capt. 1901.
Lovell, John Spencer (Sept. 6, 1869), son of J. C., provision merchant,
132, Tulse Hill.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1888. Clare College, Camb.; B.A. 1893; admitted
Solicitor, 1895; practising in London.
Smith, James Newland Newland- (Dec. 7, 1867), son of Mrs.,
8, Wemyss Road, Blackheath.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1885. Exhibitioner and Hasker Scholar of Exeter
College, Oxford, 1888; Second Class Classics Moderations, 1889; B.A., Second
Class Theology, 1891; Vicar of St. Mark's, Marylebone, 1904.
Walker, Gilbert Thomas (June 14, 1868), son of T., civil engineer,
1, Park View Villas, Waddon Road, Croydon.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1886. Matricula-
tion, London Univ., Honours with Exhibition, July, 1884; Trinity Coll., Camb.,
Minor Sch., 1884; Major. Sch., 1885; Barnes Scholar, 1887; Sheepshanks (Astro-
nomical) Ex., 1887; Senior Wrangler, 1889; First Class (First Division), Math.
Tripos., Part II., 1890; Smith's Prize, 1891; M.A.; London Univ., B.Sc. Exam.
(Honours and Math. Schship.), 1890; Fellow of Trinity, 1891; F.R.S.; Meteor-
ological Survey of India.
Manger, Albert Ernest (Jan. 9, 1868), son of J., watch manufacturer.
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1880.
Harrison, Richard Slade (Nov. 12, 1868), son of R. B., 9, Castellain
Road, Maida Hill.
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Solbé, Richard Guerin (Dec. 17, 1867).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1880.
Stevens, Thomas George (Mar. 25, 1869).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1879.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 6 1881.
Arnold, Frank Stanley (July 9, 1866), son of J. F., schoolmaster,
33, Gratton Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. IV., July, 1882. Bank of England.
Bourne, Walter Fox (July 15, 1868), son of H. R. Fox-Bourne,
editor, 15, Kingston Terrace, Charlton, Kent.
Left in Matric., April, 1885. Associate of the Institute of Electrical Engineers.
Burton, Charles Vandeleur (Oct. 13, 1867), son of W. E, surgeon,
24, Wimpole Street.
Became Foundationer, January, 1882. Left in Math. VIII., April, 1884.
Matriculation, London Univ. Honours, January, 1884.
Earle, Charles Edward (Oct. 8, 1869), son of Mrs., 27, Members'
Mansions, Victoria Street.
Left in L. v., December, 1883. Capt. 2nd (Vol.) Batt. King's Royal Rifle
Corps, February, 1894; (Lieut. reserve of officers, March, 1897); Captain 3rd
Batt. Loyal North Lancashire Regt., February, 1899; served in South Africa,
1901; retired as Major, 1903.
Jacobs, Maurice (Feb. 6, 1864), son of M., clerk, 48, Broom Grove
Road, Sheffield.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1883. Thruston Prize (aeq., 1882);
Scholar of Wadham Coll., Oxford, 1882; Second Class Classics Moderations,
1885: Third Class Litt. Hum., 1887; B.A. 1887; M.A. 1890; appointed Consul
for France at Brighton, 1904.
Siau, Raymond Louis (Mar. 15, 1870), son of Mrs., 32, Sussex Villas,
Victoria Road, Kensington.
Became Foundationer, January, 1883. Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1887.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, July, 1886.
Spaull, Barnard Alfred (Sept. 12, 1866), son of B. E., surgeon,
1, Stanwick Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. IV., March, 1882.
White, Ernest Theodore (Dec. 14, 1869), son of W. H., Civil Service,
Park Hill, Carshalton, Surrey.
Left in March, 1883.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January 27, 1882.
Allin, Auriol Sealy (Feb. 13, 1868), son of P. S, merchant,
12, Woodstock Road, Bedford Park.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars May, 1884. Left in Sc. Matric., December,
1885. Univ. Coll., Lond., 1886-1888; Divisional Engineer, Bengal-Nagpur
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Burton, Charles Vandeleur (Oct. 13, 1867), son of W. E.
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1881.
Bushnell, Frank George (Jan. 26, 1868), son of R., 73, Lombard
Street.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars May, 1884. Left in Sc. VIII., April, 1885.
Matriculation London Univ. First Class, January, 1885; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.
Lond., 1890; M.B. 1891; M.D. 1892; Univ. Coll. Hosp.; Pathologist to South
Devon Hosp.; practising at Plymouth; Dipl. Pub. Health (Camb.), 1894.
Coote, John Frederic (Oct. 24, 1868), son of F. R., solicitor, Sunny-
side, Kempshott Road, Streatham Common.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1887. Matriculation London Univ. Honours, July,
1885; Intermediate Science Exam., July, 1887; Associate of the Institute of
Electrical Engineers.
Dathan, Joseph Duncan (May 7, 1866), son of Staff-Captain, R.N.,
Dockyard, Sheerness.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1882. Cavendish College, Camb.; B.A. 1885; M.A.
1889; Ridley Hall, Camb., 1888; Chaplain, R.N., 1896.
Lovell, Sidney John (May 30, 1869), nephew of J. C., St. Ronan's,
Tulse Hill.
Left in M. VIII., July, 1887. Stock and Share Broker.
Viret, Benjamin Pope (Nov. 14, 1866), son of B. P., War Office,
115, Alexandra Road, St. John's Wood.
Left in Matric., July, 1884. Matriculation London Univ. First Class, July,
1884. M.B. Lond., 1893; St. Bartholomew's Hospital; M.R.C.S. Eng., 1890;
L.R.C.P.; practising at Bradford.
Wallis, George Herbert (Dec. 10, 1869), son of F. A., draper.
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1880.
Wingfield, Harry (Feb. 10, 1866), son of G., accountant, Cumberland
Lodge, Raynes Park, Wimbledon.
Left in M. VIII., July, 1885. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, July,
1883; Exhibitioner of Exeter College, Oxford, 1885, and subsequently Exhibi-
tioner of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, 1885; M.A.; F.C.A. 1899.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted Lent Term, 1882.
Stainforth, Martin (June 18, 1868), son of Mrs., The Lawn, Sandown,
Isle of Wight.
Left in U. IV., July, 1883. Formerly 2nd Lieut. 4th Batt. Sherwood Foresters
(Derbyshire Regt.), 1888.
Strange, William Perrie Heath (April 17, 1869), son of Dr. Strange,
2, Belsize Avenue, Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers September, 1882. Left in U. VIII., July, 1888.
Bedford Prize, 1884, 1886; Scholar of Lincoln Coll., Oxford, 1887.
Yuille, Archibald Buchanan (Jan. 29, 1870), son of Mrs., 53, Nevern
Square, South Kensington.
Left in L. v., December, 1884. Supervisor of Customs at Kwitta; died from
fever at Kwitta, West Coast of Africa, on February 7, 1896, aged 26.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April 27, 1882.
Cockerell, Sydney Carlyle (July 16, 1867), son of Mrs., 11, Ethelbert
Road, Margate.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1884. Smee Prize, 1884.
Fry, Thomas Duncan (May 5, 1868), sou of T. D., auctioneer and
valuer, 39, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in VII., April, 1885. Admission Indian Civil Service July, 1887; Assistant
Collector, Sholapur, 1889; Joint Judge and Sessions Judge (Bombay), 1896.
Harrison, Percy (May 24, 1869), son of W. J., tutor, 1, Hopefield
Villas, Battersea Rise.
Left in M. VIII., December, 1886. Matriculation, London Univ., Honours,
July, 1885; Scholar of Queens' Coll., Camb., 1886; Admission Indian Civil
Service July, 1887; subsequently Exhibitioner of Emmanuel Coll., Camb., 1888;
Assistant Commissioner, Oudh, 1889; Under-Secretary, 1894; Joint Magistrate
and Settlement Officer, 1897.
Just, Wilhelm Nathaniel (July 11, 1866), son of H. W., professor
of German, 104, Finboro Road, West Brompton.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1885. Truro Prize, 1885; Kynaston,
1885; Sizar of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1884; Perry Exhibitioner, 1887; B.A.,
First Class (Third Division), Classical Tripos, Pt. I., 1888; Second Class, Classical
Tripos, Pt. II., 1889; M.A. 1893; Assistant Master Westminster School, 1892.
Lyle, Joseph Vacy (Aug. 30, 1868), son of Dr. Lyle, 19, Westbourne
Square, Bayswater.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1887. Exhibitioner (afterwards Scholar) of Caius
College, Cambridge, 1886; B.A., First Class (Third Division), Classical Tripos,
Part I., 1890; Second Class, Classical Tripos, Part II., 1891; Home Civil Service,
Record Office, 1891.
First XI. 1886, 1887; Fives VI. 1885-1887.
Stokoe, Cecil George (April 9, 1867), son of Rev. Dr., 103, Warwick
Road, South Kensington.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1885. Trinity College, Oxford; B.A., Fourth Class,
Modern Hist., 1892; Chaplain (Bengal Eccl. Est.), Assam.
First XI., 1884.
Wentworth-Shields, Wentworth Francis (April 2, 1867), son of F. W.,
civil engineer, 4, Vanbrugh Park West, Blackheath.
Left in U. IV., July, 1883. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June,
1886; M.A., Lond. Univ., 1893 (Francis E. W. F. Sheilds in the Register); Pre-
centor of St. Saviour's Cathedral, Goulburn; Archdeacon of Wagga, 1905.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS,
Admitted April 19, 1882.
Hay, Walter Charles (April 10, 1866), son of R., solicitor, Westwood
Lodge, Upper Sheen Road, Mortlake.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1888. Subsequently Hay Hay; Matriculation, London
Univ., Second Class, July, 1887; St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
Bow of the School Four, 1888.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Marzials, François Maurice (July 17, 1868), son of F. T., War
Office, 61, Loftus Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1882. Left in Math. VIII. (Ex-
hibitioner), July, 1887. Scholar of Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1886; B.A., Senior
Optime, 1890; Master at the Cathedral School, Rochester, 1891; Mathematical
Master, Loretto School.
Ridings, Henry Lawrence (Aug. 10, 1866), son of H. S., civil
engineer, 14, Newstead Road, Lee.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1882.
Ridings, George Robert (Dec. 27, 1867), son of H. S., as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1882. Left in Matric., July, 1884.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1884; died April 28, 1887,
aged 19.
FOUNDATIONER S.
Elected September 8, 1882.
Blenkinsop, Edward Robert Kaye (Sept. 20, 1871), son of Major
(India), 3, Ashley Court Villas, Bristol.
Left in I.C.S. Class, July, 1889. Scholar, Trin. Hall, Camb., 1889; Sub-
sequently Pensioner, Christ's Coll., Camb.; Admission Indian Civil Service,
1892; Appointment, 1894; Settlement Officer (Central Provinces), 1897.
Blunt, Henry (Nov. 15, 1867), son of Asst. Comm. General,
Aldershot.
Left in Sc. v., March. 1883. Died in 1883 or 1884.
Crawley, Vicary Gibbs (May 9, 1868), son of Rev. Thomas, Heyford
Rectory, Weedon, Northants.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1887. Scholar of Queen's College, Oxford, 1886; First
Class Classics Moderations, 1889; First Class Modern History, 1891; B.A. 1891;
Home Civil Service (1st place), 1891; Exchequer and Audit Dept.
Dobson, George Francis Clement (April 26, 1869), son of A., Board
of Trade, 75, Caton Rise, Ealing.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1888. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1886; Scholar of Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1887; B.A., Senior
Optime, 1891; Master at South Eastern Coll., Ramsgate, 1893. In China.
Fenwick, Edgar Arbuthnot (Nov. 25, 1868), son of J. C., solicitor,
58, Redcliffe Square, South Kensington.
Left in VII., July, 1885. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, July,
1885; LL.B. (Honours), Lond. Univ., 1902; admitted Solicitor in 1899,
practising in London.
Fleming, Edward Vandermere (Mar. 31, 1869), son of J., Civil
Service, Hastings Villa, Rudall Crescent, Hampstead.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1888. Scholar of Caius College, Camb.,
1887; Tancred (Law) Student, Powis (Latin Verse) Medal, 1891; First Class
(Second Division) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1891; Second Class Classical Tripos,
Part II., 1892; B.A.; Home Civil Service (First Class), 1893; War Office.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Fowler, Francis George (Sept. 3, 1870), son of Mrs., 39, Gratton
Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1889. Scholar of Peterhouse, Cambridge, 1888; B.A.,
First Class (Third Division) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1892; Third Class, Classical
Tripos, Part II., 1893; M.A. 1898.
Hamilton, Alan Woodford Ball (Mar. 26, 1870), son of R. G.,
Under-Secretary, Ireland, Bressay House, 139, Lower Tulse
Hill.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, April, 1886. Protected States Service,
Malay Peninsula.
Hazell, James Stanley (Sept. 14, 1866), son of Rev. J. H., St.
Andrew's Vicarage, Peckham.
Left in Math. VII., July, 1884. Assistant Secretary, National Provident
Insurance Office, 1904.
Maynard, Charles Clarkson Martin (Sept. 15, 1870), son of Dr.,
8, Longfield Road, Ealing.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1887. Royal Military Coll., Sandhurst, Admission,
1889; Honours and Prizes for Military Administration and Tactics, 1890;
2nd Lieutenant, Devonshire Regiment, 1890; Lieut. 1891; Capt., 1899; served in
Burmah Campaign (Medal and clasp), 1889-92; Superintendent of Gymnasia,
Malta, 1894; served in Tirah campaign, 1897 (Medal and 2 clasps); Railway
Transport Officer, Punjaub, and Station Staff-Officer, Mian Mir, 1898-99; served
in S. African campaign, 1899-1901; Medal and 6 clasps (mentioned in dispatches
3 times); D.S.O. for services in S. African campaign, 1900; Major and 2nd in
Command of Imperial Light Infantry, S. Africa, 1900; Press Censor, 1901.
Miller, Constantine Saltonstall (Aug. 20, 1869).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1879.
Montague, Albert Edward (Mar. 10, 1868), son of Charles, engraver,
67, Turner Street, Whitechapel.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1885. Matriculation, London Univ., First
Class, July, 1885; Secretary's Office, Custom House, London.
Robinson, Ellis Mardon (June 1, 1869), son of Rev. G., 29, Linton
Road, Barking, Essex.
Left in L. VIII., April, 1886. Died, October 15, 1886, aged 17.
Vinter, Percy John (Mar. 18, 1870), son of J. A., artist, 29, Mon-
mouth Road, Bayswater.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1889. Smee Prizes, 1884 to 1889;
Matriculation, Lond. Univ., First Class, Jan., 1887; Subsizarship, Trinity
College, Camb., 1889; Sizarship, 1890; Major Scholar, 1891; B.A.; 32nd
Wrangler, 1892; Second Class Natural Science Tripos, Part I., 1893; M.A.
1896; Asst. Master at the City of Lond. Sch., 1899; Fellow Chem. Soc.
Wentworth-Sheilds, Francis Ernest (Nov. 16, 1869), son of F. W.,
civil engineer, 4, Vanbrugh Park Road West, Blackheath.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1886. (F. E. Shields, sic in the Register.) Matricu-
lated, Lond. Univ., First Class, January, 1886; Civil Engineer; Associate,
Institute of C.E., 1895; Builder of the Salford Docks on the Manchester Ship
Canal, and also new docks at Southampton.
Whitlock, Victor Hugh (April 23, 1870), son of F., provision
merchant, 94, Tulse Hill, Brixton.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, April, 1884. Estate Agent.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Henniker, Alan Major (Jan. 24, 1870).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1881.
Marzials, François Maurice (July 17, 1868).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1882.
Ridings, George Robert (Dec. 27, 1867).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1882.
Soper, Frederick Richard (Sept. 25, 1869).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1881.
Strange, William Perrie Heath (April 17, 1869).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1882.
Yuille, Herbert Buchanan (Dec. 12, 1868).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1880.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September 5, 1882.
Abbott, John Ralph (Feb. 17, 1868), son of Mrs., Thornecroft,
Alexandra Road, Kingston Hill, Surrey.
Left in M. VIII., April, 1887. Hertford Coll., Oxford, 1888.
Brown, William John (May 8, 1871), son of W. H., 9, Woodstock
Road, Finsbury Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1884. Left in vI., July, 1887.
Hollis, Frederick Bowyer (May 2, 1867), son of J. H., 1, Maida
Hill West.
Left in Sc. V., July, 1884. Smee Prize, 1884; Surveyor.
Jeaffreson, Alfred Ernest (Sept. 5, 1872), son of A. M., 14, New
Bridge Street, Blackfriars.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1884. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner),
July, 1891. Smee Prize, 1888; Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1889; Preliminary Science Exam., 1890; Scholar of Christ's Coll.,
Camb., 1890; B.A.; Second Class Natural Science Tripos, Part I., 1894;
St. Bartholomew's Hospital; M.R.C.S. Eng., L.R.C.P. Lond., 1897; M.B.,
Bac. Surg., 1898, Camb. Univ.; Diploma, Roy. Coll. Phys. and Surgs.; Surg.-
Capt. Brabant's Horse, South Africa.
First XI., 1890; Captain, 1891; La Crosse XII., 1890; Captain, 1891;
Fives VI., 1890-1891.
Rice, George Charles Dudley (May 13, 1870), son of Revd. Dr.,
St. Saviour's Vicarage, Battersea Park.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1888. B.A. Cantab; admitted Solicitor in 1900,
practising in London; Capt. 4th Batt. (Vol.) East Surrey Regt., May, 1900.
Turner, John Eric George, son of J. E., Avishayes, Wellesley Road,
Gunnersbury.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1885.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January 26, 1883.
Bigby, William Scott (Jan. 11, 1871), son of W. H., merchant,
65, Alexandra Road, St. John's Wood.
Left in U. VIII., December, 1889. Scholar of Trinity Hall, Camb., 1889;
B.A., Second Class, Classical Tripos, Part I., 1892; Third Class, Law Tripos,
Part I., 1893; Gray's Inn, Lee Prize, 1896; called to the Bar, Gray's Inn,
1896; joined Natal Carbineers as a Trooper (was in Ladysmith during the
siege); now in Pietermaritzburg, Natal.
Clark, Stuart Harrington (Sept. 2, 1869), son of Rev. R., missionary,
2, Arundel Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1888. Scholar of Clare College, Cambridge, 1889;
B.A. (Junior Optime), 1891; Ridley Hall, Camb., M.A. 1898; Rector of the Old
Church, Calcutta, 1900.
Mulvany, Charles Mathew (Aug. 28, 1867), son of Dr., 381, Holloway
Road.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1886. Demy of Magdalen Coll., Oxon,
1886; First Class Classics, Moderations, 1888; Craven Scholar, 1888; B.A., First
Class Litt. Hum., 1890; Fellow of Magdalen, 1891; M.A. 1893; B. Litt. 1897;
Professor of English at Benares.
Phelps, Harold James (Mar. 7, 1871), son of W. L., hop merchant,
1, Western Road, Brixton.
Left in VI., February, 1887.
Pollard, Richard Harold (April 4, 1869).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1880.
Rowsell, Herbert Walter (Nov. 10, 1869), son of Rev. H., 4, Park
Street, Mayfair.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1887. Scholar of Jesus College, Camb., 1887;
B.A., Senior Optime, 1891; called to the Bar (Inner Temple), 1903.
Siau, Raymond Louis (Mar. 15, 1870).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1881.
CAPITATION
SCHOLARS.
Admitted January 25, 1883.
Beasley, Ernest Cecil Watkin (April 25, 1869), son of A., Great
Western Railway, Westlands, Bolton Road, Grove Park.
Left in L. IV., July, 1883. Emmanuel Coll., Camb., 1889; died 11 October,
1904.
Jerram, Arnold Escombe, 2, Kent Avenue, Ealing.
Left in L. IV., July, 1883. Trin. Coll. Camb.; B.A. 1891; M.A. 1895; Vicar
of Bradley, Huddersfield, 1895.
Thorne, Ernest Anderson (Dec. 12, 1868), son of Rev. F., 27, John
Street, Bedford Row.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1887. Exeter College, Oxford; B.A., Second Class
Theology, 1890; M.A. 1894; in Holy Orders.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Thorne, Alfred Francis (Sept. 27, 1870), as above.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1887. Now in Argentina.
Weller, Harry Nisbet (Mar. 16, 1869), son of Captain, Elder Brother
of Trinity House, Glyn Avon, Denmark Road, Carshalton.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1888. Scholar of Christ's Coll., Camb.,
1887; B.A., Second Class Natural Science Tripos, Part I., 1891; Assistant
Master Guildford Grammar School, 1897.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April, 1883.
Cook, Albert Ruskin (Mar. 2, 1870), son of Mrs., Cloverlea, Carling-
ford Road, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1889. Matriculation, London Univ., Honours, July,
1886; Intermediate Science Exam., 1887; B.Sc. 1889; Exhibitioner, Trin. Coll.,
Camb., 1887; Major Scholar, 1889; Perry Exhibitioner, 1890; B.A., First Class
Natural Science Tripos, Part I., 1891; First Class Natural Science Tripos,
Part II., 1893; Shuter Scholar, St. Bartholomew's Hospital, 1892; M.B. Lond.
Univ., 1895; M.D. Lond. Univ., 1902; practising in Uganda.
Dupernex, William Edward Baptiste (Dec. 17, 1870), son of P.,
retired wine merchant, 19, Colville Square, Bayswater.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, January, 1887. Left in L. v., July, 1887.
Holcombe, Francis Dyke (May 10, 1869), son of J. F., solicitor,
90, Caversham Road, Camden Town.
Left in Matric., April, 1885. Admitted Solicitor in 1890, practising in
London.
Holgate, George Skipworth (April 26, 1869), nephew of Mrs. Roberts,
6, Clifton Place, Hackney.
Left in Math. VII., June, 1885. Entrance (Engineers), R.N., 1885; Engineer,
1895.
King, Harold Charles (May 4, 1869), son of C. R., architect,
35, Oakley Square.
Left in Matric., July, 1888. Queens' Coll., Camb., B.A. 1898.
King, Herbert Alfred (Dec. 3, 1870), as above.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1889. Scholar of St. John's Coll., Camb.,
1888; B.A., Second Class (Division I.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1892. In Holy
Orders.
Manifold, Michael Graham Egerton (June 9, 1871), son of Surgeon-
General, 42, Cathcart Road, South Kensington.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, September, 1887. Left in Further Math.,
December, 1888. Smee prizes, 1885, 1886, and 1887; Exhibitioner, 1889; Royal
Military Academy, Woolwich, 1889; 2nd Lieut., R.E., 1891; Lieut., R.E., 1894;
Seconded for service with Egyptian Army, 1895; in charge of telegraph in the
Suakim and Dongola Expedition, 1896, Berber Expedition, 1897, and Nile
Expedition, 1898; Battles of the Atbara and Khartoum; Despatches, Lond. Gaz.,
May 24, 1898; 4th class Osmanieh; 2 clasps to Egyptian medal; Medal,
S. African War, 1899-1901.-On Staff; Despatches, Lond. Gaz., September 10,
1901; Medal with 3 clasps; Capt., October 23, 1901; D.S.O. 1900.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Pearson, James Rae (Aug. 12, 1871), son of Dr., 23, Upper Phillimore
Place, Kensington.
Left in I. C. S. Class, July, 1889. Admission, Indian Civil Service (2nd), 1890;
Scholar of Clare College, Camb., 1890; Appointment, 1892; Joint Magistrate
(N.W. Prov. and Oudh), 1898.
Tribe, Alfred Gladstone (Aug. 22, 1869), son of Prof. of Chemistry,
14, Denbigh Road, Bayswater.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, September, 1885. Matriculation, London
Univ., First Class, January, 1886; St. Thomas's Hosp., L.S.A. Lond., 1893.
CAPITATION
SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1883.
Blenkinsop, Frederick Linton (Jan. 20, 1870), son of Major (India),
3, Ashley Court Villas, Bristol.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1888. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1887; L.S.A., Lond., 1894; M.B. Univ. Lond., 1895; Ind. Med. Service,
1895; Surg. Lieut., 1895; Surg. Capt., 1898; Tirah Expedition Field Force,
Medal with two clasps, 1897-8.
Bull, Alfred Ernest (Mar. 28, 1869), son of Rev. A. E., St. Paul's
Vicarage, Bath Road, Hounslow.
Left in Sc. Matric, July, 1886.
Charlesworth, Alexander Lee Innes (Jan. 26, 1867).
Transferred from Foundationers, January, 1881.
Leggatt, Ernest Hugh Every (May 28, 1870), son of W. B., civil
engineer, 7, Acton Vale Gardens, Uxbridge Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1883. Left in U. VIII., July, 1888.
Admission Indian Civil Service, July, 1889; Appointment, 1891; Asst. Coll. and
Mag., 1897; Joint Judge and Sessions Judge (Bombay), 1898.
Letts, Norman Ashworth (Dec. 12, 1869), son of C. J., publisher,
Westfield, Selhurst Road, South Norwood.
Left in Matric., December, 1886. Smee Prize, 1886; Partner in Charles Letts
& Co.
Powell, Wilfred Henry (May 26, 1870), son of H. J., Army agent,
Hamilton House, Balham Park Road, Upper Tooting.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1884. Left in Matric., December, 1888.
Ward, Archibald Gordon (April 2, 1868), son of Rev. W., Benton
House, Hadleigh, Suffolk.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1887. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, July,
1886; Subsizar, Trin. Coll., Camb., 1886; B.A.; Second Class Nat. Sci. Tripos.,
Pt. I., 1890; Vicar of St. Michael, Battersea, 1900.
Watney, Thomas Savile (April 12, 1869), son of T. J., 28, Kid-
brooke Park Road, Blackheath.
Left in Matric., July, 1884. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, July
1884; Student at Finsbury Technical Coll.; Member of the Institute of Elec-
trical Engineers.
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Williams, Blair Hamilton Lee (Jan. 19, 1870), son of R. H., Thur-
rock Hall, Grays, Essex.
Left in L. IV., July, 1883. Admitted Solicitor in 1894; practising in London
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1883.
Croslegh, John George Coddington (Oct. 7, 1869), son of Rev. Dr.,
Scaitcliffe, Englefield Green, Surrey.
Left in M. VIII., December, 1887. Admission to Sandhurst (1st place), June,
1889; Trin. Coll., Camb., B.A. 1892; M.A. 1896; formerly Asst.-Master at
St. Peter's Coll., Radley, 1901.
Denne, Francis Vincent (Dec. 12, 1869), son of W. R., banker,
42, Ashchurch Grove, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1885. Westminster Hospital, L.S.A., 1893.
Diplock, Arthur Hay (May 12, 1870), son of J. L., clerk, Eversleigh,
Granard Road, Wandsworth Common.
Left in M. VIII., July, 1889. Stock and Sykes Exhibitioner, Corpus Christi
Coll., Camb., 1889; B.A., Third Class (First Division) Classical Tripos, Part I.,
1892.
Fennell, Charles Henry (Dec. 12, 1871), son of Dr., surgeon, R.N.
(retired), Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1890. Matriculation, London Univ.,
Honours, July, 1888; Demy of Magd. Coll., Oxford, 1890; B.A., Third Class,
Natural Science, 1893; M.A. 1901; Scholar of Charing Cross Hospital, 1896;
M.R.C.S. 1900; L.R.C.P. 1900; M.B., Oxford Univ., 1901; Medical Registrar,
Children's Hosp., Gt. Ormond Street; Medical Officer, Darenth Asylum; M.D.
(Oxon.), 1902.
Harden, Charles Graham (Aug. 9, 1870), son of M., inspector of
schools, 35, Lena Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1887. Deceased.
Hoare, Herbert Arthur (Jan. 27, 1871), son of M. H., velveteen
manufacturer, 239, Norwood Road, Herne Hill.
Left in vI., July, 1887.
Hughes, Frederick Richard (Nov. 9, 1870), son of J., schoolmaster,
26, Shirlock Road, Kentish Town.
Left in U. IV., April, 1885. Secretary to the West Suffolk Education Com-
mittee.
Jacob, Walter Henry Bell (Jan. 13, 1871), son of W., Sec., East
India Club, 19, Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Left in Math. VIII., February, 1888. Matriculation, London Univ., First
Class, July, 1887; Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, January, 1888; 2nd
Lieut., R.A., 1889; Lieut., 1892; Ord. Off., 4th Class, 1896; Seconded for Service
with the Inspection Branch, 1896; Capt., 1899; Chief Ord. Off. and Acting
District Paymaster at St. Helena, 1900; ment. in desp., Lond. Gaz., September
10 1901; medal with one clasp.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Montagu, Louis Samuel (Dec. 10, 1869), son of Samuel, banker,
12, Kensington Palace Gardens.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, January, 1886.
Left in Math. Matric.,
April, 1886. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, July, 1886. His father
founded the Montagu Prize for German, 1889.
Rowland, Percy Fritz (April 14, 1870), son of F. A. A., solicitor,
1. South Parade, Bedford Park.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1889. Smee Prize, 1888; Milton Prize, 1889;
Macbride Scholar, Hertford Coll., Oxford, 1888; Second Class Classics
Moderations, 1891; B.A., Second Class, Litt. Hum., 1893; Chancellor's Prize
(English Essay), 1894; Cobden Prize, 1896; late Lecturer in Political Economy
and Constitutional History in Canterbury College, New Zealand University;
Master at Rossall School, 1902; author of The New Nation, 1903.
Sansbury, Cyril Jackson (Dec. 9, 1869), son of W. J., 4, Montrose
Villas, Winthorpe Road, Putney.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, January, 1886. Left in VII., April, 1886.
Marine Insurance.
Smith, Arthur Clementi (July 30, 1879), son of Cecil Clementi,
Colonial Secretary, Government House, Singapore.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, September, 1886. Left in Math. VIII.,
July, 1889. John Watson Prize, 1889; Caius Coll., Camb., 1889; did not
graduate; went to Ceylon and with the Ceylon contingent to South Africa;
served at Paardeburg and Bloemfontein, medal. In Ceylon.
Tabor, Francis Samuel (Dec. 1, 1869), son of H. S., 44, Lansdowne
Road, Notting Hill.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1887. Scholar of Emanuel Coll., Camb., 1888; admis-
sion, Indian Civil Service, July, 1888; Appointment, 1890; Joint Magistrate
(N. W. Prov. and Oudh), 1898.
Thomas, Albert Edward (July 15, 1871), son of E. J., tax surveyor,
10, Melrose Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in I. C. S. Form, July, 1890. Admission Indian Civil Service, July, 1890:
but did not obtain an appointment; Balliol Coll., Oxford.
Thurston, Sidney (Mar. 23, 1871), son of J., bank manager, 184,
Clapham Road.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, April, 1887. Left in Science VIII., July,
1888.
Waterfield, Charles Alan (Sept. 18, 1869), son of E., 1, Lime Grove
Villas, East Sheen.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, January, 1886. Left in Math. VIII., July,
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1887; Bank of
England.
Wood, Arthur Lidbetter Martin (Nov. 16, 1871), son of W. M.,
journalist, 2, Girdlers Road, Brook Green.
Left in I. C. S. Class, December, 1889. Scholar of Caius Coll., Camb., 1888;
Admission Indian Civil Service, 1890; Appointment, 1892; Second Assistant
(Bombay), 1897; Officiating Political Agent, Jawhar, 1899.
Leggatt, Ernest Hugh Every (May 28, 1870).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars, April, 1883.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1883.
Allen, Robert James Hammond (Dec. 30, 1867), son of Rev.
R. W., 26, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1885.
Barnes, Edward Arthur (Mar. 31, 1870), son of Dr., Gloucester
House, King Street East, Hammersmith.
Left in Sc. Matric., December, 1886. Smee Prize, 1886; Matriculation,
London Univ., First Class, July, 1887; Exhibition, Central City and Guilds
Institute, 1887; Mining Engineer in Johannesburg.
Bevan, Hopkin Llewelyn Willett (July 26, 1871), son of Rev. Dr.,
171, Highbury New Park.
Left in L. v., April, 1885. Church of England Grammar School, Melbourne;
M.A. Trinity College, Melbourne; Mansfield College, Oxford; Head of Educa-
tional Branch of London Missionary College, Shanghai.
Bishop, Charles Frederick (Oct. 7, 1869), son of H., accountant, 6,
Tretower Road, West Kensington.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1887. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July,
1887; 2nd Lieutenant, R.A., 1889; Lieut., 1892; Captain, 1899.
Burton, Claude Edward (Aug. 27, 1869), son of Dr. W. E., 24,
Wimpole Street.
Left in April, 1884.
Clarke, Harold Wrangel (Sept. 17, 1869), son of Rev. E. W.,
Christ Church Vicarage, Faraday Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. Matric., December, 1887. St. Mary's Hosp., L.S.A., Lond., 1895;
M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond., 1896.
Cockerton, George (Mar. 20, 1869), son of A. H., director, 143,
Uxbridge Road.
Left in Sc. Matric., July, 1886. First XV.
Draper, Harold Irving (July 15, 1869), son of H. C., solicitor, Upton
House, Ealing Common.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1885. Admitted Solicitor, 1891; practising in
London.
Hollis, Harry (July 24, 1868), son of E., 15, Blandford Square.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1887. Smee Prize, 1885; Matriculation, London Univ.,
First Class, January, 1886; Sizarship, Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1886; Romney
(Haberdashers' Company) Exhibition, 1888; B.A. 1890; Second Class, Natural
Sc. Tripos, Part I., 1890; M.B. and B.C. 1893; St. George's Hosp., late Assis-
tant House Surgeon, General Infirmary, Northampton; M.D. 1898; Med. Off.,
Wellingborough.
Horton, William Herbert Lawrence (July 9, 1868), stepson of
H. J. Pare, Esq., 12, Hammersmith Terrace, Chiswick.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1887. Solicitor on the permanent staff of the London
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Phillips, Robert Francis (Dec. 4, 1865), son of Rev. Stephen, 10,
Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in VIII., July, 1884. Artist.
Phillips, Alban Lloyd (July 6, 1869), as above.
Left in vI., December, 1884. Mercantile Marine; now in Australia.
Pritchard, Frank Shallis (Feb. 27, 1871), son of A. J., solicitor, 9,
Coleherne Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1888.
Matriculation, London Univ., First
Class, July, 1888; Honours in Solicitors' Final Exam., June, 1893; Admitted
Solicitor, 1893; practising in London.
Richards, Percy Andrew Ellis (Nov. 23, 1868), son of R. P., brewer,
44, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1886. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, July,
1886; F.I.C., F.C.S.; Mem. of the Soc. of Public Analysts; Demonstr. of Chem.
and Public Health at Charing Cross Hosp.; Public Analyst for the parish of
St. Martin's-in-the-Fields; Pub. Anal. to City of Westmnr.; and Prof. of Chem.,
Queen's Coll., Lond., 1901.
Robinson, George Brooke (April 6, 1870), son of A., 18, Elsham
Road, Kensington.
Left in Special, December, 1887; Pemb. Coll., Camb.; B.A. 1894; M.A. 1898;
Chaplain, R.N., 1899.
Ward, Edward Francis Campbell (Sept. 14, 1869), son of Rev. W.,
Benton House, Hadleigh, Suffolk.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1888.
Matriculation, London Univ.,
First Class, July, 1886; Sizarship (afterwards Scholar), Sidney Sussex Coll.,
Camb., 1888; B.A., Second Class Natural Science Tripos, Part I., 1891
Holy Orders.
in
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1884.
Archer, James Henry Lawrence (Nov. 5, 1871), son of Major L.,
Umberslade, Bedford Park.
Left in Further Math., December, 1888. Smee Prize, 1888; Admission, Royal
Military Academy, Woolwich, 1888; 2nd Lieutenant, R.A., 1890; Lieut. 1893;
Apptd. to Ord. Dept., India, 1896; Capt., 1899 (now Lawrence-Archer).
Bate, Herbert Newell (May 31, 1871), son of Rev. J. O., Wesleyan
minister, 2, Milton Road, Acton.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1889. Scholar of Trin. Coll., Oxford,
1888; First Class Classics Moderations, 1891; First Class Litt. Hum., 1893;
B.A. 1893; Liddon Memorial Scholarship, 1894; Hall-Houghton Prize, 1895;
Tutor of Keble College, M.A. 1896; Theol. Tutor and Fellow, Magdalen Coll.,
1897; Vicar of St. Stephen's, Hampstead, 1903.
First XI., 1888, 1889; Captain of Fives, 1888.
De Candole, Henry Lawe Corry Vully (Feb. 17, 1868), son of Mrs.,
4, Hazlitt Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1887. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1885; Scholar of Christ's Coll., Camb., 1887; B.A., Third Class Natural
Science Tripos, Part I., 1890; Ridley Hall, 1890; M.A. 1894; Vicar of St. James,
Cheltenham, 1895; Vicar of St. Paul's, Canonbury, 1899-1901; Vicar of Holy
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cook, John Howard (May 30, 1871), son of Mrs., 51, Cloverlea,
Carlingford Road, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1889. Matriculation, London Univ. (Honours and
Prize), July, 1887; University College, London, Exhibition and Silver Medal,
1891; Med. Ent. Exbtn. to Univ. Coll., Lond., 1890; Silver Medal (Midwifery),
Univ. Coll., Lond., 1891; Senior Gold Medal (Physiology), 1892; Intermediate
M.B. Exam., Honours, 1893; Exbtn. and Gold Medals in Histology and
Physiology, Materia Medica and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, 1893; Filliter
Exbtn. (Pathological Anatomy), 1894; Scholarship and Gold Medals (Med.),
1895; Scholarship and Gold Medals (Obstetric), 1895; Atchison Scholarship,
1895; Bruce Medal, M.B., London, 1895; Bachelor of Surgery, London, 1896;
Master of Surgery, London, 1897; Fellow, Roy. Coll. Surgs., 1897; proceeded
as Medical Missionary to Uganda, South Africa.
Crouch, Herbert Challice (Mar. 4, 1870), son of C. W., barrister,
25, Fellowes Road, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1889. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1887; Preliminary Science Exam., Honours, 1890; Scholarship.
St. Thomas's Hospital, 1890; Assistant to Lecturer in Zoology, Certificate of
Honour; House Surgeon; M.R.C.S. Eng.; L.R.C.P. Lond., 1895; M.D. and
Diploma, 1895.
Jeaffreson, Alfred Edward (Sept. 5, 1872).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1882.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted Lent Term, 1884.
Beal, Edmund Wallis Ridley (Jan. 29, 1871), son of E. W., business,
67, Myddleton Square, Islington.
Left in L. IV., December, 1885. B.A. St. John's, Manitoba Univ., 1896; in
Holy Orders.
Boddy, Thomas Webb (Sept. 21, 1868), son of Mrs., Felix House,
Tottenham.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1886. Smee Prize, 1884.
Bradley, Edwards Comerford Lennox (Feb. 23, 1870), son of S.,
mercer, 10, Notting Hill Square, Holland Park.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1884. The Christian names appear to be wrong: Samuel
Glenholme Lennox being the true name.
Dawes, Richard Percy Blasius (Aug. 15, 1868), son of Rev. Dr.,
schoolmaster, Newton House, Surbiton.
Left in M. VIII., December, 1886. Christ's Coll., Camb., B.A. 1889; Law
Society, Final Exam. (M.A.), 1902.
Mellor, Frank Algernon (Nov. 27, 1872), son of B., merchant, 62,
Parliament Hill Road.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1888. Stock jobber.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Thompson, Corrie Leonard (Aug. 24, 1868), son of Mrs., Chatsworth
Villas, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in Sc. Matric., December, 1885. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, January, 1886; Librarian at the Guildhall, 1893; died, November 11,
1897, aged 29.
Williams, Blair Hamilton Lee (Jan. 19, 1870), son of R. H.,
Thurrock Hall, Grays, Essex.
Left in U. IV., July, 1884.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected May, 1884.
Brown, William John (May 8, 1871).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1882.
Clark, George Frederic Headington (Oct. 5, 1868).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1879.
Clarke, Robert Lucas Hyrapiet (Jan. 1, 1871), son of S. E. J.,
editor of T. D. News, 11, Bolingbroke Road, West Kensington
Park.
Left in I. C. S. Class, July, 1889. Butterworth Prize, 1889; New Coll.,
Oxford; Admission, Indian Civil Service (3rd place), July, 1892; Appointment,
1892; Joint Magistrate (N. W. Prov. and Oudh), 1898.
King, Charles Montague (Jan. 5, 1872), son of Mrs., 34, Bassein
Park Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in I. C. S. Class (Exhibitioner), July, 1890. John Watson Prize, 1888;
Scholar of Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1889; Admission (3rd) Indian Civil Service,
July, 1890; Appointment, 1892; Assistant Commissioner (Punjab).
Powell, Wilfred Henry (May 26, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1883.
Scott, Herbert Septimus (Sept. 6, 1873), son of J. S., schoolmaster,
North End House, North End Road.
Left in vI., July, 1886. Removed to the Foundation at Eton; Macbride
Scholar of Hertford College, Oxford, 1893; Second Class Classics Moderations,
1895. School Inspector in the Transvaal.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1884.
Allin, Aurial Sealy (Feb. 13, 1868).
See Foundationers, January, 1882.
Anderson, Robert Hay (June 9, 1872), son of A. H., 82, Brook
Green.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1888. Smee Prizes, 1885 and 1886.
Bushnell, Frank George (Jan. 26, 1868).
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Clarkson, George Aylwin (Jan. 17, 1871), son of G. H., 10, Matheson
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1889. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1888; Smee Prize, 1889; St. George's Hospital, Brackenbury Prize
and Treasurer's Prize, 1894; Assistant House Surgeon, 1894; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
1894; Diploma of F.R.C.S. 1898; F.Z.S.
Crosthwaite, Joseph Arthur (May 8, 1871), son of J., bank manager,
164, Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1888. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, January, 1889; 2nd Lieutenant, Durham Light Infantry, 1891; Lieut.,
1893; Capt., 1899; Adjutant, 3rd Batt., Prince of Wales's Regt., 1903.
Douthwaite, Dennis William (Mar. 2, 1871), son of W. R., Librarian
of Gray's Inn, 43, Clarges Street, Piccadilly.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1887. First Assistant Librarian, King's Inn's Library,
Dublin, 1890; Assistant Librarian, Gray's Inn; Steward, Gray's Inn, 1899.
Dupernex, Herbert Emile Leonce Paul (Aug. 8, 1868).
See Foundationers, September, 1881.
Gray, Charles Lloyd Rashleigh (April 14, 1871), son of H. R.,
bank manager, 74, Dyke Road, Brighton.
Left in Further Math., July, 1888. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July,
1888; 2nd Lieutenant, R.A., 1890; Lieut., 1893; Capt., 1899; Malakand Field
Force, 1897-8; Medal with 2 clasps.
Green, John Ernest (Feb. 3, 1870), son of Rev. W. L., 21, Gunter-
stone Road, West Kensington.
Left in VI., July, 1886. B.A. London Univ. (Honours); Assistant Master,
St. George's College, Quilines, Buenos Ayres.
Hotson, Arnold (Feb. 13, 1871), son of A., 164, Holland Road,
Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1885.
Judge, Arthur Stanley (April 25, 1870), son of Colonel C. N., 31,
Brook Green.
Left in Math. Matric., December, 1887.
Phillips, Maurice Frederick (Nov. 29, 1871), son of Rev. Stephen,
10, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Matric., July, 1888.
Slade, Harman (Aug. 20, 1868), son of W. A., Co. Court Examiner,
24, The Grove, Clapham Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1887. Matriculation, London Univ.,
First Class, July, 1885; Scholar of Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1886; Intermed.
Science, London Univ., 1888; B.A., First Class Natural Science Tripos, Part I.,
1890; Ridley Hall, Camb.; in Holy Orders.
Stebbing, Edward Percy (Jan. 4, 1870), son of E. C., merchant,
42, Gower Street.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1888. Smee Prizes, 1886 and 1887; Indian
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1884.
Ashworth, Sidney Herbert (Feb. 23, 1872), son of H. H., accountant,
Crowhurst, Worsley Road, Hampstead.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1889. Matriculation, London Univ., First
Class, June, 1888.
Bailey, Cyril (April 13, 1871), son of A., barrister, 88, Holland
Road, Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1890. Captain, 1888-1890; Exhibitioner, 1890;
Bedford Prize, 1887; Thruston, 1889; Kynaston, 1889; Ollivant, 1889 and 1890;
Sleath, 1890; Exhibitioner of Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1888; Scholar, 1889; Hertford
Scholar, 1891; Craven Scholar, 1891; First Class Classics Moderations, 1892;
B.A., First Class Litt. Hum., 1894; Fellow of Exeter Coll., 1894; M.A. (Exeter),
1896; Governor of St. Paul's School, 1901; Fellow and Tutor, Balliol Coll.,
Oxford, 1902.
First XI., 1890.
Bevan, Stuart James (Mar. 31, 1872), son of W. J., oil and seed
merchant, 50, Elm Park Gardens, South Kensington.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, April, 1888. Left in Further Math., July,
1888. Trinity College, Cambridge; Third Class, Law Tripos, Part I., 1893; B.A.
and LL.B., 1894; Lieutenant, 3rd Batt., Duke of Cornwall's Regt., 1890;
Captain, 1896; Called to the Bar (Midd. Temple), 1895.
Emanuel, Alfred Edward Lewis (June 15, 1873), son of L., solicitor,
91, Gloucester Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1892. Kynaston Prize, 1891 and 1892;
Butterworth, 1891; Montagu, 1891; Scholar of Trinity Coll., Oxford, 1891;
First Class Classics Moderations, 1894; Second Class Litt. Hum., 1896;
B.A. 1896; M.A. 1901; Indian Civil Service, 1896; Assistant Magistrate and
Collector (Bombay).
President of S. P. S. Union, 1891-2; Captain of Middle side (Football).
Ford, Ernest (Oct. 19, 1870), son of E., retired merchant, 69, Oxford
Gardens, Notting Hill.
Left in M. VIII., July, 1888. Peterhouse, Cambridge, 1888; Admission, Indian
Civil Service, 1888; Second Class Moral Science Tripos, 1890; Appointment,
I. C. S., 1890; Assistant Commissioner, Burma.
Ghose, Aravinda Ackroyd (Aug. 15, 1872), son of B., 49, St. Stephen's
Avenue, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in I. C. S. Class, July, 1890. Butterworth (2nd Prize), 1889; Scholar
of King's Coll., Camb., 1890; First Class (Division III.), Classical Tripos, Part I.,
1892; Rawley Prize for Greek Iambics, 1892; Indian Civil Service Admission
(11th place), July, 1890; Appointment, July, 1892.
Harden, Philip Graham (Aug. 28, 1872), son of M., Inspector of
Schools, 14, Melrose Terrace, Melrose Gardens, West Kensington
Park.
Left in VII., July, 1888. Died August 5, 1888, aged 16.

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Harrison, Bernard Oliver (Nov. 25, 1871), son of Frederic, barrister,
38, Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, January, 1888. Left in December, 1888.
John Watson Prize, 1888; Matriculated and entered at Balliol Coll., Oxford;
but, after a residence of two terms, proceeded to Paris to study painting. He
has since resided in France. He has been a constant Exhibitor at the Société
des Beaux Arts in Paris and the New Gallery in London.
Hewby, Louis John (Mar. 21, 1871), son of J. P., surgeon, 34,
Blenheim Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1889. High Master's Latin Verse Prize,
and Composition Prize, 1888; Demy of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1888; First
Class Classics Moderations, 1891; Second Class Litt. Hum., 1893; B.A. 1893;
Home Civil Service (First Class), 1895; Foreign Office; Sec. of Roy. Commis-
sion on Civil Service Superannuation, 1902.
Hildyard, Gerard Moresby Thoroton (June 3, 1873), son of Col.,
115, Warwick Road, Kensington.
Left in April, 1887. Removed to Foundation at Eton; Heron Exhibitioner
of University College, Oxford, 1893; Taylorian Scholar, 1894; Second Class
Classical Mods., 1895; B.A., Second Class Jurisprudence, 1897; Second Class
B.C.L., Ox., 1898; Honorary 2nd Lieut., 1st Cadet Batt. Roy. West Surrey
Regt., August, 1900; 2nd Lieut., January, 1901; Lieut., March 17, 1903;
Certificate of Honour, 1898; Studentship, 1899; called to the Bar (Lin. Inn),
1899; Equity Draughtsman and Conveyancer.
Hildyard, Harold Charles Thoroton (June 16, 1872), as above.
Left in July, 1887. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich (6th place), July,
1889; 2nd Lieutenant, R.A., November 24, 1891; Lieut., November 24, 1894;
Capt., March 15, 1900; A.D.C. to Major-General H. J. T. Hilliard, C.B.;
mentioned in Despatches, London Gazette, February 8, 1901; Deputy Asst.
Adjt. General for Intelligence, 1902.
Keyser, Harry Assur (Nov. 24, 1871), son of A., banker, 29,
Hamilton Terrace, St. John's Wood.
Left in Science Matric., December, 1887. Matriculation, London Univ., First
Class, January, 1888.
Lunau, William Henry (Mar. 27, 1872), son of F. W., merchant,
Lubeck House, Roupell Park, Streatham Hill.
Left in Sc. Matric., April, 1888.
Maurice, Frederick Barton (Jan. 19, 1871), son of Lieut.-Col. J. F.,
Highland View, Bagshot.
Left in I. C. S. Class, July, 1889. Royal Military College, Sandhurst (6th
place), 1891; Commission, Derbyshire Regt., 1893; 2nd Lieut., June 18,
1892; Lieut., May 16, 1893; Aide-de-Camp to Commandant at Woolwich,
1896; Tirah Expedition, 1897-8, Medal with 2 clasps; Capt., January 1, 1899;
Brev. Major, November 29, 1900. Special Service Officer; A.D.C. to General
Kelly-Kenny; appointed D.A.A.G.; received the South African Medal from the
King on June 12, 1901; mentioned in despatches, London Gazette, September 10,
1901; appointed Deputy-Assistant Adjutant-General of the Woolwich District,
October 12, 1901, nominated for admission to the Staff College, November, 1901;
Medal with 5 clasps.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Scott, Theodore (Oct. 14, 1871), son of J. S., schoolmaster, North
End House, West Kensington.
Left in I. C. S. Class, July, 1890. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1896.
Sergeant, Philip Walsingham (Jan. 27, 1872), son of L., author,
13, Girdlers Road, Brook Green.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1891. Governors Prize (Greek Iambics),
1891; Thruston, 1891; Composition Prize, 1891; Scholar of Trinity College,
Oxford, 1889; First Class Classics Moderations, 1893; Third Class Litt. Hum.,
1895. Editor of an English daily paper at Hong Kong, 1900.
Sewell, Reginald Arthur (May 21, 1871), son of S. A., stockbroker,
Lawriston House, Grange Road, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. VIII., April, 1890. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1887.
Stamp, Alfred Edward (Jan. 1, 1870), son of E. B., chemist, 29,
High Street, Hampstead.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1888. Governor's
(French) Prize, 1888; Matriculation, London Univ., Honours, January, 1886;
Minor Scholar of Trinity Coll., . Camb., 1886; Major Scholar, 1888; Perry
Exhibitioner, 1889; B.A. Fourth Wrangler, Mathematical Tripos, Part I., 1891;
Second Class (Division I.), Math. Tripos, Part II., 1892; M.A. 1895; Home
Civil Service (Record Office), 1893.
Stamp, John Herbert (Mar. 29, 1871), as above.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1890. High Master's (Latin Verse)
Prize, 1887; Governor's Gk. Verse, 1888, 1890; Governor's French, 1888, 1889,
1890; Sleath, 1889; Bedford, 1889; Ollivant Prize, 1889; Bedford Prize, 1890;
Major Scholar of Trinity Coll., Camb., 1888; Barnes Scholar, 1891; Perry
Exhibitioner, 1891; Sir William Browne's Medal, 1892; B.A., First Class
(Division I.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1893; First Class Classical Tripos,
Part II., 1894; Chancellor's Medal, 1894; Fellow, 1895; called to the Bar
(Lincoln's Inn), 1898; Equity Draughtsman and Conveyancer.
Stephenson, Philip Torrance (Aug. 23, 1871), son of J. W. J.,
barrister, 119, King Henry's Road, St. John's Wood.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1890. Scholar
of Caius Coll., Camb., 1889; 18th Wrangler, Math. Tripos, Part I., 1893; B.A.
1893; Lond. Matric. Honours, January, 1888. Formerly Assistant Master at
Mercers' School, Holborn.
Stokes, Durham (April 9, 1871), son of E. J., stockbroker, 27,
Girdlers Road, Brook Green.
Left in Math. Matric. Class, April, 1887.
Summerhayes, Julius James
Julius James (May 13, 1871), son of Rev. J.,
St. John's Vicarage, Ealing.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1890. Subsizar, Emanuel Coll., Camb., 1890; B.A.,
Third Class (Division I.), Classical Tripos, Part I., 1893; M.A. 1897; D. 1894;
P. 1895, Ox.; Vicar of Ealing Dene, 1903,

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Tarver, Alexander Leigh (Aug. 30, 1871), son of Rev. J., Filgrave
Rectory, Newport Pagnell, Bucks.
Left in Science Matric. Class, July, 1887. Royal Military College, Sand-
hurst, 1889; 2nd Lieutenant, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, October 29, 1890; Lieut.,
August 6, 1892; subsequently transferred to Ind. Staff Corps, April 12, 1893;
Capt., July 10, 1901.
White, Arthur Thomas (May 25, 1872), son of T. J., bootmaker,
140, Tulse Hill.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June,
1890; Scholarship, Westminster Hospital, 1890; L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., 1895;
Assistant House Surgeon, Metropolitan Hospital; appointed Medical Officer,
London County Asylum.
CAPITATION
SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1884.
Alabaster, Ernest (Feb. 6, 1872), ward of C. S. Tuhey, The Grange,
51, Shepherd's Bush Green.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1888. In the Chinese Customs, 1889; called to
the Bar (Inner Temple), 1898.
Barlow, Hugh Christopher Heneage (Feb. 23, 1872), son of Rev.
W. H., Canonbury House, Canonbury Square, Islington.
Left in Up. v., July, 1887. Removed to Marlborough College; Scholar of
Lincoln Coll., Oxford, 1891; B.A. 2nd Class, Modern Hist., 1895; died at
Eastbourne, October 31, 1896, aged 24.
Batty, Henry Edmund (Jan. 6, 1872), son of Rev. W. E., St. John's
Vicarage, Walham Green.
Transferred to Foundation Scholars, September, 1885. Left in Sc. v., July,
1887.
Batty, Basil Staunton (May 12, 1873), as above.
Left in U. v., December, 1888. Selwyn Coll., Camb.; B.A. 1894; M.A. 1898;
Arch. Scho., York, 1895; D. 1896, P. 1897 (York).
Beale, Miles Ariel (Mar. 30, 1872), son of T. M., surgeon, 6,
Wharton Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1887.
Bergne, Charles Henry (Oct. 23, 1872), son of F., Civil Service, 53,
Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1890. Matriculation, London Univ., First
Class, January, 1889.
Bergne, Hervey A'Court (Mar. 27, 1871), as above.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1888. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June,
1887; Merchant, Seychelles Islands.
Bigby, Louis Ives Miller (Oct. 12, 1872), son of W. H., merchant,
31, Sutherland Gardens, Maida Vale.
Transferred to Foundation Scholars, September, 1885. Left in Matric.,
December, 1888. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, January, 1889;
Trooper, Imperial Yeomanry (with Lord Dunraven's Sharpshooters).

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Binyon, Charles Arthur (Mar. 9, 1874), son of Rev. F., 3, Matheson
Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundation Scholars, September, 1885. Left in January, 1886.
Blogg, George Alfred Knollys (April 10, 1871), son of Mrs., 1,
Thames Place, Putney.
Left in Matric., July, 1888.
Bowra, Cecil Arthur Verner (Aug. 22, 1869), son of Rev. G. W.,
39, Finborough Road, West Brompton.
Left in Science Matric., December, 1885.
Matriculation, London Univ.,
First Class, January, 1886; I. M. Customs Service, China; called to the Bar
(Inner Temple), 1904.
Brown, William Heron (June 25, 1873), son of W. H., 1, Elsham
Road, Kensington.
Left in Army B., April, 1890.
Burlinson, Henry Augustus (June 28, 1871), son of N. J., 155,
Uxbridge Road.
Left in Science Matric., April, 1888.
Byers, Cyril Bertram (Nov. 1, 1869), son of C. H., 5, Addison Road,
Bedford Park.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1886. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 1888; 2nd
Lieutenant, Lincolnshire Regiment, May 15, 1889; Lieut., March 2, 1892;
Lieut., transferred to Ind. Staff Corps, March 30, 1892; Capt., May 15, 1900.
Carey, Arthur Reginald (Dec. 14, 1870), son of Mrs., 56, Talgarth
Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. IV., July, 1886. Capt., 6th Middlesex Regt., July 21, 1897; South
African War, 1899-1900; Medal with clasp.
Carlile, Victor Wilson (July 20, 1872), son of Rev. W., 15,
Sheffield Terrace, Kensington.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1889. Exhibitioner of Magd. Coll., Camb., 1891;
B.A., Second Class Law Tripos, Part I., 1893.
Chambers, Walter Theodore Gervase (Jan. 31, 1871), son of J. A.,
2, Knaresboro' Place.
Left in Sc. Matric., July, 1886. Smee Prize, 1886; Studentship, Royal
School of Mines, 1888; Junior Associate of the Surveyors' Institution, 1894;
Fellow, 1896.
Chute, William Henry (Aug. 15, 1870), son of W. M., 3, Burlington
Gardens, Chiswick.
Left in Matric., December, 1888. Westminster Hospital; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
Lond., 1896; died in 1899.
Collins, Arthur Edward (June 3, 1870), son of C. A., 47, Lillie
Road, Fulham.
Left in U. III., December, 1885. Sun Life Assurance Society, 1887.

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Collyer, John Johnson (Sept. 21, 1870), son of J. M., barrister,
6, St. Stephen's Crescent, Bayswater.
Left in VII., July, 1887. Sergeant-Major, Cape Mounted Riflemen. Joined
the C.M.R. in 1889; served throughout the campaign, including the siege of
Wepener and the pursuit of De Wet; with the Colonial Division at Krugers-
dorp, Transvaal, August, 1900. Now Lieut., Cape Mounted Riflemen.
Connell, William Percival (Sept. 17, 1872), son of W. G., watch-
maker, 42, Woodstock Road, Bedford Park.
Transferred to Foundation Scholars, September, 1885.
July, 1887. Watchmaker and silversmith.
Left in Sc. Matric.,
Cooper, Arthur Thomas (June 8, 1872), son of T., architect, 27,
Craven Park, Willesden.
Left in Matric., July, 1888. Smee Prize, 1887; Matriculation, London Univ.,
First Class, June, 1888.
Dalton, Henry Charles Fitzgerald (Feb. 20, 1872), son of C. F.,
barrister, 31, Ashchurch Park Villas, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in 1., April, 1885. L.S.A. Lond., 1896.
de Candole, James Alexander Corry Vully (May 25, 1871), son of
Mrs., 4, Hazlitt Road, West Kensington.
Left in Matric., July, 1888. Corpus Christi College, Camb.; B.A. 1893; M.A.
1899; Ridley Hall, Camb., 1895; D. 1895; P. 1898; Rector of Holton St. Mary,
Suffolk, 1902.
Driver, Sydney Clear (Jan. 16, 1872), son of T. G., wine merchant,
Abbotsbury, Lewisham Park.
Left in III., December, 1884.
Ellis, Bertram Vero Clare Wyburne (April 7, 1870), son of H. D.,
10, Kensington Gate.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1887. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June,
1886.
Erskine, Hermann Harford (Sept. 24, 1871), son of Honorary
Major, Civil Service, 47, Gratton Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. IV., April, 1886. Cape of Good Hope Civil Service.
Evans, Arthur George (Aug. 3, 1870), son of R. J., 7, Warwick
Road, Ealing.
Left in L. II., December, 1885. King's College, London, 1891; A.K.C., 1893;
D. 1893; P. 1894.
Foakes, Ernest Lovell Lindsay (Nov. 1, 1872), son of C. J., vestry
clerk, 10, Munster Terrace, Fulham.
Left in Intermediate Math. Class, July, 1888.
Garsia, Herbert George Anderson (Feb. 5, 1871), son of Col., 19,
Sinclair Gardens, West Kensington.
Left in Science Matric., July, 1887. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, June,
1890; 2nd Lieut., East Surrey Regiment, January 9, 1892; Lieut., May 11, 1893;
Lieut., Army Service Corps, April 1, 1894; Capt., August 25, 1898 (Graded as
Deputy-Assistant Adjutant-General whilst in charge of the supply depôt at
Pretoria); Nile Expedition, 1898, Medal. Mentioned in Despatches, Lond. Gaz.,
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Ghose, Manmohan (Jan. 19, 1869), ward of W. H. Drewett, 49,
St. Stephen's Avenue, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1887. Scholar of Christ Church, Oxford, 1887; Second
Class Classics Moderations, 1889; St. Xavier's Coll., Bombay; St. Peter's Coll.,
Exmouth; and Balliol Coll., Oxford; apptd. after Exam., I. C. S., 1890; Asst.
Mag. and Collector, Madras, 1893; Special Assistant, 1899. Published a book of
poems in Elkin Matthew's Shilling Garland Series, 1898; Joint contributor
with R. L. Binyon in Primavera; issued a volume of verse entitled, Indian
Elegies and Love Songs, 1898; called to the Bar (Lincoln's Inn), 1898.
Gresson, Thomas Tinning (April 29, 1870), son of Major N. H.,
13, Holland Park Gardens.
Left in VI., December, 1885. 2nd Lieut., York and Lancaster Regt.,
November 9, 1889; Lieut., September 30, 1891; Capt., October 23, 1899.
Mentioned in Despatches, Lond. Gaz., February 8 and September, 1901; D.S.O.,
September, 1901.
Hall John (Sept. 28, 1870), son of J., banker, 112, Sinclair Road,
West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1888. Private Secretary to the Governor of the
Gold Coast, 1894.
First XV,, 1885-7.
Hamilton, Roger Kerr (Sept. 29, 1871), son of J. H., 33, Edith
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1889. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June,
1889; London Hospital; M.R.C.S. Eng., 1896; L.R.C.P. Lond., 1896; practising
at Chorley, Lancs.
Handcock, Arthur Robert William (Oct. 29, 1873), son of Rev. W.,
113, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in III., September, 1885. Cadet on board H.M.S. Worcester; Sub-Lieut.,
Royal Naval Reserve, October 19, 1900.
Harrison, Austin Frederic (Nov. 20, 1871), son of Frederic,
barrister, 38, Westbourne Terrace, Bayswater.
Left in July, 1887. Went to Harrow School; subsequently entered the ser-
vice of the Times as foreign correspondent. He has been for some years Baron
Reuter's agent in Berlin.
Hopkins, Evan James (Dec. 12, 1871), son of Rev. E. H., Holy
Trinity Vicarage, Richmond.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1885. Left in U. VIII., December,
1890. Pembroke Coll., Camb.; B.A., Third Class (Division I.), Classical Tripos,
Part I., 1894; M.A. 1898; Ridley Hall, Camb., 1895; D. 1896; P. 1897.
Hurditch, Charles Percy (Feb. 1, 1869), son of C. R., 164, Alexandra
Road, St. John's Wood.
Left in Sc. v., September, 1885.
Inglis, John Henry (Feb. 14, 1873), son of I., Civil Service, 68,
Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in vI. A., April, 1891. Student, Civil Engineering; Trinity House, Tower
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Letts, Charles Hubert (May 8, 1871), son of C. J., wholesale
stationer, Westfield, Selhurst Road, South Norwood.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1886. Compiler of The Hundred Best Pictures.
Lovell, Harold Thomas (Dec. 16, 1871), son of J. C., provision
dealer, St. Ronan's, Tulse Hill.
Left in I., September, 1885. Resident in New Zealand.
MacDonald, Charles Clanranald (Mar. 25, 1871), son of Col. C.,
65, Warwick Road, Kensington.
Left in Math. Matric., April, 1888. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 1889;
2nd Lieut., R.M.L.A., September 1, 1890; Lieut., July 1, 1891; Lieut., Army
Service Corps, October 1, 1891. Died from malarial fever.
Magnus, Laurie (Aug. 5, 1872), son of Philip, 43, Gloucester Place,
Portman Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1886. Left in U. VIII., 1891. Montagu
Prize, 1889; Truro, 1890; Milton, 1890; Demy of Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 1890;
Second Class Classics Moderations, 1893; Third Class Litt. Hum., 1895; B.A.
1895; M.A. 1899; Berlin University; LL.B. (Part II.), Lond. Univ. Berlin
correspondent of the Morning Post, 1896; author of A Primer of Wordsworth.
Malcolm, Alexander John (May 4, 1873), son of Mrs., Barkfield,
Eastham, Cheshire.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1890. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1889; Smee Prize, 1889; Scholarship, St. Mary's Hospital, 1891; Lond.
Univ. Interm., M.B., 1st Div., 1892; M.R.C.S. Eng., 1899; L.R.C.P. Lond.,
1899.
Malcolm, George William (May 5, 1870), as above.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1888. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1887; Smee Prize, 1888; Civil Engineer, Mauritius, 1893; Chief
Engineer, 1896.
Matheson, Alexander (July 9, 1872), son of E., civil engineer, 14,
Clarendon Road, Leeds.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1891. Balliol Coll., Oxford; Second Class Classics
Moderations, 1893; B.A. Second Class Jurisprudence, 1895; admitted Solicitor,
practising in London.
Matheson, Edward Ewing (April 29, 1871), as above.
Left in Science Matric., July, 1887. Member of the Institution of Civil
Engineers, and is at present manager of important works in the north of
England.
Murdoch, Louis Forde MacGrigor Campbell (Sept. 12, 1870), son
of C., merchant, Darna, Brandenburgh Road, Gunnersbury.
Left in L. VIII., April, 1888. Trinity Coll., Oxford, 1893.
Nash, Walter Bertram (April 25, 1872), son of W., builder, 13,
Newland Terrace, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., April, 1889. Builder in partnership with his father.
Nitsch, John Ferdinand (Oct. 13, 1872), son of Charles, 1, Roseford
Terrace, Shepherd's Bush.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Padday, James Alexander (July 25, 1870), son of H. J. D.,
merchant, Glenmore, Grange Road, Ealing.
Left in Science Matric., April, 1887. Merchant in the firm of Steel Brothers
& Co., Rangoon, Burmah.
Pearson, Hugh Drummond (Feb. 17, 1873), son of Dr., 23, Upper
Phillimore Place, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1885. Left in Army A., July, 1890.
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July, 1890; 2nd Lieut., R.E., July 22,
1892; Lieut., July 22, 1895; Capt., July 1, 1903; mentioned in Despatches,
China Expeditionary Force, Lond. Gaz., September 10, 1901.
Phillips, Christopher James (Sept. 13, 1873), son of Rev. Stephen,
10, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1885. Left in L. VIII., July,
1890. Scholar, Brasenose Coll., Oxford, 1894; Second Class Classics Mods.,
1894; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., Oxford, 1896; B.A., Inspector of Schools
(First Class).
Pinches, Edward Lionel (Sept. 15, 1872), son of E. E., barrister,
19, Ladbroke Square.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1890. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1890; Student at Lincoln's Inn, 1892-3; now in Central Africa.
Reade, Scott George Compton (Oct. 27, 1870), son of Rev. C. R.,
Orsett Hall, Essex.
Left in III., April, 1886.
Rogers, John (April 21, 1870), son of Andrew, 3, Woodfield Terrace,
Harrow Road.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1886.
Sewell, Archibald Hankey (June 16, 1874). son of S. A., stock-
broker, Lauriston House, Grange Road, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1885. Left in U. VIII., July, 1893.
Scholar of St. John's Coll., Oxford, 1892; Second Class Classics Moderations,
1895; B.A., Third Class Theol., 1897; M.A. 1900; D. 1897; P. 1898 (London).
Sich, Alexander Ernest (June 25, 1871), son of A., Norfolk House,
Chiswick.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1885. Left in U. VIII., July, 1890.
Exhibitioner of Worcester Coll., and subsequently Scholar of Lincoln Coll.,
Oxford, 1890; Second Class Classics Moderations, 1892; B.A., Third Class Litt.
Hum., 1894; M.A. 1897; Classical Master in Church Missionary Soc. Sch.,
Limpsfield, 1895-7; Commercial Union Assurance Co., 1897.
Spaull, Percy William (Aug. 19, 1871), son of Dr., 1, Stanwick
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Matric., July, 1888. St. Thomas's Hospital, Diploma, M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., 1894; Mem. Brit. Med. Assoc.
Stainer, Edward (Dec. 16, 1869), son of Sir John, 5, Amen Court.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1888. Smee Prize, 1886; Demy of Magd. Coll.,
Oxford, 1887; B.A., Second Class Natural Science, 1892; M.A. 1896; M.B.,
Bac. Surg., 1896 (Oxford); House Phys., St. Thomas's Hosp.; M.R.C.P.
(London), 1895.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Stirling, William Hockin (Aug. 31, 1869), son of Rev. C., New
Malden Vicarage, Surrey.
Left in U. v., December, 1885. Monkton Combe School, near Bath.
Townsend, Meredith Milton (Feb. 27, 1873), son of Dr. M., 27,
Upper Phillimore Place, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1885, and back to Capitation
Scholars, May, 1889. Left in Sc. VII., July, 1889. Matriculation, Lond. Univ.,
Second Class, June, 1889; Warneford Scholar, King's Coll. Hospital, 1891;
Ophthalmic Assistant, 1893; L.S.A., Lond., 1896; L.R.C.P. and L.R.C.S., Edin.,
1897; L.F.P.S., Surg., Glasg., 1897.
Turnbull, Hugh Prideaux (June 14, 1873), son of Dr. (R. Navy),
23, Matheson Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1885. Smee Prizes, 1888 and 1889;
Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, June, 1889; St. Mary's Hosp.,
October, 1890, to May, 1891; St. George's Hosp., May, 1891; R.N. Hospital,
Plymouth; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1897; L.R.Č.P., Lond., 1897; apptd. Surgeon, R.N.
(1st place), 1897; Diploma of Roy. Coll. Phys. and Surgs., 1897.
Turner, Charles Kenyon (Jan. 7, 1871), son of Rev. C. S., 49,
Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1889. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, June, 1889. Fruit-ranching in California.
Turner, Henry Blois Owen (Nov. 20, 1871), son of Mrs., 30,
Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Left in Further Math. Class, December, 1888. In Western Australia.
Wakley, Hermann James (July 26, 1871), son of W. G., 27,
Delamere Crescent, Harrow Road.
Left in Sc. V., April, 1886. Deceased.
Wall, Archibald James (Jan. 28, 1870), son of J., 3, Charlton
Villas, Harlesden.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1887. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1886.
Walton, Charles Henry (April 7, 1871), son of E. H., Dunstable
House, Sheen Park, Richmond.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1886. Matriculation, Lond. Univ., First Class,
January, 1895; admitted solicitor, 1892, practising in London.
Webb, Frank (Jan. 18, 1871), son of A. W., 35, Glazbury Road,
West Kensington.
Left in U. v., December, 1885.
Whiteley, Arthur William Bargh (Mar. 26, 1871), son of W. S.,
surveyor, 3, Theresa Terrace, Hammersmith.
Left in Science Matriculation, December, 1887. Proceeded to Roy. School of
Mines; practised as an engineer in Canada and America. Died from pneumonia
at Port Arthur, Ontario, April 21, 1903; aged 32.
Wilkins, Charles Edward William (Jan. 27, 1873), son of C. J.,
barrister, 13, Matheson Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1885.
1889. Now in the Royal Artillery.
Left in M.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Wood, Percy George (Jan. 9, 1872), son of C., 5, St. Stephen's
Square, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1886.
Wood, Hugo Francis Andrew (June 12, 1870), son of T. W., agent,
3, Royal Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in Further Math., July, 1889. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1887; Admission Indian Forest Service, June, 1890.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1885.
Day, Horace Edmund Valentine (Feb. 14, 1871), nephew of Mrs.
Day, 15, Carlton Hill, St. John's Wood.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1890. Exhibitioner, Hertford Coll., Oxford, 1890;
Third Class Classics Mods., Oxford, 1892; B.A., Third Class Theology, 1894; M.A.
1897; Sarum Coll., 1894; D. 1894; P. 1895 (Ely).
Fowler, Herbert Samuel (Aug. 12, 1873), son of Mrs., 39, Gratton
Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. v., December, 1886. Editor of Indian Daily Telegraph.
Godfrey, Ferdinand Camille (Mar. 25, 1871), son of Charles, band-
master, 21, Lancaster Road, Westbourne Park.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1888. Matriculation, London Univ., First
Class, June, 1887; John Watson Prize, 1888; died, January 3, 1891, aged 20.
First XI., 1888; Captain of Fives, 1887, 1888.
McNair, Arthur Wyndham (Aug. 23, 1872), son of Major, 34, West
Hill, Sydenham.
Left in I. C. S. Class, July, 1890. Balliol College, Oxford; admission Indian
Civil Service (13th place), July, 1891; Prize for Persian, 1892; Appointment,
1893; Deputy Commissioner (N.W. Prov. and Oudh), 1898.
Midwinter, Edward Colpoys (Nov. 1, 1872), son of Rev. E. A.,
St. Paul's Vicarage, 35, Blandford Square.
Left in Army A. (Exhibitioner), July, 1890. Royal Military Academy,
Woolwich, July, 1890; 2nd Lieut., R.E., 1892; Lieut., July 22, 1895; Capt.,
July 14, 1903; Nile Expedition, 1897; Egyptian Medal with clasp; 4th Class
Medjidie; Nile Expedition, 1898; Battle of Khartoum ; mentioned in Despatches,
London Gazette, September 30, 1898; D.S.O. and Medal.
Pearson, Hugh Drummond (Feb. 17, 1873).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1884.
Shepherd, Frederick Percy (Feb. 28, 1871).
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, April, 1887. Left in Matric., July, 1888.
Assistant Clerk, Town Hall, Hammersmith.
Wilkins, Charles Edward William (Jan. 27, 1873).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1884.
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CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1885.
Argles, Robert Lendon (Aug. 14, 1872), son of R., physician, M.D.,
82, Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1890. L.S.A., London, 1899; Lieut., R.A.M.C., April 25,
1900; Capt., April 25, 1903.
Bevan, David John Davies (Jan. 11, 1873), son of Rev. Dr.,
171, Highbury New Park.
Left in L. IV., December, 1885. Went out to the Church of England Grammar
School, Melbourne; was a non-resident student at Trinity College, Melbourne,
and took M.A. degree, subsequently LL.B. degree, practising at the Bar in
Melbourne; joined the Australian Garrison Artillery (Victoria) Militia, 1896,
as 1st Lieut.; qualified for Captaincy since 1901.
Bradly, Stephen Reginald Neville (Oct. 1, 1872), son of G., Royal
Navy, 47, Mimosa Street, Fulham Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1885. Matriculation, London Univ.,
First Class, January, 1889; Exhibitioner, Queens' Coll., Camb., 1890; B.A.,
Junior Optime Math. Tripos, 1894; M.A. 1899; Assistant Master at Bedford
Mod. School.
Browne, Leslie Swinton (Dec. 3, 1872), son of Lt.-Col. S., 72, Edith
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1890. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, January,
1891; Commission, 2nd Lieut., Roy. Irish Rifles, November 19, 1892; 2nd Lieut.,
Ind. Staff Corps, February 27, 1894; Lieut., March 5, 1895; Capt., November 19,
1901; N.W. Frontier of India, 1897-8; Relief and defence of Malakand; Relief
of Chakdarra Malakand; Operations in Bajaur and in the Mamund Country;
Medal with two clasps.
First XI., 1888.
Browne, Samuel Swinton (Dec. 17, 1871), as above.
Left in Further Math. Class, July, 1888. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich,
1888; 2nd Lieut., R.A., February 13, 1891; Lieutenant, February 13, 1894;
Capt., February 13, 1900.
Burrage, John Henry (July 12, 1870), son of J. W. W., Sub-
Inspector of Schools, Avonlea House, Harrow-on-the-Hill.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1889. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June,
1887; Exhibitioner of New College, Oxford, 1889; B.A., Second Class, Natural
Science, 1893; Fellow of the Linnæan Soc.; Assistant to Professor of Botany,
Edinburgh, 1897-8; Junior Inspector, Board of Education, South Kensington
(Welsh District), 1900.
Crowe, William Maynard Carlisle (Sept. 11, 1870), son of Major-
Gen., 12, Earlsfield Road, Wandsworth Common.
Left in Further Math. Class, April, 1889. Royal Military College, Sandhurst
(56th place), January, 1890; Commission, 2nd Lieut., Royal Warwickshire Regt.,
July 25, 1891; Lieut., January 25, 1893; Capt., September 3, 1898.
Edwardes, A. B. (Nov. 15, 1870), son of Mrs., 6, Priory Road,
Bedford Park.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Forman, Douglas Evans (Sept. 18, 1872), son of R., farmer,
15, Longridge Road, South Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1886, and to Capitation Scholars,
January, 1889. Left in Further Math., December, 1889. Royal Military
Academy, Woolwich, December, 1889; Commission, 2nd Lieut., R.A., 1892;
Lieut. 1895; Capt., 1900.
Foster, Hubert Edmond (Feb. 8, 1871), son of E., merchant, The
Cottage, Witley, Surrey.
Left in Further Math., July, 1888.
Royal Military College, Sandhurst,
January, 1891; Commission, 2nd Lt., Middlesex Regiment, July 13, 1892; Lieut.,
October 17, 1894; Capt., March 14, 1900.
Gray, Paul Hewson (April 1, 1872), son of H., land agent, Kirk
Lees, Bedford Park, Chiswick.
Left in Matric., July, 1888. Smee Prize, and John Watson Prize, 1888.
Harrison, Richard Slade (Nov. 12, 1868), son of R. B., retired,
9, Castellain Road, Maida Vale.
Transferred from Foundationers. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1880.
Hiscoke, Ernest William (Jan. 13, 1872), son of W. J., stationer,
82, Church Road, Richmond.
Left in Matric., July, 1888.
Johnson, Arthur Frederick William (May 5, 1869), son of Rev.
H. J., Penhyrn House, 14, Ullet Road, Liverpool.
Left in Math. Matric., July, 1886. Liverpool Univ. Coll.; Stockbroker.
Jones, Frederick William (Dec. 20, 1871), son of Rev. W. M.,
Mark's Tey Rectory, Colchester, Essex.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1885. Left in U. VIII., July, 1890.
Magdalen College, Oxford, 1890; Second Class Classics Moderations, 1892;
B.A. 1896; M.A., Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 1897.
Kemp, Francis Daniel Sandford (June 26, 1869), son of W. F.,
barrister, 5, Berkeley Gardens, Campden Hill.
Left in VII., July, 1887. Bank of England.
Leechman, Alleyne (April 16, 1869), son of W. C., merchant,
92, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1888. Matriculation, London Univ.,
First Class, June, 1885; Scholar of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1887;
Interm. and Prelim. Science Exam., Lond. Univ., 1888; St. Thomas's Hosp.
First XI., 1885, 1886, 1887, and 1888 (Captain).
Legg, William George (July 20, 1870), son of J., gentleman,
21, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Matric., July, 1888. Accidentally drowned at Seaford, Sussex,
August 27, 1890, aged 20; he was being educated as an architect.
Ludlam, Cuthbert Aubrey (Oct. 14, 1872), son of L. L., Ravenslea,
Kew Gardens.
Left in Army B., July, 1889.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Marshall, George Bishop (June 30, 1871), son of G. (in Constanti-
nople).
Left in Science Matric, July, 1887.
Maxwell, John Preston (Dec. 5, 1871), ward of Mrs. Royston,
26, Heath Street, Hampstead.
Left in U. IV., July, 1885. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June,
1888; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1896; L.R.C.P., Lond., 1896; F.R.C.S., Eng., 1897;
M.B. (Scholar and Gold Medallist), Bac. Surg. (Honours and Gold Medal), 1898,
Univ. Lond.; Fellow of the Obstetrical Soc., London; practising at Eng-Chun,
Amoy, China.
Meyer, Xavier Rodwell (May 1, 1872), son of F. X. N., hotel
manager, Great Northern Hotel, King's Cross.
Left in U. IV., July, 1885. Removed to Harrow School; 2nd Lieut., Imperial
Yeomanry; Lieut., 1900; Capt., 1902; called to the Bar (Middle Temple), 1904.
Nash, Elwin Harral Thomas (July 16, 1872), son of J., artist,
36, The Avenue, Bedford Park.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1890; St. Thomas's Hospital, Assistant Demonstrator of Practical Physi-
ology and Practical Pathology, 1892; Certificate of Honour, 1892; Solly
Medallist and Prizeman; Diploma, R.C.P. and S., 1896; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1896;
L.R.C.P., Lond., 1896; Junior Staff, Children's Hospital, Shadwell.
Parker, Percy Barron (April, 2, 1872), son of G. W., director
Assurance Soc., 4, Glazbury Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1886. Left in U. M. VIII., 1891.
European Agent for The Muralo Company.
First XI., 1889-90 (Secretary).
Phillips, Raymond Abraham Felix (Jan. 21, 1871), son of F. S. D.,
artist, 16, St. Quintin's Avenue, North Kensington.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1889. Trinity Coll., Camb., 1890; B.A. and LL.M.;
died on October 25, 1896, aged 25.
Pollock, Douglas William (July 24, 1872), son of J. K., merchant,
56, Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in Further Math. Class, December, 1889. Imperial Yeomanry, 2nd
Lieut.; 2nd Lieut., 1st Batt., Worcestershire Regiment, June 26, 1901; Lieut.,
1904.
Proctor, Philip Bridger (Sept. 19, 1870), son of P. F., bank
manager, Glengariffe, Nightingale Lane, Balham.
Left in Sc. Matric., December, 1885. Secretary to Colonial Consignment and
Distributing Co.
Radcliffe, Cuthbert (Oct. 12, 1872), son of Mrs., 20, Rich Terrace,
South Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1888. Left in U. VIII., July, 1891.
Exhibitioner of King's College, Cambridge, 1890.
Riseley, Harry Lorimer (Jan. 5, 1870), son of Mrs., 22, Earls
Terrace, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1887. Smee Prize, 1886; Matriculation, London
Univ., First Class, June, 1886; Engineer's apprentice.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Rye, James Bacon (July 22, 1871), son of W., solicitor, Winchester
House, Putney.
Left in VI., July, 1888. Junior Bedford Prize, Christmas, 1886, Christmas,
1887; Brakenbury Scholar, Balliol College, Oxford, 1888; B.A., First Class,
Modern History, 1892; Arnold (Historical Essay) Prize, 1897; M.A. 1902.
Sarkies, Arathoon (July, 17, 1872), son of Mrs., India.
Left in Matric., July, 1888.
Swinhoe, Harold Arthur Rogers (April 19, 1871), son of Capt.,
63, Finborough Road, South Kensington.
Left in U. IV., July, 1887.
Thompson, Arthur Douglas (Oct. 27, 1869), son of Mrs., 4, Chats-
worth Villas, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1886.
Thurston, Percy (Mar. 7, 1873), son of J., bank manager, 184,
Clapham Road.
Left in Matric., July, 1889. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1889.
Townshend, Harry (Mar. 24, 1870), son of Mrs., 42, Rushmore
Road, Lower Clapton.
Left in April, 1885. General Post Office.
Tubbs, Leonard (May 29, 1870), son of A. T., merchant, Trengoff,
Mount View Road, Crouch End.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1885. Left in Math. VIII.
(Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), 1889. Matric., London Univ., First Class,
June, 1886; Scholar of Caius Coll., Camb., 1888; B.A. 25th Wrangler Math. Tripos,
Part I., 1892; M.A. 1902; admitted solicitor in 1895, practising in London.
First XI., 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889 (Captain); First XV., 1888 and 1889.
Wakley, Archibald (Dec. 1, 1872), son of W. G., wine merchant,
Vernon Lodge, 169, Maida Vale.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888. John Watson Prize, 1888; exhibited at the
Roy. Acad. of Arts, 1902 and 1904.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April, 1885.
Balthasar, Gustave (Aug. 20, 1873), son of O., lace merchant,
19, Batoum Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1890. Scholar of Clare College, Cambridge, 1891;
Admission Indian Civil Service (12th), July, 1891; Appointment, 1893; Assistant
Commissioner (Assam); afterwards appointed Assistant Magistrate and Collector
in the Bengal Secretariat in 1899, becoming in the following year Joint Magis-
trate and Deputy Commissioner at Palaman; he died in London on July 31,
1904, aged 32.
Bradly, Stephen Reginald Neville (Oct. 1, 1872).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See January, 1885.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Clarke, Charles Agacy (May 14, 1872), son of Mrs., 11, Bolingbroke
Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1891. Scholar of University College, Oxford, 1891;
Linton Scholar, 1894; Second Class Classics Moderations, 1893; B.A., Second
Class Litt. Hum., 1895; Admission, Indian Civil Service, July, 1895; appointed,
1895; Assistant Commissioner (Central Prov.).
Dale, Frank Harry Busbridge (Dec. 19, 1871), son of H. J.,
electrician, 38, Coningham Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1890. Bedford Prize, 1888; Thruston,
1890; Gk. Verse, 1889 and 1890; Truro, 1889; Kynaston, 1890; Exhibitioner
of Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1889; Scholar, 1890; Craven Scholar, 1891; First Class
Classics Moderations, 1892; Ireland Scholar, 1892; B.A., First Class Litt. Hum.,
1894; Fellow of Merton Coll., 1894; Derby Scholar, 1895; M.A. 1897; H.M.
Inspector of Schools, 1900.
Johnson, Allan Macdonald (July 6, 1871), son of Mrs., 5, Devon-
port Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1890. Scholar of Caius Coll., Camb., 1889; Exhibi-
tioner of the Goldsmith's Co.; B.A., Second Class (First Division) Classical
Tripos, Part I., 1893; Wordsworth Scholar, 1893; Second Class Theological
Tripos, Part II., 1894; D. 1894, P. 1895 (Rochester); M.A., 1897; Vicar of
Greytown, Wellington, N. Zealand, 1899.
Sewell, Archibald Hankey (June 16, 1874).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1884.
Sich, Alexander Ernest (June 25, 1871).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1884.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1885.
Adams, Cecil Turner (Jan. 13, 1873), son of G. T., 19, Rylett Road,
Shepherd's Bush.
Left in Matric., April, 1889.
Ainsworth, William John (Aug. 11, 1873), son of Capt., 55, Edith
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1890. Entered R. M. C., Sandhurst, 1892; 2nd Lieut.,
Durham Light Infantry, 1893; Lieut., 1896; served in S. African War, 1899-1900
(Medal with 4 clasps); decorated for conspicuous gallantry in the affair at
Sanna's Post, March 31, 1901; D.S.O. 1900; Captain, 1901.
Arnett, Frederic Henry (April 28, 1873), son of C. W., tobacconist,
32, Albion Road, South Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1891. Medical student; First Exam., Roy. Coll. Phys.
and Surgs., 1892-3; joined S.A.C., January, 1901; in charge of S.A.C. Hospital,
Zeerust, Transvaal, 1903; died at Pochet on August 12, 1904, aged 31.
Bockett, Henry Symonds (Oct. 26, 1869), son of Mrs., 27, Colville
Square, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1886. Law Fire Insurance Society, 1897.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Bowley, John Carter (Nov. 21, 1871), son of J. J., oil merchant,
34, Elm Park Road, Chelsea.
Left in Matric., July, 1888.
Buzzard, Charles Norman (April 29, 1873), son of Dr., 56, Grosvenor
Street.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1886, and back to Capitation
Scholars, May, 1889. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July, 1890; 2nd
Lieut., R.A., August 15, 1892; Lieut., August 15, 1895; Capt., February 1, 1900.
de Candole, Armar Corry Vully (July 13, 1869), son of Mrs.,
4, Hazlitt Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1886. Lond. Coll. of Div., 1898; D. 1900; P. 1901
(Truro).
Carter, William Francis (Dec. 11, 1870), son of H., artist, 12,
Clarendon Road, Notting Hill.
Left in Special, July, 1887. Exhibited at the Roy. Acad. of Arts, 1901, 1902,
and 1904.
Case, Robert Arundel (Oct. 19, 1872), son of Mrs. Wills, 5, Edith
Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. III., July, 1886.
Cockerell, Douglas Bennett (Aug. 5, 1870), son of Mrs., 51, Wood-
stock Road, Bedford Park, Chiswick.
Left in 1., July, 1885. Smee Prize, 1885. Went to Canada.
Evers, Harold (May 29, 1870), son of G., timber merchant, 120,
Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v., July, 1887.
Frazer, Robert William (Jan. 22, 1870), son of R., farmer, 12,
Kensington Crescent.
Left in II., April, 1886. Electrical engineer.
Gale, Frederick Quintin (Feb. 4, 1871), son of Mrs., 76, Brook
Green.
Left in Matric., July, 1888. Smee Prize, 1887.
Gamble, Brailsford (Feb. 24, 1873), son of R., Sheffield steel manu-
facturer, 10, Sinclair Gardens, West Kensington.
Left in Matric., July, 1889. Matric., Lond. Univ., Second Class, January,
1890; Estimating Engineer to Messrs. Fraser and Chalmers, Gold Mining
Engineers.
Harrison, Edward Henry Bassett (June 2, 1869), son of O. B. C.,
barrister, 76, Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in 1., April, 1886.
Hertslet, Godfrey Edward Procter (June 27, 1870), son of Sir Edward,
Librarian and Keeper of the Papers, Foreign Office, 23, Trebovir
Road, South Kensington.
Left in VII., April, 1888. Clerk in the Foreign Office (Librarian's Dept.), 1890.

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.
Hopkins, Horace Edward (Mar. 7, 1873), son of Rev. E. H., Holy
Trinity Vicarage, Richmond.
Left in VII., April, 1892. Pembroke College, Cambridge; B.A. 1895.
Joseph, Charles Simpson (Nov. 28, 1872), son of N. S., architect,
34, Inverness Terrace, Bayswater.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1886, and again to Capitation
Scholars, January, 1889. Left in Sc. VII., July, 1889. Matric., London. Univ.,
First Class, June, 1889; architect and surveyor.
Kershaw, Horace (Dec. 3, 1871), son of J., merchant, Park House,
Willesden.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1885. Left in Math. VIII., July,
1890. Scholar of Queens' College, Cambridge, 1890; B.A., First Junior Optime,
Mathematical Tripos, 1893; appointed to a Mastership at Kingston-on-Thames,
1897; Assistant Mathematical Master, Christ's Hospital, Horsham.
Legg, Reginald Francis (Sept. 22, 1873), son of H. S., architect,
14, Prince Arthur's Road, South Hampstead.
Left in Army A., July, 1891. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, December,
1891; 2nd Lt., Prince of Wales' (Leinster) Regiment, May 20, 1893; Lieut.,
September 4, 1894; Capt., July 5, 1899 (as Legge).
Leigh-Hunt, Maurice Egerton (June 1, 1871), son of W. L., gentle-
man, 4, Holmesdale Road, Kew Gardens.
Left in Math. Matric., July, 1887. Matric., London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1887; in the service of the United Mexican Mining Company.
Marsland, Philip Rickards (June 18, 1869), son of R. W., solicitor,
2, Cumberland Gate, Kew.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1888. Matriculation, Lond. Univ., Second Class, June,
1888; Scholar of Christ Church, Oxford, 1888; B.A., Third Class, Natural
Science, 1893.
O'Mahony, Arthur Redmond (June 24, 1871), son of Captain R.,
3, Priory Gardens, Bedford Park.
Left in Sc. Matric., December, 1887. University Tutuorial Coll.; Matricula-
tion, First Class, London Univ., January, 1899.
Phillips, George (July, 1870), son of G., Culver House, Lion Gate
Gardens, Richmond.
Left in Science Matric., July, 1887. Edinburgh Univ., M.B. and C.M., 1893;
M.D. 1898; subsequently at King's Coll., London, and in Hamburgh; practising
at Ealing.
Rodriguez, Frederick Alfred (June 18, 1870), son of Mrs., 19,
Ladbroke Gardens, Notting Hill.
Left in U. II., December, 1885.
Rose, Sidney Cooper (Nov. 7, 1872), son of R., 26, Russell Road,
Kensington.
Left in U. IV., April, 1887.
Seligman, Herbert Spencer (July 14, 1872), son of L., banker,
Hereford House, The Grove, Boltons.
Left in Prelim. Math., July, 1888. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich,
July, 1890; 2nd Lieut., R.A., October 17, 1892; Lieut., October 17, 1895;
Capt., April 18, 1900.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Seligman, Walter Leopold (Aug. 18, 1873), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1886. Left in U. VIII., July, 1892.
Trinity Coll., Camb., Major Scholar, 1894; B.A., First Class (Second Division),
Classical Tripos, Part I., 1895; called to the Bar (Inner Temple), 1897; equity
draughtsman and conveyancer.
Skene, William Forbes (Aug. 5, 1873), son of F., clerk in House of
Lords, 13, Rockley Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in VII., July, 1891. Admission Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July,
1891; Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, at Shanghai.
Trotter, Victor Murray Coutts (May 12, 1874), son of Mrs., Alnwick
House, Ladbroke Grove Road, North Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1885. Captain 1892 and 1893;
Exhibitioner, 1893; High Master's Lat. Verse Prize, 1890; Bedford, 1890;
Ollivant, 1892 and 1893; Truro, 1893; Scholar of Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1892;
Hertford Scholar, 1894; First Class Classics Moderations, 1895; B.A., First
Class Litt. Hum., 1897; Eldon Law Scholar, 1898; called to the Bar (Inner
Temple), 1901.
Turner, Thomas Powys Owen (May 4, 1869), son of Mrs., 20, Baron's
Court Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1887. Student at Anglo-American Brush Electric
Corporation; B.A., Selwyn Coll., Camb., 1892; adopted the theatrical profession.
Walton, Frederick Edward (April 15, 1872), son of E. H., Dunstable
House, Sheen Park, Richmond.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1887.
Wells, George Frekerick (Jan. 9, 1870), nephew of Miss Dartnell,
Ardenville, Leamington, Warwickshire.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1886. Served as a volunteer through the war in
South Africa; he was with Methuen's column at Modder River, Graspan, and
in other engagements.
Wilson, George Francis (May 12, 1874), ward of Mrs. Wilson,
17, Bridge Avenue, Hammersmith.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1886. School of Electrical Engineering.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1885.
Batty, Henry Edmund (Jan. 6, 1872).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1884.
Bigby, Louis Ives Miller (Oct. 12, 1872).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1884.
Binyon, Charles Arthur (Mar. 9, 1874).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1884.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Braidwood, Harold Lithgow (Aug. 12, 1872), son of Mrs., care of
Mdm. Nicklet, Germania House, Neuenhum, Heidelberg.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1891. High Master's Lat. Ver. Prize,
1889; Scholar of Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford, 1890; First Class Classics
Moderations, 1893; B.A., Third Class Litt. Hum., 1895; admission, Indian Civil
Service, 1895; Assistant Collector and Magistrate (Madras).
Card, Ernest William (July 18, 1873), son of W. F., schoolmaster,
6, Maze Hill, Greenwich.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1892. Matric., Lond. Univ., First Class, January,
1892.
Channer, Alfred Orlando (Oct. 19, 1872), son of Rev. E. C., The
Vicarage, Desborough, Market Harboro', Northampton.
Left in VII., July, 1890. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July, 1890; now
in Australia.
Connell, William Percival (Sept. 17, 1872).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1884.
Geldart, William Martin (June 7, 1870), son of Rev. D. M.,
82, Lansdowne Road, Croydon.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1888. Sleath Prize, 1888; Kynaston,
1888; Scholar of Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1887; Hertford Scholar, 1889; Ireland and
Craven Scholar, 1889; Gaisford Prize, 1890; First Class Classics Moderations,
1890; Jenkyns Exbtn. (Balliol), 1890; Boden Scholar, 1891; Taylorian Scholar,
1891; B.A., First Class Litt. Hum., 1892; Fellow of St. John's, 1892; M.A.
1892; Derby Scholar, 1893; Eldon Scholar, 1894; called to the Bar (Lincoln's
Inn), 1897; Equity Draughtsman and Conveyancer; Fellow of Trinity College,
Oxford, 1901.
Gervis, Frederick Harcourt (Jan. 10, 1872), son of F. H., surgeon,
1, Fellowes Road, Haverstock Hill.
Left in U. Sc. VIII., April, 1890. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June,
1890; Scholar of St. Thomas's Hospital, 1891; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1896; L.R.C.P.,
Lond., 1896; M.D. (Brux.), 1901; apptd. House Surg., St. Thomas's Hosp.,
1896-7; apptd. to Junior Staff of Paddington Hosp. for Children, 1897-8;
apptd. Med. Offi., Hampstead Dispensary, 1900–1.
Godfrey, Leopold Henry (June 22, 1872), son of Camille, band-
master, R. H. Guards, 21, Lancaster Road, Westbourne Park.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1891. Matric., London Univ., Honours, January,
1889; John Watson Prizes, 1888, 1889, and 1890; Architect in the service
of the Government Public Board of Works, Bloemfontein.
Graves, John Phillipps Charles (Oct. 24, 1873), son of J. P. C.,
shipbroker, 42, Lower Sloane Street.
Left in L. M. VIII., April, 1891. Late Student, "Stade," Hanover.
Hopkins, Evan James (Dec. 12, 1871).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1884.
Jones, Frederick William (Dec. 20, 1871).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See January, 1885.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Kershaw, Horace (Dec. 3, 1871).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See April, 1885.
Learoyd, Arthur Gordon (Dec. 22, 1871), son of A. J., 39, Castletown
Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, January, 1888. Left in M. vIII., April,
1890. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July, 1890; Commission, Norfolk
Regiment, 1891; died November 6, 1895, aged 24.
Phillips, Christopher James (Sept. 13, 1873).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1884.
Radcliffe, Cuthbert (Oct. 12, 1872).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See January, 1885.
Stewart, Joseph Herbert (Feb. 12, 1873), son of Professor, 42, Sinclair
Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1892. Catholic priest, Gainsborough, Lincs.
Stranack, Wallace George Newton (Sept. 13, 1871), son of R. B.,
Government Cotton Inspector, 8, Mayfield Terrace, Ealing.
Left in Math. Matric., December, 1887.
First XI., 1887.
Stutchbury, Harold Owen (Sept. 14, 1873), son of G. F., Bank of
England, 228, The Grove, Hammersmith.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1892. Scholar of Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford, 1891;
First Class Classics Moderations, 1894; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1896;
Civil Service appointment (Local Government Board), 1896; called to the Bar
(Inner Temple), 1903.
Townsend, Meredith Milton (Feb. 22, 1873).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1884.
Trotter, Victor Murray Coutts (May 12, 1874), son of A., iron
merchant, West Lodge, Brook Green.
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See January, 1885.
Tubbs, Leonard (May 29, 1870), son of A. T.
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See January, 1885.
Turnbull, Hugh Prideaux (June 14, 1873).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1884.
Whitehouse, Harold John Innes (Oct. 23, 1872), son of H. J.,
schoolmaster, 61, Bethune Road, Stoke Newington.
Left in Matric., December, 1888. Smee Prize, 1888.

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CAPITATION
SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1885.
Adams, Henry Regnier (June 28, 1873), son of H., care of London
and County Bank, 111, Oxford Street.
Left in Further Math., July, 1889. Loco-Superintendent of the Huntslet
locomotives in the Soudan, 1898.
Bennett, Charles James (July 16, 1870), son of G., merchant, care
of H. Adams, Esq., 13, Warbeck Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1888.
Bone, William (Jan. 24, 1872), son of C. J., cheesemonger, 130, Tulse
Hill.
Left in III., December, 1886.
Matriculation, Lond. Univ., Second Class,
June, 1894; stock and share broker, London.
Boulton, Harold Edward Baker (Feb. 13, 1871), son of Mrs., 52, Elm
Park Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in Further Math., July, 1888. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July,
1888; Trin. Coll. Camb., 1889.
Box, Stanley Longhurst (Jan. 22, 1872), son of Jos., bootmaker,
Averley Tower, Farnham, Surrey.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Smee Prize, 1887, 1888, and 1889; Matric.,
London Univ., Second Class, June, 1889; St. Bartholomew's Hospital;
M.R.C.S., Eng., 1896; L.R.C.P., Lond., 1896; M.B. 1897; M.D. 1899; Diploma
of P. H., 1898.
Britton, Alfred Edward (Sept. 21, 1872), son of G., draper, Belle-
grove, Putney Park Avenue.
Left in Lower Matric., July, 1891.
Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1891; B.A., Third
Class, Jurisprudence, 1895; admitted solicitor in 1899; practising in London.
Carver, Eustace William (April 15, 1873), son of E. J., physician,
635, Fulham Road.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1888.
Chaplin, Robert Landells (Dec. 21, 1870), son of Mrs., 28, Penywern
Road, Earl's Court.
Left in VII., July, 1887.
Child, Charles John Mead (April 2, 1873), son of C. E., Ruthven,
The Avenue, Kew.
Left in Matric., July, 1889. Admitted solicitor, January, 1895; practising in
London.
Corfe, Robert Charles Hardy (April 27, 1870), son of R. P. C.,
14, Castletown Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. Matric., December, 1887.
Dove, Harry (July 12, 1873), son of A. S. L., gas company, 62,
Redcliffe Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in L. v., July, 1889. Manager of the Charing Cross branch of the Union
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Forbes, Athole Murray Hay (July 22, 1870), son of Mrs., 22, The
Grove, Chiswick.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1887. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, January,
1890; 2nd Lieut., Royal Scots Fusiliers, March 4, 1891; Lieut., June 19, 1893;
Capt., March 11, 1899; operations on N.W. Frontier of India, 1897-8: operations
on the Samana; action of the Ublan Pass; with Tirah Exped. Force; Medal
with 2 clasps.
Forman, Arthur Baron (Sept. 26, 1873), son of R., 15, Longridge
Road, South Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1887. Left in Army A., December,
1890. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July, 1891; Commission, R.A., 1893;
2nd Lieut., March 14, 1894; Lieut., March 14, 1897; Capt., September 15, 1900;
received the Silver Medals of the Royal Humane Society and of Lloyd's for
distinguished gallantry at the wreck of the Warren Hastings, 1897.
Frank, William Francis Joseph (April 5, 1872), son of J., hop
merchant, 87, Warwick Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1888. Smee Prize, 1886.
Francis-Williams, Cecil Hughes (June 7, 1873), son of B. F.,
barrister, Q.C., 65, Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., April, 1892. St. George's Hosp.; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1900;
L.R.C.P., Lond., 1900.
Shepard Challenge Cup (tie with H. T. M. Bell), 1892.
Fyfe, Andrew Johnstone (May 28, 1873), son of Dr., 42, Montpelier
Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1887. Left in L. VIII., July, 1889.
Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford; B.A., Fourth Class Jurisprudence, 1893; admitted
solicitor in 1898; practising in London.
Gibbons, Rowland Vincent (Feb. 13, 1872), son of V., 4, The Terrace,
Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1887.
Gilbertson, Charles (Dec. 7, 1870), son of J., draper, 27, Shaftesbury
Road.
Left in Sc. Matric., December, 1887. Christ's College, Cambridge, 1888; B.A.
1891; M.A. 1898; admitted solicitor in 1895; practising in London.
Gloag, Wilfrid Dundas (Feb. 24, 1873), son of Capt., 9, Gloucester
Walk, Kensington.
Left in April, 1886. On the Stock Exchange, London.
Gray, Francis Cecil (Dec. 28, 1871), son of E. R., artist, 76, Fulham
Road.
Left in U. v. A., April, 1890. Smee Prize, 1887; in Queensland.
Green, Vincent (May 9, 1870), son of H. C., Kingsdown Lodge,
Ealing Common.
Left in Science Matric., July, 1887. Smee Prize, 1887; M.B. and C.M., Edin.,
1892; M.D., Edin., 1895.
Haig, Sidney Montague (Dec. 13, 1873), son of F. M., distiller,
Carnforth Lodge, Hammersmith.
Left in VII., July, 1890. Royal College of Science; afterwards in Germany:
Brewer; Lieut., 1st Vol. Batt., North Staffs. Regt., February 24, 1897.

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Halford, Ernest Samuel (Oct. 8, 1872), son of F., shipbuilder,
35, Inverness Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1889.
Hamilton, Frederick Geary (May 17, 1874), son of Sir R. G. C.,
K.C.B., Under Secretary's Lodge, Phoenix Park, Dublin.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1886. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1893. Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 1894; Third Class Classics Moderations, 1896;
B.A. 1899; Assistant Master, Aldenham School.
Harris, Henry Leslie (April 16, 1872), son of H., tea-broker, 19,
South Hill Park Gardens, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1889. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June, 1889;
Associate of the Institute of Electrical Engineers.
Henderson, Thomas John (Dec. 25, 1870), son of Mrs., 25, Sussex
Villas, Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1887.
Homersham, Thomas Henry Collett (Aug. 30, 1870), son of S. C.,
civil engineer, 13, Charleville Road, Baron's Court.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1886.
James, Sidney Herbert (April 16, 1872), J., commercial clerk,
91, Addison Road, Kensington.
Left in Math. v., April, 1888.
Legg, Frederick John (Dec. 1, 1873), son of J., 21, Warwick Gardens,
Kensington.
Left in Sc. VII., December, 1889. Merchant's clerk; now at Mombasa, East
Africa.
Ludlam, Allan Leslie (Dec. 23, 1869), son of Mrs., 15, Sinclair
Gardens, West Kensington.
Left in III., December, 1886.
Marriott, Norman Yorke (Dec. 22, 1871), son of M., Civil Service,
Fielding House, Fielding Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in 1., December, 1885. Lincoln's Inn."
Michôd, Frederic Archibald Hope (Aug. 22, 1872), son of Major,
C. S., 13, Templeton Place, Earl's Court.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1889. Smee Prizes, 1887 and 1888. Matric.,
London Univ., Second Class, June, 1889. St. Mary's Hospital, Assistant
Demonstrator, 1893; apptd. on Junior Staff, St. Mary's Hosp., 1896-7;
M.R.C.S., Eng., 1897; L.R.C.P., Lond., 1897; Diploma of Roy. Coll. Phys.
and Surgs., 1897; M.B., Lond. Univ., 1898; practising in Tambo, Queensland.
Mitchell, William Weston (June 25, 1870), son of Col., Riversdale,
The Priory, Kew Gardens.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1886. Served in Sudan Campaign, 1898 (Battle of
Omdurman), Crete, 1898-9, and South African War; secretary to a public
company.
Moore, William Fradgley (April 14, 1872), son of Dr. G. L., 37,
Hertford Street, Mayfair.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Mudford, Frederic George (Mar. 29, 1873), son of F., newspaper
proprietor, 28, Ladbroke Square.
Left in U. Sc. VIII., July, 1892. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June,
1890.
Nicholson, George John Lothian (Oct. 3, 1871), son of Lt.-Gen. Sir L.
(K.C.B., R.E.), 4, Gliddon Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1889. Electrical engineer.
First XI., 1889.
Nicholson, William Glaister (Jan. 3, 1870), son of H., solicitor,
8, Collingham Road, South Kensington.
Left in VII., July, 1887. Merchant and commission agent.
Parker, Alfred Watson (Jan. 22, 1871), son of G. W., assurance
agent.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1887.
Perkins, Denis Campbell (Jan. 1, 1872), son of Surg.-Gen., 31, Castle-
town Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1888.
Phillips, Frank Addison (July 30, 1871), son of F., Civil Service,
5, Porchester Square, Hyde Park.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1889. Matric., London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1889; M.R.C.P., Eng., 1895; L.R.C.S., Lond., 1895; appointed on
Junior Staff of St. George's Hosp., 1896-7; died on March 19, 1902, aged 30.
Rice, Fabian Arthur Besant (Jan. 27, 1872), son of Mrs., 6, St.
Dunstan's Road, West Kensington.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1890. Christ's College, Cambridge, 1890.
Richards, Francis Graham (Nov. 12, 1873), son of E., civil engineer,
24, Abingdon Street, Westminster.
Left in Army B., December, 1890. M.R.C.S., Eng., 1899; L.R.C.P., Lond.,
1899; Diploma of the R. C. P. and S., 1899; Lieut., R.A.M.C., 1899 (in charge
of the 2nd Scottish Rifles, Elandslaagte, May, 1900); Capt., 1902.
Russell, Francis Henry (Feb. 28, 1872), son of Mrs. Casper, 8, Hornton
Street, Kensington.
Left in Matric., April, 1889. B.A., Clare Coll., Camb.; articled pupil to char-
tered accountant.
Salaman, Euston Abraham (Nov. 6, 1871), son of M., merchant,
Westworth House, Mill Hill.
Left in Matric., December, 1888. Managing director of Salaman & Co. (now
abroad).
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Shaw, Richard Westall (Oct. 1, 1873), son of R. W., shipbroker,
20, Pembridge Crescent, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. Matric., April, 1888.
Stewart, Charles Howard (April 18, 1871), son of Prof., 2, Lincoln's
Inn Fields.
Left in Sc. Matric., December, 1887. Smee Prize, 1887; L.S.A., 1893; M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., 1894.
Stewart, Donald Allan (May 14, 1871), son of H. D., commission
agent, 21, Courtfield Road, South Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1887.
Stokoe, Thomas Richard (May 5, 1872), son of Major (abroad).
Left in Further Math., December, 1889. Royal Military College, Sandhurst,
July, 1891; 2nd Lieut., 1st Batt., Duke of Cornwall's Light Inf., December 17,
1892; Lieut., May 8, 1895; Capt., June 7, 1900 (severely wounded in the thigh
at Krugerspost, October 6, 1901).
Storey, Robert John Baker (Dec. 14, 1873), son of R. J., 2, Mawson
Place, Chiswick Mall.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1890. Brewer at Chiswick.
Thomas, Walwyn (Nov. 29, 1870), son of Mrs., Rhos Villa, Wellfield,
Carmarthen.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1886. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1889. Scholar of Christ's Coll., Camb., 1889; B.A., Second Class
Nat. Sc. Tripos, 1892; M.B., B.C. 1895; Wm. Brown Exhibition, St. Geo.
Hosp.; now practising at Pier Head, Alfred Docks, Cape Town.
Captain First XV., 1888.
Thornycroft, John Edward (Sept. 5, 1872), son of J. J., torpedo
boat builder, Eyot Villa, Chiswick.
Left in Sc. VII., December, 1889. Smee Prizes, 1887 and 1888; torpedo boat
builder.
Tribe, Alfred Gladstone (Aug. 22, 1869), son of Professor of
Chemistry, 14, Denbigh Road, Bayswater.
Transferred from Foundationers. See April, 1883. Left in Sc. VIII., April,
1886.
Wilkinson, Colin Thomas (May 23, 1873), son of J., 6, Peterborough
Villas, Fulham.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1889. Selwyn College, Cambridge; took Holy Orders,
but resigned; Commission in Imperial (Bedfordshire) Yeomanry, February 28,
1902; served in South African War, 1900, with 59th Co. I. Y.; Captain, Imp.
Yeomany, 1904.
Wilson, Frederick, son of Mrs., 42, Addison Road, North
Kensington.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Admissions, January, 1886.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1886.
Britten, Frank Curzon (Jan. 16, 1870), son of G., draper, 49, Stern-
dale Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1888. Matric., London Univ., First Class, January,
1887; Exhibitioner of Christ Church, Oxford, 1889; adm. R.M.C., Sandhurst,
June, 1889; B.A., Third Class Nat. Sc. Tripos, 1894; M.A. 1896; 2 terms
Lecturer at Oxford Technical Sch. ; 3 years at Thame Grammar Sch. ; 2 years at
Peter Symond's Sch., Winchester; F.C.S.; Author of The Giant Engine, &c.;
Member, I.A.H.M.; Head Master of Perin's Grammar School, Alresford, 1903.
Brunyate, James Bennett (Mar. 22, 1871), son of Rev. W., The
Manse, Spanish Road, Wandsworth.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1889. Exhibi-
tioner of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1888; Indian Civil Service (First), July,
1889; First Exam. (Prize for Law), 1891; Appointment, 1891; Under Secretary
to Govt. (N.W. Prov. and Oudh), 1896; Under Secretary to Govt. of India
(Finance), 1897.
Fergusson, John Carlyle (June 17, 1872), son of Dr., Lincoln
House, Richmond, Surrey.
Left in U. VII. (Captain and Exhibitioner), July, 1891. Scholar of Trinity
Coll., Oxford, 1890; First Class Classics Moderations, 1893; B.A., Third Class
Litt. Hum., 1895; Indian Civil Service, July, 1895; Assistant Magistrate (N.W.
Prov. and Oudh) and Collector.
Mathews, Leslie Henry Staverton (Mar. 1, 1875), son of J. A. S.,
solicitor, 40, Cathcart Road, South Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1894. High Master's Prize (Latin Verse), 1891; Scholar
of Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1893; First Class Classics Moderations, 1896; Craven
Scholar, 1896; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1898; Assistant Master St. Paul's
School, 1899.
First XI., 1892-4; First XV., 1893; Captain of Gymnastics, 1892-4; Alder-
shot Competition, 1893; Aldershot Boxing, 1894.
Mathews, Percy Staverton (Oct. 28, 1872), as above.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, January, 1889. Left in Army B.,
December, 1891. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, December, 1891; Com-
mission, Norfolk Regt., August, 1892; was accidentally killed whilst out
shooting by falling over a precipice at Naini Tal, August 2nd, 1897, aged 25.
Parker, Percy Barron (April 2, 1872).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1885.
Seligman, Walter Leopold (Aug. 15, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1885.
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Thompson, Cherbury Lyttleton Eyre (Mar. 9, 1875), son of J. E.,
barrister, 141, Ladbroke Grove Road, Notting Hill.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1892. Brasenose College, Oxford (no degree); went
on the stage as "Lyttleton Eyre"; died from pneumonia, December 25, 1902,
aged 28.
Tombleson, James Bennett (Nov. 7, 1872), son of J. B., farmer,
Westfield, Barton-on-Humber.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1890. Smee Prize, 1886; Matric.,.
London Univ., First Class, June, 1889; Scholar of Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford,
1890; B.A., Third Class Nat. Science, Oxford, 1894; M.B. Bac. Surg., 1896;
Obstetric House Physician, St. Thomas's Hosp., 1896-7.
Vernède, Arthur Henry (Sept. 30, 1872), son of O., solicitor,
91, Lansdowne Road, Notting Hill.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1891. Butterworth Prize, 1890; Scholar of Corpus
Christi College, Oxford, 1891; Second Class Classics Moderations, 1893; B.A.,
Third Class Litt. Hum., 1895; Indian Civil Service, July, 1895; Assistant
Magistrate (Bengal) and Collector.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1886.
Aldridge, Thomas Henry Unite (Mar. 2, 1874), son of J. H., coal
merchant, 394, Uxbridge Road.
Left in Intermediate Math., July, 1889. Late engineer under Colonial Office
at Lagos, West Africa; appointed Chief Electrical Engineer to the Municipality
of Shanghai, China, 1901.
Arnould, Henry Lloyd (April 12, 1872), son of A. H., barrister,
9, Nevern Square, South Kensington.
Left in U. M. VIII., April, 1891. Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford, 1891; Second
Class Classics Mods., 1893; B.A., Third Class Modern History, 1895; M.A. 1898;
in Holy Orders.
Atchison, Charles Claremont (Dec. 9, 1871), son of C. C., accountant,
106, Belsize Road, South Hampstead.
Left in U. III., December, 1887. Inland Revenue Office, Deputy Registrar,
Land Tax Branch, Secretary's office.
Barwell, Rowland Clint (Oct. 11, 1870), son of F. B., Inspector
(Science and Art), Holland House, Warwick Road, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1888.
Brackenridge, Upton Percival (Oct. 6, 1872), son of Mrs., French
School, Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.
Left in L. II., December, 1886.
Bruce, John Elliot Lidderdale (Jan. 10, 1870), son of Mrs.,
7, Bolingbroke Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in Math. Matric., December, 1886. Royal Military College, Woolwich,
June, 1887; 2nd Lieut. (R.A.), February 15, 1889; Lieut., February 15, 1892;
Capt., July 19, 1899; Burma, 1891; Wuntho Expedition, as Orderly Officer;
Despatches, Lond. Gaz., February 9, 1892; Waziristan Expedition, 1894-5;
Clasp; N.W. Frontier of India, 1897-8; with Tochi Field Force; South African
War, 1899-1900; Medal with 3 clasps.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Clark, John Pain (Aug. 21, 1872), nephew of W., architect,
10, Barons Court Road.
Left in Matric., July, 1889. John Watson Prize, 1889.
Cookson, Dayrell Montague (Sept. 9, 1871), son of M. H., lawyer,
29, Rutland Gate, South Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1887. Left in L. VIII., December,
1888; now Cookson-Crackanthorpe.
Coutts, Charles Burdett (May 7, 1872), son of Mrs., 12, Marlboro'
Villas, Richmond Hill.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1887. Died at Richmond, November 2, 1900,
aged 28.
Dickson, Henry Arthur David (Nov. 15, 1870), son of Rev.
G. D. W., 75, St. George's Square.
Left in Matric., July, 1888. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June, 1888;
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1893; Senior House Surgeon, St. Thomas's Hospital,
1894; Surg. Lieut., Ind. Med. Service, July 29, 1896.
Gibbon, Charles Henry (July 21, 1872), son of S., physician,
39, Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., July, 1890. B.A., Clare Coll., Camb.
Gibbons, Alfred (Feb. 8, 1874), son of V., 4, The Terrace,
Kensington.
Left in U. IV., April, 1888.
Gibson, Sydney Herbert (Sept. 9, 1874), son of C. R., lawyer,
Westhill Lodge, Dartford, Kent.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1887. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner),
July, 1893. Smee Prizes, 1892 and 1893; Matric., London Univ., First Class,
January, 1891; Scholar of Jesus College, Cambridge, 1892; First M.B. (Biology,
Chemistry, and Physics), 1895; B.A., Third Class Natural Science, Part I.,
1896.
Hadrill, Henry Clements (Nov. 16, 1873), son of H. J., 53, Belsize
Avenue.
Left in U. IV., April, 1887.
Hamilton, John Roper (Sept. 20, 1873), son of J., 20, King Street
East, Hammersmith.
Left in U. III., April, 1887.
Hardcastle, Edward Lewis (April 17, 1874), son of H. J. C., wine
merchant, 8, Pembridge Crescent.
Left in Army A., July, 1891. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July, 1891;
2nd Lieut., R.A., November 23, 1893; Lieut., November 23, 1896; Capt.,
April 1, 1900.
Jacobs, Philip Acland (Jan. 18, 1873), brother of S., merchant,
2, London Wall Avenue, London Wall.
Left in Sc. Matric., April, 1888.

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Johnson, Norman Hunt Adams (Sept. 13, 1871), son of Mrs.,
23, Gordon Road, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1888. Hatfield Hall, Durham, B.A.; in Holy
Orders.
First XV., 1888-9.
Kemp, Julian Ernest Sandford (Feb. 2, 1871), son of W. F.,
barrister, 5, Berkeley Gardens, Campden Hill.
Left in VII., December, 1888.
Lupton, Roger (Dec. 10, 1872), son of J. I., vet. surgeon, Matson
Red House, Marsh Gate, Richmond.
Left in vI., July, 1889. Secretary of Public Companies.
Melville, Robert George (Aug. 25, 1872), son of R., barrister,
8, Argyll Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1886.
Montagu, Louis Samuel (Dec. 10, 1869).
See Foundationers, September, 1883.
Morley, Basil Ellis (June 24, 1872), son of R. G., 7, Courtfield
Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in L. v., December, 1886. Member of London Stock Exchange.
Muir, Hugh Brown (Oct. 29, 1871), son of H. B., East India
merchant, 192, Cromwell Road.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1889. Matric., London Univ., First Class, January,
1888; Exhibitioner of King's College, Cambridge, 1891; B.A., Second Class
Natural Science Tripos, Part I., 1894; M.B. Bac. Surg., 1896; St. George's
and St. Thomas's Hosp.; apptd. on Junior Staff of Victoria Hospital for
Children, 1896-7.
Niblett, Herbert Henry James Morton (July 5, 1872), son of F. Y.,
Lengthorpe, Edgware Road, Brondesbury.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1890.
Owen, Cecil Vaughan Meredith (Mar. 12, 1874), son of J. P., tutor,
115, Lancaster Road, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1837. Left in U. VIII., July, 1893.
Milton Prize, 1891; Hulme Exhibitioner, Brasenose College, Oxford, 1893 (no
degree); Assistant Tutor in St. Paul's School.
Palmer, Ralph John (Mar. 3, 1871), son of J. E., barrister-at-law,
8A, Albert Place, Kensington.
Left in U. III., December, 1887.
Perry, Arthur Ludlow (Mar. 14, 1871), son of Surg.-Major, Cold-
stream Guards, 3, St. George's Square.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1888. Matric., London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1889.
Reeson, Henry Sutton (April 25, 1872), son of J., clerk to a gas
company, 5, Boyne Terrace, Notting Hill.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Robinson, Lawrence Hanbury (Mar. 12, 1874), son of Mrs.,
5, Girdler's Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1888.
Sadler, Ralph Samuel Slade (Mar. 23, 1872), son of Mrs., 40, Min-
ford Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1887.
Sansbury, Cyril Jackson (Dec. 9, 1869), son of W. J., 4, Montrose
Villas, Winthorpe Road, Putney.
Transferred from Foundationers. See September, 1883.
Shaw, William Vernon (Jan. 15,
Vicarage, Chelsea.
1874), son of Rev. J., St. John's
Left in L. IV., December, 1886. Exhibitioner, Ball. Coll., Oxford, 1891;
Scholar, Christ Church, 1892; B.A. (First Class Natural Science), 1897; Kers-
lake Scholar, 1900; M.B. and B.Ch. 1900; M.A., M.D. 1903; Lecturer in Physi-
ology, St. John's Coll., Oxford; Scholar of St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington.
Snowdon, Arthur de Winton (Sept. 12, 1872), son of Rev. J. H.,
The Vicarage, Hammersmith.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1891. Matric., London Univ., Second Class, June,
1889; Christ's College, Cambridge; B.A., Third Class Natural Science Tripos,
Part I., 1894; M.A. 1901; St. George's Hospital, M.B.B.C., 1902; M.R.C.S.,
Eng., 1897; L.R.C.P., Lond., 1897; Civil Surgeon, Roy. Army Med. Corps;
apptd. House Surg., Grahamstown Hosp., South Africa, 1899.
Cambridge Trial Eights, 1893.
Solomon, Philip Leonard (Dec. 10, 1870), son of Joseph, leather-
dresser, 4, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1887.
Stewart, Robert MacLeod (June 14, 1872), son of Rev. R.,
28, Montpelier Square.
Left in L. III., July, 1886. Died, May 11, 1896, aged 24.
Stewart, Allan Patrick Nesfield (Dec. 22, 1873), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1887. Left in L. VIII., July, 1891.
In Calcutta.
Strange, Robert Gordon (June 1, 1872), son of W. H., doctor,
2, Belsize Avenue, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Matric., London University, First Class, June,
1889; St. Thomas's Hospital, Certificate of Honour, 1893; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
Lond., 1896; M.B. (Honours), Bac. Surg., Univ. Lond., M. S., London, 1904;
House Surg., St. Thomas's Hosp., 1896-7; Univ. Coll. Hospital, 1900-1.
Stülpnagel, Charles William (Sept. 25, 1872), ward of Dr. Hensley,
Director of Lahore College, 10, Coleherne Road, South Ken-
sington.
Left in L. v., April, 1887. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January,
1889; Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, December, 1889; 2nd Lieut., R.A.,
March 23, 1892; Lieut., March 23, 1895; Capt., January 3, 1900.

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Szczepanski, Charles Carrington (July 29, 1870), son of Mrs.,
33, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. I., July, 1886. Died at Hilton College, Pietermaritzburg, on
March 7, 1893, aged 22, where he had been a master for two years.
Turner, Arthur George (April 21, 1874), son of Rev. C. S., 49,
Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1890.
Vivian, Harold Ernest Farquhar (July 24, 1872), son of C.,
80, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1890.
John Watson Prize, 1890; Matric., London
University, Second Class, January, 1891.
Waley, John David (Sept. 9, 1870), son of S. W., stockbroker,
139, Harley Street.
Left in April, 1886. Stock and Share broker; 2nd Lieut., 6th (Militia) Batt.,
The Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regt.), 1899; Capt., 1901.
Waterfield, Charles Alan (Sept. 18, 1869), son of E., 1, Lime Grove
Villas, East Sheen.
Transferred from Foundationers.
See September, 1883.
Wilcox, Harold Charles (June 8, 1873), son of R., 75, Elsham Road,
Kensington.
Left in U. Matric., December, 1890. Smee Prize, 1890.
Wood, Kyrle Mills (July 9, 1871), son of Mrs., 49, Oxford Gardens,
North Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1887. Bank of England, Western Branch.
Woodhouse, Barham Mansell (June 30, 1873), son of T. W.,
13, Holland Villas Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VII., December, 1890. A. C. A.
Woodward, Francis William Wilson (Nov. 20, 1868), son of Mrs.,
16, Chepstow Place.
Left in II., July, 1886.
Woodward, John Willoughby Wilson (Nov. 20, 1868), as above.
Left in Special, July, 1886.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April, 1886.
Garsia, Harry Carew (Feb. 9, 1875), son of Colonel, 34, Russell
Road, Kensington.
Left in Army A., April, 1890. Merton College, Oxford; Second Class Mathe-
matics Moderations, 1895; B.A. 1898; Civil Service Exam., July, 1898; called
to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, 1901; Equity Draughtsman and Conveyancer.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Forman, Douglas Evans (Sept. 18, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1885.
Magnus, Laurie (Aug. 5, 1872).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1884.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted May, 1886.
Anderson, John William Stewart (April 22, 1874), son of Mrs.,
206, Holland Road, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1886. Left in U. VIII., 1893.
Thruston Prize, 1892; Sleath Prize, 1893; Scholar of Trinity College, Oxford,
1892; First Class Classics Moderations, 1895; B.A., First Class Litt. Hum.,
1896; Sub-Librarian, Trinity Coll., Oxford; Adm. Civil Service, July, 1897;
Private Sec. to Adml. Lord Walter Ker, G.C.B., 1902; Assistant Principal Clerk
in the Victualling Dept. of the Admiralty, 1904.
Beamish, Sackville Edward Cecil Hamilton (May 13, 1872), son of
Admiral, 32, Leinster Square, Hyde Park.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1887. 2nd Lieut. West India Regt., October 18, 1893;
Lieut., January 16, 1895; Ashanti Expedition, 1895-6, Star; Capt., December 30,
1899; Army Pay Dept., 1902.
Brend, William Alfred (April 29, 1873), son of Dr., 6, Argyle Road,
Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1889. Left in U. Sc. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1892. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June, 1889; Smee
Prizes, 1890 and 1892; Scholar of Sidney Sussex Coll., Cambridge, 1892; B.A.,
Camb. (First Class Nat. Sc. Tripos), 1895; M.A. 1901; B.Sc., Lond. (Honours),
1896; M.B. (Honours in For. Med.), 1903; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1902,
practising in London. Author of The Story of the Ice (1899).
Brett, Erskine Templeton (Aug. 4, 1872), son of Major-General,
14, Holland Park Terrace, Kensington.
Died (being in Math. v.), April 30, 1888, of rheumatic fever, aged 16, a few
days after passing the Army Preliminary Exam.
Breul, Frederick Alexander (Mar. 29, 1873), son of C. F. A.,
merchant, 75, Philbeach Gardens.
Left in Army A., December, 1891. Smee Prizes, 1889 and 1890; John
Watson Prize, 1890; Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July, 1892; Commis-
sion, 1893; 2nd Lieut. Gloucestershire Regt., October 21, 1893; Lieut.,
January 10, 1898; Capt., November 11, 1903; South African War, 1899-1900;
Operations in Natal, 1899, including actions at Rietfontein and Lombard's
Kop; taken prisoner at Nicholson's Nek; Medal with 3 clasps.
Bruce, Malcolm Edward Lloyd (Feb. 12, 1872), son of Mrs.,
7, Bolingbroke Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in VII., April, 1890. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, January, 1891;
2nd Lieut. Derbyshire Regt., August 13, 1892; Lieut., September 13, 1893;
Lieut. Ind. S.C., July 18, 1896; Capt., August 13, 1901.
Buller, William Ayerst Hooker (June 27, 1872), son of G. N.,
2, Palaces Houses, Bayswater Hill.
Left in Matric., July, 1888,

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Butler, Thomas Harrison (Mar. 19, 1871), son of Rev. G. W., The
Rectory, Broad Mayne, Dorchester.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1889. Scholar of Corpus Christi College,
Oxford, 1888; Matric., London Univ., First Class, January, 1889; B.A., First
Class Natural Science, 1893; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1895; L.R.C.P., Lond., 1895;
M.B. Bac. Surg., 1895, Oxford; Radcliffe Travelling Fellow, 1896; St. George's
Hosp.; M.D. 1902; House Surg., Roy. Free Hosp.; House Phys., St. Bartholo-
mew's Hosp.; Assistant Surgeon, Ophthalmic Hospital, Jerusalem.
Carter, Wilfred Becher (April 14, 1872), son of Dr. B., 27, Queen
Anne Street, Cavendish Square.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Died, April 24, 1898.
Chamier, Stephen Dupré (Sept. 19, 1873), stepson of Mrs. and son
of Lieut.-Col. F. E. A. Chamier, 8, Newton Grove, Bedford
Park, Chiswick.
Left in II., July, 1886. In India.
Channer, George Kendall (Oct. 5, 1873), son of Col., 79, Fyfield
Road, Oxford.
Left in Prelim. Math., December, 1888. Subsequently at Shrewsbury School;
Royal Military College, Sandhurst, December, 1892; Commission (India), 1895,
2nd Lieut., Ind. Staff Corps, April 3, 1896; Lieut., April 16, 1897; Capt., 1904;
Medal with 2 clasps; Tirah, 1897-8, clasp.
Chaplin, James Graham (July 1, 1873), son of J. H., 28, Penywern
Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1888. 2nd Lieut., The Cameronians, December 12, 1894;
Lieut., June 24, 1896; Capt., January 25, 1900; Operations on N.W. Frontier of
India, 1897-8; with Tochi Field and Tirah Exped. Forces; Medal with 2
clasps.
Cockburn, John (Aug. 24, 1872), son of J., jewel merchant, Abbott-
dene, Greenside, Richmond.
Left in Matric., July, 1889. Jeweller at Richmond.
Corfe, Cecil Wentworth Edward (Mar. 11, 1873), son of R. P. C.,
14, Castletown Road, West Kensington.
Left in Remove, July, 1889.
Curtis, Arthur Cecil (Feb. 11, 1874), son of Mrs., 7, Westgate
Terrace, South Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1886. Removed to Westminster
School; Eton Scholar, King's Coll., Camb., 1894; B.A., First Class Classical
Tripos, Part I., 1896; M.A. 1901; in the Education Office.
Davies, Ernest Woodbine (July 3, 1873), son of Rev. R. H.,
178, Oakley Street, Chelsea.
Left in VI., July, 1889.
Chelsea Church.
Stockbroker's clerk; author of History of Old
Edwards, Augustus Lea (June 4, 1873), son of G. L., retired naval
officer, Norma, Heathfield Park, Willesden Lane.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1889. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June, 1889;
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1899.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Fladgate, Charles Gerald (Aug. 12, 1872), son of F., 2, Barclay
Road, Fulham.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888.
Francis-Williams, Herbert (May 8, 1874), son of B., barrister,
24, Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in vI. B., July, 1893. Assistant-Master, Clevelands, Bedford.
Glyn, Lionel Claude (Aug. 4, 1873), son of R. H., banker, Hillside,
Cricklewood.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1891. Scholar of Merton College, Oxford, 1892;
Second Class Modern History, 1896; B.A. 1897; Assistant Master at Aysgarth
School, Newton-le-Willows.
Hadwen, Theodore Lovel D. (May 26, 1872), son of J. L., timber
merchant, 2, St. Mary's Grove, Richmond, Surrey.
Left in Sc. Matric., December, 1887.
Hamilton, Alan Woodford Ball (Mar. 26, 1870), son of Sir R. G. C.,
K.C.B., Under-Secretary's Lodge, Phoenix Park, Dublin.
Transferred from Foundationers. See September, 1882.
Hockley, Thomas Allen (Sept. 14, 1872), son of T. A. G., Oakgates,
Barnes.
Left in U. II., July, 1887. St. John's College, Hurstpierpoint, 1887-8; builder.
Hopkinson, Bertram (Jan. 11, 1874), son of J., engineer, 3, Holland
Villas Road, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1886. Left in Math. vIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1891. Smee Prize, 1888; Matric., London Univ., First Class,
January, 1890; Major Scholar of Trinity College, Camb., 1890; Perry Exhibitioner,
1892; First Class Honours in Physics (London), 1893; First Class Honours in Math.
(London), 1893; Mathematical Prize, Trin. Coll., Camb., 1894; B.A. (ægrotat),
1895; First Class Mathematical Tripos, Part II., 1896; Capt., R. Eng. (Volun-
teers), 1903; Major, 1903; appointed Professor of Mechanism and Applied
Mechanics, Camb., 1903.
Houseman, Edward Albert (Dec. 24, 1872), son of L., Coulby Manor,
Ormsby, Middlesboro.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1891. Clare Coll., Camb.; B.A. 1894; M.B., Bac. Surg.,
1897; Civil Surg., R.A.M.C. in South Africa, ment. in Despatches, Lond. Gaz.,
February 8, 1901; House Surg. and Phys., St. George's Hosp., 1899.
Irvine, Henry William Kennedy (Feb. 23, 1873), son of W., Hollis-
croft, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in vi. B., April, 1891. Trinity Hall, Cambridge; B.A. 1894; M.A. 1898.
Jefferis, Frank (Feb. 17, 1871), son of W. H., Hill End, Henbury.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1889. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June,
1889.
Longworth, Alfred (Oct. 4, 1871), nephew of W. Clarkson Birch,
14, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1887.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Mignon, Jephson George (Dec. 4, 1870), son of Colonel, 132,
Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Math. VIII., April, 1888. Matric., London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1888; Royal Military College, Sandhurst, January, 1890; Commission,
Leicestershire Regt., 1891; Commission as Captain, Imperial Yeomanry, June 19,
1901.
Pears, Maurice Loraine (Sept. 15, 1872), son of Mrs., 71, Gunter-
stone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Math. Matric., March, 1887. 2nd Lt., the Cameronians, December 17,
1892; Lieut., January 4, 1895; Capt., March 1, 1899; South Africa, mentioned.
in Despatches, Lond. Gaz., July 29, 1902.
Pole, Chandos Edward Van-Notten (Nov. 6, 1872), son of Mrs.,
29, Stonor Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. III., July, 1887. Commission (from Yeomanry), 2nd Lieut., 2nd
Dragoon Guards, May 5, 1900; Lieut., February 22, 1901; resigned his com-
mission in 1903.
Pownall, Edward George (June 27, 1874), son of Col. B., 37,
Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1892. Joined the Bechuanaland Police in 1893, and
went through the Matabele War of 1896. He entered the Chartered Mines
Office of Salisbury, South Africa, and afterwards held the position of Mining
Commissioner; served with the Rhodesian Forces in the South African War.
Died of fever at Hartley, Rhodesia, May 25, 1903, aged 29.
Prosser, William Wozencraft Thomas (Nov. 22, 1870), son of D.,
farmer, Fygwyn, Carmarthen.
Left in Sc. Matric., December, 1887. Admitted solicitor, 1893, practising at
Carmarthen.
Rowe, Sydney Arthur Farquharson (July 2, 1873), son of Mrs.,
49, Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Left in Interm. Math., April, 1889. Intermediate Exam. Law Society, 1904.
de Schmid, Charles Gerard Herbert (July 2, 1872), son of C. J. G.,
1, Dealtry Road, Putney.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1888.
de Schmid, Louis Thomas Irving (July 2, 1872), as above.
Left in Sc. Matric., April, 1888.
Seligman, Arthur Maximilian (July 17, 1872), son of Mrs., 3,
Moreton Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in L. IV., July, 1887. Removed to Harrow School. Trinity Hall, Camb.,
1892.
Shairp, Alexander (Sept. 17, 1873), son of N. W., 3, Sinclair
Gardens, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1886. Left in Math. VIII., July, 1890.
Appointed 2nd Lt. (from Militia) Unatt., November 28, 1894; 2nd Lt., Ind. Staff
Corps, February 20, 1896; Lieut., February 28, 1897; Captain, November 28,
1903.
Sidgwick, Alexander Drury (June 3, 1872), son of E., solicitor,
29, Gloucester Square, Hyde Park.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1889. Solicitor.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Watney, Stephen Cecil (July 21, 1868), son of J., solicitor, Sherman-
bury House, Reigate.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1887. Corn factor.
First XI., 1887.
Whitlock, Victor Hugh (April 23, 1870), son of F.
See Foundation Scholars, September, 1882.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1886.
Allen, George Henry (Nov. 30, 1873), son of G. H., jeweller,
Lancaster Lodge, Grange Road, Ealing.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1892. Exhibitioner, Trinity College,
Oxford, 1891; First Class Classics Moderations, 1894; B.A., Second Class Litt.
Hum., 1896; called to the Bar (Inner Temple); Equity Draughtsman and Con-
veyancer.
Anderson, John William Stewart (April 22, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1886.
Bernays, Albert Evan (April 21, 1874), son of Dr., Professor of
Chemistry, St. Thomas's Hospital, 1, Priory Villas, Kew.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1893. Major Scholar, Trinity College,
Camb., 1891; Perry Exhibitioner, 1894; Sir William Brown's Medal (Greek
Epigram), 1895; First Class (First Division), Classical Tripos, Pt. I. 1895;
Chancellor's Medal, 1897; Second Class Classical Tripos, Pt. II., 1897; M.A.
1900; Assistant Master at City of London School since September, 1898;
Author of Inscriptions from the Chapel of Trinity College, Cambridge, privately
printed, 1900.
Buzzard, Charles Norman (April 29, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1885.
Curtis, Arthur Cecil (Feb. 11, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1886.
Dobson, John Frederic (April 2, 1875), son of W. C., insurance,
9, The Avenue, Kew Gardens.
Left in U. VIII. (Captain and Exhibitioner), July, 1894. Sleath Prize, 1892,
1894; Thruston, 1893, 1894; Kynaston, 1893; Governor's Gk. Verse, 1894; Milton,
1894; Major Scholar, Trinity College, Cambridge, 1893; Perry Exhib., 1895;
Battie Scholar, 1895; Barnes Scholar, 1895; Porson Scholar, 1896; First Class
Classical Tripos, Part I. (First Division), 1896; Dealtry Prize, 1896; Prox.
Acc. for Chancellor's Medal, 1898; B.A., First Class Classical Tripos, Part II.,
1898; Assistant Master at Clifton Coll., Bristol.
Vice-Capt. Rowing Club, 1894.
Gee, Richard (Nov. 15, 1874), son of W., chartered accountant,
25, Craven Park, Willesden.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1893. Truro Prize, 1891; Bedford, 1891; Scholar of Hert-
ford College, Oxford, 1892; Second Class Classics Moderations, 1895; Second Class
Litt. Hum., 1897; in Holy Orders (Senior Tutor and Vice-Principal of Bishop's
Coll., Calcutta), 1900.
First XV., 1892; Lacrosse XII., 1893.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL
Hamilton, Frederick Greary (May 17, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1885.
Hopkinson, Bertram (Jan. 11, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1886.
Joseph, Charles Simpson (Nov. 28, 1872).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1886. Transferred to Capitation Scholars,
January, 1889.
Knowles, Hugh Charles (Mar. 29, 1875), son of C. J., merchant,
Shaftesbury House, The Terrace, Kensington.
Left in U. IV., July, 1887. Removed to Rugby School, 1888-93; Postmaster,
Merton Coll., Oxford, 1893; Second Class Classics Mods., 1895; B.A., Second
Class Jurisprudence, 1896; Third Class in Exam. for B.C.L., 1897; M.A. 1904;
B.C.L. 1904.
Marcy, William Nichols (Oct. 17, 1873), son of G. N., barrister,
114, Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1892. Stock and Sykes Exhibitioner, Corpus Christi
Coll., Camb., 1892.
First XI.
Medill, Thomas Herbert (Oct. 23, 1872), son of T. S., corn merchant,
Rostrevor Lake Road, Wimbledon Park.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1820. 2nd Lieut. 2nd (Vol.) Batt., East Surrey
Regt., March 7, 1900; Lieut., April 13, 1901; Capt., September 20, 1902.
Nicholson, Walter Frederic (July 22, 1876), son of P. E., shorthand
writer, 26, Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. VIII. (Captain and Exhibitioner), July, 1895. Thruston Prize, 1895;
Scholar of Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1894; Gaisford (Greek Verse) Prize, 1897; First
Class Classical Mods., 1897; Craven Scholar, 1898; B.A,, Second Class Litt.
Hum., 1899; Civil Service (2nd place), 1899; Admiralty, Private Sec. to Admiral
Sir John Fisher, G.C.B., 1902; Private Sec. to Rear-Admiral Sir Charles Carter
Drury, 1903.
Shairp, Alexander (Sept. 17, 1823).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1886.
Smith, Benjamin Harold (Oct. 5, 1873), son of B. F., corn merchant,
137, Tulse Hill.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1892. Smee Prize, 1889; Scholar of Trinity Hall,
Camb., 1891; B.A., Second Class (First Division), Classical Tripos, Part I., 1895.
Thomas, Walwyn (Nov. 29, 1870).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1885.
Wood, Cecil John (Aug. 16, 1874), son of C., Civil Service, Peny-
bryn Brynmelyn, nr. Dolgelly, Merionethshire.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1893. Exhibitioner of Peterhouse, Cambridge, 1893;
Foundation Scholar, 1895; B.A., Second Class (Div. III.) Classical Tripos, 1896;
D. 1897; P. 1898 (Canterbury); M.A. 1901.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1886.
Adams, William Grylls (Oct. 13, 1873), son of W. G., Professor,
King's College, 43, Notting Hill Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1887. Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner
and Keen's Scholar), 1892. Smee Prize, 1890; Scholar of Clare Coll., Camb.,
1892; B.A. ægrotat, 1896; 2nd Lieut., 4th (West London) Vols., The King's Royal
Rifle Corps, March 14, 1900; called to the Bar (Inner Temple), 1898.
Armstrong, Charles James (Oct. 1, 1871), son of Mrs., 79, Elsham
Road, Kensington.
Left in Prelim. Math., December, 1889. Hertford Coll., Oxford, 1893; B.A.
1897; Wycliffe Hall, 1898; D. 1899; P. 1900 (Canterbury).
Atkinson, Ernest Francis Joseph (June 20, 1873), son of F. W.,
solicitor, 42, Auriol Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1890. Matric., London Univ., First Class, January,
1892; Articled Clerk to a Solicitor; Prelim. Exam. of the Incorporated Law
Society; Degree of Ph.D. (cum. laude) Univ. of Berlin, 1903.
Barnard, John (Nov. 21, 1873), son of G. E., banker, 23, Belsize
Crescent, Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1887. Left in L. Sc. VIII., July, 1890.
Binyon, Francis Dockray (Dec. 4, 1872), son of Rev. F., The
Rectory, Winchcombe, Cheltenham.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Matric., London Univ., First Class, January,
1888; Exhibitioner, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, 1890; B.A., Third Class
Natural Science Tripos, Pt. I., 1893; M.A. 1898; D. 1897; P. 1898 (Peterborough).
Blacker, William Stewart (Dec. 2, 1873), son of Col., 35, Castletown
Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1890. Final Exam. (Solicitor) of the Incorporated
Law Society, 1895.
Braithwaite, William Albert (July 13, 1873), son of T., 316, King
Street, Hammersmith.
Left in Matric., July, 1889.
Brett, Harvey Edwin (Mar. 19, 1872), son of H. R., distiller,
41, Sisters Avenue, Clapham Common.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888.
Browne, Barry Matthew Charles Sleater (June 18, 1870), son of
Mrs., 25, Aynhoe Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., April, 1889. Christ's Coll., Camb., 1890; B.A., Third Class
Theol. Trip., 1893; Ridley Hall, 1893; D. 1893; P. 1894 (Lon.); M.A. 1902;
appointed Acting-Chaplain to the 1st Essex Royal Garrison Artillery (Volun-
teers), 1903.
Bull, Edward Augustus (Mar. 22, 1874), son of Rev. A. E., St. Paul's
Vicarage, Hounslow.
Left in L. III., December, 1888.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Buller, Arthur Cheverton (July 3, 1874), son of G. N., merchant,
36, Porchester Square, Bayswater Hill.
Left U. v. A., December, 1890. In Africa.
Cartwright, Frederick Leonard (Feb. 22, 1870), son of G. H.,
merchant, Chinnor House, 19, Grove Road, St. John's Wood.
Left in Sc. Matric., April, 1888. Shorthand writer.
Carver, Frank Charles (July 23, 1874), son of E. J., doctor, 635,
Fulham Road.
Left in Remove, December, 1888. Board of Education.
Cooper, George Wing (June 29, 1873), son of C., manager, 23,
Arlington Park Gardens North, Gunnersbury.
Left in v1., April, 1889. At Shanghai, China (1904).
Evans, William Melbourne (May 13, 1871), son of J. M., Vale
House, Timsbury, nr. Bath.
Left in Sc. Matric., April, 1888. Brasenose Coll., Oxford; B.A., Second Class
Theology, 1894; M.A. 1897; D. 1895; P. 1896 (G. and B.). Joined the Church
of Rome at end of 1897.
Elliot, Lionel William L. (June 27, 1871), son of Col., 19, Leinster
Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1888.
Erskine, Robert Henry (Dec. 29, 1873), son of Honorary Major,
18, Bolingbroke Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1889. Formerly in the Cape Mounted Rifles, now
H.B.M. Vice-Consul at Sevastopol, Russia.
Fuller, Cuthbert Graham (Oct. 15, 1874), son of G., engineer,
71, Lexham Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in L. V., December, 1888. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July,
1891; 2nd Lieut., R.E., July 25, 1893; Lieut., July 25, 1896. (Staff officer to
Assistant Director of Railways, Natal; graded as Staff Captain; mentioned in
Despatches, Lond. Gaz., February 8, 1901; "has proved himself a capable and
promising young officer in a responsible position "); Captain, 1904.
Graham, George Humphrey Irving (Mar. 23, 1873), son of Major-
General, 40, Woodstock Road, Bedford Park.
Left in Further Math., July, 1889. 2nd Lieut., Devonshire Regiment, July 7,
1897; Lieut., February 17, 1899; Capt., August 1, 1901; Operations on N.W.
Frontier of India, 1897-8; with Tirah Exped. Force; Medal with 2 clasps;
South African War, 1899-1900.
Grant, William Ogilvie (Mar. 18, 1874), son of General, 28, St. Mary
Abbott's Terrace, Kensington.
Left in vI., B., July, 1891. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July, 1892;
Commission (with Honours), South Lancashire Regt., 1894; 2nd Lieut.,
March 7, 1894; Lieut., March 1, 1897; Lieut., Indian Staff Corps, October 17,
1897; Capt., March 7, 1903; Uganda, 1897-8; Unyoro; action at Jeruba.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Gunningham, Richard Pendril Charles (May 4, 1871), son of Mrs.,
Skelty, nr. Swansea.
Left in Sc. Matric., December, 1887.
Harvey, George Burton (Oct. 4, 1873), son of F., bookseller, 7,
Notting Hill Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1887. Left in vi., July, 1889.
Matric., London Univ., First Class, January, 1891.
Hedges, Thomas Houlditch (May 18, 1874), nephew of Harold
Jones, C.E., 58, Barons Court Road.
Left in L. IV., July, 1887.
Henderson, Robert Wynne (Aug. 20, 1874), son of Colonel, 7,
Tretower Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1890. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, December,
1892; 2nd Lieut., Ind. S. C., January 10, 1896; Lieut., January 10, 1897; Capt.,
October 10, 1903; Operations in Chitral, 1895; with the Relief Force; Medal
with clasp. N.W. Frontier of India, 1897-8; operations on the Samana and in
the Kurram Valley, 1897; Buner, 2 clasps. Tirah, 1897-8; clasp.
Hewlings, Henry Howell (July 9, 1872), son of H. J., Limehurst,
Ealing.
Left in Army B., July, 1890. John Watson Prizes, 1889 and 1890; Commis-
sion in Militia Artillery, 1891; 2nd Lieut., Mid. Ulster Art., September 24, 1892;
Capt., 5th Batt., Middlesex Regt., February 14, 1900; Commission in Imperial
Yeomanry.
Hill, Charles Arthur Tregelles (Feb. 4, 1873), son of A. J.,
accountant, 36, Lansdowne Road, Notting Hill.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1891. Matric., London Univ., First Class,
January, 1890; 2nd Lieut., 9th Batt. (Vol.), The King's Royal Rifle Corps,
November 29, 1895; Commission in West Middlesex Regt.; Lieut., 5th Batt.
(Vol.), February 27, 1899; solicitor.
Jeaffreson, Arthur Cyril (May 21, 1874), son of A. M., Witley,
Netherhall Gardens, Hampstead.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1890.
Kerrich, John Herbert (Mar. 14, 1874), son of Major-General,
47, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in vI. A., April, 1891. Royal Military College, Sandhurst (83rd place),
July, 1892; 2nd Lieut., Welsh Regt., October 10, 1894; Lieut., December 23,
1896; Capt., December 30, 1900. South African War, 1899-1901; Intell. Officer;
Medal with 5 clasps.
King-Church, John Cardale (July 21, 1874), son of R. J., 20,
Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1887. Left in L. Sc. vI., July,
1890. Stock Exchange.
Lawrence, Gerald Leslie (Mar. 23, 1873), son of J. M., 37, Belsize
Avenue.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1890. Theatrical profession.
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Ley, Harry Granville (Sept. 23, 1871), son of Captain, R.N., 29,
Gratton Road, West Kensington.
Left in Math. Matric., April, 1888. Assistant Clerk, R.N., 1888; Assistant
Paymaster, 1894; Paymaster, 1902.
Lord, Thomas Ashe (June 22, 1875), son of Dr., 2, St. Anne's Villas,
Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1887. Left in L. M. VIII., April, 1891.
Wadham Coll., Oxford, 1894; B.A. 1898; D. 1899; P. 1901 (London).
Midwinter, Cecil George Adair (Aug. 2, 1874), son of Rev. E. A.,
35, Blandford Square.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., April, 1893. Christ's Coll., Camb., B.A. 1896; M.A.
1900; D. 1899; P. 1900 (London).
Padday, Arthur Cumming (April 18, 1874), son of H. J. D.,
merchant, Glenmore, Grange Road, Ealing.
Left in vI. B., July, 1891. Admission, Cooper's Hill, June, 1895. In the
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation.
Pariente, Gaston (Sept. 22, 1872), son of S., merchant, Oran,
Algiers, 59, Gloucester Gardens, Hyde Park.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1887. Consular Agent at Gerba and Zaryis.
Perry, Edmund Ludlow (June 28, 1872), son of Surgeon-Major,
Coldstream Guards, 3, St. George's Square.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Smee Prize, 1889; Matric., London Univ.,
First Class, January, 1889; St. Thomas's Hospital, College Prize and Certificate
of Honour, 1893; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1895; Surg. Lieut., Ind. Med. Service,
1896; Surg. Capt., 1899.
Pope, William Rushton (July 30, 1872), son of Mrs., 15, Auriol
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VII., December, 1890.
Prince, Charles Leslie Gross (Jan. 28, 1873), son of J., surveyor,
Clarence House, Staines.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1891. Selwyn Coll., Camb., B.A. 1894; M.A. 1898;
Assistant Master at Colet Court.
Pritchard, Herbert Alfred (Aug. 20, 1872), son of A. J., 6, Warwick
Road, Earl's Court.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Matric., London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1890. Surveyor's pupil.
Reynolds, George Collett (April 18, 1872), son of Mrs., 33, Castle-
town Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1888.
Rowe, Edmund Digby (Sept. 3, 1870), son of H. M., Haversham
Grange, Twickenham.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Salaman, Redcliffe Nathan (Sept. 12, 1874), son of M., ostrich
feather merchant, 20, Pembridge Crescent, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1893. Smee Prizes, 1891 and 1893;
Matric., Second Class, London Univ., January, 1891; Scholarship, Trinity
Hall, Camb., 1892; B.A., First Class Nat. Sc. Tripos, Part I., 1896; M.A. and
B.C. 1900; M.D. 1904; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1900; L.R.C.P., London, 1900; M.B. Bac.
Surg., 1900; F.Z.S.
Saunders, George Reynolds (Mar. 2, 1876), son of G., architect,
Thames Bank, Chiswick Mall.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1891. Smee Prize, 1890; Matric., London Univ.,
Second Class, January, 1891. Student of Architecture.
Sauvage, Thomas Llwyfs (Mar. 26, 1874), son of J., Carl Rosa
Opera Co., 21, Poplar Grove, West Kensington Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1887. Left in vI., May, 1889.
Seligmann, Charles Gabriel (Dec. 24, 1873), son of Mrs., 34,
Gloucester Place, Hyde Park.
Left in Matric., July, 1889. Smee Prize, 1888; Matric., London Univ.,
Second Class, January, 1891; Interm. Exam. (Botany), Honours, Third Class,
London Univ., 1892; St. Thomas's Hospital, College Prize, 1893; Scholarship,
St. Thomas's Hosp., 1893; Hon. Cert. in Anatomy, 1894; M.R.C.S., Eng.,
1896; L.R.C.P., London, 1896; Bristowe Medal, 1897; Diploma of R.C.P. and
S., 1897; Clinical Asst. (Electricity), St. Thomas's Hosp., 1897; Certificate of
Proficiency as House Phys., 1898; M.B., London, 1901; M.R.C.P., London,
1902.
Smith, Arthur Clementi (July 30, 1870).
See Foundationers, September, 1883.
Smith, James Leoni (Jan. 4, 1874), son of J. T., Cambridge Villa,
Cambridge Road, Gunnersbury.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1887. Left in vi., July, 1889.
Snowden, Harold John (April 5, 1874), son of Rev. J., The
Vicarage, Hammersmith.
Left in Army C., July, 1892. Queens' Coll., Camb.; Interm. Exam. for the
Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, December, 1897.
Snowden, George Rutland (Nov. 14, 1875), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1887. Left in U. VIII., July, 1894.
Scholar of Christ Church, Oxford, 1894; First Class Classics Moderations, 1896;
B.A., Third Class Litt. Hum., 1898.
Solomon, Albert Benjamin (May 22, 1873), son of Joseph, merchant,
4, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VII., December, 1890. Admitted solicitor in 1896, practising in
London.
Strauss, Edwin Bernard (July 26, 1874), son of G., Japanese
merchant, 2, Bolton Gardens West, South Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1887. Left in U. v., July, 1888.
Removed to the Foundation at Westminster. Junior partner in his father's
firm of Eastern merchants.
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Turner, Henry Watson (June 30, 1873), son of J. S., surgeon
dentist, 11, Grange Park, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1890. Middlesex Hosp. and London Dental Hosp.,
L.D.S. and R.C.S.; House Surg., London Dent. Hosp.; M.R.C.S., Eng., and
L.R.C.P., London, 1898.
Wall, Sydney George (May 17, 1871), son of Mrs., 3, Charlton
Villas, Harlesden.
Left in Matric., December, 1888.
Weeks, Harold (Nov. 24, 1872), son of T. H., solicitor, 44, Scars-
dale Villas, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1891. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June, 1889;
M.B., London, 1894; St. Bartholomew's Hospital; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P.,
London, 1896; M.B., Univ., London, 1897; apptd. on Junior Staff, East Suffolk
Hosp., 1897-8.
Second XV., 1890. Lacrosse XII., 1891.
Williams, Charles Parry (May 28, 1874), son of J., editor of Cassell's,
29, Pembroke Road, Kensington.
Left in U. Matric., July, 1891. Smee Prizes, 1889, 1890, and 1891.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1887.
Barnard, John (Nov. 21, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1886.
Emmet, Cyril William (Mar. 24, 1875), son of Rev. W. E., 111,
Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill.
Left U. VIII., July, 1894. Scholar of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1893;
First Class Classics Moderations, 1896; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1898;
M.A. 1902; in Holy Orders.
Gibson, Sydney Herbert (Sept. 9, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1886.
Strauss, Edwin Bernard (July 26, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1886.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1887.
Angus, Henry Crawford (Sept. 26, 1873), son of J., merchant, 21,
Nevern Square, South Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1888.
Balfour-Browne, William Alexander Francis (Dec. 27, 1874), son
of J. H. B., Q.C., 12, Bramham Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1893. Smee Prizes, 1890, 1891, 1892; Matric., London
Univ., Second Class, January, 1892; Second Prize in Public Schools Art
Competition 1892; Magdalen Coll., Oxford; Second Class Natural Science,
1896; B.A. 1897.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Bourdas, Ernest Clarkson (Feb. 25, 1875), son of I., pharmacist,
Dunoon House, Clapham Common.
Left in U. Matric., July, 1890. Matric., London Univ., Second Class, January,
1893; St. Thomas's Hosp.; Interm. (M.B.) Exam., Lond. Univ., 1897; Diploma
of R.C.P. and S., 1899; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1899; House Surg.,
St. Thomas's Hosp., 1900.
Breul, Charles Walter (Aug. 4, 1874), son of C. F. A., merchant,
75, Philbeach Gardens.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1891. Now in Bombay.
Buckle, Herbert Stewart (April 15, 1873), son of Surg. Major, 59,
Belgrave Road.
Left in Army A., December, 1890. Commission, R.M.L.I.; 2nd Lieut., 1892;
Lieut., 1893; Lieut., Army Service Corps, 1896; Capt., January 1, 1901.
Carey, Seymour James (Aug. 5, 1874), son of A., civil engineer,
56, Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Left in Further Math., December, 1889. Royal Military College, Sandhurst,
July, 1893; 2nd Lieut., 1st Batt. Suffolk Regt., 1895; Lieut., May 20, 1897.
Killed in the night attack off Colesberg, South Africa, January 6, 1900, aged 26.
Carpenter, Herbert Lant Viret (Feb. 5, 1874), son of Professor
W. L., electrician, 36, Craven Park, Harlesden.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1889.
Carpenter, Henry Cort Harold (Feb. 6, 1875), as above.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1889. Postmaster, Merton Coll., Oxford; B.A., First
Class Nat. Science, 1896.
Champion, Ernest William (Mar. 2, 1873), son of W., 410, Uxbridge
Road.
Left in L. III., April, 1889.
Chesterton, Gilbert Keith (May 29, 1874), son of E., accountant,
11, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in vI. B., July, 1892. Milton Prize, 1892; Art Student at St. John's
Wood Art Schools; Part Editor, Life of Tolstoy, 1903; Author of Napoleon of
Notting Hill, &c.
Cholmeley, Montague Adye (Nov. 4, 1873), son of Rev. J., The
Rectory, Carlton Rode, Attleborough, Norfolk.
Left in U. Sc. VIII., July, 1892. Matric., London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1890; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., London, 1897; Junior Staff of Metro-
politan Hosp., 1897-8; Diploma, R.C.P. and S., 1897-8; Surgeon-Lieutenant,
Militia Med. Staff Corps (resigned). Practising at Truro.
Clarke, Lionel William (Jan. 31, 1874), son of E. L., solicitor,
5, Ladbroke Square, Notting Hill.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1893. Scholar of Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1893;
B.A., Second Class (First Division) Classical Tripos, Part I. 1896. Admitted
solicitor in 1899, practising in London.
Davies, Evan Alan Murray (Nov. 24, 1873), son of Mrs. (Asst.
Comm. in Berar, C. W. Davies), 25, St. Dunstan's Road, West
Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1890. ? Deceased in India.

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Davis, Richard Cecil Alfred (June 9, 1873), son of C., dealer in
works of art, 29, Gloucester Place, Portman Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1887. Left in Up. M. VIII., July, 1892.
Governor's French Composition Prize, 1892; Exhibitioner of Worcester Coll.,
Oxford, 1892; Second Class Classics Moderations, 1894; B.A., Third Class
Jurisprudence, 1896; M.A. 1900; called to the Bar (Inner Temple), 1898.
Deacon, James Everard (Nov. 9, 1871), son of Mrs., 8, Devonport
Street, Hyde Park.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888. Smee Prize, 1887; Stock and Share
Broker.
Dickson, Bertram (Dec. 21, 1873), son
(Dec. 21, 1873), son of T., teaplanter, 7,
Templeton Place, Earl's Court.
Left in Army A., December, 1890. John Watson Prizes, 1889, 1890; Royal
Military Academy, Woolwich, December, 1891; 2nd Lieut., R.H.A., 1894;
Lieut., 1897; Capt., 1900; South African War, 1899-1900; Medal with 2 clasps.
(Was appointed to the Imperial Representative Corps, Sydney, New South
Wales, in connection with the inauguration of the Commonwealth.)
Dressel, Hans Carl Richard (Jan. 18, 1875), son of R. P. E.,
professor of music, 51, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. 1., April, 1887. Libotton prize for cello playing; Composer and
Musical Instructor.
Dupernex, William Edward Baptiste (Dec. 17, 1870).
See Foundationers, April, 1883.
Du Pontet, Armand Mare Hyde Octavius (Feb. 14, 1872), son of
Rev. J., 16, Kildare Gardens, Bayswater.
Matric., London Univ., Second Class, June, 1888. Died of typhoid fever on
July 25 (Apposition Day), 1888, aged 16.
Elkington, Ernest Way (Sept. 17, 1872), son of Surgeon-General,
52, Gillingham Street, Pimlico.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1889. Medical Student; Stock Exchange; Journalist;
Author of The Lucky Shot, The Squatter's Stud, The Rugged Way.
Ellissen, Gustav Edmund (Mar. 19, 1874), son of A., merchant,
28, Maida Hill West.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1887, and back to Capitation
Scholars, March, 1890. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July, 1891; 2nd
Lieut., R.A., 1894; Lieut., 1897. Died of typhoid fever at Southampton before
leaving England for South Africa, on November 12, 1899, aged 25.
Every, John Henry Onslow (July 6, 1874), son of Rev. J. J., R.N.,
Lanhydrock Parsonage, Bodmin, Cornwall.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1893. Stock Exhibitioner, Corpus Christi College,
Camb., 1894; B.A. 1896; Wells Theological Coll., 1896; D. 1897; P. 1898,
(Lichfield).
Geake, Charles (May 5, 1873), son of E., 35, Sinclair Road, West
Kensington Park.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Goldner, Walter William (Feb. 1, 1873), son of Mrs., 17, Holland
Villas Road, Kensington.
Left in v1., July, 1888.
Griffith, Gordon Risely (Oct. 8, 1874), son of Mrs., 5, Essex Park
Villas.
Left in U. III., December, 1888. Entered the Colonial Service, 1897;
Inspector in the Preventive Service, Customs Dept., Volta River, Gold Coast
Colony, West Africa.
Hales, John Arthur Ford (May 5, 1871), son of J. A., solicitor,
2, Auriol Road, West Kensington.
Left in Matric., July, 1889.
Harris, James Gibson (June 12, 1874), son of J., accountant, 34,
Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensington.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1891. Matric., London Univ., First Class, January,
1891; Institute of Chartered Accountants, 1897.
Hatch, George Washington (April 26, 1872), son of Mrs., Aubrey
Lodge, Wellesley Road, Gunnersbury.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1888. Left in the I. C. S. Class, 1890.
Admission, Indian Civil Service, July, 1891; Appointment (Prize for Marâthi),
1893; Assistant Collector and Magistrate (Bombay); Acting Under-Secretary
(Finance), 1899.
Hatch, Arthur Stanley (Nov. 4, 1872), son of H. A., stockbroker,
Abercorn, Bolingbroke Grove, Wandsworth Common.
Left in Remove, December, 1888. Smee Prize, 1888.
Hill, Ernest Gardiner (Dec. 2, 1872), son of J. R., physician,
Peterborough House, Fulham.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1891. Matric., London Univ., Second Class, January,
1890; St. Mary's Hosp.; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1895; apptd. to
St. Mary's Hosp., 1895-6; D.P.H. 1903.
Huddart, George Henry Augustus (Mar. 25, 1872), son of Dr. C. H. C.,
77, Redcliffe Square, South Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1888.
Infield, Charles Henry (Mar. 23, 1872), son of H. J., newspaper
proprietor, 10, Bolton Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in Matric., December, 1889.
Kayll, William Welch (Aug. 4, 1872), son of Mrs., 38, Woodstock
Road, Bedford Park.
Left in Intermediate Math., July, 1889.
Last, Thomas Clifford (Jan. 31, 1873), son of W. H., inspector
of taxes, 19, The Chase, Clapham Common.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Matriculation, Lond. Univ., Second Class, June,
1889; St. George's Hosp., Diploma, R.C.P. and S., 1896-7; L.S.A., Lond., 1898;
M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1898. Practising at Brandfort, Orange River
Colony.

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Leishman, Oswald Stewart (Dec. 28, 1874), son of J. M., Burmese
merchant, 8, Newton Grove, Bedford Park.
Left in U. IV., December, 1888. In Rangoon.
Lindsay, Arthur Claude R. (Sept. 11, 1873), son of Mrs., 16,
Tournay Road, North End Road, Fulham.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888.
Lucas, Alfred Edward (July 13, 1874), son of E., contractor, The
White House, Stratford Road, Kensington.
Left in U. III., July, 1888.
Lucas, Archibald (Aug. 24, 1875), as above.
Left in L. v., July, 1888.
Miller, Cyril Walter (Feb. 3, 1872), ward of Rev. M. E. Browne,
26, Carlton Vale.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1888. Royal College of Music; Organist of St. John
Baptist Church, Kensington, from 1890 to 1900; Organist of St. Cuthbert's,
Kensington; Conductor of Kensington Amateur Harmonic Society; Fellow of
the Royal College of Organists.
Montagu, David (Mar. 2, 1874), son of C., manufacturer, 3, Colville
Square, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. VII., December, 1890. Matric., London Univ., Second Class, June,
1891; Smee Prizes, 1888, 1889.
Parkinson, George John (Nov. 23, 1872), son of H., accountant,
13, Bolingbroke Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in Matric., December, 1889.
Parnell, Robert Percival (Feb. 24, 1872), son of Dr. Louis, Mayland
House, Coningham Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in L. IV., April, 1889. Farming in Canada.
Pearce, Wilson Bennie Manly (Mar. 22, 1872), son of S., St. Heliers,
Grange Road, Eastbourne.
Left in VII., July, 1891. Lincoln Coll., Oxford, B.A. 1896; M.A. 1898; Oxford
House, Bethnal Green, 1896; Wells Theol. Coll., 1897; D. 1898; P. 1899.
Pearson, Allan Campbell (April 18, 1874), son of Dr., 23, Upper
Phillimore Place, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1893. Matric., London Univ., First Class, January,
1891; Exhibitioner of Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1892; B.A., Third Class
Nat. Science Tripos., Part I., 1896; Diploma of R.C.P. and S., 1899; M.R.C.S.,
Eng., 1900; L.R.C.P., Lond., 1900; D.P.H. 1901.
Rowland, Alton (Mar. 3, 1874), son of F. A. A., solicitor, 1, South
Parade, Bedford Park.
Left in Sc. VIII., April, 1891. In Canada.
Stewart, Malcolm Mackenzie (Aug. 10, 1871), son of D., barrister,
69, Harcourt Terrace, South Kensington.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Stewart, Hinton Arthur (April 3, 1874), son of H. D., merchant,
21, Courtfield Road, South Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1890.
Tippett, Sydney Gordon (Mar. 27, 1872), brother of Miss T., Cleve-
land House, Chiswick Lane.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1889. Matric., London Univ., First Class,
January, 1889; Scholar of Westminster Hospital, 1890; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
Lond., 1894; M.B., Lond. Univ., 1900.
Turner, Maurice Edward (May 13, 1872), son of E. F., solicitor,
28, Hogarth Road, South Kensington.
Left in M. VIII., April, 1890. Admitted solicitor, 1895; practising in London.
Varley, Herbert Stephen (Jan. 28, 1873), son of Rev. H., 48, Elgin
Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1888.
Viret, Ernest Thorpe (Jan. 9, 1873), son of B. P., War Office,
115, Alexandra Road, St. John's Wood.
Left in Sc. VII., December, 1889. In Buluwayo.
Wallace, William Reeve (July 1, 1873), son of W., Bank of England,
5, Ralston Street, Tedworth Square.
Left in L. IV., July, 1889. Privy Council Office.
White, Aubrey Lewes (Nov. 9, 1873), son of H. R., Civil Service,
30, Hamilton Road, Ealing.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1891.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April, 1887.
Adams, William Grylls (Oct. 13, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1886.
Davis, Richard Cecil Alfred (June 9, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1887.
Du Pontet, Clément Adolphe Auguste (April 21, 1875), son of
Rev J., 16, Kildare Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1894. High Master's Latin Verse Prize,
1892; John Watson Prizes, 1891, 1893 and 1894; Governor's Prize (French
Composition), 1891, 1894; Scholar of Trinity College, Oxford, 1893; Hertford
Scholar, 1894; Craven Scholar, 1895; First Class Classics Moderations, 1896;
B.A., Second Class Literae Humaniores, 1898; Chancellor's Prize Lat. Essay,
1899; M.A. 1902; Asst. Master at Harrow School.
Fyfe, Andrew Johnstone (May 28, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1885.
Lord, Thomas Ashe (June 22, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1886.

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CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1887.
Adams, Francis William Rhys (Oct. 16, 1874), son of H., care of
London and County Bank, 111, Oxford Street.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1891. John Watson Prize, 1889, 1890 and 1891.
Allan, Percy Stuart (Dec. 11, 1874), son of Mrs., 33, Princes Square,
Bayswater.
Left in Sc. VII., April, 1891. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July, 1893;
2nd Lieut. Gordon Highlanders, 1895; Lieut., 1897; Capt., 1900; was with
General Ian Hamilton's force; slightly wounded in both knees at Florida,
May 29, 1900; mentioned in Despatches, Lond. Gaz., September 10, 1901.
Arathoon, Agacy Montague (April 4, 1871), son of C. W., barrister,
The Lawn, 59, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill.
In Sc. VIII., July, 1889. Matric., London Univ., First Class, January,
1889; run over when riding a tricycle at Notting Hill, and fatally injured, July,
1889, aged 17.
Bailey, Austin (Feb. 17, 1873), son of A., barrister, 88, Holland
Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1889. Stock and Share Broker.
First XI., 1889.
Best, William Stephen (Jan. 29, 1875), son of S. C., civil engineer,
7, Kempson Road, Fulham.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1887. Left in L. M. VIII., July,
1892. Clerk in Board of Agriculture, 1894; Foreign Office, 1896; Assistant
Surveyor of Taxes, 1898; Surveyor, 1900.
Bevan, Frank (July 4, 1874), son of Mrs., 50, Elmpark Gardens,
South Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1890. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July, 1893;
2nd Lieut., Northumberland Fusiliers, 1894; Lieut., 1896; employed at Lagos,
1897; Capt., 1900; wounded at Belmont November 10 and 23, 1899; retired on
half-pay, 1903.
Bourdas, Isaiah (Oct. 25, 1873), son of J., pharmaceutist, Dunoon
House, Clapham Common.
Left in U. Matric., July, 1890. St. Thomas's Hospital, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
London, 1899; M.D. (Brux.), 1900; F.R.C.S. (Edin.), 1901.
Cautley, Richard William (Aug, 3, 1873), son of Rev. R. H., Colling-
wood Lodge, Barnes.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1889. Dominion Land Surveyor of Canada, and late
Mining Inspector, Yukon Territory.
Cautley, Arthur Oldfield (Feb. 4, 1875), as above.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1890. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June, 1891;
Associate of the City and Guild's Institute; First Class in Engineering, Central
Technical College; First Class in Mining, Royal School of Mines; Mining
Engineer for Colonial Consolidated Finance Corporation, Kalgoorlie, Western
Australia.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cherry, Charles Cameron Leslie (Nov. 19, 1873), son of Lady
Emily, 24, Fairholme Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1888. An actor on the American stage.
Chester, George Frederick Grove (June 8, 1877), son of G. F.,
artist, 66, Courtfield Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., April, 1893.
Coleby, Francis James (Feb. 21, 1873), son of J. J., brick manu-
facturer, 14, Sandringham Gardens, Ealing.
Left in Matric., July, 1889. Electrical engineer.
Cornford, Francis MacDonald (Feb. 27, 1874), son of Rev. J.,
10, Thurlow Road, Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1887. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner),
1893. Governors' Greek Verse, 1892; Minor Scholar, Trinity Coll., Camb., 1892;
Perry Exhibitioner, 1893; Bell Scholar, 1894; First Class (First Division),
Classical Tripos, Part I., 1895; B.A., First Class Classical Tripos, Part II., 1897;
Chancellor's Medal, 1897; Classical Lecturer, King's Coll., Camb., 1900; Fellow
Trin. Coll., Camb., 1900; M.A. 1901.
Davis, Thomas William (Oct. 21, 1872), son of J., Bucknell House,
40, Shepherd's Bush Green.
Left in Sc. vI., July, 1889. Interm. Law Exam., Class I., 1902.
Deacon, Ernest Edward (Aug. 11, 1873), son of Mrs., 8, Devonport
Street, Hyde Park.
Left in U. Matric., July, 1890.
Dickins, William Marsingale (Sept. 9, 1873), son of F. V., barrister,
6, Downe Terrace, Richmond.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1891. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June,
1891; now in the Firm of Dickins and Heywood; Middleton and Manchester.
Froom, Arthur Henry Barlow (Jan., 1873), son of H., 114, Sinclair
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June, 1889.
In India.
Grosvenor, Robert Penshall (Jan. 13, 1872), son of Dr. G. F.,
121, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill.
Left in Sc. VI., December, 1889. In Canada.
Hales, Charles Laurence (April 1, 1873), son of J. A., solicitor,
23, Hammersmith Road.
Left in Remove, December, 1888. Univ. Coll., Oxford; did not graduate;
Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple, 1899.
Handson, Lionel Edwin Charles (April 29, 1872), son of Mrs.,
3, Rosslyn Gardens, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888. Matric., London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1891; Guy's Hospital; M.B., B.S., Lond. Univ., 1898; M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., London, 1898.
Hardcastle, Henry Charles (Sept. 4, 1875), son of H. J. C., wine
merchant, 8, Pembridge Crescent, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. VII., December, 1891. Banker's clerk.

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Inglis, Leslie (April 5, 1875), son of J., Civil Service, 68, Elsham
Road, Kensington.
Left n Prelim. Math., July, 1888. H.M.S. Britannia, 1889; midshipman ;
drowned in the loss of H.M.S. Victoria, June 23, 1893, aged 18.
Jacobs, Lionel B. (Mar. 9, 1873), son of Mrs., 76, Princes Square,
Bayswater.
Left in Sc. VI., December, 1889.
King, Edward Oakes (Aug. 23, 1873), son of Mrs., 34, Bassein Park
Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in Army A., July, 1892. Matric., London Univ., Second Class, January,
1890. In India (Madura District).
Koppelow, Charles Ernest Hermann Alexander Paul von (Feb. 25,
1875), son of Mrs., 16, Clarence Road, Kew Gardens.
Left in U. Sc. VIII., July, 1892. Matric., London Univ., First Class, January,
1892; City and Guild's Institute. Now in Grenadier Regt. (Mecklenburg).
Lines, Wallace (Sept. 3, 1873), son of R. S., surveyor, 103, Hammer-
smith Road.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888. Commissioner of Taxes, Kensington.
Lloyd, Langford Newman (Dec. 28, 1873), son of Major L., 23,
St. Dunstan's Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., April, 1891. 2nd Lieut., Lond. Irish Rifles, October 17,
1891; Charing Cross Hospital; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1898; Lieut.
R.A.M.C., July 28, 1899; Captain, July 27, 1902; S. African War, 1899-1900;
Despatches Lond. Gaz., February 8 and September 10, 1901; D.S.O. 1901.
Lynch, Stephen Frederick Blosse (Nov. 29, 1871), son of S.,
merchant, 49, Cleveland Square, Hyde Park.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1889. King's College Hospital; Sambrooke Surgical
Registrar; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1897; F.R.C.S., Eng., 1900.
MacDonald, Kenneth Alexander (Aug. 14, 1873), son of Colonel,
65, Warwick Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Prelim. Math., December, 1888. 2nd Lieut. R.M.L.I., September 1,
1891; Lieut., July 1, 1992; Lieut., Army Service Corps, October 1, 1894; Capt.,
April 1, 1899; Nile Expedition, 1898; Egyptian Medal; Operations in Sierra
Leone, 1888-9; Protectorate Expedition, Medal with clasp; S. African War,
1899–1900; Despatches, Lond. Gaz., September 10, 1901; D.S.O.; resigned his
Commission in 1904.
Manning, Guy Eugene (July 5, 1871), son of Mrs., 40, Glenthorne
Road, Hammersmith.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1888. Smee Prize, 1888; Matric., London Univ.,
First Class, June, 1888; Guy's Hospital, M.B. (1st Class Honours in Med. and
For. Med.), 1894; M.D., Lond. Univ., 1895; B.S. 1897; F.R.C.S., Eng., 1897;
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1893; apptd. to Sunderland Infirmary, 1896; Diploma
of Fellow Roy. Coll. Surgs., 1898.
Matheson, Atherton Greville Ewing (June 19, 1874), son of E.,
civil engineer, 21, Church Row, Hampstead.
Left in L. III., December, 1887. Removed to Leeds Grammar School;
Yorkshire College, Leeds; Mechanical Engineer; Manager of a Department in
the works of Brunner, Mond & Co., Northwich, Cheshire.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Maw, Henry (Sept. 6, 1872), son of W. H., 18, Addison Road,
Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1890. Mechanical and Electrical Engineer.
May, Henry William (Mar. 29, 1873), son of Mrs., Winchelsea,
Sussex.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1891. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June, 1890;
B.Sc. (Interm.) Exam., London Univ., 1892; Asst. Master at Borlase School,
Marlow, Bucks, 1901.
Mudford, Charles (Jan. 17, 1872), son of F., newspaper proprietor,
28, Ladbroke Square.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1887.
Musgrave, Richard Rosewell (Feb. 11, 1872), son of G. A., 45,
Holland Park.
Left in Interm. Math., July, 1888.
Nash, Whitwell Tryon (June 5, 1874), son of J., artist, 36, The
Avenue, Bedford Park.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1893. Public Schools Art Competition, First Prize,
1892; Smee Prize, 1892; John Watson Prizes, 1891, 1892, and 1893.
Capt. of Rowing, 1892.
North, Edward Dudley (Feb. 8, 1872), son of T., 30, Castletown
Road, West Kensington.
Left in II., July, 1887.
Pearman, John Barton (Aug. 12, 1871), son of J., solicitor, Heath-
field, Balham Hill.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1888. Matric., London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1889; B.A., LL.B.; admitted solicitor, 1896; practising in London.
Pearman, Richard Carrol (Mar. 4, 1873), son of J., as above.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1891. Called to the Bar (Lincoln's Inn), 1898;
Equity Draughtsman and Conveyancer.
Rye, Arthur Lockyer (Jan. 18, 1876), son of W., solicitor, Winchester
House, Putney.
Left in L. III., April, 1888. Re-admitted September, 1889. Left in U. v. A.,
April, 1892; admitted solicitor, 1901; practising in London.
Sanderson, Charles (Nov. 12, 1873), son of Mrs., 1, Duke's Avenue,
Chiswick.
Left in Sc. VII., April, 1890. Owner of the Fleur de Lis Hotel, Canterbury.
Shepherd, Frederick Percy (Feb. 28, 1871).
Transferred from Foundationers. See January, 1885.
Sumner, James Cuthbert (Jan. 24, 1875), son of G., journalist,
Berrycote, Ennerdale Road, Kew Gardens.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1891. Student of Royal Coll. of Science, London. Now
abroad.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Thurston, Sidney (Mar. 23, 1871).
Transferred from Foundationers. See September, 1883.
Turnbull, Arthur Leon (Oct. 13, 1873), son of D. W., 186, Holland
Road, Kensington.
Left in Special, April, 1888.
Whiteley, Harry Sedgwick (Jan. 1, 1873), son of W. S., surveyor,
3, Theresa Terrace, Hammersmith.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888. Died at Hammersmith, April 6, 1897, aged 24.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1887.
Anderson, Henry George (Nov. 12, 1875), son of Mrs., 206, Holland
Road, Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1894. Smee Prize, 1889; Scholar of Corpus Christi
College, Oxford, 1893; First Class Classics Moderations, 1896; Second Class
Litt. Hum., 1898; adm. Ind. Civ. Service, July, 1898. Died at Jhansi, India,
March 10, 1903, aged 27.
Best, William Stephen (Jan. 29, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1887.
Cholmeley, Edward Henry (Nov. 2, 1875), son of Rev. J., Carleton
Rode Rectory, Attleborough, Norfolk.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1894. Rustat Scholar, Jesus College, Cambridge,
1894; B.A., Third Class (Third Division), Classical Tripos, Part I., Camb., 1897.
Assistant Native Commissioner, British South Africa Company, N.E. Rhodesia.
Cookson-Crackanthorpe, Dayrell Montague (Sept. 9, 1871).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1886.
Cornford, Francis MacDonald (Feb. 27, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1887.
Ellissen, Gustav Edmund (Mar. 19, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1887.
Evans, Frederick Buisson (Aug. 9, 1874), son of F., merchant,
72, Abbey Road.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1893. Ollivant Prize, 1891; Scholar of Trinity College,
Oxford, 1892; First Class Classics Moderations, 1895; First Class Litt. Hum.,
1897; Indian Civil Service, 1897 (Madras); Asst. Mag. and Collector, Madras.
Evans, Godfrey Theodore Major (May 8, 1875), son of Mrs.,
45, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1894. Sizar of St. John's College, Cambridge, 1894;
B.A., Second Class (Second Division) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1897; Clergy
Training School, Camb., 1897; D. 1899; P. 1900 (Durham).
Forman, Sidney George (April 7, 1875), son of S. M., clerk, care of
Rev. R. B. Gardiner, 3, Gliddon Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1894. Exhibitioner of Jesus College, Oxford, 1894;
B.A. 1905; Assistant Master in Queen Elizabeth's Gr. School, Barnet.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Forman, Arthur Baron (Sept. 26, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1885.
Harris, John Henry (Sept. 10, 1875), son of J., accountant, 34, Palace
Gardens Terrace, Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1894. Postmaster of Merton College, Oxford, 1894;
Second Class Classics Moderations, 1896; B.A., Third Class Litt. Hum., 1898;
Secretary of Old Paulines' Club, 1902-1904.
Harvey, George Burton (Oct. 4, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1886.
King-Church, John Cardale (July 26, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1886.
Lawford, Martin (Nov. 11, 1874), son of R., stockbroker, 65, Fitz-
john's Avenue, St. John's Wood.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1891. Canadian farmer; died 1902.
McDonnell, Thomas Francis Robert (Feb. 10, 1876), son of F.,
Civil Service, Post Office, 5, Coleherne Road, South Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1895. Truro Prize, 1895; Matric., London Univ.,
Second Class, June, 1892; Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge, 1894;
B.A., Third Class Nat. Science Tripos, 1898; Third Class Law Tripos, 1899;
LL.B. 1899; Treasury, Whitehall; called to the Bar (Inner Temple), 1902;
apptd. to officiate as Asst. Government Advocate, Rangoon, 1903; appointed
Law Lecturer in Rangoon, Burma, 1904.
Treasurer, S. P. S. Union, 1895; President of the Cambridge Union Society,
1899.
Morley, Lacy Collison Collison- (April 13, 1875), son of Dr. J. L.,
124, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1894. Butterworth Prize, 1893; Kynaston Prize, 1894;
Scholar of St. John's College, Oxford, 1894; First Class Classics Moderations,
1896; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1898. Tutor.
Owen, Cecil Vaughan Meredith (Mar. 12, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1886.
Robertson, Edward Craig (Dec. 21, 1874), son of General, 59,
Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, January, 1890. Left in L. VIII., July,
1893. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, January, 1894; 2nd Lieut., York and
Lancaster Regt., 1895; Lieut., 1899; Capt., 1902.
Rose, Launcelot St. Vincent (Aug. 4, 1875), son of F. W., Civil
Service, 4, Cromwell Crescent, South Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1892. Smee Prize, 1891; Royal Military
Academy, Woolwich, December, 1892; 2nd Lieut., R.E., 1895; Lieut., 1898;
Captain, 1904.
Vice-Capt. of Rowing Club, 1892.
Sandberg, Carl Frederick William (May 27, 1872), son of J. H.,
tailor, 11, Lexington Street, Regent Street.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar, 1891), July, 1891.
Scholar of Hertford College, Oxford, 1890; Matric., London Univ., Honours,
January, 1891; First Class Mathematics Moderations, 1892; B.A., First Class
Mathematics, 1895; M.A.; Asst. Master at Denstone Coll., Staffs., 1895; Asst.
Master at Wakefield Gram. Sch., 1902; F.R.A.S.

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[1887
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Sauvage, Thomas Llwyfs (Mar. 26, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1886.
Smith, James Leoni (Jan. 4, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1886.
Snowden, George Rutland (Nov. 14, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1886.
Stamp, Charles Ernest (July 22, 1872), son of E. B., pharmaceutist,
29, High Street, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Matric., London Univ., Honours, January, 1889;
Clothworkers' Scholarship and Free Studentship at City and Guilds Technical
Institute, South Kensington, 1890.
Stewart, Allan Patrick Nesfield (December 22, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1886.
Wiener, Harold Marcus (Oct. 28, 1875), son of M., merchant, 9,
Queen's Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1894. Scholarship, Caius College, Cambridge, 1893;
B.A., First Class (Second Div.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1897; Whewell
Scholar, 1899 and 1901; M.A. and LL.B., Camb., 1901; called to the Bar
(Lincoln's Inn), 1901; Equity Draughtsman and Conveyancer.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1887.
Arnett, George Percy (Nov. 7, 1874), son of C., tobacconist, 32,
Albion Road, South Hampstead.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1892. Entered the service of Hudson's Bay Co.,
December, 1895; now stationed at Laketon, Telegraph Creek, British Columbia,
Canada.
Arnould, Francis Graham (Jan. 5, 1875), son of Dr. A. H., D.C.L.,
9, Nevern Square, South Kensington.
Left in Math. VIII., April, 1892. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June,
1891.
Bannerman, Kenneth Mordaunt (May 15, 1874), son of E. M.,
58, St. Maur Road, Fulham.
Left in U. II., December, 1887. Joined the Cape Mounted Riflemen in
January, 1900; served subsequently in Brabant's Horse, Roberts' Horse; joined
Fincastle's Horse in January, 1902; commission in Imperial Yeomanry (Fin-
castle's Horse), Lieut.
Barker, Frank Cecil (June 2, 1875), son of F. C., 41, Gwendwr
Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1890.
Beaumont, Noel Charles (Jan. 31, 1874), son of Mrs., Houston
House, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in L. Sc. VIII. B., July, 1892. Matric., London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1893; St. Bartholomew's Hospital; B.Sc., London Univ., 1897; M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., 1901. Practising at Hemel Hempstead.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Beit, Francis Owen Victor (Aug. 14, 1874), son of J., 77, Avenue
Road.
Left in U. Sc. VIII., July, 1892. Matric., London Univ., First Class, January,
1891; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1897; Diploma, R. C. P. and S., 1898;
M.B., Univ. of Lond., 1899; Lieut., Ind. Med. Service, 1900; Capt., 1903.
Bell, Henry Thurburn Montague (July 10, 1873), son of Mrs.,
Southdown Road, Wimbledon.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1888. Left in U. VIII., July, 1892.
Scholar of Peterhouse, Camb., 1891; B.A., First Class (Third Division) Classical
Tripos, Part I., 1895; Assistant Correspondent to the Times at Berlin, 1896;
Times Correspondent, South Africa, 1901.
First XV. 1890, 1891; Shepard Champion Cup, Athletic Sports, 1892.
Bell, Oswald Marmaduke D. (Mar. 18, 1871), son of Lady, 9, Court-
field Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1888.
Bentley, Edmund Clerihew (July 10, 1875), son of J. E., Civil
Service, 7, Camden Square, Camden Town.
Left in Hist. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1894. Smee Prize, 1893; Matric.,
London Univ., Second Class, June, 1892; Exhibitioner of Merton College,
Oxford, 1894; B.A., Second Class Mod. History, 1898; President of the Oxford
Union Society, 1898; called to the Bar (Inner Temple), 1902.
Bertram, Francis George Lawder (Aug. 12, 1875), son of F. G.,
8, Scarsdale Villas, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1889. Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner and Keen's Scholar), 1894. Smee Prize, 1893; Scholar of Pembroke
College, Oxford, 1893; First Class Mathematics Moderations, 1896; B.A.,
Second Class Math., 1898; M.A. 1901; Board of Education, Inspector of Schools.
Beyts, Clement Ayerst (Oct. 17, 1874), son of N. B., retired I. C. S.,
10, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1888. Left in U. VIII., July, 1893.
Smee Prize, 1890; Exhibitioner of Pembroke College, Cambridge, 1892; Univ.
College, London; Indian Civil Service, 1896 (Bombay); Asst. Collr. and Mag.,
Bombay; apptd. a Justice of the Peace, 1899; Deputy Commissioner, Upper
Sind Frontier, 1902; Manager, Sind Encumbered Estates, 1904.
Butler, Robert George Henry (April 12, 1874), son of R., journalist,
23, Edith Villas, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1889.
Byers, Guy Eustace (Aug. 26, 1874), brother of C. H. B., 5, Addison
Road, Bedford Park.
Left in L. IV., April, 1890.
Cardwell, Percy Barnes (Dec. 11, 1872), son of Rev. J. H.,
St. Andrew's Vicarage, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1891. Caius College, Cambridge; B.A. 1896;
M.A. 1900; studied at the Sorbonne, Paris, 1898-1900; at Jena Univ. (Peda-
gogics); three years at Anglo-American Coll., Paris; Asst. Master at Stratheden
House School, Blackheath, 1902.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Clarke, Harold Ferrier (June 8, 1871), son of Dr. J. F., Baron
Lodge, Mitcham, Surrey.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1888. Compton's Horse, Imp. Yeom.; died from an
injury whilst on duty at Colchester, March 26, 1900, aged 29.
Collard, John Clementi (July 21, 1874), son of J. C., pianoforte
manufacturer, 80, Addison Road, Kensington.
Left in L. IV., July, 1888. Trin. Coll., Camb.
Davis, Edward Clarence Alfred (Aug. 22, 1874), son of C., dealer
in works of art, 29, Gloucester Place, Portman Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1888, and back to Capitation Scholars,
September, 1890. Left in VII., July, 1892. In Japan.
Dobbin, Sydney Herbert (Feb. 24, 1875), son of H., secretary to
Brompton Hospital, 15, Freeland Road, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundation Scholars, September, 1888. Left in vï. A., 1891,
Wellington, New Zealand.
Douglass, Percy Clarence (Mar. 27, 1875), son of Rev. H. C.,
St. Matthew's Vicarage, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1892. St. Mary's Hosp.; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P.,
Lond., 1900; Lieut. Army Med. Serv., 1900; Capt., 1903.
Dunderdale, Arthur Cecil (Dec. 22, 1872), son of Mrs., 45, Addison
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Matric., April, 1891.
Du Port, Arthur Durell (Nov. 21, 1872), son of Rev. C. D.,
24, Norland Square, Notting Hill.
Left in U. VIII., December, 1891.
MacBride Scholar, Hertford College,
Oxford, 1891; Third Class Classics Mods., 1894; B.A. (Fourth Class Theol.,
1896); M.A. 1899; D. 1897; P. 1899.
Edmiston, Harry Percy (Sept. 13, 1871), ward of G. W. Lay,
solicitor, 4, Arragon Villas, Twickenham.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1887.
Evans, Harry Neville (Oct. 18, 1874), son of Dr. H. N., 3, Thurlow
Road, Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1888, and back to Capitation
Scholars, January, 1891. Left in vi. A., July, 1891. Smee Prize, 1891; went
to Alberta, Canada, as a Cattle Rancher.
Fletcher, Leslie (Sept. 9, 1873), son of Col. C. W., 132, Holland
Road, Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1890. Capt. 3rd Batt. Middlesex Regt. (Militia), 1897.
Ford, George Newton (Sept. 24, 1874), son of E., retired merchant,
69, Oxford Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in Intermediate Math., July, 1889. Commission in London Scottish
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Fyfe, Herbert Charles (Nov. 8, 1873), son of Mrs., 80, Elsham
Road, Kensington.
Left in VII., December, 1890. Asst. Libr. of the Roy. Instit. of Great Britain,
November, 1900; author of Submarine Warfare, Past, Present, and Future,
1902; died at Ventnor, March 27, 1904, aged 31.
Gibbons, Vincent (April 19, 1875), son of V., merchant, 4, The
Terrace, Kensington.
Left in U. III., December, 1888.
Gold, Arthur Prowde (Mar. 1, 1872), son of Mrs., 4, Priory Park,
Kew.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1889.
Green, Geoffrey Rupert Butler (Dec. 6, 1873), son of Mrs.,
38, Charleville Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1889.
Greenall, James Mackintosh (Aug. 24, 1870), son of Colonel,
1, Fulham Park Gardens.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888. Sergt.-Major 6th Dragoon Guards, June 1,
1899.
Greenall, Harold Charles (July 26, 1871), as above.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888.
Greg, Hugh Bayley (June 15, 1873), son of E., 21, Kensington.
Gore.
Left in Intermediate Math., December, 1889.
Hildesheim, Hermann (Mar. 24, 1874), son of D., merchant,
Baynards, Lyndhurst Gardens, Hampstead.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1893. St. John's Coll., Oxford, 1893; B.A., Fourth
Class Jurisprudence, 1897; Fine Art Student, London Univ., 1897-8.
Hind, William Arthur (Nov. 29, 1872), son of Rev. T., 33, Walpole
Street, Chelsea.
Left in Special, April, 1888. Matric., London Univ., Second Class, January,
1891.
Hindon, William Herbert (June 5, 1874), son of F., Longfield,
Gordon Road, Ealing.
Left in vI. A., July, 1891. Clerk in a firm of Bankers and Navy Agents.
Hubbard, William St. Aubyn Fortescue (Jan. 29, 1874), son of
W. A., solicitor, 11, Nelson Crescent, Ramsgate.
Left in U. Matric., December, 1890. Charing Cross Hosp.; L.S.A., 1902.
Jacob, Arthur Lawrance Baldwin (April 9, 1874), son of W.,
secretary, 19, Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1891. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich,
December, 1891; 2nd Lieut. R.A., 1894; Lieut., 1897; Capt., 1900.
Jacobs, Matthew Henry (Feb. 3, 1875), son of Mrs., 76, Princes
Square, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. vI., July, 1890, but re-entered April, 1891, and left in U. Matric.,
December, 1891. Intermed. Sc. Exam., London Univ., 1894.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Jamieson, Harold Henry (Nov. 10, 1874), son of Mrs., 18, Stanwick
Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1892. Matric., London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1892; St. George's Hospital, Assistant Demonstrator, 1894; M.R.C.S.,
Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1897; Diploma of R.C.P. and S., 1897.
Johnson, Hugh Thomas (Aug. 24, 1873), son of J. V., St. Julian's,
Woodville Road, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VI., April, 1890.
Jones, Lewis Price (Aug. 11, 1874), son of Col. A. Price, R.A.,
56, Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1893.
Jones, George Arthur (July 7, 1874), son of Rev. W. M., The
Rectory, Marks Tey, Colchester, Essex.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1893. Matric., London University, First Class,
January, 1892; Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 1893; B.A. 1897; Pauline Entrance
Scholarship, St. George's Hosp., 1897; L.S.A. 1902; Asst. House Surg., 1902.
Macdonald, Arthur Gabell (Dec. 6, 1874), Lieut.-General, 80,
Oxford Gardens, North Kensington.
Left in U. IV., April, 1889. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, June, 1892;
2nd Lieut. Royal Berks Regt., 1893; Lieut., 1896; Capt., 1903.
Macnutt, Frederick Brodie (Sept. 26, 1873), son of Dr. G., 44,
Kensington Park Gardens.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1888. Fishmongers' Exhibition, Trinity College, Cam-
bridge, 1896; B.A. 1897; M.A. 1901; Ridley Hall, Camb., 1898; D. 1898;
P. 1899 (Canterbury); Vicar of St. John's, Cheltenham, 1903.
Macpherson, Ronald Gordon (Dec. 12, 1873), son of Mrs., 83,
Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., December, 1890. Middlesex Hospital.
Manifold, Michael Graham Egerton (June 9, 1871).
See Foundationers, April, 1883.
Marsland, Reginald Price Wood (July 29, 1873), son of R. W.,
solicitor, 2, Cumberland Gate, Kew.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1889. Left in L. VIII., December, 1890.
New Coll., Oxford; Third Class Classics Mods., 1894; Third Class Litt. Hum.,
1896; B.A. 1897.
Merrick, William (Mar. 1, 1872), son of W., solicitor, 2, Raynor's
Road, Putney Hill.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1888. Admitted Solicitor, 1895, practising in London;
Lt. 13th (Queen's) Westm. Vols., 1899; Capt., 1900.
Millington, Lionel Bertie (Sept. 26, 1875), son of J., secretary to
Patriotic Fund, 27, Norland Square, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1888. Left in Army A. (Exhibitioner),
1892. Matric., London Univ., Honours, January, 1892; Royal Military
Academy, Woolwich (3rd place) December, 1892; 2nd Lieut., R.E., 1895;
Lieut., August 3, 1898; was with the 31st Company, R.E., at Naauwpoort
and Modder; Captain, 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Paterson, Frederick Graham (July 28, 1874), son of Rev. H. S.,
20, Bassett Road, Notting Hill.
Left in L. v., April, 1890. Glasgow Univ.; New Coll., Oxford; B.A. 1900;
D. 1900; P. 1902 (Liverpool).
Price, Sydney James (Sept. 4, 1873), son of T. D., woollen manu-
facturer, 62, Elgin Road.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1890. Tea Merchant.
Rich, Edmund Tillotson (Aug. 23, 1874), son of Mrs., 104, St.
George's Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1888. Left in Army A., July, 1891.
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July, 1891; Commission, R.E. (First place)
Pollock Medal, and Prizes for Tactics, Military Admins. and Military Law, 1893;
2nd Lieut., 1893; Lieut., 1896; Captain, 1904.
Richards, Norman Phelps (Oct. 20, 1875), son of W. P., brewer,
Northbourne, Putney Lower Common.
Left in Remove, December, 1889.
Riseley, George Gilbert (Oct. 22, 1874), son of Mrs., 22, Earl's
Terrace, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VII., December, 1891. Deceased.
Robertson, Charles Cuthbert (Dec. 21, 1874), son of General,
59, Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1888. Died, August 6, 1889, aged 15.
Rose, Frederick Hamilton (Nov. 16, 1872), son of F. W., Civil
Service, 4, Cromwell Crescent, South Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888. Stock Exchange (really Eric H.).
Sams, Hubert Arthur (May 3, 1875), son of J. H., 7, Edith Villas,
West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1888. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1894. Smee Prizes, 1890 and 1891; Scholar of Peterhouse, Cambridge, 1893;
B.A., Second Class (Division I.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1897; Civil Service
Examination, July, 1898; Assistant Commissioner, Punjaub and N.W. Frontier.
Sarkies, Malcolm Catchick (Oct. 4, 1874), son of Mrs., Dacca, India.
Left in L. Matric., December, 1891.
Schofield, Sydney Vaughan (June 15, 1874), son of Dr. A. T.,
141, Westbourne Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in Preliminary Math., December, 1889. Royal Military Academy,
Woolwich, December, 1891; Commission, R.A., 1894; died while serving in
57th Battery, Field Artillery, at Cottage Hospital, Srinagar, Cashmere, on
June 11, 1897, of typhoid fever, "universally beloved."
Schwarz, Robert Morison (May 3, 1874), son of R. G., merchant,
Windlesham Lodge, Bagshot, Surrey.
Left in Army B., April, 1891. Now in California.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Silley, Percival George (July 29, 1873), son of G. M., architect,
40, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1892. Matric., London University,
First Class, January, 1890; Scholar of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, 1892;
B.A., Second Class Natural Science Tripos, Pt. I., 1895; M.A. 1899.
Spaull, Frederick John (Aug. 16, 1875), son of Dr., 1, Stanwick
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1894. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June, 1893.
Starling, Hubert John (Feb. 6, 1874), son of Mrs., 33, Delamere
Terrace, Westbourne Park.
Left in Sc. VIII., April, 1891. Matric., London Univ., Second Class, January,
1891; Guy's Hosp.; M.B., Univ. Lond., 1897 (Honours in Forensic Medicine);
M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond, 1897; Diploma R. C. P. and S., 1898; Civ.
Surg. to R. A. M. Corps, South Africa; M.D. 1899; D.P.H. 1901.
Stickland, Cecil William (Jan. 18, 1873), son of W. J., commission
agent, 29, Picton Terrace, Carmarthen.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1891. Matric., London Univ., First
Class, June, 1889; Clare Coll., Camb., 1892; B.A., Nat. Science Tripos; Asst.
Master, Allhallows' School, Honiton, Devon.
Stone, Lionel George Tempest (Nov. 16, 1874), son of Mrs., 36,
Clifton Gardens, Maida Vale.
Left in Army B., December, 1890. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July,
1893; 2nd Lieut., Royal Fusiliers, 1895; Lieut., 1897; Capt., 1900. Served in
Tibet.
Varley, Gilbert (Mar. 11, 1874), son of J., retired solicitor, 11,
Stanley Gardens, Kensington Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1889. Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1893. Matric., London Univ., First Class,
January, 1892; Scholar of Christ's College, Cambridge, 1892; B.A., Senior
Optime, Mathematical Tripos, 1896.
Waring, Edward Lamplugh Lennox (Aug. 8, 1874), son of C. E. D.,
civil engineer, 10, Priory Road, Bedford Park.
Left in U. Matric., December, 1890. First place Engineering Exam. at Crystal
Palace; appointed to Uganda Railway; appointed to Uganda Public Works,
1903.
Weeks, Charles Albert (May 5, 1875), son of T. H., solicitor,
44, Scarsdale Villas, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1889. Left in U. M. vIII., July, 1894.
Scholar of Selwyn College, Cambridge, 1894; B.A., Second Class (Second Div.),
Classical Tripos, Part I., 1897; Asst. Master at Epsom Coll., 1902; D. 1902;
P. 1903; M.A. 1903.
First XV., 1892-4; Second IV., 1894.
Weir, Charles Spottiswoode (July 24, 1873), son of J., merchant,
55, St. Charles Square, North Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Matric., London Univ., First Class, January,
1890; Intermediate Exam., Law Society, Class I., 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Williams, Ralph Paul (Jan. 25, 1874), son of Rev. R. W., 94, Carlton
Vale, Kilburn.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1891. Matric., London Univ., Second Class, June, 1890;
Smee Prize, 1891; King's College, London, Sambrooke Exhibition, 1893, and
Junior Scholarship, King's Coll. Hosp., 1893; Honours in the Intermediate
M.B. Exam., London Univ., with 2 Gold Medals, 1894; Assistant Demonstrator
in Physiology, King's College Hospital, 1894, with Scholarship; Warneford
Prize, 1895; L.R.C.P., M.R.C.S., 1896; M.B., Univ. Lond., 1896; House Surgeon
at King's College Hospital, 1896; House Physician, Royal Free Hosp., 1898;
M.D., Lond. Univ., 1903.
Willis, George Henry (Oct. 21, 1875), son of J., 10, Churchfield
Road, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1889. Left in Army A, December,
1892. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich (33rd place), December, 1892;
Commission, R.E. (Second), 1895; 2nd Lieut., R.E., 1895; Lieut., 1898; Captain,
1904.
Wildey-Wright, Frank Jarvis Arnot (Dec. 7, 1873), son of H.,
barrister, 47, Lupus Street, Pimlico.
Left in Special, July, 1888. Solicitor.
Winsor, Henry (Oct. 1873), son of H., 63, Walterton Road,
Harrow.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1889.
Young, William Hales Wilkie (Dec. 3, 1873), son of S., Hyndford
House, 153, Church Street, Chelsea.
Left in Army B., July, 1890. 2nd Lieut., Leicestershire Regiment, 1896;
Lieut., 1899; promoted to be Capt., Northumberland Fusiliers, 1901; served in
S. African War, 1899-1900.
Plummer, Edgar Curnow (April 4, 1875), son of G., head-master,
Lord Williams' Grammar School, Thame.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1888. Left in L. VIII., April, 1891.
King's College, London, Warneford Scholar, 1892; Matric., London Univ., First
Class, January, 1893; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1901; practising at Alresford.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1888.
Goodier, Henry Simes (Sept. 30, 1876), son of Rev. J. H., Trinity
Vicarage, Ripon.
Left in vI. A., July, 1891. Subsequently entered Ripon Grammar School;
New College, Oxford, 1896.
Millington, Lionel Bertie (Sept. 26, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Rich, Edmund Tillotson (Aug. 23, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Robertson, Charles Cuthbert (Dec. 21, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Sams, Hubert Arthur (May 3, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Turner, Arthur Edwin (Aug. 8, 1875), son of A. J., schoolmaster,
9, Earl's Court Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1894. Exhibitioner, Trinity College, Cambridge,
1893; Major Scholar, 1897; B.A., First Class (Third Division), Classical Tripos,
Part I., 1897; Home Civil Service, 1899; appointed Assistant Private Secretary
to the Secretary of State for War, 1903.
CAPITATION
SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1888.
Barron, Albert Alfred (May 25, 1872), son of E. C., merchant,
Woodmancote, Lyndhurst Gardens, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VI., July, 1889. Associate of the Institute of Electrical Engineers.
Batty, William Gladwyn (Nov. 21, 1874), son of Rev. W. E.,
St. John's Vicarage, Walham Green.
Left in Remove, December, 1891. Lincoln Coll., Oxford, 1894; B.A. 1898;
D. 1898; P. 1899.
Beresford, St. George Ross (June 15, 1874), son of Lieut.-Col. G. W.,
38, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888.
Browne, Edward Wemyss (Aug. 7, 1874), son of Major W. B.,
53, Aynhoe Road, Brook Green.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1893. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1893; St. Thomas's Hospital, M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1900;
Diploma of R. C. P. and S., 1900; Commission in Ind. Med. Service, 1901.
First XV.; First XI.; First Lacrosse XII.
Capel-Davies, Arthur Gerald (Jan. 14, 1873), son of A., steam-ship-
owner, Stafford House, Duppas Road, Croydon.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888. Guy's Hosp., L.S.A., Lond., 1899; F.F.P.S.
(Glasgow), 1901.
Cardwell, Leofric William (Aug. 8, 1873), nephew of Rev. J. H.,
St. Andrew's Vicarage, Fulham.
Left in Matric., April, 1889.
Clayton, Reginald John Byard (Dec. 10, 1875), son of R. B.,
Australian agent, 104, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1894. Somerset Scholar (open), Brasenose College,
Oxford, 1894; Third Class Classics Moderations, 1896; Ind. Civ. Service Exam.,
July, 1898; Gazetted First Class Mag. and Collr. of Land Revenue, Tapah,
Malay States; Acting Treasurer, Kuala Kangsar, Perak: apptd. to act as
Registrar of Lands and Titles in South Perak by Federated Malay States' Civil
Service, 1904.
Clayton-Greene, Charles Francis Freeman (April 15, 1873), grandson
of Rev. W. C., 26, Linden Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1888. Farming in New Zealand.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Corry, John Beaumont (Aug. 21, 1875), son of J., shipowner,
Rossenheim, Park Hill Road, Croydon.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1890. Left in Army A. (Exhibitioner),
December, 1891. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich (2nd place), December, 1891; Pollock
Medal, 1894; com. in R.E., 1894; Lieut., 1897; received the D.S.O. for capture
of Nodiz Fort in Mekran, 1901, at which he was severely wounded: Lond. Gaz.,
September, 1902; Captain, 1904.
Drugman, Paul Charles Léon (Mar. 16, 1874), son of L., electrician,
9, Holland Villas Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VI., July, 1889.
Drugman, Julier Eugene Léon (May, 1875), as above.
Left in Sc. VI., July, 1889.
Edge, Thomas Randal (Mar. 4, 1875), son of H. K., merchant,
25, Park Gardens, Matlock Lane, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1891. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1891; Mechanical and Civil Engineering Course at Crystal Palace;
Electrical Engineer, Doncaster Corporation, 1903.
Eliott-Lockhart, John Lindsay (Sept. 15, 1873), son of D., clerk,
Somerset House, 25, Kensington Gardens Square.
Left in VII., July, 1892. Commission in Imp. Yeo., 31st Co. (Fincastle's
Horse), 1902.
Elliott, Edward Christian (April 14, 1873), son of E., Ceylon Civil
Service, care of Miss Dawson (Guardian), 14, Apsley Road,
Clifton.
Left in Army A., December, 1890. Planter in Ceylon.
Elliott, Harry Lewis Hammond (July 25, 1872), son of Capt. J. G.,
Secretary of Badminton Club, Piccadilly, 8, Perham Road, West
Kensington.
Left in Army B., April, 1891.
Finlaison, Herbert Tom (Sept. 27, 1875), son of T. B., Admiralty,
51, Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in Upper Matric., July, 1891. Student-engineer, Middlesborough, 1893-
1897.
Fordham, Alfred Russell (Mar. 11, 1873), son of Mrs., 9, Philli-
more Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1890. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., Third Class
Law Tripos, 1894; LL.B. 1894; M.A. 1898; called to the Bar (Inner Temple),
1896.
Garcin, Julian Francis William (Jan., 1874), ward of J. Pitt
Byrne, Esq., 16, Montagu Street, Portman Square.
Left in Remove, July, 1888.
Gask, Harold Francis (Aug. 12, 1874), son
(Aug. 12, 1874), son of C., merchant,
5, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1888.

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[1888
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Grosvenor, Edward Moberley (July 10, 1874), son of Dr. G., M.D.,
121, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1889.
Hack, Thomas Ernest (Sept. 13, 1874), son of T., civil engineer,
26, Rivercourt Road, Hammersmith.
Left in U. Matric., December, 1891. Pupil to civil engineer.
Harrison, Bernard Oliver (Nov. 20, 1871).
Transferred from Foundationers. See September, 1884.
Herbert, Horace Augustus (Nov. 24, 1874), son of H. A., bank
manager, 41, Aynhoe Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in L. v., December, 1890. Local-Superintendent in The North British
and Mercantile Insurance Company (Hammersmith Branch).
Higinbotham, Harry Newburgh (Mar. 5, 1873), son of J. N., Civil
Service, Rosslyn, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in U. Matric., April, 1890.
Hiscoke, Arthur Greville (Sept. 23, 1874), son of W. J., bookseller,
82, Church Road, Richmond, Surrey.
Left in Intermediate Math., December, 1889.
Hopson, Frederick Ongley (June 24, 1874), ward of T. S. Soden,
barrister, 12, Hyde Park Mansions.
Left in vI. A., July, 1892. Admitted solicitor, 1898, practising in London.
Hussey, Victor Edwin Grove (June 16, 1873), son of Dr. J. F., M.D.,
The Close, Salisbury.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1892. Scholar of Exeter College, Oxford, 1892;
Second Class Classics Moderations, 1894; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1896;
Admission Indian Civil Service, 1896; (N.W. Provinces and Oudh), Asst. Magis-
trate and Collector.
Jukes, Edward Herbert (Mar. 5, 1875), son of E. C., stockbroker,
Hadley Lodge, Barnet.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1891. Stock and share broker.
Laurie, Arthur Hamilton (Oct. 24, 1874), son of H. A., Civil
Service, 52, Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Left in M. Sc. v., July, 1891.
Learoyd, Arthur Gordon (Dec. 22, 1871).
Transferred from Foundationers. See September, 1885..
Ledgard, George Horace (Aug. 5, 1873), son of Rev. G., 11, Batoum
Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in U. Sc. VIII., July, 1892. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1890.
Ledgard, Walter Hubert (Aug. 9, 1874), as above.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1892. Exhibitioner of St. John's College, Cambridge,
1892; B.A., Second Class (First Division) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1896; 4 years
at Malvern House Sch., Shirley, Hants; Asst. Master at Wixenford, January,
1901.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
MacDonald, Donald John (April 20, 1873), son of R., sugar broker,
St. Clears, The Avenue, Kew Gardens.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1890.
Milsted, Edmund George (Feb. 20, 1874), son of A., stockbroker,
34, Carlyle Square, Chelsea.
Left in Matric., May, 1889.
Morison, Charles Bruce (May 4, 1875), son of R. J., 36, Fairholme
Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1889. Died of consumption, December 4, 1899,
aged 24.
Orme, Frederick George (Dec. 29, 1874), son of Mrs., 67, Talgarth
Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Matric., July, 1890. Secretary to the National Explosives Co.
Paton, Archibald Shaw (Sept. 28, 1873), son of J., Supdt., St. Mary-
lebone's Schools, Southall.
Left in L. v., July, 1891. In Commerce.
Rivington, Claude Bertie Littler (July 8, 1874), son of A., 10,
Bridge Avenue, Hammersmith.
Left in Remove, April, 1891. Assistant Secretary in The Actor's Association.
Schwarz, Reginald Oscar (May 4, 1875), son of R. G., merchant,
17, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Special, April, 1888. Re-entered the School, September, 1888. Left
in Math. vIII., July, 1893; Christ's Coll., Camb.
First XI., 1891, 1892, 1893 (Captain); First XV., 1892 (Captain); Captain of
the South African XI., 1904.
Soares, Louis d'Almeida (Jan., 1873), son of J., The Mansion,
Richmond Hill.
Left in VII., April, 1890. Now abroad.
Stewart, Charles Ravenscroft (Sept. 19, 1875), son of Rev. R.,
34, Rutland Gate.
Left in Special Sc. v., July, 1891. St. George's Hosp., 1896; M.B., B.S.
(Durham), 1902; D.P.H., 1904.
Taylor, Thomas Herbert (Aug. 30, 1873), son of Mrs., 14, Nicoll
Road, Harlesden.
Left in Army B., April, 1890. Smee Prize, 1889.
Unwin, Guy Harold (Jan. 17, 1875), son of J. O., Caversham
House, Oakhill Road, Putney.
Left in U. Sc. VIII., July, 1892. In Brazil.
Vallat, Frederick William (Jan. 23, 1875), son of G. F., diamond
merchant, 23, Stonor Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Matric., April, 1891. Electrical engineer,

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[1888
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Webster, Cyril Gray (Nov. 3, 1874), son of H. G., civil engineer,
The Weelths, Penzance, Cornwall.
Left in Army B., July, 1890. Smee Prize, 1888.
Wilkinson, Richard Henry (May 4, 1874), son of Mrs., Morden
House, Scarth Road, Barnes.
Left in Army B., April, 1890.
Wilson, Leslie Orme (Aug. 1, 1876), son of H., stockbroker, 15,
Campden Hill Gardens.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1889. Left in Army A., December,
1894. 2nd Lieut., R.M.L.I., 1895; Royal Naval College, Greenwich, Sword of
Honour, 1896; Lieut., 1896; Capt., 1901. South African War, 1899-1900;
severely wounded at Belfast, August 26, 1900; Despatches, Lond. Gaz., March
12, 1901; D.S.O., April 19, 1901; Aide-de-Camp to the Governor of New South
Wales, 1903.
Wyand, Frederick William (Oct. 25, 1872), son of S. J., surveyor,
104, Lexham Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1889. Univ. Coll., Lond.; engineering student.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April, 1888.
Beyts, Clement Ayerst (Oct. 17, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Davis, Edward Clarence Alfred (Aug. 22, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Emmet, Percy Barnabas (June 11, 1876), son of Rev. W. E., 111,
Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1895. High Master's Latin Verse Prize,
1893; Kynaston Prize, 1895; Demy, Magdalen College, Oxford, 1894; First
Class Classics Mods., 1897; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1899; Hall
Houghton (Junior prize), 1900; Second Class Theology, 1900; Cuddesdon Coll.,
1900; D. 1900; P. 1901.
Hatch, George Washington (April 26, 1872).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1887.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1888.
Adams, John Dingle (Oct. 4, 1876), son of Prof. W. G., King's
College, 43, Notting Hill Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1890. Left in U. v. A., April, 1892.
B.A., Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1899.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Baliozian, Carnic (1873), son of M., merchant, Smyrna, care of
A. Balian, Esq., 1, Woodstock Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in L. Matric., July, 1890. Certificate from South Kens. for Practical
Chemistry; occasional Student at King's Coll., Lond.; now abroad.
Bannerman, D'Arcy (Oct. 31, 1875), son of E. M., 58, St. Maur
Road, Fulham.
Left in Army B., July, 1892.
Barnard, George Lyon (Feb. 16, 1875), son of G. E., banker, 23,
Belsize Crescent.
Left in L. Matric., July, 1890.
Barnes, Sidney Reeves (Dec. 28, 1871), son of Rev. B. T., 30,
Paulton Square, King's Road, Chelsea.
Left in Remove, July, 1889. Worcester Coll., Oxford, 1893; 2nd Lieut. in
2nd V. B. York and Lancaster Regt., 1897; Lieut., 1901; Temporary Lieut. in
the Army, 1901.
Barron, George Harold (Dec. 4, 1873), son of E. C., merchant,
Woodmancote, Lyndhurst Gardens, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888.
Bevan, Stuart James (Mar. 31, 1872).
Transferred from Foundationers. See September, 1884.
Bidder, Harold Francis (Dec. 26, 1875), son of G. P., Q.C., Ravens-
bury Park, Mitcham, Surrey.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1889. Left in L. M. VIII., December,
1893; Trinity College, Cambridge; B.A., Senior Optime, Mathematical Tripos,
1897; 2nd Lieut., 3rd Batt., Roy. Sussex Regt., 1900; Lieut., 1900; Capt.,
February 4, 1903; called to the Bar (Lincoln's Inn), 1899; Equity Draughtsman
and Conveyancer.
Second Fencing Medal, Aldershot, 1893.
Blandford, Walter Folliot (April 9, 1874), son of G. M., Admiralty,
21, Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., April, 1893. Smee Prize, 1889; B.A., Peterhouse, Camb.,
1897; St. George's Hosp.; Second (M.B.) Exam., Part I., Camb., 1899.
Burlinson, Reginald (Mar. 3, 1874), son of N. J., G.W.R., Ladywell,
Chislett Road, West Hampstead.
Left in M. Sc. v., December, 1890.
Byers, Basil Harold (July 26, 1872), brother of C. H., 5, Addison
Road, Bedford Park.
Left in Prelim. Math, December, 1889.
Carlisle, Prendergast Bennett (April 23, 1873), son of Capt. T.,
journalist, retired from Army, 57, Clarendon Road, Holland
Park.
Left in Army B., December, 1890. Smee Prize, 1890; Matriculation, London
Univ., First Class, January, 1890; Royal Military College, Sandhurst, December,
1891, and again in June, 1892; 2nd Lieut. Prince of Wales's (Leinster) Regt.,
1893; Lieut., 1894; resigned 1899.


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[1888
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Channer, Frederick Francis Ralph (June 20, 1875), son of Rev. E. C.,
The Vicarage, Desborough, Northants.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1888. Left in Army A., July, 1893.
R.I.E.C., Cooper's Hill; admission, Indian Woods and Forests, 1893; passed
Forest Law Exam., etc., 1897.
Clark, Hubert Edward (Feb. 15, 1873), son of Mrs., 53, Westcroft
Square, Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1890. South Africa, 1899-1902; London College of
Divinity, St. John's Hall, Highbury.
Cooke, Hubert Bruce (July 21, 1872), son of E. C., in Courts of
Justice, 66, Thornfield Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in Intermediate Math., December, 1888. Stock and share broker.
Cox, Thomas Sands (Mar. 14, 1874), son of T. A., civil engineer,
18, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1890. Royal Military College, Sandhurst,
December, 1892; 2nd Lieut., unatt., 1894; 2nd Lieut., Ind. S. C., 1896; Lieut.,
1897; Capt., 1903; Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, 1903.
Dalrymple-Hay, Stair Francis Barton (Jan. 21, 1872), son of Mrs.,
23, Stanwick Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., April, 1890. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, December,
1891; Queen's Indian Cadet; 2nd Lieut., unatt., 1893; Ind. S. C., 1895; Lieut.,
1896; Capt., 1902.
Dickson, Hamilton Charles (Oct. 3, 1875), son of Rev. G. D. W.,
75, St. George's Square.
Left in L. IV., July, 1889. Died at Rustemberg, Transvaal, from enteric fever,
March 10, 1904, aged 29.
Eliott-Lockhart, Gilbert (July 21, 1875), son of D., Somerset House,
25, Kensington Gardens Square.
Left in VII., July, 1893.
Gough, Lawrence Ardeley Wyndham (Aug. 24, 1874), son of H. R.,
architect, 35, Shaftesbury Road, Hammersmith.
Left in L. v., June, 1889.
Hart, Ernest Percival Tudor (Dec. 22, 1873), son of Mrs., 1, Wood-
ville Road, Ealing.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1889.
Hibbert, John Philip (May 10, 1875), son of C. G., merchant,
6, Jewry Street, Aldgate.
Left in Special, July, 1888.
Hunter, John Young (Oct. 29, 1874), son of C., landscape painter,
14, Melbury Road, Kensington.
Left in L. III., December, 1888. Exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts in
1904 and 1905.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Johnson, Percy Joseph Viner (Oct. 13, 1875), son of J. V., merchant,
St. Julian's, Woodville Road, Ealing.
Left in Army C., December, 1890.
Kayll, Norman Addison (April 28, 1874), son of Mrs., 38, Woodstock
Road, Bedford Park.
Left in Special Sc., July, 1891. Smee Prize, 1891.
Kelsall, Thomas Edward (April 5, 1873), son of Mrs., Home Lodge,
Worsley Road, Hampstead.
Left in Army A. (Exhibitioner), December, 1890. Royal Military Academy,
Woolwich, December, 1890; Commission, R.E., 1893, with Prizes for Artillery,
Military Topography, and Gymnastics; Lieut., 1896; Capt., February 10, 1904;
S. African War, 1899-1900; invalided home, June, 1900. Board of Agricul-
ture and Fisheries (Dublin).
Lupton, Horace Wheeler (Nov. 20, 1874), son of J. I., vet. surgeon,
Matson Red House, Marsh Gate, Richmond.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1889. Died November 20, 1903, aged 29.
McDonell, Æneas Ronald (Aug. 8, 1875), son of A. R., secretary
to New Zealand Railway Co., 32, Elm Park Road, Chelsea.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1892.
May, Stanley (Feb. 14, 1876), son of Mrs., 31, The Avenue, Bedford
Park.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1894. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1894; Schoolmaster.
Mead, Henry Gifford (Aug. 3, 1876), son of H. J., solicitor, 4,
Norland Square, Notting Hill.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1893.
London.
Admitted solicitor, 1899, practising in
Mildred, Spencer (Jan. 6, 1872), son of W., colonial broker, Stan-
thorpe Road, Streatham.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1888. Left in Further Math.,
April, 1889. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July, 1889; Commission,
R.E., 1891; German Prize at Woolwich, 1890; Lieut., 1894; Capt., August 6,
1902.
Mount, Walter Reginald (May 4, 1874), son of W. A., retired C. S.,
32, Hazlitt Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1888. In New York.
Patrick, Vincent Hammond (Aug. 11, 1874), son of W., clerk G.P.O.,
Sycamore Grove, New Malden, Surrey.
Left in vI. A., July, 1891. Clerkship in London County Council office; Church
Missionary Coll., Islington, 1897; First Class, Prelim. Theol. Exam., 1899;
D. 1899; P. 1900; Missionary at Nogoya, Japan, from 1902.
Phillips, Herbert Septimus (Dec. 19, 1874), son of Rev. S., Reader
and Chaplain of Gray's Inn, 10, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1890. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June,
1893; Gold Medal at Law Exam. for Conveyancing.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Powell, Llewellyn Osborne (Mar. 10, 1875), ward of Miss Palmer,
12, Philbeach Gardens.
Left in U. Matric., July, 1892. Trooper in Bechuanaland Rifles, 1900.
Revell, Percy Arnold (Mar. 20, 1873), son of W. F., 58, Oxford
Gardens, North Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1889.
Rhodes, Edward Hugh (Jan. 3, 1874), son of E. H., Deputy Keeper,
Records Office of Land Revenue, 11, Norfolk Road, St. John's
Wood.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1889. Left in U. VIII., July, 1892.
Scholar of Clare College, Cambridge, 1892; B.A., First Class (Second Division),
Classical Tripos, Part I., 1895; First Class Classical Tripos, Part II., 1896;
M.A. 1900; Adm. Civil Service, July, 1897; Local Government Board.
Ronald, John James (Sept. 19, 1874), son of A. G., 35, Holland
Road.
Left in Army B., April, 1892. 2nd Lieut., Highland Light Infantry, 1895;
Lieut., 1897; Capt., 1901; Kandia, 1898; S. African War, 1899-1901; Commdt.,
Jamestown; Operations in the Orange Free State, February to May, 1900;
Operations in Orange River Colony, May to November 29, 1900, including
actions at Wittebergen and Witpoort.
Snow, Ernest Henry (May 25, 1875), son of Arthur, merchant,
88, Church Road, Richmond.
Left in Intermediate Math., December, 1889. Further educated in Germany;
business.
Spencer-Watson, Spencer Buxton (Aug. 11, 1874), son of W.,
surgeon, 7, Henrietta Street.
Left in VII., April, 1892. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, December,
1892; 2nd Lieut. (unatt. list), Indian Staff Corps, 1894; Lieut., 1897; Capt.,
October 10, 1903.
Steavenson, Harold Vernon (Feb. 22, 1874), son of Major J. L.,
103, Shepherd's Bush Road.
Left in U. Matric., July, 1892. Architectural Student, Univ. Coll., Lond.
Taylor, Archibald John Scriven (April 10, 1873), son of Mrs.,
Chesham House, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in Army B., April, 1890. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, December,
1890; Commission, R.A., 1893; Lieut., R.A., June 28, 1896; Lieut., Ind. S. C.,
1897.
Ward, Albert Lambert (Nov. 7, 1875), son of A. B., 1, Sutton Court
Road, Chiswick.
Left in Sc. VII., December, 1891. Smee Prize, 1890, 1891.
Waring, Henry Franks (July 12, 1875), son of C. E. D., civil
engineer, 10, Priory Road, Bedford Park.
Left in Army B., July, 1892. John Watson Prize, 1891 and 1892; apprenticed
to an architect (R. H. Briggs); First Prize in Public School Arts Competition,
1893; Architectural Association, Travelling Studentship, 1899; Exhibited at
the Royal Academy of Arts, 1901, and again in 1903; designer of stained glass
windows.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Windham, Arthur Russell (Nov. 27, 1874), son of Major G. S.,
Ashley Lodge, Bembridge, Isle of Wight.
Left in L. Matric., December, 1890. At Sir Edmund Hay Currie's Technical
Schools, Folkestone, 1890-1, and worked in the shops of the Mersey Railway, and
on the construction of the Seacombe Extension of the Wirral Railway; Assistant
Engineer, London Extension of the Great Central Railway, 1895-9; Assistant
Engineer on the South Indian Railway, 1899.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1888.
Ashton, Raymond Llewellyn (Feb. 7, 1876), son of J. H., surgeon,
104, Sheen Road, Richmond, Surrey.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1895. Scholar of Caius College, Cambridge, 1894;
B.A., Second Class (First Division) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1898.
Bell, Henry Thurburn Montague (July 10, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Bruce, Charles Mathews (Dec. 14, 1875), son of Mrs., 7, Bolingbroke
Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1894. Scholar of Emmanuel College, Cambridge,
1894; B.A., First Class (Third Division) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1897; Home
Civil Service (Admiralty), 1898; Lieut., 12th Batt. (Vol.), Middlesex, 1901.
Channer, Frederick Francis Ralph (June 20, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1888.
Dobbin, Sydney Herbert (Feb. 24, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Evans, Harry Neville (Oct. 18, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Hudson, Ronald William Henry Turnbull (July 16, 1875), son of
Prof. W. H. H., Prof. of Math., King's College, 15, Altenburg
Gardens, Clapham Common.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1895. Smee Prize,
1892, 1893, 1894, 1895; John Watson Prize, 1895; Matriculation, London Univ.
(Honours), June, 1893; Scholar of St. John's Coll., Camb., 1894; B.A., Senior
Wrangler, 1898; First Class Math. Tripos, Pt. II., 1899; Sir John Herschel's
Prize, 1898; Smith's Prize, 1900; Fellow of St. John's Coll., 1901; B.Sc.
(Honours), London Univ., 1899; Lecturer at University College, Liverpool, and
Secretary of the Math. Section of the British Association, 1902; killed in an
accident on the Glydwr Vawr, September 20, 1904. Brass erected in the school.
Mildred, Spencer (Jan. 6, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1888.
Parrott, Hugh McDowall (Mar. 13, 1876), son of Dr. J., 82,
Camberwell Road.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1893. Matriculation, London University, First
Class, January, 1893; Guy's Hospital; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1900;
M.B., B.S., London Univ., 1903; practising at Clapham.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Plummer, Edgar Curnow (April 14, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Stamp, George Reginald (May 27, 1875), son of E. B., chemist,
29, High Street, Hampstead.
Left in vII., July, 1890.
Toplis, James (July 12, 1876), son of F., civil engineer, 129, Fellows
Road, Hampstead.
Butterworth Prize, 1894;
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1895.
Senior Elegiac Latin Verse Prize, 1895; Major Scholar of Trinity College,
Cambridge, 1894; Perry Exhibitioner and Dealtry Prize, 1896; Battie Scholar,
Browne Medallist, and Porson Prize, 1898; Chancellor's Medal, 1899; First
Class (First Division) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1897; B.A., Second Class Classical
Tripos, Part II., 1898; Home Civil Service (War Office), 1899; Private Secretary
to the Under Secretary for War, 1904.
Valetta, John Paul (Sept. 3, 1875), grandson of Prof. J. N., Prof.
of Greek, 16, Durham Terrace, Westbourne Park.
Left in L. M. VIII., April, 1893. Trinity Hall, Camb.; called to the Bar
(Inner Temple), 1902.
Wallace, Edward Charles Lloyd (Oct. 14, 1875), son of Mrs.,
12, Salisbury Road, Brighton.
Left in U. M. VIII., December, 1893. Royal Military College, Sandhurst,
January, 1894; 2nd Lieut. (unatt.), 1895; 2nd Lieut., Ind. Staff Corps, 1896;
Lieut., 1897; Captain (30th Punjaubis), 1904.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1888.
Arnett, Edward John (June 19, 1876), son of C., cigar merchant,
32, Albion Road, South Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1889. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1895. Scholar of St. Catharine's College, Cambridge, 1895; B.A., Second Class
(Second Division), Classical Tripos, Part I., 1898; entered the office of Crown
Agents for the Colonies, 1901; Revenue Officer of Northern Nigeria, 1903.
Bailey, Gervaise (Feb. 8, 1876), son of A., barrister, 88, Holland
Road, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1889. Left in Special Drawing Form,
July, 1894. Exhibited at the Royal Academy of Arts, 1900.
Beyts, Herbert William Hope (Aug. 19, 1876), son of N. B., retired
I. C. S., 10, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1893. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, 1893;
Commission, R.M.A., 1893; Lieut., July 1, 1894; Capt., June 22, 1899. Killed
in action (aged 24) at Hsiku Arsenal, near Tientsin, North China, June 23,
1900, during Admiral Seymour's Expedition to the relief of the Peking Lega-
tions. A brass tablet has been erected in the School by his brother officers, of
H.M.S. Centurion.
Blyth, Philip Gledstanes (Aug. 23, 1875), son of F. B., solicitor,
48, Clarendon Road, Notting Hill.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1894. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1892; Scholar of Queens' Coll., Cambridge, 1894; B.A., Senior Optime.
Mathematical Tripos, 1897; Assistant Master at Bancroft's School, 1899.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Burnet, William Hodgson (Mar. 11, 1873), brother of John Burnet,
Assistant Master, Harrow School, Tunstall House, Harrow.
Left in vI. A., April, 1892. St. Andrew's University.
Cardwell, Harold Rowland (Feb. 4, 1876), nephew of Rev. J. H.,
St. Andrew's Vicarage, Fulham.
Left in U. III., April, 1889. Late of the Anglo-American College, Paris;
teaching in Paris.
Carlile, Edward (April 11, 1876), son of Rev. W., Netteswell
Rectory, Harlow, Essex.
Left in vI. A., July, 1894. Sizar of Magdalene Coll., Cambridge, 1894.
Chalmers, Frank Grahame (July 9, 1873), son of W. B., merchant,
140, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1891. Served in South Africa through the war; first
in the Yeomanry, afterwards Lieut., Army Service Corps. Now in business in
Johannesburg.
Chapman, Walter Harvey (Aug. 29, 1876), son of J., draper, 1,
Portland Road, Notting Hill.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1892.
Christie, James Traill (Aug. 4, 1871), son of D. A. T., 7, Holland
Villas Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Died in May, 1893, aged 22.
Clementi, Cecil (Sept. 1, 1875), son of Col. M., Indian Army, 1,
Mornington Avenue, West Kensington.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1894. Montagu Prize, 1890; Sleath,
1894; Kynaston, 1894; Demy of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1893; First Class
Classics Moderations, 1896; Boden Scholar, 1896; B.A., Second Class Litt.
Hum., 1898; M.A. 1901; Eastern Cadetship, 1898; and Civil Service (4th place),
1899; Asst. Registrar-General, Hong Kong.
Second XI.; Second XV.; First XII. (Lacrosse).
Connell, George Laurence (Aug. 12, 1876), son of W. G., jeweller,
42, Woodstock Road, Bedford Park.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1891.
Cooke, Reginald Torriano (Jan. 20, 1876), son of C. W., civil
engineer, The Lindens, Larkhill Rise, Clapham Common.
Left in L. Sc. vI., April, 1894. St. Bartholomew's Hospital; M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., London, 1901.
Cox, Herbert Arthur (Sept. 25, 1875), son of E. W., secretary,
11, Gayton Crescent, Hampstead.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1892. Smee Prize, 1892; Matriculation,
London Univ., First Class, June, 1892; chartered accountant, 1897.
Crisp, George Bedford (Jan. 2, 1874), brother of S. S., 14, Hamilton
Road, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1891. Matric., London Univ., First Class, June, 1890;
St. Mary's Hospital; Asst. Demonstr. Anat., St. Mary's Hosp., 1893; Asst.
Anæsthetist, St. Mary's Hosp., 1898; Diploma of R.C.P. and S., 1897; Lieut.,
R.A.M.C., 1898; Capt., 1901.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Damala, Michael Emanuel (Feb. 12, 1875), son of E. M., merchant,
7, Talbot Road, Westbourne Park.
Left in U. IV., April, 1890. Grain superintendent.
Davidson, Duncan Arthur (April 28, 1873), son of B. H., Supdt.
Police (Burmah), 19, Fairlawn Avenue, Acton Green.
Left in Army A., July, 1890.
d'Avigdor, Waldo Percy Henry (May 8, 1877), son of Mrs., Grove
House, Seymour Place, Fulham.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1890. Left in 1896. Alliance Assurance
Co., Chancery Lane.
d'Avigdor, Digby Charles Henry (Feb. 18, 1876), as above.
Left in Army B., December, 1892. Gas engineer in the Imperial Continental
Gas Assocn., Germany, 1893.
Deane, Desmond Herman (July 24, 1876), son of C. E. C., clerk,
Am. Telegraph Co., 58, St. Charles Square, North Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1894. He served under Generals Rundle, Pagett, and
Plumer; took part in capture of Warm Baths by General Baden-Powell; was
wounded and is incapacitated for further fighting; has now a Staff appointment
in the Secretary's Office, Imperial Yeomanry, Base Hospital, Deelfontein.
de Montmorency, Raymond Hervey (Oct. 6, 1871), son of Mrs.,
Woodfield Lodge, Streatham.
Left in M. VIII., July, 1890. Keble Coll., Oxford, 1896; B.A. 1899; Assistant
Master at Malvern Coll., 1899; French Master at Eton.
First XI., 1889, 1890.
de Morgan, Augustus (Feb. 18, 1874), son of Mrs., 43, Aynhoe
Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1889. St. Mary's Hospital.
Dumas, Conrad Knowles (Mar. 13, 1874), son of C. C. (deceased),
Sec. to Public Co., 7, Eaton Rise, Ealing.
Left in Army B., April, 1891. Mechanical engineer in locomotive department,
Great Western Railway.
Edwards, Percy John (Feb. 13, 1876), son of J., Victoria Lodge,
Barrack Road, Hounslow.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1892. Admitted solicitor in 1900, practising in London
and at Hounslow.
Elliott, James Warner (Sept. 27, 1876), son of J. S., solicitor, 3,
Castlebar Road, Ealing.
Left in M. Sc. v., July, 1892. St. Mary's Hospital; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
London; L.S.A. 1903.
Evans, Ernest Haines (Sept. 4, 1876), son of Dr. H. N., 3, Thurlow
Road, Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1889. Left in vi. A., July, 1892.
Enlisted in 17th Lancers; volunteered with Indian Cavalry Brigade for South
Africa; Siege of Ladysmith; Staff-Sergeant in Transport and Supply Corps.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Fordham, Edward Wilfrid (Nov. 30, 1874), son of Mrs., 9, Philli-
more Gardens, Kensington.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1892.
Smee Prize, 1891, 1892; Trinity Coll.,
Camb.; B.A. and LL.B., Second Class Law Tripos, Part II., 1896; M.A. 1903;
called to the Bar (Inner Temple), 1897.
Franks, Charles Foard (Oct. 23, 1875), son of J., wine merchant,
20, Margravine Gardens, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1891. Gas engineer.
Gervis, Charles Berkeley (July 9, 1875), son of F. H., surgeon, 1,
Fellows Road, Hampstead.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., July, 1892. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1892; University College Hospital; Fellowe's Silver Medal; Diploma,
R.C.P. and S., M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., London, 1897; M.D. (Brux.), 1898;
practising at Seaford, Sussex.
First XV., 1891; First VI. (Fives), 1891.
Gordon, Robert Abercromby (Sept. 6, 1874), son of Mrs., 11, Callow
Street, South Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1893. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1892; Peterhouse, Camb., 1893; B.A. 1897; M.A. 1901; entered Inner
Temple, 1902; Roman Law, Class II., 1903; Constitutional Law and Legal
History, Class III., 1903; Final Law Exam., Class II., 1904; called to the Bar
(Inner Temple), 1904.
Gosset-Tanner, Arthur Spencer (Mar. 20, 1872), son of Rev. J.,
5, Norfolk Terrace, St. John's Wood.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1891. Scholar of New College, Oxford, 1891; Second
Class Mathematics Moderations, 1893; B.A., Third Class Mathematics, 1895;
Assistant Master, Harrison College, Barbadoes, W. I.
Harvey, Edward John Morewood (Nov. 24, 1875), son of Col.
(abroad), 4, Warwick Road, Ealing.
Left in Army A., July, 1893. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July, 1894.
Commission, West Yorkshire Regiment (Honours), 1896; Prize for Fortifica-
tion; 2nd Batt., Roy. Warwick Regt., Lieut., 1898; Capt., 1901. Was wounded
severely in an engagement near Britstown, March 6, 1900, and has lost his
right arm; returned to England in 1901, and was appointed Assistant Signaller.
Hayter, John Goodenough (May 27, 1873), son of H. G., merchant,
69, Warrington Crescent.
Left in U. Matric., December, 1890.
Heath, Philip Maynard (June 3, 1876), son of C., surgeon, 36,
Cavendish Square.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1893. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1893; University Coll. Hospital, 1894; Silver Medal for Midwifery, 1898;
Fellowe's Silver Medal, 1898; Erichsen Prize, 1899; M.B., London Univ., 1899;
M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., London, 1899; apptd. Demons. in Anat., Univ. Coll.
Hosp., 1903; B.S. (Honours), London Univ., 1903; F.R.C.S. 1904.
Heath, Charles Joseph (Dec. 11, 1874), as above.
Left in Army A., July, 1892. John Watson Prize, 1891; Royal Military
Academy, Woolwich, June, 1892; Commission, R.E., 1894; Prize for Model
Drawing; Lieut., 1897; Captain, 1904.

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Hodgskin, Thomas Alfred Herbert (Nov. 29, 1872), son of J. G.,
Stock Exchange, 6, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. Matric., December, 1890.
Hughes, George Lewis (Aug. 28, 1876), son of Mrs., 60, Sinclair
Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. III., April, 1889.
Kennington, James (April 10, 1875), son of Mrs., 52, Parliament
Hill Road, Hampstead.
Left in vI. B., July, 1891. Removed to Tunbridge School; Clare Coll., Camb.,
B.A. 1897; Assistant Master at Loretto School, Musselburgh, 1903.
Kershaw, Dudley (Aug. 20, 1875), son of J., East India broker,
Park House, Willesden Lane.
Left in L. Matric., April, 1892.
Key, William Percy (Sept. 13, 1874), son
(Sept. 13, 1874), son of W. T., South
Kensington Museum, 2, Longridge Road, South Kensington.
Left in Matric., April, 1890. Chartered accountant.
King-Church, Charles Edward (Jan. 2, 1876), son of R. J., merchant,
20, Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1889, and back to Capitation
Scholars, January, 1892. Left in U. Sc. VIII., July, 1892. Removed to Brad-
field College; now in Mildura, Victoria, Australia.
Koekkoek, Frederick (July 24, 1873), son of H., artist, 73,
Addison Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1888.
Lord, George Wilfrid (July 12, 1875), son of H., architect, The
Red House, Eccles, near Manchester.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1892. Matriculation, London University, First
Class, January, 1892; Owens' Coll., Manchester; Victoria Univ.; Dalton
Mathematical Entrance Exhibition.
MacDonald, Clarence Reginald (Feb. 4, 1876), son of Lieut.-Genl.,
80, Oxford Gardens, North Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., April, 1891. Removed to Rugby School; Royal Military
College, Sandhurst, July, 1893; Commission, Prince of Wales (Leinster) Regi-
ment, 1895; Lieut., 1898; subsequently transferred as Capt. to Royal Warwick-
shire Regiment, 1902.
Maurice, Richard FitzGerald (Feb. 28, 1876), son of Colonel, R.A.,
Frimley, Farnborough, Hants.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1889. Left in U. VIII., July, 1895.
Scholar of Exeter College, Oxford, 1895; Second Class, Classics Mods., 1897;
Third Class Litt. Hum., 1899; B.A. 1900; Private Secretary to Lord Tennyson,
Governor of South Australia, 1900; Commission in South Australian Bushmen,
1901; Capt., 1901; now in South Africa.
Medill, Robert Eugene (Nov. 28, 1873), son of T. S., corn merchant,
Rosstrevor, Lake Road, Wimbledon.
Left in L. VIII., April, 1891.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Mennell, Zebulon (June 15, 1876), son of Z., surgeon, 1, Royal
Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1893. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1894; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., London, 1900; M.B., London Univ.,
1902; House Phys. and Asst. Pathologist, St. Thomas's Hosp., 1900; Senior
Obstetric House Phys., 1902; Anæsthetist, 1904; practising in London.
Merrick, Lawrence Bruce (Oct. 1, 1876), son of W., solicitor, 2,
Rayner's Road, Putney Hill.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1892.
Michell, Guy Herington (Nov. 25, 1875), son of Mrs., 14, Aynhoe
Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in vI. A., July, 1892.
Morris, William Richard Grave (May 4, 1876), son of F., Brentford
Gas Company, Brentford Lodge, Old Brentford, Middlesex.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., April, 1893. Died on December 11, 1893, aged 17.
Morton, Andrew (July 16, 1875), son of D. H., engineer, Clare
Lodge, Rivercourt Road, Hammersmith.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1889.
Nowell, Frederick (Mar. 26, 1876), son of B., contractor, Auriol
House, Hammersmith Road.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1893. Stone merchant.
Phillips, Philip Frederic (Sept. 6, 1874), son of F. A., stockbroker,
48, Inverness Terrace, Bayswater.
Left in U. Matric., April, 1891. Stock and Share Broker.
Pipkin, Ernest Stratford (June 24, 1876), son of S. J., Sec. to
Atlas Ass. Co., Brooklyn, Wallington, Surrey.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1890. Emmanuel Coll., Camb., 1896-8; trooper in
Imperial Yeomanry.
Powell, Francis James Edward (Sept. 8, 1876), son of H. J., army
agent, Selwood, Trinity Road, Upper Tooting.
Left in vI. B., April, 1893.
Radcliffe, Cyril (Aug. 25, 1876), son of H., Civil Service, 21,
Girdler's Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., April, 1892. Clerkship, R.N., 1894; Assistant Paymaster,
1900; Secretary's Clerk to Vice-Adml. Sir A. L. Douglas, 1902.
Rayner-Wood, Algernon Cockburn (July 20, 1874), son of W., J.P.
(Lancaster), 90, Blenheim Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1893. Henniker Exhibitioner, Trinity College, Oxford,
1893; Second Class Classics Moderations, 1895; Third Class Mod. History, 1897;
B.A. 1898; M.A. 1901; Assistant Master at Eton College; 2nd Lieut., 4th
(Vol.) Batt. Oxford Light Infantry, 1899; Capt., 1901.
Read, Dudley Henry (June 28, 1875), stepson of H. J. North,
solicitor, 41, Matheson Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Matric., December, 1890.

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Ritchie, William George Brookfield (June 8, 1875), son of W. J.,
Civil Service, 132, Lexham Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1894. Trin. Coll., Camb.; B.A.,
Junior Optime, 1897; called to the Bar (Lincoln's Inn), 1901; Equity Draughts-
man and Conveyancer.
Robinson, John Armstrong Purefoy (Dec. 5, 1874), son of Major-
Gen. C. G., 3, Denning Road, Hampstead.
Left in Army A., December, 1892. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich,
December, 1892; Commission, R.A., 1895; Lieut., 1898; Captain, 1901.
Robinson, Noel Edward (Oct. 26, 1875), son of R. A., estate agent,
96, Chesterton Road, Notting Hill.
Left in History VIII., July, 1894.
Rowland, Stanley Chamberlain (June 3, 1877), son of F. A. A.,
solicitor, 1, South Parade, Bedford Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1889. Left in L. M. vIII., July,
1895. Smee Prize, 1894; Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January,
1901; Assistant Master, Bury Grammar School, 1902.
Saunders, George Augustus (June 28, 1876), son of G. O., banker,
89, Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1894.
Saunders, Ernest William Cotes (Mar. 2, 1876), son of G., architect,
Thames Bank, Chiswick Mall.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1889. Left in U. VIII., July, 1895.
Smee Prize, 1891; Scholar of King's College, Cambridge, 1894; B.A., Second
Class (Division I.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1898; Assistant Master at Upping-
ham School; M.B., B.C., Camb.; M.A. 1902.
Schwarz, Reginald Oscar (May 4, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1888.
Seppings, John William Hamilton (Sept. 30, 1873), son of Mrs.,
Chattern House, Ashford, Middlesex.
Left in Sc. VI., July, 1891. Smee Prize, 1891; 2nd Lieut. (from Militia),
Royal Dub. Fus., 1895; Lieut., 1897; Capt., 1901; slightly wounded at
Almond's Nek, June 11, 1900; Paymaster, Army Pay Dept., Egypt, 1901.
Shuffrey, Leonard (Dec. 6, 1873), son of L. A., architect, Thorncote,
Edgehill Road, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1891. Matriculation, Londen Univ., First Class,
June, 1891; Smee Prize, 1890 and 1891; John Watson Prize, 1891.
Swanston, James Christian (Mar. 16, 1874), son of J. A., merchant,
171, Cromwell Road.
Left in Remove, July, 1889. 2nd Lieut. Northumberland Artillery, 1899;
Lieut., 1900.
Thompson, John Hampden (Mar. 9, 1876), son, of Rev. A. S.,
1, Girdler's Road, West Kensington.
Left in History VIII., July, 1894. Trinity Coll., Oxford, B.A. (Third Class Mod.
Hist.), 1898; M.A. 1902; Cuddesdon Coll., 1898; D. 1899; P. 1900 (London).

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Tomkins, Percy Leith (June 25, 1871), son of S. L., 50, Perham
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1890. Keble Coll., Oxford, 1892; B.A. 1895; M.A.
1899; Leeds Clergy School, 1895; D. 1896; P. 1897 (Roch.).
Tytheridge, Cecil Walter Langford (July 23, 1875), son of H. B. H.,
Civil Service, Guildford Lodge, Ravenscourt Park, Hammer-
smith.
Left in L. v., April, 1892. Articled clerk to solicitors; Estate Duty Depart-
ment, Somerset House.
Wainewright, Claude Festing (Feb. 9, 1875), son of Rev. A. W.,
Ikon Rectory, Wickham Market, Suffolk.
Left in II., December, 1889. Stock Exchange.
Watson, Oliver Cyril Spencer (Sept. 7, 1876), son of W. S.,
surgeon, 7, Henrietta Street, Cavendish Square.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1895. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, June,
1895; Commission (with Honours), January, 1897; 2nd Lieut., Yorkshire Regt.,
1897; Lieut., 1898; retired, 1904; Tirah, 1897-8; capture of the Sampagha and
Arhanga Passes; reconnaissance of the Saran Sar and action of November 9,
1897; operations at and around Dwatoi (dangerously wounded) and action of
November 24, 1897; operations against the Khani Khel Chamkanis; Medal
with 2 clasps.
Wilkinson, Bertie Cobbold (Aug. 25, 1876), son of J. M., silver-
smith, 22, Russell Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1890. Jeweller.
Worsley, Clement Francis (July 13, 1876), son of C. S., Civil
Service, 7, Rylett Crescent, Goldhawk Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1889. Left in VI. A., July, 1892.
Westminster Fire Office.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1889.
Bailey, Gervaise (Feb. 8, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1888.
Bertram, Francis George Lawder (Aug. 12, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Bidder, Harold Francis (Dec. 26, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1888.
Brend, William Alfred (April 29, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1886.
Rhodes, Edward Hugh (Jan. 3, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1888.
Saunders, Ernest William Cotes (Mar. 2, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1888.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Slater, Edward Vere (June 4, 1877), son of C., retired barrister,
50, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1896. Scholar, Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford, 1896; First
Class Classics Moderations, 1898; B.A., First Class Litt. Hum., 1900; Assistant
Master at Eton, 1902.
Varley, Alec Winn (April 4, 1877), son of J., solicitor, 11, Stanley
Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1896. Smee Prize, 1892; Demy of Magdalen College,
Oxford, 1895; First Class Classics Moderations, 1898; B.A., Second Class Litt.
Hum., 1900; M.A. 1903; Civil Service Exam. (India, Bombay), 1900.
Weeks, Charles Albert (May 5, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Willis, George Henry (Oct. 21, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1889.
Argles, Ernest Edward (June 24, 1876), son of R., doctor, 82, Oxford
Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in Army C., July, 1893. St. Mary's Hospital; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1903;
appointed Assistant Medical Officer, Marylebone Infirmary, 1903.
Bailey, Edmund Savage (July 31, 1877), son of A., barrister,
88, Holland Road, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1890, and again to Capitation
Scholars, September, 1893. Left in VII., July, 1894.
First XI. Secretary of Cricket, 1894.
Bartlett, Howard John (Nov. 26, 1875), son of Mrs., 35, Ladbroke
Gardens, Notting Hill.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1894. Solicitor, admitted 1900, practising in
London.
Boyle, George William (Mar. 21, 1877), son of G. R., private
secretary, 3, Barnes Villas, Lonsdale Road, Barnes.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1893.
Brenon, Edward Percy Algernon (Jan. 14, 1875), son of E. St. J.,
author, 6, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. III., July, 1889.
Carlisle, Percy William (Sept. 2, 1875), son of Capt. T., journalist,
57, Clarendon Road, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1891. Left in VII., July, 1892.
Clifford, Edward Herbert (Jan. 8, 1876), son of E. T., insurance
secretary, 24, Gledstanes Road, West Kensington.
Left in M. Sc. v., April, 1890, re-entered, September, 1890. Left in Sc. VII.,
July, 1892. Student, Royal Coll. Science, South Kensington.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Crocker, Montague Martin (Jan. 4, 1876), son of Mrs., 17, The
Boltons, South Kensington.
Left in VII., July, 1893. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July and
November, 1894; Commission, 1896; King's Own, Royal Lancashire Regt.;
Prize for Military History and Geography, 1896; died of peritonitis at Malta,
February 23, 1897, aged 21.
Devitt, Thomas Gardner (Feb. 23, 1876), son of H., produce broker,
Oriel House, Lindfield Gardens, Hampstead.
Left in VII., July, 1894. Sykes Exhibitioner, Corpus Christi College, Camb.,
1894; B.A., Third Class (Third Div.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1897; M.A. 1901;
Wells Theol. College, 1898; D. 1899; P. 1900 (Chichester).
Dixon, William Edward Joseph Dickson (Sept. 18, 1874), son of
Mrs., Argyll Villa, Clarendon Road, Southsea.
Left in Army C., December, 1891.
Du Port, Lionel Durell (Dec. 11, 1875), son of Rev. C. D., H.M.
Inspector of Schools, 24, Norland Square, Notting Hill.
Left in Remove, July, 1891.
Fergusson, James Herbert (Feb. 4, 1875), son of R., stockbroker,
15, Lisgar Terrace, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., January, 1890. St. George's Hosp.; Diploma, R.C.P.
and S., 1897; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1897; Surgeon, R.N., 1897.
Forman, Douglas Evans (Sept. 18, 1872).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1885.
Gapp, Arthur Charles (July 10, 1875), son of C. J., tea dealer,
Beaconsfield, Ealing Common.
Left in Sc. VI., April, 1892. Grocer.
George, Douglas Stewart (Dec. 19, 1874), son of Col. J., retired,
17, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1891. 2nd Lieut. (from Militia), Roy. Scots Fus., 1896;
Lieut., 1899; Captain, 1901.
Graham, Malise Strathearne (July 8, 1874), son of Major-General,
retired Indian officer, 40, Woodstock Road, Bedford Park.
Left in Prelim. Math., July, 1889. On a ranch in Argentina.
Grosvenor, Oswald Astley (Dec. 19, 1875), son of Dr. G. F., M.D.,
121, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1889. In the City of Mexico.
Harrison, John Wilkins (May 27, 1874), son of Rev. J., missionary,
18, Margravine Gardens, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1893. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1891; Prelim. Scientific (M.B.) Exam. (Biology), 1894; Prelim. Scientific
(M.B.) Exam. (Chem. and Experim. Physics), 1895.
Harrison, James Waddington (Dec. 12, 1875), as above.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1894.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Harrison, Walter Lewis (Sept. 29, 1873), son of Mrs., 30, Barons
Court Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1889. F.R.C.V.S., practising as a veterinary
surgeon to Messrs. Barclay, Perkins & Co., Southwark.
Hartley, John Mathews (Mar. 7, 1874), son of J., East India Rail-
way, care of R. Chapman, Esq., 6, Knaresboro Place, Earl's
Court.
Left in Prelim. Math., July, 1889. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July,
1892.
Hayter, Owen Chilton Goodenough (Sept. 13, 1876), son of H. G.,
merchant, 69, Warrington Crescent.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1891. Left in L. M. VIII., July,
1895. Indian Police Service, July, 1896.
Capt. of Rowing, 1895.
Hewetson, Charles Herbert (Oct. 9, 1872), son of Colonel C. C.,
Indian Army, 125, Sinclair Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in U. Sc. VIII., April, 1890.
Hodgson, Christopher Anthony Rowlandson (Dec. 27, 1873), son of
A. P., of the I.C.S., Lansdown House, Spring Grove, Isleworth.
Left in U. Matric., July, 1890. Worcester Coll., Oxford, 1892; Commission,
Royal Warwickshire Regt., 1899; Capt., 1901.
James, Percival George Egerton (April 17, 1875), son of F., civil
engineer, 48, Tregunter Road, South Kensington.
Left in U. Matric., July, 1892.
Jones, Lawrence (Sept. 17, 1877), son of Rev. W. M., Marks Tey
Rectory, Colchester, Essex.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1890. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1895. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1894;
St. George's Hospital Scholar, 1895; Diploma, R.C.P. and S., 1899; M.R.C.S.,
Eng., L.R.C.P., London, 1900; M.B., London, 1901; F.R.C.S. 1902; B.S. (First
Class Honours), London, 1903; B.Sc., London, 1903; apptd. House Surgeon,
St. George's Hospital, 1904.
Joseph, Charles Simpson (Nov. 28, 1872).
Transferred from Foundationers. See Capitation Scholars, April, 1885.
Kay, Robert Cecil (Feb. 7, 1876), son of R. P., manufacturer's
agent, 2, Portland Mansions, West Kensington.
Left in M. Sc. v., July, 1890.
Kayll, Harry Fairfax (Dec. 6, 1876), son of Mrs., 38, Woodstock
Road, Bedford Park.
Left in Army B., April, 1892.
Kemp, Bertram Lowther Sandford (Sept. 10, 1873), son of W. F.,
Q.C., barrister, 5, Berkeley Gardens, Campden Hill, Kensington.
Left in U. Matric., April, 1891.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Lake, Kirsopp (April 7, 1872), son of Dr. G. A. K., M.D., M.R.C.S.,
1, Victoria Terrace, Ryde, Isle of Wight.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1891. Exhibitioner, Lincoln College, Oxford, 1891;
Skinners' Company's Scholar, 1893; B.A., Second Class Theology, 1895;
Cuddesden College, 1895; D. 1895; P. 1896; M.A. 1898; Arnold Essay Prize,
1902; appted. by the Queen of Holland to be Professor Ordinarius of New
Testament Exegesis and Early Christian Literature at the Univ. of Leyden in
1903. Editor of Text of the New Testament, 1900; Texts from Mount Athos,
1902; Athos leaves of the Codex H. of the Pauline Epistles, 1904.
Legg, Charles James Simpson (April 18, 1876), son of H. S.,
architect, 14, Prince Arthur's Road, South Hampstead.
Left in L. Matric., April, 1892. Farming in Canada.
Lupton, Arthur Sinclair (Jan. 27, 1877), son of Rev. J. H., sur-
master of St. Paul's School, 12, St. Mary Abbotts Terrace,
Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1889. Left in U. M. VIII.,
July, 1895. Exhibitioner of St. John's College, Cambridge, 1894; Scholar,
1896; B.A., Second Class (Div. I.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1898; Home Civil
Service, 1899 (Somerset House); called to the Bar (Gray's Inn), 1905.
MacDonald, Roderick George (Aug. 25, 1875), son of R., sugar
broker, St. Clears, The Avenue, Kew.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1892.
Marsden, George (Feb. 9, 1874), son of Capt. R., London Harbour
Master, Clairville House, Gravesend, Kent.
Left in U. Matric., July, 1891. Lieut. in South African Light Horse; was
through the South African campaign from Colenso to Lydenburg; mentioned,
in despatches; D.S.O. 1901; Lieut. Cheshire Regt., 1904; Capt., 1904.
Mathews, Percy Staverton (Oct. 28, 1872).
See Foundationers, January, 1886.
Moore, Bertram Percy (May 13, 1877), son of Mrs., 75, Holland
Road, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1889. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), 1896. Bedford Prize, 1894; High Master's Latin Verse Prize, 1894;
Scholar of Balliol College, Oxford, 1895; Hertford Scholar, 1897; Craven, 1897;
Chancellor's Prize, Latin Verse, 1897; Jenkyns Exhbtnr., 1897; First Class
Classics Moderations, 1898; First Class Litt. Hum., 1900; Ireland Scholar, 1900;
Derby Scholar, 1902; Civil Service, Inland Revenue (Secretary's Office), 1900;
Private Secretary to Sir Henry Primrose, Chairman of the Board of Agriculture,
1903.
North, Harold (Oct. 30, 1876), son of Mrs. Werner, Blenheim
House, Ilfracombe.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1895.
Orchard, Francis Graham (June 18, 1873), son of W. G., clerk,
Netley Villa, Horsford Road, Brixton.
Left in vI., July, 1890. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June,
1891; Emmanuel Coll., Camb.; B.A., Third Class (Second Div.) Classical
Tripos, Part I., 1897; D. 1898; P. 1899; Asst. Master and Chap. of Bromsgrove
School, 1903.
Parker, Herbert Alban (Jan. 14, 1876), son of J., clerk, 3, Rupert
Road, Bedford Park.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1893.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Pleadwell, William Montagu (April 27, 1875), son of W. G., C. S.,
Admiralty, 31, Castellain Road, Maida Vale.
Left in L. M. VIII., December, 1893. Articled clerk to solicitors.
Rhodes, Lyulph Edward (Dec. 7, 1873), son of E. J., Hawthornden,
Egham, Surrey.
Left in U. Matric., July, 1890.
Ritchie, David (July 15, 1876), stepson of A. D. Fraser, accountant,
3, Harvard Road, Gunnersbury.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1889. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1895. Scholar of St. John's College, Oxford, 1895; Second Class Classics Modera-
tions, 1897; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1899; Ind. Civ. Serv., 1899; Asst.
Magis. and Commnr. at Ballia (United Provinces of Agra and Oudh); died of
dysentery at Chiswick, March 5, 1903, aged 27.
Sanderson, Ernest Henry (Mar. 10, 1872), son of Rev. T. J., Brington
Rectory, Huntingdon.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1890. Scholar of Jesus College, Camb., 1890;
B.A. 1894; M.A. 1902; Second Class Prelim. Theological Exam., 1900; D. 1901;
P. 1902.
Sellar, Norrie (Nov. 2, 1872), son of D. P., merchant, 68, Princes
Gate.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1889.
Sickert, Leonhard Johannes (April 22, 1873), son of Mrs., 12,
Pembroke Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1890.
Silverlock, Henry Winchester (Aug. 9, 1875), son of H. T., printer
and publisher, Mount Clear, Earlswood Common, Redhill.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1889. In Australia.
Stevenson, Henry Louis (Dec. 5, 1874), son of Mrs., 107, Comeragh
Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1893. Exhibitioner of Queen's Coll., Oxford, 1893;
Second Class Classics Moderations, 1895; Second Class Litt. Hum., 1897; B.A.
1898; Indian Civil Service, 1897 (Burma).
Thorne, William Hobart Houghton (April 8, 1875), son of Dr.
W. B., M.D., 5, Gledhow Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1892. King's Coll., Camb., 1894; called to the Bar
(Inner Temple), 1900.
Thornton, Arthur Ruthven (Sept. 10, 1876), son of Rev. G. R.,
St. Barnabas Vicarage, Addison Road, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers. Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1895.
Tovey, George Strangways (Sept. 29, 1875), son of Colonel, R.E.,
39, Nevern Square, Earl's Court.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1891. Left in Army A., July, 1892.
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July, 1893; Commission, Royal Field Art.,
2nd Lieut., 1896; Lieut., 1899; Capt., 1902; mentioned in Despatches, London
Gazette, September 10, 1901.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Townsend, Henry Parker (Jan. 3, 1877), son of Dr. M., surgeon,
34, Upper Phillimore Place, Kensington.
Left in Special, July, 1890. Sheep farmer in Chile, Straits of Magellan.
Vernède, Robert Ernest (June 4, 1875), son of O., solicitor, 91,
Lansdowne Road, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1889. Left in U. M. VIII., 1894. Milton
Prize, 1893; Exhibitioner of St. John's College, Oxford, 1894; Third Class
Classics Moderations, 1896; B.A., Third Class Litt. Hum., 1898.
Walsh, Mainwaring Ravell (May 29, 1876), son of Colonel P.,
Rectory Cottage, Warwick Road, Ealing.
Left in Army A., July, 1892. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, July, 1894;
Commission, Royal Berkshire Regiment, 1895; Lieut., 1898; Capt., December 18,
1901; South African War, 1899-1900.
Wathen, Reginald Cholmeley (Aug. 15, 1875), son of W. H., whole-
sale tea dealer, Cromer House, Stanstead Abbotts.
Left in L. IV., July, 1890. Farm student.
Wathen, Charles Trevelyan (May 20, 1874), as above.
Left in U. Matric., December, 1890. North Borneo Police.
Wills, Henry (Oct. 27, 1874), son of C., Civil Service (retired),
Morland, Putney Common.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., July, 1893. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1893.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected May, 1889.
Marsland, Reginald Price Wood (July 29, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Maurice, Richard Fitzgerald (Feb. 28, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1888.
Turner, Ernest James (Feb. 26, 1877), son of A. J., schoolmaster,
9, Earl's Court Gardens.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1896. Bedford Prize, 1893; Montagu,
1895; Truro, Milton, Ollivant, Kynaston, 1896; Sizar of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge, 1895; Scholar, 1897; First Class (Division I.) Classical Tripos (Part I.),
1898; B.A., First Class Classical Tripos (Part II.), 1899; Civil Service Exam.
(5th), 1900; Clerk in the India Office; Private Secretary to Earl Percy, 1902;
Private Secretary to the Earl of Hardwicke, 1903.
Vernède, Robert Ernest (June 4, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1889.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted May, 1889.
Bird, Frederick Dudley (Jan. 10, 1877), son of F., engineer, Penrith
House, Chiswick Lane.
Elected Junior Scholar, September, 1890, and transferred back to Capitation
Scholars, April, 1893. Left in VI. B., July, 1893. Engineering student, Univ.
Coll., London.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Black, Guy (July 27, 1876), son of Dr. J., surgeon and lecturer,
Hillside, Hermitage, Norwood.
Left in Sc. VI., April, 1891. St. Thomas's Hospital; M.R.C.S., Eng.,
L.R.C.P., London, 1900; M.B., London Univ., 1900; practising at Thornton
Heath.
Blandford, Francis George (Feb. 8, 1877), son of G. M., Civil
Service, 21, Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Elected Junior Scholar, September, 1890, and transferred back to Capitation
Scholars, April, 1893. Stock Exhibitioner, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge,
1896; Sizar, 1897; B.A., Third Class Theological Tripos, 1899; M.A. 1903;
formerly Asst. Master at Colet Court Preparatory School.
Buzzard, Charles Norman (April 29, 1873).
Transferred from Foundationers. See Capitation Scholars, April, 1885. Left
in Army A., July, 1890.
Calthrop, Everard Ferguson (April 9, 1876), son of C., artist,
31, Coleherne Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Army A., July, 1893. John Watson Prize, 1892 and 1893; Smee
Prize, 1893; Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July, 1893; 2nd Lt. Roy.
Horse Art., 1895; Lieut., 1898; Captain, 1901; mentioned in Despatches,
London Gazette, September 10, 1901.
Chesterton, Frank Sidney (Dec. 22, 1876), son of S. R., estate
agent, 31, Pembroke Road, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1893. Smee Prize, 1892; Matriculation, London
Univ., First Class, June, 1893; Architect; Professional Associate of Surveyor's
Institute, 1898; exhibited at the Royal Academy, 1903; and two pictures in
1904.
Christian, John Beresford (April 2, 1873), son of Mrs., 17, Morning-
ton Avenue, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VIII., July, 1892. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1890; St. George's Hospital; Scholarship, 1892; Henry Charles Johnson
Prize, 1894; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1900; Lieut. in Ind. Med.
Service, 1901.
Cuming, Richard Ingram (May 15, 1874), son of W., Admiralty,
10, Hollywood Villas, Southfields.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1892. St. Thomas's Hospital; M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., 1902; practising at Barnes, Surrey.
Dixon, Thomas Henry (Dec. 5, 1875), son of W. J., barrister-at-law,
Laburnum Villa, Lonsdale Road, Barnes.
Left in M. Sc. v., April, 1892.
Duff, Francis Ernest Bluett (Sept. 6, 1875), son of F. J. B.
merchant, 68, Cambridge Gardens, Notting Hill.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1893. Matriculation, London Univ., First
Class, June, 1892; Exhibitioner of King's College, Cambridge, 1894; B.A.,
Second Class Historical Tripos, 1897; called to the Bar (Inner Temple), 1901;
Clerk in the department of the Treasury Solicitor for Public Prosecutions.
Flook, Hubert Sydney (May 4, 1875), son of W., banker's clerk,
Heathlea, Willow Road, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1893. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June,
1891; Trinity Coll., Camb.; B.A., Third Class Natural Science Tripos, 1897;
M.A. 1901; Entrance Exhibition, King's Coll. Hosp., London, 1898; M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., London, 1901; practising at Pietermaritzburg.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Griffith, Godfrey de Gorrequèr (Feb. 3, 1876), son of G. de G.,
physician, 34, St. George's Square.
Left in U. Matric., December, 1891. Admitted solicitor, 1899, practising in
London; Honorary Solicitor to Zenana Medical Mission Hospital.
Jenkins, Edward Sidney (June 24, 1874), son of E., barrister,
ex-M.P., 12, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., April, 1891. Passed College of Preceptor's Exam., 1892;
Colonial College, Hollesley Bay, Suffolk, 1893-4; resident in New Zealand, 1894-
1901; studying for Veterinary Surgeon in England.
Keays, Lionel Francis Lovell (April 9, 1876), son of F. L., solicitor,
Upwood Tower, Caterham.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1891. Left in Sc. VIII. B., July,
1894. Smee Prize, 1893; Matriculation, First Class, London Univ., June, 1893;
Entrance Scholarship and Governor's Prize, Middlesex Hosp., 1895; Broderip
Scholarship; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London, 1901.
Legg, Bertram Theodore (Aug. 4, 1877), son of J., 21, Warwick
Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1892. Chemical Student, City and Guilds, Technical
Coll., Finsbury; late Assistant to an Analytical Chemist and Assayer; now in
Western Australia.
McDowell, Francis John James Forster (June, 1874), son of Mrs.,
21, Fopstone Road, South Kensington.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1889.
Mignon, Franklin Alfred Charles (Feb. 6, 1875), son of Colonel,
132, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1892. Emmanuel College, Cambridge; B.A., Third
Class Theological Tripos, Part I., 1896.
Morris, Sydney (July 3, 1876), son of B. J., merchant, Carisbrooke,
South Side, Clapham Common.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1892. Matriculation, Second Class, London
Univ., January, 1893.
Murdoch, Archibald José Campbell (Jan. 28, 1876), son of C.,
merchant, Darna, Brandenburgh Road, Gunnersbury.
Left in M. Sc. v., December, 1890. 2nd Lt. (from Militia) Cameron High-
landers, 1897; Lieut., 1898; killed at Nooitgedacht, December 13, 1900, aged 24.
Myers, Arthur Phineas (Feb. 15, 1876), son of W., merchant,
49, Leinster Gardens, Hyde Park.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1892.
Nicholson, Herbert Pearson (Dec. 12, 1876), son of Herbert, wine
merchant, 30, Castletown Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1893.
Ogilvy, Harry Hyacinth (Mar. 15, 1875), son of F. M., merchant,
62, Queen's Gardens, Hyde Park.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1894. Exhibitioner of Clare Coll., Camb., 1894; B.A.,
Second Class (Second Div.), Classical Tripos, Part I., Camb., 1897; now in India.
Capt. First XV., 1893; Capt. First XI., 1894.
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Oldershaw, Lucian Robert Frederic (Jan. 10, 1876), son of W.,
actor, 7, Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Elected Senior Scholar, September, 1891. Left in Hist. VIII. (Exhibitioner),
July, 1894. Scholar of Christ Church, Oxford, 1894; B.A., Second Class
Modern History, 1898; M.A. 1903; President of the Oxford Union Society, 1898.
Secretary of the Old Paulines' Cub, 1905.
Pinches, Horace George (Sept. 29, 1875), son of E. E., barrister,
19, Ladbroke Square.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1894. John Watson Prize, 1894; St. Thomas's
Hosp.; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1900; Lieut. in R.A.M.C., 1900;
served in South Africa, 1901-2; Capt. 1903.
Pritchard, Malcolm Arthur (Nov. 17, 1874), son of A. J., solicitor,
14, Warwick Road, Earl's Court.
Left in U. Matric., July, 1892. Admitted solicitor in 1899; practising in
London.
Reid, Joseph Broadley (Aug. 13, 1877), son of H. B., stockbroker,
70, West Cromwell Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1894. Matriculation, Second Class, London
Univ., June, 1894. (Manila, Philippine Islands.)
Saunders, Godfrey Wadham St. George (April 23, 1874), son of
Dr. W. S., Medical Officer of City of London, 13, Queen Street,
Cheapside.
Left in L. IV., April, 1890. Christ Church, Oxford; B.A. 1897; M.A. 1899;
D. 1897; P. 1898.
Sheldon, Walter Sirr (Oct. 3, 1875), son of Dr. T., M.D., 25, Powis
Square.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1893. Matriculation, First Class, London Univ., June,
1892; Univ. Coll. Hospital; Fellowe's Clinical Medals (Junior and Senior),
1898; Diploma of R.C.P. and S., 1898; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1898;
House Surg. Univ. Coll. Hosp., 1899.
Stratton, Frank (Oct. 23, 1875), son of A., linen draper, Ellesmere
House, Clapham Road.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1893.
Sully, Frederick Harold (Dec. 18, 1874), son of S. W., chartered
accountant, 18, Trebovir Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1892. Chartered accountant, 1899; Secretary to
St. John's Ambulance.
Swanston, Arthur William (Feb. 14, 1875), son of J. A., 171, Crom-
well Road.
Left in ii., July, 1889. Jesus Coll., Camb.; 2nd Lt., Inniskilling Dragoons,
1899; killed in action between Bethel and Heidelberg, October 16, 1900,
aged 25.
Townsend, Meredith Milton (Feb. 23, 1873).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1884.
Turner, Francis Jerome (Jan. 19, 1876), son of Rev. C. S., 49,
Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Viret, Arthur William (Sept. 15, 1875), son of B. P., War Office,
115, Alexandra Road, St. John's Wood.
Left in U. v. B., April, 1892. Member of the London Stock Exchange.
Watson, Herbert Walter (May 29, 1875), son of J., contractor,
93, Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in U. 111., July, 1890.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1889.
Arnett, Edward John (June 19, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1888.
Dale, Harold Edward (Dec. 5, 1875), son of H. J., electrician, High-
bury New Park.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1894. Bedford Prizes, 1892; Butter-
worth, 1891 and 1892; Governor's Greek Verse Prize, and Truro Prize, 1893;
Kynaston and Ollivant, 1894; Scholar of Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1893; Hertford
Scholar, 1895; Craven Scholar, 1895; First Class Classics Moderations, 1896;
Ireland Scholar, 1896; B.A., First Class Litt. Hum., 1898; First place in Civil
Service Examination, 1898; Fellow of New College, 1898; Derby Scholar, 1899;
Colonial Office.
Evans, Ernest Haines (Sept. 4, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1888.
Hardie, Martin (Dec. 15, 1875), son of J., schoolmaster, 10, Holland
Park Terrace, Notting Hill.
Left in U. VIII., December, 1894. John Watson Prizes, 1892, 1893 and 1894;
Landscape Prize, 1894; Exhibitioner of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1894; B.A.,
Second Class (Div. I.), Classical Tripos, Part I., 1898; apptd. Junior Asst. (Art.
Branch), South Kens., 1898; Board of Education, South Kens., Victoria and
Albert, and Bethnal Green Museums.
Second XV., 1893; First XV., 1894.
Harrison, Ernest (June 4, 1877), son of W. J., schoolmaster, 149,
Battersea Rise.
Left in Upper VIII. (Captain and Exhibitioner), 1896. Sleath Prize, 1895 and
1896; Thruston, 1896; Governor's (Greek Iambics) Prizes, 1895 and 1896; Major
Scholar of Trinity College, Camb., 1895; Craven Scholar, 1898; First Class
(Div. I.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1898; Sir William Browne's Medal (Latin
Epigram), 1899; B.A., First Class Classical Tripos (Part II.), 1899; Chancellor's
Medal, 1900; Fellow of Trinity Coll., Camb., 1900; Author of Studies in
Theognis, 1902.
Editor of The Pauline, 1895-6.
Just, Leonhard Wolfgang (Mar. 13, 1874), brother of H. W., school-
master, 104, Finborough Road, South Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., July, 1892. Articled clerk to a chartered accountant;
2nd Lt. 4th County of London (King's Colonials), 1903.
King-Church, Charles Edward (Jan 2, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1888.
Langdon-Davies, Bernard Noël (Dec. 7, 1876), son of C., electrical
engineer, 45, Redcliffe Square, South Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., December, 1895. Scholar of Pembroke College, Cambridge,
1895; Tancred (Law) Studentship, 1898; B.A., First Class (Div. III.) Classical
Tripos, Part I., 1899; President of the Cambridge Union Society, 1898; M.A.
1903. Private Tutor.
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Lupton, Arthur Sinclair (Jan. 27, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1889.
Moore, Bertram Percy (May 13, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1889.
Pearson, Philip Graeme (Dec. 1, 1877), son of Dr., physician,
23, Upper Phillimore Place, Kensington.
Left in Upper VIII., December, 1896. Demy of Magdalen College, Oxford,
1896; First Class Classics Moderations, 1898; Civil Service Examination, 1900.
He won the First Prize (Lawn Tennis) in the All-England Plate at
Wimbledon, and the Championship of Bengal, both in 1902. He died from
typhoid fever at Fatehgarh on June 9th, 1903, aged 25.
Ritchie, David (July 15, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1889.
Rowland, Stanley Chamberlain (June 3, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1888.
Salter, Frederick Gurney (Dec. 2, 1876), son of W. H., barrister
and shorthand writer to the Houses of Parliament, 40, Lad-
broke Road, Notting Hill.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1895. Scholar of Trinity College, Oxford,
1894; First Class Classics Moderations, 1897; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum.,
1899; admitted solicitor, 1905.
Simpson, Trevor Claud (Feb. 9, 1877), son of H. J., The Holme,
South Norwood.
Left in U. VIII., December, 1895.
Smith, Thomas St. Clair (Oct.
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1895.
Admission, Indian Police, 1896.
19, 1876), son of Mrs., 20, Sinclair
Smee Prize, 1893; Matriculation, London
Univ., First Class, June, 1894; Trin. Hall, Camb.; B.A. 1898; M.B.B.Ch. 1903.
Shepard Challenge Cup, 1895.
Stones, Edgar (Dec. 10, 1874), son of C. T., agent, 232, Amherst
Road.
Left in L. VIII., April, 1891. Architect.
Stutfield, Vincent Corbett (Sept. 18, 1873), son of B., wine merchant,
Creswell Cottage, Wormley, Broxbourne, Herts.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1892. Scholar, St. Catharine's Coll., Camb. (resigned);
Scholar of Jesus College, Oxford, 1892; Third Class Mathematics Moderations,
1894; Fourth Class Nat. Science, 1896; B.A. 1897; late Form Master at
Felsted School; now in South Africa.
Thornton, Arthur Ruthven (Sept. 10, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1889.
Varley, Gilbert (Mar. 11, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Wilson, Leslie Orme (Aug. 1, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1888.
Worsley, Clement Francis (Aug. 13, 1876).
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1889.
Ainsworth, Ralph Bignell (Sept. 26, 1875), son of Capt., 55, Edith
Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1893. St. George's Hospital; Treasurer's and Sir
Benjamin Brodie's Prize, 1898; Hosp. Prize for Clin. Med. and Surg., 1899;
Diploma, R.C.P. and S., 1899; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1899; Surgeon,
R.N., 1900; Lieut., Royal Army Med. Corps, 1902.
Alexander, William Dallas (Aug. 5, 1875), son of Mrs., 25, Batoum
Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1891. Left in Army A., December, 1892.
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, December, 1892; Commission, R.A., 1895;
Lieut., 1898; Captain, March 1, 1901; apptd. Special Service Officer, 1903.
Amsler, Albert Maurice (Jan. 6, 1877), son of Mrs., 43, Stanley
Gardens, Belsize Park.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1895. Matriculation, First Class, London
Univ., June, 1894; St. Bartholomew's Hosp.; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1902;
appointed House Surg. to St. Bartholomew's Hosp., 1903.
Vice-Capt. Rowing Club, 1895; Capt. of Boxing.
Arfwedson, Alfred Dering Ashurst (Dec. 7, 1876), son of W. A.,
merchant, Park House, Teddington, Middlesex.
Left in Sc. IV., December, 1889.
Arter, Arthur Marshall (July 18, 1876), son of A., timber merchant,
Linden House, Upper Mall, Hammersmith.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1893. Miller Prize for Paper on Indicating High
Speed of Steam Engines, 1902; Assoc. Memb. Inst. Civ. Eng., 1902.
Atchison, George Turnour (July 10, 1877), son of A. T., civil
engineer, 60, Warwick Road, Earl's Court.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1890, and back to Capitation
Scholars, September, 1893. Left in Math. VIII., July, 1896. Smee Prize, 1894;
Christ's College, Cambridge; Third Class, Law Tripos, Part I., 1898; B.A.,
LL.B., Third Class, Law Tripos, Part II., 1900; M.A. 1903; Assistant Master,
Colet Court.
First IV. and Vice-Capt. Rowing, 1896; Second XV., 1898; C.U.B.C. Trial
Eights, 1900.
Barnes, George (April 14, 1876), son of Dr. E. C., surgeon, 198,
Hammersmith Road.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1893. St. Mary's Hosp.; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1901;
Divisional Surgeon, Metrop. Police.
Bartlett, Basil Sorley (Sept. 7, 1877), son of Mrs., 35, Ladbroke
Gardens, Notting Hill.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1894. Univ. Coll., Lond., 1894-5; M.R.C.S.
Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1900; Diploma, R.C.P. and S., 1900; Lieut., R.A.M.C.,
1900; Capt., 1903.
Barton, Folliott Cyril Montgomery (June 10, 1875), nephew of
T. L., wholesale tea dealer, 4, Lawn Villas, Lee Green.
Left in Army B., December, 1892. Qualified for Militia, June, 1894; Somerset
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Beadon, William Robert Coleridge (June 17, 1876), son of R. J.,
barrister-at-law, 29, Homefield Road, Wimbledon.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1893. Student Roy. Coll. of Science, South Kens.;
Chief Reduction Officer to the Oorgaum Mine, Mysore, Southern India.
Beadon, Richard Musgrave (Sept. 1, 1877), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1890. Left in U. VIII., June, 1896.
Scholar of Exeter Coll., Oxford, 1896; Second Class Classics Moderations, 1898;
B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1900; Oxford Univer. Teaching Diploma, 1902;
Classical Master at Loughborough Grammar School, 1901.
Behr, Bernhard Moritz Edward (Sept. 8, 1873), son of Mrs., Clare-
mont, Hounslow.
Left in Sc. VII., April, 1891. In India.
Bergne, Robert Brodribb (Nov. 8, 1877), son of F. a'C., Civil Service,
Treasury, 62, Nevern Square, South Kensington.
Left in Army C., December, 1893. Late Civil Engineer in Ireland; joined
Plumer's Rhodesian Forces (as a Trooper), 1899; was then appointed Railway
Staff Officer, Midland Section, September, 1900; Commission in Prince of
Wales's Leinster Regt. (Royal Canadians), 1901; accidentally slightly wounded
in the leg at Colesberg, April 15, 1901; Lieut., February 6, 1904.
Bidwell, Leonard Shelford (Oct. 30, 1876), son of S., barrister,
Riverstone Lodge, Wandsworth.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1895. Trin. Coll., Camb.; B.A. 1898.
Bromley, Hugh (May 21, 1877), son of J., Civil Service, 12, Cover-
dale Road, Uxbridge.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1891. Colonial Audit Branch, Somerset House; Asst.
Auditor, Mombasa, 1901.
Buller, Percy Hutchinson (Jan. 15, 1877), son of Mrs., 36, Porchester
Square, Hyde Park.
Left in U. III., December, 1890. In South Africa.
Bunting, Sidney Percival (June 29, 1873), son of P. W., barrister,
11, Endsleigh Gardens.
Left in U. VIII (Exhibitioner), July, 1892. Sleath Prize, 1891; Truro Prize,
1892; Demy of Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 1891; First Class Classics Moderations,
1894; B.A., First Class Litt. Hum., 1896; Chancellor's Prize (Latin Essay),
1897; M.A.; Commission in Brabant's Horse, 1901; Commission in Johannes-
burg Mounted Rifles, 1902; Lieut., 1902. Solicitor, practising in Johannesburg.
Buzzard, Frank Anstie (Nov. 9, 1875), son of Dr. T., physician,
74, Grosvenor Street.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1891. Left in Army A., July, 1893.
Matriculation, First Class, London Univ., January, 1892; Royal Military
Academy, Woolwich, July, 1893; Commission, R.A., 1895; Prize for Fortifica-
tion, Electricity, and Magnetism; Lieut., 1898; Capt., 1901.
Cardwell, John Herbert (Aug. 28, 1877), son of Rev. J. H., St.
Andrew's Vicarage, Fulham.
Died of internal inflammation after a week's illness on Whitsunday, May 25,
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Carter, William Leonard (May 20, 1877), son of W., 51, Aynhoe
Road, Brook Green.
Left in Army B., July, 1893. Student at City and Guilds of Lond. Institute;
Lance-Corporal, London Scottish R. V.; joined the 2nd Gordon Highlanders
with the reinforcements after the seige of Ladysmith.
Carter, Herbert Pering (Aug. 11, 1877), son of W., Professor of
Music, 23, Colville Square, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1890. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1896. John Watson Prizes, 1890, 1892, 1893, and 1896; Trinity Coll., Oxford,
Third Class Classics Moderations, 1898; B.A. 1899; M.A. 1903.
Chisman, Frank William (Sept. 22, 1876), son of H. C., Haslemere,
16A, Brook Green.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1890. Left in U. VIII., July, 1895.
Scholar of Peterhouse, Cambridge, 1894; B.A., Second Class (Div. III.), Classical
Tripos, Part I., 1898; LL.B., Second Class Law Tripos, Part II., 1899; Final
Law Soc. Exam. (Inner Temple), Class III., 1902; called to the Bar, 1903.
Clementi, John (Sept. 27, 1877), son of Col. M., 1, Mornington
Avenue, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1895. Montagu Prize, 1892; Royal Military
College, Sandhurst, June and November, 1895; Commission in Hampshire Regt.,
1897; Lieut., Ind. Staff Corps, 1898.
Clulow, Harold Vivian (May 7, 1876), son of G., manager, 51,
Belsize Avenue, Hampstead.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1891.
Cowie, George John (Sept. 9, 1874), son of George, banker, 81,
Philbeach Gardens.
Left in L. IV., July 1890.
Cox, Ponsonby Cecil (Sept. 7, 1876), son of Lady, 20, Anley Road,
West Kensington Park.
Left in Army C., April, 1893.
Curgenven, Arthur Joseph (July 24, 1876), son of J. B., surgeon,
Teddington Hall, Teddington.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1895. Matriculation, First Class, London Univ.,
January, 1893; New Coll., Oxford; Civil Service Exam., July, 1898; Assistant
Collector, Madras.
Curran, Frederick William (May 31, 1877), son of Dr., Army,
retired, 33, Auriol Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. IV., April, 1890. Lincoln Coll., Oxford; B.A., Second Class,
Modern History, 1903; Secretary Oxford Union Society, 1902.
Duff, Gordon (Jan. 4, 1877), son of F. J. B., merchant, 68, Cambridge
Gardens, Notting Hill.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1894. Matriculation, First Class, London
Univ., June, 1893.
Dyson, Bernard Philip (Oct. 28, 1877), son of W. B., chemist,
Gunnersbury Lodge, Warwick Road, Ealing.
Left in U. v. B., December, 1893. Clerk on the Stock Exchange.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Evans, Gwilym Arthur (Sept. 18, 1873), son of W., Inspector, Board
of Trade, 16, Daleham Gardens, Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1891. Died on October 1, 1904, aged 32.
Fenning, John Dunkin (May 6, 1875), son of J., underwriter,
Cranbourne, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., April, 1893. Clerk to Bankers and East India Agents.
Finlaison, Frank Henry (Nov. 29, 1876), son of T. B., Admiralty,
51, Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., April, 1893. Matriculation, First Class, London Univ., June,
1894; Chartered Accountant, January, 1901.
Fletcher, James Donald (Sept. 5, 1876), stepson of W. A. Porter,
Esq., 24, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VI., July, 1892.
Flew, Stanley Edward (Aug, 25, 1877), son of J. P., builder, 5,
Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1892.
Gladstone, Robert Phillott (Dec. 13, 1876), son of Dr. F. E.,
Professor of Music, 17, Barton Street, Baron's Court Road.
Left in U. IV., December, 1890. Admitted solicitor, 1901, lately practising at
Swindon, and now at Alton.
Graham, Frank (July 22, 1877), son of W. E., upholsterer, 12,
Ladbroke Gardens, Notting Hill.
Left in Army B., July, 1894. Smee Prize, 1892; Student at Finsbury Technical
Coll.
Haldane, Maldwyn Makgill (Jan. 11, 1877), son of R. C., tea broker,
Stanley Cottage, Birkhead Park, Reigate.
Left in U. v. B., December, 1892. Became Scholar of Loretto School,
Musselburgh; Jesus Coll., Camb., 1896-8; Direct Commission, 1898; 2nd
Lieut., Lothian Regt, 1899; Lieut., 1900; Capt., 1904.
Hatten, Harry Ambrose Philip (Mar. 26, 1874), son of H., bank
manager, London & County Bank, Kingston-on-Thames.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1891. Matriculation, First Class, London Univ.,
January, 1891; admitted solicitor, 1896, practising in London and at Kingston-
upon-Thames.
Henvey, Ralph (Jan. 3, 1876), son of F., Bengal Civil Service,
20, Notting Hill Square.
Left in Army A., July, 1893. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, January,
1894; Commission, 2nd Lieut., R.A., 1896; Lieut., 1899; Capt., 1902; was in
Ladysmith during the siege, afterwards with General Buller's army; recently
seconded for service at Forçados on the West Coast of Africa; mentioned in
despatches, Lond. Gaz., September 10, 1901; mentioned in Despatches, Yola
Expedition, West Africa, Lond. Gaz., April 18, 1902; Brevet-Major, 1903.
Highfield, George (Nov. 15, 1873), son of G., 6, Montpelier Road,
Ealing.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Hildesheim, Oscar (Aug. 20, 1876), son of D., merchant, Baynards,
Lyndhurst Gardens, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1895. Matriculation, Second Class, London Univ.,
January, 1893; Exhibitioner of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1894; First Class
Natural Science, 1899; M.B. 1901; M.D. 1905; St. Thomas's Hosp., 1902;
House Physician, 1903; Bristowe Medal for Pathology, 1903.
Hopkins, Ferdinand (Sept. 25, 1875), son of J. de M., Professor of
Music, 13, Ashchurch Terrace, Shepherd's Bush.
*
Left in L. Sc. VII. December, 1892. Now F. de Mersan.
Infield, Aibert Edgar (Jan. 2, 1877), son of H. J., newspaper pro-
prietor, 10, Bolton Gardens West.
Left in U. IV., July, 1891.
Jenkins, Lionel Francis (Mar. 14, 1876), son of E., editor, 12, Edith
Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. v., December, 1891. Removed to Nauenheim College, Heidelberg.
Royal Military College, Sandhurst, November, 1894; Commission (with Honours),
Ind. Staff Corps, 1897; 2nd Lieut., 1897; Lieut., November 5, 1898.
Lawrence, Henry John Griffiths (Mar. 27, 1876), son of J. S., civil
engineer, 5, Addison Gardens, North Kensington.
Left in Prelim. Math., December, 1889. Lieutenant, Royal Navy, 1899;
Flag-Lieut. to Vice-Adml. Markham, 1901.
Ledgard, Ralph Gilbert (Jan. 15, 1877), son of Mrs., 11, Batoum
Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left, and was readmitted September, 1892. Left in Math. VIII., December,
1895. Scholar of Queens' College, Cambridge, 1896; Matriculation, Second Class,
London Univ., June, 1898; St. Augustine's Coll., Canterbury, 1899; Gisborne
Scholar, Durham Univ., 1902; B.A. 1902; D. 1901; P. 1902 (Durham).
Maidlow, John Southern (June 27, 1875), son of J. M., barrister,
1, Cleveland Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1892. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, December,
1892; Commission, R.A.; 2nd Lieut., 1895; Lieut., 1898; Capt., 1901.
Mead, William Albert (Oct. 25, 1873), son of F., hay salesman,
11, Aldridge Road Villas, Westbourne Park.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1891. Matriculation, First Class, London Univ.,
June, 1891.
Meiklejohn, Roderick Sinclair (May 13, 1876), son of Dr. J. W.,
Dep. Inspector-Gen., R.N., 105, Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1895. Ollivant Prize, 1895; Butterworth, 1895;
Scholar of Hertford College, Oxford, 1894; Second Class Classics Mods., 1897;
First Class Litt. Hum., 1899; Civil Service Exam., 1899; Clerk in the War
Office; Private Secretary to Sir Edward Hamilton, 1903.
Mellish, Laurence Oliver Falaise (Jan. 21, 1876), son of A. L.,
28, Alvenue Crescent, Mill Hill Park, Acton.
Left in Army B., July, 1893. Entered Guernsey Militia, 1895; 2nd Lieut.
(from Militia), 1897; Lieut. in 2nd Wiltshire Regt., 1898; died at Bloemfontein
of enteric fever, June 6, 1900, aged 24.
First XI., 1892.

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Moses, David Assur Henry (July 21, 1875), son of A. H., stock-
broker, 33, Devonshire Place, Hyde Park.
Left in U. Sc. VIII., April, 1894. Smee Prize, 1890, 1893; Matriculation,
Second Class, London Univ., June, 1893; Prelim. Sci. (M.B.), Lond. Univ.,
July, 1894; St. Bartholomew's Hosp.; First Exam. for M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
October, 1895.
Osburn, George Victor (Sept. 2, 1874), son of H., civil engineer,
24, Cedars Road, Clapham Common.
Left in Army C., July, 1892. Now of Haenertsburg, Northern Transvaal.
Capt., School Cadet Corps and Bisley team, 1892.
Petty, William (Sept. 7, 1875), son of Rev. W., St. Andrew's Lodge,
Ealing.
Left in Sc. IV., B., July, 1891. Corpus Christi College, Camb., 1894-8; South
African Campaign, 1900-2; South African Constabulary.
Phillips, Wilfred Lawrence (Sept. 24, 1877), son of L. B., artist,
Chesham House, 134, Sutherland Avenue.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1891. Left in VI., B., July, 1893.
John Watson Prizes, 1891, 1892, 1893; Art student.
Phillips, Henry Frederick (Dec. 22, 1875), son of F. A., stockbroker,
48, Inverness Terrace.
Left in Sc. VI., July, 1892. Stock and Share Broker.
Pinker, Henry George (Oct. 12, 1876), son of H. R., sculptor, 22,
Avonmore Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. vI., July, 1894. St. Bartholomew's Hosp.; Diploma of R.C.P.
and S., 1900; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1900; Senior House Surgeon,
St. Bartholomew's Hosp., 1901.
Pout, George Liddard (Mar. 13, 1874), son of Mrs., The Elms,
Stanley Road, Upper Teddington.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1890.
Raper, Harry Bertie (May 15, 1875), son of Mrs., 36, Trebovir Road,
Earl's Court.
Left in Matric., December, 1890.
Robinson, Henry (May 29, 1877), son of R. A., chemist, 195,
Brompton Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1890. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1896. Matriculation, First Class, London Univ., January, 1894;
Exhibitioner of Trinity Coll., Camb., 1895; B.A., First Class Natural Sciences
Tripos (Part I.), 1899; M.A. 1903; Attached to 1st Suffolk Regt.; was
on line of communication at Bloemfontein, Kroonstadt, and Cape Colony;
Treasurer's Prize, St. George's Hosp., 1903; M.B. and B.C., 1903; House
Physician, St. George's Hospital, 1904.
Robinson, Edward Colles (May 3, 1877), son of Major-General,
3, Denning Road, Hampstead.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1896. Exhibitioner, Queens' Coll., Camb., 1896;
B.A., Junior
Optime, 1899; M.A. 1903; Ridley Hall, Camb., 1899; D. 1900;
P. 1902 (Winchester).

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Rye, Arthur Lockyer (Jan. 18, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1887.
Rye, Frank Gibbs (Aug. 12, 1874), son of W., solicitor, Winchester
House, Putney.
Left in L. III., July, 1890. Admitted solicitor, 1901, practising in London.
Sayers, Reuben Marchant (May 13, 1877), son of Mrs., 7, St. Peter's
Square, Hammersmith.
Left in Army B., December, 1894. Smee Prize, 1894; City and Guilds of
London Institute, 1895.
Sington, Gerald Henry Adolphus (Dec. 28, 1876), son of J. G.,
civil engineer, The Ridge, Chapel-en-le-Frith, Derbyshire.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1893. Engineer's apprentice.
Smith, Arthur Russell (Mar. 18, 1876), son of B. F., corn merchant,
Heatherset, Leigham Court Road, Streatham.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1894. He was offered the Stock Exhibition at Corpus
Christi Coll., Camb., but was obliged to decline. Clerk in the City.
Smith, Solomon Charles Kaines (Aug. 3, 1876), son of Mrs. A. W.,
Beaumont House, 89, North End Road, West Kensington.
Elected Senior Scholar, May, 1892. Left in L. M. VIII., 1895. Smee Prize,
1894; Milton Prize, 1895; Scholar of Magdalene College, Cambridge, 1895; B.A.,
Third Class (Div. II.) Classical Tripos (Part I.), 1898; First Class Classical Tripos
(Part II.), 1899; M.A. 1902; Student of the British School of Archæology at
Athens, 1900.
Snead, Frederick Clarence Heron (Feb. 3, 1875), son of F. H.,
leather merchant, 38, St. James Road, Brixton.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1892. Matriculation, Second Class, London Univ.,
June, 1892; boot and shoe manufacturer.
Stevenson, Francis Daniel (May 25, 1876), son of Mrs., 107,
Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Left in Woolwich Form, December, 1894. St. George's Hosp.; Private, Cape
Mounted Riflemen, 1900.
Walker, Aubrey Vivian (Jan. 27, 1877), son of Rev. F. A., D.D.,
Dun Mallard, Cricklewood.
Left in U. v. A., April, 1893.
Ward, Basil Kendall (Sept. 1, 1875), son of Mrs., 33, Perham Road,
West Kensington.
Left in Special Sc. v., July, 1891.
Williamson, Kenneth Bertram Franklin (Aug. 18, 1875), son of
Mrs., 16, Stowe Road, Goldhawk Road.
Elected Senior Scholar, September, 1890. Left in Sc. VIII. A. (Exhibitioner),
July, 1894. Smee Prize, 1894; Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July, 1892;
Minor Scholar and Sizar of St. John's College, Cambridge, 1893; Second Class

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Nat. Science Tripos (Part I.), 1896; B.A. 1897; Civil Service Exam., 1898
(Straits Settlements); sometime Junior Demonstrator in Botany in the
Biological Laboratory, Camb., 1893; M.A. 1903.
Willis, Henry (April 16, 1875), son of D., merchant, The Beeches,
Kingston Hill, Surrey.
Left in Army B., July, 1891. Marine Insurance Broker.
Wilson, John Sigismund (Oct. 13, 1875), son of J., engineer, Cairo,
Egypt.
Left in Army B., July, 1892. John Watson Prize, 1892.
Woods, Charles William Tuthill (June 7, 1876), son of Col. R. W.,
retired, 36, Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1895. Scholar of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge,
1895; First M.B. Exam., 1896; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London, 1903.
Wooster, John Hill (May 30, 1876), son of J. R., chemist, 4, The
Broadway, Chiswick.
Left in vi. A., July, 1894. Merton College, Oxford; B.A., Third Class Modern
Hist., 1898; M.A. 1903; Sarum Coll., 1898; D. 1899; P. 1900 (London).
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1890.
Chisolm, Robert Alexander (Jan. 13, 1878), son of Mrs., 31,
Denning Road, Hampstead.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1896. Scholar of Wadham College, Oxford, 1895; First
Class Classics Moderations, 1898; B.A., Second Class Natural Science, 1900.
Smalley, Robert Francis (Sept. 18, 1876), son of Colonel, R.E.,
86, Talbot Road, Westbourne Park.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1895. Christ Church, Oxford, 1895; B.A., Third
Class Modern History, 1898; Formerly Asst. Master at Storeygate School,
Leicester.
Solomon, Lawrence (Mar. 19, 1876), son of J. M., barrister, 22,
Linden Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1895. Post Master of Merton College, Oxford, 1895;
First Class Classics Moderations, 1897; B.A., First Class Litt. Hum., 1899;
Lincoln's Inn.
Varley, Richard Stanley (June 29, 1879), son of J., solicitor, 11,
Stanley Gardens, Kensington Park.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1898. Captain, 1897 and 1898. High
Master's Latin Verse Prize, 1895; Ollivant Prize, 1897; Thruston, Kynaston,
and Ollivant, 1898; Scholar of Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1897; First Class Classics
Moderations, 1900; Craven Scholar, 1901; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1902;
Asst. Master, Haileybury, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1890.
Arkinstall, Percy Pearce (Aug. 25, 1877), son of W., chemist, 35,
Gloucester Road.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1894. Scholar, University College, London.
Beaty-Pownall, George Ernest (May 29, 1877), son of Colonel, 37,
Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1895. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, November,
1895; Commission in Border Regt. (Honours), 1897; Lieut., 1900. Took part
in the engagements at Willow Grange, Colenso, and Spion Kop, and in the relief
of Ladysmith and of Wepener; Capt., Aug. 8, 1900.
Bevan, Cecil Stuart Reginald (May 1, 1875), son of Rev. C. M.,
38, Orsett Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in vi. B., April, 1894. Solicitor.
Boyd, Gerald Farrell (Oct. 17, 1877), son of R., 98, Philbeach
Gardens.
Elected Junior Scholar, September, 1890. Left in Army A., April, 1894.
Taken prisoner at Colenso while Corporal in the Devons; Commission in East
Yorkshire Regt., 1900; Lieut., 1902; Capt., Leinster Regt., 1904. Received the
Distinguished Conduct Medal as Sergeant for repulse of Boer attack on Colonel
Parke's column at Eland's Spruit on December 19, 1900; Lond. Gaz., April 25,
1902; D.S.O. 1902.
Clark, John (Nov. 15, 1874), son of J. B., merchant, The Cottage,
Cookham Dean, nr. Maidenhead.
Left in Spec. Sc. v., December, 1891. Chemistry student.
Clayton, Hugh Byard (Dec. 24, 1877), son of R. B., Australian
agent, 104, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Elected Junior Scholar, April, 1890. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July,
1896. Ollivant Prize, 1896; Scholar of Wadham College, Oxford, 1895; First
Class Classics Moderations, 1898; B.A., First Class Litt. Hum., 1900; Civil
Service Examination, 1900; Bombay Presidency.
Cotton, James Baxter (June 10, 1876), son of J. S., editor of
Academy, 107, Abingdon Road, Kensington.
Smee Prizes, 1890, 1891 and 1892. Died while in the School, March 23,
1893, aged 17.
Secretary, School Photographic Society.
Dobson, Wilfred James (Mar. 4, 1878), son of W. C., insurance
clerk, 9, The Avenue, Kew Gardens.
Elected Junior Scholar, September, 1890. Left in U. VIII., July, 1897.
Scholar of Exeter College, Oxford, 1897; Third Class Classics Moderations,
Oxford, 1900.
Evans, Lawrence Norris (Dec. 26, 1875), son of Colonel, Lancashire
Fusiliers, Brighton House, Llanwrtyd Wells, Breconshire.
Left in Sc. v., December, 1891.

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Fennell, William Bertram (Sept. 4, 1876), son of J. C., 6, Madeley
Road, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VI., April, 1891. Science Master at Rugeley School, Staffordshire,
1895.
Foskett, Robert John (July 9, 1874), son of G., builder, Highfield,
Stoke Poges, Slough.
Left in Army C., 1892. Admitted solicitor, 1899, practising in London.
Gibb, William Nimmo (Jan. 31, 1876), son of J., ship broker, 51,
Ladbroke Grove.
Left in Math. VIII., April, 1895. Exhibitioner of Caius College, Cambridge,
1894; Foundation Scholar, 1896; B.A., Wrangler, Mathematical Tripos (Part I.),
1898; Second Class Law Tripos (Part II.), 1898; Bar, Final Exam. (Studentship),
1900; called to the Bar (Lincoln's Inn), 1901; Equity Draughtsman and Con-
veyancer.
Glover, James Alison (Feb. 21, 1876), son of Dr. J. G., M.D.,
25, Highbury Place.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1894. Matriculation, First Class, London
Univ., June, 1892; Exhibitioner and Sizar of St. John's College, Cambridge,
1893; B.A., Second Class Natural Science Tripos (Part I.), 1897; M.A., M.B.,
B.C., 1901; Guy's Hospital; 2nd Lieut., 3rd Batt. (Vol.) The Queen's (Roy. West
Surrey Regt.), 1901; Private in C.I.V., with the 21st Brigade, under General
Ian Hamilton; was made Hon. Sergeant-Major of the Bearer Company to the
Field Hospital; after disbandment of the C.I.V. was apptd. Quartermaster
and Hon. Lieut. in the New South Wales Medical Staff Corps.
Goodeve, Thomas Edward (Aug. 15, 1876), son of T. M., barrister,
38, Argyll Road, Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1894. Royal College of Science, South Kensington.
Gosney, Oswald (July 15, 1873), son of G., Elmfield Lodge,
Southall, Middlesex.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1892. Matriculation, Second Class,
London Univ., January, 1890; Scholar of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 1892;
B.A., Senior Optime Math. Tripos (Part I.), 1895; M.A. 1899; Ridley Hall,
Cambridge, 1895; D. 1896; P. 1897 (St. Albans).
Grant, Selwyn Seafield (Sept. 1, 1877), son of General, 28, St.
Mary Abbott's Terrace, Kensington.
Elected Junior Scholar, September, 1890. Left in Army A., July, 1894.
Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, June, 1894 (failed in the medical examina-
tion); City and Guilds of London Institute, Central Technical College, 1894;
electrical engineer.
Hallilay, Herbert (May 27, 1876), son of R., barrister, 29, Queen
Anne's Grove, Bedford Park.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1894. Smee Prize, 1893; Matriculation, Second
Class, London Univ., January, 1894; Westminster Hospital, M.R.C.S., Eng.,
L.R.C.P., Lond., 1900; M.B., Lond. Univ., 1901; Commission in Ind. Med.
Service, 1902.
Hewetson, George William (May 29, 1876), son of Colonel C. C.,
Indian Army, 125, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Hudson, James Frank (Sept. 19, 1872), son of J., gardener to
Rothschild, The Gardens, Gunnersbury House, Acton.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1891. Exhibitioner of Jesus College, Oxford, 1891
(with the privileges of Scholar); First Class Mathematics Moderations, 1893;
Goldsmith Exhbtnr., 1894; B.A., First Class Mathematics, 1895; Third Class
Nat. Sci., 1896; M.A. 1898; Demonst. in Physics in Clarendon Laboratory,
Oxford, 1897; Matriculation, Second Class, London Univ., 1900; B.Sc. Exam.,
London Univ., 1902; Hartley Univ. Coll., Southampton, 1902.
Irwin, Sidney Conyers (Oct. 17, 1876), son of A. C., Indian agent,
153, The Grove, Hammersmith.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1894. Died from fever at Pretoria, July 24, 1904,
aged 27.
Kulb, Victor Henry (Jan. 19, 1877), son of A. A., stock and share
broker, 10, Devonshire Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in Special Sc. v., April, 1892.
Leveaux, Montagu Vivian Ellis (Dec. 28, 1875), son of Mrs.,
194, Adelaide Road.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1892. St. John's Coll., Camb.
Lewis, Herbert Somers (Dec. 4, 1874), son of Colonel, solicitor,
3, Vicarage Gate, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1892. Matric., First Class, London Univ.,
June, 1892; admitted a solicitor in 1896; Capt., 4th Batt. West London (Vols.),
The King's Roy. Rifle Corps, 1896; Regimental Instructor of Musketry, 1897;
died on June 7, 1903, aged 28.
McIlwaine, Arthur Arnold (June 5, 1877), son of Captain W. F.,
retired, 156, Blomfield Terrace, Upper Westbourne Terrace.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1896. Smee Prize, 1895; Christ Church, Oxford;
B.A., Second Class Mod. Hist., 1901.
Marcy, George (Aug. 16, 1876), son of G. N., barrister, 114,
Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1895. Prelim. Exam. for Med. Study, June, 1894;
Trinity Coll., Camb., 1897-1901.
Marshall, Arthur Grotjan (Aug. 2, 1875), son of H. C., accountant,
91, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., July, 1892. Matric., Second Class, London Univ.,
January, 1892.
Midwinter, Arthur Adair (June 26, 1876), son of Rev. E. A.,
35, Blandford Square.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1892.
Mignon, Louis de la More (Feb. 23, 1876), son of Colonel,
132, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1892. Emmanuel Coll., Camb., B.A., 1895; M.A.
1898.
Millington, William Pearson (Feb. 12, 1876), son of G., merchant,
Ingleside, Wimbledon Park, Surrey.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1894. Matric., First Class, London Univ., June,
1893.

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Perrott, Henry Ronald-Taylor Simpson (June 29, 1876), son of
Rev. H., High Street, Harborne, Birmingham.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1891. Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1895. Sizar of Trinity College, Camb., 1894; Bell Scholar, 1896;
B.A., Twelfth Wrangler, Math. Tripos, Part I., 1898; Student, Univ. Coll.,
Gower Street, 1899-1900; Civil Service Examination, 1899; Assistant Magis-
trate, Bengal.
Pollard, Fleetwood Haswell (Mar. 11, 1877), son of R. W., The
Manor House, Bagnor, near Newbury, Berks.
Left in III., July, 1891. Assistant Borough Surveyor at Windsor.
Pollock, Charles Frederick Halliday (Jan. 5, 1876), son of Mrs.,
15, Lisgar Terrace, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., April, 1894.
Price, Charles Lempriere (Sept. 17, 1877), son of Colonel, Talgarth
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., December, 1891. 2nd Lieut., First Royal Scots (Lothian)
Regt., September 8, 1897; Lieutenant, 1899; Capt., November 3, 1903; served in
South Africa; mentioned in Despatches, Lond. Gaz., August 20 and September 10,
1901; D.S.O., September, 1901.
Reade, Dare Heber-Percy Herbert (July 10, 1876), son of Surgeon
Major-General Sir John, 18, Gledstanes Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1894. Second Lieutenant, 4th Batt. Royal Fusiliers;
2nd Lt. (from Militia), 2nd Batt. Border Regt., 1898; Lieut., 1900; Army
Pay. Dept., 1902; died from accidental poisoning, October 12, 1904, aged 28.
Ross, Ernest Athole (Sept. 4, 1875), son of Captain G. E., retired,
Army, 8, Collingham Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1894. Trinity Coll., Camb., 1895; M.B., B.S., 1903.
Solomon, Maurice (Mar. 21, 1878), son of J. M., barrister, 22,
Linden Gardens, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1890. Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1895.
Matric. (Honours), London Univ., June, 1894; City and Guilds Technical
Institute, South Kensington; Clothworkers' Scholarship, September, 1895.
Stewart, Hubert Selwyn (Mar. 19, 1879), son of Rev. R., vicar, All
Saints, Knightsbridge, 34, Rutland Gate.
Elected Junior Scholar, September, 1890. Left in U. VIII., July, 1898. High
Master's Latin Verse Prize, 1896; Governors (Greek Verse) Prize, 1898; Exhibi-
tioner of Trinity Coll., Oxford, 1897; Second Class Classical Moderations, 1900.
Stutfield, Armar Lowry (Feb. 7, 1875). son of F., wine merchant,
121, King Henry's Road, St. John's Wood.
Left in VI. B., December, 1892. Engaged in an English Bank, Rio de
Janeiro, Brazil.
Thompson, Reginald Campbell (Aug. 21, 1876), son of Dr. R. E.,
physician, 73, Lillie Road, Fulham.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1895. Smee Prize, 1891, 1892, 1893; obtained a special
prize for Assyriology, 1894; Exhibitioner of Caius Coll., Camb., 1894; Stewart of
Rannoch (Hebrew) Scholar, 1897; B.A., First Class Oriental Languages Tripos,
1898; appointment in the British Museum.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Wallace, Alfred Campbell (Oct. 1, 1875), son of R., M.P., barrister,
19, Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1894. Stockbroker.
Willson, Walter Stuart James (Nov. 16, 1876), son of A., Oaklands,
Cumberland Road, Kew.
Left in L. IV., December, 1890. In Calcutta.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April, 1890.
Clayton, Hugh Byard (Dec. 24, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1890.
Corry, John Beaumont (Aug. 21, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1888.
d'Avigdor, Waldo Percy Henry (May 8, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1888.
Robinson, Richard Atkinson (Sept. 9, 1878), son of R. A., chemist,
195, Brompton Road.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1895. Matriculation, First Class, London Univ.,
June, 1896; Roman Law, Class III., May, 1904; assistant editor, Pharma-
ceutical Journal, 1902.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1890.
Adamson, James Weeden Woodhams (May 7, 1877), son of Mrs.,
71, Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1891. Student at Technical Coll., Finsbury; St.
George's Hospital, 1897; Final Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1902.
Allen, James Burt (April 18, 1876), son of J., telegraph engineer,
Kelvin Grove, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1893.
Beaumont, Frederick William (Feb. 9, 1876), son of Mrs., Houston
House, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in Sc. VI., July, 1892. Matriculation, First Class, London Univ., June,
1903.
Berkeley, Edward (Feb. 8, 1875), son of C. C., barrister, 13,
Clarendon Road, Notting Hill.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1891.
Bluett, Richard Warre (June 15, 1874), son of Mrs., 2, Marlborough
Crescent, Bedford Park.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., July, 1892. Matric., First Class, London Univ., January,
1892; engineer's apprentice.
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[1890
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Browne, Horace Fairfax Moresby (Dec. 14, 1876), brother of Mrs.
Cumming, 16, Pembroke Road, Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1895. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, June, 1895;
Commission in Ind. Staff Corps, 1897; 2nd Lieut., May 24, 1898; Lieut.,
July 10, 1899.
Burne, Cecil Alfred (Nov. 11, 1876), son of T., secretary, Royal
Hospital, Chelsea.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., July, 1893. Matric., Second Class, London Univ.,
January, 1893; mining student.
Butler, Harold Branson (Oct. 13, 1875), son of Dr. T. M., surgeon,
The Firs, Guildford, Surrey.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1893. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London, 1901; Junior
House Surgeon, St. Bartholomew's Hosp., 1901.
Cardwell, Ernest Henry (Dec. 29, 1875), son of Rev. J. H., St.
Anne's Rectory, Soho Square.
Left in U. IV., April, 1892. Spent nearly seven years in North and South
America; now in business in London.
Cavalier, Herbert Ramsden (Aug. 10, 1877), son of Rev. A. R.,
33, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Elected Junior Scholar, September, 1890. Left in U. VIII., July, 1895. Smee
Prize, 1892, 1893; Bible Clerk of All Souls' College, Oxford, 1895; Second Class
Classics Moderations, 1897; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1899; First Class
Theology, 1900; in Holy Orders.
Christian, William (May 17, 1875), son of Mrs., Clifton Villa,
Somerset Road, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1894. Prelim. Arts Exam. for Medical Study,
December, 1893.
Coad, Harold Eustace (Jan. 7, 1876), son of T., surveyor, 89,
Shepherd's Bush Road.
Left in Army A., July, 1893. Went to Harrow School to prepare for Army;
Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, November, 1896; Asst. Surveyor on Engineering
Service (ranking as Lieut.), 1899; Commission in R.E., 1900.
Connew, Terence Fortescue (Sept. 4, 1876), son of C. M., merchant
(abroad), 34, Brondesbury Villas, Kilburn.
Left in Army A., July, 1892.
Ellissen, Gustav Edmund (Mar. 19, 1874), son of A., merchant,
28, Maida Hill.
Transferred from Foundationers. See Capitation Scholars, January, 1887,
Forbes, Thomas Alexander Cecil (Mar. 31, 1876), son of T. T.,
barrister, care of F. W., Watkin, Esq., 16, Auriol Road, West
Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1892. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 1894.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Lyons, Emanuel Simon (Oct. 28, 1874), son of E., merchant, 12,
Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., April, 1893.
Major, Lancelot Bruce (Aug. 18, 1876), son of C. M., bonded
wharfinger, Cromwell House, Duppas Hill Terrace, Croydon.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., December, 1892. Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 1896-8;
Partner in the firm of Major and Field, Wharfingers; went to South Africa
with the Battery of the Honble. Artillery Company; present at the capture of
Bethlehem, July 7, 1900.
Marval, John (Feb. 13, 1875), ward of Mrs., 1, The Crescent,
Clapham Common.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., April, 1893. Member of the London Stock Exchange.
Nursey, Cyril Fairfax Lane (Aug. 18, 1876), son of P. F., civil
engineer, 189, Lavender Hill.
Left in Army B., December, 1892. Articled pupil to engineers (Maudslay,
Sons, and Field).
Ribton, William Erskine (May 31, 1877), son of T., barrister,
18, Ladbroke Square.
Elected Junior Scholar, January, 1891. Left in U. M. VIII., April, 1896.
Scholar of Corpus Christi Coll., Camb., 1896; Univ. Coll., Oxford, 1896.
Sanders, William Orpen Skottowe (Aug. 21, 1876), son of W. B.,
architect, 2, Cathcart Road, South Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1894. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July, 1894;
Commission, R.A., 1896; Lieut., 1899; Capt., December 21, 1901; Capt., Indian
Ordnance Dept., 1903.
Sheldon, Arthur Izod (Jan. 22, 1877), son of Dr. T., M.D., 25, Powis
Square, Notting Hill.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1894. Matric., Second Class, London Univ., January,
1894; St. Thomas's Hosp., 1897; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1900; Surg.,
R.N., 1900.
Skeffington, Harold Ernest (Sept. 15, 1877), son of M. S., publisher,
105, Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1890. Publisher.
Smith, Frederick Herbert (May 2, 1876), son of C. F., 78, Richmond
Road, Bayswater.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., April, 1893. Matric., First Class, London Univ., January,
1893; Auditing clerk (Chartered Accountant's).
Stewart, Reginald Edward (June, 25, 1877), son of Rev. R., 34,
Rutland Gate.
Left in vI. A., July, 1895. In Rangoon, Burma.
Sutton, Harold Hereward Edgar (Dec. 27, 1874), son of W., barrister
and actuary, Kingswood, Macaulay Road, Clapham Common.
Left in vI. B., July, 1893. Clerk in Brit. Emp. Mut. Life Assur. Co.
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Willis, John Burdett (Mar. 5, 1877), son of J., Civil Service,
10, Churchfield Road, Ealing.
Elected Senior Scholar, January, 1893. Left in Math. vIII., July, 1894.
Matric., London Univ., First Class, June, 1893; John Watson Prize, 1894;
A. M. Inst. C. E.
Wilson, William Henry Montagu (Aug. 11, 1875), son of Capt.,
H.M. Inspector of Prisons, 145, Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1891. Sergeant, New Zealand Contingent, at Pretoria,
August, 1900.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1890.
Adams, John Dingle (Oct. 4, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1888.
Allen, Reginald Seymour (Jan. 30, 1879), son of Major F., Army,
53, Eardley Crescent, Earl's Court.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1897. Latin Elegiac Verse Prize (Senior), 1896; Keble
Coll., Oxfd., 1897; Second Class Classics Mods., 1899; Commn. in Lancashire
Fus.; 2nd Lieut., 1900; Lieut., 1900; attached for duty to 5th Div. Mounted
Infty.; wounded at Moll's Nek, near Volkrust, September 1, 1900, on patrol;
Medal with clasp.
Atchison, George Tournour (July 10, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1889.
Bailey, Edmund Savage (July 31, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1889.
Beadon, Richard Musgrave (Sept. 1, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1889.
Bird, Frederick Dudley (Jan. 10, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1889,
Blandford, Francis George (Feb. 8, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1889.
Boyd, Gerald Farrell (Nov. 19, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1890.
Brodribb, Charles William (June 11, 1878), son of A. A., journalist,
29, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1897. Greek Verse and Thruston Prizes,
1897; Scholar of Trinity Coll., Oxford, 1896; Second Class Classics Moderations,
1899; B.A., Third Class Litt. Hum., 1901; M.A. 1904.
Carter, Herbert Pering (Aug. 11, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1889.
Cavalier Herbert Ramsden (April 10, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1890.
Chisman, Frank William (Sept. 22, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1889.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Dobson, Wilfred James (Mar. 4, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1890.
Fergusson, Drummond James (Mar. 11, 1877), son of Dr. J., M.D.,
Lincoln House, Richmond, Surrey.
Left in Special, April, 1892. Univ. Edinburgh, M.B., Bac. Surg., 1900.
Grant, Selwyn Seafield (Sept. 16, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1890.
Harris, Sydney West (Oct. 10, 1876), son of G., merchant, 16, Mount
Park, Ealing.
Left in U. M., VIII., July, 1895. Scholar of Queen's Coll., Oxford, 1895;
Second Class Classics Moderations, 1897; B.A., Third Class Litt. Hum., 1899;
Civil Service Examination, 1899; Sec.'s Office, G.P.O., 1900; in Home Office.
Head, Leslie Charles Broughton (Jan. 26, 1878), son of G.,
accountant, 13, Wood Lane, Uxbridge Road.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1894. Matric., First Class, London Univ., June,
1894; Smee Prize, 1894; Univ. Glasgow, M.B., Ch.B.; L.D.S., Eng., 1903.
Jones, Lawrence (Sept. 17, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1889.
Keigwin, Herbert Stanley (May 4, 1878), son of C. D., clerk,
Beverley Cottage, Colchester.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1897. Exhibitioner of Peterhouse, Camb., 1896;
B.A., Third Class (Div. I.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1900; Lieut., 4th Batt.
(Camb. Univ.), Vols., 1900; Mining Commissioner, Buluwayo, 1902.
Shepard Challenge Cup, 1896.
Langman, Albert Edward (May 29, 1879), son of A. W. F., Art
Inspector, 22, St. James's Square, Notting Hill.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1898. Scholar of Trinity Coll., Oxford,
1897; First Class Classics Moderations, 1900; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum.,
1902; Civil Service Exam., 1902; Public Record Office of Ireland.
Langman, John Andrew (Oct. 3, 1877), as above.
Left in Army A., July, 1894. Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, July, 1894;
Commission, R.E., 1896; Lieut., 1899.
Lewisohn, Frederick (July 28, 1878), son of L., merchant, 64,
Hamilton Terrace, St. John's Wood.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1897. Kynaston Prize, 1897; Scholar of
Trinity College, Oxford, 1896; First Class Classics Moderations, 1899; Gaisford
(Greek Verse) Prize, 1901; B.A., First Class Litt. Hum., 1901; Craven Scholar,
1901; Civil Service Exam., 1901; Assistant Commissioner, Burmah.
Miller, Francis Samuel (Sept. 24, 1877), son of H. W., lamp
manufacturer, Old Malden, Surrey.
Left in Army A., July, 1896. Smee Prize, 1894; Institute's Scholarship, City
and Guilds of London Central Technical College, 1896.
Parsons, Herbert John (Mar. 7, 1877), son of J., H.M.'s Assistant
Insp. of Schools, 135, Bromwood Road, Wandsworth Common.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1896. Scholar of Queens' Coll., Camb.,
1896; B.A., Senior Optime, 1899; Matriculation, First Class, London Univ.,
January, 1900; D. 1901; P. 1902.

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Robbins, Reginald Henry (Aug. 18, 1877), son of J., chemist,
57, Warrington Crescent, Maida Vale.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1896. Trinity Coll., Camb., 1897; B.A., Third Class
Nat. Sci. Tripos, 1899; Univ. (Open) Ent. Scholarship, St. Mary's Hosp., 1900;
M.A., M.B., B.C., 1904; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London, 1904.
Robinson, Henry (May 29, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1889.
Shedlock, Rupert Down (Jan. 13, 1878), son of J. S., musical critic,
Alma House, Alma Square, St. John's Wood.
Left in VI. B., December, 1893.
Solomon, Maurice (Mar. 21, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1890.
Stewart, Hubert Selwyn (Mar. 19, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1890.
Vernéde, Charles Oscar (June 6, 1877), son of O., solicitor, 119,
Lansdowne Road, Notting Hill.
Left in L. M. VIII., April, 1895. Articled clerk to solicitor; Inland Revenue
Dept., Estate Duty Office.
Ward, Thomas Francis (Sept. 3, 1879), son of Mrs., 14, Redcliffe
Street, South Kensington.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1898. Matriculation, First Class, London Univ.,
January, 1896; Scholar of Emmanuel Coll., Camb., 1897; B.A., Junior Optime,
1901.
Williamson, Kenneth Bertram Franklin (Aug. 18, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1889.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1890.
Allan, Charles Henry (Mar. 3, 1877), son of Mrs., 33, Princes
Square, Bayswater.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1894. London Hospital; First Exam. for M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., Part III., 1896.
Allin, Lionel Frederick Norwood Sealy (Feb. 26, 1877), son of
C. S., civil engineer, 52, Woodstock Road, Bedford Park.
Left in VI. A., July, 1894. Went in 1897 to British Columbia, mining, then
to India in engineers work, and was employed on famine relief works. Is now
in South Africa on a railway survey at Aliwal North.
Atkinson, George James Mouncey (July 12, 1876), son of G. M.,
artist, 28, St. Oswald's Road, West Brompton.
Left in Medical, July, 1895. Smee Prizes, 1892, 1893, and 1894; St. Mary's
Hosp.; attached to Vol. Med. Staff Corps (Lond.), 1901; Final Exam., M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Batty, Francis de Witt (Jan. 10, 1879), son of Rev. W. E., Clerk in
Holy Orders, St. John's Vicarage, Walham Green.
Elected Junior Scholar, September, 1891. Left in L. M. VIII., December,
1897. Balliol Coll., Oxford; Second Class Classics Mods., 1900; B.A., Second
Class Litt. Hum., 1902; Deacon, 1903; P. 1904 (London). Domestic Chaplain
to the Bishop of Brisbane.
Boyce, William Steele (July 14, 1875), son of W. C., Indian State
Railway, 63, Cambridge Road, Hammersmith.
Left in Army C., April, 1892.
Bromley, Cuthbert (Sept. 19, 1878), son of J., civil service, 52,
Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1895. Lieut., 3rd Batt., The King's (Liverpool
Regt.), 1897; 2nd Lieut., Lancashire Fusiliers, 1898; Lieut., 1898; Capt., 1901.
Browne, William Barrington (Nov. 26, 1877), son of Major W. B.,
Duke of Cornwall's L. I., 53, Aynhoe Road, Brook Green.
Left in vi. B., July, 1895. Chinese merchant, Hankow, China.
Browne, Salwey Wemyss (Feb. 4, 1876), as above.
Left in Army B., July, 1895. Private, London Scottish, R. V.; joined the
Gordon Highlanders with the reinforcements after the siege of Ladysmith.
Brunt, Edgar Harold (Jan. 7, 1876), stepson of Dr. E. Gailey, Rose
Bank, Leek, Staffordshire.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1892. Matriculation, Second Class, London
Univ., January, 1893; M.B., Ch. B., Univ. Edinburgh, 1898.
Carlile, Christopher (Aug. 7, 1878), son of Rev. W., Clerk in Holy
Orders, Inholme, Holmwood, Dorking.
Left in Medical Form, July, 1897. Sizar of Magdalen Coll., Camb., 1897.
Chowne, Cecil Tilson (July 31, 1878), son of J. H., solicitor, 12,
Mornington Avenue, West Kensington.
Left in U. IV., July, 1891. Admitted solicitor, 1900, practising in London.
Chubb, Gilbert Charles (April 19, 1876), son of C. J., civil engineer,
212, Cornwall Road, Notting Hill.
Left in Army B., December, 1894. Smee Prize, 1894; Matriculation, First
Class, London Univ., January, 1899; Science and Research Student, 1900-1;
Gold Medal for Zoology and Comparative Anat., Senior Class, 1900-1; Bachelor
of Science with Honours in Zoology, 1901; appointed as Demonstrator in Zoology
and Comparative Anatomy, Univ. Coll., London, 1902-3.
Clifford, Ernest Herbert (Jan. 8, 1876).
Readmitted: see Capitation Scholars (? Edward H.), January, 1889.
Cohn, Maurice Davis (Mar. 31, 1878), son of H., merchant, 7,
Brunswick Square.
Left in III., April, 1891.

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Collison-Morley, Harold Duke (Nov. 30, 1877), son of Dr. J. L.,
physician, 124, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in VI. B., July, 1895. Second Prize, Public Schools Art Competition,
1893; John Watson Prize, 1893, 1894, and 1895; Art Student, Univ. London,
1895-6; Cert. for Figure Drawing, 1897-8; Slade School of Art, University
College, London. Joined the Queensland Bushmen and went to South Africa;
he was with the Imperial contingent under Sir Frederick Carrington; nominated
by Lord Roberts for a commission in the Army, and appointed Second Lieu-
tenant in the Lancashire Fusiliers, 1900; Lieut., 1901; has sent home many
sketches which have been reproduced in the Graphic.
Croft, George Herbert (May 30, 1877), son of H. H. S., barrister,
54, Eaton Place, Brighton.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1894. Hollesley Bay Agricultural College; Professional
Associate of Surveyor's Institution, 1899; appointed sub-agent on the Danes-
field Estate, at Marlow, 1904.
Cutler, Horace Arthur (Oct. 4, 1875), son of S., engineer, 11,
Vanbrugh Park, Blackheath.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1893. Clare Coll., Camb.; B.A. 1896; M.A. 1902;
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1902; M.B., B.C., 1903.
Davey, Henry Charles (April 6, 1875), son of H., stockbroker, 90,
Priory Road, Hampstead.
Left in L. Sc. VIII., April, 1893. Clare Coll., Camb., 1893.
Davis, Edward Clarence Alfred (Aug. 22, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Elliott, Cyril Thompson (Aug. 23, 1877), son of J., inspector of
schools in India, 28, Sistova Road, Balham.
Left in Army B., April, 1894.
England, Herbert Skelton (Jan. 31, 1878), son of Mrs., 3, Temple
Gardens.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1895.
Fawssett, Edgar Thomas (Sept. 28, 1876), son of T., dental manu-
facturer, 97, Philbeach Gardens.
Left in Remove, December, 1893. Univ. Coll., Oxford, 1894; B.A., Third
Class Jurisprudence, 1898.
Fedden, Walter Fedde (Dec. 15, 1878), son of S., 30, Mount Park
Road, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1894. Matriculation, First. Class, London Univ.,
January, 1896; St. George's Hospital; M.R.C.S., Eng., 1900; L.R.C.P., 1900;
Thompson Medal and Treasurer's Prize, 1900; Pollock Prize and General
Proficiency Prize, 1900; House Physician and Resident Obstetric Asst., 1902;
M.B. (Honours), 1902; and B.S., London Univ., 1903; Clinical Asst., Throat
Dept., St. George's Hosp., 1903; M.S. 1904.
Fowler, William Henry Begbie (Nov. 20, 1877), son of Monmouth
H., and nephew of Mrs. Gibson, 18, West Cromwell Road.
Left in U. IV., July, 1891. Publicist, San Francisco, California.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Glascock, Lancaster Colin Bradford (Aug. 16, 1875), son of Major-
General, Bengal Army, Errington House, Normanton, Derby.
Left in Army B., July, 1894. Smee Prize, 1894; Supdt. Police, India;
Trooper in Imp. Yeom. (with Lumsden's Horse); Punjab Police, 1899.
Gretton, George Foster (April 11, 1878), son of Captain G., Royal
Warwickshire Regiment, 64, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1891. Left in L. M. VIII., July,
1896. Smee Prize, 1896; Caius College, Cambridge; Commission (direct), R.A.,
1898; Lieut., 1901; Lieut., Indian S. C., 1901.
First XV., 1895.
Griffiths, Arthur Hail (May 14, 1878), ward of J. Fisher, Esq.,
merchant, Highbury New Park.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1894. Private in Queen's Westminster, R. V.;
went out to South Africa on March 16, 1900, attached to the 2nd Batt., King's
Royal Rifles.
Harris, William Leonard (Dec. 9, 1877), son of J., accountant, 34,
Palace Gardens Terrace.
Left in Army C., July, 1894. Chartered accountant, 1902.
Harris, George Grinling (Aug. 13, 1879), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1892. Left in L. M. VIII.,
December, 1897. Admitted solicitor, January, 1903, practising in London.
Hart, James Robert Bell (June 7, 1877), son of J., C. S. Chancery
Division, High Court of Justice, Ecclesbourne, Montserrat
Road, Putney.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1891. Left in U. VIII., July, 1896.
Butterworth Prize, 1896; Scholar, Hertford Coll., Oxford, 1896; Second Class
Classics Moderations, 1898; Third Class Litt. Hum., 1900; called to the Bar
(Inner Temple), 1901.
Harvey, Frank Henry (Nov. 9, 1878), son of Col. E., Royal
Engineers, 4, Warwick Road, Ealing.
Left in Army B., July, 1893. Removed to Clifton Coll.; 2nd Lt. Border
Regt., 1898; Lieut., 1901; Lieut. Indian Staff Corps, 1901; S. African War,
1899-1901; performed duties of Asst. Adjt., Depôt Bn., Green Point Camp.
Hedgeland, Reginald Follett Codrington (Jan., 1875), son of Mrs.,
30, Milner Street, Cadogan Square.
Left in VII., July, 1893. Pembroke Coll., Oxford, B.A. 1897; Chinese Customs
Service, 1898.
Hedgeland, Arthur John (April, 1876), as above.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1895. Boyd Scholarship (Classical), to any College
at Oxford or Camb.; New Coll., Oxford, 1895; Third Class Classics Mods., 1897;
B.A. 1900; Private Secretary to the Governor of Natal.
Higinbotham, Arthur Ainslie (Oct. 6, 1877), son of J. N., Civil
Service, Holmwood, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1893.

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[1890
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Hodges, Sidney Sealy (Nov. 10, 1877), son of Mrs., 210, Cornwall
Road, Notting Hill,
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1894.
Hodgson, Charles Franklin Frisby (May 29, 1877), son of A. P.,
retired I. C. S., Lansdown House, Spring Grove, Isleworth.
Left in Army B., April, 1894. 2nd Lt., South Staffordshire Regt., 1899;
Lieut., 1900.
Hojel, Harold Courtenay (Dec. 4, 1873), son of Brig.-Surg. A. N.,
Indian Medical Service, Baron's Court House, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., December, 1891.
Hussey, Montague Grove (Mar. 6, 1877), son of Dr. J. F., retired
M.R.C.P., Quatre Bras, Dorchester.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1896. Smee Prize, 1895; John Watson Prizes, 1895
and 1896; Keble College, Oxford, 1897.
Joseph, Ernest Marton (Jan. 8, 1877), son of N. S., architect,
34, Inverness Terrace.
Left in U. IV., December, 1891.
Jukes, John Edwin Clapham (Nov. 12, 1878), son of E. C., Stock
Exchange, Hadley Lodge, Barnet.
Left in Remove, April, 1891. Removed to Aldenham School. Scholar, Pem-
broke Coll., Camb., 1898; Porson Prize, 1899; First Class (Div. II.) Classical
Tripos, Part I., 1900; Chancellor's Medal, 1902; B.A. 1902; Indian Civil Service,
1902.
Kingston, Charles Dania (Nov. 7, 1878), son of J. K., Esq., Junior,
dyer, Glenvar, British Grove, Chiswick.
Left in U. IV., December, 1891. Managing Partner of "The Castle Laundry,"
Wandsworth.
Leadam, Harold Christopher Newton (Nov. 9, 1876), son of I. S.,
barrister, 117, St. George's Square.
Left in L. v., July, 1894. Abroad.
Leon, Arthur Alexander (Jan. 12, 1877), son of Mrs., 13, Cleveland
Square, Hyde Park.
Left in Army B., July, 1894. Student of electrical engineering at the City
and Guilds of London Central Tech. Coll.; member of London Stock Exchange.
Lovemore, Sinclair Moody (Sept. 25, 1875), son of Mrs., Osborne
House, Holland Park Terrace.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1890.
Machell, Lancelot (Feb. 25, 1877), son of H. L., solicitor, 10, Albert
Place, Victoria Road, Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1894. Queen's Coll., Oxford, 1896.
Capt. of Rowing, 1894.
Marshall, Robert Calder (Dec. 19, 1877), son of H. C., accountant,
91, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1893.
Martin, George (Oct. 11, 1874), son of Dr. A. R., surgeon, Rochester.
Left in U. Matric., December, 1891.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Meiklejohn, Walter Lloyd Sinclair (Jan. 31, 1878), son of Dr. R. N.
(retired), 105, Holland Road, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1891, and back to Capitation
Scholars, April, 1894. Left in Army A., December, 1895. Royal Military
College, Sandhurst, June, 1896; 2nd Lt. Ind. Staff Corps, 1899; Lieut., 1900.
First XV., 1894-5.
Mennell, George Gillies (Feb. 11, 1878), son of Dr. Z., surgeon,
31, Shepherd's Bush Road.
Left in Up. VIII., April, 1897. Exhibitioner, Worcester Coll., Oxford, 1897;
Second Class Classics Moderations, 1899; Home Civil Service, 1902; Roman Law
Exam., Class II. (Lincoln's Inn), 1902; Constitutional Law and Legal History,
Class III., 1903; Criminal Law, Class III., 1903; Civil Service Commissioners'
Office.
Merritt, Cecil Mack (Jan 6, 1877), son of Capt. W. J., 31, Gwendwr
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., April, 1895.
First XV., 1893, 1894 (Captain). International Cap for Canadian football.
Mitton, Edgar Wilbury (Feb. 8, 1878), son of E. W., wine merchant,
34, Hamilton Road, Ealing.
Left in L. v., December, 1895.
Moore, John Lee (April 26, 1877), son of J. R., Civil Service, Board
of Agriculture, 39, Avonmore Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1893. Left in U. VIII., July, 1896.
Sizar of St. John's College, Cambridge, 1895; French Composition Prize, 1896;
B.A. and LL.B., Second Class (Third Div.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1899; Law
Tripos, Part II., 1900; admitted solicitor, December, 1902, practising in London
Neil, William Herbert (May 16, 1876), son of Rev. J., Clerk in
Holy Orders, Hamilton House, Acton.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1894. Univ. Coll. Hosp., October 6, 1897; Second
Class (Chemistry and Chemical Physics), 1897-8; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lond.,
1902; practising at Parham, Antigua, West Indies.
Neil, Arthur Theodore (Mar. 15, 1878), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1891; retransferred to Capitation
Scholars, April, 1894. Left in 1895. Corpus Christi Coll., Camb., 1899;
B.A., Third Class Nat. Science Tripos, Part I., 1900; District Commissioner,
Gold Coast; died at Sekondi, February 24, 1905, of acute hepatitis, aged 26.
Nicholson, Octavius Henry Lothian (July 23, 1877), son of Gen.
Sir L., K.C.B., R.E., 4, Gliddon Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1894. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 1895;
Commn. Yorkshire Regt. (Honours), 1896; Lieut., 1899; Captain, 1904; recom-
mended by Major-General Hildyard for special reward "for attention to duty
and the situation" in the engagement of November 22 and 23, 1899, at Willow
Grange; mentioned in Despatches, Lond. Gaz., January 26, 1900, February 8,
1901, and September, 1901; D.S.O. 1901.
Norman, George Frederick Alexander (April 28, 1877), son of Dr.
J. C., surgeon, Hadleigh, Suffolk.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1895. Sergeant 44th Co. Imperial Yeomanry; with
General Hart at Krugersdorp, January, 1901; previously with Generals Barton,
Broadwood and Clements.
Peter, Frank Alexander (June 23, 1877), son of F., merchant
abroad, 75, Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1893.

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Pollard, George Frederick (Sept. 3, 1878), son of Dr. F., M.D.,
137, Trinity Road, Upper Tooting.
Left in Remove, July, 1892. Open Scholarship at Epsom College; Exhibitioner,
Exeter Coll., Oxford, 1897; Assistant Master at King Edward VI. Grammar
School, Totnes, 1899.
Pollock, Aubrey Keatinge Halliday (Feb. 8, 1878), son of Mrs.,
14, Lisgar Terrace, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VI. A., April, 1895. St. Bartholomew's Hosp.; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
London, 1902; House Surgeon, West London Hospital, 1902; practising at
Dibrugarh, Assam.
Reinecke, Rudolph Charles Augustus (Feb. 6, 1878), son of Dr.
C. A., Ph.D. Tutor, 44, Westbourne Park.
Left in vI. A., July, 1896. Prelim. Exam. Law Soc., October, 1899.
Ricketts, Felix William Henry (Sept. 28, 1877), son of G. W. L.,
Indian Civil Service, Claremont Park Avenue, Dover.
Left in Army A., December, 1894. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 1896;
2nd Lieut. in Wiltshire Regt., 1898; Lieut., 1899; Ind. Staff Corps, 1899.
First XV., 1894, 1895; boxing.
Riviere, Evelyn (Mar. 31, 1876), son of B., Royal Academician,
Flaxley, Finchley Road.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1895. Balliol Coll., Oxford; Second Class Classics
Moderations, 1897; Second Class Litt. Hum., 1899; B.A. 1900; called to the
Bar (Lincoln's Inn), 1901.
Roper, Charles (Nov. 15, 1877), son of C., draper, 73, Egerton
Gardens.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1891. Left in Math. VIII., July, 1895.
Matriculation, First Class, London Univ., June, 1894; Tancred Student in
Physics, Caius Coll., Camb., 1895; B.A. (Third Class Natural Science Tripos),
1898; B.C. 1903; M.B. 1904.
Sayers, Larne Douglas Watson (July 22, 1878), son of Mrs., 7,
St. Peter's Square, Hammersmith.
Left in Up. M. VIII., July, 1897. Corpus Christi Coll., Camb.; B.A. 1900;
R.M.C., Sandhurst, 1901; 2nd Lt. Army Service Corps., 1901; Lieut., 1903.
Sedgwick, Charles Humphrey (Nov. 23, 1876), son of W. H., stock-
broker, Fernleigh, Castlenau, Barnes.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1892. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1895. Smee Prize, 1895; Matriculation, London Univ., First
Class, January, 1893; Scholar of Sidney Sussex College, Camb., 1895; B.A.,
First Class Nat. Science Tripos, Part I., 1898; Second Class, Part II., 1899;
M.A., M.B., B.C., 1902; Wainwright Prize, and Asst. House Physician, St.
Thomas's Hosp., 1902; Asst. House Surgeon, 1903.
Slater, John Cyrus (Nov. 15, 1878), son of C., barrister (retired),
50, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. M. VIII., December, 1897. Articled clerk to solicitor; Final Exam.,
Law Soc., 1902.
Stokoe, Richard (April 7, 1876), son of Colonel, Army, 29, Edith
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., December, 1892. Trooper, Imperial Yeomanry; was in-
valided home from South Africa.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Sumner, Jocelyn Brooke (Oct. 18, 1876), son of G., journalist,
Berrycote, Ennerdale Road, Kew.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1892.
Thorn, Cyril Hunter Robert (April 20, 1876), son of A., architect,
11, Cambalt Road, Putney.
Left in Sc. VIII., December, 1893. Electrical engineer; private in Roy. Eng.
(volunteers).
Thurston, Harold (Oct. 19, 1877), son of J., bank manager, 184,
Clapham Road.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1891. Readmitted, September, 1892, and left in
Sc. VI., December, 1894.
Tonge, George Preston (April 13, 1877), son of Rev. G., Clerk in
Holy Orders, Spark Brook, Dennington Park Road, West
Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1896. Emmanuel Coll., Camb.; B.A., Second Class
Nat. Science Tripos, Part I., 1899; M.A. 1903; Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, 1899;
D. 1900; P. 1901.
Wathen, Gerard Anstruther (Dec. 28, 1878), son of W. H., Stan-
stead Abbotts, Ware.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1891. Left in U. VIII., December, 1897.
Exhibitioner, Oriel Coll., Oxford, 1897 (resigned); Scholar, Peterhouse, Camb.,
1898; B.A., Second Class (Div. II.), Classical Tripos, Part I., Camb., 1902;
Assistant Master, Tunbridge School; Head Master, Model School, Lahore,
India, 1905.
Wathen, Frederick Blunt (June 12, 1877), as above.
Left in VII., December, 1894. Asst. Traffic Manager, Madras Railway Co.,
Central Station, Madras.
Watts, Algernon Furlong Newbegin (Aug. 23, 1875), son of Dr.
A. N., physician, Overcourt, Craven Park, Harlesden.
Left in Army C., July, 1892. Died of consumption at Bloemfontein, South
Africa, August 1, 1894, aged 19.
Whiddington, John Chilvers Reginald (Nov. 19, 1876), son of J. C.
(deceased), Chief Clerk London School Board, Tickenhall, Hill-
field, West Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1891. Student of architecture.
Willis, David (April 9, 1876), son of D., merchant and insurance
broker, The Beeches, Kingston Hill.
Left in Army B., July, 1891. Marine insurance broker.
Wright, George Angus (Oct. 6, 1875), son of H., Heidelberg, King's
Road, Clapham Park.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1894. Matriculation, Second Class, London Univ.,
January, 1892; Christ's Coll., Camb., 1894; Stock Exhibitioner, Corpus Christi
Coll., Camb., 1894; B.A. and B.C., Camb., 1903; M.B. 1904.
Wyand, Edward Herbert (Aug. 30, 1878), son of S. Y., surveyor,
104, Lexham Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1895. Dental Student, Guy's Hosp.; L.D.S.,
R.C.S., 1901; Commission in R.A.M. Corps, 1902.
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FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1891.
Allcock, Christopher Ridley (Aug. 23, 1878), son of Mrs., 8,
Nemoure Road, Acton.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1897. Minor Scholar, Queens' Coll., Camb., 1897.
Hart, James Robert Bell (June 7, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1890.
Littlewood, Samuel Robinson (Feb. 27, 1875), son of Mrs., Fair-
haven, St. Martin's Hill, Dover.
Left in U. M. VIII., December, 1892. Journalist in Daily Chronicle Editorial
Office.
Phillips, Wilfred Lawrence (Sept. 24, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1889.
Ribton, William Erskine (May 31, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1890.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1891.
Arbib, Umberto David (Dec. 21, 1877), son of E., merchant, 5,
Craven Hill, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1894. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1894.
Barton, Sidney (Nov. 26, 1876), son of Captain J., R.A., retired,
The Gunyah, Woodside, Wimbledon.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1892. Left in Hist. VIII., July,
1894. Eastern Interpretership (Pekin Embassy), 1895; Civil Service, Govern-
ment Prize, China, 1897; Final Law Exam., Middle Temple, Class II., Easter,
1904.
Buckley, Arthur Burton (Aug. 15, 1877), son of A. B., merchant,
Genoa, Italy.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1893. Student at City and Guilds of London Institute,
South Kensington.
Church, Edmund Finnis Richard (Oct. 14, 1875), son of E. F. B.,
solicitor, 7, Holland Park Gardens.
Left in Army C., December, 1892. Went out to South Africa as a trooper
in Colonel Loch's Contingent on February 24, 1900; was with Lord Roberts'
main army; invalided home in consequence of wound in left eye. Commission
in 24th Batt., Imp. Yeom., 1901; Lieut., Imp. Yeom., 1901; resigned his com-
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cunningham, Albert Edward (Sept. 5, 1875), son of Major-General,
Madras Staff Corps, retired, 110, Barons Court Road, West
Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1892. Mechanical Engineer; Commission in Imperial
Yeomanry, 1901; Lieut., 55th Co. Imp. Yeom.; Special scout to General
Macdonald; Capt., 1901; apptd. second in command with temporary rank of
Major in the Army, Lond. Gaz., May 17, 1901. Mentioned in Despatches, Lond.
Gaz., September 10, 1901.
Davinière, Percy Augustus (Aug. 20, 1878), son of C. G., Civil
Service (War Office), 15, Norland Square, Notting Hill.
Left in III., July, 1892.
Doubble, Meredith Sedgwick (April 6, 1877), son of A., Lingfield
House, 57, Longridge Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Army C., December, 1892. M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1900;
practising at Luton, Bedfordshire.
Evans, Harry Neville (Oct. 18, 1874).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Espeut, Claude Vivyan Armit (Oct. 3, 1875), son of Hon. W. B.,
Member of Legislative Council, Jamaica, Spring Gardens, Buff
Bay, Jamaica.
Left in Army B., April, 1895. Public Works in Jamaica, 1894 to 1900;
District Engineer on the Kumasi Railway. Executive Engineer (P. W. D.),
Mombasa, 1905.
Ferguson, Kenneth Bethune (Nov. 15, 1876), son of J. A., 16,
Earl's Court Square.
Left in Army A., December, 1893. R. M. C., Sandhurst, November, 1894;
Wadham Coll., Oxford, 1896; Certificate of Proficiency, Taylorian Scholarship
Exam., 1897; Third Class Mod. Hist., 1900; Commission in Roy. Field Art.,
1900; Lieut., 1902.
Findlay, Frederick John (April 9, 1877), son of Mrs., 23, Pelham
Crescent, South Kensington.
Left in Sp. Sc. v., April, 1892.
Fulton, Laurence Eldred (July 20, 1876), son of L. W., Inspector,
Nat. Prov. Inst., 20, Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1892. Clerk in the Bank of Montreal.
Furlong, Malcolm Stephenson (Dec. 4, 1877), son of Colonel
(retired), Madras Staff Corps, Overcourt, Harlesden.
Left in L. Sc. IV., July, 1892. 2nd Lieut., 5th Batt., Middlesex Regt., 1900;
Lieut., 1900; Capt., 1902.
Gibb, Harold Pace (Jan. 19, 1878), son of J., insurance broker,
22, Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A. (Exhibitioner), July, 1897. Matriculation, London Univ.,
First Class, January, 1895; Exhibitioner, Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1897;
B.A. First Class Natural Science Tripos, Part I., 1900; Prize for Obstetrics,
St. Bartholomew's Hosp., 1903.

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Haweis, Hugh Stephen Willyams (July 23, 1878), son of Rev.
H. R., Clerk in Holy Orders, Queen's House, Cheyne Walk,
Chelsea.
Left in III., December, 1891. Peterhouse, Camb., 1895-8.
Heron, George Allan (Feb. 19, 1877), son of Dr. G. A., physician,
57, Harley Street.
Left in Army A., July, 1895. Chinese Imperial Maritime Customs, 1896;
Lieut., Yorkshire Regt. (Militia Battalion). Resigned to go to China, 1896.
Capt. of Boxing Club, School Medal (Heavy Weights), 1895; Bronze Medal,
Public School Boxing Competition (Heavy Weights), 1895.
Hinchliff, Walter Frank (Feb. 3, 1877), son of G., solicitor, Hazle-
mere, 22, Grange Road, Ealing.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1893.
Hojel, Abraham Claude (Aug. 6, 1875), son of Dr. A. N., H.M.S.
Bombay, Barons Court House, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1891.
Holford, Christopher Tredwill (Oct. 21, 1878), son of C., Civil
Service, Queen Anne's Bounty Office, Bounty Office, Dean's
Yard, Westminster.
Left in III., December, 1891. Removed to Winchester College; College of
Preceptor's Exam., December, 1896; St. Thomas's Hospital, 1897.
Jamison, Reginald (Sept. 8, 1878), son of Dr. A. A., 26, Lowndes
Street.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1892. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1897. Smee Prizes, 1894 and 1895; Trinity Coll., Oxford; Third Class Classics
Moderations, 1899; B.A. Second Class Natural Science, 1901.
Jenkins, William Whitford (Feb. 20, 1879), son of E., barrister
and editor, 12, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1891. Left in VII., April, 1896.
St. Edward's College, Ceylon.
John, Ambrose Hilton (Aug. 7, 1875), son of Dr. W., surgeon,
Kingswood House, Haverfordwest, Pembroke.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1893. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, January, 1894; St. Bartholomew's Hosp.; M.R.C.S., Eng., L.R.C.P.,
Lond., 1901.
Joseph, Felix Abraham (Oct. 2, 1875), son of E., 25, Dover Street,
Piccadilly.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1891.
Lightbody, Malcolm Rupert Russell (Sept. 8, 1877), son of C. R.,
stockbroker, The Grange, Belvedere, Kent.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1895. Keble Coll., Oxford; B.A. Third Class,
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
MacKray, William Henderson (Nov. 11, 1877), son of Rev. A. N.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, Netherfield, 7, Park Hill Road, Croydon.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1891. Left in U. M. vIII., July,
1896. Exhibitioner, Queen's Coll., Oxford, 1896; Second Class Classics Mods.,
1898; Third Class Litt. Hum., 1900.
Marshall, John Valentine (Feb. 14, 1876), son of G. B., bill broker,
Constantinople.
Left in Special Sc. v., July, 1892. Turkish Regie Co., Ltd., Kadikeui,
Constantinople.
Marval, Charles (Oct. 13, 1878), nephew of Mrs. Marval, 1, The
Crescent, Clapham Common.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1892. Left in U. VIII., July, 1897.
Sizarship, St. John's Coll., Camb., 1897. Died November 13, 1898, aged 20.
Matthew, Edmund Henry (Aug. 19, 1878), son of F. D., manu-
facturer, 4, Lancaster Place, Belsize Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1894. Left in L. VIII., April, 1895.
Clerk.
Maw, Robert Lewis (Oct. 9, 1877), son of W. H., civil engineer,
18, Addison Road, Kensington.
Left in Army B., December, 1896. Smee Prize, 1896; Art student, Univ.
Coll., Lond., 1896-7.
Mears, Trevor Irvine Nevitt (Sept. 10, 1875), son of Captain A.,
Madras Staff Corps, 22, Queen Anne's Grove, Chiswick.
i
Left in Army B., December, 1892. 2nd Lieut. (from Militia), East Surrey
Regt., 1897; 2nd Lieut., Wilts Regt., 1897; 2nd Lieut., Army Service Corps,
1899; Lieut., 1899; Capt., 1901. Served with Natal Field Force, invalided
home, 1900. South African War, 1899-1900; Medal with 3 clasps.
Middlemiss, George Whitson (Jan. 25, 1877), son of Dr. G.,
physician, Grange Road, Darlington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1893. Univ. Durham, M.B. Bac. Surg., 1898; B. Hy.
L.D.P.H., 1901; Royal Infirmary, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
O'Connell, Charles Frederick (Feb. 18, 1875), son of Mrs., 38,
Alexandra Road South, Alexandra Park, Manchester.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1893. Final Exam., Institute of Chartered Account-
ants, December, 1903.
Page-Phillips, Percy Louis (Feb. 25, 1876), son of Mrs., 67,
Eardley Crescent, Earl's Court.
Left in U. M. VIII., April, 1894. Montagu Prize, 1891.
Payne, John Melvin (Mar. 12, 1878), son of H. W., solicitor, Wood-
thorpe, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in Army C., April, 1895..
Penfold, Hugh Mullins (July 8, 1876), son of Dr. Henry, surgeon,
7, Brunswick Place, Brighton.
Left in Army C., April, 1893. Now in New Zealand.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Pinches, Henry Irving (July 13, 1877), son of E., barrister, 19,
Ladbroke Square.
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Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1896. Smee Prize, 1895; Scholar of Sidney
Sussex Coll., Camb., 1899; B.A. First Class, Nat. Sci. Tripos, Part I., 1899;
M.A., M.B., B.C., 1903; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1903; Prize for Surgery and
Obstetrics, St. Thomas's Hosp., 1903, and House Surg. (Out-Patients), 1903.
Robertson, Edward Craig (Dec. 21, 1874).
Transferred from Foundationers (see September, 1887).
Roe, Spencer Verdon (Feb. 21, 1874), son of Dr. E. H., surgeon,
103, Earl's Court Road.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1891.
Exhibitioner, Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1893;
B.A. Second Class, Natural Science Tripos, Part I., 1894; M.B., B.C., 1898;
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1897.
Sands, Robert William P. (April 25, 1878), son of Mrs., 40, Perham
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. vI., April, 1895.
Slack, Clifford (Dec. 10, 1874), son of A., paper maker, Mayfield,
nr. Stockport.
Left in Army A., April, 1893.
Snow, Benjamin (July 23, 1876), son of Mrs., 122, King Henry's
Road.
Left in Special Sc. v., July, 1893.
Stedman, Stanley Richard (Aug. 8, 1877), son of J., silk merchant,
Hillbrow, Woodside.
Left in Special Sc. v., July, 1893. Smee Prize, 1892; Corporal, 31st Co., Im-
perial Yeomanry. Was on lines of communication at Bloemfontein and Kroon-
stadt, and in Cape Colony; was at the relief of Ladybrand and the relief of
Phillopolis, and took part in about 80 engagements, including Reddersburgh,
Thaba'-Nchu, and Abraham's Kraal.
Sutton, Cecil Norman Stafford (July 14, 1876), son of W., barrister
and actuary, Kingswood, Macaulay Road, Clapham Common.
Left in vi. B., December, 1893. Readmitted April, 1894. Left in Army C.,
July, 1894.
Tattersfield, Harold Monthain (Mar. 13, 1877), son of J., blanket
manufacturer, Stanicliffe, nr. Dewsbury.
Left in Army B., April, 1893. Farming in California.
Tovey, Arthur Hamilton (Oct. 25, 1876), son of Mrs. H., 39,
Nevern Square.
Left in Army A., July, 1895. St. George's Hospital; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
London, 1901.
Tragett, James Clement Barrington (Dec. 19, 1877), son of Mrs.,
Awbridge Danes, Romsey, Hants.
Left in Army C., April, 1894. Commission in Hampshire Regt., 1900; 2nd
Lieut., 3rd Batt., 1900; Resigned, 1903.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Turner, Henry Stephen (Feb. 6, 1878), son of Rev. C. S., Clerk in
Holy Orders, 49, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1895.
Tytheridge, Ainslie Burton (July 5, 1878), son of H. B. H., Civil
Service, Guildford Lodge, Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith.
Left in Medical Form, July, 1895. St. Mary's Hospital; Sergeant, Imperial
Yeomanry Field Hosp. (South Africa); attached to Vol. Med. Staff Corps
(London), 1901.
Tytheridge, Arthur George (July 5, 1878), as above.
Left in Army C., July, 1895. Bank of England, Western Branch; Asst.-
Paymaster in R.N.; appointed to H.M.S. Royal Sovereign, 1904.
Willis, Alfred Burt (Feb. 19, 1878), son of D., merchant and
insurance broker, The Beeches, Kingston Hill.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1892. Mining Engineer.
Wolstenholme, Aubrey Stephen (Feb. 23, 1877), son of J., D.Sc.,
Professor of Math., 13, Surrendale Place, Maida Vale.
Left in Army A., April, 1892.
Young, Allan Stow (Oct. 17, 1875), son of J. S., merchant, 13,
Balham Grove.
Left in L. Matric., July, 1892.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April, 1891.
Alexander, Charles Shuldham (June 16, 1877), son of Mrs., 25,
Batoum Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1896. Scholar,
Clare Coll., Camb., 1896; B.A. Senior Optime, Math. Tripos, Part I., 1899;
Colonial Cadet, Civil Service, admission, 1900.
Alexander, William Dallas (Aug. 5, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1889.
Bailey, John Henry Shackleton (Aug. 26, 1875), son of W. D. V.,
accountant, 18, Charles Street, Haymarket.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1893. Scholar, Worcester Coll.,
Oxford, 1893; First Class, Mathematics Mods., 1895; B.A. First Class Math.,
1897; D. 1898; P. 1899; Chaplain, R.N., and Naval Instructor, 1900.
Buzzard, Frank Anstie (Nov. 9, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1889.
Carlisle, Percy William (Sept. 2, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1889.
Roper, Charles (Nov. 15, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1890.
Wathen, Gerard Anstruther (Dec. 28, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1890.
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CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1891.
Ambrose, William John Leofric (Feb. 8, 1878), son of W., Q.C.,
barrister, Westover, West Heath Road, Hampstead.
Left in U. M. VIII., April, 1897. Exhibitioner, Queens' Coll., Camb., 1897;
B.A. Second Class (Div. III.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1900. Went out to South
Africa in Imp. Yeom. (D.C.O.), 1901. Called to the Bar (Middle Temple),
1903.
Silver Medals at Aldershot, Public Schools Boxing Competition, 1896, 1897.
Balthasar, Oscar Monat (Jan. 3, 1877), son of O., merchant, 19,
Batoum Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in L. v., December, 1892.
Blake, Thomas Fitzroy (Aug. 5, 1874), son of Dr. T. J., physician,
61, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in VII., December, 1891. Clerk in Nat. and Prov. Bank, Leicester.
Brenon, Ernest Augustus Somerset Chandos St. John (Dec. 26,
1878), son of E. St. John, journalist, 6, Gunterstone Road, West
Kensington.
Left in Army C., December, 1892.
Calkin, Stanley Joseph Purdy (Aug. 15, 1878), son of J. W.,
solicitor, 53, Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1897. Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1899; 2nd Lieut.,
1st (Vol.) Batt. Roy. Sussex Regt., 1900; Lieut., 1900; B.A. Junior Optime,
Math. Tripos, Part I., 1900. Admitted Solicitor, 1903, practising in London.
Vice-Capt. of Rowing Club, 1897.
Clayton-Greene, Hilary Octavius (Nov. 15, 1878), grandson of
Rev. W. C., 26, Linden Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in III., April, 1893. Went to sea in Messrs. Devitt and Moore's ships.
for training officers for Mercantile Marine, but was disqualified for defective
sight. Now in business in New York.
Cocke, Edmund Sidney Dean (July 5, 1878), son of E. W., woollen
warehouseman, 11, Wood Lane, Uxbridge Road.
Left in L. Sc. vI., July, 1895. Professional Associate of the Surveyor's
Institution, London.
Davies, John William Satterley (Feb. 27, 1878), son of G. H.,
architect and surveyor, Old House, Brook Green.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1892.
Dodd, Llewellyn Theodore (July 4, 1878), son of C., Q.C., 28,
Inverness Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1897. Merton Coll., Oxford; B.A. Second Class
Modern Hist., 1900; Leeds Clergy School, 1901; D. 1901; P. 1902 (London).

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Finch, Henry Alfred Ingle (Sept. 17, 1878), son of G. I., deceased,
clerk, 37, Mall Road, Hammersmith.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1897. Trinity Coll., Camb., 1897-1900.
Fulton, Forrest (June 6, 1876), son of J. F., Q.C., M.P., 52,
Clarendon Road, Holland Park.
Left in Special, July, 1891. Called to the Bar (Gray's Inn), 1899.
Graham, Lancelot (April 18, 1880), son of W. E., upholsterer, 12,
Ladbroke Gardens, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1892. Left in U. VIII. (Captain and
Exhibitioner), 1899. High Master's Latin Verse Prize, 1896; Kynaston,
Ollivant, and Sleath Prizes, 1899; Scholar, Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1899; First
Class Classics Mods., 1901; B.A., First Class Litt. Hum., 1903; Civil Service
Exam., 1903 (Bombay).
Hardcastle, Walter Edwin (April 27, 1879), son of H. J. C.,
merchant, 8, Pembridge Crescent, Bayswater.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1895. Merchant in Rangoon, Burma, since 1899,
Hardy, Edward Croft (Nov. 6, 1877), son of S. C., chemist, 8,
Morella Road, Wandsworth Common.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1893. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1896. Exhibitioner, Queens' Coll., Camb., 1896; Minor Scholar, 1897. Died
December 21, 1898, aged 21.
Henrici, Ernest Olaf (June 24, 1878), son of Prof. O., Professor of
Mathematics, 34, Clarendon Road, Notting Hill.
Left in Army A., December, 1894. Adm., R.M.A., Woolwich, 1894; Prize
for Military Topography, Electricity, and Magnetism, 1896; Commission in
R.E. (1st place), 1896; Lieut., December 23, 1899. Was at first in charge
of the telegraph line from De Aar to Modder River; accompanied the raid
to Douglas; afterwards with the army to Paardeberg and Bloemfontein,
keeping up the telegraphic communications; subsequently with General Ian
Hamilton at Wynberg, and later with Lord Roberts at the crossing of the
Vaal River. Mentioned in Despatches, Lond. Gaz., September 10, 1901.
Apptd. Instructor at the Royal Mil. Academy, Woolwich, 1903.
Innes, Selwyn Levy (June 21, 1878), son of Mrs., 8, Gunterstone
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1894. Trooper in (Behar Light Horse) Lumsden's
Light Horse.
Jacobs, Matthew Henry (Feb. 3, 1875).
Readmitted, see Capitation Scholars, September, 1887.
Mexia, José Carlos (Jan., 1879), son of Mrs., 46, Longridge Road,
Earl's Court.
Left in Middle Sc. v., December, 1891.
Myers, William Walter (April 19, 1878), son of W., merchant,
49, Leinster Gardens, Hyde Park.
Left in Middle Sc. v., July, 1893. Art Student, Univ. Coll., London, 1895-6.
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Potter, Norman Franklin (July 18, 1875), son of Rev. E., Congre-
gational minister, 1, Wolverton Gardens, Hammersmith.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1892. Exeter Coll., Oxford, 1893, and York-
shire Coll., Leeds. Preparation for Holy Orders. Secretary to St. Hugh's
Boys' Home, Clapham.
Prendergast, Henry Walter (Aug. 23, 1876), son of E., Australian
merchant, Strathmore, Brondesbury.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1894. Bombardier in City Imp. Vols. (The C.I.V.
Battery did good service with General Paget at the capture of Bethlehem,
July 7, 1900.)
Sabben, John William (Feb. 23, 1878), stepson of W. Scrivener,
Esq., 67, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in vI. A., December, 1895. Art student.
Shore, John William Teignmouth (Jan. 13, 1878), son of Mrs.,
2, Darnley Road, Royal Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in III., July, 1891. 2nd Lieut., 3rd Batt., The King's (Liverpool Regt.),
1902. Resigned his Commission, December, 1903.
Simpson, William Clarence (June 10, 1876), son of W., merchant,
Charlemont, Upper Richmond Road, Barnes.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1893. Died March 25, 1900, aged 24.
Slack, Harold (Aug. 29, 1876), son of A., paper maker, Mayfield,
nr. Stockport.
Left in Army C., April, 1894.
Stephens, Frederick Bowring (Dec. 14, 1876), son of E. B., 85,
Sarsfeld Road, Balham.
Left in Special Sc. v., December, 1893.
Trimen, Wilfred Murray (April 9, 1877), son of Capt. R. (retired),
6, Howley Place, Maida Vale.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1894. Served during the South African War in the
Imperial Light Horse.
White, William Braid (Aug. 24, 1878), son of E. F., art dealer,
59, Lexham Gardens, Kensington.
Left in L. v., July, 1892.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1891.
Barry, Charles Edward (Oct. 30, 1877), son of J. M., solicitor, 15,
Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1896. Smee Prize, 1893; Trinity Coll., Oxford,
Third Class Classics Mods., 1898; B.A. Third Class Litt. Hum., 1900; Student
(Inner Temple), 1904.
Batty, Francis de Witt (Jan. 10, 1879).
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Colman, Eugene Ernest (Oct. 11, 1878), son of E. G., architect
and surveyor, 9, St. John's Villas, Worple Road, Wimbledon.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1897. Sleath Prize, 1897; Minor
Scholar, Trin. Coll., Camb., 1897; First Class (Div. II.), Classical Tripos,
Part I., 1899; B.A. Third Class Classical Tripos, Part II., 1900.
Emmet, Alfred Martin (April 6, 1879), son of Rev. W. E., Clerk
in Holy Orders, 11, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill.
Died October 2, 1896, aged 17.
Gretton, George Foster (April 11, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1891.
Hayter, Owen Chilton Goodenough (Sept. 13, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1889.
Jenkins, William Whitford (Feb. 20, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1891.
Keays, Lionel Francis Lovell (April 9, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1889.
MacKray, William Henderson (Nov. 11, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1891.
Marshall, Gerald Collis (April 26, 1880), son of C., Head Master,
School of Music, Watford, 224, The Grove, Hammersmith.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1896. Student at the Institute of Actuaries; Imperial
Life Assurance Co.
Meiklejohn, Walter Lloyd Sinclair (Jan. 31, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1890.
Scholars, April, 1894.
Neil, Arthur Theodore (Mar. 15, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1890.
Scholars, April, 1894.
Transferred back to Capitation
Transferred back to Capitation
Oldershaw, Lucian Robert Frederic (Jan. 10, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1889.
Perrott, Harry Ronald-Taylor Parrott (June 29, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1890.
Tovey, George Strangways (Sept. 29, 1875).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1889.
CAPITATION
SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1891.
Ainsworth, Arthur Reginald (July 6, 1877), son of Captain, Army
tutor, 55, Edith Road, West Kensington.
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Arkwright, Reginald Francis (June 11, 1878), son of C., retired
officer, 14, Bolton Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1892.
Arnould, Alfred Launcelot (Aug. 28, 1878), son of Dr. A. H.,
barrister, D.C.L., 9, Nevern Square, South Kensington.
Left in Medical, July, 1897. Late of the Probate Registry, Somerset House.
Died of rapid consumption, May 30, 1901, aged 23.
Atkinson, James Francis (Aug. 15, 1878), son of G. M., artist,
28, St. Oswald's Road, West Brompton.
Left in Army B., December, 1896. Smee Prize, 1894.
Barnes, Henry Edgar (July 12,
198, Hammersmith Road.
1879), son of Dr. E. C., surgeon,
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1895. Matriculation, Second Class, London Univ.,"
January, 1896; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London, 1903; Prize for Ophthalmology,
St. Mary's Hosp., and apptd. House Surg., Hospital for Sick Children, 1903;
M.B. (London Univ.), 1903.
Barton, Henry Charles Johnston (Oct. 12, 1876), son of Captain
C. R., J.P., The Waterfoot, Pettigo, Ireland.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1892.
Beyts, Roger Fleetwood Sconce (Feb. 26, 1879), son of N. B.,
retired, I. C. S., 10, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1896. Adm. R. M. O., Sandhurst, December, 1897,
and Roy. Nav. Coll., Greenwich. Commission in R.M.L.I., 1898; Lieut., 1899;
Lieut., Ind. S. C., 1903; transferred to 22nd Bombay Infantry, 1903.
Black, Algernon Murray (June 4, 1878), son of A., mercantile
clerk, Dhu House, Routh Road, Wandsworth Common.
Left in Army A., July, 1895. Final Law Soc. Exam., June, 1902.
Bruce, John (Jan. 22, 1876), son of Major E. (in Persia), 37,
Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1892. R. M. C., Sandhurst, November, 1894; Com-
mission in 5th Lancers, 1896; 2nd Lieut., Ind. Staff Corps, 1898; Lieut.,
Ind. S. C., 1898.
Bruce, Thomas Langloise (Jan. 20, 1877), as above.
Left in Army C., July, 1892.
Caddy, Adrian (Jan. 10, 1879), son of Inspector-General J., M.D.,
R.N., Dep. Insp.-Gen. of Hospitals, 82, Redcliffe Square, South
Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in Sc. VIII., April,
1896. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1895; Entrance
Scholarship, St. George's Hosp.; Certificate of Honour, 1898; L.R.C.P., Lond.;
M.R.C.S., Eng., 1900; M.B., 1900; B.S., House Surg., St. George's Hosp.; M.D.,
Exam. in State Medicine, London Univ., 1903, and D.P.H., 1904; F.R.C.S.,
1904; practising in Calcutta.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Calthrop, Dion William Palgrave Clayton (May 2, 1878), ward of
J. G. Calthrop, Esq., Manor House, Spalding.
Left in Special Drawing, July, 1894. Artist; exhibited at the Royal
Academy, 1900 and 1903. Author of A Guide to Fairyland.
Carey, Hugh (July 8, 1876), son of E. F., shipowner, 39, Belsize
Avenue, Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1893.
Carter, Ernest Shaen (Aug. 19, 1878), son of Mrs. S., 31, Fair-
holme Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., April, 1896. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1896. Articled clerk to a solicitor.
Castle, Horace Guthrie (Nov. 23, 1877), son of A., 39, Barrowgate
Road, Chiswick.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1893. Member of the London Stock Exchange.
Clark, Hubert Charles (July 16, 1878), son of C. J., printer and
publisher, 9, Rupert Road, Bedford Park.
Left in L. Sc. v., September, 1892. Readmitted, January, 1893. Left in
Army B., December, 1894. Chief draughtsman to the Lanchester Engine Co.,
Ltd., Birmingham. Associate Member of the Institution of Mechanical
Engineers.
Clark, Cecil (Sept. 9, 1877), son of W., merchant, Ashton House,
Ealing.
Left in Middle Sc. v., December, 1893.
Clarke, Arthur Beaumaris (Jan. 21, 1878), son of G., author and
missioner, 4, Gledstanes Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1894. Jesus College, Camb., B.A. Second Class,
History Tripos, 1899. Principal of the College, Baroda, Bombay.
Cooper, Alfred Hugh (Nov. 20, 1876), son of F. E., C.E., 41,
Addison Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1895. Died November 19, 1902, aged 26.
Cundell, Harold Juler (Mar. 8, 1877), son of Dr. G. R., surgeon,
Brunswick House, Kew, Surrey.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1896. St. Mary's Hosp., Paddington, 1898;
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1903.
D'Arcy, William Gordon Lindsey Conyers (Dec. 30, 1878), son of
Major C., retired, Kingsdale, Matheson Road, West Kensington.
Left in Special Sc. v., July, 1893.
Dauglish, John (Oct. 19, 1879), son of A., 23, Charleville Road,
West Kensington.
Left in L. IV., April, 1893. Removed to St. Edmund's School, Oxford, 1893-7.
St. John's Coll., Oxford, B.A., 1900; Asst. Master at Royal Masonic School,
Bushey, since 1902; St. Stephen's House, Oxford, 1902; D. 1902; P. 1903;
M.A. 1904.

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[1891
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Fordham, John Gurney (Jan. 8, 1877), son of Mrs., 9, Phillimore
Gardens, Kensington.
Left in VII., December, 1894. Trin. Coll., Camb., B.A. 1899.
Freeman, Philip Horace (May 28, 1878), son of G. B., barrister,
30, Bassett Road, Notting Hill.
Left in II., December, 1891. B.A., Trin. College, Camb., 1901; Final Exam.
(Honours), Law Society, 1904.
Gilman, James (Mar. 17, 1879), son of E., East India merchant,
Sedgmoor, Flackwell Heath, High Wycombe.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1893. Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1898.
Jesus Coll., Camb.
High Jump, March, 1897. High Jump, Freshmen's Sports, Camb., 1898.
Glascock, Donald Robert Graham (April 23, 1877), son of Major
General, retired, care of Messrs. Lindsay, How & Co., 32,
Charlotte Square, Edinburgh.
Left in Army C., July, 1894. Tea planter in India.
Glenny, Charles Frederick (Oct. 7, 1878), son of H. J., Indian
outfitter, 5, Dealtry Road, Putney.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1892. Left in L. VIII., December,
1895. Smee Prize, 1895. Mercantile.
Goldney, Alfred Peel (Jan. 17, 1878), son of Rev. S., schoolmaster,
Clerk in Holy Orders, The Priory, Kew, Surrey.
Left in vI. A., April, 1895. Clerk in the Western and Brazilian Telegraph Co.,
Great Indian Peninsula Railway, Victoria Terminus, Bombay.
Haldane, James Oswald (May 29, 1879), son of R. C., tea merchant,
Stanley Cottage, Reigate.
Left in III., April, 1892. Foundation Scholar, Jesus Coll., Camb.; B.A.
Second Class (Division II.), Classical Tripos, Part I., 1902; Commission in
3rd (Camb. Univ.), V. B. Suffolk Regt., 1902.
Hales, Ernest William (Feb. 14, 1875), son of J. A., solicitor, 24,
Kensington Crescent.
Left in Middle Sc. v., April, 1892. Articled clerk to a solicitor. Final Exam.,
Law Society, 1904.
Heron, Gilbert (June 5, 1878), son of Dr. G. A., physician, 57,
Harley Street.
Left in Army A., April, 1896. Member of the London Stock Exchange.
Higgins, Richard Wright (Nov. 15, 1876), son of C., barrister, Q.C.,
58, Trebovir Road, South Kensington.
Left in Remove, July, 1894. Leipzig Conservatorium, 1895; Diploma, 1899.
Organist at Pinhoe Church, Exeter, 1900-1; Organist and Choirmaster at
St. Paul's Church, Honiton; also Organist and Music Master at All Hallows
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Jefferis, George Herbert (Feb. 23, 1877), son of W. H., land
agent, Hill End, Henbury, nr. Bristol.
Left in U. Sc., VII., July, 1894. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1894.
John, Reginald Emerson Hilton (Aug. 16, 1877), son of Dr. W.,
surgeon, 19, Avonmore Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1895. London Stock Exchange.
Kunhardt, Ferdinand Henry (Mar. 11, 1877), son of Mrs., 23,
Windsor Road, Ealing.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1892. Commission in Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 1900.
Indian Staff Corps (74th Punjabis), 1901.
Langhorne, William August (May 20, 1878), son of A. R.,
merchant's clerk, 47, Godolphin Road.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1895. London Scottish R.V. Joined the 2nd
Gordon Highlanders with the reinforcements after the siege of Ladysmith, and
subsequently moved over the Biggarsberg to Utrecht.
Laughton, Kenneth Heath (June 25, 1878), son of Colonel A. F.,
retired, Indian Army, 29, Keppell Street, Russell Square.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1895. Fruit-farming in Australia, 1896.
Laverty, Cecil Hay De la Motte (Sept. 17, 1877), son of Rev. W. H.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, Headley Rectory, Liphook, Hants.
Left in Army C., April, 1893. Sergeant in Kitchener's Fighting Scouts.
Lee, Gilbert Sterling (June 20, 1878), son of Mrs., 78, Comeragh
Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1894. Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1895.
Central Technical Coll., London.
Lees, William Donald (April 28, 1879), son of Dr. D. B., physician,
22, Weymouth Street, Portland Place.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1892. Left in U. VIII., July, 1898.
Peterhouse, Camb.; B.A. Second Class (Division II.), Classical Tripos, Part I.,
1901. Solicitor.
Leggatt, Edward Oswald Neville Owen (July 8, 1878), son of
Major.-Gen. E. O., Indian Army, 40, Cheniston Gardens,
Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1893. Commission in 6th Batt., Lancashire Regt.
(Militia), 1897; Lieutenant in 3rd Batt., Lancashire Regt., 1897; 2nd Lieut.,
Royal Scots Fusiliers, 1899. Died at Base Hospital, Maritzburg, of enteric
fever, on April 15, 1900, aged 22.
Levick, George Murray (July 3, 1876), son of G., C.E., 5, St. Paul's
Studios, West Kensington.
Left in Medical, July, 1895. Smee Prize, 1895; St. George's Hosp.; Final
Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.Č.P., 1902; Surgeon, R.N., Haslar Hosp., 1903.
Vice-Capt. and Capt. of Rowing, 1895.
Luxmoore, Bruce Douglas (Dec. 5, 1878), son of Mrs., 30, Charle-
ville Road, West Kensington.
Left in Middle Sc. v., December, 1892. Removed to Loretto School.

252
[1891
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
MacAlister, Donald Alexander (July 15, 1875), son of J. Y. W.,
librarian, 20, Hanover Square.
Left in Sc. vI., December, 1894. Honours in Coll. of Preceptor's Exam.;
Medical student.
Mallam, Ross Ibbotson Dalton (June 1, 1878), son of D., solicitor,
13, Gilston Road, South Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1894. Admitted solicitor, 1901, practising in London.
Admitted to the Bar of the State of South Australia, 1903.
Mathews, George Arthur Augustus (Mar. 20, 1879), son of P. H.,
17, Rosary Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in L. M. VIII., December, 1896. Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 1898; Fourth
Class Mod. Hist., 1901; Roman Law Exam., Class III., Lincoln's Inn, 1903;
Constitutional Law and Legal History, Class III., Lincoln's Inn, 1903.
Matthews, Geoffrey (May 11, 1878), son of Mrs., 37, Priory Road,
Bedford Park.
Left in Special Sc. v., April, 1893. Deceased in 1893.
Milner, John Philip (Feb. 10, 1876), son of J., accountant, 7,
Beauclerc Road, Hammersmith.
Left in L. Sc. vI., December, 1892.
Moinet, John Cyril (July 20, 1879), son of Rev. C., Presbyterian
minister, 16, Cromwell Crescent.
Left in Special Science, July, 1896. Since 1901 engaged in mercantile
business in Matabeleland and Mashonaland.
Moray-Brown, Orlando (Nov. 19, 1879), son of J., journalist and
retired Army Lieut., 36, Woodstock Road, Bedford Park.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1897. Engineering.
Capt. of Rowing, 1896-7; Capt. of Swimming, 1896-7.
Mulligan, Arthur de Wolfe (Mar. 10, 1878), son of J., barrister,
3, Berkeley Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1897. Boulter Exhibitioner, Christ Church, Oxford,
1899; Third Class, Jurisprudence, 1900; called to the Bar (Gray's Inn), 1901.
Bronze Medal for Gymnastics, 1897; Boxing Medal (heavy weight), 1897.
Nash, Fountain Okey Colbourne (Feb. 21, 1878), son of J.,
artist, 36, The Avenue, Bedford Park.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1896. Matriculation, London Univ., First
Class, January, 1897; Articled Pupil at District Council Offices at Acton.
Nicholson, George Percy (May 8, 1879), son of H., wine merchant,
30, Castletown Road, West Kensington.
Left in VII., December, 1895. Member of London Stock Exchange.
O'Connell, Henry (May 15, 1876), son of Mrs., 51, Addison Gardens,
Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1893. Went out to South Africa as a trooper in
Paget's Horse (1900). Has since returned to the Peninsular and Oriental
Steamship Navigation Co.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Phillips, Edgar Lewis (Mar. 23, 1879), son of F. S. D., artist,
16, St. Quintin's Avenue, North Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., April, 1896. Member of London Stock Exchange.
Rawlinson, Wilfrid Grove Hartopp (Dec. 23, 1877), son of T.,
barrister, 24, Princes Square.
Left in vI. A., December, 1895. Law Life Assurance Society.
Rich, Theodore (Dec. 23, 1877), son of Mrs., 104, St. George's
Square.
Left in Army B., July, 1894. 2nd Lieut. (Electrical Engineers), Roy. Eng.
(Volunteers), 1901; Lieut., 1902.
Roberts, Robert Coryton (Oct. 9, 1877), son of J. C., tea planter,
92, Sterndale Road, Brook Green.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1896. Smee Prize, 1894; Matriculation,
London Univ., First Class, January, 1895. Engineering.
Roe, Humphrey Verdon (April 18, 1878), son of Dr. E. H., surgeon,
103, Earl's Court Road.
Left in Army B., December, 1894. Commission in Manchester Regt., 1897,
from Militia; Lieut., 1899. Resigned his Commission, 1901.
Roe, Alliott Verdon (April 26, 1877), as above.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1892. Mechanical Engineer.
Scott, Percy Walter (Dec. 19, 1877), son of Mrs., 54, Chippenham
Road, St. Peter's Park.
Left in vI. B., December, 1896. Pembroke Coll., Oxford, 1897; St. John's
College, Hurstpierpoint; 2nd Lieut., 2nd Vol. Batt., Royal Sussex Regt., 1902;
Captain, 1903.
Scott, Philip (Sept. 28, 1877), son of J. S., schoolmaster, North
End House, West Kensington.
Left in vI. A., April, 1894.
Shaw, Charles Courtenay (Aug. 15, 1878), son of C. B., barrister,
26, Charles Street, St. James'.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1895. Student at College Galliard, Lausanne.
Colonial Civil Service (1901).
Skene, James Henry (Dec. 3, 1877), son of F. J., clerk in House
of Lords, 13, Rockley Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in L. VIII., April, 1895. Has been studying music at Leipsic, Paris and
Vienna.
Smith, Francis Maylett (Aug. 15, 1877), son of Rev. G. F., Clerk
in Holy Orders, 13, Oakhill Road, Surbiton, Surrey.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., April, 1896. St. Mary's Hospital.
Soper, George Bertram Spencer (Oct. 23, 1877), son of Dr. W.,
surgeon, 307, Clapham Road.
Left in Medical, April, 1896. Guy's Hosp., 1896; L.S.A., Eng., 1903;
L.R.C.P., Edin., 1903. Now in medical practice, in partnership with his
father.

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[1891
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Tanner, James Alexander (Dec. 16, 1876), son of R. M., farmer
and steward, Woolbeding, Midhurst, Sussex.
Left in Special Sc. v., April, 1893. Fruit farming at San Jose, California.
Thornton, Maxwell Ruthven (July 11, 1878), son of Rev. G. R.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, St. Barnabas' Vicarage, Addison Road,
Kensington.
Left in L. IV., December, 1892. Practising as solicitor in Penang.
Thorpe, Sydney Edward (June 16, 1876), son of C. H., commission
agent, 7, Royal Crescent, Margate.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1894.
Tobin, Harry Walter (Sept. 17, 1879), son of Mrs., 12, Gwendwr
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1897. Adm. R.M.A., Woolwich, July, 1897; Com-
mission in R.A., 1898; Lieut., 1901; Lieut., Indian Staff Corps, 1901.
Trevor, Charles Drury (Mar. 15, 1874), son of Mrs., care of C.
Pendlebury, Esq., 4, Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., April, 1893. Died at Liverpool, August 30, 1899, aged 25.
Turquand, William Allen (April 30, 1878), son of Mrs., 27, Gunter-
stone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1896. Student of Central Technical College, South
Kensington. Engineering.
Wallace, Stephen Edward (Jan. 18, 1878), son of Rev. C. S., Clerk
in Holy Orders, Ascension Vicarage, Lavender Hill.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1893.
Willes, Edward Justice (July 19, 1878), son of Mrs., 44, Comeragh
Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1895.
Willis, John Keith (July 17, 1878), son of Dr. A. K., physician,
Gascony Avenue, 44, West End Lane.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in L. M. VIII., July,
1898. Scholar, Queens' Coll., Camb.; B.A. First Class, Nat. Science Tripos,
Part I., 1901; First Class, Nat. Science Tripos, Part II., 1902; Shuter
Scholarship, St. Bartholomew's Hosp., 1902.
Wilson, Ernest Orme (Oct. 20, 1879), son of H., stockbroker of
the City of London, 15, Campden Hill Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Special Science, July, 1896. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1896. Died on May 23, 1897, aged 18. "A stained glass window in the
corridor of the School was presented by his mother in memory of him."
Winch, Arthur Nightingale (Dec. 24, 1877), son of C., solicitor,
30, Gledstanes Road, West Kensington.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Wood, Stanley Reid Amies (Jan. 24, 1879), son of T. W., secretary,
Bombay Baroda Co., 22, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1897. Royal Engineering College, Cooper's Hill, 1897;
Student, Indian Telegraph Dept., Cooper's Hill, 1898–9.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1892.
Graham, Lancelot (April 18, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1891.
Slocombe, Edward Ernest Crawshay (Mar. 9, 1878), grandson of
A. K. Maybury, M.D., Holly Lodge, Richmond, Surrey.
Left in vI. A., December, 1892. Died October 5, 1893, aged 15.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1892.
Blest, Charlie (Nov. 3, 1877), son of W. W., Broomscroft, Watering-
bury, nr. Maidstone.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1895. Member of London Exchange.
Boyd, Harry Robert (Feb. 13, 1876), son of R., West India
merchant, 63, Nevern Square, Earl's Court.
Left in L. M. VIII., December, 1893.
Carter, George Christopher (Dec. 29, 1878), son of W. H., 51,
Aynhoe Road, Brook Green.
Left in Special Drawing, December, 1894. John Watson Prize, 1894.
Chesterton, Sidney James (Aug. 11, 1878), son of S. R., estate
agent, 31, Pembroke Road, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1895. Smee Prizes, 1893, 1894, 1895; Matriculation,
London Univ., Second Class, June, 1895; Professional Associate of Surveyor's
Institution, 1900. Auctioneer, surveyor, and valuer.
Chubb, Claude Hampton (Nov. 1, 1877), son of C. J., C.E., 212,
Cornwall Road, Notting Hill.
Left in Army B., July, 1895. Civil Engineer, South Indian Railway,
Vellore.
Dinkelspiel, Fayette Walton (Feb. 17, 1877), son of S. L., com-
mission agent, Studley House, St. Michael's Road, Bourne-
mouth.
Left in Middle Sc. v., December, 1893. Died at Lausanne, August, 1894,
aged 17.
Dobrée, John Awdry (Mar. 26, 1877), son of E. H., shipbroker,
Udney Hall, Teddington.
Left in Middle Sc. v., April, 1894. Driver in City Imperial Vols. (Battery).

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[1892
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Eardley-Wilmot, Hubert Valentine (Feb. 14, 1878), son of F.,
secretary, C.E.T.S., 21, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. IV., July, 1895. Keble Coll., Oxford, 1898; B.A. 1900; Leeds Clergy
School, 1901; D. 1901; P. 1902 (Rochester); missionary in Burma.
Elliot, Charles Howard (Aug. 26, 1879), son of Lieut.-Col. J. McD.,
retired, 30, Girdler's Road, Brook Green.
Left in Army A., December, 1896,
Fitton, Walter Stanley (Dec. 26, 1877), son of W., professor of
music, 57, Clifton Hill, St. John's Wood.
Left in vi. B., July, 1894. Admitted solicitor, 1900; practising in London.
Forster, David (July 23, 1878), son of Colonel, retired R.A., 14,
Porchester Place, Oxford Square.
Transferred to Foundationers. Left in Army A. (Exhibitioner), December,
1894. Adm. R.M.A., Woolwich (1st place), 1894; Commission in Roy. Eng.
(2nd place), 1896; Pollock Medal, etc., 1897; Lieut., 1899.
Good, Basil Price (April 5, 1877), son of Rev. E., Clerk in Holy
Orders, 18, Melrose Terrace, West Kensington Park.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1894.
Graham, Cecil Irving (April 11, 1877), son of W. H. (abroad), 19,
Kensington Court.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1895. St. Mary's Hospital; Final Exam., M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., 1901; House Surgeon, St. Mary's Hospital, 1903.
Gray, Harry Granville Gordon (Jan. 28, 1878), son of Mrs., 45,
Earl's Court Square.
Left in Sc. IV., December, 1892. Commission in 3rd Batt., East Surrey Regt.,
1900; Pembroke Coll., Oxford, 1902.
Harris, Frederick Rosenberg (May 17, 1876), son of J. R., artist,
64, Sterndale Road, Brook Green.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1894. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1894; St. Mary's Hospital, 1895; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1904.
Hett, Geoffrey Seccombe (Aug. 14, 1878), son of Dr. G., M.D.,
100, Inverness Terrace.
Left in Sc. VIII. A. (Exhibitioner), July, 1897. Smee Prizes, 1895 and 1897;
John Watson Prize, 1897; Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, January,
1896; University Coll. Hospital; Gold Medal, Univ. Coll., Lond., 1898-9;
2nd Silver Medal, 1899-1900; Fellowes Gold Medal, 1901-2; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
1903; M.B. (Univ. Coll., London), 1904.
Holland, Alan Stewart (Aug. 2, 1875), son of T. E., professor of
International Law, Poyning's House, Oxford.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1894. Exhibitioner, Worcester Coll., Oxford, 1894;
Second Class Classics Mods., 1896; B.A. Third Class Litt. Hum., 1898; Asst.
Master, St. Olave's Grammar School, Southwark.
Capt. of Rowing, 1893-4.
Holland, Edward Torriano (Sept. 15, 1876), as above.
Left in Medical, July, 1895. St. Thomas's Hospital.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
King-Church, Charles Edward (Jan. 2, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1888.
MacBride, Robert Johnstone Knox (Sept. 26, 1876), son of Mrs. M.
(Father, Director of Public Works, Colombo, Ceylon), 33,
Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1893. District Engineer in the Public Works Depart-
ment, Ceylon.
Magnus, Leonard Arthur (Dec. 12, 1879), son of Sir Philip, 48,
Gloucester Place, Portman Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1892. Left in U. Sc. vII., July,
1897. Montagu Prize, 1896; Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January,
1897; Art Student, London Univ., 1896-7; Interm. Exam. in Law and Exhi-
bitioner, 1899; LL.B., Exam., Part II., 1900-1; Interm. Law Soc. Exam.,
1903.
Marsh, Roland Henry (Mar. 25, 1879), son of Lieut.-Col., R.E.,
1, Pembroke Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Army C., July, 1894. Commission in Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 1900;
Lieut., 1902; Lieut., Indian Staff Corps, 1902.
Mitton, Ralph Heslop (May 8, 1879), son of E. W., wine agent,
34, Hamilton Road, Ealing.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1895. Cattle rancher in Alberta, Canada.
Myers, Henry Cecil (Feb. 20, 1880), son of W., merchant, 62,
Holland Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1892. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1898. New Inn Prize and Final Law Society Exam., 1904.
Neave, Cecil Howard (April 6, 1877), son of G. H., clerk in Probate
Court, 9, Maxilla Gardens, North Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1895. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1895.
Perkins, Henry Thomas Harold (Jan. 9, 1877), son of H. A.,
retired Queensland Squatter, 4, Gliddon Road, West Kensington.
Left in VII., July, 1895. Peterhouse, Camb., 1895; B.A., Third Class Law
Tripos, 1899; LL.B.; called to the Bar (Inner Temple), 1901.
Powell, Nicholas Guy (Feb. 16, 1876), stepson of Rev. G. W.
Potter, 10, Bessborough Gardens, Westminster.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1895. Exhibitioner, St. John's Coll., Camb., 1895;
B.A., Second Class (Div. I.), Classical Tripos, Part I., 1898; Classical Master at
Heidelberg Coll., 1900; Sunningdale School, Berks., 1904.
Roberts, Charles Clifton (Jan. 26, 1879), son of Mrs., 11, Linden
Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in Army A., July, 1896. Smee Prize, 1894; Keble Coll., Oxford; B.A.
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Sams, Charles Egbert Reynolds (Nov. 26, 1877), son of J. H.
(abroad), 16, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1894. Engineer to the Shipley Collieries, Shipley,
Derby.
Scafe, William Ernest (Nov. 7, 1878), son of Lieut.-Col. C., R.M.,
27, Barton Street, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., April, 1894. Commission in the Devonshire Regt., 1899;
Lieut., 1900. Was in Ladysmith during the siege, and was wounded twice.
Sergeant, Bernard (Nov. 17, 1878), son of L., author, 13, Girdler's
Road, Brook Green.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1892. Left in VI. A., December,
1894.
Simpson, Percy Melville (Dec. 13, 1877), son of W., merchant,
Charlemont, Upper Richmond Road, Barnes.
Left in Sc. VI., April, 1895. Sub-manager in Commercial House, American
and English. Was the means of saving the life of one John Flanagan after a
gallant struggle in the River Liffey.
Simpson, Charles Reginald (Jan. 27, 1879), as above.
Left in Medical, July, 1895. In a Commercial House, American and
English.
Small, Henry Ernest (Mar. 22, 1877), son of H., Clerk in Holy
Orders, St. Thomas' Vicarage, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1893. Bank clerk.
Steadman, William Milton (Jan. 3, 1878), son of W. T., Parlia-
mentary shorthand writer, 36, Boscombe Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in Army A., April, 1895.
Stewart, Donald McIver (April 1, 1879), son of Col. T. B., Assistant
Adjutant-General, 3, Castlemont Terrace, Dover.
Left in Army B., July, 1895. Smee Prize, 1894.
Thomas, Robert Henry (April 23, 1877), son of Lieut. E. C.,
Secretary, Royal Military Asylum, Chelsea.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1892. Left in L. M. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1894. Admission, R.M.A., Woolwich, July, 1894; Commission in
Roy. Eng. (First), 1896; Pollock Medal, 1896; Lieut., 1899.
Trehearne, Alwyn (Oct. 7, 1877), son of Mrs., 22, Hanger Lane,
Ealing.
Left in L. Sc. VI., April, 1893. Stock jobber on the Exchange.
Vallat, Henry Howard (Feb. 4, 1879), son of G. F., diamond
merchant, 26, Stonor Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1895. Electrical engineer.
Wontner, Thomas Sewell (Dec. 14, 1877), son of R., farmer, Little
Oakley Hall, Harwich,
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1896. Selwyn Coll., Camb., B.A. 1900; M.A. 1904;
Ridley Hall, Camb., D. 1901; P. 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected May, 1892.
Lees, William Donald (April 28, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1891.
Smith, Solomon Charles Kaines (Aug. 3, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1889.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted May, 1892.
Baily, Geoffrey (Jan. 18, 1879), son of W. H., manufacturing iron-
monger, 101, King Henry's Road, Hampstead.
Left in Middle Sc. v., April, 1894. Served in South Africa as Corporal in
Paget's Horse, 1900 and 1902; Medal, 4 clasps, and King's Medal.
Bergthiel, Cyril Jonas (Dec. 2, 1878), son of Mrs. Puttick, 25,
Coleherne Road, Earl's Court.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1895. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1896; Univ. Coll., London, 1897-8.
Bidder, Maurice McLean (Feb. 5, 1879), son of G. P., Q.C.,
barrister, Ravensbury Park, Mitcham, Surrey.
Left in Army A., July, 1897. Adm., Royal Indian Engineering College,
Cooper's Hill, 1897.
Bronze Medal for Fencing (Aldershot), 1896.
Burraston, Henry (June 13, 1877), son of G. W., bank manager,
2, Lombard Street.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1893.
Cartwright, Hubert Scott (July 23, 1877), son of Mrs., The
Wilderness, Richmond, Surrey.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1895. Prelim. Arts Exam. for Medical Study, June,
1895.
Chalmers, Howard Alexander Deschamps (Oct. 25, 1876), son of
H. R., Bank of England, 41, Shepherd's Bush Green.
Left in Middle Sc. v., April, 1893. In Canada.
Chapman, Donald Poyntz (Feb. 17, 1877), son of T. S., clerk, Bank
of England, Willow House, The Green, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1894. Charing Cross Hospital; Commission in
R.N., 1901; Surgeon, 1902; H.M.S. Duke of Wellington, 1903; H.M.S. Melam-
pus, 1903; H.M.S. Magnificent, 1904.
Combe, Sydney Boyce (June 13, 1878), son of Brigadier-General B.,
C.B. (in India), care of Miss Combe, Camden House, Bognor,
Sussex.
Left in Army A., December, 1895. Adm., R.M.C., Sandhurst (Queen's Cadet),
June, 1896; Prize for Tactics (Honours), 1898; Commission in Ind. Staff Corps,
1898; Lieut., 1900.
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Dawson, William Stanley Vaughan (Nov. 30, 1876), son of E. B.,
banker, India, care of Mrs. Dawson, 10, Bolingbroke Road,
West Kensington Park.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1893. Went to South Africa as a trooper in Paget's
Horse; temporary rank of Lieut. in Army from July, 1901; remained in
Johannesburg, gold mining.
Dickson, Ashley Gordon (April 2, 1878), son of T., merchant, 58,
Courtfield Gardens.
Left in Army C., July, 1893. Ceylon merchant.
Fagan, Charles Horace John (Oct. 13, 1877), son of C. E., Assis-
tant Sec., Brit. Mus. Nat. Hist., 10, Redcliffe Street, South
Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1896. Caius Coll., Camb., B.A., 1900; Guy's
Hospital.
Medal for Boxing, 1896.
Farrant, Reginald Douglas (July 19, 1877), son of Mrs., 7, Holland
Park Mansions.
Left in L. v., July, 1893. In Lawyer's Office for the Manx Bar.
Gray, Robert Whytlaw (June 14, 1877), son of R. W., Australian
merchant, 27, Kensington Court.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1893. Glasgow Univ. and Univ. Tut. Coll.; Matricu-
lation, London Univ., First Class, June, 1896; Science student, Univ. Coll.,
London, 1896-7; Tuffnell Scholarship in General Chemistry. Bonn University,
for research in the Chemical Laboratory.
Helms, Harold Verner Bruce (May 10, 1877), son of L. V., 14,
Margravine Gardens, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. IV., December, 1892. Private in Queenstown Mounted R. V.;
severely wounded, August 25, 1900, with Colonel Ridley's Force; awarded the
Distinguished Conduct Medal, September, 1901.
Holland, Edmund John Cecil (Oct. 5, 1876), son of G. E., builder,
Ranelagh House, Grosvenor Gardens.
Left in Army B., April, 1893. Served in the Scots Greys in South Africa
(Medal); in America.
Lee, Crichton Stirling (Sept. 18, 1879), son of Mrs., 78, Comeragh
Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1898.
Caius Coll., Camb., 1899; B.A. 1905.
Litteljohn, Edward Salterne (Sept. 24, 1878), son of Dr. S. G.,
medical practitioner, Cuckoo House, Hanwell, Middlesex.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1896. Med. Student, Univ. Coll., Gower Street,
1896-7; St. Thomas's Hosp., 1897; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1901.
MacGrath, Michael Reginald (Aug. 20, 1877), son of Mrs., 32,
Colville Terrace, Bayswater.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Mair, Frank Ernest (Feb. 22, 1878), son of Dr. R. S., M.D.,
28, Ledbury Road, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. VIII. A. (Exhibitioner), July, 1897. Matriculation, London Univ.,
Second Class, June, 1895; Medical Student, 1895; Asst. Mining Engineer in
Perak, 1902.
Bronze Medal for Gymnastics, 1894; Capt. Gymnasium, 1894-6; Silver
Medal for Gymnastics, 1896 and 1897; Bronze Medal (Aldershot), 1896; Silver
Medal, 1897.
Murray, Hamilton (June 29, 1878), son of Lady, 13, Nevern Road,
South Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1895.
Orchard, Edward Henslow (Dec. 17, 1877), son of W. E., merchant,
120, Shepherd's Bush Road.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1894. Sub-Lieutenant Royal Naval Reserve, 1904.
Pare, Henry Alfred (Mar. 26, 1879), son of H. J., Sunnyside,
Chiswick Mall.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1895. Engineer Lieutenant, R.N.
Pinker, Richard Edgar (Nov. 11, 1879), son of H. R., sculptor,
22, Avonmore Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. IV., December, 1893. John Watson and Smee Prizes, 1893; was
one of the first members elected to the Junior Guild of Arts and Crafts, and on
June 9, two days after his death, it was announced that he had been elected a
student of the Royal Academy, 1897; died on June 7, 1897, aged 18.
Plummer, George Seelie (Dec. 8, 1878), son of Mrs., 26, Blomfield
Road, Maida Hill.
Left in vI. A., April, 1894.
Rennick, Alexander de Clanay (Oct. 2, 1878), son of Col. A. de C.,
Bengal Staff Corps, Rohtak, Punjab, India.
Left in Army C., July, 1894. Commission in East Kent Regt., 1896, from
Militia; Lieut., 1899; transferred to Ind. Staff Corps, 1899.
Rothschild, Max (April 17, 1877), son of D., picture dealer, 15,
Southwick Crescent, Hyde Park.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1892. Removed to Univ. Coll. School. Matricula-
tion, London Univ., First Class, January, 1894.
Rouse, Edmund William McDonnell (Feb. 18, 1879), son of E.,
bank manager, Owasso, Barrowgate Road, Chiswick.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1894.
Salamon, Henry (June 18, 1879), son of A., contractor, Kensal
Villa, 423, Harrow Road.
Loft in U. Sc. VII., July, 1895. Drowned by the capsizing of a boat off
Ramsgate, August 8, 1895, aged 16.
Thompson, Augustus Perronet (Aug. 1, 1879), son of Dr. R. E.,
M.D., 73, Lillie Road, Fulham.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1898. Scholar, Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1898;
Barnes Scholar, 1899; B.A., 5th Wrangler, Math. Tripos, Part I., 1901;
Beatson Scholar, 1901; First Class Math. Tripos (Div. I.), Part II., 1902;
Smith's Prize, Camb., 1903. Drowned at Cambridge, July 16, 1903, aged 24.
Memorial Brass in the School.

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[1892
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Tippetts, Percy William Berriman (July 10, 1877), son of W. J. B.,
solicitor, 73, Longridge Road, Earl's Court.
Left in U. IV., July, 1894. Admitted Solicitor, 1904, practising in London.
Tippetts, Sydney Atterbury (Sept. 18, 1878), as above.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1897. Merton Coll., Oxford; B.A., Third Class Juris-
prudence, 1901; called to the Bar (Inner Temple), 1902; apptd. Asst. Inspector
Soudan Civil Service, 1902.
Obtained his Blue at Oxford, 1900.
Virgoe, Arthur Reginald (Sept. 4, 1877), son of R. W., silk manu-
facturer, Woodthorpe, Acacia Road, Acton.
Left in v1. A., July, 1896. Died at Brighton, May 8, 1900, aged 23.
Wharton, Leonard Cyril (June 25, 1877), son of Dr. H. T., M.D.,
Madresfield, Acol Road, West Hampstead.
Left in Hist. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1896. Exhibitioner, Wadham Coll.,
Oxford, 1896; Second Class Classics Mods., 1898; B.A., Second Class Litt.
Hum., 1900; British Museum, Dept. of Printed Books.
Willan, Leonard Arthur Flude (Aug. 4, 1877), son of Rev. G. A.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, 62, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1893. Left in Math. VIII., July, 1896.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1895; Exhibitioner, Magdalen
Coll., Oxford, 1896; Abbott Scholar, 1896; Second Class Math. Mods., 1898;
Third Class Math. Final Schools, 1899; B.A. 1900; D. 1900; P. 1901 (London).
Williamson, Richard Harcourt (Dec. 1, 1879), son of Col. F. H.,
East Lanc. Regt., 45, Avonmore Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1893. Left in U. VIII., July, 1898.
Exhibitioner, Merton Coll., Oxford (resigned), 1898; Scholar, Exeter Coll, Oxford,
1898; Second Class Classics Mods., 1900; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1902;
Indian Civil Service, 1903 (United Provinces).
Wills, Charles (Dec. 30, 1877), Dr. C. J., author, Somerleigh,
Cumberland Road, Kew.
Left in L. IV., July, 1894. Assistant to Messrs. Gray Dawes in Basreh,
Turkish Arabia.
Wootton, Arthur Garnier (July 13, 1877), son of A. F., Civil
Service, 5, Wimbledon Park Road, Southfields.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1896. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1898.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1892.
Baines, Cuthbert Edward (June 12, 1879), son of J. A., retired
I. C. S., 7, Argyll Road, Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1898. Smee Prize, 1895; Truro, 1897; Milton, 1898;
Scholar, Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford, 1898; First Class Classics Mods., 1900;
B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1902; Civil Service Exam., 1902. India Office.
Barton, Sidney (Nov. 26, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1891.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Chapman, Hugh Wallis (Mar. 18, 1881), son of J. W., architect,
27, Connaught Road, Harlesden.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1900. Matriculation, London Univ.,
First Class, January, 1897; Special Art Prizes, 1899 and 1900; Science Student,
London Univ., 1900-1; Andrews' Scholar, Univ. Coll., London, 1900-1; Donaldson
Silver Medal for Fine Art, Univ. Coll., London, 1901; Meyer De Rothschild
Exhibition and Ellen Watson Memorial Scholarship, 1902; Second Class
Certificate for Municipal Engineering and Hygiene, Univ. Coll. London, 1903.
Collins, Adrian John France (Aug. 10, 1880), son of G. W.,
professor of music, 59, Bridge Avenue, Hammersmith.
Left in U. VIII., December, 1897. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1899; Exhibitioner, Trinity Coll., Oxford, 1900; First Class Classics
Mods., 1902; First Class Litt. Hum., 1904. Assistant Master S. P. S., 1905.
Glenny, Charles Frederick (Oct. 7, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1891.
Hare, Charles Francis Aubone (May 1, 1881), son of F. C., Army
(retired), 15, Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., April, 1894. Went to Winchester, afterwards to New
College, Oxford; Third Class Classics Mods., 1902; B.A., Third Class Litt.
Hum., 1904. In business at Bristol.
Harris, George Grinling (Aug. 13, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1890.
Jamison, Reginald (Sept. 8, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1891.
Magnus, Leonard Arthur (Dec. 12, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1892.
Marval, Charles (Oct. 13, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1891.
Morton, Lindsay Nowell (May 5, 1879), son of W. E., Civil Service,
25, Oberstein Road, Clapham.
Left in vI. B., April, 1894. War Office, Clerical Establishment.
Myers, Henry Cecil (Feb. 20, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1892.
Pocock, Archibald Henry (Nov. 14, 1876), son of W. A., barrister,
Ovington, Grange Road, Chiswick.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1895. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1893; Sizar, Trinity Coll., Camb., 1895; Major Scholar, 1897; Sheep-
shanks' Astronomical Exbtn., 1897; B.A., 8th Wrangler, Math. Tripos, Part I.,
1898; Third Class (First Div.) Math. Tripos, Part II., 1899; M.A. 1902; called
to the Bar (Lincoln's Inn), 1902. Equity Draughtsman and Conveyancer.
Salter, William Henry (Mar. 19, 1880), son of W. H. G., barrister
and shorthand writer to the Houses of Parliament, 40, Ladbroke
Road, Notting Hill.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1898. Minor Scholar, Trin. Coll., Camb.,
1898; Perry Exhibitioner, 1899; B.A., First Class (Div. II.) Classical Tripos,
Part I., 1901; Second Class Law Tripos, Part II., 1902; LL.B. 1902.

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[1892
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Scholderer, Julius Victor (Oct. 9, 1880), son of O., artist, 6, Bedford
Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1899. Montagu Prize, 1894; Butterworth, Milton and
French Compos. Prize, 1899; Scholar, Trinity Coll., Oxford, 1899; Gaisford
Greek Verse Prize, 1900; Goldsmiths' Company's Exbtn., 1901; First Class
Classics Mods., 1901; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1903. In the British
Museum.
Sedgwick, Charles Humphrey (Nov. 23, 1876).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1890.
Sergeant, Bernard (Nov. 17, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1892.
Sifton, James David (April 17, 1878), son of T. E., Civil Service,
53, Shepherd's Bush Green.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1897. Demy, Magdalen Coll., Oxford,
1897; First Clase Classics Mods., 1899; First Class Litt. Hum., 1901; Civil
Service Exam, 1901 (Bengal).
Thomas, Robert Henry (April 23, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1892.
Toplis, Henry Frederick (May 27, 1880), son of F., civil engineer,
129, Fellows Road, South Hampstead.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1899.
Latin Elegiac Verse Prize (Junior), 1897;
Scholar, Clare Coll., Camb., 1899; B.A., Senior Optime, 1892. Accountant's
Branch, G.P.O., Cape Town.
Willis, George Morton (Oct. 20, 1880), son of Dr. A. K., physician,
Gascony House, 44, West End Lane, Hampstead.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1899. Scholar, Queen's Coll., Oxford, 1899; First Class
Classics Mods., 1901; Second Class, Litt. Hum., 1903.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1892.
Adams, Herbert Windham (Mar. 9, 1879), son of B. D., Civil
Service, 161, Auckland Road, Upper Norwood.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1898. Univ. Coll., Oxford, 1898; B.A. 1903.
Rowed in the Oxford Eight, March 22, 1902, and April 1, 1903.
Alexander, Ernest Dundas (Sept. 2, 1879), son of Mrs., 25, Batoum
Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1895. Clerk in Peninsular and Oriental
Navigation Co.
Alexander, William Stuart Haldane (Aug. 17, 1880), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1893. Left in L. VIII., July, 1897.
Barton, Montague Down (Sept. 5, 1879), son of R. M., Civil Service,
84, Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensington.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Butler, Charles Cecil (June 26, 1878), son of C., merchant's clerk,
Simla, Old Harrow Road, Willesden.
Left in Medical, July, 1895.
Carey, William Reginald (Jan. 3, 1879), son of Lieut.-Col. (retired),
71, Sutherland Avenue, Maida Vale.
Left in Middle Sc. v., December, 1893. Naval Cadet, H.M.S. Worcester;
2nd Lieut. Loyal North Lancashire Regt., 1900; transferred to Ind. Staff
Corps, 1901; South African War, 1899-1900; Medal with clasp.
Carter, Gerald Francis (Sept. 28, 1881), son of W., professor of
music, 23, Colville Square, Bayswater.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1893. Left in U. VIII., July, 1900.
Smee Prize, 1900; Scholar, Oriel Coll., Oxford, 1900; Second Class Classics
Mods., 1902; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1904; Gray's Inn, 1903.
Chesterton, Cecil Edward (Nov. 12, 1879), son of E., surveyor,
11, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1896. Matriculation, London Univ., First
Class, January, 1897.
Church, Robert Husey (Mar. 13, 1879), son of E. F. B., solicitor,
7, Holland Park Gardens.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1894. Lieut. 2nd (Vol.) Batt. Royal Fusiliers (City of
Lond. Regt.), 1899.
Chute, Laurence Vere (June, 1878), son of Mrs., 4, Vereker Road,
West Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1895. H.M. Customs, Hong Kong, 1897.
Clementi-Smith, Hubert (Aug. 12, 1878), son of Sir Cecil, K.C.M.G.,
Governor of Straits Settlements, The Garden House, Wheat-
hampstead.
Left in Army A., December, 1895. Adm. to R.M.A., Woolwich, 1896; Com-
mission in R.E., 1898; Lieut., 1901; served in the South African War; was with
the Army on the march to Paardeberg and Bloemfontein, and from thence to
Pretoria; two Medals and six clasps.
Collins, Arthur Strangways (Dec. 26, 1876), son of J. C., author
and lecturer, 61, Torrington Square.
Left in Sc. VI., December, 1894. Entered Westminster Hosp. for Medical
Profession, but subsequently resigned it for the stage.
Collins, Lawrence Churton (Jan. 25, 1878), as above.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1896. Balliol Coll., Oxford; Lieut. 1st (Vol.)
Batt. Royal Fusiliers (City of Lond. Regt.), 1898; Capt., 1903; Clerk in Principal
Probate Registry, Somerset House.
Compton, George Cyprus (July 12, 1878), son of W. J., Army
contractor, Sutton Court, Chiswick.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1897. Caius Coll., Camb., 1897; First M.B. Exam.,
Part I., Univ., Camb., 1899; died, May 7, 1899, from diphtheria, aged 21,

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cooper, Ernest Edward Conrad (June 3, 1878), son of F. E., civil
engineer, 41, Addison Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. IV., April, 1895.
Cramer, Frank Benedict (May 30, 1878), son of B. F., accountant,
13, Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1893.
Cree, Donald Charles Ludlow (Mar. 14, 1879), son of C. E., barrister,
12, Nevern Road, Earl's Court.
Left in VI. A., December, 1896. Univ. Coll., Oxford, 1897; B.A., Third Class
Jurisprudence, 1901; called to the Bar (Lincoln's Inn), 1902.
Davies, Frederick Farley (Mar. 21, 1877), son of W., sculptor,
28, The Avenue, Brondesbury.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1895. Final Exam., Law Society, June, 1903.
Davies, Charles Woolmer (December 6, 1878), son of C., pharmacist,
8, Union Terrace, Notting Hill.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1894. St. Thomas's Hospital, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
London, 1902.
Davis, Leonard Coleridge (April 11, 1879), ward of Rev. W. W.
Jackson, Rector of Exeter College, Oxford, care of Miss Davis,
20, Eaton Rise, Ealing.
Left in Army A., July, 1897. Exeter Coll., Oxford; adm. Indian Woods and
Forests, 1897; Fellow of Cooper's Hill, College, 1900; private in City Imperial
Volunteers; served in South Africa, 1900.
Dawson, Edwin Norman de Vere (April, 27, 1878), son of E. B.,
Bank of Madras, 10, Bolingbroke Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VI., April, 1895. St. Thomas's Hospital, L.S.A., London, 1902, and
L.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Edinburgh, 1900, and F.P.S., Glasgow, 1902; practising in
Cape Colony.
Dick, Robert Nicholas (Aug. 16, 1879), son of Director-Gen. Sir J.,
Royal Navy, Aghalish, Egleston Road, Putney Common.
Left in Army B., December, 1895. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December,
1897; Commission in Royal Sussex Regt., 1899; Lieut., 1899.
Dickins, Frederick (Nov. 25, 1879), son of F. V., Assistant Registrar
London University, 6, Downe Terrace, Richmond.
Left in L. M. VIII., December, 1896. Direct Commission in the Royal Garrison
Artillery; 2nd Lieut. in 1900; Lieut. 1902.
Edge, George Percy (Dec. 23, 1878), son of H. K., merchant, 25,
Mattock Lane, Ealing.
Left in U. IV., December, 1894. Engaged in the Cycle and Motor Industry.
Espeut, Reginald William Armit (June 3, 1877), son of Hon. W. B.,
Member of Legislative Council, Jamaica, 17, Fopstone Road,
Earl's Court.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1893. Was on the Railway in Jamaica from 1896 to
1901, and has been Maintenance Engineer on the Sierra Leone Railway since
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Euan-Smith, Cyril Herbert McLaurin (July 21, 1878), son of
Dr. E. McL., surgeon, 253, Cromwell Road.
Left in Army C., December, 1894.
Foster, Henry Nedham (Sept. 19, 1878), son of J. R., Inspector
Life Assoc. of Scotland, 12, Vereker Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., December, 1896. Asst. Master at Spencer Coll., Wimbledon;
Commission in Connaught Rangers, 1900; transferred to Army Service Corps,
1902; Lieut., 1902.
Gibson, Robert Hepworth (Aug. 28, 1879), son of C. H., school-
master, Merchant Taylor's School, 57, Gunterstone Road, West
Kensington.
Left in Army B., December, 1896. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1898;
Commission in Derbyshire Regt. (Sherwood Foresters), 1899; Lieut., 1900.
Glyn, Guy Geoffrey (Mar. 4, 1879), son of R. H., merchant, 2, Hill-
side, Cricklewood.
Left in Army B., July, 1896. Engineering Student, London Univ., 1896–7;
Final Exam. Institute of Civil Engineers, 1904.
Gouldsmith, Douglas Percy (June 27, 1880), son of P., proprietor,
dyeing and cleaning works, 9, Dynevor Road, Richmond.
Left in Remove, December, 1892. Removed to a private school at Folkestone
(two years); City of London School (three years); Leeds Technical College (two
years). Died of consumption, March, 1901, aged 20.
Green, Noël (Dec. 25, 1877), son of H. C., 10, The Common,
Ealing.
Left in Middle Sc. v., December, 1893. Builder and Contractor.
Greenwood, John Owen (Mar. 27, 1879), son of C. W., barrister,
37, Philbeach Gardens.
Left in Army A., April, 1895. Commission (from Militia) in Royal West Kent
Regt., 1897; Lieut., 1899; resigned Commission.
Gwatkin, Frederick Ambrose Stapleton (July 3, 1880), son of A. G.,
stockbroker, 8, Fulham Park Road.
Left in L. v., July, 1894. Passed Interm. Law Soc. Exam., June, 1902;
Final Law Exam., April, 1903.
Hill, Ernest Frederick John (Aug. 6, 1879), son of E. G., colonial
broker, 1, Woodville Road, Ealing.
Left in Army A., December, 1896. Adm. R.M.A., Woolwich, November, 1896;
Commission in R.E., 1898; Queen Victoria Medal, 1899; Lieut., 1901; Bengal
Sappers and Miners, 1903.
Holland, Walter Whinfield (June 16, 1878), son of Professor T. E.,
barrister, 74, Woodstock Road, Oxford.
Left in U. Sc. Iv., July, 1894. Went to sea a few days after leaving school;
the vessel was never heard of again.
Horder, Charles Edward (Jan. 28, 1877), son of J., 2, Heathfield,
Wandsworth Common.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1894. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1897; King's College Hospital, 1898.

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Howard, Thomas Heap (Nov. 16, 1876), son of Dr. J. F., M.D.,
Sandycroft, Shaw, nr. Oldham.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1895. Owens College, Manchester.
Humphreys, George Frederick (Nov. 12, 1879), son of F. W.,
surgeon, 24, Sinclair Gardens, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1897. Guy's Hospital, Oetober, 1897; Lieut., 15th
Vol. Batt. (The Customs and the Docks), 1899; Final Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
1902; Commission in Indian Medical Service, 1903; Lieut., 1903. Died in the
Poona Hospital, September 29, 1903.
Inglis, Guy Hunter Erskine (Nov. 6, 1879), son of J., Secretary,
Trinity House, 68, Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in L. IV., July, 1893.
Knight, Reginald Kirwin (Mar. 21, 1878), son of E. (junior),
merchant, 98, Brook Green.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1895.
Land, Lea Milroy (Mar. 18, 1879), son of Mrs., 22, Girdler's Road,
West Kensington.
Left in Middle Sc. v., April, 1894.
Lazarus, Frank Jacob (Nov. 2, 1879), son of S., merchant, 66,
Porchester Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1896. Continental student.
Ledgard, Ralph Gilbert (Jan. 15, 1877).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1889.
Leigh-Hunt, Paul Cecil Courthope (July 1, 1878), son of W.,
secretary of companies, 4, Holmesdale Road, Kew.
Left in vi. A., April, 1896. Trooper in Paget's Horse.
Levy, Frederick Laurence (Nov. 26, 1879), son of N., stockbroker,
162, Westbourne Terrace.
Left in U. IV., December, 1893. Member of the London Stock Exchange.
Lockwood, Reginald (Mar. 17, 1877), son of F. D., 17, Grosvenor
Road, Gunnersbury.
Left in Sc. vI., December, 1894. Dental student.
MacAlister, George Ian (April 1, 1878), son of J. Y. W., librarian,
20, Hanover Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1894. Left in Hist. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1897. Bedford Prize, 1895; Exhibitioner, Merton Coll., Oxford, 1897;
Second Class Classics Mods., 1899; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1901;
Private Secretary to the Right Hon. Earl of Dundonald, Commander-in-Chief
of the Forces in Canada, 1902; A.D.C. 1903.
MacBride, George Palmer (April 23, 1878), son of Mrs. (Father,
Director, Public Works, Colombo, Ceylon), 33, Talgarth Road,
West Kensington.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1893. Tea planter in Ceylon.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Marshall, Ernest Edward (Dec. 12, 1877), son of G. B., merchant,
Constantinople.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1893. Turkish Regie Export Co., Kadikeui, Con-
stantinople.
Maurice, William Edmund (Dec. 19, 1880), son of Col. F., R.A.,
Highland View, Camberley.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1893. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner),
1899. Junior Elegiac Latin Verse Prize, 1896; High Master's Latin Verse
Prize, 1897; Senior Elegiac Latin Verse Prize, 1898; Thruston Prize, 1899;
Scholar, Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1899. Was drowned whilst bathing in the
River Fulda at Cassel in Germany, August 28, 1900, aged 20.
Meiklejohn, Norman Sinclair (June 15, 1879), son of Dr. J. W.,
surgeon, R.N., 105, Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1897. St. George's Hosp.; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
1903; Silver Medal, Royal Naval Hospital, Haslar, 1904; Surgeon, R.N.
Mennell, James Beaver (Jan. 31, 1880), son of Dr. Z., surgeon,
1, Royal Crescent, Holland Park.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., April, 1899. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1897; Pemb. Coll., Camb.; B.A., Second Class, Nat. Science Tripos,
Part I., 1902; Second Exam., Human Anat. and Physiology, 1903; 2nd
M.B. Exam., Camb., 1904.
Moore, Harold Leslie (May 1, 1880), son of Mrs., 75, Holland
Road, Kensington.
Left in Remove, December, 1893. Removed to Godolphin School; Matricu-
lation, London Univ., Second Class, January, 1897.
Perkins, Norman Burgoyne (April 19, 1878), son of H. A., Queens-
land Squatter (retired), 4, Gliddon Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1895.
Phillips, Cecil Laurence (Jan. 27, 1880), son of L. B., artist,
Chesham House, Sutherland Avenue, Maida Vale.
Left in III., December, 1892. Readmitted as Foundationer, September, 1893.
Left in vI. B., April, 1896. John Watson Prize, 1895. Publisher.
Pope, Sidney Buxton (Feb. 9, 1879), son of J. V. S., Director,
Public Instruction, Burmah, care of B. Holmes, Esq., 5, Free-
land Road, Ealing.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1898. Christ's Coll., Camb.; Commission in Royal
Irish Regt., 1901; 2nd Lieut., Ind. Staff Corps, 1901; Lieut., 1904.
Vice-Capt., Rowing Club, 1897-8.
Raynor, Leonard George Selwyn (July 21, 1879), son of Mrs., 22,
Gordon Place, Kensington.
Left in L. v., April, 1893. St. John's Coll., Camb. Was preparing to enter
Holy Orders, but died, February 11, 1902, aged 23.
Rich, John Easten (May 4, 1879), son of Mrs., 104, St. George's
Square.
Left in Army A., December, 1896. Adm. to R.M.A., Woolwich, November,
1896; Commission in R.G.A., 1898; Lieut., 1901 (transferred to Royal Horse
Artil., 1902).

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[1892
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Rouse, Alexander Macdonald (Sept. 14, 1878), son of G. W.,
colonial broker, 64, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in Army A., July, 1897.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1895; adm. to R. E. Coll.,
Cooper's Hill, 1897. Fellow of Cooper's Hill, 1900.
Boxing Medal (middle-weights), 1896.
Rudhall, John Reginald (Mar. 1, 1878), son of J. P., The Elms,
Grays, Essex.
Left in Medical, December, 1895. Passed Prelim. Arts Exam. for Med.
Study, 1894; passed, First Part, Prelim. Arts Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
Part I., 1896.
Rutherfoord, Thomas Corrie (Nov. 13, 1878), son of T. B., Colonial
produce broker, 11, Campden Hill Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1897. St. Thomas's Hosp.; 1st M.B., Durham
Univ., 1898; 2nd M.B., Durham Univ., 1899; M.B., B.S., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
1902. Commission in Indian Medical Service (3rd place), January, 1903;
Lieut., January 31, 1903.
Boxing Medal (feather-weights), Aldershot, 1896; Second Medal (School
middle-weights), 1897.
Sandeman, Alfred Patrick (Mar. 17, 1878), son of Lieut.-Col. J. E.,
Indian Staff Corps, 15, Addison Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1895. 2nd Lieut. (Unatt.), for Indian Staff Corps,
July 20, 1898; Lieut., September 2, 1901.
Saunders, Arthur Philip (April 4, 1880), son of G., architect,
Thames Bank, Chiswick Mall.
Died while in the School on March 13, 1894, aged 14.
Small, Arthur Thomas (Aug. 19, 1879), son of Rev. H., Clerk in
Holy Orders, St. Thomas' Vicarage, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in L. v., July, 1895. Removed to Ramsgate School.
Smith, Reginald Harry (Feb. 25, 1879), son of J. T., retired
banker's clerk, 26, Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. v., July, 1894.
Snowden, Cyril Ralph (Dec. 30, 1880), son of Rev. Preb. J. H.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, The Vicarage, Hammersmith.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1894. Left in U. VIII., July, 1899.
Postmaster, Merton Coll., Oxford, 1899; Second Class Classics Mods., 1901; B.A.,
Third Class Litt. Hum., 1903.
Sprague, Reginald Winter (Feb. 15, 1879), son of Mrs., Chaseleigh,
Birdhurst Road, Croydon.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1898.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1896; Prelim. Science Exam., London Univ., 1898; Pauline Entrance
Scholarship, St. George's Hosp., 1898.
Stephen, Robert Hume (April 8, 1880), ward of Miss Speare,
2, Colville Gardens, Bayswater.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1893. Left in U. VIII., July, 1899.
Exhibitioner, Brasenose Coll., Oxford, 1899; Second Class Classics Mods., 1901;
B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1993; D. 1904 (Worcester).

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Stiven, James Graham (Mar. 14, 1878), son of Mrs. (Father,
merchant, Madras), 4, St. Stephen's Place, Hounslow.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., April, 1896.
Tahourdin, Gilbert Hadden (June 17, 1878), son of R. J., solicitor,
8, St. John's Road, Putney..
Left in Army C., December, 1894.
Taylor, Henry (May 10, 1880), son of H. E., auctioneer, 49, Avon-
more Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. v., July, 1894.
Thurston, Harold (Oct. 19, 1877).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1890.
Thwaites, Guy (Nov. 4, 1877), son of Rev. H. G., Clerk in Holy
Orders, Christchurch Parsonage, 283, Harrow Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. A. (Exhibitioner), December, 1896. Sizar, St. John's Coll.,
Camb., 1897; First M.B., 1898; B.A. 1900; Commission in Army Service Corps,
1901; Lieut., 1902.
Tovey, Henry Turner (May 16, 1880), son of Mrs. H., 39, Nevern
Square.
Left in Army C., April, 1896.
Boxing Medal (bantam weights), 1896.
Veysey, Reginald Conrad Logan (April 8, 1878), son of Rev. A.,
Chaplain to Mercers' Company, 15, Eardley Crescent, South
Kensington.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1896. In an Insurance Brokers at Lloyd's.
Watts, Eustace Francis David (June 30, 1880), son of D., retired
merchant, care of Dr. A. T. G., 36, Russell Road, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1893. Left in U. VIII., July, 1899.
Clerk in Naval Store, Chatham Dockyard, 1900.
Went, Philip Brandford Archibald (Jan. 7, 1880), son of B. T.,
clerk, 4, Princes Square, Bayswater.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1893. Left in Army A., December,
1898. Adm. R.M.A., Woolwich, June, 1897; John Watson Prize, 1898;
Associateship, Royal School of Mines, 1902. Assayer to the Edmundia Mine,
Masse Kasse, Portuguese East Africa, 1903.
Capt., School Cadet Corps and of Shooting, 1897-8.
West, Sidney Herbert (Oct. 4, 1876), son of A. S., schoolmaster
(retired), 38, Bath Road, Bedford Park.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1894. Professional Associate of Surveyors' Institu-
tion, 1900. Land Agent, Steyning, Sussex.
Westmacott, Frederic Thomas William (Dec. 20, 1877), nephew of
Mrs. Westmacott, daily governess, 5, Warwick Road, Earl's
Court.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1894. Died from rapid decline, March 26,
1901, aged nearly 24.

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[1893
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Wills, Francis Reginald (July 22, 1879), son of Dr. C. J., author,
Somerleigh, Cumberland Road, Kew.
Left in U. IV., December, 1894. H.B.M.'s Telegraph Dept., Persia. Deceased.
Wilson, Raleigh Alban Kenneth (Feb. 23, 1879), son of Capt.
H. K., R.N., Inspector of Prisons, 145, Holland Road, Ken-
sington.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1895. Joined the Cape Mounted Riflemen as a
Private in 1895; served through the South African campaign, including the siege
of Wepener and the pursuit of De Wet; with the Colonial Division at Krugers-
dorp, Transvaal, August, 1900. Promoted to a Commission in Shropshire
Light Infantry, 1901.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1893.
Gilman, James (Mar. 17, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1891.
Heather, Aubrey George Forster (Mar. 21, 1879), son of Mrs., 16,
Stanley Road, Wimbledon.
Left in Army A., April, 1895. Assistant Electrical Engineer at The Sheba
Gold Mines, Eureka, Barberton, Transvaal.
Maurice, William Edmund (Dec. 19, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1892.
Moore, John Lee (April 26, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1890.
Thomas, Edward Francis (June 30, 1880), son of E. C., Sec., R.M.A.,
Chelsea, Duke of York's Royal Military School, Chelsea.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1899. Butterworth Prize, 1897;
Kynaston, 1899; Scholar, Trin. Coll., Oxford, 1899; First Class Classics Mods.,
1901; B.A. Second Class Litt. Hum., 1903; Civil Service Exam., 1903 (India).
Williamson, Richard Harcourt (Dec. 1, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1892.
Willis, John Burdett (Mar. 6, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1890.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1893.
Adler, Benjamin Isidore Herbert (July 28, 1878), son of W. H.
(abroad).
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1895. 2nd Lieut., 2nd Batt. (Vols.), Royal Fusiliers
(City of Lond. Regt.), 1900; Lieut., Ind. Staff Corps, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Aitken, Robert Mempes (Mar. 11, 1879), son of T., banker, 16,
Dealtry Road, Putney.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1895. Left in Math. vIII., July, 1898.
Sub-sizar, Trin. Coll., Camb., 1899; Senior Optime, Math. Tripos, Part I., 1900;
B.A. 1901.
Arnould, Loris Arthur (July 10, 1880), son of A. H., D.C.L.,
barrister, 9, Nevern Square, South Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1898. St. Bartholomew's Hospital; M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., 1897.
Captain of Football and Rowing, 1898.
Avern, James Waters Earnscliffe (July 31, 1878), son of J.,
Commander, British East India Service, 6, Cavendish Road,
Brondesbury.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1893. Law Guarantee and Trust Society.
Bailey, George Frederick Selborne (Dec. 28, 1880), son of G. F.,
surgical instrument maker, 125, Coningham Road, Uxbridge.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in Sc. VIII. (Special
Form), December, 1899. Scholar, Gonville and Caius Coll., Camb., 1900; B.A.,
Second Class Nat. Science Tripos, Part I., 1903.
Bailey, Lionel Danyers (Oct. 17, 1879), son of A., barrister, 43,
Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1898. St. George's Hosp.; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
London, 1904; apptd. Junior House Surgeon, St. George's Hosp., 1904.
Barry, George Ernest (July 29, 1880), son of J. M., solicitor, 32,
Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in VII., July, 1899. John Watson Prize, 1898; Trinity Coll., Oxford,
1899; B.A., Third Class Modern History, Oxford, 1903.
Barry, James Tilson (Nov. 20, 1881), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1893. Left in U. VIII. (Captain
and Exhibitioner), July, 1900. Gk. Verse Prize, 1900; Exhibitioner, Balliol Coll.,
Oxford, 1899; Second Class Classics Mods., 1902; Third Class Litt. Hum.,
1904.
Beak, Albert Walter (Sept. 20, 1879), son of Capt. W. E. (retired),
Ingleside, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in vi. B., December, 1895. Apprentice at the London and South Western
Bank (Slough).
Benson, Alick Cole (Dec. 10, 1879), son of Mrs. W. C., 36, Baron's
Court Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., April, 1897. Trooper in Paget's Horse.
Beyts, Cyril Freeman (Nov. 2, 1880), son of N. B., I.C.S. (retired),
7, Girdler's Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1893. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1899. Exhibitioner, Worcester Coll., Oxford, 1899; Third Class Classics Mods.,
1901.
Bird, Frederick Dudley (Jan. 10, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1889, and Foundationers, September, 1890.
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[1893
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Camacho, Dionisio (Nov. 27, 1877), son of Luis, Financial Agent
for Government of Mexico, 13, Trebovir Road, Earl's Court.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1895. Smee Prize, 1895; Engineer Student, London
Univ., 1900-1.
Camacho, Angel (Jan. 7, 1881), as above.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., April, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1901; Interm. M.B. Ex., 1904.
Campbell, James Archibald Locknell (Mar. 16, 1879), son of C.,
Civil Service, 10, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., April, 1897. Lieut., 3rd Roy. Scots. Fus., 1899; 2nd Lieut.,
1st Batt., Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders, 1900; Lieut., September 5, 1902;
Seconded for Service under the Colonial Office, 1903.
Distinction cap for Football (half-back), 1896.
Carr, Howard Ellis (Dec. 26, 1880), son of Mrs., 52, Edith Road,
West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in Sc. VIII. B., July,
1897. County Council Scholarship, 1896; apptd. Musical Director at Her
Majesty's Theatre, Carlisle, 1899,
Carvick, Thomas Prescott (April 23, 1880), son of Capt. H. B.,
Army, 60, Hogarth Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Army C., December, 1894. St. Xavier's College, Bruges, Belgium;
articled to Messrs. Fowler (Engineers), Leeds; Assistant Engineer to the
Dooars Tea Co., Nagrakata, Bengal.
Cavalier, Walter Arnold (June 9, 1879), son of Rev. A. R., Clerk
in Holy Orders, 33, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., April, 1895. Bible Clerkship, All Souls' Coll., Oxford, 1900;
Third Class History, 1900; Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, 1901; B.A. 1901; D. 1902;
P. 1903 (Exeter).
Cavalier, Harold Omer (Dec. 1, 1880), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), December, 1899. Exhibitioner and Sizar, Trin. Coll., Camb., 1899;
B.A., 2nd Class, Nat. Science Tripos, Part I., 1903. Schoolmaster.
Chamier, Francis Capper (Sept. 28, 1880), son of Major-Gen.,
Indian Staff Corps, 39, Philbeach Gardens.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1893. Left in U. VIII., July, 1899.
Greek Verse and Sleath Prizes, 1899; Demy, Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 1899;
Second Class Classics Mods., 1901; Civil Service Examination (India), 1903;
B.A. 1904.
Cheesman, Leonard Henslowe (Oct. 5, 1877), son of F. J., com-
mercial traveller, The Chesnuts, Winchmore Hill.
Left in Sc. IV., December, 1893.
Chester, Henry Lancelot Gordon (Oct. 14, 1879), son of G. F.,
artist, 10, Trebovir Road, Earl's Court.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Clark, Hubert Charles (July 16, 1878).
Readmitted, see Admissions, September, 1891.
Clementi-Smith, Eustace (Nov. 8, 1879), son of Sir Cecil, K.C.M.G.,
Governor, Straits Settlements, The Garden House, Wheat-
hampstead.
Left in Army A., July, 1896. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December, 1897; Com-
mission in Yorkshire Regt., 1899; 2nd Lieut., Ind. Staff Corps, 1900; Lieut.
(22nd Punjabis), 1901.
First XI., Second XV.
Collins, Sydney Mason (July 7, 1879), son of A., 398, Uxbridge
Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1895. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1898. Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford; Third Class Classics Mods., 1900; B.A.,
Fourth Class Litt., Angl., 1902; Constitutional Law and Legal History Exam.,
1903; Evidence, Procedure and Criminal Law Exam., 1903; Roman Law, 1904.
Cumberbatch, Elkin Percy (June 20, 1880), son of C. W., Brad-
more House, Queen Street, Hammersmith.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1899. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June, 1897; Smee
Prize, 1898; Keble College, Oxford; B.A., First Class Nat. Science, 1903;
Senior Entrance Scholarship, St. Bartholomew's Hosp., 1904.
Drysdale, Theodore (Nov. 15, 1879), son of T., Dep. Comr. I.C.S.,
Wardha, Central Provinces, India.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1896; Jesus Coll., Camb., 1899; B.A., Second Class Natural Science
Tripos, Part I., 1901; Scholarship, St. George's Hosp., 1901; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
1904; House Surgeon, St. George's Hospital.
1st Medal for Boxing, 1897; Distinction cap, 1897; Capt. of Boxing and
Football, 1898; Capt. of Rowing and Swimming, 1898; rowed in Cambridge
Boat, 1902.
Duncan, George Alfred (Feb. 13, 1879), son of Brig. Surg. (retired),
Indian Medical Service, 67, Castletown Road, West Ken-
sington.
Left in Army A., April, 1896. R. M. Coll., Sandhurst, July, 1897; Com-
mission in Lancashire Fusiliers, 1898; Lieut., 1899; Capt., 1901.
Emmet, Edward Fletcher (May 9, 1880), son of Rev. W. E., Clerk
in Holy Orders, 111, Ladbroke Grove.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1893. Left in U. Sc. VII., July,
1898. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June, 1898; Final Law Soc.
Exam., June, 1902.
Hafner, Arthur Frederick Victor (Mar. 8, 1880), son of F., late
courier to H.R.H. Prince of Wales, 103, St. James's Road, Upper
Tooting.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in VI. A., July, 1896.
Helms, Paul Victor (Feb. 19, 1880), son of Mrs., 14, Margravine
Gardens, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in Hist. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1899. Butterworth Prize, 1898; Exhibitioner, Keble Coll., Oxford,
1899; First Class Classics Mods., 1901; B.A., Second Class Modern History,
1903.
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Juler, Frank Anderson (Aug. 22, 1880), son of H. E., ophthalmic
surgeon, 23, Cavendish Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1898.
Trinity Coll., Camb.; B.A., First Class Nat. Science Tripos, Part I., 1901;
Entrance Scholarship, St. Mary's Hospital, 1902.
Kirby, William Lewis Clark (Oct. 23, 1879), son of W., H.M.
Customs (retired), 20, Mattock Lane, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1893. Left in U. VIII., July, 1898.
Scholar, Queen's Coll., Oxford; Second Class Classics Mods., 1900; Commis-
sion in Roy. Art., 1900; Lieut., 1902.
Lindsay, Henry Alexander Fanshawe (Mar. 11, 1881), nephew of
Miss Lindsay, 116, Shepherd's Bush Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1894. Left in U. VIII., July, 1900.
Smee Prize, 1898; Exhibitioner, Worcester Coll., Oxford, 1900; Second Class
Classics Mods., 1902; Civil Service Exam., 1903 and 1904 (India).
Lovett, Frederick Reynolds (Feb. 15, 1880), son of Rev. R.,
editor for Religious Tract Society, 42, Sisters Avenue, New
Wandsworth.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1894. Left in U. VIII., July, 1899.
Smee Prize, 1896; Bedford Prize, 1896; Exhibitioner, Magdalen Coll., Oxford,
1899; Second Class Classics Mods., 1901; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1903;
Civil Service Examination (Inland Revenue), 1903.
Mella, Frederick Johann Gustavus (Sept. 13, 1878), son of Prof. F.,
Professor of Modern Languages, 66, Edith Road, West Ken-
sington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in L. M. VIII., July,
1897. Montagu Prize, 1893; Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, July,
1899; Asst. Teacher at St. Paul's School.
Peat, William Henry (May 4, 1878), son of W. B., accountant,
Chase Lodge, Enfield.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., April, 1897. Trinity Coll., Oxford, B.A., 1902.
Capt. of Football and Vice-Capt. of Rowing, 1896; Distinction caps, 1896
and 1897.
Porteous, Ernest Roland (Dec. 4, 1878), son of Col., Madras Staff
Corps, 83, Fellows Road, Hampstead.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1895. Tea Planter in Ceylon.
Randall, William Henry (Oct. 17, 1879), brother of Mrs. Hatch,
Quilam Rebra, Kew, Surrey.
Left in Army C., April, 1896.
Reed, Baron Noel (Dec. 25, 1879), son of E. E. B., solicitor, 22,
Bassett Road, Notting Hill.
Left in U. v. A., April, 1897.
Robbins, Denis Egerton (July 15, 1879), son of J., chemist, 57,
Warrington Crescent, Maida Vale.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Scafe, Robert Charles (Aug. 8, 1880), son of Lieut.-Col. C., Royal
Marines, 27, Barton Street, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., April, 1895. Removed to Royal Naval College, Eltham;
Adm., R. M. C., Sandhurst, December, 1898; Commission in R.M.L.I., 1899;
Lieut., 1900.
Sedgwick, Oliver Standish (May 13, 1880), son of W. H., stock-
broker, Fernleigh, Castlenau, Barnes.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1896. Left in L. VIII., July, 1898.
Smee Prize, 1894, 1896, 1897, 1898.
Shepard, Cyril Harry (Dec. 20, 1877), son of H. D., architect and
water colour painter, 2, Theresa Terrace, Ravenscourt Park.
Left in Special Drawing, July, 1896. Insurance broker's clerk.
Steavenson, Dudley Vaughan (Oct. 11, 1877), son of Major (retired),
103, Shepherd's Bush Road.
Left in L. Sc. vI., December, 1895. Final Law Soc. Exam., 1902.
Swift, Hubert (Feb. 28, 1879), son of Mrs., 50, Baron's Court Road,
West Kensington.
Left in Sc. vI., December, 1894.
Thompson, Charles Sydney (Dec. 12, 1877), son of J., solicitor's
clerk, 18, Mall Road, Hammersmith.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1895. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1895; Final Exam. (Honours), Incorporated Law Soc., 1902.
Walker, Henry Colin (Sept. 10, 1880), son of H., Asst. Sec. G. N. R.,
Grasmere, Willesden Lane.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in L. M. vIII., July,
1899. King's Coll., Camb.; B.A., Second Class Classical Tripos, Part. I.,
1902.
Wallace, Henry Lionel (Mar. 1, 1879), son of Rev. C. S., Clerk in
Holy Orders, Ascension Vicarage, Lavender Hill.
Left in Middle Sc. v., July, 1894.
Winterbotham, William (Dec. 28, 1878), son of W. H., solicitor,
6, Ladbroke Terrace, Notting Hill.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1897. King's Coll., Camb.; B.A., Third Class
Nat. Science Tripos, Part I., 1900; Interm. Law Exam., Class II., 1902; Final
Law Exam., 1903.
Woodward, Francis Hadden Clutton (Oct. 5, 1877), son of H.,
solicitor, 73, Ladbroke Grove.
Left in U. Sc. IV., April, 1894.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April, 1893.
Forster, David (July 27, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1892.
Willan, Leonard Arthur Flude (Aug. 4, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1892.

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CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1893.
Allen, Hugh Evelyn (Mar. 31, 1880), son of Major F. S., 18,
Harcourt Terrace, South Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1898. Admitted R. M. C., Sandhurst, 1898; 2nd
Lieut., 3rd Batt. Roy. Fus. (City of Lond. Regt.), 1900; Lieut., 1901; resigned
in 1904.
Amyot, Thomas Engelheart (June 12, 1879), son of Dr. T. H.,
surgeon, 30, Penywern Road, Earl's Court.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1896. Smee Prizes, 1894 and 1896; M.B., B.S.,
Durham Univ., 1904.
Barrett, Andrew William (July 22, 1879), son of R. J., merchant,
2, Pembroke Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1897.
Beer, Edwin John (Feb. 7, 1879), son of Mrs., Brixton House,
Hamworth Road, Hounslow.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1895. Passed Prelim. Arts Exam. for Medical Study,
June, 1895.
Blandford, Francis George (Feb. 8, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1889, and Foundationers, September, 1890.
Boyd, Francis Turnley Meik (May 19, 1880), grandson of Mrs.
Meik, 53, Melrose Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in L. v., December, 1894. Accidentally drowned at Denstone, North
Staffordshire, June 7th, 1899, aged 19 years. Was reading for the Ministry at the
time of his death.
Brodribb, Francis Arthur (April 13, 1880), son of A. A., journalist,
29, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Special Sc. VIII., July, 1899. John Watson Prize, 1899; Open Entrance
Exbtn., St. Thomas's Hosp.; attached to Vol. Med. Staff Corps (Lond.), 1901;
Final Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1903; Prize for Forensic Medicine, 1904.
Brockwell, Frederic Henry Charles (Aug. 16, 1877), son of H. T.,
merchant, 47, Philbeach Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1896.
Burraston, Edgar (June 24, 1879), son of G. W., bank manager,
2, Lombard Street.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1894.
Clementi-Smith, Herbert Drayton (Jan. 20, 1880), son of Rev. H.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, 3, Holland Park Gardens.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1895, but re-entered, September, 1896, and left in
Special Sc. VIII., July, 1899. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, June,
1897; Montagu Prize, 1899; Open Entrance Scholarship, St. Bartholomew's
Hosp., 1899; Interm. M.B. Exam., London Univ., 1903.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Clifford, Hugh Winsloe (July 18, 1879), son of E. T., manager, Life
Assurance Co., 24, Gledstanes Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1896. Education continued in Munich and Paris.
London Manager to a Manchester Insurance Company.
Cooke, Leonard Eglinton (Dec. 15, 1878), son of C. W., C. E., The
Lindens, Larkhill Rise, Clapham Common.
Left in Remove, July, 1896. He entered the office of Messrs. Blackwell & Co.,
Electrical Engineers; subsequently joined the firm of Messrs. Albert Coates
& Co., of Manchester.
Cooke, Christopher Crosbie (Aug. 15, 1878), son of Mrs., 8,
Whittingstall Road, Fulham.
Left in Up. v. A., July, 1896. Keble Coll., Oxford, 1898; B.A. 1902; Bishop's
Hostel, Newcastle-on-Tyne; late Under-master, Westminster Choir House; D.
1903; P. 1904 (Newcastle).
Duke, Arthur Herbert (Jan. 20, 1879), son of Mrs., 2, Ladbroke
Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in Army A., December, 1896. Burma Police, 1896; Indian Criminal
Final Law Exam., June, 1897 (with credit in Burmese).
Eddowes, William Black (Feb. 12, 1878), son of Mrs., 3, Elsham
Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1896. Smee Prize, 1895; Emmanuel Coll., Camb.,
1897-8; 2nd Lieut. Manchester Regt., 1899; Lieut., 1900; Capt., 1903; was in
Ladysmith during the siege; slightly wounded.
Every, Gerald Nicholas Onslow (Feb. 21, 1880), son of Rev. J. J. G.,
R.N., Clerk in Holy Orders, Lanhydroch Parsonage, Bodmin,
Cornwall.
Left in U. Sc. IV., April, 1895.
Fairclough, Alfred Norman (May 3, 1878), son of W., banker, 17,
Frognal, Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1895. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1895.
Fairlie, Frank (Jan. 17, 1878), son of Mrs., 14, Kensington Mansions,
Earl's Court.
Left in Sc. IV., December, 1893.
Gardner, George Christopher (July 5, 1878), son of G. J., upholsterer,
Sutherland House, 5, Grosvenor Road, Gunnersbury.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1895. The Canadian Bank of Commerce, Barrie,
Ontario.
Gow, Patrick (Oct. 15, 1878), son of W., tea broker, 184, Earl's
Court Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1896. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, June, 1896; Articled Clerk to Chartered Accountant; Final Exam.,
Institute of Chartered Accountants, December, 1903.
Green, Roland (May 5, 1879), son of H. C., retired builder, Kings-
down Lodge, The Common, Ealing.
Left in Medical, April, 1896. Dentist; L.D.S., London, 1901.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Gretton, John Cunliffe (May 7, 1880), son of Capt., late Royal
Warwickshire Regt., 64, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in vI. B., December, 1896. Commission in West Yorkshire Regt., 1898;
Lieut., 1900; Relief of Ladysmith, including operations on Tugela Heights,
February 14-27 (wounded at Monte Cristo, Colenso, February 15-18, 1900);
Medal with 5 clasps.
Hards, John Frederick Stanley (Mar. 9, 1879), son of L., retired
hotel proprietor, 23, Warbeck Road, Uxbridge.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1895. Professional Associate of the Surveyor's Institu-
tion and Quantity Surveyor.
King, Henry Walter Richard (July 6, 1877), son of Mrs., photo-
grapher, 7, Norland Terrace, Holland Park.
Left in Sc. III., December, 1893.
Lazarus, George Maitland (Mar. 22, 1881), son of S., merchant,
66, Porchester Terrace.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1894.
John Watson Prizes, 1895 and 1896; King's Coll.,
Class (Div. I.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1903;
Class II., 1904.
Left in VI. B., July, 1896.
Camb., 1900; B.A., Second
Second Class Law Tripos,
Leigh-Hunt, Trevor Rodney (June 1, 1880), son of W., director and
secretary of companies, 31, Penywern Road, Earl's Court.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1898. Interm. Law Exam., Class II., 1902.
McEntire, James Virtue (June 25, 1879), son of J. V., merchant,
98, Baron's Court Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. Iv., April, 1894. Served through the war in South Africa in
Paget's Horse, one Medal and two clasps. Partner in the London Firm of
A. Lacoste et Fils, Bordeaux, wine growers.
Moyses, Harry John Swenson (July 17, 1879), son of J. W., barrister,
34, Auriol Road, West Kensington.
Left in Medical, April, 1897. Trooper in Imperial Yeomanry.
Peyton, Helmuth Pendennis (April 2, 1879), son of Mrs., 137,
Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1895. Central Technical College, South Kensington,
and Stewart's Works, Poplar. Assistant Engineer on a tea plantation in Assam,
India.
Phillips, Ralph Addison (Mar. 27, 1879), son of F., barrister, 5,
Porchester Square.
Left in Hist. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1898. Lincoln Coll., Oxford; B.A.,
Second Class Mod. Hist., 1901; St. Stephen's House, Oxford, 1902; D. 1903;
P. 1904 (Ripon).
Reeves, Hugh Charles (Sept. 28, 1879), son of Mrs., 9, Palace
Gardens Terrace.
Left in Army A., April, 1897. Smee Prize, 1896; Adm. to R. M. A., Wool-
wich, July. 1897; Commission in R.A., 1898; Lieut., 1901; was at Storm-
berg Junction and in the Queenstown district with Gen. Gatacre's Division;
Lieut., Native Artillery, India, 1903.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Rogers, Frederic James (July 3, 1879), son of Mrs., late Registrar
of Marriages, City of London, 87, Claverton Street, Pimlico.
Left in L. Sc. IV., December, 1894. Surveyor; Professional Associate of the
Surveyor's Institution, and is now studying for the Final Exam. (F.S.I.).
Sanderson, Herbert (Mar. 17, 1881), son of Mrs., Dukes Avenue,
Chiswick.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1897. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1897. Articled Clerk to Chartered Accountant.
Sands, John Sydney (May 15, 1879), son of Mrs., 40, Perham Road,
West Kensington.
Left in Medical, April, 1897.
Sheldon, Philip Arkell (Jan. 14, 1881), son of Dr. T., M.D., 25,
Powis Square, Bayswater.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in L. VIII., July, 1899.
B.A., Lincoln Coll., Oxford, 1902.
Capt. of Gymnasium, 1898-9.
Stebbing, Francis (April 2, 1878), son of E. C., merchant, 42, Gower
Street.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1897.
Thornhill, Oliver Walter (May 9, 1878), son of H., silversmith,
Mattock Lodge, Ealing.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1895. Stockbroker.
Watt, James Alexander (July 25, 1878), son of J. A., auctioneer,
Clifton House, Edith Grove.
Left in U. Sc. IV., December, 1894.
Wootton, Herbert Lloyd (Dec. 23, 1878), son of A. F., Civil Service,
5, Wimbledon Park Road, Southfields.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1896. Admiralty, Civil Engineer-in-Chief's Office.
Yard, Edward Charles (Feb. 5, 1877), son of Mrs., Huntley House,
St. Leonards-on-Sea.
Left in L. Sc. IV., April, 1894. Private in Cape Mounted Riflemen, 1901;
2nd Lt. South Staffordshire Regt., 1901.
FOUNDATIONER S.
Elected September, 1893.
Abraham, Edgar Gaston Furtado (April 8, 1880), son of J. F.,
merchant, 49, Bedford Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1899. Smee Prize, 1895; French Composition Prize,
1895; Scholar, Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford, 1899; Taylorian Scholar, Oxford,
1900; Fishmongers' Exhibition, 1901; Second Class Classics Mods., 1901;
Second Class Litt. Hum., 1903; Civil Service Examination, 1903 (India); B.A.
1904.
Alexander, William Stuart Haldane (Aug. 17, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1892.

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[1893
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Baguley, John Minty (June 21, 1880), son of Mrs., Edgehill Lodge,
Worple Road, Wimbledon.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1899. Scholar, Pembroke Coll.,
Camb., 1898; B.A., 16th Wrangler, 1902; Civil Service Examination, 1903
(India).
Barry, James Tilson (Nov. 20, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Beyts, Cyril Freeman (Nov. 2, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Carter, Gerald Francis (Sept. 28, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1892.
Chamier, Francis Capper (Sept. 28, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Emmet, Edward Fletcher (May 9, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Hardy, Edward Croft (Nov. 6, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1891.
Kirby, William Lewis Clark (Oct. 23, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Phillips, Cecil Laureuce (Jan. 27, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1892.
Plummer, Sidney Herbert (Aug. 16, 1878), son of J. E., contractor's
manager, 13, Patten Road, College Park, Wandsworth Common.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1897. Sizar,
Trin. Coll., Camb., 1897; Perry Exhibitioner, 1898; 20th Wrangler, 1899;
B.A. 1900; Civil Service Examination, 1902 (Admiralty, Secretary's Dept.).
Ritchie, Arthur Gerald (Oct. 30, 1879), son of W. J., C. S., Educa-
tional Office, 132, Lexham Gardens, Kensington.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, January, 1896. Left in Army A.,
December, 1897. John Watson Prizes, 1895-6-7; Landscape Prizes, Christmas,
1895 and 1896; Mids., 1896 and 1897; Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, 1897; Com-
mission in the Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), 1899; Lieut., 1st Batt., 1900.
Shepard Challenge Cup, 1897.
Stephen, Robert Hume (April 8, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1892.
Vivian, Sylvanus Percival (Oct. 1, 1880), son of C., artist, 80,
Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1898. Milton Prize, 1897; Scholar, St. John's Coll.,
Oxford, 1898; Second Class Classics Mods., 1900; Third Class Litt. Hum., 1902;
Civil Service Examination, 1903 (Inland Revenue).
Watts, Eustace Francis David (June 30, 1880).
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Webb, Maurice (April 23, 1880), son of J. C., artist, 111, Clifton
Hill, St. John's Wood.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1899. Exhibitioner, Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford, 1899;
First Class Classics Mods., 1901; Third Class Litt. Hum., 1903; admission,
Home Civil Service Examination, 1903. Board of Education, South Kensington.
Went, Philip Branford Archibald (Jan. 7, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1892.
Winterbotham, Thomas Lindsay (Aug. 16, 1880), son of W. H.,
solicitor, 6, Ladbroke Terrace, Notting Hill.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1899. Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1899; B.A.,
Third Class (Div. I.), Classical Tripos, Part I., 1902; Articled Pupil to a firm
of solicitors. Accidentally killed on the Gran Paradiso, North Italy, August 16,
1904, aged 24.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1893.
Alton, William Lester St. John (July 24, 1879), son of J. J.,
jeweller, Dungarvan, Putney Heath.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1897. Science Student, Univ. Coll., Lond., 1899-
1900; Third Class Cert., Experimental Physics, 1900-1.
Atchison, George Fournour (July 10, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1889, and Foundationers, September,
1890.
Bailey, Edmund Savage (July 31, 1877).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1888, and Foundationers, January, 1889.
Barrett, John Horwood (April 27, 1879), son of J. H., master mariner,
23, The Avenue, Bedford Park.
Left in U. Sc. IV., July, 1894. Scholar at College de Soignices; Cadet, R. N.,
1903.
Black, Kenneth (Aug. 12, 1879), son of A., mercantile clerk, Dhu
House, Routh Road, Wandsworth Common.
Left in Medical, April, 1896. Med. Student, Battersea Polytechnic, 1898;
Guy's Hosp., L.D.S. (Eng.), Nov., 1900; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Lond., 1903;
appointed Resident Casualty Officer to St. Thomas's Hospital, 1904.
Bletsoe, John Henry (Oct. 23, 1881), son of J., chemist, 1, Hill
Street, Richmond, Surrey.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1895. Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1899.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1898; St. Thomas's Hospital;
Vol., Medical Staff Corps, London, 1901; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London, 1904.
Bovet, Verner Charles Aloys (Mar. 30, 1881), son of C., merchant,
36, Charleville Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in Math. VIII., Decem-
ber, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June, 1897.
Bradbury, John Evelyn Claude (April 2, 1879), son of Mrs. Lane,
32, Colville Terrace.
Left in U. Sc. IV., July, 1894.

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[1893
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Brandon, Arthur John Spiller (Nov. 13, 1879), son of H., bank
manager, 4, Kent Gardens, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1896. St. Thomas's Hosp.; 2nd M.B., B.S., Durh.
Univ., 1901; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London, 1901; practising at Sydney, N.S.W.
Brandon, Henry Suffolk (May 30, 1878), as above.
Left in U. Sc. IV., December, 1894.
Buchanan, Harry Leslie Barwell (Sept. 26, 1879), son of Mrs.,
1, St. Dunstan's Road, West Kensington.
Left in Medical, December, 1896.
Cavalier, Arthur Ramsden (Mar. 2, 1882), son of Rev. A. R., Clerk
in Holy Orders, 33, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1894. Left in L. M. VIII., December,
1898. Perry Scholar, Trin. Coll., Univ. of Melbourne, 1900; Exhibition for
Greek, 1901; First Class (Honours in Latin) Exam., 1901; First Class, Classical
Philology, 1902; Assist. Master, Sutherland House School, Folkestone.
Clark, Norman Hallam (Aug. 6, 1881), son of Dr. J. G., surgeon,
34, Colville Road, Bayswater.
Died, March 6, 1894, aged 13.
Clarke, Charles Harold Walpole (Oct. 22, 1879), son of G., author
and missioner, 4, Gledstanes Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1896. Died, October 11, 1902, aged 23.
Coburn, Arthur Isaacs (Sept. 15, 1880), son of H. I., solicitor, 16,
Maxilla Gardens, North Kensington.
July,
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in Hist. VIII.,
1899. Merton College, Oxford; B.A., Third Class Jurisprudence, 1903.
Cockburn, Fred (June 12, 1881), son of Mrs., Abbotsdene, Green-
side, Richmond.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1897. Served his apprenticeship at Messrs. Gwynne's,
Hammersmith, where he is now engineer.
Cole, Brian Lytton (May 26, 1880), son of Lieut.-Col. H. H., Royal
Engineers, 1, Darnley Road, Notting Hill.
Left in Army A., December, 1896. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, December,
1897; Commission in Roy. Art., 1899; Lieut., 1901; transferred to Ind. Staff
Corps, 1901.
Compton, John (Aug. 21, 1879), son of W. J., army contractor,
Coombe House, Kingston-on-Thames.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1896.
Cox, Reginald John Hands (Oct. 5, 1880), son of E. W., Sec. to
Public Company, 11, Gayton Crescent, Hampstead.
Left in Special Sc. VIII., July, 1899. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cree, Lionel Edward (Mar. 2, 1880), son of C. E., barrister, 12,
Nevern Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Special, April, 1897. Brasenose Coll., Oxford, for one year; left
through ill-health and proceeded to Ceylon, afterwards went to Marcon's Hall,
Oxford (1904).
Drury, Horace Baker (Sept. 18, 1881), son of F., chartered
accountant, 27, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in U. M. vIII., July,
1899. Recommended as being entitled to honorary distinction at the April
Exam. (Class II.), 1904, for admission on the Roll of Solicitors of the Supreme
Court.
Fitch, Vernon Frederick (May 20, 1880), son of H., wholesale
stationer, 28, Redcliffe Gardens.
Left in L. Sc. IV., July, 1895. Technical student.
Forbes, Oswald Vernon (July 22, 1880), son of T. T. (abroad),
barrister, 20, Durham Terrace, Westbourne Park.
Left in Army B., July, 1897. Commission in 4th Middlesex Regt., 1900;
Lieut., 1900.
Freeman, George Henry (Oct. 3, 1880), son of G. D., solicitor,
St. Christopher's, North Common Road, Ealing.
Left in vI. B., December, 1896. Interm. Law Soc. Exam., June, 1902.
Garnett, James Clerk Maxwell (Oct. 13, 1880), son of Prof. Wm.,
D.C.L., Principal, Durham College of Science, Newcastle-on-
Tyne, 75, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in Math. VIII. (Exhi-
bitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1899. Minor Scholar, Trin. Coll., Camb.,
1898; Perry Exhibitioner, 1900; Sheepshanks' Exhibitioner, 1901; B.A., 16th
Wrangler, 1902; First Class (First Div.), Math. Tripos, Part II., 1903; Smith's
Prizeman, 1904; Junior Examiner under the Board of Education, 1904; Fellow
of Trinity, 1905.
Certificate Award from the Royal Humane Society for Rescue from Drowning,
1899.
Garrett, Herbert Gascoigne (May 5, 1880), son of Dr., medical
practitioner, 54, Addison Gardens, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in U. VIII., July, 1898.
Exhibitioner, Univ. Coll., Oxford, 1898; Second Class Classics Mods., 1900;
Second Class Modern History, 1902.
Gibb, David Eric Wilson (Mar. 7, 1882), son of J., insurance
broker, 51, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1901. Ollivant and Latin Elegiac Verse Prizes, 1901; Exhibitioner,
Trin. Coll., Camb., 1901; Major Scholar; B.A., First Class (Div. II.) Classical
Tripos, Part I., 1904.
Capt. of Cricket, 1900-1.
Gilbert, George Saunders (Dec. 27, 1877), son of T., Sec. Empire
India Co., Southport House, Carlton Road, Putney.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1896. B.A., Emmanuel Coll., Camb., 1901; D. 1901;
P. 1903 (London).

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Goldsmid, Henry Guy William (Nov. 4, 1877), son of C., care of
Admiral W. Dowell, 49, Charleville Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1894.
Greg, Lionel Hyde (Jan. 19, 1879), son of E., retired colonial
broker, 21, Kensington Gore.
Left in Army A., July, 1897. Adm., Royal Indian Engineering Coll., Cooper's
Hill, 1897; now in India.
Grindle, Bernard Richard Theodore (June 10, 1879), son of E. S.,
tutor, 8, Beaumont Street, Oxford.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in U. VIII., July, 1897.
Scholar, Queen's Coll., Oxford, 1897; Second Class Classics Mods., 1899; Second
Class Litt. Hum., 1901; B.A. 1902; M.A. 1904; Inner Temple; passed Final
Law Exam., Class III., 1904.
Gubbay, Simon Marcus Simon (Dec. 8, 1879), son of Mrs., 14,
Rue de Phalsburg, Paris.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1897. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1896; French Composition Prize, 1897. Articled clerk to a solicitor.
Halse, Reginald Charles (June 16, 1881), son of J. J., retired hat
manufacturer, 19, Castletown Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1900. Exhibitioner, Brasenose Coll., Oxfd., 1900; B.A.
1905.
Capt., Cricket and Football, 1899-1900.
Hamilton, William (Jan. 6, 1880), son of John, merchant, Mel-
bourne House, 156, Hammersmith Road.
Left in L. Sc. IV., April, 1894.
Henson, Gerald John Reginald (Jan. 5, 1881), son of G. F., Civil
Service (retired), Udney House, Teddington.
Left in vi. B., July, 1897. Magdalen Coll., Oxford; Commission in Lanca-
shire Fusiliers, 1901; Lieut., 1904.
Hodges, Charles Linton (Nov. 12, 1879), son of J., brewer, Stone-
leigh, Worple Road, Wimbledon.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1897.
Hopkinson, John Gustav (Aug. 26, 1880), son of Dr. J., D.Sc.
Professor at King's College, Holmwood, Wimbledon Common.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1896. Left in Math. VIII., 1897. Smee
Prizes, 1895, 1896. Accidentally killed whilst mountaineering in Switzerland,
August 27, 1898.
Hunter, Edward Thomas Gurney (July 20, 1880), son of Captain,
R.N., 103, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. M. vIII., July, 1899. Trinity College, Oxford, 1899; B.A. 1902;
D. 1904 (Liverpool).
Ivens, Robert Carew (Oct. 1, 1880), son of J. H. A., civil engineer,
India, 58, Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in Army A. (Exhibitioner), July, 1898. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June,
1898; Commission, R.E., 1900; subsequently transferred to Bengal Sappers and
Miners at Roorkee. Died of enteric fever at the Fort Hospital, Delhi, January 6,
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
James, Thomas Leslie (Sept. 20, 1878), son of F., civil engineer,
48, Tregunter Road, South Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1896. Student, Onslow College.
Kemp, Herbert Bruce Sandford (Jan. 21, 1879), son of W. F.,
barrister, 5, Berkeley Gardens, Campden Hill.
Left in Army B., July, 1895.
Kemp-Welch, Stanley (Aug. 23, 1879), son of S., merchant, Ever-
sleigh, Challoner Street, West Kensington.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1898.
Kirkham-Blair, Ralph (Nov. 22, 1877), stepson of Hon. W. Yard
Buller, Churston Court, Ferrers, S. Devon.
Left in U. Sc. IV., July, 1894.
Langdon, Arthur William (Sept. 4, 1877), son of Mrs. C. J., 19,
Barton Street, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1896. Articled clerk to a firm of solicitors. Died
from rapid consumption, May 2, 1901, aged 24.
Latimer, Courtenay (Sept. 22, 1880), ward of Mrs. Homan, 52,
Addison Mansions.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in U. VIII., July, 1899.
Exhibitioner, Christ Church, Oxford, 1899; Third Class Classics Mods., 1901;
B.A., Third Class Litt. Hum., 1903; Civil Service Examination, 1903 (India).
Lees, Kenneth Arthur (April 10, 1881), son of Dr. D. B., physician,
22, Weymouth Street, Portland Place.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in U. Sc. VIII., July,
1900. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1899; King's Coll.,
Camb., 1901; Exhibitioner, 1903; B.A., First Class Nat. Science Tripos, Part I.,
1903; Univ. Coll., London, 1903; Univ. Entrance Scholarship, St. Mary's Hosp.,
1904.
Lightbody, Bernard Alexander (April 16, 1879), son of C. R.,
stockbroker, The Grange, Belvedere, Kent.
Left in Army C., April, 1896.
Litteljohn, Arthur Rieussett (April 1, 1881), son of Dr. S., M.D.,
Cuckoo House, Cuckoo Road, Hanwell, Middlesex.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1897. St. Mary's Hosp., 1903; Prize for Biology.
Boxing Medal (feather-weights), 1896 and 1897.
Manning, William Oke (Oct. 20, 1879), son of H. L., merchant,
51, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., April, 1896. Electrical engineer, Callendars Cable Co.,
Erith.
Marcy, Frederick Nichols (June 21, 1880), son of G. N., barrister,
114, Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in VII., December, 1897. Final Exam., Law Society, June, 1903.

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Marshall, Donald Guy (Jan. 4, 1879), son of H., retired boot-
maker, 65, Fairholme Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1895.
Matthew, Reginald Walter (Sept. 14, 1879), son of late Arch-
deacon of Colombo, 45, Barton Street, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1898. Scholar, Jesus Coll., Oxford, 1898; Second Class Classics Mods., 1900;
Second Class Litt. Hum., 1902; B.A. 1903; Civil Service Examination, 1903
(War Office).
Mattinson, Harold (Aug. 6, 1880), son of M. W., 7, Palace Gardens
Terrace, Kensington.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1899. Exhibitioner, Oriel Coll., Oxford, 1899;
Second Class Classics Mods., 1901; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1903; Clergy
Training School, Camb.; D. 1904; P. 1905 (London).
Mitchell, Hugh (Nov. 4, 1880), son of Capt. H., barrister, 6, Douro
Place, Victoria Road, Kensington.
Left in Special Science, July, 1898. Private in Electrical Engineers (Roy.
Eng.) Volunteers.
Neil, John Cavan (Sept. 6, 1879), son of Rev. J., Clerk in Holy
Orders, Hamilton House, Acton.
Left in Remove, December, 1894. Farming in Victoria, Australia, and in
New Zealand. Volunteered, 1901, in 7th New Zealand Mounted Rifles, and
served in the field in South Africa till the end of the war. Now at Narbet-
hong, Victoria, Australia (1903).
Nelson, Richard Albany (July 2, 1880), son of J., engineer, 14,
Nevern Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1896. Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1899.
Exhibitioner, Peterhouse, Camb., 1899; B.A. 1902; Second Class Law Tripos,
Part II., 1903; LL.B. 1903.
Capt. of Rowing and Swimming, 1898-9.
Nicholson, Reginald (April 23, 1880), son of H., wine merchant,
30, Castletown Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. v., July, 1896.
Normandy, Geoffrey Frank (Oct. 29, 1879), son of F., barrister,
25, Sisters Avenue, Clapham Common.
Left in L. Sc. VI., April, 1896. Engineer.
Nunes, Lionel George (Sept. 4, 1879), son of Mrs., care of Mrs.
Lyons, 14, Palace Court, Bayswater.
Left in Army A., December, 1896. Matriculation, London Univ., First Div.,
January, 1899.
Owen, Evelyn Hugh St. David (Nov. 16, 1880), son of J. P.,
private tutor, 48, Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Left in Special, December, 1893. Readmitted Capitation Scholar, May, 1894.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Pain, Basil Hewitt (Jan. 17, 1879), son of C., shipbroker, Sorrento,
Brondesbury.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1897. Emmanuel Coll., Camb., 1899; B.A., Third
Class Nat. Science Tripos, Part I., 1900; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., London, 1903;
M.B., B.C. (Cantab), 1904.
Parker, Northmore Eden (Sept. 28, 1877), son of late Surg.-Major,
7, Coleherne Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Army B., April, 1894.
Rose, Ronald Hugh Walrond (July 11, 1880), son of F. W.,
Civil Service, 4, Cromwell Crescent, South Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1897. 2nd Lieut., Royal Warwick Regt., 1899;
Lieut., 1900; Captain, 1901.
Rotch, Claude Dickason (Aug. 27, 1878), son of W. D., barrister-
at-law, 3, Beach Lawn, Waterloo, nr. Liverpool..
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1897. Trinity Hall, Camb., 1899-1901.
Soper, Hugh Thomas Burrell (Jan. 29, 1880), son of Dr. W.,
surgeon, 307, Clapham Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1898. Smee Prize, 1897; passed Parts I.
and III. for M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1897. Died after an operation in the private
ward of Guy's Hosp. on July 2, 1901, aged 21.
Squires, Herbert Chavasse (Jan. 8, 1880), son of Rev. H. C., Clerk
in Holy Orders, Holy Trinity Vicarage, Richmond.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in Sc. VIII. A.,
December, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1900;
Exhibitioner, Hertford Coll., Oxford, 1899, and Abbott Scholar, 1899; B.A.,
Second Class Nat. Science, 1903.
Boxing, 2nd Medal (light-weights), 1897; Capt., Boxing, 1898.
Stacey, William Reginald Bartlett (April 28, 1881), son of W. J.,
Asst. Director, Army Contracts, War Office, 19, Westgate
Terrace, Redcliffe Square.
Left in Remove, July, 1895. 2nd Lieut., Ind. Staff Corps, 1900.
Stephen, Carr St. John (July 30, 1878), ward of Miss Speare, 2,
Colville Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1895.
Stewart, James St. Clair Drysdale (Aug. 30, 1881), son of Col.
(abroad), care of Mrs. Depass, 31, Castletown Road, West
Kensington.
Left in Army A. (Exhibitioner, 1899), December, 1898. Adm., R.M.A., Wool-
wich, December, 1898; Commission in R.A., 1901; Lieut., April 3, 1901.
Stewart, Howard Douglas (Nov. 28, 1879), son of Dr. H. D., 98,
Redcliffe Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1896. Univ. Coll., London, 1896. Passed First
Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Part I., 1899.
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Taylor, Arthur Percy (Sept. 20, 1879), son of Mrs. W., 22, Mar-
gravine Gardens, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in Math. VIII., July,
1896. Smee Prize, 1896. Clerk in The Molson's Bank, Canada.
Thiselton-Dyer, George Henry (Sept. 21, 1879), son of W. T. T.,
C.M.G., C.I.E., Director, Royal Gardens, Kew.
Left in Army A., July, 1897. John Watson and Smee Prizes, 1897; Trin.
Coll., Camb., B.A., 1900.
Viner, Cecil Charles (May 18, 1878), son of C. J., Lay Sec., Univ.
Mission to Central Africa, 20, Bath Road, Bedford Park.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1895. Royal Naval Volunteers.
Walker, Craven Howell (Sept. 4, 1878), son of Mrs. E., 2, Challoner
Street, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1894. Left in U. VIII., July, 1899.
Scholar and Sykes Exhibitioner, Corpus Christi Coll., Camb., 1897; Second
Class (Division II.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1899; B.A., Second Class, Law
Tripos, Part I., 1900.
Watney, Charles Wanford (Dec. 22, 1880), son of Mrs. D., 17,
College Terrace, Brighton.
Left in L. v., July, 1895. Commission in Middlesex Regt., 1900; S. African
War, 1901; Lieut., 1902; Indian Staff Corps, 1903.
Wills, George Herbert Alexander (June 13, 1880), son of H. M.,
88, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. v., December, 1896.
Wilmer, Louis Emilius Chudleigh Worthington (April 14, 1879),
son of Lieut.-Col. L. (retired), 12, Gunterstone Road, West
Kensington.
Left in Army C., December, 1895. Commission in Somersetshire Light
Infantry, 1899; Lieut., 1901. Served with General Barton and General Hart,
took part in the engagements at Spion Kop and Pieter's Hill, and in the
relief of Ladysmith.
Wootton, John Charles (Jan. 2, 1881), son of A. F., Civil Service,
11, Wimbledon Park Road, Southfields.
Left in Medical, December, 1898. Passed Second Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
1903.
Capt. of Fives, 1898.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1894.
Lazarus, George Maitland (Mar. 22, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1893.
Lovett, Frederic Reynolds (Feb. 15, 1880).
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
MacAlister, George Ian (April 1, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1892.
Walker, Craven Howell (Sept. 4, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1894.
Andrews, Dennis Rivers (July 17, 1879), son of Mrs. (Father,
retired captain, Merchant Service), Coboro', Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1896. Student of Polytechnic School. Now in Brazil.
Appleton, John Hoblyn (Dec. 19, 1881), son of Mrs., 41, Edith
Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in U. VIII., July, 1901.
How Exhibitioner, Exeter Coll., Oxford, 1901; Third Class Classics Mods., 1903;
Third Class Litt. Hum., 1905.
Brass, Horace Lot (Aug. 9, 1880), son of L., engineer, 29, Trafalgar
Square, Chelsea.
Died in U. Sc. VII., November 19, 1896, aged 16.
Bridges, Harry Rowland (Feb. 6, 1881), son of H. W., officer,
L.C.C., 1, Fernshaw Road, Chelsea.
Left in L. VI., December, 1898. Commission in Lancashire Fusiliers (Militia),
1898; commission in Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regt.), 1901; resigned,
1903.
Broad, John Clement (Mar. 7, 1880), son of C. B., merchant,
Stamford Brook Lodge, Ravenscourt Park.
Left in U. Sc. VI., April, 1896.
Brock, Basil de Lisle (Nov. 13, 1879), son of C. de Lisle, surgeon,
Ashton Lawn, Tooting Graveney.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1896. Commission in South Staffordshire
Regt. (Militia), 1900; 2nd Lieut., 1st Batt., 1902; Indian Staff Corps, 1903.
Buckley, Hugh John Paul (April 20, 1881), nephew of F. I.
Marzials, Esq. (Father, merchant, Genoa), 2, Blomfield Villas,
Uxbridge Road.
Left in Special Sc., July, 1898.-Passed Coll. of Preceptors Exam., July, 1896.
Calf, Reginald Arthur Digby (May 28, 1879), son of T. W., tailor,
8, Irene Road, Fulham.
Left in Army B., July, 1896.
Collings, Ferdinand Marcus (Dec. 6, 1880), son of P., 44, Redcliffe
Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1896. Solicitor, admitted April, 1903, practising in
London.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cotton, Henry Sutherland (Dec. 30, 1877), son of J. S., barrister-
at-law, Editor of the Academy, 107, Abingdon Road, Ken-
sington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1896.
Dale, Thomas Langham (Jan. 25, 1880), son of T., solicitor, The
Chateau, 91, Ladbroke Road.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1897. Served in Imperial Yeomanry, South African
War. Now in Natal Police.
Dams, Louis Charles (Dec. 1, 1879), son of C. J., merchant, Walpole
Lodge, Strawberry Hill, Twickenham.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1896. Commission in 2nd Vol. Batt., Middlesex
Regt., 1900; Lieut., 1901; Capt., 1904.
Garnett, William Hubert Stuart (April 22, 1882), son of Prof. W.,
D.C.L., adviser to L.C.C. on Technical Education, 75, Gunter-
stone Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner and Keen's Scholar), 1900. Minor Scholar, Trin. Coll., Camb., 1900;
Perry Exhibitioner, 1901; Ninth Wrangler, 1902; B.A., First Class Mechanical
Science Tripos, 1903; Roman Law Exam., Class III., December, 1903; Con-
stitutional Law and Legal History, Class III., December, 1903; Evidence,
Procedure, and Criminal Law, Class I., 1904; Final Law Exam., Class II.,
1904.
Goldsmid, Reginald Francis (Jan. 9, 1880), son of Mrs., 63,
Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1895.
King-Stephens, Lionel Eustace (June 8, 1879), son of R., solicitor,
Salehurst, Hampton Road, Teddington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1896.
McDonnell, Michael Francis Joseph (June 15, 1882), son of F.,
Civil Service, 5, Coleherne Road, Earl's Court.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1901.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1899; Special Chemistry
Prize, 1900; Scholar, St. John's Coll., Camb., 1901; Winchester (Reading)
Prize, 1904; B.A. 1904; Inner Temple, 1905.
Treasurer of S. P. S. Union, 1901; President of the Cambridge Union Society,
1904.
Manly, George William (Aug. 12, 1879), son of H. W., actuary,
Mutual Life Insurance, 86, Queen's Road, Finsbury Park.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1898. Wadham Coll., Oxford, 1898; Third Class,
Mathematics Mods., 1900; B.A. 1903.
Mempes, Mortimer James (Nov. 9, 1879), son of M., artist, Osborn
Lodge, Fulham.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1895. Accidentally killed at the Joker Mine, in the
Abercorn District of Mashonaland, Rhodesia, February 6, 1900, aged 23.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Owen, Arthur Elibank Lewis (Dec. 12, 1881), son of Col. A. A.,
Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, 34, Barons Court Road,
West Kensington.
Left in L. IV., April, 1895.
Removed to Royal Naval School, Eltham;
Commission in Connaught Rangers, 1901; Lieut., November 7, 1903.
Platts, David John (Dec. 23, 1879), son of Mrs., 204, The Grove,
Hammersmith.
Left in Sc. VI., December, 1895. Clerk in solicitor's office; Prelim. Law
Exam.
Price-Hughes, Hugh Arnold (Oct. 7, 1880), son of Rev. H. P.,
Wesleyan minister, 8, Taviton Street, Gordon Square.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1899. London University.
Shattock, Charles Robert (Mar. 5, 1879), son of C., collector and
vaccination officer for Kensington, Stanley Lodge, Brandenburgh
Road, Chiswick.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1895. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1895; Guy's Hosp.; L.D.S., Eng., 1900; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1903.
Shepard, Ernest Howard (Dec. 10, 1879), son of H. D., architect
and water-colour painter, 2, Theresa Terrace, Ravenscourt
Park.
Left in vI. B., and Drawing, July, 1896. John Watson Prizes, 1895 and 1896;
Landscape Prizes, 1895 and 1896; Studentship, R. A. of Arts, 1897; Landseer
Scholarship, British Institute, 1899; exhibited two oil paintings at the Royal
Acad. of Arts, 1901; Silver Medal and Prize, painting from life, 1901; exhibited
in 1903, 1904, and 1905.
Solomon, Alfred Abraham (Jan. 28, 1880), son of Mrs. (Father,
merchant, Bombay), 113, Sutherland Avenue, Maida Vale.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1896. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1896; Royal College of Science (School of Mines), 1897; Intermediate
Science Exam., London, 1898. Assayer and Cyanide Chemist, Raub Australian
Gold Mining Company, Pahang, Malay States.
Thomas, Philip Edward (Mar. 3, 1878), son of P. H., Civil Service,
61, Shelgate Road, Battersea Rise.
Left in Hist. VIII., April, 1895. Scholar, Lincoln Coll., Oxford, 1898.
Thompson, Edward Vincent (Aug. 8, 1880), son of Dr. R. E., M.D.,
73, Lillie Road, Fulham.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1899. King's Coll., Camb., 1899; B.A. and LL.B.,
1903.
Thurston, Herbert (Nov. 11, 1880), son of J., bank manager, 184,
Clapham Road.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1896.
Watson, George (June 23, 1880), son of G., Registrar, Royal
College of Music, 49, Castletown Road, West Kensington.
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White, Eric Myles Foster (Feb. 20, 1879), son of A. M. G., reader
to G. Bell & Sons, 9, St. Peter's Square, Hammersmith.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1896.
Wilson, Christopher James (Mar. 29, 1879), son of Mrs., St. Kilda,
21, Earlsfield Road, Wandsworth Common.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June, 1895;
Scholar, Christ's Coll., Camb., 1898; First M.B. Exam., 1899; Second M.B.
Exam., 1901; B.A., First Class, Natural Science Tripos, Part I., 1901.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April, 1894.
Cavalier, Arthur Ramsden (Mar. 2, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Lee, Gilbert Stirling (June 20, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1891.
Lindsay, Henry Alexander Fanshawe (Mar. 11, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Matthew, Edmund Henry (Aug. 19, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1891.
Snowden, Cyril Ralph (Dec. 30, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1892.
Winterbotham, Edmund Micklem (May 23, 1882), son of W. H.,
solicitor, 6, Ladbroke Terrace, Notting Hill.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1901. Minor
Scholar, Trinity Coll., Camb., 1901; Foundation Scholar and Perry Exhibi-
tioner, 1902; B.A., Wrangler, 1904.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted May, 1894.
Blackford, Robert Walter (April 14, 1881), son of R. L., Civil
Service, 80, Brook Green, West Kensington.
Left in VII., July, 1898.
Boyd, William Stuart Jackson (April, 18, 1879), son of Rev. W.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, 45, Norfolk Square, Hyde Park.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1896. Natal Carbineers; was in Ladysmith during
the siege.
Butt, Wheatley Clegg (Dec. 11, 1879), son of J. H., bank manager,
16, Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Carrick, John Connell (Feb. 2, 1878), son of J. C., merchant, hat
manufacturer, 26, Portland Square, Carlisle.
Died from typhlitis, October 8, 1895, aged 17.
Castle, Frank Abercrombie (May 24, 1880), son of A., 45, Sutton
Court Road, Chiswick.
Left in L. Sc. IV., December, 1894.
awarded the S. A. Medal and two clasps.
Served in South African Constabulary;
Now in Demerara.
Chatterton, George (June 14, 1879), son of Dr. W., M.D., Chepstow
Lodge, Bromley, Kent.
Left in Medical, April, 1896. Commission in Royal Art., 1899; Lieut., 1901.
Chesterton, Frederick (July 3, 1880), son of S. R., estate agent,
31, Pembroke Road, Kensington.
Left in Medical, April, 1896.
Compton-MacKenzie, Edward Montagu (Jan. 17, 1883), son of
E., comedian and theatrical manager, 54, Avonmore Road,
West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1895. Left in History VIII., April,
1900. 2nd Lieut., 1st (Vol.) Batt., Bedfordshire Regt., 1900; Magdalen Coll.,
Oxford; B.A., Second Class Modern History, 1904.
Fox, Arthur Christopher Hamilton (Dec. 22, 1878), son of Mrs.,
36, Gledstanes Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. IV., December, 1894. Pembroke Coll., Oxford, 1898; B.A. 1901;
Wells Theol. Coll.; D. 1904; P. 1905 (Winchester).
Gray, Richard Whitmarsh (Sept. 11, 1879), son of R., railway
engineer, 104, Barons Court Road.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1898. Smee Prize, 1898; Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford;
B.A. 1901; passed Interm. Exam., Law Soc., Class I., April, 1903.
Hall, Julian Charles Gana (Jan. 30, 1879), son of C., secretary,
4, Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1896. Clerk in The Law Guarantee and Trust
Society.
Hunt, John Vernon (Nov. 8, 1878), son of Joseph, paper merchant,
Vere Lawn, Honor Oak Park.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1895.
Hutcheson, Steele (Mar. 1, 1880), son of Surg. Lieut.-Colonel, M.D.,
Indian Medical Service, 65, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., April, 1896. Commission in Connaught Rangers, 1899;
Lieut., 1901; took part in the engagement at Spion Kop; mentioned in Des-
patches, Lond. Gaz., September 10, 1901.
Kingdon, John Phillipps (Aug. 21, 1881), son of Rev. J. D., Clerk
in Holy Orders, Loose Vicarage, nr. Maidstone.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1894. Left in L. M. VIII., July,
1900. Exhibitioner, Jesus Coll., Camb., 1900; B.A., Third Class (Div. I.),
Classical Tripos, Part I., 1903.
Captain of "Houses" Club, 1899-1900; Shepard Challenge Cup (30 marks),
1900.

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Le Grand, Alfred Henry Harvey (June 3, 1880), son of A.,
hydraulic engineer, Magdala, Perryn Road, East Acton.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June,
1896; Singing Prize, 1897.
Leigh-Hunt, Walter Jocelyn (Oct 8, 1881), son of W., director
and secretary of public company, 25, Queensborough Terrace,
Bayswater.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1897. Now in Mexico.
Lydall, William Edward Dyer (Dec. 23, 1878), son of W. H.,
solicitor, Strawberry House, Chiswick Mall.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1895.
Meiklejohn, Walter Lloyd Sinclair (Jan. 31, 1878).
Transferred from Foundationers. See September, 1891.
Morris, Arthur Percy (Aug. 23, 1880), son of B. J., 27, Elms Road,
Clapham.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1897. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1897; Smee Prize, 1897. Electrical engineer.
Neil, Arthur Theodore (Mar. 15, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1890, and Foundationers, September, 1891.
Owen, Evelyn Hugh St. David (Nov. 16, 1880).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Pay, Ralph John (Jan. 31, 1879), son of Mrs., Haydn Lodge, 8,
Faton Rise, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. IV., April, 1895.
Peat, James Barclay (June 10, 1880), son of W. B., accountant,
Chase Lodge, Enfield.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1897. Apprenticed to engineering.
Perman, Archibald (June 30, 1879), son of Mrs., Wenderholme,
Merton Hall Road, Wimbledon.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1896. Second Class Certificate, College of
Preceptors Exam.
Phelps, Edmund Julian (April 10, 1881), son of Dr. A. M., medical
practitioner, 37, Compton Terrace, Highbury.
Left in U. v. B., April, 1898. Final Exam., Law Society, 1904.
Riviere, Bernard Beryl (April 30, 1880), son of B., Royal Acade-
mician, 82, Finchley Road.
Left in Medical, July, 1897. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1904.
Roberts, Charles Michael (Oct. 10, 1879), son of Mrs., 6, Weltje
Road, Ravenscourt Park, Hammersmith.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, June,
1896; Smee Prizes, 1896 and 1897; John Watson Prize, 1897; First Entrance
Scholarship, St. Thomas's Hosp., 1898; M.B., London, 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Roe, Everard Verdon (Feb. 20, 1880), son of Dr. E. H., surgeon,
103, Earl's Court Road.
Left in Math. VIII., April, 1898. Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1899; B.A., Junior
Optime, 1901; Ridley Hall, Camb., 1901; D. 1903 (Norwich).
Captain of Gymnasium, 1897.
Rudhall, Percy William Graham (March 2, 1880), son of J. P., The
Elms, Grays, Essex.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
July, 1898.
Shaw, Norman Rymer Mackintosh (Oct. 16, 1878), son of the Ven.
Archdeacon, Clerk in Holy Orders, 25, Fairholme Road, West
Kensington.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1897. Brasenose Coll., Oxford, 1898; Chinese
Customs, 1901.
Steer, Valentia (Mar. 31, 1880), son of Capt. C. B., Army (retired),
62, Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1894. Journalist; special correspondent of the Daily
Mail with Lord Curzon in India; accompanied General Gazelee's Relief Force
to Pekin in 1900; Editor of Madras Times, 1901.
Sutton, Cecil Norman Stafford (July 14, 1876).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, January, 1891.
Thornhill, Langton (May 17, 1880), son of H., silversmith, Mattock
Lane, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1896.
Warner, Howard Francis (May 8, 1881), son of Dr. F., physician,
5, Prince of Wales Terrace, Kensington Palace.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1898. Univ. Coll., London, 1898-9; Matricu-
lation, London Univ., First Class, July, 1899; London Hosp., 1899; Prelim.
Sci. M.B. Exam., Part I., 1900; First Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Part II., and
Second Exam., 1903.
Wontner, Max. Sewell (April 8, 1880), son of R., farmer, Little
Oakley Hall, Harwich.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1897. Lay reader, St. Alban's Diocese, 1901;
D. 1903; P. 1905.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1894.
Appleton, John Hoblyn (Dec. 19, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1894.
Bailey, George Frederick Selborne (Dec. 20, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Barkby, Edwin Manton (Nov. 10, 1880), son of E., Vice-Principal,
Training College, Wood Hayne, Spring Grove, Isleworth.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1899. Scholar, Pembroke College, Oxford, 1899; Third
Class Classics Mods., 1901; Fourth Class Litt. Hum, 1903; B.A. 1904.

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[1894
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Caddy, Adrian (Jan. 10, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1891.
Carr, Howard Ellis (Dec. 26, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Cavalier, Harold Omer (Dec. 1, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Chamier, Alfred Edward (Feb. 6, 1882), son of Major-Gen., retired
(Army), 39, Philbeach Gardens.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1901. Scholar, Oriel Coll., Oxford, 1901; Second Class
Classics Mods., 1903; B.A. 1904; Third Class Modern History, 1905.
Drury, Horace Baker (Sept. 18, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Garnett, William Hubert Stuart (April 22, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1894.
Garnett, James Clerk Maxwell (Oct. 30, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Gibb, David Eric Wilson (Mar. 7, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Grindle, Bernard Richard Theodore (Jan. 10, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Hobday, Richard Henry (July 13, 1879), son of S. W., Civil Service,
19, Kynndale Road, Stoke Newington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1898. Scholar, Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1898; B.A.,
First Class (Div. III.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1901; Third Class Theological
Tripos, Part II., 1902; D. 1902 (London); P. 1903 (Chichester).
Kingdon, John Phillipps (Aug. 21, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1894.
Latimer, Courtenay (Sept. 22, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Lees, Kenneth Arthur (April 10, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
McDonnell, Michael Francis Joseph (June 15, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1894.
Mella, Frederick Johann Gustavus (Sept., 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Morton, William Levett (May 28, 1881), son of W., civil engineer,
98, Oxford Gardens.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1900. Scholar, Queen's Coll., Oxford, 1900; Second Class
Classics Mods., 1902; B.A., Third Class Litt. Hum., 1904.
Rouse, Alexander Macdonald (Sept. 14, 1878).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1892.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Royal-Dawson, Vernon Douglas (Feb. 22, 1881), son
son of Mrs.,
7, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1900. Singing Prize, 1896; High
Master's Latin Verse Prize, 1898; Senior Latin Elegiac Verse Prize, 1899;
Thruston Prize, 1900; Scholar, Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford, 1900; Second Class
Classics Mods., 1902; Second Class Litt. Hum., 1904; Civil Service Exam.,
1904 (India).
Sifton, Samuel Elgood (Sept. 17, 1880), son of T. E., Asst. Secty.,
G.P.O., 53, Shepherd's Bush Green.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1897; G.P.O., Secretary's Office.
Story, George Francis (Oct. 4, 1881), son of Rev. G. J., Clerk in
Holy Orders, Holy Trinity Vicarage, Barnes.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1900. Naval Store Clerkship, 1900.
Thompson, Augustus Perronet (Aug. 1, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1892.
Walker, Henry Colin (Sept. 10, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Willis, John Keith (July 17, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1891.
Wilson, Christopher James (Mar. 29, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1894.
Woolf, Leonard Sidney (Nov. 25, 1880), son of Mrs. (Father deceased,
Q.C.), 101, Lexham Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1899. Exhibitioner, Trinity Coll., Camb., 1899; B.A.,
First Class (Div. III.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1902; Second Class Classical
Tripos, Part II., 1903; Proxime Accessit, Members' Prize, Camb., 1903.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1894.
Ainsworth, Henry Lawrence (Sept. 10, 1881), son of Capt., retired
(Army), 55, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1899. 2nd Lieut., 3rd Batt., East Surrey Regt. (Militia),
1899; Lieut., Ind. Staff Corps, 1903.
Alberga, Eugene (Dec. 20, 1880), son of E., merchant, 3, The
Triangle, North Kensington.
Left in L. IV., July, 1895. London Stock Exchange.
Anderson, Matthew Edmund Moore (July 26, 1880), son of R., Asst.
Commissioner of Police, 39, Linden Gardens.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1899. Exhibitioner, Queens' Coll., Camb., 1899;
B.A., Junior Optime, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Bailey, Arnold Savage (Feb. 28, 1881), son of A., barrister, 43,
Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1899. Singing Prize, 1899; Interm. Law Soc. Exam.,
1902; Final Law Soc. Exam., 1903.
Capt. Football, 1898-9.
Barrett, John Frances Burney (June 23, 1882), son of J. P., tutor,
5, Girdlers Road, Brook Green.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in Hist. VIII., July,
1901.
Bartlett, Frank Dyson (Aug. 12, 1881), son of T. H., solicitor,
57, Fellows Road, South Hampstead.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1899.
Bentwitch, Norman de Mattos (Feb. 28, 1883), son of H., solicitor,
58, Avenue Road, Regent's Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), 1901. Bedford and Truro Prizes, 1898; Butterworth and Montagu
Prizes, 1900; Knyaston Prize, 1901; Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1900; Minor Scholar, Trin. Coll., Camb., 1901; Foundation Scholar
and Perry Exhibitioner, 1902; First Class (Div. I.) Classical Tripos, Part I.,
1903; Stewart of Rannoch Scholarship, 1904; First Class Classical Tripos,
Part II., 1905; B.A. 1905.
Browne, Walter Wemyss (May 8, 1881), son of Col. W. B., Duke of
Cornwall's L. Infantry, 6, Bolingbroke Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. v., July, 1897. In business.
Bushe-Fox, Joscelyn Plunket (July 7, 1880), son of Mrs., Benlomond
House, Hampstead.
Left in U. v. B., December, 1897.
Butt, Ashworth Clegg (June 6, 1881), son of J. H., bank manager,
33, Avonmore Gardens, West Kensington.
Left in vI. A., April, 1898. Smee Prize, 1896; Commission in R.M.L.I.,
1899; Lieut., 1900.
Campbell, Charles Graham (June 3, 1880), son of C., tea merchant,
owner of Isle of Jura, N.B., 10, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1898.
Chaplin, Lindsay Lennox (July 9, 1882), son of J. H., 28, Penywern
Road, Earl's Court.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1895. Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1901.
John Watson Prize, 1897; Scholar, Trinity Hall, Camb., 1900: Third Class
(Div. I.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1904; Second Class Classical Tripos, Part II.,
1905.
Chappell, Frederick Edmundson (June 3, 1881), son of C. A.,
dealer in art fabrics, 21, Marylands Road, Paddington.
Left in Hist. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1900. Stock Exhibitioner, Corpus
Christi Coll., Camb., 1900; B.A. 1903; Spencer Scholar, 1904. Master in a
Preparatory School for Eton, Rugby, etc., 1904.
Christie, Harold (Sept. 17, 1880), son of J., Bengal Pilot Service,
care of Mrs. Taunton, 15, Wharton Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1899. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1897.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Chute, Mervyn Lyde (Feb. 11, 1881), son of Mrs., 40, Vereker
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Up. v. B., July, 1897. Government employ on railway construction
works in South Africa.
Cohen, John Philip (Dec. 10, 1881), son of J. P., merchant, 103,
Cambridge Gardens.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in Hist. VIII., July
1901. Naval Store Clerkship, 1902.
Courtney, Harold Wykeham (Oct. 18, 1880), son of W. L., editor
of Fortnightly Review, 53, Belsize Park.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1898. Electrical engineer at Arc Works, Chelms-
ford.
Dawson, Edward Elliott Neville (Oct. 19, 1880), son of E. B.,
banker, care of Mrs. Dawson, 10, Bolingbroke Road, West
Kensington.
Left in L. IV., April, 1895. Worcester Training Ship. Joined the P. O. O.
Service, and is now an officer on H.M. transport Plassy.
Dixon, Alban (June 14, 1881), son of Rev. J., Clerk in Holy
Orders, 65, Sutherland Avenue.
Left in Medical, July, 1898. Passed Coll. of Preceptors Exam., September,
1897; Medical Student, St. Mary's Hosp.; passed First Exam., M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., Part I., 1898; passed First Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Part II.,
1899; passed Second Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1902. Attached to Vol.
Army Med. Corps (London), 1901.
Draffen, Frederick George William (Feb. 21, 1880), son of F. J.,
retired farmer, 6, Royal Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in Army A., April, 1898. Commission in The Cameronians (Scottish
Rifles), 1899; Lieut, 1901. South African War, 1899-1901; Relief of Lady-
smith, including action at Colenso; operations of January 17-24, 1900, and
action at Spion Kop (slightly wounded); operations in Natal, May to June,
1900, including action at Laings Nek, June 6-9; operations in the Transvaal,
east of Pretoria, July to November 29, 1900.
Ebbett, William John (April 30, 1880), son of D. J., engineer to
Acton Local Board, 15, Pierrepont Road, Springfield Park,
Acton.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1896. Articled pupil to engineer to Urban District
Council.
Eddowes, Henry Cyril (Sept. 13, 1880), son of Mrs., 67, Nether-
wood Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1899. Corpus Christi Coll., Camb., Stock Exhibi-
tioner, 1900; B.A. 1902; D. 1905.
Elliot, Arthur (Aug. 16, 1882), son of J. G., mining engineer, and
grandson of A. Jones, Walmer House, 28, Rivercourt Road,
Hammersmith.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1897. Student at Durham College of Science.

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[1894
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Foster, John Roland (May 9, 1880), son of J. R., inspector of
assurance, 32, Charleville Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1898. Medical Student, Univ. Coll., 1900-1.
Boxing, 1st Medal (bantam-weights), 1897.
Goad, Horace Johnstone (Dec. 9, 1881), son of H. B., secretary to
Simla Municipality, grandson of Mrs. Berkeley, 25, Davisville
Road, Ravenscourt Park.
Left in Army C., July, 1897. Removed to Dulwich College, whence he
entered R. M. C., Sandhurst; 2nd Lieut., Ind. Staff Corps, 1900; Lieut., 1902.
Gow, Kenneth (Mar. 25, 1880), son of W., tea broker, 184, Earl's
Court Road.
Left in Special Science, July, 1897. Associateship, Royal School of Mines,
1902.
Graham, Cyril Douglas (April 5, 1881), son of J., Civil Service
(Board of Agriculture), 66, Kensington Mansions, Earl's Court.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1898. Medical student; passed, First Exam., for
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Part III., 1903.
Gray, Harry Tyrrell (Sept. 10, 1880), son of R., railway engineer,
care of Mrs. Gray, 104, Baron's Court Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1899.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June, 1898; Trinity Coll., Camb., 1899;
First M.B. Exam., Camb., Part I., 1900; B.A., Second Class Nat. Science
Tripos, Part I., 1902; Second M.B. Exam., Camb., Part I., 1903; Third M.B.
Exam., Part I., Camb., 1904; House Surgeon, St. Thomas's Hospital.
Griffiths, Harry Melville (July 16, 1881), son of W., civil engineer,
61, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1899. Adm. R.I.E.C., Cooper's Hill, June, 1899.
Hacking, William Barrett (Oct. 10, 1880), son of W. B., house
furnisher, 28, Phillimore Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1897. Trooper, Imperial Yeomanry.
Hall, Edgar Vine (Nov. 3, 1881), son of N. V., accountant, 4, The
Avenue, Brondesbury.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in U. VIII., July, 1901.
Demy, Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 1900; Second Class Classics Mods., 1902; Second
Class Litt. Hum., 1904; Civil Service Examination, 1905; B.A. 1905.
Handcock, Percy Stewart Peache (Oct. 24,
Clerk in Holy Orders, St. Simon's
sington.
1882), son of Rev. R.,
Vicarage, West Ken-
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in L. M. VIII., July,
1901. Christ, Church, Oxford; Pusey and Ellerton Scholar, 1903; B.A., 1904.
Haselfoot, Cecil Rawdon Walter (Feb. 1, 1882), son of F. K. H.,
barrister, 31, Princes Square.
Left in Army C., December, 1897. Removed to St. Edward's School, Oxford.
Now in South Africa.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Haussmann, Robert Alexander (May 27, 1881), son of Mrs., 56,
Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in Medical, December, 1898.
Hay, Keith Gordon (Oct. 17, 1880), son of T., master mariner.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1896.
Henson, Percy Trevor (Jan. 11, 1882), son of G. F., Civil Service,
Udny House, Teddington, Middlesex.
Left in L. IV., July, 1896.
Hett, Walter Stanley (April 8, 1882), son of Dr. G., M.D., 100,
Inverness Terrace.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in U. VIII., July, 1901.
Scholar of Wadham Coll., Oxford, 1900; Second Class Classics Mods., 1903;
B.A., Third Class Litt. Hum., 1905.
Hilton-John, Herbert (Oct. 10, 1878), son of Dr. W., surgeon, 19,
Avonmore Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1895. Engaged in Standard Bank, South
Africa.
Hopkins, Walter Donald (Sept. 17, 1882), son of T. H., merchant,
67, Mount Park Road, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in Sc. VIII. A. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1899;
Scholar, Trinity Hall, Camb., 1901; First M.B. Exam., Camb., 1902; First
Class Nat. Sci. Tripos, Part I., 1904.
Hose, Charles Thomas (Oct. 16, 1880), son of The Right Rev.
Lord Bishop of Sarawak and Singapore, Bishop's House,
Singapore.
Left in Special Science, December, 1895.
Hutt, Cecil William (Mar. 23, 1880), ward of E., commercial
traveller, Norfolk House, Acton Green, Chiswick.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1896. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1899. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June, 1896;
Exhibitioner, Trinity Coll., Camb., 1899; Interm. Exam. in Science (Honours
in Botany), London Univ., 1900; B.A., Natural Science Tripos, Part I., 1902;
University Scholarship, St. Bartholomew's Hosp., 1902; Second M.B. Exam.,
Camb., and in Anatomy and Physiology, 1903; Third M.B. Exam., Part I.,
1904.
Jennings, Richard John (Jan. 2, 1881), son of Mrs., 31, Carlyle
Square, Chelsea.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1898. French Composition Prize, 1898; New
College, Oxford; B.A., Second Class Modern History, 1902; Second Class
Jurisprudence, 1903.
Joll, Kenneth Harry Boyd (April 26, 1880), son of Dr. B. B.,
physician, 37, Hertford Street, Mayfair.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1896.

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[1894
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Kafka, Emil Julius (Sept. 14, 1882), son of Mrs. (Father, woollen
merchant), 22, Montpelier Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in U. M. VIII., April,
1901. Scholar, Queens' Coll., Camb., 1901; Second Class (Div. III.), Classical
Tripos, Part I., 1904.
Keigwin, Henry David (May 14, 1881), son of C. D., bank clerk,
Capel House, Colchester.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1900. Organ Scholar, Peterhouse, Camb., 1902.
Capt. of Fives, 1899-1900.
Kemp, Edgar Stephen (May 22, 1881), son of S. B., professor of
pianoforte, R.A.M. and R.C.M., 84, Lansdowne Road, Notting
Hill.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1900. Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 1900; B.A., Third
Class Modern History, 1904.
Kennedy, Edward Gordon (May 14, 1880), son of E., solicitor,
87, Lexham Gardens.
Left in vI. B., April, 1898. Interm. Law Soc. Exam., June, 1902.
Langman, Francis William (July 14, 1881), son of A. W. F., art
inspector and examiner, 22, St. James's Square, Notting Hill.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1900. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1899; Interm. Exam., Royal Institute of British Architects, June,
1904.
Lawrence, Edward Robert (May 17, 1882), son of R., 30, Matheson
Road, West Kensington.
Left in VII., December, 1898. Articled clerk to chartered accountant.
Livingstone, Guy (July 17, 1881), son of Mrs., 62, Fairlawn Grove,
Chiswick.
Left in Army C., December, 1896. Trooper in Imperial Yeomanry, January,
1902.
MacDonald, Percy Brooming (May 10, 1880), son of Mrs., 31,
Palliser Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1897. Is now in West Australia, mining.
MacLean, Lachlan John Alan (June 5, 1881), son of C. D., I.C.S.,
159, Cromwell Road, South Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1898. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1899. Com-
mission in R.M.L.I., 1899.
Marshall, Harold (Sept. 8, 1881), son of C., headmaster, School
of Music, Watford, 222, The Grove, Hammersmith.
Left in Remove, April, 1896. Traffic Manager's Office, Cape Government
Railways, East London, South Africa.
Marcus, Archie Edgar (July 6, 1879), son of J., merchant, 9,
Lancaster Road, Belsize Park.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Matthew, Alfred Churchill (Sept. 8, 1881), son of late Archdeacon
of Colombo, 45, Barton Street, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1897. In Ceylon.
Melhuish, Ralph Paul (Oct. 26, 1881), son of C. J., merchant, 49,
Aynhoe Road, Brook Green.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in Math. VIII., July,
1899.
Mitchell, Alan Alexander McCaskyll (Nov. 24, 1882), son of Capt.,
barrister, late Army R. I., 6, Douro Place, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
Scholar, Peterhouse, Camb., 1901; Second Class (Div. II.), Classical
Tripos, Part I., 1904; Civil Service Exam., 1905. (Colonial Cadet.)
1901.
Murray, Charles Richard (Feb. 6, 1881), son of Lady, 20, Har-
court Terrace, South Kensington.
Left in Army C., December, 1897.
Nash, Foster Henry (May 27, 1880), son of J., artist, 36, The
Avenue, Bedford Park.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1896.
Nepean, Leonard Percy St. Vincent (Feb. 2, 1879), son of Com.
St. V., R.N., Inspector R. N. Life-Boat Inst., 1, Gunterstone
Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1896. Joined the C.I.V.'s as a private in 1900 and
went out to South Africa; then obtained a Commission in the Imperial Yeomanry,
1902; 2nd Lieut., 3rd Batt. Liverpool Regt., 1903.
Nixon, Fergus Brinsley (Oct. 16, 1880), son of B. de C., 27,
Collingham Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in Army B., December, 1896. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, December,
1897; Lieut., Forfar and Kincardine Art. (Militia), 1900; 2nd Lieut., 6th
Dragoons, 1900; Lieut., 1902.
Pare, Hubert (Mar. 18, 1882), son of H. J., Sunnyside, Chiswick
Mall.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in Hist. VIII., April,
1901. Assistant Naval Store Officer, Devonport Dockyard.
Pearce, Frederick Spencer (June 26, 1879), son of R., Supt. Rail-
ways Rolling Stock, India, 55, Lillieshall Road, Clapham.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1895.
Rebsch, Rupert Frederic William (Jan. 29, 1882), son of S., P. W. D.
(India), Byculla Club, Bombay, India.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1898. Left in U. VIII., July, 1901.
Exhibitioner, Clare Coll., Camb., 1901; Third Class (Div. I.) Classical Tripos,
Part I., 1904.
Capt. of "Houses" Club, 1901; Bisley VIII., 1898 and 1899; First XV.,
1899 and 1900.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Robinson, Reginald William (June 15, 1880), son of R. A., chemist,
195, Brompton Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1897. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1897. Went out to South Africa as a private in the C.I.V.'s (1900);
Associateship, Royal School of Mines, 1902.
Rothschild, Lionel Joseph (Mar. 25, 1882), son of David, fine art
dealer, 13, Roland Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1897. On the Stock Exchange, London.
Rumsey, George Hubert (April 22, 1880), son of Mrs., teacher,
63, Netherwood Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1896. Went out to South Africa as a Private in the
C.I.V.'s (1900).
Russell, Arthur John George (Mar. 6, 1881), son of A. G., 44,
Portland Road, Notting Hill.
Left in vI. A., April, 1896.
Rye, Hubert Gould (May 1, 1880), son of W., solicitor, Frognal
House, Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1896.
Salamon, Sidney Dudley Martin (Oct. 8, 1882), son of A., contractor,
Kensal Villa, 423, Harrow Road.
Left in Special Science, July, 1899. At Pretoria in the Repatriation Depart-
ment of the Transvaal.
Sich, Percy Bertram Wardell (June 20, 1881), son of A., brewer,
Norfolk House, Chiswick.
Left in L. VI., July, 1899. Central Technical College; now in an architect's
and surveyor's office.
Sonnenthal, Frederic Moritz (Nov. 29, 1880), son of R., general
merchant, Grafton Lodge, 24, Quex Road.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1897.
Standbridge, William John (Nov. 7, 1880), son of Lieut.-Col., R.A.,
60, Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in Army A., July, 1898.
Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June, 1898; Commission in Roy. Art., 1900; Lieut.,
1901.
Standbridge, Charles Haswell (May 9, 1882), as above.
Left in Army A., December, 1900. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June and
December, 1900; Commission in Suffolk Regt., 1902.
Stewart, Francis John (Aug. 1, 1882), son of L. F. M., solicitor,
3, Newburgh Road, Acton.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1900. Interm. Law Exam., Class II., 1902.
Skene, George Alexander (July 6, 1880), son of F. J., Clerk in
House of Lords, 47, Addison Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1897. Is now in Burmah, in the employment of the
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
St. John, Evelyn (Dec. 27, 1881), son of Mrs., 10, Cromwell Grove,
Shepherd's Bush.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in L. M. VIII., July,
1899. Clerk.
Talbot, Douglas Gerald (Mar. 29, 1880), son of J. W., solicitor,
32, Binden Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1896. Mechanical Engineer.
Thompson, Frederick Bertie (Aug. 4, 1880), son of J., clerk to
solicitor, 18, Mall Road, Hammersmith.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1896.
Torrens, James Aubrey McCullagh (Sept. 4, 1881), son of H. C.,
theatrical manager, 2, Kensington Court Gardens.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1895. Left in Sc. VIII. A. (Exhibitioner),
July, 1900. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1898; Pauline
Entrance Scholarship, St. George's Hosp., 1900; Prelim. Scientific M.B. Exam.,
London Univ., 1899; Hospital Prize, 1902; Second Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
Part I., 1902, and Final, Part III., 1903; Interm. M.B. Exam., London Univ.,
1903; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1905.
Tull, John Leslie (May 6, 1882), son of A. H., brewer, 5, Egleston
Road, Putney.
Left in Special Science, April, 1898. Bank of England.
Turner, Arthur John Trevor (Sept. 18, 1880), son of A. F., solicitor
to High Court, Bombay, 44, Russell Road.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1897. Became a trooper in the Bombay Light
Horse. Died from typhoid fever at Cumballa Hill, Bombay, on September 28,
1901, aged 21.
Usmar, Norman Alan (Feb. 19, 1880), son of J. H., merchant,
Heather Lodge, Barnes Common.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1897. Science Student, Univ. Coll., London,
1897-8.
Vaughan-Jones, Edward (Sept. 6, 1879), son of E., 9, Well Walk,
Hampstead.
Left in Army A., December, 1897.
Wallace, St. Cleve Arthur (Nov. 12, 1880), son of Rev. C. S., Clerk
in Holy Orders, Ascension Vicarage, Lavender Hill.
Left in Special Science, December, 1896.
Watson, John Francis (Mar. 6, 1880), son of J., accountant, 43,
Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1896. Electrical Engineer in charge of the testing
work of Messrs. Callender's Cable Construction Co.
Watt, Robert Honey (June 20, 1880), son of Mrs., Stoneleigh,
Unerdale Road, Kew Gardens.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1896. Medical Student, Univ. Edin., October 25,
1899.
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[1895
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Welsh, Herbert Inman (Sept. 5, 1883), son of Dr. J., M.D., 39,
St. Quintin's Avenne, North Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in Sc. VIII. A., July,
1902. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, January, 1901; passed Prelim.
Sci. (M.B.) Exams., Parts I. and II., London Univ., 1901-2.
Wilmer, Geoffrey Raymond Worthington (April 10, 1880), son of
Col. L. (retired), 12, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., December, 1896. Commission in Cameronians (Scottish
Rifles), 1900; Lieut., May 20, 1903; South African War, 1899-1901; operations
in the Transvaal, east of Pretoria, July to November 29, 1900.
Wilkinson, Cuthbert (Feb. 2, 1880), son of Mrs., 45, Albany Road,
Castle Hill, Ealing.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1895.
Wilson, John Goddard (Aug. 3, 1881), son of Capt. W., Royal Navy,
76, Warwick Road, Maida Vale.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1899. Smee Prize, 1898; two special Art Prizes,
1899; passed Interm. Exam. for Royal Institute of British Architects, 1901;
Third Class draughtsman, Public Works Dept., Transvaal, 1902.
Wilson, Leslie Marshall (June 6, 1880), son of W., Madras I. C. S.
(retired), 16, St. James's Square.
Left in Army C., December, 1895. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1898;
Commission in East Surrey Regt., 1900; Lieut., 1901; Tirah, 1897-8; Medal
with 2 clasps; China Expedition, 1900-1.
Wolff, Arthur Mark (July 14, 1882), son of Dr., M.D., 4, Ilchester
Gardens, Princes Square.
Left in U. IV., April, 1895. Birkbeck Coll. and Univ. Tutorial Coll., 1902;
Interm. Exam. in Sc. (Div. I.), London Univ., 1903.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1895.
Aitken, Robert Mempes (Mar. 11, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Brown, Percy Richard Barrington (July 20, 1881), son of C. B.,
geologist, 41, St. Quintin's Avenue, North Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1900. Scholar, Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1900; B.A.,
First Class (Div. II.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1903; First Class, Part II., 1904.
Collins, Sydney Mason (July 7, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1895.
Compton-MacKenzie, Montague Edward (Jan. 17, 1883).
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1895.
Ashby, Marcus Warner (Feb. 5, 1881), son of J., banker, The Close,
Staines, Middlesex.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1900. Trinity Hall, Camb., 1901; B.A., 1903.
Capt. of "Houses" and School Rowing Clubs, 1899-1900.
Bates, Leonard Reginald (Mar. 12, 1882), son of L. C., wine merchant,
The Cottage, St. Margaret's, Twickenham.
Left in II., July, 1895. Manager to a firm of auctioneers and surveyors.
Beadnell, Herbert Owen Marsh (July 27, 1879), son of Major C. E.
(retired), R.A., 48, Castletown Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., April, 1897. Smee Prize, 1896; Guy's Hosp., 1898; M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., London, 1903; Commission in Royal Army Medical Corps, 1904.
Bell, Charles David Jarrett (April 14, 1881), son of G. A., tea
planter, 66, Ladbroke Grove.
Left in Army B., July, 1897. Engineer Student, Royal Navy; Royal Naval
Engineers, 1897.
Bell, Hugh Reginald (May 7, 1879), son of Rev. S., Clerk in Holy
Orders, Fern Lodge, Grove Road, Brixton.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1898. Singing Prize, 1898; Academical Clerkship,
Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 1899; B.A. 1902; Asst. Master Yardley Court School,
Tonbridge.
Bell, Richard Eardley Thomas (Dec. 3, 1882), son of Mrs., 37,
Palliser Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in U. M. VIII.,
December, 1901. Exhibitioner, St. John's Coll., Camb., 1902; B.A., Second
Class (Div. III.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1905.
Bentley, Francis Bernard (April 5, 1881), son of J. E., Civil Service,
7, Camden Square.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1899. Smee Prize, 1897.
Gymnastics, Aldershot, 1899.
Black, Walter Geoffrey (April 21, 1881), son of A., manager at
Broadwood's, Dhu House, Routh Road, Wandsworth.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1898; Central Technical College.
Bromley, Raymund (Jan. 7, 1883), son of J., Civil Service, 52,
Elsham Road, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Died, September, 1899,
aged 16.
Bromley, Valentine Herbert (April 2, 1879), son of H., surgeon-
dentist, Bombay, India.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1896.

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[1895
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Clementi, Lockhart (Nov. 11, 1881), son of Col. M. (retired), Indian
Army, 1, Mornington Avenue, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., April, 1898. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December, 1899;
Private in Cape Mounted Riflemen; with General Elliott, under the Dranken-
burg mountains, September, 1901.
de Mersan, Raoul (Aug. 14, 1881), son of J., music instructor, 13,
Ashchurch Terrace, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in U. IV., July, 1896.
Fairclough, Robert Twentyman (July 20, 1880), son of W., bank
manager, Frognal, Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. vI., July, 1897.
Fitz-Roy, Victor Robert Charles (July 4, 1880), son of H. M.,
Army (retired), 12, Marlborough Road, Richmond, Surrey.
Left in Special, July, 1895. Commission in Worcestershire Regt., 1900.
Gentleman-farmer.
Gardner, Percy Alfred (Mar. 6, 1881), son of G. J., upholsterer,
Sutherland House, 5, Grosvenor Road, Gunnersbury.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1897. Insurance official.
Gee, Athole Murray (Jan. 9, 1881), son of B., electrical engineer,
69, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. vI., July, 1896.
Goldney, Edmund Peel (Dec. 11, 1880), son of Rev. S., school-
master, 14, Priory Park, Kew.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1896. Great Indian Peninsula Railway, London.
Greenfield, Sydney Herbert (Nov. 25, 1880), son of T., draper,
11, Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VI., April, 1897.
Heron, John Barclay (April 23, 1883), son of Dr., physician,
57, Harley Street.
Left in Army A., December, 1899. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, December,
1899; Commission, R.E., 1901; Lieut., 1904.
Howse, Francis Robert (April 15, 1881), son of Dr., surgeon,
1, Earlsfield Gardens, Allfarthing Lane, Wandsworth.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in Sc. VIII. A., July,
1900. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, June, 1897; Open Entrance
Scholarship, St. Mary's Hospital, 1900; Certificate of Honour in Biology, St.
Mary's Hospital, 1901; Prelim. Sci. Exam. (M.B.), Part I., London Univ., 1901;
First Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Part II.
Jeaffreson, John Walter (Sept. 6, 1880), son of W. J., J.P. (Bombay
Education Dept.), 15, Tavistock Road, Westbourne Park.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1899.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Johns, Cecil Starr Macklecem (Jan. 17, 1881), son of E. W., whole-
sale stationer, 20, Linden Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1897.
Judd, Francis Arthur (Jan. 17, 1882), son of Mrs., 7, Mornington
Avenue, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1901. Junior Latin Elegiac Verse Prize, 1898; Milton Prize, 1899; Senior
Latin Elegiac Verse Prize, 1900; Greek Verse Prizes, 1900 and 1901; Scholar,
Selwyn Coll., Camb., 1901; Second Class (Div. III.) Classical Tripos, Part I.,
1904,
Kelsey, Lionel Victor (Sept. 6, 1880), son of Mrs., 2, Lancaster
Street, Hyde Park.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1896. Went to Germany to complete his studies;
subsequently went to South Africa with Paget's Horse, and died of enteric
fever at Kimberley on July 24, 1900, aged 18.
Kemp, Stanley Wells (June 14, 1882), son of S., professor of
music, 80, Oxford Gardens, Notting Hill.
Left in U. VI., December, 1899. Smee Prize, 1897 and 1899.
Kennedy, Douglas Wyburn (Sept. 25, 1881), son of E., solicitor,
87, Lexham Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in L. VI., April, 1899. Interm. Law Soc. Exam., June, 1902.
Kirby, Herbert Robert (April 29, 1881), son of W., H.M. Customs
(retired), 20, Mattock Lane, Ealing.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1895. Entered Westminster as a Queen's Scholar;
Exhibitioner, Christ Church, Oxford, 1900; Fourth Class Classics Mods., 1902.
Died suddenly at Oxford, May 15, 1903, aged 22.
Kisch, Barthold Schlesinger (Oct. 25, 1882), son of H. J., merchant,
27, Marlborough Place, St. John's Wood.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1896. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner),
July, 1901. Exhibitioner, Exeter Coll., Oxford, 1901; First Class Classics Mods.,
1903; Carter Scholar, 1904; B.A., Second Class Litt. Hum., 1905.
McDonell, Alastair Somerled (Feb. 13, 1881), son of A. R., sec.
to public company, 32, Elm Park Road, Chelsea.
Left in L. v., April, 1898. Landscape Prizes, 1897 and 1898.
Maw, Thomas Frederick (Jan. 30, 1881), son of W. W., civil
engineer, 18, Addison Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1899. Engineering student, Univ. Coll., London,
1903-4.
Meares, Cyril Frankland (Nov. 17, 1880), ward of Mrs. Broke
Meares, Kneller Hall, Hounslow, Middlesex.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1896. Commission in Roy. Irish Fusiliers,
1900; Lieut., 1903; South African War, 1899-1900.

312
[1895
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Muir-Mackenzie, Montague Ronald Alfred (April 22, 1881), son
of J. W., Indian Civil Service, 20, Stanley Crescent.
Left in U. IV., April, 1896. Jesus Coll., Camb., 1901.
Muir-Mackenzie, Kenneth James (May 1, 1882), as above.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1900. John Watson Prizes, 1898, 1899, and 1900;
Jesus Coll., Camb.; Third Class Law Tripos, Part I., Camb., 1903.
Nepean, Evelyn Charles Yorke St. Vincent (Nov. 24, 1880), son
of Capt., R.N., Inspector R. N. Life-Boat Institution, 1, Gunter-
stone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., April, 1897. Bank of England.
Nesfield, Vincent Blumhardt (Oct. 12, 1879), son of J. C.,
Director of Public Instruction (India), 4, Haven Green, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1896. St. Mary's Hosp., Prize for Anatomy,
1898; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1901; Second M.B. (Honours) Exam.; Commission
in Ind. Med. Service, 1902; Lieut., 1902; Asst. House Physician, St. Mary's
Hosp., 1903.
Patmore, John Deighton (Aug. 4, 1880), son of Dr. T. D.,
physician, Medical Officer's House, H.M. Prison, Wormwood
Scrubbs.
Left in L. Sc. vI., July, 1897.
Pears, Guy Barnett (Nov. 5, 1881), son of E., barrister, Constanti-
nople.
Left in Army A., December, 1898. Smee Prize, 1898; Admission, R. M. A.,
Woolwich, June, 1898 (declined), again, December, 1898; 2nd Lieut., Roy. Eng.,
1900; Lieut., 1903.
Vice-Capt., Rowing Club, 1898.
Platts, Harry (Aug. 31, 1882), son
1882), son of Mrs., 204, The Grove,
Hammersmith.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1899. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1903.
Plincke, Frank Edward (Nov. 27, 1880), son of E., wine merchant,
16, Queen's Road, Twickenham.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1897.
Prynne, Gordon Harvey Howard (Sept. 30, 1882), son of H. F.,
clerk, Bank of England, 39, Avonmore Road, West Ken-
sington.
Left in Army A., July, 1900. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1900 (failed
in Medical); R.M.L.I., 2nd Lieut., 1900; Roy. Naval College, Greenwich;
Lieut., 1901.
Richard, George Herbert (Oct. 23, 1880), son of H. J., Supt.
engineer, India Pub. Works, 24, Mount Park Crescent,
Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1897. St. Mary's Hospital; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
1903; Commission, Roy. Army Med. Corps, 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Roberts, John William Basil Thornes (May 2, 1881), son of Rev.
C. E. T., Clerk in Holy Orders, 26, Royal Crescent.
Left in Remove, July, 1898. Trinity College, Camb., 1900; B.A. 1903.
Sanderson, Arthur Frederick (July 19, 1881), son of W., stock-
broker's manager, 32, Bath Road, Bedford Park.
Left in Special Science, July, 1899. Birkbeck Institute, November 21, 1899;
Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, June, 1900. Attached to Vol. Med.
Staff Corps (London), 1901.
Scott, Ernest Leopold (Mar. 29, 1879), son of H., foreman tailor,
2, Reperton Road, Fulham.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1898. Sizar, St. John's Coll., Camb.,
1898; B.A., First Senior Optime, 1901.
Smith, Frank Gurney (Feb. 10, 1881), son of T. H., retired market
gardener, 7, Luxemberg Gardens, Brook Green.
Left in Sp. Science, July, 1899. Diploma of City and Guilds Cent. Tech.
Coll., 1902; Fellow, 1904. In Canada.
Stevens, Arthur Vivian (Mar. 31, 1881), ward of Rev. W. M.
Stevens, Clerk in Holy Orders, Addington Rectory, Winslow,
Bucks.
Left in L. v., July, 1896.
Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1898; went to Oxford as a non-collegiate student, and purposed to
take orders. Died on September 26, 1904, from consumption, at Addington
Rectory, Bucks, aged 23.
Stewart, Walter Middleton (Feb. 6, 1884), son of L. F. M., solicitor,
3, Newburgh Road, Acton.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1895. Left in Hist. VIII., July,
1902. Junior Latin Elegiac Verse Prize, 1901; Naval Store clerkship,
Admiralty and Royal Ordnance (6th), 1903.
Stocker, Harold Maurice (Sept. 19, 1880), son of Col. (retired),
R.A., 16, Godolphin Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in Army B., July, 1897. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June, 1898; Com-
mission in Roy. Eng., 1900; Lieut., 1901. Died at Landour (Mussoorie), of
enteric fever, July 12, 1903, aged 23.
Sutton, William Bertram Leslie (Nov. 25, 1879), son of W.,
actuary to Registrar of Friendly Societies, Kingswood, Macaulay
Road, Clapham Common.
Left in Remove, July, 1897.
Torrens, Gerald Calverley Eisenberg McCullagh (Sept. 1, 1880),
son of H. C., theatrical manager, 2, Kensington Court Gardens.
Left in U. Sc. IV., December, 1895.
Van Whye, Samuel (Jan. 9, 1881), son of D., merchant, 84, West
End Lane, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1895.
Van Whye, Michael (Jan. 9, 1881), as above.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1895.

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[1895
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Vaughan, Charles Stuart (Feb. 22, 1880), son of Mrs., 4, Haarlem
Mansions, Brook Green.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1896. Final Law Soc. Exam., 1902.
Vaughan-Jones, Vivian (Feb. 4, 1881), son of E., Indian merchant,
9, Well Walk, Hampstead.
Left in Medical, December, 1897.
Vincent, George Bernard (Mar. 17, 1881), son of P., chemist and
dentist, 6, Barclay Road, Walham Green.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., April, 1898. Passed, First Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
1897.
Waterall, Horace George (Feb. 2, 1883), son of G., wood broker,
65, Holland Road.
Left in L. VI., December, 1898.
Watson, Athelstone (Sept. 6, 1880), son of Mrs., Ivy Lodge, Gipsy
Hill.
Left in L. Sc. IV., April, 1895.
Wilmer, Harold Gordon (July 7, 1879), son of Col., Indian Staff
Corps, 76, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1897. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, 1898; Com-
mission (Honours), Ind. Staff Corps, 1899; 2nd Lieut., 1900; Lieut., 1902.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected May, 1895.
Bletsoe, John Henry (Oct. 23, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Carlisle, Arthur Ivo (June 3, 1881), son of Capt., journalist (Globe),
57, Clarendon Road, Holland Park.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1899.
Torrens, James Aubrey McCullagh (Sept. 4, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted May, 1895.
Atlay, Marcus Ethelbert (Mar. 15, 1881), son of Mrs. (Father,
deceased, late Lord Bishop of Hereford), 18, Courtfield Gardens,
South Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., April, 1898. St. John's Coll., Camb., 1900; B.A. 1903,
Ely Theological College; D. 1904 (London).

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Butler, Harold (April 14, 1880), son of Col., Indian Staff Corps,
16, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., April, 1897. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December, 1897;
Commission in South Wales Borderers, 1899; Lieut., Ind. Staff Corps, 1902.
Carr, Talbot Effingham (July 9, 1883), son of Mrs., 3, Luxemburg
Gardens, Brook Green.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1896. Left in Army C., April, 1900.
Chambers, George Bennet (July 18, 1881), son of G. N., 69,
Clarendon Road, Notting Hill.
Left in U. v. B., December, 1898.
Cohen, Charles Ernest (May 20, 1883), son of J. P., merchant,
103, Cambridge Gardens, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in VII., July, 1899.
Collett, John Stratfold (May 26, 1883), son of H. S., laceman,
Woodridings, Pinner, Middlesex.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in Hist. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1902. Subsizar, Emmanuel Coll., Camb., 1902; B.A., Third Class
(Div. I.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1905.
Cox, Charles Carew (Jan. 26, 1882), son of C. E., ship insurance
broker, 79, Sterndale Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in L. v., December, 1895.
Ettinghausen, Maurice Leon (Jan. 29, 1883), son of H. L., merchant,
24, Mornington Avenue, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in Hist. VIII., July,
1901. Smee Prizes, 1896, 1897, 1898, and 1900; Montagu Prize, 1898; Exhibi-
tioner, Queen's Coll., Oxford, 1901; Boden Sanscrit Scholar, 1903.
Gray, Henry Sidney (May 19, 1881), son of H. A. C., wine
merchant, Oaklands, High Road, Chiswick.
Left in Medical, December, 1897.
Hayes, Harold St. George Bown (Jan. 26, 1882), son of J. H.,
architect, 3, Haarlem Mansions, Brook Green.
Left in vI. A., December, 1897.
Howorth, Rupert Beswicke (July, 13, 1880), son of Sir H., K.C.I.E.,
M.P., 30, Collingham Place, Earl's Court.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1899. New Coll., Oxford, 1899; B.A., Second Class
Modern Hist., 1902; Constitutional and Roman Law Exams., Class III., Inner
Temple, 1902; Evidence, Procedure, and Criminal Law Exams., Class III.,
Inner Temple, 1903; Final Law Exam., Class III., December, 1903.
Laurie, Kenrick Carteret (Jan. 3, 1881), son of Gen., Army, 47,
Porchester Terrace.
Left in Army A., July, 1897. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, December, 1897;
2nd Lieut., R.A., 1899; Lieut., 1901.

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[1895
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Loewe, Herbert Martin James (May 1, 1882), son of J. H., foreign
bankers' agent, 6, Clifton Villas, Maida Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1897. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1901. Junior Latin Elegiac Verse Prize, 1900; Montagu Prize 1901; Scholar,
Queens' Coll., Camb., 1901; Stewart of Rannoch Scholar, 1901; B.A., First
Class Oriental Languages Tripos, 1904; First Class Theological Tripos, Part II.,
and Hebrew Prize, 1905; Tyrwhitt Scholar and Mason Prize, 1905. Editor
of "Some Talmudic Fragments" from the Cairo Senizah, 1905.
Lovering, William Reginald (June 6, 1881), son of W. T., merchant,
The Grove, St. Austell, Cornwall.
Left in Army A., July, 1899. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1899; Com-
mission in Durham Light Infantry, 1900; Lieut., 1902.
MacMillan, Henry MacClaurin (April 13, 1883), son of M., pro-
fessor of English Literature, Bombay, care of Mrs. Matheson,
20, Matheson Road, West Kensington.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1900. Commission in Liverpool Regt., 1901;
resigned his Commission in 1903.
Vice-Capt. of Rowing Club, 1899-1900; Capt. of Rowing Club, 1900.
Matthew, Austin Frederic (Feb. 18, 1882), son of F. D., merchant,
4, Lancaster Road, Belsize Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1896. Left in U. VIII., July, 1901.
Scholar, Emmanuel Coll., Camb., 1901; Second Class (Div. II.) Classical
Tripos, Part I., 1904; Thorpe Scholar, 1904; Steele Studentship, Camb., 1904.
Niemeyer, Otto Ernest (Nov. 23, 1883), son of Mrs., 46, Addison
Gardens.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in U. VIII. (Captain
and Exhibitioner), 1902. Singing Prize, 1897; Bedford Prize, 1899; Sleath
Prize, 1901; Exhibitioner, Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1901; Butterworth, Kynaston,
Thruston, and Truro Prizes, 1902; First Class Classics Mods., 1904.
Editor of the Pauline, 1901-2; President of the Union Society, 1901-2.
Normandy, Leopold Frederick (Mar. 1, 1881), son of F., barrister,
25, Sisters Avenue, Clapham Common.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1896.
Parker, William Matthew Charles (May 15, 1880), son of W. F.,
professor of music, 33, Rowan Road, Hammersmith.
Left in U. Sc. IV., December, 1895.
Pearce, Cecil Lees (Sept. 20, 1880), son of Mrs. E. (R. Pearce,
engineer, India), 61, Rectory Grove, Clapham.
Left in Remove, July, 1896.
Pearse, Godfrey (Oct. 28, 1881), son of General, C.B., Army, 4,
Norfolk Square, Hyde Park.
Left in Army A., July, 1898. Smee Prizes, 1897 and 1898; Commission in
Indian Staff Corps, 1900; Lieut., 1903.
Phillips, Acton George (June 11, 1881), son of A. G., theatrical
manager, Thurloe House, Shaftesbury Road, Hammersmith.
Left in Army B., July, 1897.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Pyke, Joseph (April 20, 1884), son of T. J., diamond merchant,
1, Pembridge Crescent.
Left in L. v., July, 1897.
Ritchie, Sartoris Charles (Jan. 24, 1882), son of W. I., Civil Service
(Education Dept.), 132, Lexham Gardens.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1897. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1901. Junior Latin Elegiac Verse Prize, 1899; High Master's Latin Verse
Prize, 1900; Thruston Prize, 1901; Trin. Coll., Camb.; Second Class (Div. II.)
Classical Tripos, Part I., 1904.
Robertson, Walter Henry Antonio (June 5, 1881), son of Mrs.,
refreshment contractor, The Cottage, Whitton, Hounslow.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1897. Second Class (Div. I.), College of Preceptors,
Mids., 1897. Engineer.
Sadler, Ralph Trego (April 19, 1881), son of J., Civil Service,
29, Batoum Gardens, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1900. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1898; Interm. B.Sc. Exam., London Univ., 1899; Bronze Medal, 1900;
Shute Scholarship (non-collegiate students), Oxford, 1901; B.A. 1904.
Shaw, Evelyn Campbell (Mar. 24, 1882), son of C. B., barrister,
73, Castletown Road, West Kensington.
Left in II., July, 1895.
Shaw-Leipmann, Gustavus Paul (Feb. 15, 1881), son of P.,
merchant-consul, 11, Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Left in Medical, April, 1897.
Vaughan, Arthur Bertram (Dec. 21, 1880), son of R. W., civil
engineer, 25, Avonmore Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. IV., July, 1896.
Wills, Geoffrey (Nov. 3, 1883), son of Dr. C. J., author, Somer-
leigh, Cumberland Road, Kew.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1897. Left in L. M. VIII., April,
1901. Interm. Exam., Law Soc., Part I., April, 1903.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1895.
Barrett, John Francis Burney (June 23, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Bentwitch, Norman de Mattos (Feb. 28, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Cohen, John Philip (Dec. 10, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Cumberbatch, Elkin Percy (June 20, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cunningham, Harold Tweedale (July 24, 1880), son of J. W.,
acting inspector, Army schools, Lynton, Lonsdale Road,
Aldershot.
Left in Army A. (Exhibitioner), July, 1897. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, July,
1897; Commission in Roy. Art., 1899; Lieut., 1901; Capt., 1904.
Garrett, Herbert Gascoigne (May 5, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Günther, Frederic Albert (July 19, 1882), son of Dr., keeper of
Zoological Dept., British Museum, 23, Lichfield Road, Kew
Gardens.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1901. Christ Church, Oxford, 1901.
Hafner, Arthur Frederick Victor (Mar. 8, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Hall, Edgar Vine (Mar. 3, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Handcock, Percy Stuart Peache (Oct. 24, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Helms, Paul Victor (Feb. 19, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Hett, Walter Stanley (April 8, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Holt-White, Francis Rashleigh (Mar. 5, 1882), son of R., H.M.
Inspector of Schools, Warren Wood, Bexley Heath.
Left in Army A., July, 1899. Smee Prizes, 1896, 1897, 1898; Adm. R. M. A.,
Woolwich, June, 1899; Commission in R.E., 1900; Lieut., 1903.
Hopkins, Walter Donald (Sept. 17, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Hunt, Alfred Edward (Feb. 5, 1880), son of Mrs., Romford Hall,
Essex.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1899. Scholar, Peterhouse, Camb., 1899; B.A.,
Second Class (Div. I.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1902; Second Class Historical
Tripos, Part I., 1903; appointed Assistant Secretary to the Tariff Reform Associa-
tion, 1903.
Capt. of Cricket, 1898-9; Capt. of Fives, 1899.
Judd, Francis Arthur (Jan. 17, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1895.
Juler, Frank Anderson (Aug. 22, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.
Kafka, Emil Julius (Sept. 14, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Lee, Crichton Stirling (Sept. 18, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1892.
Martin, Oliver Percy (Sept. 13, 1882), son of O. P., cashier and
accountant, 37, Agate Road, Hammersmith.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1899. Clerk in a tea broker's.
Matthew, Reginald Walter (Sept. 14, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Melhuish, Ralph Paul (Oct. 26, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Mitchell, Alan Alexander McCaskyll (Nov. 24, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Pare, Hubert (Mar. 18, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Samuel, Horace Barnett (May 28, 1883), son of S., pianoforte
manufacturer, 19, Campden Hill Gardens.
Left in U. VIII., December, 1901. Bedford Prize, 1898; Scholar, Corpus
Christi Coll., Oxford, 1902.
Vice-President, Chess Club, 1901.
Squires, Herbert Chavasse (Jan. 8, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
St. John, Evelyn (Dec. 29, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Stewart, Walter Middleton (Feb. 6, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1895.
Taylor, Arthur Percy (Sept. 20, 1879).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Welsh, Herbert Inman (Sept. 15, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1895.
Ambrose, William George Leofric (Feb. 4, 1881), son of W., Q.C.,
M.P., Westover, West Heath, Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1898.
Andrews, Guy Edmund (July 27, 1881), son of Mrs., Coboro,
Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1897. Trooper in South African Constabulary
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[1895
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Bailey, Charles Thomas Peach (Mar. 5, 1882), son of J., Civil Service,
private secretary to the President of the Council of Education,
Grovedale, Parsons Green.
Left in L. VI., July, 1899. Apptd. Assistant in South Kensington Museum,
1900.
Balthasar, Ewald (Aug. 14, 1882), son of O., merchant, 19, Batoum
Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1899. Univ. Coll. Hospital, 1900; Matriculation,
London Univ., First Class, January, 1900; Entrance Scholarship, St. Mary's
Hosp., 1901; attached to Vol. Med. Staff Corps (London), 1901; Interm. M.B.
Exam., London Univ., 1904.
Barnes, Leonard Martin (July 1, 1882), son of L., Civil Service, West
View, 161, Castlenau.
Left in Remove, December, 1896. Eastern Telegraph Co., Alexandria.
Barrett, Robert Guy Lionel (Jan. 2, 1884), son of R. J., merchant,
2, Pembroke Gardens, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in Hist. VIII., July,
1902. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1901; Demy,
Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 1903.
Batstone, Walter Waterfield (Aug. 1, 1881), son of S. E., sanitary
surveyor, 1, Baskerville Road, Wandsworth Common.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1899. Quantity surveyor's clerk; Student of Sur-
veyor's Institution, 1902.
Bayley, Frederick William Shepherd (Nov. 27, 1881), son of F. T.,
timber merchant, 30, St. Peter's Square, Hammersmith.
Left in U. v. B., December, 1897.
Benson, Hugh (July 29, 1882), son of Mrs. C., 36, Barons Court
Road.
Left in U. v. A., April, 1898.
Biden, Soden William (Feb. 1, 1882), son of W. M., Indian Civil
Service, 65, The Grove, Hammersmith.
Left in II., July, 1896. King's College, London. Bengal and North-Western
Railway, India.
Blanco-White, George Rivers (May 8, 1883), son of T., solicitor,
2, Perham Crescent, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1902. Major Scholar, Trinity Coll., Camb.,
1902; Barnes Scholar, 1903; Perry Exhibitioner, 1903; Second Wrangler,
1904.
Vice-Capt. of Rowing Club, 1901-2; Vice-Presid. Chess Club, 1902.
Braddell, Thomas Arthur Darcy (Mar. 4, 1884), son of I. de M.,
barrister (India), care of Mrs. Braddell, 17, Glazbury Road,
West Kensington.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1902. Prelim. Exam. for Roy. Institute of British
Architects, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Brewer, Frederick Stanley (Aug. 9, 1881), son of Dr. A. H.,
physician and surgeon, 136, Richmond Road, Dalston.
Left in Special Science, April, 1898. London and County Bank.
Bromage, James Vincent Bennett Raikes (Jan. 22, 1883), son of
R. (late Clerk in Holy Orders), 32, Gledstanes Road, West
Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1902. Admission, Indian Police (4th place), 1903.
Capt. of "D" Club, 1901-2; Shepard Challenge Cup, 1901.
Charke, Carrington (June 20, 1882), son of Rev. T., Congrega-
tional Minister, 49, Wharton Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in Medical, December, 1899. Queen's Coll., Oxford, 1900; B.A., Fourth
Class, Theology, 1903.
Child, George Malcolm (June 24, 1882), son of C. E., architect,
Ruthven, The Avenue, Kew, Surrey.
Left in Special Science, July, 1898. Sun Fire Insurance Office; Student
of Surveyor's Institution, 1900.
Cockell, Charles Leslie (Oct. 2, 1882), son of G. M., Civil Service,
73, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1897. John Watson Prize, 1897. Trooper in
Imp. Yeomanry (Lord Dunraven's Sharpshooters), 1900; Lieut., 3rd Batt.,
Imp. Yeomanry, 1901.
Coles, Charles (June 26, 1881), nephew of Dr. Kidd (Father,
Indian Civil Service), Cane Hill, Purley, Surrey.
Left in Army B., December, 1898.
Corrie, James Searight Malcolm (Feb. 27, 1883), son of E. C.,
64, Palace Gardens Terrace.
Left in Army C., July, 1898. Commission in Rifle Brigade, 1901; Lieut.,
1901 (Militia); 2nd Lieut., 1st Batt., The Cameronians (Scottish Rifles),
1903.
Cunningham, John William (Sept. 12, 1881), son of Mrs., 15,
Birdhurst Road, South Croydon.
Left in L. v., April, 1898.
Davies, Frederick Spencer (Oct. 17, 1881), son of C., chemist,
212, Holland Road.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1896. St. Thomas's Hospital, 1900.
Denham, Waring (Dec. 2, 1882), son of A., exporter of books,
10, Vernon Place, Bloomsbury Square.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1899.
Dennison, George Dudley (Aug. 19, 1881), son of C., merchant,
21, Inverness Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1896.
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[1895
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Dickson, Francis Tom Ainsworth (July 28, 1881), son of Mrs.,
12, Queen's Mansions.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1896. Readmitted, September, 1896. Left in L. Sc. vI.,
July, 1897.
Douglas-Jones, Edwyne Douglas (Jan. 30, 1881), son of Col., R.A.,
Brechin Place.
Left in Army B., April, 1899. 2nd Lieut., West of Scotland Artillery, 1900;
2nd Lieut., R.G.A., 1900; Lieut., 1903.
Everest, Eric Horace Homfray (June 26, 1881), son of H. A.,
Civil Service, Alverton Lodge, Southfields, Wandsworth.
Left in L. VIII., April, 1900. Bank of England.
Finnis, William Trevor (Jan. 9, 1881), son of R., solicitor, 16,
Sutton Court Road, Chiswick.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1896.
Fletcher, Alan (Jan. 8, 1881), son of Col. C. W. (retired), 132,
Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1898. Student at the Royal Coll. of Science.
Capt. of School Cycling.
Foster, Norman Kessen (April 3, 1881), son of Mrs. (Father, Govern-
ment Official, Jamaica, West Indies), 105, Haverstock Hill.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1898. John Watson Prize, 1898; Matriculation,
London Univ., Second Class, July, 1899; Science Student, Univ. Coll., London,
1900; Prelim. Scientific Exam., Univ. Coll., London, 1902, and Prelim. Scientific
(M.B.), Part I., 1902; Medical Student, Univ. Coll., London, 1902-3; Third Class
Certificate for Anatomy and Physiology, Univ. Coll., London, 1903.
Boxing Medal (feather-weights), First Prize, 1896.
Frank, Geoffrey Theodore (Oct. 12, 1884), son of Julius, 87, Warwick
Road, South Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1900.
Godfrey, Wilfred Henry (Jan. 22, 1883), son of G.,
of G., solicitor,
Branston Road, Kew.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1897. Articled clerk to a solicitor.
Graham, George (Feb. 27, 1882), son of E., art furnisher, 12,
Ladbroke Gardens.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ.,
Second Class, June, 1898; Prelim. Scientific M.B. Exam., London Univ.,
Part II., 1899; Prelim. Scientific M.B. Exam., London Univ., 1900; First M.B.
Exam., Camb., 1902; Exhibitioner, Trinity Coll., Camb., 1903; First Class Nat.
Science Tripos, Part I., Camb., 1903; Second M.B. Exam., Camb., 1904; Second
Class Nat. Sci. Tripos, Part II., 1904; Senior Ent. Scholarship, St. Bartholo-
mew's Hospital, 1904.
Green, Frederick Michael (Mar. 11, 1882), son of M. A., stock and
share dealer, 10, Canfield Gardens.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1898; Smee Prize, 1898.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Hamill, John Molyneux (July 30, 1880), son of P., Inland Revenue-
Officer, St. Margarets, Barrowgate Road, Chiswick.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1896. Left in Sc. VIII. A. (Exhibitioner),
July, 1898. Minor Scholar, Trinity Coll., Camb., 1898-9; Matriculation, London
Univ., First Class, January, 1900; Prelim. Science M.B. Exam. (Honours in
Chemistry and Botany), London Univ., 1900; B.A., First Class Natural Science
Tripos, Part I., 1901; First Class Honours, Chemistry, Interm. Exam in Science,
London Univ., 1901; Second Class Honours, Botany, Interm. Exam. in Science,
London Univ., 1901; Senior Entrance Scholarship, St. Bartholomew's Hosp.,
1901; First Class Natural Science Tripos, Part II., 1902; First Class Honours,
Univ. Scholarship for Physiology, London Univ., 1903; Wix Prize, St. Bart.'s
Hosp., 1903; Univ. Scholar (B.Sc.), and Gold Medal (Physiology) Interm. M.B.,
London Univ., 1903; M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1904; M.A., M.B., B.C. (Camb.), 1905;
Sharpey Physiological Research Scholar and Lecturer, Univ. Coll., London,
1904-5.
Harrison, Edward Montague (Nov. 12, 1880), son of T. H., organ
builder, Ardmore Lodge, Spring Grove, Isleworth.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1899. Passed First Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
1897, and Part III., 1898; John Watson Prize, 1899; Matriculation, London
Univ., Second Class, July, 1899; passed Prelim. Science (M.B.) Exams., London
Univ., 1900 and 1901; passed Interm. M.B. Exam., London Univ., 1903.
Hesse, Harold William (Feb. 16, 1881), son of F. E., secretary of a
public company, 26, Montague Road, Richmond.
Left in Sc. VIII. A. (Exhibitioner), July, 1900. Smee Prize, 1897; passed
First Exam. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Part I., 1898; Trinity Hall, Camb., 1901;
First M.B. Exam., Camb., 1902; B.A. 1903.
Captain of Gymnasium, 1899-1900.
Hickman, Ernest Francis (Nov. 28, 1881), son of E. F., merchant
shipowner, Fairhaven, Richmond Hill, Surrey.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1898. In partnership with his father (Messrs. Hickman & Co.), Spanish
commission merchants and shipowners.
Hunter, Ronald Muir (Dec. 6, 1883), son of Capt., R.N. (retired),
59, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in L. VIII., July, 1902.
Trinity College, Oxford, 1902.
Iredell, Stanley Macartney Lewis (Sept. 21, 1880), son of Major,
Army, 15, Sinclair Road.
Left in Army B., December, 1897. Lieut. 6th Batt., Middlesex Regt, 1899;
Commission in Royal Munster Fusiliers, 1899; South African War, 1899-1901;
Station Staff Officer; Medal with clasp.
James, Ernest Cory (July 21, 1881), son of E. S., foreign corre-
spondence clerk, 28, Brook Green.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1898.
Jennings, Frederick Sinclair Wills (Nov. 11, 1881), son of F. W.,
Civil Service, 17, King's Avenue, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1897. Left in L. M. VIII., Decem-
ber, 1900. Matric., London Univ., Second Division, June, 1904.
Jobson, Reginald (Dec. 24, 1880), son of W. W., coal factor, 292,
Upper Richmond Road, Putney.
Left in Army B., April, 1897.
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Jones, Walter Hewitt (Oct. 8, 1881), son of T. H., bank manager,
5, Ladbroke Terrace.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1900. Smee Prize, 1897; John Watson Prize, 1899,
1900; Christ's Coll., Camb., 1900; B.A. 1903; 2nd Lieut. 1st (Vol.) Batt. Royal
Fusiliers (City of London Regt.), 1901; Lieut., 1902.
Joseph, William Franklin George (Dec. 30, 1882), son of G. S.,
solicitor, 23, Clanricarde Gardens.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1901. Christ's Coll., Camb., 1903; B.A. 1904.
Kempthorne, Ainslie Nevill (Aug. 21, 1881), son of W. N., surveyor,
9, Station Road, Willesden.
Left in Sc. III., December, 1895.
Kirby, Walter Ernest (Oct. 17, 1882), son of W., Civil Service,
South China (retired), 20, Mattock Lane, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in U. VIII., December,
1901. Scholar, Emmanuel Coll., Camb., 1901; B.A., Second Class (Div. I.),
Classical Tripos, Part I., 1905.
Kitson, Arthur James Douglas (June 2, 1882), son of A., 55,
Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1899.
Kunhardt, Frederic George (July 29, 1882), son of Mrs., 9, Mount
Park Crescent, Ealing.
Left in Army A., July, 1900. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1900; Com-
mission in Loyal North Lancashire Regt., 1901; Lieut. Ind. S. C., 1904.
Lane, Septimus Arthur (Oct. 13, 1880), son of W., Indian Civil
Service (retired), 3, Eaton Gardens, West Brighton.
Left in Army B., December, 1897.
Langhorne, Alfred Byron (Mar. 6, 1880), son of A. R. M., clerk,
228, The Grove, Hammersmith.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1898.
Lee-Wright, Harold (Dec. 12, 1882), son of L., Colonial Secretary
and solicitor, 49, Holland Road.
Left in Army A., July, 1900. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June, 1900; Com-
mission in Roy. Eng., 1902.
Linck, Harry August (Feb. 3, 1882), son of C., East India merchant,
13, Werter Road, Putney.
Left in Medical, July, 1898. Went to South Africa in Electrical Engineers
(Roy. Eng.) Volunteers, April, 1901.
Manning, Herbert Ralph (Mar. 26, 1882), son of H. L., merchant,
51, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. IV., July, 1897. Trooper in the Imperial Yeomanry (D.C.O.), 1901;
Corporal in Paget's Horse (1901). Killed in action against Delarey at Trena-
fontein, Transvaal, January 21, 1902, aged 20.
Marcus, Dudley Stewart (Aug. 26, 1881), son of J., merchant,
9, Lancaster Road, Belsize Park.
Left in U. Sc. vI., July, 1897.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Marriott, Cecil Henry (Mar. 3, 1881), son of Mrs., 25, Esmond
Road, Bedford Park.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1896.
Masters, Frederick Hill (April 1, 1883), son of Dr., physician, 57,
Lexham Gardens, Kensington.
Left in L. v., April, 1898. South Eastern Coll., Ramsgate.
Masters, William John Blechynden (June 29, 1880), son of Mrs.,
4, Woodside, Wimbledon.
Left in Army A., April, 1898. Adm. to R. M. C., Sandhurst, June and Decem-
ber, 1898.
Matthew, Leonard Arthur (Oct. 16, 1882), son of Mrs., 45, Barton
Street, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1898. Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1901.
Smee Prize, 1899; Worcester Coll., Oxford, Fishmongers' Exhibition, 1901;
B.A. 1904. Leeds Clergy School.
Second XV.
Melville, Alexander Napier (Jan. 12, 1881), son of Mrs. (Father, late
Judge Melville), 8, Argyll Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1899. John Watson Prize, 1898; Prize for
Modelling in Clay, 1898.
Miller, Walter St. John (Feb. 11, 1880), son of Mrs., 49, Philbeach
Gardens.
Left in Army C., December, 1896. Assistant Electrical Engineer to the Board
of Trade, 1901-3. Went out to Messrs. Eckstein & Co., in Johannesburgh, 1903.
Milton, Archibald Robert Bewicke (Mar. 7, 1883), son of J. H.,
202, Earl's Court Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1902. Smee Prizes, 1897, 1898, and 1901; Exhibitioner, Magdalene Coll.,
Camb., 1902; B.A., Second Class (Div. III.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1905;
Assistant-Master at Colet Court.
Moxon-Browne, Kendall Ernest (April 26, 1881), son of W., barrister,
45, Argyll Road, Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., December, 1898. Sergeant in the Imperial Yeomanry
(D.C.O.), 1901; Commission in Imperial Yeomanry (South Africa), 1903.
Palmer, Carl Edward (Aug. 18, 1880), stepson of Dr. Donkin, 108,
Harley Street.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1896.
Parker, Frederick Prosper (April 6, 1883), son of W. F., professor of
music, 33, Rowan Road, Hammersmith.
Left in II., December, 1895.
Passy, Lancelot Francis (July 24, 1881), son of Mrs., 11, Addison
Mansions.
Left in Army B., December, 1897. 2nd Lieut., 3rd Batt., Middlesex Regt.,
1899; Lieut., 1900.
Pelly, Russell George (April 1, 1883), son of W. H., 54, Hammer-
smith Road.
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Plincke, John Frederick (Mar. 13, 1882), son of E., wine merchant,
16, Queen's Road, Twickenham.
Left in Special Science, April, 1898.
Pope, Hugh Lethbridge (Mar. 4, 1884), son of T. A., Survey of India,
1, Vansittart Road, Calcutta.
Left in L. v., July, 1898. Commission in Roy. Garr. Art., 1902.
Read, Harold William (April 28, 1882), son of A. F., jeweller, 28,
Avonmore Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1899. Student St. Thomas's Hospital; passed First
Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Part I., 1898, and Part III., 1899.
Reid, James Harris (Jan. 30, 1881), son of Dr. J., M.D., 31, Bridge
Avenue, Hammersmith.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1899. Coll. of Preceptor's Exam., December, 1897.
Rich, Christopher Stiles (Oct. 18, 1881), son of Mrs., 104, St. George's
Square.
Left in Army A., July, 1899. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, 1899; Sword of
Honour, and Prize for Artillery Drills, 1900; Commission in R.A., 1900;
Lieut., 1903.
Rowe, William Hugh Cecil (July 19, 1883), son of W. H., Deputy
Assistant Paymaster, General Supreme Court, 93, Linden
Gardens.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in U. M. VIII., July,
1902. High Master's Latin Verse Prize, 1902; Exhibitioner, Jesus Coll.,
Camb., 1902; B.A., Second Class (Div. III.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1905.
Capt. of Shooting, Football, and "A" Club, 1901.
Shipp, Robert Cyril (July 9, 1882), son of W., engineer, G. I. P. Rly.,
Bombay, 7, Bath Street, Buxton.
Left in Special Science, December, 1898.
Sonnenthal, Arthur George (July 4, 1882), son of R., merchant,
24, Quex Road, West Hampstead.
Left in L. IV., July, 1896.
Strahan, Stuart Sequin (Aug. 31, 1880), son of A. S., publisher,
56, Upper Mall, Hammersmith.
Left in Special Science VIII., July, 1899. John Watson Prizes, 1897, 1898;
Landscape Prizes, 1898, 1899; passed First Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Part I.,
1898; Exhibitioner, Keble Coll., Oxford, 1903.
Sturt, Francis Leslie (Nov. 23, 1880), son of H., merchant, 165,
Sutherland Avenue.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1898. Final Exam., Law Society, 1904.
Thornycroft, Isaac Thomas (Nov. 22, 1881), son of J. I., naval archi-
tect and civil engineer, Eyot Villa, Chiswick Mall, Chiswick.
Left in Army B., July, 1898.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Tooth, Lawrence (Aug. 9, 1880), son of Mrs., 18, Holland Park
Gardens.
Left in Medical, April, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1898; Honours (Common Law and Equity), LL.B. Exam., Class II.,
London Univ., 1903; appointed Legal Adviser to the Court of Siam, 1904.
Treherne, Frank William (Dec. 2, 1881), son of Mrs., 5, Haven
Green, Ealing.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1897. Solicitor's articled clerk, January (1904).
Tudor, Frederick Charles (Oct 30, 1882), ward of T. Hodgson, Esq.,
Casselden Road, Harlesden.
Left in II., April, 1896. Readmitted September, 1897. Left in L. Sc. VI.,
July, 1898.
Usmar, George (Oct. 26, 1881), son of J. H., merchant, Heather
Lodge, Barnes Common.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1897.
Van Someren, Henry Arnold Avenal (June 21, 1881), son of G. G.,
barrister.
Left in Army C., April, 1897. Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1903; Constitutional
Law and Legal History, Class III., Lincoln's Inn, May, 1904.
Vincent, Philip William (Jan. 21, 1880), son of P., chemist and
dentist, 6, Barclay Road, Fulham.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1896.
Vincent, William Edmund Walden (July 16, 1881), son of E. W.,
manufacturer of nitrate of soda, 10, Pembridge Crescent, Bays-
water.
Left in Sc. VII. A., July, 1900.
Capt. of "D" Club, 1899-1900.
Waterall, Leonard Saxton (Oct. 20, 1884), son of G., wood broker,
65, Holland Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in U. VIII., December,
1903. Exhibitioner, Jesus Coll., Camb., 1903.
Capt. of "B" Club, 1901. First XV.
Webb-Bowen, Hildred Edward (April 9, 1882), son of B. I., Civil
Service, 26, Kensington Gardens Square.
Left in Army B., April, 1898. Went to South Africa in the Electrical
Engineers (Roy. Eng.), April, 1901; 2nd Lieut., Roy. Eng. (Vols.), 1903.
Wheeler, Richard Patrick (April 22, 1880), son of L. R. (retired
officer), journalist, 3, Castlenau Gardens East, Barnes.
Left in U. Sc. VI., April, 1897.
Williams, William Rayner (Mar. 17, 1880), son of W., jeweller, The
Cliff, Langland, Swansea.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1899. Wadham Coll., Oxford, 1899; Exhibitioner,
1900; Third Class Litt. Hum., 1902; B.A. 1903; Second Class Theology, 1904;
Leeds Clergy School; ordained Deacon, 1904 (Ripon).

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Wilmer, Eric Randal Gordon (May 24, 1882), son of Col., Indian
Staff Corps, 76, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1897. Left in Army A., July, 1899.
Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June, 1899; Prize for Military Topography, 1900;
Commission in Roy. Art., 1900; Lieut., 1903.
Bronze Medal for Boxing.
Wilson, Thomas William Edward (June 27, 1882), son of W. E. S.,
maltster and merchant, Friars Hall, Hadleigh, Suffolk.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1900.
Wolff, John Victor Clarence (Jan. 5, 1880), son of V., mining
engineer, 42, Duke Street, St. James's.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1898.
Wright, Arthur Cecil (Oct. 16, 1879), son of Major W., Army,
3, Harcourt Buildings, Temple.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1898. Hong-Kong and Shanghai Bank (Bombay).
Young, Cyril Roe Muston (Aug. 21, 1881), son of Sir W. M., Bart.,
Indian Civil Service, 42, Matheson Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1897.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1896.
Chaplin, Lindsay Lennox (July 9, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Hamill, John Molyneux (July 3, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895.
Hutt, Cecil William (Mar. 23, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Matthew, Austin Frederic (Feb. 18, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1895.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1896.
Armstrong, Lionel Wellesley (June 18, 1880), ward of Mrs. Michell,
Cartleigh, Auckland Road, Upper Norwood.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1897. 2nd Lieut. 13th Middlesex (Queen's West-
minsters), 1900; Commission in Imperial Yeomanry, 1901; slightly wounded at
Tafelkop, Orange River Colony, December 20, 1901; resigned his Commission in
1902.
Baliozian, Vahan (Oct. 16, 1880), brother of C., merchant, 1, Wood-
stock Road, Shepherd's Bush.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Beaty-Pownall, Thomas Trelawny (July 6, 1881), son of Col.
(retired), Secretary Gordon Boys' Home 37, Gwendwr Road,
West Kensington.
Left in Medical, April, 1899. Privy Purse Office, Buckingham Palace.
Clayton, Kenrick Edward (May 26, 1881), son of E. W., secretary,
9, Hollywood Villas, Southfields.
Left in Army C., July, 1897. Trooper in 18th Batt. Imperial Yeomanry,
January, 1901.
Cohn, Paul Victor (May 11, 1884), son of T., publisher and book-
seller, 3, Fairlawn Grove, Chiswick.
Transferred to Foundationers, 1896. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July,
1903. Bedford Prize, 1901; Butterworth Prize, 1901; Milton and Montagu
Prizes, 1902; Greek Verse, Truro and Kynaston Prizes, 1903; Major Scholar,
Trinity Coll., Camb., 1903; Perry Exhibitioner, 1904; First Class (Div. I.)
Classical Tripos, Part I., 1905.
Creswell, Francis Samuel (Feb. 11, 1880), son of Major, Army,
23, Elleker Gardens, Richmond Hill.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1897. Smee Prize, 1897; Civil Engineer, G.W.R.,
Paddington.
Boxing Medal (bantam-weights), 1897.
Dickinson, Ernest William Gilbert (Nov. 1, 1881), son of Dr. W. G.,
physician and surgeon, 1, Wimbledon Park Road, Southfields.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1897. International Banking Corporation.
Doubble, Cecil Scudamore (Dec. 18, 1881), son of A., stationer,
37, Longridge Road, Earl's Court.
Left in U. Sc. vI., December, 1897. Royal Insurance Co., St. James's Street.
Downe, Charles Montell (June 17, 1883), son of C. P., clerk,
3, Bolingbroke Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1900.
Elwell, Thomas William Hunter (Dec. 23, 1881), nephew of H. C.
Hunter, Bank House, Monmouth Road.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1896.
Featherstonhaugh, Godfrey Charles (April 21, 1882), brother of
Miss (Father deceased), 4, Trevanion Road, West Kensington.
Left in Remove, July, 1898. Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1900; B.A., Third Class
Theological Tripos, Part I., 1903; D. 1905 (Winchester).
Foord, William Percy Stilles (Nov. 21, 1881), son of Major-Gen.
W. O. (retired), The Rectory, Rodmarten, Gloucester.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1896. 2nd Lieut. 3rd Batt., Gloucestershire Regt.
(Militia), 1900; Lieut., 1900; 2nd Lieut. 1st Batt., 1903; transferred to
20th Hussars, 1903.
Grange, Thomas Henry (May 29, 1881), son of T., Linden House,
High Road, Chiswick.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1899. On the Stock Exchange.


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[1896
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Griffin, Heneage Ernest Featherstone (Dec. 20, 1880), son of G. F.,
manager, Union Assurance, Acton Vale, London.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1896.
Hepworth, Lawrence Frederic (Oct. 6, 1882), son of J. S., solicitor,
32, Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in Medical, April, 1900. 2nd Lieut., 4th Batt. Surrey Regt., 1902;
Lieut., 1904.
Hewetson, John Fordiffe (April 8, 1881), son of Rev. J., Clerk in
Holy Orders, 29, Rivercourt Road, Hammersmith.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in U. M. VIII., January,
1899. Naval Store Clerkship, 1900.
Jennings, Arthur Lewis (Dec. 4, 1882), son of Mrs., 31, Carlyle
Square, Chelsea.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1900.
Jennings, Leonard Arthur (May 10, 1883), son of F. W., Civil
Service, 17, King's Avenue, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1897. Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1901.
Jones, John Reeder (June 2, 1884), son of Dr. W. M., surgeon,
Wath-upon-Deane, Rotherham, Yorks.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1903. Ollivant Prize, 1902; Butterworth Prize, 1903; Scholar,
Brasenose Coll., Oxford, 1903; Second Class Classics Mods., 1905.
First XV., 1901; Captain of "Houses" Club, 1902, and Captain of Football;
rowed in IV. and VIII.
Lees, Alan Henry (July 18, 1883), son of Dr., physician, 22,
Weymouth Street.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in Sc. VIII. B. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1904. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1900;
Exhibitioner, King's Coll., Camb., 1903; passed First M.B. Exam., 1903; First
Class Nat. Sci. Tripos, Part I., 1904.
Le Gros, Ernest (Mar. 14, 1882), nephew of A. Legros, artist, 57,
Brook Green.
Left in L. IV., December, 1896.
Luard-Selby, Reginald Bertram (Dec. 14, 1884), son of B., musician,
8, Beaufort Street, Chelsea.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in U. M. VIII.,
December, 1903. High Master's Latin Verse Prize, 1903; Scholar, Selwyn
Coll., Camb., 1904; Robinson Exhibitioner (Mercers' Company), 1904.
MacFarlane, Walter de Burgh (Sept. 21, 1881), son of W., late
surveyor of shipping, 20, Springfield Road, Wimbledon.
Left in U. Sc. vI., December, 1897.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
MacMillan, Stephen Alexander (April 9, 1882), son of M., professor
of English Literature, 20, Matheson Road.
Left in Army A., December, 1900. Gordon Highlanders, 1901; 2nd Lieut.,
3rd Batt., 1901; 2nd Lieut., 2nd Batt., 1902. Was slightly wounded in attack
on the train at Hamman's Kraal, August 31, 1901.
Boxing, Second Medal (bantam-weights), 1897; Capt. Boxing, 1899 to 1900;
Capt. of Football, 1900.
Miller, Hugh Molineux (April 17, 1880), son of R., barge builder,
Holmwood, 63, Albert Road, Battersea Park.
Left in Special Science, April, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, June, 1899.
Miller, Lawrence Walter (June 3, 1882), son of Mrs., 49, Philbeach
Gardens, Earl's Court.
Left in U. v. B., December, 1898. Joined South African Light Horse as
Corporal, in 1901; severely wounded, January 22, 1902, near Reitz, O. R. C.;
since 1902 in Pretoria, in Government employ.
Oates, Geoffrey Eugene (Aug. 20, 1884), son of E. W., civil
engineer, 1, Carlton Gardens, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1897. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner),
July, 1903. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1901; Entrance
Scholarship, St. Mary's Hospital, 1903; Second Class, Honours in Zoology,
London, 1903.
Librarian of Field Club, 1902.
Penny, Harold Edmund Glencairn (Aug. 25, 1882), son of E.,
M.I.C.E., Indian Public Works, care of Messrs. H. S. King & Co.,
45, Pall Mall.
Left in II., July, 1896.
Poynter, Hugh Edward (Jan. 28, 1882), son of E. J., R.A. (Director
of National Gallery), 28, Albert Gate.
Left in Special, July, 1898. 2nd Lieut., Roy. Fus., 1st (Vol.) Batt., 1901;
Lieut.; passed Exam. for French Interpretership, October, 1902, and for Spanish,
April, 1903; appointed private secretary to Mr. Adam Block, the British
Delegate in the Council of the Administration of the Ottoman Public Debt,
1904.
Pratt, Harold Leslie (June 12, 1882), son of H. J., Indian Civil
Service, nephew of C. Bovet, Esq., 36, Charleville Road.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1898. Trooper in Imp. Yeo. (D.C.O.), 1901.
Ritchie, Arthur Gerald (Oct. 30, 1879).
Transferred from Foundationers, September, 1893.
Sabben, Arthur Percy (April 3, 1881), stepson of W. Scriviner,
20, Campden Hill Road.
Left in Sc. III., April, 1896. Studying art.
Thurston, Roland (June 9, 1883), son of J., bank official, 184,
Clapham Road.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1899.

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[1896
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Tooth, Wilfred Arthur (July 8, 1881), son of Mrs., 63, Holland
Park Avenue.
Left in Medical, December, 1899.
Vansittart, Herbert Charles (Sept. 24, 1882), son of C. E., 13,
Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Died in U. v. A., September 28, 1897, aged 15.
Whybrow, Edward Henry (Aug. 22, 1882), son of W. T., 1, Rose-
mont Road, Acton.
Left in U. IV., April, 1897.
Williams, Arthur Donald John Bedward (Jan. 10, 1883), son of
A. E., civil engineer, 18A, Brook Green.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, January, 1901; Science Student, Univ. Coll., London, 1901-2; Prelim.
Sci. (M.B.) Exam., Part II., London Univ., 1902; Medical Student, Caius Coll.,
Camb., 1903.
Wilson, Arthur Wilfred (Feb. 1, 1881), son of J., diamond merchant,
Tudor Lodge, Frognal, Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1897.
Wilson, Herbert (Jan. 26, 1882), as above.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1897.
Wooton, Clement Fanshawe (Oct. 5, 1882), son of A. F., Civil
Service, 5, Wimbledon Park Road, Southfields.
Left in Army B., July, 1899.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected May, 1896.
Carr, Talbot Effingham (July 9, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1895.
Hopkinson, John Gustav (Aug. 26, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Kisch, Barthold Schlesinger (Oct. 25, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1895.
Nelson, Richard Albany (July 2, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Sedgwick, Oliver Standish (May 13, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1893.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted May, 1896.
Acklom, Spencer (Feb. 6, 1883), son of Colonel S. (retired), 15,
Neville Street, Onslow Gardens.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in Army A., December,
1900. Singing Prize, 1897; Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December, 1900;
2nd Lieut., Highland Light Infantry, 1902.
Batting, Leonard Colville (Jan. 8, 1882), son of H. L., civil
engineer, 19, Ashchurch Park Villas, Goldhawk Road.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1898. Engineering student.
Bird, Cecil Godfrey (Mar. 29, 1881), son of Colonel F. V. G.,
R.M.L.I., 35, Castletown Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1899. Adm. to R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1899.
Commission in R.M.L.I., 1899; Lieut., 1900. Transferred to the Indian Staff
Corps (Unattached), July 27, 1903.
Blyth, George Herbert (Sept. 16, 1882), son of Mrs., 101, Shepherd's
Bush Road.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1898.
Broadley, Charles Edward Matthew (Mar. 2, 1883), son of Mrs.,
80, Sterndale Road.
Left in L. VI., December, 1898. Clerk to the Ecclesiastical Commissioners
for England, May, 1902; Student of Lincoln's Inn, February, 1903; Roman
Law, Class III., Michaelmas Exam., 1903.
Bulkley, Gerald William (Feb. 25, 1883), son of J., secretary,
Emborne House, Florence Road, Ealing.
Left in L. v., April, 1899.
Burrage, Cyril Charles Webb (April 25, 1883), son of J. W. W.
(deceased), H.M. Inspector of Schools, Avon Lea, Peterborough
Road, Harrow.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1899. Smee Prize, 1899; Matriculation,
London Univ., Second Class, January, 1900; College of Preceptors Exam.,
December, 1899; Medical student.
Castle, Hugh Septimus (Nov. 6, 1881), son of A., 45, Sutton Court
Road, Chiswick.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1897. Authorised clerk to Messrs. F. N. Durlacher,
Stock Exchange.
Chappell, George Henry (Dec. 9, 1882), son of C. A., dealer in art
fabric, 10, Campden Grove, Kensington.
Left in Special, April, 1898. Established clerk in the Custom House,
London.
Cheers, Henry Alexander (May 9, 1881), son of H. A., architect,
35, Waldegrave Park, Strawberry Hill.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1897.

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[1896
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Clarence, John Laurence (Nov. 16, 1881), sou of Mrs., 5, Silver
Crescent, Gunnersbury.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1897.
Draffen, Charles Henry (April 6, 1882), son of F. J. (retired
farmer), 6, Royal Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1900.
Elliott, John Edward (April 3, 1882), son of J. S., solicitor, 8,
Park Hill, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. VI., April, 1899. Smee Prizes, 1897, 1899.
Fischer, Edgar Hugh (Nov. 18, 1880), son of Mrs. F. Fischer,
11, Hogarth Road.
Left in III., July, 1896.
Fletcher, Godwin William Relfe (May 11, 1882), son of W. H.,
mercantile clerk, 63, Thornton Avenue, Chiswick.
Left in L. v., December, 1897.
Foley, Hubert Charles Sidney (Mar. 6, 1882), son of S., merchant,
30, Delamere Terrace, Westbourne Square.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1897. Lieut., Middlesex R.V. (Queen's Westminsters),
1900; Lieut., 22nd Batt., Imperial Yeomanry (Roughriders), 1901; resigned
from Army, 1901.
Foote, Edmund Ward Keppel (Mar. 14, 1884), son of H. K.,
Inspector of Lifeboats, 52, Brook Green.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1898. Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1902.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1902; Interm. B.Sc. (Eng.)
Exam., London Univ., 1904.
Harcourt, Guy Hanmer (June 3, 1884), son of Rev. G., Clerk in
Holy Orders, All Saints' Vicarage, Battersea Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in L. M. VIII., July,
1903. Jesus Coll., Camb., 1903.
Hilliard, Stafford Cockburn (Sept. 27, 1883), son of Rev. E. S.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, St. Andrew's Vicarage, Fulham.
Left in L. VI., December, 1901. St. John's Coll., Oxford, 1902.
Langhorne, Robert Tennent (Nov. 25, 1881), son of A. R. M.,
merchant's clerk, 228, The Grove, Hammersmith.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1898.
Leeson, Harold Howard (July 15, 1881), son of Dr., physician,
Collingham House, Cromwell Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., April, 1900 Smee Prize, 1899; Matriculation, London
Univ., Second Class, January, 1900; passed First Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
Part III., 1902; passed Prelim. Sci. M.B. Exam., Part I., 1902; Part II.,
London Univ., 1903; 2nd Lieut., North Middlesex Rifles, 1901.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Lockwood, Sidney Hirst (April 30, 1881), son of Mrs., 8, West-
bourne Park Villas.
Left in Medical, April, 1899.
St. Mary's Hospital; passed First Exam.,
M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Part I., 1900; passed Second Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
1902. Died June 3, 1903, aged 22.
Lutman, Robert Bywater (Jan. 10, 1881), son of Mrs., Ernhue
Villa, Bloemfontein Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1896.
McDowall, Stewart Andrew (Oct. 2, 1882), son of A., Sec. Girls'
Public Day Schools Co., 166, Holland Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1900. Smee Prize, 1897; Matriculation, London
Univ., Second Class, June, 1899; Trinity Coll., Camb., Exhibitioner, 1903;
First Class Nat. Science Tripos, Part. I., 1903; First Class Nat. Science Tripos,
Part II., 1904; appointed Assistant to the Superintendent of the Museum of
Zoology at Cambridge, 1904.
McGowan, Frank (Feb. 1, 1881), son of Mrs., 114, Netherwood
Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1896.
Matthaei, Ernst Roger (April 13, 1883), son of Mrs., 113, Clifton
Hill, Maida Vale.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1896. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1902. Scholar, Trinity Hall., Camb., 1902; B.A., Second Class
(Div. II.), Classical Tripos, Part I., 1905.
Murray, George Andrew (May 9, 1882), nephew of D. Wroughton,
Woolley Park, Wantage.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1899.
Pearce, Edwin Sutton (April 28, 1882), son of Mrs., 67, Nether-
wood Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in II., July, 1896.
Sandford, Daniel Arthur (June 18, 1882), son of The Venerable
Archdeacon of Exeter, The Close, Exeter.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1897. Left in Army A., July,
1899. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June, 1899; Prize for Tactics, 1900; Com-
mission in Roy. Art., 1900; Lieut., 1902.
Scott, Bertie Garfield Alma (Sept. 20, 1881), son of A. O., solicitor,
13, The Avenue, Bedford Park.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1899. Smee Prize, 1897; Special Art Prize, 1899;
Trinity Hall., Camb.
Cox. in Cambridge Boat, 1903, 1904.
Shaw-Leipmann, William Shaw (May 7, 1882), son of P., merchant,
11, Gwendwr Road.
Left in L. Sc. VI., April, 1897.
Sladen, Douglas Brooke Charles (Nov. 25, 1881), son of Douglas,
author, 32, Addison Mansions, West Kensington.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1899. 2nd Lieut., Cornwall and Devon Miners'
Artillery, 1901; 2nd Lieut., Roy. Art., May 24, 1902.

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[1896
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Sneyd, Dryden George Thompson (Aug. 20, 1882), son of Mrs.
(Father, deceased, late Bengal Police), 10, Douro Place, Victoria
Road.
Left in Army B., April, 1899. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June, 1900; Com-
mission in Roy. Gar. Art., 1902.
Boxing Club Medal (feather-weights), 1897.
Smith, Cyril Brunette (Feb. 28, 1880), son of R. S., manager,
Negis Insurance Co., 8, Warwick Gardens.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1898.
Strahan, Geoffrey Sequin (Aug. 11, 1882), son of A. S., publisher,
56, Upper Mall, Hammersmith.
Left in L. IV., December, 1897. John Watson Prizes, 1896 and 1897; Land-
scape Prizes, 1896 and 1897; Science Student, Univ. Coll., London, 1897-8.
Wells, John Allan Robertson (Jan. 30, 1882), son of Dr. A., M.D.,
Keith House, North End Road.
Left in Medical, December, 1898. St. Thomas's Hosp., 1899; passed First
Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Part III., 1899; passed Second Exam., M.R.C.S.,
L.R.C.P., Part III., 1903.
Wells, Philip James (April 23, 1880), son of W., brewer, 18,
Scarsdale Villas, Kensington.
Left in Medical, December, 1897. 2nd Lieut., 2nd Vol. Batt. (South
Middlesex), June 21, 1899; Lieut., November 16, 1901. Brewer. Volunteered
for South Africa, but was disqualified medically. Died in 1904, aged 24.
Wilson, Francis Stuart (Jan. 18, 1883), son of H., stockbroker,
3, Stanhope Street, Hyde Park.
Left in Army A., July, 1900. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1900; Com-
mission in R.M.L.I., 1900; R. N. Coll., Greenwich; Lieut., 1901.
Wolff, Harold Stanley David (Mar. 20, 1884), son of C., diamond
merchant, 30, Holland Park Gardens.
Left in Medical, April, 1900.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1896.
Bell, Richard Eardley Thomas (Dec. 3, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1895.
Bovet, Verner Charles Aloysius (Mar. 30, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Coburn, Arthur Isaacs (Sept. 15, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1893.
Cohen, Charles Ernest (May 20, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1895.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cohn, Paul Victor (May 11, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1896.
Frank, Geoffrey Theodore (Oct. 12, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895.
Gray, Harry Tyrrell (Sept. 10, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Hardie, Alec David (April 15, 1883), son of J., schoolmaster, Linton
House, Holland Park Avenue.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1902. Exhibitioner, Peterhouse, Camb., 1902; B.A.,
Third Class (Div. II.) Classical Tripos, Pt. I., 1905.
Hewetson, John Fordiffe (April 8, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1896.
Howse, Francis Robert (April 15, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1895.
Jones, John Reeder (June 3, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1896.
Kirby, Walter Ernest (Oct. 17, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895.
Lees, Alan Henry (July 18, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1896.
Matthaei, Ernst Roger (April 13, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1896.
Monfries, Charles Babington Smith (Jan. 14, 1883), son of A.,
private secretary, 81, Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in VII., July, 1899. Smee Prize, 1899; Student, Edinburgh University;
Oriel College, Oxford, 1904.
Niemeyer, Otto Ernst (Nov. 23, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1895.
Norton, Ernest Lingham (Sept. 4, 1883), son of R. E., commercial
clerk, 6, Dalebury Road, Upper Tooting.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1902. Milton Prize, 1901; Sleath Prize,
1902; Scholar, Trinity Coll., Oxford, 1902; Second Class Classics Mods., 1904.
Capt. of "C" Club, 1900-1902; Capt. of Fives, 1901.
Palmer, Clarence Edward Stanhope (Oct. 28, 1883), son of A. L.,
Supt. Government Telegraph, Madras, 99, The Grove, Ealing.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1902. Exhibitioner, Corpus Christi Coll., Camb.,
1902; Stock Exhibitioner, 1902.
Rowe, William Hugh Cecil (July 19, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895.
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Royal-Dawson, Oswald Sidney (Feb. 16, 1885), son of C., coffee
planter (retired), 7, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1903. Senior Latin Elegiac Prize,
1903; Scholar, Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford, 1903; Second Class Classics Mods.,
1905.
Vice-President of Union Soc., 1901.
St. Clair, William Lockhart (June 22, 1883), son of Hon. L. M.,
engineer, Indian Public Works, care of Surgeon Major-General
Rice (grandfather), 44, Warwick Gardens.
Left in Army A., December, 1899. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June, 1900;
Commission in Roy. Garr. Art., 1901.
Sheldon, Philip Arkell (Jan. 14, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1893.
Standbridge, William John (Nov. 7, 1880).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
Taylor, Geoffrey Charles Rimington (Sept. 23, 1880), son of C.,
solicitor, Shenfield House, Brentwood, Essex.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1899. Exhibitioner, Magdalene Coll., Camb., 1900;
2nd Lieut., 1st Batt. V.B. Essex Regt., 1900; Lieut., 1902; B.A., Third Class
(Div. II.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1902; Prelim. Exam., Law Society, 1903.
Boxing Club Medal (light-weight), 1897; Bronze Medal at Aldershot for
Boxing (heavy-weight), 1899.
Waterall, Leonard Saxton (Oct. 20, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895.
Winterbotham, Frederick Page (Aug. 9, 1885), son of W. H.,
solicitor, 6, Ladbroke Terrace, Notting Hill.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1904. Scholar, Caius Coll., Camb.,
1903.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1896.
Allen, Greville John Buxton (Feb. 18, 1884), son of J., jeweller,
The Laurels, Wellington Road, Hounslow.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1902. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
February, 1903.
Atkinson, Howard Hutton (Feb. 27, 1882), son of Dr., M.D., 1, West
Cromwell Road.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1897. Inspecting Electrical Engineer to the London
Fire Brigade. Is an N.C.O. Electrical Engineers (Volunteers).
Ayrton, Edward Russell (Dec. 17, 1882), son of W. S., H.B.M.
Consul, Tamoni, China.
Left in VII., July, 1900. Went to Egypt under the Egyptian Exploration
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Ball, George Keith Devereux (April 3, 1881), son of Mrs. (Father,
merchant), Elm Bank, Acacia Road, Acton.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1898. In South Africa.
Barrett, Harold Horwood (Jan. 19, 1883), son of J. H., master
mariner, 23, The Avenue, Bedford Park.
Left in Sc. IV., December, 1897.
Barry, Claude Randolph (Sept. 28, 1881), son of F. R., Civil Service,
5, Bath Road, Bedford Park.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1899.
Barton, Robert (June 30, 1883), son of R. M., Civil Service, 84,
Palace Gardens Terrace.
Left in Sc. v., April, 1899.
Bland, Charles Roxberry (Oct. 20, 1883), son of G. R., Baltic
merchant, Rocklands, Brondesbury Park.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1901; Interm. B.Sc. (Eng.) Exam., London Univ., 1904.
Boulenger, Cecil Robert (Nov. 17, 1883), son of G. A., F.R.S., Asst.
Nat. Hist. Museum, 8, Courtfield Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899.
Left in L. M. VIII., July,
1902. Smee Prizes, 1899 and 1900; Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 1902.
Brimblecombe, Stanley Leemoore (July 16, 1882), son of W.,
governor, Kensington Workhouse, 28, Marloes Road, Ken-
sington
Left in Medical, April, 1899. Medical Student, St. Mary's Hospital; passed
First Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Parts I. and II., 1899; passed Second Exam.
(Anat. and Phys.), 1903; passed Second Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., 1903.
Brooks, Hubert James (Feb. 23, 1883), son of E., surveyor, Heath-
field, Hendham Road, Upper Tooting.
Left in U. Sc. VIII. B., December, 1900.
Brown, Marshall Henry (July 4, 1882), son of G., architectural
decorator, 167, Hammersmith Road.
Left in U. IV., December, 1897. Student of architecture.
Carmichael-Smyth, George Henry Hyndford (Sept. 28, 1882), son
of Mrs., 24, Anselm Road, Walham Green.
Left in Army B., December, 1899.
Clementi-Smith, Herbert Drayton (Jan. 20, 1880).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, April, 1893.
Coburn, Charles Isaacs (Aug. 11, 1884), son of H. I., solicitor,
22, Fitzjohn's Avenue.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1903.
Merton Coll., Oxford, 1903.
Captain of "E" Club, 1901.
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Cowper, Alfred Denys (Feb. 4, 1884), son of C. E., civil engineer,
144, Addison Gardens, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1898. Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1902.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1901; Smee Prize, 1902;
Andrews' Scholar, Univ. Coll., London, 1902; Interm. Exam. in Science, London
Univ., 1902; Second Class Certificate for Physics, Univ. Coll., London, 1903.
Cox, Cecil Adey Kenwick (Nov. 14, 1884), son of T. A., civil
engineer, 14, Hazlitt Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in L. VIII., December,
1901. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1902; Commission in Bedfordshire
Regt., 1903.
Cox, Henry Ashley (May 8, 1882), son of Colonel H. W., Army
Service Corps, 36, Eaton Rise, Ealing.
Left in Medical, July, 1899. Smee Prizes, 1898 and 1899; Engineering
Student, Univ. Coll., London, 1899-1900.
Crofts, Christopher Benson (Oct. 10, 1883), son of A., secretary,
140, Sinclair Road.
Left in L. VI., December, 1901. St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, 1902.
Davies, Hubert James (April 8, 1883), son of C., chemist, 212,
Holland Road.
Left in III., April, 1897.
Deane, Ralph Hawtrey (May 26, 1884), son of R. H., barrister,
98, Sinclair Road.
Left in U. IV., December, 1897. Private in City Imperial Volunteers.
Dickson, Francis Tom Ainsworth (July 8, 1881), son of Mrs.
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895. Left in L. Sc. VI.,
July, 1897.
Dockrell, Morgan (May 13, 1883), son of Dr. M., skin specialist,
9, Cavendish Square.
Left in U. IV., July, 1897. Scholar, Downing Coll., Cambridge, 1903.
Duigan, Valentine Richard (Feb. 22, 1882), son of Mrs. (Father,
Inspector-General, R.N., C.B.), 16, Gunterstone Road, West
Kensington.
Left in Army C., April, 1898. Commission in Cork Militia, 1899; Lieut.,
Waterford Artillery, 1900; Hon. Capt., 1900; resigned from Army, 1901.
Faraker, Thomas William (April 6, 1882), son of W. E., retired
merchant, Claremont House, Albany Park, Kingston-on-
Thames.
Left in U. IV., December 1897.
Finch, Frederick Gerald (Aug. 16, 1884), son of F., mercantile
clerk, 20, Montpelier Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in L. M. VIII., July,
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Geary, Francis Joseph Grattan (Feb. 25, 1883), son of G., journalist,
care of Mrs. Bradshaw, 43, Aynhoe Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1897. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1902. Montagu Prize, 1897; Sleath Prize, 1900; Bedford Prize,
1900; Truro Prize, 1901; Latin Elegiac Verse Prize, 1902; Scholar, Balliol
Coll., Oxford, 1902; First Class Classics Mods., Oxford, 1904.
Gifford, George Lawrence (Dec. 1, 1881), son of Mrs., 27, Bassett
Road, Notting Hill.
Left in Math. VIII., April, 1901.
Gill, Victor William (May 26, 1882), son of T., solicitor, 8, St.
Quintin's Avenue, Notting Hill.
Left in L. Sc. vI., April, 1900.
Godfrey, Edward Walter (Jan. 22, 1883), son of G., solicitor, 365,
Camden Road, Holloway.
Left in Math. VIII., April, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1900; Roman Law Exam., Class II., Middle Temple, 1903; Evidence,
Procedure, and Criminal Law, Class II., 1903; Constitutional Law and Legal
History, Class III., 1904; Criminal Law, Class II., 1904.
High Master's Silver Medal for Boxing, 1900.
Hamill, Philip (Oct. 15, 1883), son of P., Inland Revenue, St.
Margaret's, Barrowgate Road, Chiswick.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1897. Left in Sc. VIII. B. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1902. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1900;
Smee Prizes, 1898, 1901, and 1902; Prelim. Sci. (M.B.) Exam., Part I., London
Univ., 1901; Minor Scholar and Subsizar, Trinity College, Camb., 1902; Major
Scholar, 1905; Interm. Exam. in Science, London Univ., 1902; Junior Entrance
Scholarship, St. Bartholomew's Hosp., 1902; First M.B. Exam., Camb., 1903;
Junior Scholarship, St. Bartholomew's Hosp., in Chem., Sci., and Physiology,
1903; B.A., First Class Nat. Science Tripos, Part I., 1905.
Hammond, Cecil Frank (Jan. 14, 1884), son of W. F., wine merchant,
63, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. IV., April, 1897.
Hansell, Francis Leethem (Oct. 22, 1882), son of F. R., bank
manager, Brook House, Sutton, Thirsk, Yorks.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1899. Interm. Exam., Law Soc., Class I.,
1903.
Henderson, William Lewis (May 12, 1883), son of H. W., 4, Gliddon
Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in U. VIII., July, 1902.
Junior Latin Elegiac Verse Prize, 1900; Exhibitioner, Peterhouse, Camb., 1902;
B.A., Third Class (Div. I.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1905; Assistant Master at
Colet Court.
Librarian to School Union Soc., 1901-1902.
Henderson, Charles Curling (May 12, 1883), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in U. VIII., July, 1902.
Exhibitioner, Lincoln Coll., Oxford, 1902; Fourth Class Classics Mods., 1904;
B.A., Second Class Modern History, 1905.
Captain of School Gymnasium, 1901-1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Hicks, Arthur William (April 7, 1882), son of Mrs., 54, Addison
Mansions, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1897.
Howorth, Humphrey Noel (Dec. 28, 1882), son of Sir Henry,
K.C.I.E., M.P., 30, Collingham Place, Cromwell Road.
Left in Hist. VIII., April, 1901.
Second Class Modern History, 1905.
Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford, 1901; B.A.,
Hutchinson, Victor Elliot Swift Bury (Dec. 6, 1881), nephew of
E. Hutchinson, solicitor, 58, Munster Road, Fulham.
Left in III., April, 1897. In Natal.
Jackson, Francis (Jan. 4, 1883), son of J. H., C. S. (War Office),
43, Longridge Road, Earl's Court.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1899.
Johnson, George Edward MacQueen (Nov. 2, 1880), son of E.,
sec. to public company, 42, Callcott Road, Brondesbury.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1897. King's Coll., London.
Jones, Edwyn Llewellyn (April 24, 1883), son of Mrs. E., 34,
Bedford Gardens, Campden Hill.
Left in L. M. VIII., December, 1901. Peterhouse, Camb., 1903.
Jones, Hal Harrison (Mar. 9, 1883), son of H., civil engineer,
58, Barons Court Road.
Left in L. IV., December, 1897.
King, Cecil Arthur (Oct. 10, 1882), son of Mrs., photographer,
7, Norland Terrace, Holland Park.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1899.
King, Lyster Hulme (Feb. 11, 1882), son of F. H., land agent, The
Gables, Horsham, Sussex.
Left in Sc. VII., July, 1900. Hertford Coll., Oxford, 1902.
Kinsey, Arthur Francis St. John (May 31, 1883), son of Mrs., lady
supt. and sec. to Deaf College, Castle Bar Hill, Ealing.
Left in Medical, July, 1899. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1904; University Tutorial Coll.; engineering pupil at Deptford.
Kisch, Martin Schlesinger (June 4, 1884), son of H. J., merchant,
27, Marlborough Place.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in U. VIII., April,
1903. Special Art Prize for Modelling in Clay, Cast in Plaster, 1900; 2nd
Lieut., 2nd Batt. South Middlesex Regt. (V.R.C.), 1903; Exeter Coll., Oxford,
1903; Commission in Roy. Field Art., December, 1904.
Librarian of the Union; Lieut. (Cadets).
Captain of "D" Club.
Larken, Paul Metcalf (May 24, 1882), son of E. P., 30, Pembroke
Gardens.
Left in L. VI., July, 1899. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June and December,
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Leeson, Leslie Knight (Jan. 16, 1885), son of Dr. J. O., physician,
Collingham House, Cromwell Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1899, and back to Capitation Scholars,
January, 1902. Left in Army A., December, 1902. Smee Prize, 1902; adm.
to R. M. A., Woolwich, June, 1903; Commission, R.A., 1905.
Leigh-Bennett, Cyril Francis (June 13, 1883), son of H. J., wine
merchant, 164, Holland Road.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1900.
MacRury, Evan (Oct. 29, 1883), son of Lieut.-Col., Brigade
Surgeon (retired), 65, Earl's Court Road,
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1897. Left in Army A., December,
1900. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June and December, 1900; Matriculation,
London Univ., First Class, January, 1904.
Matteson, Leonard (Nov. 24, 1882), son of Mrs. J. W., 35, Dukes
Avenue, Chiswick.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1898.
Lieut., 1903.
Commission in Army Service Corps, 1902;
Mills, Charles Eaton (Sept. 19, 1883), son of W. H., solicitor,
31, Mortlake Road, Kew.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1902. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1902; Intermediate Exam., Law Society, 1903.
Newman, Lionel Herbert Lewis (Mar. 3, 1883), son of H., colonial
merchant, 2, Florence Terrace, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1900.
Capt. of Rowing and of Swimming, 1900.
Onslow-Ford, Max (Sept. 17, 1882), son of E., sculptor, R.A.,
62, Acacia Road.
Left in Sc. VII., April, 1900. First Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Parts I.
and II., 1903.
Orchard, Laurence Barnard (June 8, 1882), son of W. E., merchant,
8, Queen's Mansions, Brook Green.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1898. In Canada since 1902. He has qualified as
an assayer of metal, and is engaged in the Londonderry Iron and Mining Co.,
Nova Scotia; appointed an inspector of ore.
Pare, Maurice (May 14, 1883), son of H. J., Sunnyside, Chiswick
Mall.
Left in U. VI., December, 1899. Prudential Assurance Society.
Pearson, Eric Alexander (Nov. 4, 1882), son of A. E., C. S. (Board
of Trade), 1, Mount Park Crescent, Ealing.
Left in VI. B., December, 1897.
Peel, Arthur (May 29, 1882), son of F. W., architect, 7, Fairfax
Road, Chiswick.
Left in Army B., April, 1898. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December, 1900.
Commission in R.M.L.I., 1901; Lieut., 1902.

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Priestley, Archibald Bertram (June 21, 1882), son of Mrs., 107,
Oxford Gardens, North Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1900. Commission in West India Regt., 1903.
Rushton, Cecil George (June 17, 1883), son of G. A., Stock
Exchange, 11, Wellington Mansions, Queen's Club Gardens.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1901.
Sands, Sydney Brett (Sept. 20, 1883), son of D. B., manager to
house agent, 19, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in Math. vIII., April,
1901.
Saunders, Reginald George Francis (July 11, 1882), son of Mrs.,
56, Linden Gardens, Chiswick.
Left in Army C., July, 1897. Lance-Corporal, Paget's Horse, 1901; served
under General Broadwood in South Africa.
Sayers, Raymond Cecil (Mar. 27, 1884), son of R. C., Strathmore,
Castlenau, Barnes,
Left in Army A., July, 1901. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, December, 1901.
Commission in R.A., 1903.
Seeman, Otmar Ulrich (Jan. 11, 1883), son of R., merchant,
St. Chad's, Mount Park Road, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1900. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1899; passed Interm. Exam. in Science, London Univ., First Class,
1900; Free Studentship in Physics, Roy. Coll. of Science, 1901; Bessemer
Medal and Associateship, Roy. Coll. of Science, 1903.
Sharpe, Alfred Gerald Meredith (Aug. 16, 1884), care of Mrs.
Meredith, 73, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. IV., April, 1897. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1902; 2nd
Lieut., Roy. Berks Regt., 1903.
Simon, Philip Benfey (June 13, 1883), son of H. I., stockbroker,
13, Woodchurch Road, West Hampstead.
Left in Remove, July, 1898. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, 1902; Commission
in Roy. Art., 1902.
Snell, Thomas Saxon (Dec. 6, 1881), son of T., shorthand writer,
34, St. Mary Abbott's Terrace.
Left in L. Sc. vI., April, 1898.
Soper, Horace Nettleship (April 3, 1882), son of Dr. W., surgeon,
307, Clapham Road.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1897. Entered Eastern Telegraph Company's
service, 1898; stationed at the Island of Rodriquez.
Sprague, Geoffrey Bond (June 6, 1883), son of Mrs., 56, Addison
Gardens, Kensington.
Left in L. VI., April, 1901.
Sproston, Arthur Hill (May 28, 1881), son of Mrs., care of Miss
L. Backer, 6, Colville Road, Bayswater.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Sproston, Henry (April 10, 1882), son of Mrs. Spiller (née Sproston),
2, Marchwood Crescent, Ealing.
Left in Special Sc., April, 1899. 2nd Lieut., 3rd Battalion, East Lancashire
Regiment; was granted the local rank of Lieutenant in the Army whilst employed
with the West African Frontier Force.
Stevens, Richard Henry Easington (Jan. 13, 1883), son of T.,
solicitor, 1, Ladbroke Terrace.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1899. College of Preceptors Exam., September,
1900; Medical Student, Univ. Coll. Hosp., October 30, 1900; Art Student,
Univ. Coll., London, 1900-1; attached to Vol. Med. Staff Corps (London),
1901.
Sturdy, Arthur Carlile (Dec. 4, 1882), son of Rev. H. C., Clerk in
Holy Orders, St. Paul's Vicarage, Dorking.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in Sc. VIII. A. (Exhibi-
tioner), December, 1901. Coll. Preceptors Exam., December, 1898; Matricula-
tion, London Univ., First Class, January, 1901; Prelim. Sci. (M.B.) Exam.,
London Univ., 1901; Scholar, Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1902; First M.B. Exam.,
Camb., 1903; First Class Nat. Sci. Tripos, Part I., Camb., 1904.
Swan, Robert Arthur (April 29, 1884), son of R. A., stipendiary
magistrate, British Guiana, care of Mrs., 122, Cromwell Terrace,
Shepherd's Bush.
Left in L. Sc. vI., April, 1899. In partnership with his father in British
Guiana. Lieut., 3rd Australian Commonwealth Horse, 1903.
Tippetts, Cecil Malpas (June 10, 1883), son of W. J. B., solicitor,
2, Nevern Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1901. Merton Coll., Oxford, 1903.
Towers-Smith, Lionel Wentworth Dickens (Oct. 23, 1882), son of
Mrs., godson of Miss Wolfe, 57, Elsham Road.
Left in L. Sc. VI., April, 1899. Chemical analyist and assayer.
Townsend, Frederick Laurence (Dec. 14, 1880), son of Mrs., 7,
Castletown Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. III., December, 1896.
Vallat, Francis Louis (Sept. 25, 1882), son of G. F., diamond
merchant, 26, Stonor Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1898, Diamond broker.
Ward, Charles Macnamara (July 3, 1881), son of T. J. (Ralli & Co.,
Bombay).
Left in Army C., December, 1897.
Ward, Harold Archibald (Nov. 7, 1882), as above.
Left in Army B., July, 1900. Commission in 4th Battalion of Border
Regiment, 1900.
Colts XI., 1898; Second XI., First XV., 1899; First XI., 1900. Boxing
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30, 1882), son of Mrs. H. G.,
Watney, Jack Southard (Mar. 30, 1882), son
Stanstead, Essex.
Left in Army B., July, 1899. Went on the Stock Exchange, then joined as
trooper in Paget's Horse, and left England for Cape Town, February 27, 1901.
Obtained a Commission in the Imperial Yeomanry, with command of a Maxim
gun in June, 1901, and had command of the "Clementi-Scouts" after the
death of Lieutenant Eugene Clementi-Smith. Lieutenant Watney of the
11th Batt., Imperial Yeomany, was killed at Tweefontein when De Wet rushed
Colonel Firman's camp on December 25, 1901; reported by Lord Kitchener
to have been killed "heading a charge." A Memorial Tablet was unveiled to
his memory, with that of two others, in Mercers' Chapel on December 19, 1902.
Webb, John Beazley (Mar. 7, 1883), son of J. C., artist, 111,
Clifton Hill, St. John's Wood.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1901. Smee Prize, 1900; Matriculation, London
Univ., Second Class, June, 1901; Science Student, Univ. Coll., London, 1901 -2;
First Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Part III., 1904; Prelim. Scientific Exam.
(Biology), Univ. of London, 1904.
Wetherilt, Newton Charles (April 15, 1883), son of D., agent,
86, Boundary Road.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1899. Prelim. Exam. for Royal Institute of British
Architects, 1901.
Wilson, John Robert (Aug. 1, 1881), son of Mrs., St. Kilda, 21,
Earlsfield Road, Wandsworth.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1898.
Winterbotham, Harold (Dec. 26, 1883), son of W. H., solicitor,
Ladbroke Terrace, Notting Hill.
Left in Special, April, 1897. Elected Foundationer, September, 1899. Left
in U. VIII., July, 1903. King's Coll., Camb., 1903.
Wolff, Cecil Harry (Jan. 11, 1882), son of Victor, mining engineer,
10, Maresfield Gardens, Hampstead.
Left in L. Sc. VI., April, 1899. Science student, Univ. Coll., London, 1900-1;
Commission in Bedfordshire Regt., 4th Batt., 1901; Lieut., 1902; Capt.,
1904.
Capt. of Boxing, 1899.
Woods, Norman Charles (June 22, 1882), son of Mrs. (Father,
Commander, R.N.), Hazlitt House, Hazlitt Road, West Ken-
sington.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1899. A.R.C.O. and A. (Mus.), T.C.L., Selwyn
College, Cambridge, where he is reading for the degrees of B.A. and Mus. Bac.
Woods, Frederick Arthur (Aug. 6, 1883), as above.
Left in Army B., July, 1899. In business in London.
Wootton, Charles Arthur (July 29, 1882), son of C. F., Civil
Service, 8, Hollywood Villas, Southfields, Wandsworth.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Wright, Thomas Anthony Victor (Aug. 3, 1884), son of Gen.
Sir Thos., K.C.B., Knighton House, The Manor Way, Black-
heath.
Left in L. IV., December, 1897. Re-entered in April, 1899, and left in
Army A., December, 1900. Adm. to R. M. C., Sandhurst, December, 1901;
adm. to R. M. C., Sandhurst (India Cadet), June, 1901; Commission in
R.M.L.I., 1901; Lieut., 1903.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1897.
Alderson, Edward Reginald (Dec. 29, 1881), son of Mrs., The
Lindens, Kew Road, Kew.
Left in Army C., July, 1897.
Andrews, Hugh (Oct. 10, 1882), son of R. C., Austro-Hungarian
Vice-Consul, St. Margaret's, The Terrace, Barnes.
Left in L. vI., April, 1900. Clerk in the Bank of England.
Balcomb, Herbert Francis George (Nov. 25, 1882), son of G. A.,
Supervisor, Inland Revenue, 52, Comeragh Road, West Ken-
sington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in Math. VIII., Decem-
ber, 1901. Exhibitioner, St. John's Coll., Camb., 1901; B.A., Senior Optime,
Mathematical Tripos, Pt. I., 1905; student at King's College, London.
Barr, William Arthur (June 3, 1882), son of R., editor Detroit Free
Press ("Luke Sharp "), Hillhead, Surbiton, Surrey.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1899. Exeter Coll., Oxford, 1903.
Batstone John (Dec. 4, 1884), son of S. E., sanitary surveyor,
1, Baskerville Road, Wandsworth Common.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1903. Smee Prize, 1898.
Beal, Noel Watkin (Dec 24, 1883), son of C., solicitor, Roseneath,
Queen Street, Hammersmith.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1901. Art Student, Univ. Coll., London, 1902-3;
Interm. Exam., Class II., Law Society, June, 1903.
Boulenger, Charles Leopold (April 18, 1885), son of G. A., F.R.S.,
Asst. Nat. Hist. Museum, 8, Courtfield Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1897. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1903. Smee Prizes, 1899, 1900, 1902, and 1903; Scholar, King's
Coll., Camb., 1903; First M.B. Exam., Parts I. and II., Camb., 1903; First
Class Nat. Science Tripos, Part I., 1905.
Brewer, John (June 17, 1883), son of Dr. A. H., physician and
surgeon, 136, Richmond Road, Dalston.
Left in U. IV., July, 1899. Clerk in an insurance broker's office.
Broad, Hubert Frederick (Feb. 22, 1883), son of C. B., merchant,
Stamford Brook Lodge, Ravenscourt Park.
Left in L. Sc. vI., July, 1899.

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Chesterton, Maurice (Aug. 4, 1882), son of S. R., estate agent, 31,
Pembroke Road, Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1898.
Clifford, Arthur Campbell (July 7, 1883), son of E. T., manager
assurance company, 75, Philbeach Gardens, Earl's Court.
Left in Medical, July, 1899. Engineering Student, Univ. Coll., London,
1899-1900.
Cole, Charles Eric (May 29, 1883), son of C. W., merchant, 27,
Gordon Road, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1900. Smee Prize, 1899.
Cowper, Herbert Wellesley (Aug. 4, 1883), son of Colonel, Bengal
Cavalry, 6, Haarlem Mansions, Brook Green.
Left in VII., July, 1902. Hertford Coll., Oxford, 1902.
Culver, Reginald Percy (Jan. 26, 1882), stepson of H. A. Rawlins,
architect, Milford House, John Street, Hampstead.
Left in Army A., July, 1900. Commission in King's Liverpool Regt., 1901;
Lieut., 1902.
Capt. of "B" Club, 1899-1900.
de Souza, Edward Valentine (Feb. 14, 1882), son of Dr. E. M.,
physician, 38, Harley Street.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1900. Coll. of Preceptors Exam., June, 1898;
Downing, Cambridge, 1901.
Dodd, Gerald Sutton (June 17, 1883), son of C., Q.C., 28, Inver-
ness Terrace.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1900. John Watson Prize, 1899.
Flack, Herbert William (Aug. 9, 1882), son of W. R., dentist,
29, Lower Phillimore Place, High Street, Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1900. Smee Prize, 1899.
Francis, Daniel Herbert (Oct. 26, 1881), son of D., gold miner,
Tati House, St. John's Wood Park.
Left in L. Sc. VI., April, 1899. Camborne School of Mines, Cornwall.
Garrett, Cecil Dudley (Dec. 31, 1882), son of Dr., surgeon, 54,
Addison Gardens.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1897.
Gee, Percival Norman Kempe (Feb. 13, 1885), son of Basil,
merchant, 7, Pembroke Gardens.
Left in Special Science, April, 1900.
George, Frank Edwin (Mar. 25, 1881), son of E., commercial clerk,
172, Amesbury Avenue, Streatham Hill.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1898.
Greville, Brooke Southwell Edward Algernon Fulke (June 2, 1882),
son of B. S., 18, Barons Court Road.
Left in Army C., July, 1900. Commission in the Rifle Brigade (6th Batt.),
1901; 2nd Lieut., West India Regt., 1901; Lieut. 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Klingenstein, Sidney (Sept. 15, 1884), son of A., cigar merchant,
15, Sutherland Avenue.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1897. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1903. Montagu Prize, 1903; Scholar, New Coll., Oxford, 1903;
Certificate in Taylorian Scholarship Exam., 1904; Second Class Classics Modera-
tions, 1905.
Lane, Samuel Bourdas (Nov. 7, 1882), son of S. H., merchant,
Worton Manor, Isleworth.
Left in L. Sc. vI., December, 1897.
Lightbody, Leonard Jocelyn (Feb. 25, 1884), son of C. R., stock-
broker, 13, Courtfield Gardens.
Left in II., April, 1899. Readmitted September, 1899; left in U. v. B., Decem-
ber, 1900. St. John's College, Oxford, 1904.
Linck, Maximilian William (Jan. 19, 1885), son of C., indigo
merchant, Preston Lodge, Putney.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in L. VIII., April, 1901.
MacGeagh, Henry Davies Foster (Oct. 21, 1883), son of Dr. T. E. F.,
M.D., 23, New Cavendish Street.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1901. Magdalen Coll., Oxford, 1902; B.A.,
Third Class Modern History, 1905.
Marsh, Gilbert Howe Maxwell (July 30, 1882), son of Colonel
(retired), R.A., 1, Pembroke Road, Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1899. Commission in Lincolnshire Regt. (3rd Batt.),
1900; 2nd Lieut., Dorsetshire Regt., 1902; Lieut., 1902.
Maynard, Farnham Edward (Nov. 12, 1882), son of Dr. C. D.,
surgeon, 42, Chapel Road, St. Leonard's-on-Sea.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., April, 1900. London Central Technical College; Diploma
in Civil Engineering, 1903.
Melhuish, John Leon (Feb. 15, 1883), son of C. J., business, 33,
Palliser Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1899. Trooper in the Cape Mounted Rifles.
Milburn, Edward Sinclair (Oct. 17, 1882), son of E., shipbroker,
21, Russell Road, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1899.
Morris, Arthur Higgs (June 23, 1884), son of G. H, analytical and
consulting chemist, 18, Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1901; Royal College of Science and Univ. Coll., London, 1901-2;
Interm. Exam. in Science, London Univ.; Certificate, General Course, Botany,
Univ. Coll., London, 1902-3; Second Class Cert., Junior Class, Zoology and
Comp. Anat., Univ. Coll., London, 1902-3; Prelim. Sci. (M.B.) Exam., Part II.,
London Univ., 1901-2.
O'Brien, Roderick Barry (Nov. 27, 1881), son of R. B., barrister,
100, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1899.

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[1897
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Parsons, Frank (Mar. 18, 1882), son of Dr. S., surgeon, 78, Ken-
sington Park Road.
Left in Medical, July, 1899. Coll. of Preceptors Exam., December, 1897.
Pears, Lancelot (Aug. 1, 1883), son of E., barrister, 71, Talgarth
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1900. Worcester Coll., Oxford, 1902.
Ratliff, Derwent William (Dec. 1, 1882), stepson of Baron Turck-
heim, 51, Cheniston Gardens.
Left in Army A., July, 1900. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June, 1900.
St. Legier, Archibald Samuel de (Nov. 6, 1882), son of S. J. de,
timber merchant, Sutherland House, Grosvenor Road, Gunners-
bury.
Left in Army C., July, 1898. Naval Engineers' Exam. (8th place), 1899; Sub-
Lieut., Royal Navy, July, 1904.
Schloesser, Herman Henry (July 12, 1883), son of E. T., merchant,
44, Belsize Square.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1899. City and Guilds Technical Coll., South Kens.;
Law Exam., Roman Law, Class I., December, 1903.
Short, George Howard (Mar. 24, 1882), son of J. J. R., merchant,
Avondale, Rosemont Road, Acton.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1897. John Watson Prize, 1897; exhibited at the R. A.
of Arts, 1900; again in 1905.
Smith, Claude Rowland Victor (Dec. 23, 1882), son of Mrs. Hamilton-
Smith, 21, Werter Road, Putney.
Left in Special Science, July, 1898. Accidentally killed at Putney station
on February 3, 1899, aged 17.
Smith, Harold Brunette (Nov. 11, 1882), son of R. S., manager
Negis Assurance Co., 8, Warwick Gardens.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1901.
Capt. of Boxing Club, 1901.
Spielmann, Percy Edwin (Sept. 26, 1881), son of M. H., author, 21,
Cadogan Gardens.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1899. Smee Prize, 1899; Matriculation, London
Univ., First Class, January, 1901; Intermediate Exam. in Science, London
Univ., 1903; Associateship Roy. Coll. of Science, 1904.
Thomas, Frederick Joseph (December 3, 1883), son of Capt. E. C.,
Duke of York's Military School, Chelsea.
Left in Army A., July, 1901.
Thomas, Robert Edward (Aug. 17, 1883), son of Mrs. (Father
deceased, late H. M. of St. John's School, Oxford), 241, Iffley
Road, Oxford.
Left in Medical, July, 1899.
Non-Collegiate Student, Oxford, 1900; B.A.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Tooth, Harold Selwyn (April 10, 1884), son of Mrs., 8, Royal
Crescent.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in Sc. VIII. A., April,
1903. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1903.
Capt. of Cricket and of "E" Club, 1901.
Tudor, Frederick Charles (Oct. 30, 1882).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895.
Wells, Alan Geoffrey (Nov. 10, 1882), son of W., brewer, 18, Scars-
dale Villas, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1900. Interm. M.B. Exam., London Univ., 1903.
Wheeler, Robert Dawson (Mar. 15, 1883), son of L. R., Civil Service
(retired), 156, Bridge Road, Hammersmith.
Left in L. v., April, 1899.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted May, 1897.
Bird, Ernest Roy (Oct. 13, 1883), son of E., solicitor, 36, Elsham
Road, Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1899. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1899;
Solicitor's office, Kensington; Law Soc. Exam., Class II., 1902; 2nd Lieut.,
13th Middlesex (Queen's Westminsters), 1903; Lieut. 1903.
Bowden, Harold Arthur (Aug. 27, 1883), son of Mrs., 109, Uxbridge
Road, Ealing.
Left in Army C., April, 1899.
Brichieri-Colombi, Gioran Andrea Ernesto Gateano Domenice
(April 2, 1883), son of A., Villa Brichieri, 12, Bellosguardo,
Florence, Italy.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1898.
Cameron, Donald Stevenson (April 8, 1883), son of Surgeon Lieut.-
Col. (retired), 107, Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., April, 1900. Commission in The King's (Liverpool Regt.),
5th Batt., 1900; resigned, January, 1901; joined the Natal Mounted Police,
1901. Was wounded in three places, arm, thigh, and temple, between Melmoth
and N. Kandla, in Zululand, on May 28, 1901, while guarding a convoy.
Chubb, Geoffrey Alford (Jan. 22, 1883), son of Mrs., 212, Cornwall
Road, Notting Hill.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1899. Late Student of Chemistry, and Staff Pupil
at the Laboratories of the Gas Light and Coke Company at Becton. Died on
October 29, 1901, aged 18.
Cook, Ernest Neville (May 25, 1882), son of Dr. A. H. (medical),
12, Rosslyn Hill, Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1900. Smee Prize, 1900; Landscape Prizes,
1900 and 1901; Science Student, Univ. Coll., London, 1901-2; Certificate,
Second Class, for Botany, General Course, Univ. Coll., London, 1902–3;
Certificate, Second Class, for Zoology and Comp. Anat., Univ. Coll., London,
1902-3; Prelim. Scientific (M.B.) Exam., Parts I. and II., 1903; Certificate,
Third Class, for Histology and Practical Histology, Parts I. and II., 1903;
Special Exam. in Organic Chemistry for Interm. M.B., Univ., London, 1904.

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[1897
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cruickshank, Arthur Ludlam (Aug. 30, 1883), son of G., retired
merchant, 7, Freeland Road, Ealing.
Left in Army A., July, 1901. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, December, 1900, and
June, 1901; 2nd. Lieut., R. Art., July 15, 1903.
Cunningham, John (Jan. 18, 1883), son of Mrs., The Anchorage,
Ayr, N.B.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1897.
Defries, Colin (Sept. 10, 1884), son of D. C. (Defries Arc Lamp Co.),
15, Belsize Square, South Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. vI., July, 1900. Engineering Student, Univ. Coll., London,
1902-3.
Dennison, Howard Smith (Feb. 2, 1883), son of Mrs., 21, Inverness
Terrace.
Left in L. Sc. vI., July, 1898.
Dickie, Robert Bruce (Sept. 18, 1882), son of J., East India
merchant, Lower Park, Putney.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1900.
Francis, Richard Taunton (June 13, 1883), son of W., M.D., The
Manor House, Richmond, Surrey.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1900.
Gilbert, Bertram Thomas (May 16, 1883), son of T. D., accountant,
Kilgobbin, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April 1899.
Greenwood, Augustus George (May 8, 1883), son of C. H., barrister,
37, Philbeach Gardens.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1900. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1899; passed Prelim. Exam. for Roy. Institute of British Architects,
1901; passed Evid. Proced. Crim. and Roman Law Exam., Class III., Middle
Temple, 1902; passed Constitutional Law and Legal History Exam., Class III.,
Middle Temple, 1903; passed Final Law Exam., Class III., 1904.
Hall, Charles William (Feb. 28, 1882), ward of W. J. Payne, Esq.,
solicitor, 11, Queen Victoria Street.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1900. Associateship, Royal School of Mines,
1904.
Hammersley, Joseph (May 16, 1882), brother of Mrs. Cranmer Byng,
109A, Gloucester Road. (Ven-du-lac, Fermain Bay, Germany.)
Left in U. Sc. VI., April, 1900.
Hampton, Clarence Lambert (May 22, 1882), son of G., Woodfield,
Lytton Grove, Putney Hill.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1898.
Harrison, Clifford Pevensey Mattison (Feb. 23, 1884), son of R. C.,
M.D., 19, Uxbridge Road, Ealing.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1901. Entrance Exam. Roy. Indian Eng. Coll.,
Cooper's Hill, August, 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Hazeon, Cyril Stafford (June 25, 1883), son of T. S., merchant,
4, Addison Road, Bedford Park.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1900. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December, 1900;
Commission in R.M.L.I., 1901; Lieut., 1902.
Hill, Roy (Nov. 15, 1882), son of E. G., merchant, 21, Scarsdale
Villas, Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1900. Special Art Prizes for Engineering Drawing,
1899 and 1900. Clerk in the Bank of England; 2nd Lieut., 2nd (Vol.) Batt.,
Yorkshire Regt., 1900; Lieut., 1901; Capt., 4th Batt., February 21, 1903.
Hilliard, Harry St. Alban (May 25, 1885), son of Rev. E. S., Clerk
in Holy Orders, St. Andrew's Vicarage, Fulham.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1902. St. John's Coll., Oxford, 1903.
Jones, Sydney Hollamby (Dec. 26, 1883), son of C. J., merchant,
51, Addison Mansions.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1898.
Leah, Samuel (Dec. 15, 1884), son of S. D., Inspector, Inland
Revenue, 18, Applegarth Road, Brook Green.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1901.
Mackesy, Pierse Joseph (April 5, 1883), son of General, Indian
Staff Corps, 17, Campden House Road.
Left in Army A., December, 1899. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June, 1900;
Commission in Roy. Eng., 1902.
Manning, Stacey Lane (July 27, 1883), son of H. L., merchant,
51, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. IV., July, 1899. Electrical engineer at Callendars Cable Co.,
Erith.
Meredith, Hubert Angelo Joshua (Nov. 7, 1884), son of Mrs., 111,
Canfield Gardens, West Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1901. Left in U. Sc. VII., December,
1901. Smee Prize, 1899.
Miller, John Molineux (Mar. 30, 1882), son of R., contractor,
Holmwood, 63, Albert Road, Battersea.
Left in U. Sc. vI., July, 1900.
Neame, Austin Langley (Aug. 17, 1881), son of H. B., brewer,
2, Lexden Terrace, Tenby, South Wales.
Left in Sc. IV., December, 1897.
Oldershaw, Ernest Evans (Jan. 29, 1883), son of E., maltster, 5,
Huguenot Place, Wandsworth Common.
Left in Army B., December, 1900. Engineer apprentice at Messrs. R. and W.
Hawthorn, Leslie & Co., Ltd., Newcastle-on-Tyne.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Parsons, Lionel Spencer (April 26, 1883), son of Dr., surgeon, 78,
Kensington Park Road.
Left in Special Science, December, 1899.
Price-Hughes, John Bernard (May 24, 1884), son of Rev. Hugh,
Wesleyan minister, 8, Taviton Street, Gordon Square.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., April, 1902. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
February, 1903. Medical student.
Rumble, Harold (Sept. 23, 1882), son of S., civil engineer, 55,
Marloes Road, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1899.
Scott, Templer Henry (July 10, 1883), son of B. C. G., H.M.
Consul, Swatora, China, 24, Eaton Rise, Ealing.
Left in Army A., December, 1900. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December,
1900; Commission in South Staffordshire Regt., 1902; transferred to I. S.
Corps; Lieut., 80th Carnatic Infantry, 1904.
Capt. of Shooting, 1900.
Sproston, Noel (April 25, 1883), son of Mrs., 142, Addison
Gardens, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1899.
Strang, Andrew (July 20, 1882), son of J. H., engineer, 4, Bassett
Road, Notting Hill.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1899. Trooper in Paget's Horse, January, 1901.
Thompson, Alfred Alexander (Mar. 6, 1883), son of A., surveyor
(S. E. Rly.), Wychwood, Clarendon Road, Putney.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1900. Smee Prize, 1900; Engineering Student, Univ.
Coll., London, 1901-2.
Willis, Henry de Laval (Nov. 15, 1882), son of W. F., dental
surgeon, 46, Digby Mansions, Hammersmith.
Left in Army A., December, 1900. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December,
1900; Commission in R.M.L.I., 1901; Lieut., 1902.1
Capt. of "B" Club, 1900.
Wilson, James Dipnall (Sept. 4, 1884), son of W. E., merchant and
maltster, Friar's Hall, Hadleigh, Suffolk.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1901.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1897.
Boulenger, Charles Leopold (April 18, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1897.
Chamier, John Adrian (Dec. 26, 1883), son of Major-Gen., Army,
55, Warwick Road.
Left in L. M. VIII., December, 1900. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1901;
Commission in Indian Staff Corps, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Geary, Francis Joseph Grattan (Feb. 25, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Hamill, Philip (Oct. 15, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Jennings, Frederick Sinclair Wills (Nov. 11, 1881).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895.
Klingenstein, Sidney (Sept. 15, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1897.
Loewe, Herbert James Martin (May 1, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1895.
MacRury, Evan (Oct. 29, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Myers, Horace Abraham (Feb. 12, 1884), son of P., Asst. Sec.
Alliance Assurance, 80, Hamilton Terrace.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
September, 1903.
Norton, Frank Steer (Dec. 29, 1884), son of R. E., accountant,
6, Dalebury Road, Upper Tooting.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1903.
Oates, Geoffrey Eugene (Aug. 20, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1895.
Peck, Leonard Jasper (May 2, 1884), son of P., 7, Park Place
Villas, Paddington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1903. Smee Prize, 1901; Exhibitioner, Wadham
Coll., Oxford, 1903; Third Class Classics Moderations, 1905.
Reitlinger, Henry Scipio (Feb. 28, 1885), son of A., merchant,
58, Fitzjohn's Avenue.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1898.
Removed to Clifton College; Matriculation,
London Univ., First Class, February, 1903.
Ritchie, Sartoris Charles (Jan. 24, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1895.
Sandford, Daniel Arthur (June 18, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1896.
Sifton, Frank (Aug. 1, 1884), son of T. E., Asst. Sec., G. P. O.,
230, Goldhawk Road.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1903. Admiralty and Royal Ordnance; Naval Store
Clerkship (2nd place), 1903; War Office, Roy. Ord. Factories.
Sifton, Isaac Taylor (Aug. 6, 1882), as above.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1899.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Wills, Geoffrey (Nov. 13, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1895.
Wilmer, Eric Randal Gordon (May 24, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895.
Woolf, Edgar Sidney (Oct. 16, 1883), son of Mrs., 101, Lexham
Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1902. Scholar, Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1902;
Second Class (Div. II.) Classical Tripos, Part I., 1905.
Young, Gerald Malcolm (April 29, 1882), son of G. F., Master of
steamer Conservator, Beachbrow, Greenhithe, Kent.
Left in U. VIII. (Captain and Exhibitioner), July, 1900. Butterworth and
High Master's Latin Verse Prizes, 1898; Ollivant, 1898 and 1900; Kynaston
and Truro Prizes, 1900; Scholar, Balliol Coll., Oxford, 1900; distinguished in
the Hertford Scholarship Exam., 1902; First Class Classics Mods., 1902; B.A.,
Second Class Litt. Hum., 1904; Fellow of All Souls Coll., 1905.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1897.
Airey, Rowland Montagu (Jan. 7, 1884), son of Major R. H.
(retired), 14, Stanwick Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., April, 1902. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December, 1902;
Commission, Army Service Corps, 1904.
Ansorge, Gerald Percival (Jan. 29, 1885), son of W. J., medical
officer to Uganda Administration, 25, Priory Road, Bedford
Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1900. Left in Hist. VIII., December,
1902.
Bagot-Harte, Irvine William (Jan. 7, 1884), son of W., solicitor,
15, Primrose Mansions, Battersea Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in Army B., July, 1902.
Commission in The King's Own (Lancaster Regt.), 3rd Batt., 1901; 3rd Batt.,
Bedfordshire Regt., 1903.
Bambridge, George Adolf (Oct. 21, 1883), son of G. E., professor
of music, 19, St. Luke's Road, Westbourne Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in Army B., December,
1900. Clerk in the British India Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.
Barnes, John Egerton Martin (May 21, 1884), son of Leonard,
Civil Service, West View, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in III., December, 1897. Electrical engineer.
Barrett, Arthur Henry Broome (Jan. 8, 1884), son of J. P., tutor,
5, Girdler's Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Batting, Montagu Ernest (July 27, 1883), son of H. L., civil
engineer, Deodar Mansions, 93, Deodar Gardens, Putney.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1899.
Benton, Walter Molyneux (Sept. 17, 1883), son of W. E., mining
engineer, Earlsdon, West Side, Wandsworth Common.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1898.
Bingemann, Harold Edward (Feb. 11, 1884), son of A. E., land
property owner, Glenholme, Hilltop Road, West Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1901.
Bousfield, Philip Edward (Aug. 14, 1883), son of C. E., woollen
manufacturer, St. Mary's Mount, Clarendon Road, Leeds.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1901. In Canada.
Bradgate, Lionel (July 26, 1885), son of Mrs., clerk, London and
India Docks, 24, Girdler's Road, Brook Green.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in U. VIII., July, 1904.
Scholar, Trinity Coll., Oxford, 1903.
Britton, Roland Arthur (May 31, 1882), son of A. T., 4, Cleve
Road, Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1899.
Brown, Charles Barrington (Mar. 10, 1884), son of C. B., geologist,
41, St. Quintin's Avenue.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in Sc. VIII. B., April,
1903. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, September, 1903.
Brown, Gerald Hale (Aug. 10, 1883), son of G., architectural
decorator, 32, Girdler's Road.
Left in Remove, December, 1898. John Watson Prize, 1898.
Brown, Walter Hubert (May 20, 1883), son of E., miller, Avoca
Lodge, Shepherd's Bush Green.
Left in U. v. B., December, 1899.
Bruzaud, Hubert George (Dec. 5, 1882), son of E. G., pianoforte
maker, 95, Cambridge Gardens, North Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1899.
Buckland, George Neville (Oct. 7, 1884), son of C. E., Bengal
Civil Service (Mrs. Buckland, care of C. R. Lindsay, Esq., Glen
Lea, Dulwich).
Left in Army A., July, 1901. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, December, 1901.
Commission in R. A., 1903.
Buckley, John Wall (Oct. 30, 1883), nephew of F. I. Marzials, Esq.,
2, Blomfield Villas, Uxbridge Road.
Left in Medical, July, 1900.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cartwright, John Cameron (Nov. 21, 1882), son of Mrs., 6, Walde-
grave Park, Twickenham.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1898. Commission in Roy. Fus. (City of London Regt.),
6th Batt., 1899; Lieut., 1900; 2nd Lieut., 3rd Batt., 1902.
Chandler, Arthur Frederick Neale (Feb. 7, 1886), son of Rev.
F. J., Sec. National Society, 21, Bath Road, Bedford Park.
Left in U. VI., July, 1902. Smee Prize, 1902.
Clayton, Philip Thomas Byard (Dec. 12, 1885), son of R. R. B.,
Australian Agent, 104, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Milton Prize, 1903; Truro
Prize, 1905; Scholar of Exeter College, Oxford, 1905.
Cockell, Horace Geoffrey (Jan. 14, 1883), son of G. M., Civil
Service, 11, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1899. Registry of the Court and Marshal's
Office, Admiralty Division.
Cowardin, William Lewis (Feb. 23, 1886), son of Dr. T. G., surgeon,
11, Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1899. Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1903.
John Watson Prize, 1903; Matriculation, Div. II., London Univ., September,
1903: Entrance Scholarship, St. Mary's Hosp., 1904; Interm. B. Sc. Exam.,
Univ. of London, 1904.
Librarian of Field Club, 1901.
Critchley, Charles Blythe (June 9, 1884), son of C. E. B., Asst.
Sec. to Government, Central Provinces, India, 92, Edith Road,
West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1899. Left in U. VIII. (Captain and
Exhibitioner), July, 1903. Greek Verse and Ollivant Prizes, 1902; Scholar,
Trinity Coll., Oxford, 1903; Sleath, Thruston, and Ollivant Prizes, 1903; First
Class Classics Mods., 1905.
President of the Union, 1902-3. First XV., First XI., First IV. (Fives).
Daniel, Alfred Martin George (Mar. 15, 1884), son of G. A., solicitor,
Nunney Court, Frome, Somersetshire.
Left in L. VI., July, 1901. Interm. Exam., Law Soc., Class II., April, 1903;
2nd Lieut., 3rd V.B. Somerset Light Infantry, 1901; passed Intermediate Law
Society Exam., April, 1903.
de Souza, Aniceto Emmanuel (Oct. 8, 1883), son of Dr., physician,
38, Harley Street.
Left in Medical, December, 1900. St. John's Coll., Camb., 1901.
Duff, Malcolm (April 3, 1882), son of F. J. B., merchant, 15,
Westbere Road, West Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1898. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1893.
Eccles, Vernon John Lamont (July 31, 1883), son of Mrs., 31,
Applegarth Road, Brook Green.
Left in L. Sc. VI., April, 1900. Trooper in the Imperial Yeomanry (D.C.O.),
1901.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Foster, Thomas Francis Vere (July 27, 1885), son of J. R., inspector
of assurance, 20, Sinclair Gardens, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., April, 1903. 2nd Lieut., 3rd Batt. Connaught Rangers,
1903; Lieut., December, 1904.
Francis, Edgar Melville (June 19, 1883), son of D., gold miner,
Tati House, St. John's Wood Park.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1899. Camborne School of Mines, Cornwall, to qualify
as mining engineer.
Galloway, Hugh (July 10, 1882), son of J., builder and contractor,
49, Eaton Rise, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1899. Entrance Exhibition, Westminster
Hosp., 1901; passed First Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Part III., 1903.
Gardiner, Alfred Edmund (April 29, 1884), son of Mrs. M. E.,
97, Queen's Gate.
Left in U. Sc. vI., December, 1899.
Gilks, Stephen Langton Clowes (Sept. 13, 1884), son of W. J.,
solicitor, 13, Colinette Road, Putney.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1902.
Capt. of Swimming Club, 1900-1902; Capt. of "C" Club, 1901.
Graham, George Roland (April 7, 1884), son of Mrs., 3, Hanover
Terrace, Ladbroke Square.
Left in Army A., July, 1901. Adm. to R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1901;
Commission in Indian Staff Corps (unattached), 1902.
Hall, Alner Wilson (Sept. 18, 1884), son of H., architect, Crow-
hurst, 24, Uxbridge Road, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1902. John Watson Prizes, 1899, 1900, 1901, and
1902; Prelim. Exam. for Roy. Institute of British Architects, 1901; Landscape
Prizes, 1901 and 1902.
Heilbron, Edmund John (Aug. 2, 1883), son of S., head master,
Jewish School, 179, Harrow Road, 1, Clifton Hill, St. John's
Wood.
Left in Army C., July, 1899.
Hennell, Charles Murray (Oct. 19, 1883), son of F. S., engineer,
42, Elsham Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1900. Surveyor's Department of the London
County Council; preparing for the examination for an Associate of the
Surveyor's Institute.
Hooper, Cyril Noel (Dec. 25, 1884), son of M., Civil Service,
barrister, Carn Brae, 74, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in Army A., April, 1902.
Hutcheson, Wellesley Cathcart (April 18, 1883), son of Surgeon-
Col. G. E., Indian medical, 81, Edith Road.
Left in Army B., July, 1899. Commission in Liverpool Regt. (5th Batt.),
1900; Commission in West India Regt. (2nd Batt.), 1901; Lieut., 1902.

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[1897
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Hutcheson, Norman Heber (Nov. 4, 1884), as above.
Left in U. IV., July, 1899. 2nd Lieut., The King's (Liverpool Regt.), 4th
Batt., 1902; Lieut., 1904.
Joseph, Louis Charles (Jan. 20, 1884), son of J., Stock Exchange,
6, Holland Park.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1899.
Kiralfy, Archibald Gerald (Aug. 19, 1882), son of Imre, Director,
Earl's Court Exhibition, Tower House, Cromwell Road.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1900. Prelim. Exam. for Roy. Institute of British
Architects, 1902.
Lucas, Ronald Fairfax (Aug. 9, 1884), son of J., hydrogeologist,
21, Defoe Road, Tooting Graveney.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1902.
MacClymont, Colin Alexander (April 20, 1883), son of Mrs., 55,
St. James's Square, Holland Park.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., April, 1901.
Martin, Moritz Richard (Feb. 21, 1885), son of W. M., Exchequer
and Audit Department, Somerset House, 8, Girdler's Road,
Brook Green.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1901. Prelim. Exam. Roy. Institute of
British Architects, 1902.
Matthew, Wilfrid John (Dec. 13, 1884), son of F. D., brush manu-
facturer, 38, King Henry's Road.
Left in L. v., December, 1900.
Mattinson, Miles Churchill (Oct. 12, 1884), son of Miles W., Q.C.,
7, Palace Gardens Terrace.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1901. Smee Prizes, 1900 and 1901; Matricula-
tion, London Univ., Second Class, January, 1902; Prelim. Sci. (M.B.) Exam.,
London Univ., Part I., 1903; Science Student, Univ. Coll., London., 1902-3,
and Third Class Certificate for Chemistry, 1903; Intermediate Science Exam.,
Univ. Coll., London, 1903.
Maude, Gerald William Urquhart (Aug. 18, 1883), son of W.,
solicitor, 39, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1902. Robinson Exhibition (Mercers' Company), Selwyn
Coll., Camb., 1902.
Maw, Arthur Ernest (July 2, 1883), son of W. N., civil engineer,
18, Addison Road.
Left in U. Sc. vI., July, 1901. Engineering Student, Univ. Coll., London,
1901-2.
Melhuish, Robert Aveline (Feb. 23, 1883), son of C. J., commerce,
33, Palliser Road, West Kensington.
Left in Remove, July, 1898.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Moilliet, John Lewis (Mar. 20, 1882), son of J. K. (grandson of
Mrs. Findlay), 47, Perham Road.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1900. Worcester Coll., Oxford, 1901.
Montefiore, Claude Emanuel (Aug. 17, 1883), son of Col. E., R.A.,
Tanglewood, Sutton, Surrey.
Left in Army C., December, 1898. Commission in Indian Staff Corps, 1904.
Ohlwerther, Walter John (May 25, 1884), son of Mrs., 16, Gunter-
stone Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VI., April, 1900.
Orpen, Edward Richards (Oct. 20, 1884), son of G. H., barrister,
Erpingham, Bedford Park.
Left in L. IV., July, 1898. Readmitted, April, 1899, and left in Sc. VIII.,
July, 1903. Trinity Coll., Camb., 1903.
Phillips, George Addison (Jan. 8, 1884), son of F., barrister and
Civil Service, 5, Porchester Square.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1902. Smee Prizes, 1900, 1901, and 1902;
St. John's Coll., Oxford, 1903.
Pickersgill, Edward William (Mar. 2, 1885), son of W. C., C.B.,
H.M.S. Consul, Congo State, 35, Palliser Road, West Ken-
sington.
Left in U. IV., April, 1899.
Pope, Edward Campbell (July 10, 1883), son of H. C., M.D.,
Broomsgrove Villa, 280, Goldhawk Road.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1901. Passed First Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.,
Part I., 1900; Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, June, 1902; Prelim.
B.Sc. (Chemistry), Exam., 1904.
St. Clair, George James Paul (June 29, 1885), son of Hon. L. M.,
engineer, Indian P. Works, care of Surg.-Gen. Rice (grand-
father), 44, Warwick Gardens.
Left in Army A., December, 1900. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, December,
1901; Commission, Roy. Field Art., 1904.
Samuel, Ernest Lambert (Sept. 24, 1883), son of M. M., manufacturer,
29, Mowbray Road, Brondesbury.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in U. Sc. VII., July,
1900. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, June, 1900.
Smedley, Cuthbert Eric (Feb. 22, 1883), son of Mrs., St. David's,
Eversfield Road, Kew Gardens.
Left in Army A., April, 1901.
Smeed, Alfred Howard (Aug. 23, 1882), son of A., secretary to
public company, 30, Fairholme Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1899.

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[1897
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Smith, Frank Kelcher (Nov. 13, 1882), son of H., baker and con-
fectioner, 87, Water Lane, Brixton.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1901.
Spencer, Henry Pelham (Dec. 23, 1881), son of H. J., discount
department, City Bank, Crofton Lodge, Shoa Road, Acton.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1899.
Sprague, Cecil George (Mar. 24, 1885), son of Mrs., 60, Addison
Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1904.
Sumner, Frank Gates (Sept. 4, 1883), son of Mrs., 17, Glazbury
Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1900.
Tatlow, Reginald Dalgetty (Aug. 15, 1883), son of Mrs., Leslie
Villa, The Vineyard, Richmond.
Left in Sc. III., December, 1897.
Teale, Vernon George (April 17, 1885), son of G. E., chartered
accountant, 18, Ravenscroft Road, Fairlawn Grove, Chiswick.
Left in Special Science, December, 1902. Matriculation, London Univ.,
Second Class, June, 1902.
Toplis, Arthur Robert (Nov. 13, 1885), son of F., civil engineer,
129, Fellows Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in U. M. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), 1904; Scholar, Peterhouse, Camb., 1904; Latin Hexameter Prize,
1904; Greek Verse Prize, 1904.
Trimen, Herbert Charles (Sept. 23, 1883), son of Captain, late
35th Foot, 4, Malina Place, Grove Eud Road.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1897. Peninsular and Oriental Steam Naviga-
tion Company.
Vincent, Charles Lorraine Walden (Dec. 15, 1884), son of E. W.,
merchant, 10, Pembridge Crescent.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1903. Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1903.
Walker, Miles Rainforth (Jan. 19, 1884), son of Capt. J. B., R.N.
(retired), 29, Barton Street, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1901. Interm. Exam., Law. Soc., Class I., April, 1903.
Ward, Edward Hugh (Sept. 18, 1885), son of E., merchant, 12,
Auriol Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in Army A., July, 1903.
John Watson Prize, 1899. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December, 1902, also in
June, 1903; 2nd Lieut., R.M.L.I., 1903.
Wells, Gerald William (Jan. 8, 1886), son of Dr. A. G., surgeon,
Keith House, North End Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Governors' Prize (Greek
Verse), 1905; Scholar, Peterhouse, Camb. 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Wilkinson, Leonard Garth (Oct. 23, 1883), son of H. J., solicitor,
31, Woodstock Road, Bedford Park.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1898.
Willis, Thomas Ambrose (May 4, 1885), son of T. F., tutor, 53,
Caithness Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1902. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
June, 1902; City and Guilds Institute, Technical College; Civil Engineer.
Wood, William Alfred (Mar. 23, 1883), son of J. T., Rothschild's
agent, Elms House, 136, Hammersmith Road.
Left in U. Sc. vI., July, 1900.
Capt. of Shooting, 1899-1900.
Wyman, Alfred Bernard (Aug. 5, 1884), son of J. S., wholesale
druggist, 22, Nottingham Place.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1902. Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1903.
Zimmerman, John Israel (May 17, 1884), son of G., jeweller, care of
Miss Marks, 9, Randolph Gardens, Kilburn.
Left in U. IV., April, 1899.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1898.
Cowper, Alfred Denys (Feb. 4, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Foote, Edmund Ward Keppel (Mar. 14, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1896.
Matthew, Leonard Arthur (Oct. 16, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895.
Rebsch, Rupert Frederic William (Jan. 29, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1894.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1898.
Allen, Guy Francis Seymour (May 14, 1883), son of Colonel, 53,
Eardley Crescent, Earl's Court.
Left in Army B., July, 1899. Trooper in the Imperial Yeomanry, 1900;
Commission in Worcestershire Regt., 1901; Commission in South Staffordshire
Regt., 1903.
Barker, Cecil Holroyd (Feb. 8, 1885), son of H., art furnisher,
37, Hamilton Road, Ealing.
Left in III., July, 1898.

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[1898
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Beard, Stanley Oliver (May 29, 1885), son of E. M., barrister,
75, Lansdown Road.
Left in Army B., December, 1901.
Bennett, Reginald Thorne (Jan. 21, 1884), ward of Miss Bennett,
schoolmistress, 17, Palliser Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1899. St. Catharine's College, Camb., 1903.
Birch, William Colet (Dec. 21, 1885), son of W. Clarkson, school-
master, 71, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), 1904. Smee Prize, 1904; King's College, Cambridge, Vintner Exhibi-
tioner, 1905.
Britton, Charles John James (Jan. 28, 1884), son of A. T., 4, Cleve
Road, Hampstead.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1900.
Bromley, Lancelot (Feb. 18, 1885), son of J., Civil Service, 52,
Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1903. Gonville and Caius Coll., Camb., 1903.
Buchanan, James Claude (Sept. 29, 1883), son of Mrs., 1, St.
Dunstan's Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., December, 1900. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December,
1902; Commission in West India Regt., 1904.
Calthrop, Ian James Duncan Clayton (Sept. 20, 1884), ward of
J. G. Calthrop, Esq., Manor House, Spalding.
Left in Army A., December, 1901. Fruit farmer.
Cooke, Eric Thomas (July 22, 1884), son of T. H., Sec. Ottoman
Railway Co., 10, Cambalt Road, Putney Hill.
Left in U. vI., December, 1901.
Corcoran, William Joseph (May 28, 1884), son of J. J., broker,
161, Cromwell Road.
Left in Special, December, 1899.
Dixon, Oswald (Oct. 13, 1883), son of Rev. J., Clerk in Holy Orders,
65, Sutherland Avenue.
Left in L. Sc. VI., April, 1900.
Donald, Robert Alexander (Jan. 11, 1883), son of R., woollen draper,
96, Oxford Gardens, North Kensington.
Left. in L. Sc. VII., July, 1899.
Fox, Bertram Hoyne (Oct. 7, 1882), son of H. H., architect, engineer,
Pub. Wks. Dept., Rangoon, 158, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1899. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, December,
1899; Commission in R.E., July, 1901; Lieut., 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Gilbert, Conrad Stucley (Sept. 19, 1883), son of R. J., Sec. and Supt.,
West London Hospital, 11, Wolverton Gardens, Hammersmith
Road.
Left in Army C., July, 1899.
Goldney, Arthur Cyril Hone (Oct. 21, 1882), son of A. J. H., retired
manufacturer, 14, East Acton Villas, Acton.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1900. Civil Service appointment in the Crown
Office to the Colonies, 1901.
Gwatkin, Reginald Dugley Stapleton (Oct. 24, 1883), son of A. G. S.,
stockbroker, 5, Dorncliffe Road, Fulham.
Left in Army B., April, 1899. Lance-Corporal, 2nd Devonshire Regt. Served
in South Africa.
Jewson, Frederick Dunbar (Feb. 9, 1883), son of F. A., Sec. to
Corporation of London, 5, Edith Villas, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. IV., December, 1898.
Johns, Charles Herbert Macklecem (July 10, 1884), son of E. W.,
wholesale stationer, Osborne Lodge, Spring Grove, Isleworth.
Left in Special Science I., July, 1901.
Jones, George Albert (April 15, 1884), ward of Mrs. South and
Rev. R. B. Gardiner, 3, Gliddon Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in U. VIII., Easter,
1903. Wadham Coll., Oxford, 1903.
Just, Theodore Hartmann (April 23, 1886), son of H. W., Civil
Service, Colonial Office, 4, Cathcart Road, South Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1905. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, January, 1903;
Smee Prize, 1904; John Watson Prize, 1904; Interm. B.Sc. Exam., Third Class
Honours, Zoology, Univ. of London, 1904; Exhibitioner, Trin. Coll., Camb., 1904.
Kennington, William Oscar (June 18, 1885), son of T. B., artist,
8, Victoria Grove, Chelsea.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., April, 1902. John Watson Prizes, 1900 and 1901; Land-
scape Prize, 1902.
Leage, Horace Hamilton (Sept. 7, 1882), son of R. W., surveyor,
17, Carlton Road.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1900. Smee Prize, 1900.
Macnee, Eustace Alberic (Nov. 11, 1885), son of H. C., head-master,
Bishop's H. School, Poonah, 16, West Cromwell Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1898. Left in U. M. VIII., Decem-
ber, 1903. Scholar, Clare Coll., Camb., 1903.
Capt. of Rowing Club, 1901-2.
Middleton, Reginald Fairfax (Feb. 27, 1884), son of R. E., MI.C.E.,
M.I.M.E., 141, Trinity Road, Tooting.
Left in Army A., July, 1900.

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[1898
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Milburn, Gerard Percy (Jan. 13, 1884), son of E., shipbroker,
34, Russell Road, Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1899.
O'Brien, Maurice Barry (Nov. 9, 1883), son of R. B., barrister, 100,
Sinclair Road.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1900.
Power, Herbert (Mar. 14, 1886), son of Colonel F. E. (retired), Junior
Army and Navy Club, and 3, Kensington Crescent.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1899. Left in Army A., December,
1904. Admission R. M. C., Sandhurst, November, 1904; Commission, 1906.
Procter, James (April 17, 1884), son of J., shipping merchant,
22, Leadenhall Street.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1900. Went out to South Africa as a private in the
Imperial Yeomanry, January, 1902.
Procter, Samuel (April 17, 1884), as above.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1900. Went out to South Africa as a private in the
Imperial Yeomanry, January, 1902.
Rutherfoord, David Geoffrey Corrie (Sept. 18, 1884), son of T. R.,
general produce and colonial merchant, 13, The Avenue, Kew
Gardens.
Left in Army A. (Exhibitioner), July, 1902. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June,
1902; Commission, Royal Field Art., 1904.
Seagram, Henry Frederick (Sept. 8, 1883), son of Mrs., 53, Rowan
Road, Hammersmith.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1900.
Simon, Charles Victor (July 14, 1885), son of Mrs., 13, Woodchurch
Road, West Hampstead.
Left in II., July, 1898.
Smith, Guy Brunette (July 14, 1884), son of R. S., manager, Negis
Assurance Co., care of Mrs. Smith, 8, Warwick Gardens.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1902.
Thomson, John (April 4, 1886), son of H., artist, 5, Playfair
Mansions, Queen's Club Gardens.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in U. VIII., July, 1905.
Scholar, Trinity Hall, Camb., 1904.
Thornley, Herbert Gordon (Jan. 16, 1884), brother of R. L., 17,
Colville Mansions, Bayswater.
Left in Army C., July, 1899. Interm. Law Soc. Exam., 1903.
Tuohy, Richard Daniel (Aug. 14, 1885), son of J. M., journalist,
47, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Army B., December, 1901. Lieut., Cornwall and Devon Miners
(Militia); Commission in Roy. Garrison Art., December, 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Vesselovsky, Victor (May 21, 1885), son of C., attached to Russian
Embassy Chapel, London, 111, Warwick Road, Maida Vale.
Left in Special Science, April, 1903. Medical Student, St. Thomas's Hosp.
Vincent, Harold Sidney (Sept. 15, 1884), son of P., chemist, 6,
Barclay Road, Walham Green.
Left in III., April, 1899.
Ward, Francis Kingdon (Nov. 6, 1885), Professor H. M., professor
of botany, 11, Cranmer Road, Cambridge.
Left in Sc. VIII. (Exhibi-
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902.
tioner), July, 1904. Scholar, Christ's Coll., Camb., 1904.
Webb-Bowen, Harold Francis (Nov. 24, 1883), son of B. I., Civil
Service, 26, Kensington Garden's Square.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1900. St. Bartholomew's Hospital, 1900.
Wink, Charles Stewart (Sept. 13, 1884), son of J. A., manufacturing
chemist, Clevelands, Barrowgate Road, Chiswick.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1902. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1902; St. Thomas's Hospital.
Wootton, Leonard Henry (Dec. 25, 1883), son of H., analytical
chemist, 3, Kew Gardens Road, Kew.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Matriculation, London Univ.,
First Class, January, 1900; Interm. M.B., Univ., London, 1904.
Wright, William Owen (Aug. 11, 1882), son of Colonel, Royal
Marines, 34, Arundel Gardens.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1900.
Yorke, Gerald (Mar. 1, 1884), grandson of Mrs. Peeke (Father an
actor), 10, Grosvenor Road, Gunnersbury.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1900. Left in Army A., July, 1901.
Matriculation, Div. II., London Univ., January, 1904.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1898.
Barnett, Thomas Henry Maughan (July 21, 1886), son of T. H.,
asst. sec. W. M. Water Co., Rosslyn, Burlington Gardens,
Chiswick.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in L. M. VIII., July,
1905.
Barry, Lawrence Carter (Aug. 24, 1884), son of F. R., Civil Service
(Admiralty), 5, Bath Road, Bedford Park.
Left in L. v., July, 1900.
Baxter, Harold Hosier (May 29, 1884), son of G., tailor, 70, Thorn-
field Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in Special Science, July, 1900. 2nd Lieut., Forfar and Kincardine
Artillery, February 4, 1903; Lieut., 1904; Commission, R.A., 1905.

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[1898
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Booth, Francis Filgate (Jan. 9, 1884), nephew of Rev. Dr. Shields,
Clerk in Holy Orders, St. Matthew's Vicarage, Sinclair Road.
Left in Sc. III., April, 1899.
Boyton, Charles Henry Leonard (July 12, 1884), son of F., surveyor,
The Retreat, Church Row, Old Fulham.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1900.
Bullard, Ernest Gilbert (Sept. 30, 1883), son of Mrs., Cedars Man-
sions, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1900. Smee Prize, 1900.
Coomber, Arthur Beauchamp (Sept. 10, 1882), son of Dr. F., surgeon,
6, St. Andrew's Mansions, West Kensington (and The Oaks,
Fakenham, Norfolk).
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1900. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, January, 1899; Entrance Scholarship, St. George's Hosp., 1901; Interm.
M.B. Ex., Univ., London, 1904.
Daniell, George Warwick Bampfylde (May 2, 1884), son of C. B.,
solicitor, 85, Dunstan's Road.
Left in L. Sc. VI., April, 1900.
Davies, Frederick Charles (Aug. 9, 1884), son of W., Roseberry
Villa, Alexandra Avenue, Battersea Park.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1903. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1901; Scholar, Downing Coll., Camb., 1903; First M.B. Exam., Parts I.
and II., 1903.
Dent, George Bythorne St. Lawrence (May 5, 1883), son of Mrs.,
42, Woodstock Road, Bedford Park.
Left in Army C., April, 1899.
Fitch, Clive Evelyn (April 4, 1884), son of H., merchant, 28,
Redcliffe Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1899.
Gimingham, Conrad Theodore (May 24, 1884), son of Mrs. (Father,
electrician), 82, Northumberland Park, Tottenham.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1901. Science Student, Univ. Coll., London, 1901-2;
Silver Medal for Chemistry, 1902-3; First Class Certificate for Mechanical
Engineering, 1903.
Goodban, Leonard (Aug. 30, 1882), son of Mrs., 43, Addison Gardens,
West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1901. Science Student, Univ. Coll., London, 1903-4.
Gow, Archibald William (Jan. 15, 1884), son of W., tea broker,
184, Earl's Court Road.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1901.
Grange, Frank Harris (Sept. 29, 1883), son of T., Linden House,
High Road, Chiswick.
Left in Sc. IV., December, 1899. Mining Engineer, South Africa, 1903.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Griffiths, Christopher Howard (Nov. 11, 1883), son of W., civil
engineer, 61, Sinclair Road.
Left in Army B., July, 1901.
Hardy, Geoffrey Lancelot (June 21, 1884), son of R. P., actuary,
61, Addison Road.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1900. Readmitted, April, 1901, and left in the
Special at the end of the Term.
Harris, Robert Vernon (July 7, 1885), son of R., art master, St. Paul's
School, 50, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1904. Smee Prizes, 1898, 1899, 1901; Sykes Exhibi-
tioner, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 1904; Robinson Exhibitioner, Mercers'
Company, 1904.
Curator and Treasurer of the Field Club.
Kempson, Francis Kenelm (April 13, 1884), son of F. K., mechanical
engineer, 4, Quain Mansions, West Kensington.
Left in Special Science, July, 1900. Clerkship, Royal Navy, 1902.
Lightburne, Robert Henry Harcourt (June 20, 1883), son of
Harcourt, merchant, Gordon House, Kew Gardens.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1898. Removed to Liverpool College; Selwyn
Coll., Camb., 1904.
Maurice, Lawrence Colley (Sept. 27, 1882), son of General, C.B.,
Commandant's House, Woolwich.
Left in Army A. (Exhibitioner), December, 1899. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich,
December, 1899; Commission in R.E. (5th place), July, 1901; Woolwich Prize
for Infantry Drills, 1901; Lieut., 1904.
North, Frederic John (Sept. 21, 1884), son of H. J., solicitor,
46, Auriol Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1899.
Palmer, Bernard Foster (Mar. 31, 1884), son of J. F., surgeon,
8, Royal Avenue, Chelsea College.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1902.
Parsons, Charles Kilgour (Sept. 7, 1883), son of Mrs., 55, Bridge
Avenue, Hammersmith.
Left in III., July, 1899.
Phillipps, Richard Biddulph (Aug. 13, 1884), son of J., Sun Fire
Office, 21, Addison Gardens.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1902. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1902; Fishmongers' Exhibition, Univ., London, 1902.
Phillips, Alfred Edgar (Sept. 30, 1883), son of S., merchant, 6,
North Common Road, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. VI., April, 1901.
Reid, John Campbell Wright (Nov. 5, 1883), son of Dr. J., M.D.,
31, Bridge Avenue, Hammersmith.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1899.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Routh, Charles Frederick Richard (Mar. 13, 1884), son of R. F.,
commission agent, 7, Darnley Road, Royal Crescent.
Left in U. IV., April, 1900.
Scott, Ewart James Wilson (Oct. 2, 1884), son of E., Government
contractor, 36, Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1902.
Sinauer, Esmond Moreton (Aug. 12, 1885), son of B., merchant,
10, Hereford Mansions, Bayswater.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1901. Left in Army A. (Exhibitioner),
July, 1903. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1902; Smee
Prizes, 1900, 1902; Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, December, 1902, and June, 1903
(6th place); Commission, R.E. (1st place); King's Medal, Pollock Medal and
six Prizes, July, 1905.
Smith, John Arthur Watson (Aug. 13, 1885), son of J. E., Army
tutor, 14, Lisgar Terrace, West Kensington.
Left in U. VI., July, 1901.
Squires, Frank Chavasse (Feb. 22, 1885), son of Rev. H. C., Clerk
in Holy Orders, Holy Trinity Vicarage, Richmond.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Left in Army A., December,
1903. Adm., R. M. C., Sandhurst, July, 1904; Commission, July, 1905.
Tweddle, David (June 14, 1884), son of D., cashier, 224, Goldhawk
Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1900. John Watson Prize, 1900.
Underwood, Arthur Bayfield Guy (June 10, 1886), son of A. S.,
dental surgeon, 57, Greencroft Gardens, West Hampstead.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1902. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, June, 1903; Prelim. Scientific Exam. (Biology), of Univ., London, 1904.
Walker, Montagu George Edward (Sept. 4, 1884), son of Mrs.,
33, Brook Green.
Left in Army B., December, 1900. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June, 1902;
Commission, Royal Garrison Artillery, 1904.
Wood, George Frederic Algernon (Feb. 22, 1884), son of Mrs.,
12, Mayfield Avenue, Bedford Park.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1899.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1898.
Acklom, Spencer (Feb. 6, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1896.
Balcomb, Herbert Francis George (Nov. 25, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1897.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Blanco-White, George Rivers (May 8, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895.
Bradgate, Lionel (July 26, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Bromley, Raymund (Jan. 7, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1895.
Clayton, Philip Thomas Byard (Dec. 12, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Collet, John Stratfield (May 26, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1895.
Cox, Cecil Adey Kenwick (Nov. 14, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Ettinghausen, Maurice Leon (Jan. 27, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1895.
Henderson, Charles Curling (May 12, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Henderson, William Lewis (May 12, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Higgins, Henry Hugh Longuet- (Dec. 10, 1885), son of H. L.,
solictor, 6, Park Hill, Richmond.
Left in U. VIII., December, 1903. Lupton Prize, 1902; Scholar, Pemb. Coll.,
Oxford, 1904.
Kingham, John Ernest (Sept. 12, 1885), son of W. B., boot manu-
facturer, 8, Mowbray Road, Brondesbury.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1901. Smee Prize, 1900.
Lan-Davis, Cyril. Frederick (April 25, 1887), son of I., barrister,
12, Pembridge Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1904. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1903.
Linck, Maximilian William (Jan. 19, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1897.
Luard-Selby, Reginald Bertram (Dec. 14, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1896.
Macnee, Eustace Alberé (Nov. 11, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1898.
Marshall, Frank Graham (Aug. 9, 1885), son of Mrs. (Father,
director of music, Watford), 13, Clarendon Gardens, Maida
Vale.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1904.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Milton, Archibald Robert Bewicke (Mar. 7, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895.
Scialtiel, René (Oct. 17, 1884), son of C., commission agent, 34,
Hazlitt Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1900.
Shield, Henry Sopwith (Nov. 2, 1884), son of A. H., civil engineer,
Bentley Lodge, Richmond Park, Ealing.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1903. Scholar, Christ Church, Oxford, 1903; Second
Class Classics Moderations, 1905.
Solomon, William Lewis (Nov. 5, 1886), son of J. M., barrister,
22, Linden Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in U. M. VIII., April, 1903.
Sturdy, Arthur Carlile (Dec. 4, 1882).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Toplis, Arthur Robert (Nov. 13, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Ward, Edward Hugh (Sept. 18, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Watson, Greville Neville (Jan. 31, 1886), son of G. W., Army
tutor, 38, Powis Square.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1904, Major
Scholar, Trinity Coll., Camb., 1904; Smee Prize, 1904.
Wells, Gerald William (Jan. 8, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Whiskard, Geoffrey Granville (Aug. 19, 1886), son of E., bank
manager, The Bank House, Church Court, Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1905. Scholar, Wadham Coll., Oxford, 1904.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1898.
Abraham, Gerald Heguerty Furtado- (Sept. 9, 1884), son of J. F.,
merchant, 49, Bedford Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Hist. VIII., April, 1901. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December, 1902;
Commission in R.M.L.I., 1904; Lieut., R.M.L.I., 1904.
Bewsher, Frederick William (Aug. 6, 1886), son of S., Bursar of
St. Paul's School, Colet Court, Hammersmith Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1903. Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1905.
Smee Prizes, 1899, 1900, 1902; Merton College, Oxford.
First XI., 1905; First XV., 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Biden, Henry Alfred (Jan. 25, 1884), son of W. M., Civil Service,
65, The Grove, Hammersmith.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1901.
Bingemann, Leslie Steel (Nov. 6, 1885), son of A. E., land property
owner, Glenholme, Hilltop Road, West Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in U. VIII., July, 1904.
Greek Verse Prize, 1904; Dixon Exhibitioner, Queen's Coll., Oxford, 1904;
Fitzgerald Exhibitioner, 1905.
Birch, William Frederick (Oct. 13, 1884), son of W. A., funeral
furnisher, 9, Alma Terrace, Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1899. Readmitted, September, 1899, and left in
U. Sc. v., December, 1899.
Bird, Augustus Gordon (Nov. 8, 1884), son of E., solicitor, 36,
Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1901.
Student of Surveyor's Institution, 1902.
Cardwell, William (Jan. 22, 1882), son of Rev. J. H., Rector of
St. Anne's, St. Anne's Rectory, Soho Square.
Left in U. VIII. (Captain and Exhibitioner), July, 1901. Junior and Senior
Scholar of Haileybury College, resigned, 1898; Greek Verse Prize, 1901; Scholar,
Caius Coll., Camb., 1901; First Class (Div. III.), Classical Tripos, Part I., 1905;
Honorary Scholar, Caius Coll., Cambridge, 1905.
President, Union Soc., 1900-1; Editor of the Pauline, 1900-1.
Carlisle, John Edward Gordon (June 7, 1885), son of E., Army
tutor, 35, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1901. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December,
1902; Commission in Indian Staff Corps, 1904.
Cavalier, Cyril Gordon (Aug. 12, 1886), son of Rev. A. R., Clerk
in Holy Orders, 33, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1901. Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1905.
Scholar of Durham University.
Chambers, Robert Seymour Bennet (May 31, 1886), son of G. N.,
merchant, 69, Clarendon Road, Notting Hill.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1902.
Chown, Herbert (Mar. 16, 1883), son of J., stockbroker, 17,
Brondesbury Park.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1901.
Chown, John Stanley (June 18, 1886), as above.
Left in U. Sc. VIII., December, 1903.
Collins, Ian Reginald Grant (April 6, 1883), ward of Vere Collins,
Esq., schoolmaster (Mercers' School), 15, Park Mansions,
Battersea.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1901.

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[1898
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Comber, William George (July 30, 1885), son of Mrs., 13, Talbot
Road, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1904.
Conlon, Walter Kerin Edward (Jan. 24, 1886), son of E. J., secre-
tary to public company, 60, Warwick Road, Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1900. Cadetship, R.N., 1901; Prize for Drawing,
1902.
Conran, Philip Crawford (Sept. 27, 1883), son of E. P., wine
merchant, Garryowen, Basingstoke.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1901. Entrance Scholarship, Middlesex
Hospital, 1902; Prelim. Science (M.B.) Exam., Parts I. and II., London Univ.,
1902.
Cummings, Eric (Aug. 11, 1884), son of H. E., Stock Exchange,
6, Culmington Road, Ealing.
Left in Army A., July, 1901. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, December, 1901;
Commission in R.A., 1903.
Dealtry, Mark Rose (June 9, 1884), son of H., clerk, Bank of
England, 50, Bedford Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1901.
Derriman, Edmund Prynne (Dec. 5, 1884), son of Mrs., 6, Beau-
mont Crescent, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1901.
Evans, Philip Howard (Nov. 5, 1884), son of P. E., wine merchant,
St. Margaret's, Woodville Road, Ealing.
Left in Army A., July, 1901. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, December, 1901;
Commission in R.A., 1903.
Foster, Myles Birket (Aug. 22, 1884), son of M. B., teacher of
music, 83, Oxford Gardens, North Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1900.
Fraser, Reginald (June 6, 1884), son of F. T., barrister, 102, North
End Road.
Left in Sc. IV., December, 1899.
Fyffe, Eric Leigh (Dec. 12, 1885), son of H. McE., 110, Baron's
Court Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1903. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1902; Prelim. Sci. (M.B.) Exam., Parts I. and II., 1903; St. Thomas's
Hospital.
Gilbert, Alfred (April 19, 1885), son of W. H. S., surveyor and
land agent, Granville, Mill Hill Park.
Left in L. M. VIII., December, 1903.
Green, Alan Michael (April 11, 1885), son of M. A., stock dealer,
40, Belsize Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1901. Left in U. VIII., July, 1904.
Exhibitioner, Lincoln Coll., Oxford, 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Ground, Edward George (Sept. 13, 1885), son of D., Civil Service,
10, Thurlow Road, Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Left in U. VIII., July, 1904.
Scholar, Sidney Sussex Coll., Camb., 1903.
Hansell, Alan Waites (Sept. 15, 1884), son of F. R., bank manager,
Brooke House, Sutton, Thirsk, Yorks.
Left in Special Science II., July, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, February, 1903.
Hepworth, Bernard Gilpin (Aug. 14, 1886), son of Major J. S.,
solicitor, 32, Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in L. M. VIII., July, 1905. Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 1905.
Jacob, John Hier (Feb. 20, 1884), son of H., solicitor, 2, South
Square, Gray's Inn.
Left in Medical, April, 1901. Lincoln Coll., Oxford, 1902.
Johnson, Wilfred Alexander (Oct. 15, 1885), son of S. J., lace
merchant, 1, Mount Villas, Hamilton Road, Highbury.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in U. VIII., July, 1904.
Exhibitioner, Worcester Coll., Oxford, 1904.
Joseph, Reginald Herbert (Jan. 25, 1886), son of J., Stock Exchange,
6, Holland Park.
Left in Army B., July, 1901.
Judd, Alan Cecil (Sept. 11, 1886), son of Mrs., 7, Mornington
Avenue, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in U. VIII., July, 1905.
Junior Latin Elegiac Prize, 1903; Senior Latin Elegiac Prize, 1904; Thruston
Prize, 1904; Exeter College, Oxford.
Karop, Philip Andreas (July 23, 1884), son of Dr. J. G., surgeon,
198, Holland Road.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1900.
Kibble, Alfred William (May 8, 1884), son of J. B., brewer, 52,
West Cromwell Road.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1900.
Kiralfy, Edgar Graham (Aug. 20, 1884), son of Imre Kiralfy,
Director, Earl's Court Exhibition, Tower House, Cromwell
Road.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1899.
Lawrence, Arthur Sealy (Oct. 22, 1884), son of Mrs. (Father, civil
engineer), 5, Upper Addison Gardens.
Left in L. v., July, 1900.
Low, Kenneth Stewart (Aug. 7, 1884), son of J. S., solicitor, 24,
Auriol Road.
Left in Medical, April, 1901.


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[1898
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Lydall, Henry Hugh Wykeham (Mar. 8, 1885), son of W. H.,
solicitor, Strawberry House, Chiswick Mall.
Left in Army A., December, 1901. Smee Prizes, 1900, 1901; Merton Coll,
Oxford, 1903.
Maxwell, William Laidlaw (May 8, 1884), son of R., bank secretary,
102, Oxford Gardens, North Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1900. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, June, 1900.
Miller, Gordon Molineux (Jan. 27, 1885), son of R., barge builder,
Maisonette, 55, Clapham Common.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1901.
Mitchell, Kenneth Grant (Aug. 28, 1885), son of Captain, R.E.,
The Cloisters, Gibraltar.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1903. Central Technical College, South Kensington.
Montefiore, Joseph Charles Jacob (Nov. 23, 1883), son of J. G.,
barrister, 14, Westbourne Park Road.
Left in L. IV., July, 1899. Adopted the theatrical profession under the name
of "Charles Tristram," both in public and private life.
Nealor, John (Mar. 19, 1884), son of W. E., 44, Nevern Square.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1902. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1902; Interm. B.Sc., 1904.
Newson, Stanley George (Nov. 18, 1884), son of G. J., builder,
25, Gertrude Street, West Brompton.
Left in Sc. vI. A., July, 1901.
Oliver, Bertram Frederick (Oct. 25, 1884), son of F., engineer,
152, Sheen Road, Richmond.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1902.
Paddon, Godfrey Hugh Wreford (April 2, 1886), son of Mrs., 45,
Castletown Road.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1900.
Pearce, Frank William (Oct. 9, 1884), son of G. W., iron merchant,
Melrose, Kew Gardens.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1900.
Philby, Ralph Montague (April 1, 1884), son of Mrs., 38, Glazbury
Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. III., April, 1899.
Pope, Thomas Campbell (Oct. 1, 1884), son of Dr. H. C., M.D.,
Broomsgrove Villa, 280, Goldhawk Road.
Left in Special Science I., July, 1901. John Watson Prize, 1901; Prelim.
Exam., Royal Institute of British Architects, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Redway, Ernest George Ashby (Oct. 16, 1885), son of G. W.,
Army, retired officer and partner in publishing firm, 24, Ealing
Common.
Left in U. IV., December, 1899.
Rew, Horace Hayter (Dec. 8, 1883), son of R. H., secretary,
Chamber of Agriculture, 14, Castletown Road, West Ken-
sington.
Left in L. v., April, 1902.
Richard, James Hackett (Aug. 10, 1885), son of Mrs. (Father,
chief engineer, Burmah), 15, Gordon Road, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1902. Left in Army A. (Exhibi-
tioner), 1903. Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, December, 1902, and June, 1903;
Commission, R.E., 1905.
Roe, Stanley Charles (Oct. 11, 1884), son of C. T., tea merchant,
Hazeldene, 215, Willesden Lane.
Left in U. Sc. vI., July, 1901.
Roughton, Francis Arthur Gray (July 6, 1884), son of Mrs., 27,
Royal Crescent, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in Army A., July, 1901.
Adm. R. M. A., Woolwich, June, 1901; Commission in Roy. Gar. Art., 1903.
Schloss, Erick Phillipe (Sept. 1, 1885), son of H., merchant,
Lynton, 244, Richmond Road, Kew.
Left in Remove, December, 1900.
Shaw-Leipmann, Henry Richard (Oct. 23, 1885), son of P., West
Indian merchant, 11, Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. IV., July, 1900.
Souter-Robertson, David Vivian (Dec. 21, 1882), son of Mrs.
(Father, Army), 46, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1899. Private in Western Province Mounted Rifles,
South Africa; with Colonel Chester Masters.
Stewart, Arthur Brabazon (Feb. 9, 1884), son of Rev. R., Clerk in
Holy Orders, 34, Rutland Gate.
Left in L. v., Drawing, December, 1899. Now in Mexico.
Stewart, Weston Henry (Mar. 15, 1887), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1899. Winterbotham Scholar, 1904.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1905. Sleath Prize, 1905; Scholar of Oriel
College, Oxford, 1904.
Stohwasser, Francis Temple (Aug. 7, 1884), son of F. J., Warwick
Lodge, Priory Road, West Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1900.
Stone, William Edwin Elphinstone (June 25, 1884), son of W. H. E.,
solicitor, 64, Aberdare Gardens, South Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1900.

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[1898
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Stonhouse, Arthur Allan (Feb. 24, 1885), son of G. A., Civil
Service, 29, Nicoll Road, Harlesden.
Left in U. Sc. VI., April, 1902.
Stuart, Alan (June 21, 1885), son of Dr. W., M.D., 18, Irving
Mansions, Queen's Club Gardens.
Left in Special Science II., July, 1901.
Sweet-Escott, Hugh Berill (May 4, 1886), son of E. B., Civil Service,
Colonial Office, 21, Stonor Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. IV., December, 1898.
1903.
Adm. to R. M. A., Woolwich, December,
Sweet-Escott, Stanley Bickham (May 4, 1884), as above.
Left in Army C., December, 1898.
Tharp, Robert Charles (April 29, 1885), son of W. A., surveyor,
86, Ladbroke Grove.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1903.
Turner, Clarence Claxton Blagdon (Feb. 1, 1885), son of G. G.,
28, Bath Road, Chiswick.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1902.
Vandyk, Stanley (Aug. 1, 1884), son of C., photographer, 121,
Cambridge Gardens, Notting Hill.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1899.
Vickers, Hugh Gordon Muschamp (May 18, 1886), son of J. M.,
barrister, Waltham House, Chelmsford.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in L. v., April, 1900.
Walton, Charles William Douglas (June 2, 1885), son of W. M.,
accountant, 35, Cromwell Grove, West Kensington Park.
Left in Army B., December, 1901.
Ward, Francis Donal (June 12, 1885), son of Mrs., 2, Edith Road,
West Kensington.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1903.
Warde, Elford Charlie Douglas (Oct. 17, 1884), son of Major,
retired, Tenby Cottage, Sutton, Hounslow.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1902.
Went, Henry Stewart Devereux (June 7, 1886), son of Mrs., 26,
St. Luke's Road.
Left in Army A., July, 1904. Admission, Roy. Mil. Coll., Sandhurst, July,
1904; Commission in R.M.L.I., 1904.
Whyte, Alfred William Peter Talbot (Nov. 10, 1884), son of
Admiral W. H., 5, Cheniston Gardens.
Left in Army B., July, 1900. Commission in Connaught Rangers, 1903;
2nd Lieut., 2nd Batt., Connaught Rangers, November 28, 1903.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Williams, Hugh Cameron (June 11, 1884), son of Rev. E. P.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, 22, Warwick Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Remove, July, 1900.
Wootton, Kenneth Edwin (Feb. 12, 1885), son of H., Professor of
Chemistry, 323, Clapham Road.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1901.
Wright, John Sidney Herbert Charles Henry (June 30, 1884),
son of Mrs., Daugnton, Thornton Avenue, Chiswick.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1899.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1899.
Cowardin, William Lewis (Feb. 23, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Critchley, Charles Blythe (June 9, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Leeson, Leslie Knight (Jan. 16, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Power, Herbert (Mar. 14, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1898.
Stewart, Weston Henry (Mar. 15, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1898.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1899.
Alderson, Arthur Roy (Aug. 29, 1885), brother of Miss Alderson
(Father, abroad, engineer), The Lindens, Kew Gardens, Kew.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1903. John Watson Prize, 1903.
Allen, Evelyn Prestwood Seymour (Dec. 14, 1885), son of Major,
Army, 53, Eardley Crescent, Earl's Court.
Left in Army A., December, 1902.
Arter, Erland (May 2, 1885), son of A., Linden House, Upper Mall,
Hammersmith.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1903.
Castle, Leslie Octavius (Sept. 11, 1884), son of A., 45, Sutton
Court Road, Chiswick.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1900. Clerk on the London Stock Exchange.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Christie, Harold Hutton (Sept. 18, 1884), son of H., East India
merchant, 46, Gledstanes Road, West Kensington.
Left in Special Science, December, 1901. John Watson Prize, 1900 and 1901;
Prelim. Exam., Royal Institute of British Architects, 1902.
Clarke, Arthur Spottiswoode (Jan. 1, 1885), son of Dr. T., physician
and surgeon, 88, Bolingbroke Grove, Wandsworth Common.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1901.
Cole, Claude Willoughby (Oct. 23, 1884), son of W. H., C. E.
(India), retired, 41, Barton Street, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., April, 1901.
Collett, Ronald Leslie (July 26, 1886), son of W., merchant, 14,
Brook Green.
Left in Sc. VIII. A. Smee Prize, 1900; Matriculation, London Univ.,
Division II., June, 1903.
Cruickshank, Harold Thomas (Nov. 12, 1885), son of G., retired
woollen merchant, 7, Freeland Road, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1902. Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1904.
2nd Lieut., 3rd (Vol.) Batt., Lancashire Fusiliers, 1904.
Dodd, Melville Wilberforce (Jan. 10, 1885), son of C., Q.C., 28,
Inverness Terrace.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1902.
Farr, Norman Ernest (Feb. 16, 1887), son of Dr. E., physician and
surgeon, St. Helier's, Uxbridge Road, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ.,
Division II., June, 1905.
First XI., 1904; Second XV., 1905 (Captain).
Fergusson, George Douglas Gordon (Jan. 1, 1885), son of Dr. J.,
M.D., Lincoln House, Richmond, Surrey.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1900. Left in Sc. VIII. B., July,
1903. Passed First Exam., M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., Parts I. and III., 1904;
Part II., 1905.
Grant, Walter Scott Nisbet (Sept. 9, 1884), son of Mrs. (Father,
Major-General, deceased), Hollywood, Hollywood Road, South
Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1900. 2nd Lieut., 3rd Batt., Roy. Berks Regt.,
December, 1902.
Howse, Charles Aubrey (Dec. 5, 1883), son of C. E., schoolmaster
(Board School), 6, Linden Villas, Beverley Road, Barnes
Common.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in U. M. VIII., December,
1902. Scholar, Clare Coll., Camb., 1903; Moseley Exhibition, 1904.
Jackson, Noel Bower (June 1, 1886), son of J. H., Civil Service
(War Office), 43, Longridge Road, Earl's Court.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Le Grand, John Prowett (Feb. 17, 1885), son of A., hydraulic
engineer, 5, Downside Crescent, Haverstock Hill.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1903.
Lockhart, William Douglas (May 26, 1884), son of Mrs., The Maze,
Pagoda Avenue, Richmond.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1901.
Lush, Reginald Gregory Gilmore (May 30, 1885), son of R., bank
assistant manager, Clanfield, Waldeck Road, Ealing.
Left in Army C., July, 1900.
McLeod, Norman Macdonald (Sept. 3, 1885), son of General Sir
J. C., retired, 28, Campden House Road.
Left in Army C., December, 1900. Admission, Roy. Mil. Academy, Woolwich,
July, 1904.
Matthew, Herbert Edmund John (May 25, 1887), son of Mrs.
(Father, late Archdeacon of Colombo), 45, Barton Street, West
Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901.
Prendergast, Lennox Chaplin (Dec. 24, 1884), son of E., manager,
public company, Strathmore, Brondesbury.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1900.
Rickett, Charles Ernest (Aug. 15, 1884), son of J. C., M.P., coal
merchant, 100, Lancaster Gate.
Left in Special Science I., July, 1901. King's Coll., Camb., 1903.
Rieu, Emile Victor (Feb. 10, 1887), son of Professor C. P., Professor
of Arabic, Camb., 28, Woburn Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Bedford Prize, 1903; Kynaston
Prize, 1904; Scholar of Balliol College, Oxford, 1905.
President of the Union, 1904-5 and 1905-6; First XV., 1904 and 1905.
Smedley, Hugh Lionel (June 12, 1885), son of Mrs., St. David's,
Eversfield Road, Richmond.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1903. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
January, 1903.
Smyth, Geoffrey Gee- (Mar. 9, 1884), son of Mrs. Gee-Smyth
(Father, Bengal Pilot Service), 59, Caithness Road, West
Kensington.
Left in Army A., April, 1902.
Steele-Perkins, Cyril Steele (Feb. 27, 1887), son of Dr. G., M.D.,
85, Wimpole Street, Cavendish Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1900. Left in VII., April, 1902.
Matriculation, London University, Second Class, June, 1903; Art Student, Univ.
Coll., London, 1903-4.

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[1899
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Stewart, Lennox Macdonald (Mar. 6, 1885), son of Dr. H. D., M.D.,
98, Redcliffe Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1903. 2nd Lieut., the Donegal (Prince of Wales's)
Roy. Gar. Art., 1903.
Stockdale, Arthur Gordon (April 16, 1885), adopted son of Rev.
W. W. Pomeroy, Clerk in Holy Orders, 40, Denning Road,
Hampstead.
Left in L. IV., April, 1900. Worcester College, Oxford.
Stohwasser, Sidney Harold (Dec. 27, 1885), son of F. J., Warwick
Lodge, Priory Road, West Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. vI., July, 1901.
Taylor, William Frederic Hallett (Feb. 15, 1885), son of W. O. G.,
landowner, Walsh Manor, Jarvis Brook, Tunbridge Wells.
Died of heart disease, in Army C., April 5, 1899, aged 14.
Wishart, Alton (Jan. 16, 1887), son of Mrs. (Father, fleet engineer,
R.N.), 13, Dewhurst Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1900. Left in Army C., July, 1901.
Smee Prize, 1901; Cadet, R.N., 1902.
Witty, Horace Chester (Aug. 23, 1885), son of H. H., merchant,
26, Tavistock Road, Westbourne Park.
Left in Special Science, December, 1902.
Woolley, Richard Cleveland Templeton (Dec. 13, 1885), son of
F. H., solicitor, 9, Rowan Road, Hammersmith.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in Sc. VIII. B., July,
1904. Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, January, 1904.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1899.
Arbuthnot, William John (April 2, 1885), son of Lady (Father,
Sir Charles, deceased), 14, Dynevor Gardens, Richmond.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1900. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibi-
tioner), July, 1904. Sleath Prize, 1904; Scholar, Trinity Hall, Camb., 1904.
Bates, Isaac Grainger (Aug. 4, 1886), son of I., secretary, 46,
Batoum Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in U. v. B., April, 1900. Elected Foundationer, April, 1901. Left in
U. M. VIII., July, 1905.
Blackman, Aylward Manley (Jan. 30, 1883), son of Rev. J. H.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, 59, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., December, 1901. Smee Prizes, 1899 and 1900; Bible-Clerk,
Queen's Coll., Oxford, 1902; Second Class Classics Moderations, 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Bussell, Sidney Filer Barton (May 31, 1885), son of Mrs. (Father,
solicitor, New South Wales), 16, Aberdeen Park, Highbury.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1900. Left in Army A., July,
1903. Adm. R. M. Academy, Woolwich, June, 1903; Commission R.A., 1905.
Butler, Maurice (April 24, 1885), son of Colonel, Indian Staff
Corps, 16, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., December, 1900.
Campbell, Colin Richard (Jan. 26, 1885), son of Colin, owner of
Jura, N.B., 10, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1899. Readmitted, May, 1900. Left in Math. VIII.,
April, 1902.
Carruthers, Kenneth St. Clare (Oct. 8, 1885), son of Surgeon-
Major and Mrs. Carruthers, 15, Talgarth Road, West Ken-
sington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1902. Matriculation, London Univ., Divi-
sion II., June, 1904.
Cook, Thomas Edward (June 30, 1886), son of E. S., accountant,
274, South Lambeth Road.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1903.
January, 1903.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class,
Corcoran, Laurence William (July 9, 1885), son of J., solicitor,
56, Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1900.
Craddock, Ralph Gordon (June 2, 1885), son of H. G., asst. sec.
to bank, 6, Thorney Hedge Row, Chiswick.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., April, 1902. Clerk on the Stock Exchange.
Creswell, Hugh Alfred (May 9, 1884), son of Major (retired), 23,
Ellerker Gardens, Richmond.
Left in Army C., April, 1901.
Cunningham, Harry Fuller (Dec. 31, 1884), son of Mrs., 7, Glazbury
Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1900.
Curwen, John Reece (July 18, 1884), son of R., architect, 37,
Heath Hurst Road, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. v. Died on June 29, 1900, aged 16.
Dennison, Harry Glanville (Dec. 28, 1884), son of Mrs., 7, River
Bank, East Molesey, Surrey.
Left in Army C., July, 1901.
Durell, Basil (Mar. 5, 1885), son of G. R., civil engineer, 7,
Spencer Road, Grove Park, Chiswick.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1901.

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[1899
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Evans-Gordon, Kenmuir Alick Garth (Aug. 20, 1885), son of
Colonel, Cedar House, Cheniston Gardens, Kensington.
Left in L. IV., July, 1899. Adm. to R. M. Coll., Sandhurst, December,
1903; Commission, 1906.
Gilbert, Harold John (Mar. 18, 1885), son of G. M., accountant,
Whittenbury, Sutton Court Road, Chiswick.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1900.
Gilling, Raymond (Mar. 31, 1885), son of R. A., leather merchant,
De Mowbray House, Sowerby, Thirsk, Yorks.
Left in U. Sc. vi., July, 1901.
Grant, Duncan James Currour (Jan. 21, 1885), son of Captain
Bartle Grant (retired), 10, Cathcart Road, South Kensington.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1901. Special Art Prize, 1900; John Watson
Prizes, 1900 and 1901; Landscape Prizes, 1899, 1900, 1901, and 1902.
Haigh, Arthur Gordon (June 29, 1885), son of A. H., civil engineer,
95, Blenheim Crescent, Ladbroke Grove.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1900. Removed to Univ. Coll. School, and University
College, Aberystwyth. Matriculation, London Univ., Division II., June, 1903.
Hall, William Draper (Sept. 13, 1885), son of W. D., engineer,
16, Cedar Mansions, Gunterstone Road.
Left in Army A., April, 1903. Admission, Roy. Mil. Coll., Sandhurst, July,
1904.
Hansell, Danby Kitchingham (May 18, 1884), son of J. T., Spital
Hall, Thirsk, Yorks.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1901.
Hansell, John Bentley (May 11, 1886), son of F. R., bank manager,
Sutton, Thirsk, Yorks.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1903. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
January, 1903.
Kisch, Ernest Royalton (May 18, 1886), son of Mrs., 276, Elgin
Avenue, Maida Vale.
Left in Hist. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1905.
Oppenheim, Herbert Abraham (Mar. 22, 1885), son of S., cigar
merchant, 19, Sunderland Terrace, Bayswater.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1901. Removed to St. Gallen, Switzerland: with a
firm of stockbrokers.
Orpen, Edward Richards (Oct. 20, 1884).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Udale, Stanley Martin (Jan. 25, 1885), son of S., woollen merchant
and politician, 34, The Avenue, Bedford Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1901. Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1901.
Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, January, 1902; Associate of the
City and Guilds Institute, 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Vaughan-Jones, Alan (Jan. 4, 1886), son of Colonel, merchant, 9,
Well Walk, Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1902.
Vivian, Archibald Comley (July 11, 1884), son of C., portrait
painter, 80, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1899. Left in Sc. VIII., July,
1903. Smee Prize, 1901; Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June,
1901; John Watson Prize, 1902; Free Studentship, Royal Coll. of Science, 1903.
Wells, Grant Carvell (Jan. 21, 1887), son of T. G., accountant,
2, Shepperton Villas, Barnes.
Left in III., December, 1899.
Wesché, Ernest Brocklesbury (April 24, 1886), son of Mrs., 81,
Sterndale Road, West Kensington Park.
Left in Army B., December, 1901. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, June, 1903;
Commission, July, 1905.
Williams, Reginald Gordon (June 13, 1884), son of W., jeweller,
The Cliff, Mumbles, South Wales.
Left in Special, July, 1899. Readmitted, May, 1900, and left in U. v. B.,
December, 1900. Died on July 6, 1901, aged 17.
Wright, Thomas Anthony Victor (Aug. 3, 1884).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Wright-Nooth, Rodney George (Dec. 31, 1884), son of W., artist,
20, Arkwright Mansions, Finchley Road.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1903.
First XV.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1899.
Bagot-Harte, Irvine William (Jan. 7, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Bambridge, George Adolf (Oct. 21, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Barnett, Thomas Henry Maughan (July 21, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1898.
Barrett, Robert Guy Lionel (Jan. 2, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895.
Bingemann, Leslie Steele (Nov. 6, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1898.
Birch, William Colet (Dec. 21, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1898.
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[1899
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Boulenger, Cecil Robert (Nov. 17, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Brown, Charles Barrington (Mar. 10, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Buckland, Lionel Lindsay (June 14, 1888), son of Mrs. (Father,
Bengal Civil Service), care of Manager, Lloyd's Bank, 222,
Strand.
Coburn, Charles Isaacs (Aug. 11, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Finch, Frederick Gerald (Aug. 16, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Glover, Lionel George Moore (Nov. 30, 1887), son of G. A.,
omnibus proprietor, Llanberis, 45, Anson Road, Cricklewood.
Lupton Prize, 1903; Milton, 1904; Ollivant, 1905; Latin Lyrics, 1905;
Winterbotham Scholar, 1905; Captain, 1905-6; Scholar of Trinity College,
Oxford, 1905.
Gow, Colin Clarence (Aug. 4, 1887), son of W., tea merchant, 184,
Earl's Court Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1904. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Division, January, 1904.
Harcourt, Guy Hanmer (June 3, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1896.
Howse, Charles Aubrey (Dec. 5, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1899.
Hunter, Ronald Muir (Dec. 6, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1895.
Johnson, Wilfred Alexander (Oct. 15, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1898.
Jones, George Albert (April 15, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1898.
Judd, Alan Cecil (Sept. 11, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1898.
Just, Theodore Hartmann (April 23, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1898.
Kisch, Martin Schlesinger (June 4, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Klingenstein, Gilbert (June 22, 1887), son of A., cigar merchant,
15, Sutherland Avenue.
Left in U. M. VIII. December, 1901, and went to a school in Germany.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Mair, Edward Millett (Oct. 7, 1886), son of Dr. E., Supt. Med.
Officer of Jails, care of Mrs. Millett, 2, Wetherby Mansions,
Earl's Court.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1905. Scholar, Sidney Sussex Coll.,
Camb., 1904.
Mavor, Ivan (Sept. 12, 1887), ward of Rev. A. Macrae, schoolmaster,
46, North Side, Wandsworth Common.
Lupton Prize, 1903; Scholar of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, 1905.
Peck, Humphrey (July 26, 1886), son of P., 8A, Randolph Road.
Transferred to Capitation Scholars, September, 1903. Left in Army A., July,
1904. Admission, Roy. Mil. Academy, Woolwich, July, 1904; Commission in
Roy. Marine Art., 1904.
Rieu, Emile Victor (Feb. 10, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1899.
Roughton, Francis Arthur Gray (July 6, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1898.
Salter, Frank Reyner (May 7, 1887), son of W. H. G., barrister and
shorthand writer, House of Commons, 40, Ladbroke Road.
Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1905. Exhibitioner, Trin. Coll., Camb.,
1904.
Samuel, Ernest Lambert (Sept. 24, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Sands, Sydney Brett (Sept. 20, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Stein, Leonard Jacques (Dec. 12, 1887), son of P., merchant, 51,
Bassett Road, North Kensington.
Bedford Prize, 1904; Thruston, 1905; Kynaston, 1905; Scholar of Balliol
College, Oxford, 1905.
Strachey, James Beaumont (Sept. 26, 1887), son of General Sir R.,
P.R.G.S., Royal Engineers, 69, Lancaster Gate.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1905. Trinity College, Cambridge.
Thomson, John (April 4, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1898.
Tooth, Harold Selwyn (April 10, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1897.
Vickers, Hugh Gordon Muschamps (May 18, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1898.
Vivian, Archibald Comley (July 11, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1899.
Willis, Richard (June 24, 1887), son of J., Civil Service, 10,
Churchfield Road, Ealing.
Scholar of Exeter College, Oxford, 1905.
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[1899
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Winterbotham, Harold (Dec. 26, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1896.
Winterbotham, John (Aug. 13, 1887), son of W. H., solicitor, 6,
Ladbroke Terrace.
Woolley, Richard Clevedon Templeton (Dec. 13, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1899.
Wootton, Leonard Henry (Dec. 25, 1883).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1898.
Worms, Emmanuel Henry (Mar. 24, 1884), son of Mrs., 30, Charle-
ville Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, June, 1901.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1899.
Aldridge, Douglas John (Sept. 16, 1885), son of T. H., coal
merchant, 101, Sinclair Road.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1901.
Allen, Robert Francis Clennell (Sept. 4, 1886), son of Mrs., 20,
Hamilton Road, Ealing.
Left in Army A., December, 1902. Admission, R. M. A., Woolwich, July, 1905.
Ansorge, Eric Cecil (Mar. 6, 1887), son of Dr., M.D. (in Uganda),
25, Priory Road, Bedford Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1900. Smee Prizes, 1902 and 1904;
Scholar of St. John's College, Oxford, 1905.
Assistant Curator of the Field Club, 1905.
Arnold, Bening Mourant (Aug. 4, 1884), son of B., jeweller, 72,
Baker Street.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1903. Smee Prize, 1901; Matriculation, London
Univ., Second Class, June, 1901; Jesus Coll., Camb., 1903.
Balcomb, Arthur John (July 12, 1886), son of G. A., supervisor,
Inland Revenue, 52, Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., December, 1902.
Berlyn, Bernard Henry Alfred Forbes (Mar. 20, 1886), son of A.,
journalist, 4, Beaumont Terrace, West Kensington.
Left in Special, July, 1901. Exhibitioner, St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, 1904.
Birch, William Frederick (Oct. 13, 1884).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1898.
Boswood, Charles George Gordon (June 1, 1885), son of G., iron-
monger, 10, Arminger Road, Uxbridge Road.
Left in Army B., July, 1901.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Bowen, Harry Townsend (Nov. 5, 1886), son of A. T., Registrar
of Deeds, Penang, care of Mrs. South, 35, Castletown Road,
West Kensington.
Left in L. VI., December, 1902. In business in Trinidad, West Indies.
Boyd, Clive Kingsley (Sept. 4, 1885), son of Rev. W., Clerk in
Holy Orders, 20, Talbot Square, Hyde Park.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1902.
Brewer, Tom Llewellyn (May 17, 1887), son of Dr., physician and
surgeon, Caira, 136, Richmond Road.
Left in U. VI., April, 1904.
Bridges, Hugh Cuthbert (Feb. 15, 1886), son of F. C., surveyor,
28, Bramham Gardens.
Left in Army A., December, 1902. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 1904;
Commission, 1906.
Brinton, Henry Grant (Aug. 16, 1885), son of Mrs., 2, Vernon
Mansions, Queen's Club Gardens.
Left in U. Sc. vI., July, 1902.
Brown, Harold Stuart (Oct. 26, 1884), son of Mrs. G., 32, Girdler's
Road, Brook Green.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1900.
Buchanan, Hugh Alexander Kenneth (Dec. 8, 1885), son of K. H.,
civil engineer, 70, Baron's Court Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., April, 1903. 2nd Lieut., 7th Batt., Roy. Fus. (City of
London Regt.), 1903; Lieut., 1904.
Cheers, Wilfroy Anson (June 7, 1885), son of H. A., architect, 35,
Waldegrave Park, Twickenham.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1901.
Christie, Robert Cecil (Dec. 12, 1885), son of H., East India
merchant, 46, Gledstanes Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1904. Royal Military College, Sandhurst, 1904;
Commission, 1906.
Clermont, Alfred (July 20, 1885), son of G., merchant, 46,
Leamington Road Villas, Westbourne Park.
Left in Sc. VIII., July, 1903. College of Preceptors' Examination, 1903;
First Class Honours (Senior); distinguished in History, Chemistry, and
German; Second Prize for modern languages.
Cowie, David Forster (July 25, 1885), son of W. H., sugar planter,
64, Fielding Road, Bedford Park.
Left in L. v., April, 1901.
Crawford, Francis Rion Leighton (Aug. 5, 1886), son of H. L.,
Ceylon Civil Service, 43, Norland Square, Notting Hill.
Left in Remove, July, 1900.

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[1899
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cutler, Edward Trevor (Dec. 4, 1885), son of E., 22, Upper Mall,
Hammersmith.
Left in U. vI., December, 1904.
Daniel, Henry Lionel Maurice (Jan. 2, 1886), son of G. A., solicitor,
Nunney Court, Frome, Somerset.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., April, 1903.
Davidson, Robert (Nov. 30, 1884), son of R., banker, Elm View,
Addiscombe Road, Croydon.
Left in II., April, 1900.
Davis, Frank Geoffrey (Jan. 17, 1887), son of F. A., planter in
India (retired), 9, Esmond Road, Chiswick.
Left in Special Sc., July, 1904. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Division, June, 1904.
Deakin, Arthur D'Alroy (Jan. 5, 1887), son of A. H., merchant,
17, Campden Hill Square, Kensington.
Left in Special, December, 1902.
Donaldson, Christopher Herbert (Mar. 26, 1884), son of Rev. Canon,
Canon of Truro, Llanhydrock Villas, Truro, Cornwall.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., April, 1903. Stock Exhibitioner, Corpus Christi Coll.,
Camb., 1903.
Duquénoy, Ralph Cecil Herbert (Jan. 16, 1885), son of Mrs.,
11, Normand Mansions, Queen's Club.
Left in U. IV., April, 1901.
Dyer, Clifford William (June 15, 1887), son of W. J., bank
manager, 1, Sidney Place, Onslow Square.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1903.
Eccles, Wilton Burnley (Feb. 5, 1887), son of Mrs., 31, Applegarth
Road, Brook Green.
Left in Army C., December, 1901.
Farr, Montague Albert (Feb. 27, 1887), son of Dr., surgeon, 116,
Earl's Court Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., April, 1905.
Fielder, Hubert Gordon (Jan. 2, 1885), son of Mrs., 37, Porchester
Square, Bayswater.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1901.
Fisher, Frank (Mar. 6, 1886), son of A., public house keeper,
57, Stanhope Gardens, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Left in U. VIII., July, 1905.
Exhibitioner, Clare Coll., Camb., 1904.
Foote, John Stewart Keppel- (Feb. 15, 1888), son of H. K., Inspector
of Lifeboats, 52, Brook Green.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Franklin, Richard Penrose (Nov. 28, 1884), son of S., solicitor,
20, Arlington Park Gardens North, Gunnersbury.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1901. Left in U. VIII. (Captain and
Exhibitioner), 1904. Winterbotham Scholar, 1903; Ollivant Prize, 1904;
Scholar, Pembroke Coll., Camb., 1904.
Gadsden, Cecil Holroyd (Aug. 18, 1887), care of A. Norway, Esq.
(Father, Supt. Central Jail, Madras), 16, Somerset Road,
Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1901.
First XV., 1904, 1905 (Captain).
Gee, John Charles James Kempe (May 21, 1886), son of Basil,
merchant, 7, Pembroke Gardens, Kensington.
Left in II., April, 1900.
George, Donald Scotney (Feb. 22, 1886), son of Mrs., 14, St. Anne's
Villas, Notting Hill.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1900.
Goldingham, Dick Dalrymple (June 26, 1885), son of Mrs., 9,
Alfred Place, Thurloe Square.
Left in Army C., December, 1900. Smee Prize, 1900.
Harding, Wilfred John (Dec. 2, 1885), son of R. A., traveller and
collector, Cranmore, Spring Grove, Isleworth.
Left in III., July, 1900.
Hooper, Geoffrey Michael (Sept. 29, 1886), son of Miller, barrister,
Carn Brae, 74, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in Army B., July, 1903.
James, Edward Henry (Dec. 30, 1886), son of E. H., fine art dealer,
15, Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1903.
Johnston, Hugh Kenneth (Aug. 15, 1886), son of Dr. G. F., 3,
Montagu Place, Montagu Square.
Left in L. VI., December, 1902. John Watson Prize, 1902; Landscape Prize,
1903.
Johnstone, Arthur Gordon (April 13, 1886), son of H. H., merchant
(J. Barker & Co.), 57, Sinclair Road.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1901.
Kelly, Ignatius George (April 11, 1885), stepson of Mrs. Young,
69, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Bedford Prize, 1903. Left
in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1904. Scholar, Queens' Coll., Camb., 1904;
London County Council (Fulham) Scholar, 1904.
Kemp, Allen Frederic (June 2, 1886), son of S., professor of music,
80, Oxford Gardens, Notting Hill.
Left in U. IV., April, 1902.

392
[1899
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Lee, Harold Montague (Feb. 14, 1886), son of W. I., commercial
traveller, 39, Bath Road, Bedford Park.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1902.
Lightbody, Leonard Jocelyn (Feb. 25, 1884).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, January, 1897.
Lowson, Kenneth John Gordon (Mar. 6, 1885), son of Dr., surgeon,
15, Albion Street, Hull.
Left in Hist. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1904. History Exhibitioner, Caius
Coll., Camb., 1904.
Lyon, Frederick Otto (April 19, 1885), son of N., merchant, 72,
Cambridge Gardens, North Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1900.
MacMahon, William Percy Dartrey (Feb. 27, 1886), grandson of
Mrs. MacMahon (Father in Sidney), Pentland House, Charle-
ville Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., December, 1901.
Monks, June, 1903.
Went to Rome to enter an Order of
Martyn, Valentine Cleeve (Oct. 8, 1884), son of R. C., schoolmaster,
Woodland, Southall.
Left in III., April, 1900.
Pearson, Bertram Leslie (June 30, 1885), son of Mrs., 1, Mount
Park Crescent, Ealing.
Left in U. IV., December, 1901.
Phillips, William Edward (Feb. 16, 1886), son of E., commercial
clerk, 10, Symons Street, Sloane Square.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1902.
Piggott, Arthur Vincent (May 14, 1885), son of A. W., revenue
clerk, W. M. Water Co., 12, Thorney Hedge Road, Gunners-
bury.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1902.
Powell, Charles Leslie Baden- (Mar. 20, 1886), son of C. E., archi-
tect, 6, Colet Gardens.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1902. Smee Prize, 1901.
Rew, Percy Goodwin (Dec. 1, 1884), son or R. H., Sec., Chamber of
Agriculture, 14, Castletown Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1900.
Robbins, Frank Hubert (May 21, 1887), son of C., dental surgeon,
Gwenda House, Brondesbury Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1900. Matriculation, London Univ.,
Second Division, January, 1904; Smee Prize, 1905; Exhibitioner, Pembroke
College, Cambridge, 1905. Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1905.
First XV., 1904, 1905 (Secretary); First XI., 1905; Captain of B. Club, 1905;
Secretary of the Photographic Society, 1905.

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393
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Samuel, Harry Maurice (Dec. 19, 1885), son of Mrs. (Father,
merchant), 97, Canfield Gardens, Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1902. Scholar, Queens' Coll., Camb.,
1904.
Savage, Thomas Gustav Patrick (Feb. 10, 1885), son of Mrs.
(Father, Head Master, High School, Bombay), Riverside, 65,
Priory Road, Kew.
Left in Army A., July, 1902. Adm. R. M. C., Sandhurst, December, 1902;
Commission in Wiltshire Regt., 1904.
Scott, Robert Hamilton (Nov. 8, 1886), son of J., retired Civil
Servant, Ivy Bank, Dartmouth.
Left in Special Science, December, 1903.
Scott-Coward, George Buchanan (Feb. 17, 1887), son of W., H.M.'s
Chief Inspector of Training Colleges, Western Lodge, Portland
Place, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1902. Left in Hist. VIII., Jnly, 1905.
Selfe, Edward Archie (Oct. 30, 1886), son of A. J., bank manager,
Brentford, Middlesex.
Left in Special Science, December, 1903.
Shoppée, Laurence Bertram (June 16, 1886), son of Dr. E. C.,
surgeon, 21, Carlton Road, Tufnell Park.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1902.
Stamper, Edward Poulder Fenton (Mar. 26, 1885), son of Dr. J. F.,
M.D., Pembroke Dock, South Wales.
Left in Special Science, July, 1903.
Sulman, Leopold Harry (July 22, 1885), son of H. L., gold-mining
expert, 47, Brewster Gardens, St. Quintin's Park.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1903. Art Student, Univ. Coll., London, 1903-4.
Thomas, Bernard Gordon Prothero- (Dec. 2, 1885), son of Mrs.,
The Elms, Acton Hill.
Left in Army A., July, 1904. Admission, R. M. C., Sandhurst, July, 1904.
Thompson, Douglas Hilderbrand (April 28, 1886), son of T. M. L.,
C.E., 2, Churchfield Road, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1900. Left in U. VIII., July, 1905.
Scholar of Magdelene Coll., Camb., 1905.
Tildesley, Cecil Walter (Oct. 18, 1886), brother of Miss (Father,
insurance agent), 14, Holtham Road, South Hampstead.
Left in Remove, July, 1902.
Todesco, James Max (July 25, 1885), son of V., newspaper corre-
spondent, 11, Princes Street, Cavendish Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1902. Left in Sc. VIII., December,
1903. Smee Prizes, 1901, 1902, 1903,

394
[1900
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Vandyk, Lesley (Mar. 22, 1887), son of C., photographer, 121,
Cambridge Road, Notting Hill.
Left in III., December, 1900.
Wakeling, Bertram Melville Thomas Clarkson (Sept. 6, 1885),
nephew of G. H. Wakeling, Esq. (Father, architect), Brasenose
College, Oxford, care of Miss Wakeling, Sunburgh, Durleigh
Road, Balham.
Left in Army A., July, 1904.
Walker, Arthur Leslie (May 31, 1887), grandson of Mrs. Walker,
Woodlands, Acton.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1900. Left in Army C., July, 1901.
Ward, Lionel Henry (Mar. 17, 1886), son of T. J., Messrs. Ralli,
Bombay, care of Rev. R. B. Gardiner.
Left in Army C., July, 1900.
Wharton, Charles Harold Lewis (Sept. 4, 1885), son of C. H. T.,
solicitor, 10, Queen's Road Mansions, Bayswater.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1904. Selwyn College, Cambridge.
White, Cyril Thomas Howard (Jan. 23, 1888), son of R. H., brewer,
12, Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., December, 1901. Cadet, Royal Navy, 1902.
Whiteman, Ormonde Charles (May 26, 1886), son of E., milk
contractor, 126, Elgin Crescent, Notting Hill.
Left in Special Science, July, 1903. Smee Prize, 1903.
Wilson, Percy Douglas (Nov. 10, 1885), son of W. H., deputy
manager, Maple & Co., 34, Holland Park Avenue.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1900.
Woodville, William Passerham Caton- (April 14, 1884), son of
Caton, artist, care of Mrs. Lowry, Oaklands, The Avenue,
Bushey, Herts.
Left in L. Sc. vI., July, 1901.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1900.
Lewisohn, Claude (Sept. 14, 1886), son of Mrs., 53, Wynnstay
Gardens, Kensington.
Left in L. M. VIII., December, 1902.
Steele-Perkins, Cyril Steele (Feb. 27, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1899.

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395
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Thompson, Douglas Hilderbrand (April 28, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1899.
Yorke, Gerald (Mar. 1, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1898.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1900.
Anderson, James Drummond (Aug. 10, 1886), son of J. D., I. C. S.,
17, Blakesley Avenue, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1901. Left in U. VIII. (Exhibitioner),
July, 1905. Scholar, Wadham Coll., Oxford, 1904.
Anderson, Martin Alan (Nov. 10, 1887), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1902.
Bambridge, Hugh Gordon (July 15, 1887), son of G. E., examiner
in music, 19, St. Luke's Road, Bayswater.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901.
Matriculation, London
Univ., Second Division, June, 1904. Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1905.
Bateman, Cecil Alfred (Oct. 15, 1885), son of A. J., contractor,
Brookland, Ramsey, Hunts.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1901.
Beamish, Donald Stewart (May 20, 1886), son of H. C., manufac-
turer, 13, Leopold Road, Ealing Common.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1901.
Benn, Gilbert Anthony (April 14, 1885), son of E. A., bank
manager, 13, Pembroke Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1902.
Blanckensee, Leslie Rousseau (Nov. 24, 1885), son of L. H., whole-
sale jeweller, 29, Princes Square, Hyde Park.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1901.
Bolter, Charles Albert (Aug. 18, 1886), son of A. E., Asst. Sec.,
G. W. Railway, 72, Madeley Road, Ealing.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1905.
Captain of Fives, 1904-5; First XI., 1905; Captain of C. Club, 1905.
Bowden, Hubert Moxhay (Feb. 23, 1887), son of J. P., solicitor,
30, Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. VI., April, 1904. Preliminary Exam., Law Society, 1904.
Brown, Hugh Barrington (July 24, 1888), son of C. B., geologist,
41, St. Quintin's Avenue, North Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1905.

396
[1900
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cassel, Harry Spencer (May 10, 1886), son of H. R., metallurgist,
50, Tregunter Road, South Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1901. Removed to New College, Eastbourne.
Chambers, Guy Oldham (Mar. 15, 1887), son of Dr. W. H., M.D.,
Worcester Lodge, 165, Goldhawk Road.
Left in Up. Sc. VII., April, 1904. Smee Prize, 1904.
Clarke, Leveson Campbell (Dec. 15, 1884), son of Dr. F. G.,
physician and surgeon, 165, Buckingham Palace Road.
Left in Sc. III., April, 1900.
Courtney, Ralph (April 2, 1885), son of Mrs., 9, Grenville Street,
Brunswick Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1902. Left in L. M. VIII., December,
1903.
Creagh, Simon Reginald McNamara (Mar. 2, 1885), son of Mrs.
(Father, landed proprietor), 34, Rosary Gardens, South Ken-
sington.
Left in Sc. v., July, 1900.
Critchley, Harold Stephen Blythe (June 12, 1888), son of C. E. B.
(retired), I. C. S., 92, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Crumplen, Benjamin Arthur (Nov. 1, 1884), son of B., general
manager and director, Kensington Stores, 32, West Kensington
Gardens.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1900.
Davis, Ronald Joseph (Feb. 26, 1886), son of Mrs., 10, Chepstow
Mansions, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. IV., December, 1900.
Donald, Harold Gudde (May 14, 1886), son of R., woollen merchant,
96, Oxford Gardens, North Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1902.
Fenton, Samuel Greame (May 29, 1886), son of F. G., merchant,
5, Rue Creveaux, Avenue du Bois de Boulogne, Paris.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1902.
Foster, John Lorimer (Oct. 15, 1886), son of M. B., teacher of
music, 83, Oxford Gardens, North Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1902.
Frick, Titus John (Oct. 18, 1886), son of J., civil engineer, 59,
Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Special Science, April, 1903.

1900]
397
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Goldingham, Cecil Stuart (Mar. 14, 1887), son of Mrs. (Father,
retired officer, Indian Army), 9, Alfred Place, Thurloe Square.
Left in Army A., December, 1904. Smee Prize, 1900; Admission, R. M. C.,
Sandhurst, July, 1905.
Grellier, Ernest Franz Waldemar (May 17, 1886), son of W.,
architect and surveyor, Ranelagh House, Barnes Common.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1905. Smee Prizes, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905;
Exhibitioner of Downing College, Camb., 1905.
Hall, Cecil Symes (Sept. 20, 1886), son of J. R., barrister, 35,
Baskerville Road, Wandsworth Common.
Left in L. v., December, 1902.
Honiball, George Henry Dunscombe- (Mar. 3, 1885), son of Dr.
Dunscombe-Honiball (British Guiana), care of Mrs. Dunscombe-
Honiball, 25, Winchester Avenue, Brondesbury.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1902.
Macpherson, Ronald Elliot (July 17, 1886), son of Lady (Sir W.,
retired Indian judge), 2, Gliddon Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., December, 1903.
Martyn, Avenell Frederick Cleeve (Oct. 16, 1886), son of Mrs.,
Woodlands, Southall, Middlesex.
Left in Special, April, 1900.
Matthew, Hubert Maurice (July 16, 1887), son of F. D., brush
manufacturer, 38, King Henry's Road.
Left in Remove, December, 1900.
Melhuish, Paul (April 14, 1887), son of J. E., assistant master,
St. Paul's School, 24, Cadogan Road, Richmond.
Left in Special Science, July, 1904. McGill University, Montreal, 1904.
Millmaker, Lytton Chandos Fleming (Jan. 25, 1885), son of W. F.,
merchant, Roseneath, East Twickenham.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1901.
Montefiore, Gilbert Vita Barrow (Jan. 31, 1887), son of Mrs., 63,
Philbeach Gardens, Earl's Court.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1903. Engineering Student, Univ. Coll., London,
1903-4.
Moxon-Browne, Edward (Dec. 7, 1886), son of W., barrister, 40,
Philbeach Gardens, Earl's Court.
Left in U. VI., December, 1903.
Neave, George Reginald (Aug. 10, 1885), son of G. H., Clerk to
H.M. Court of Probate, 46, Gordon Road, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1901.

398
[1900
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Oppenheim, Alfred Isaac (July 3, 1886), son of S., cigar merchant,
19, Sunderland Terrace, Bayswater.
Left in Remove, July, 1901.
Parker, Frank (Dec. 6, 1885), son of W., merchant, 43, Cavendish
Road, Brondesbury.
Left in L. Sc. vI., April, 1902.
Peat, Roderick Mackay (Mar. 15, 1886), son of W. B., chartered
accountant, Chase Lodge, Enfield.
Left in U. IV., April, 1901.
Ramsey, Walter Dean (July 18, 1886), son of W. J., commercial
traveller, 43, Cambridge Road, Gunnersbury.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1902. Metropolitan Life Insurance Office.
Seeman, Waldo Theodor (May 26, 1885), son of R., merchant,
St. Chad's, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1904. Royal School of Mines.
Simon, Percy Ralph (Sept. 7, 1887), brother of J. W. Simon, Esq.
(Father, Dr. Simon, Singapore), 107, Guildford Street.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1901. Left in Army A., July, 1904.
Admission, R. M. A., Woolwich, July, 1904; Commission, R.M.A., 1904.
Smyth, Guy Charles Gee (Jan. 29, 1886), son of Mrs., 28, Glaz-
bury Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1905.
Standage, Henry Edmund (Mar. 26, 1885), son of Mrs., 149,
Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1902. Adm., Royal Military College, Sandhurst,
December, 1902.
Wooster, Reginald Joseph (Oct. 7, 1886), son of J. R., retired
chemist, The Mount, Castlebar Road, Ealing.
Left in VII., December, 1903.
Zehetmayr, Walter Edward (Mar. 22, 1886), son of F. F., merchant,
Belle Vue, St. Margaret's, Twickenham.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1903.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted May, 1900.
Alston, James Casper Trevelyan (April 27, 1886), son of J. W.,
commission agent (Trinidad), grandson of Mrs. Kelaart, 22,
Ellison Road, Streatham Common.
Left in L. Sc. vI., April, 1902.

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399
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Archibald, Bruce Gordon (Mar. 2, 1886), son of R. B., director
public company, 115, Lansdowne Road, Notting Hill.
Left in L. Sc. VI., April, 1902.
Attenborough, Carlisle Robert Walter (April 9, 1886), son of
W. A., barrister, Manor House, Weston under Wood, Newport
Pagnell, Bucks.
Left in U. vI., April, 1905.
Bowles, William Stanley Randolph (Mar. 30, 1887), son of Mrs.
Stratford, 80, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in Army C., December, 1903.
Bramall, Claud Arthur (Mar. 17, 1887), son of A. M., solicitor,
Redland House, Highbury Hill.
Left in L. VI., April, 1905.
Brewer, Melville (Feb. 25, 1889), son of Dr. A. H., physician and
surgeon, Caira, 136, Richmond Road.
Brown, Oliver Gustav Frank (Oct. 4, 1885), son of E. G., manager,
Fine Art Society (148, New Bond Street), 82, Edith Road, West
Kensington.
Left in Special, December, 1902.
Campbell, Colin Richard (Jan. 26, 1885), son of Colin, owner of
the island of Jura, 10, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, April, 1899.
Collison-Morley, Eric Yea (May 23, 1886), son of Dr. J. L.,
physician, 124, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., April, 1904.
Conran, Reuben Henry (Aug. 7, 1885), son of E. P., wine merchant,
Erpingham, Bedford Park.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1901.
Davis, Harold Theobald (Aug. 30, 1885), son of T. L., Civil Service,
Phillida, Gunnersbury.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1904.
Dollman, John Guy (Sept. 4, 1886), son of J. C., artist, Hove
House, Newton Grove, Bedford Park.
Left in U. Sc. VIII. (Exhibitioner), July, 1905. John Watson Prize, 1901;
Smee Prizes, 1901, 1903, 1904; Hibbert Ware Prize and Special Certificate of
Merit, Nature Study Exhibition, 1902; Exhibitioner, St. John's Coll., Camb.,
1904.
Easton, Reginald Freeman (Aug. 21, 1886), son of E. G., editor
and milk contractor, 38, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1904.

400
[1900
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Farnell, Edward Nigel (May 28, 1886), son of Dr. H. D., surgeon,
Hempstead House, Eastbourne.
Left in L. VIII., April, 1905. Corpus Christi Coll., Oxford.
Fossey, Osmund John (April 7, 1887), son of E. O., Civil Service,
97, Shepherd's Bush Road.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., April, 1905. Smee Prizes, 1903, 1904.
Foster, Aubrey Wilfrid Keyworth (April 26, 1886), son of Rev.
A. E., Clerk in Holy Orders, Christ Church Vicarage, Rich-
mond.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1903.
Gilks, Humphrey Livingstone (Aug. 25, 1886), son of W. J.,
solicitor, 19, Carlton Road, Putney.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1903. Preliminary Exam., Law Society, 1904.
Hall, Albert Edward (May 2, 1887), ward of W. J. Payne, Esq.
(deceased), 22, Gordon Place, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1902.
Hamilton-Smythe, Ernest Arthur (Jan. 5, 1886), son of A. J.,
civil engineer, 9, St. Paul's Mansions, Hammersmith.
Left in Math. VIII., April, 1904.
Hanson, Davis Marcus (Aug. 5, 1887), son of Rev. G., D.D., Clerk
in Holy Orders, 3, Cambridge Square, Hyde Park.
Left in Special Science, July, 1905.
Hoey, Edmund Joseph (April 15, 1887), son of Mrs. Howard,
21, Stonor Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Left in VII., July, 1903.
King, Lionel Thomas (April 11, 1886), son of Rev. W. T., Clerk
in Holy Orders, Christ Church Vicarage, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., July, 1902. Central Technical Coll., London; Matricula-
tion, London Univ., Second Class, June, 1903; Interm. Exam., Science, 1904.
Le Mesurier, Reginald Frederick (Jan. 19, 1885), ward of H. C.
Marillier, Esq., author, Kenilworth House, Upper Mall, Hammer-
smith.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Left in Sc. VIII. A., April,
1904. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class, June, 1903.
Mains, Archibald (Jan. 12, 1888), son of A. J., solicitor, St. Laurence,
Grove Park, Chiswick.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1905.
Maitland, Edmund Bellasis Wightman (Jan. 8, 1888), son of J. E.,
chemist, 10, Chester Place, Hyde Park Square.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Matriculation, London
Univ., First Division, June, 1904.

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401
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Marshall, Geoffrey (April 23, 1887), son of H. (retired bootmaker),
65, Fairholme Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1905. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Division, June, 1904.
May, Harry Vincent (July 17, 1886), son of T., civil engineer, The
Poplars, Manor Road, Richmond.
Left in Transitus, December, 1904.
Morris, Philip Henry (Sept. 17, 1886), son of H., Civil Service
(Admiralty), 29, Agate Road, Hammersmith.
Left in L. VI., December, 1903.
Paddon, Arthur Conrad Wreford (Aug. 8, 1888), son of Mrs., 45,
Castletown Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. IV., December, 1900. Died of blood-poisoning, October 21, 1902,
aged 14.
Piggott, Maurice William (June 27, 1886), son of A. W., revenue
clerk, W. M. Water Company, 12, Thorney Hedge Road,
Gunnersbury.
Left in Special Science, April, 1903.
Pope, Edward David (Jan. 18, 1886), son of E., mining engineer,
Cambrian Lodge, New Barnet, Herts.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1903. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Class,
June, 1903.
Saunders, Donald Alfred William (April 27, 1885), son of A., wine
merchant, Fairlawn, Parson's Green.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1902.
Shaw-Crisp, Cuthbert (Nov. 7, 1885), son of S., 1, Cleveland Road,
Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1904.
Stokes, Leonard Henry (Oct. 20, 1885), son of H., diamond
merchant, Langdon, St. John's Road East, Putney.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1902.
Stratton, Richard de Fontaine (Dec. 26, 1886), son of A., linen
draper, The Holt, 69, Victoria Road, Clapham Common.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1903.
Vivian, Valentine Patrick (Mar. 17, 1886), son of C., portrait
painter, 80, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902. Left in L. VIII., July, 1905.
Whitmore, Herbert John Ludlow (Feb. 18, 1887), son of J. L.
(Wills & Co., Bristol), 10, Craven Street, Charing Cross.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1903,
2 D

402
[1900
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Williams, Reginald Gordon (June 13, 1884), son of W., jeweller,
The Cliff, Mumbles, R. S. O., Glamorgan.
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, April, 1899.
Williams, Harold Victor (May 10, 1886), as above.
Left in Remove, July, 1901. St. John's College, Oxford, 1905.
Williams, Hugh Patrick William Bedward (Mar. 17, 1887), son of
A. E., civil engineer, 18A, Brook Green.
First XV., 1905; Captain of D. Club.
Wynter, James Harold (Nov. 20, 1885), son of D., proprietor of
steam laundry, 27, Whittingstall Road, Fulham.
Left in L. Sc. vI., July, 1901.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1900.
Ansorge, Eric Cecil (Mar. 6, 1887).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1899.
Ansorge, Gerald Percival (Jan. 29, 1885).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1897.
Arbuthnot, William John (April 2, 1885).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See April, 1899.
Bussell, Sidney Filer Barton (May 31, 1885).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See April, 1899.
Fergusson, George Douglas Gordon (Jan. 1, 1885).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See January, 1899.
Fergusson, Nigel Robert (Mar. 1, 1887), son of Dr. J., M.D., Lincoln
House, Richmond, Surrey.
Left in Hist. VIII., December, 1901. Cadet, Royal Navy (4th place), 1902;
Prize for Seamanship and Scripture, 1903; appointed to H.M.S. Leviathan.
Franklin, Richard Penrose (Nov. 24, 1884).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1899.
Green, Alan Michael (April 11, 1885).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1898.
Kennington, Eric Henry (Mar. 12, 1888), son of T. B., artist,
8, Victoria Grove, Chelsea.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1904. John Watson Prize, 1902, 1903, and 1904.

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403
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Lewisohn, Karl (Dec. 22, 1886), son of J., merchant, 17, Collingham
Road, South Kensington.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1905. Scholar of Oriel College, Oxford, 1904.
Littlewood, John Edenson (June 9, 1885), son of E. T., head
master, Boys' High School, Wynberg, Cape Colony, nephew of
J. Jackson, Esq., 11, Cedars Road, Barnes.
Left in Math. VIII., July, 1903. Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar, 1903; Minor
Scholar, Trin. Coll., Camb., 1903; Major Scholar, 1904; Senior Wrangler
(bracketed), 1905.
Picciotto, Cyril Moses (July 28, 1888), son of Mrs., 54, Warrington
Crescent.
Bedford Prize, 1905.
Robbins, Frank Hubert (May 21, 1887).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1899.
Sinauer, Esmond Moreton (Aug. 12,
Transferred from Capitation Scholars.
1888).
See April, 1898.
Udale, Stanley Martin (Jan. 25, 1885).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See April, 1899.
Walker, Arthur Leslie (May 31, 1887).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See September, 1899.
Wilenski, Reginald Howard (Mar. 7, 1887), son of A., merchant,
121, Sutherland Avenue, Maida Vale.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1905. John Watson Prize, 1902, 1903, 1904, 1905;
Smee Prize, 1903; Truro, 1904; Butterworth, 1904; Balliol College, Oxford.
Wishart, Alton (Jan. 16, 1887).
Transferred from Capitation Scholars. See January, 1899.
Wolffsohn, Lionel Melville (June 7, 1888), son of J., merchant and
inspector, 34, Manchester Street, Manchester Square.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1904. Matriculation, London Univ., First
Division, June, 1904; Engineering School, New York.
Woolf, Cecil Nathan Sidney (Sept. 5, 1887), son of Mrs., Lexham,
9, Colinette Road, Putney.
Exhibitioner, Trinity College, Cambridge, 1905.
CAPITATION
SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1900.
Adams, George Harold (Aug. 14, 1886), son of Rev. J., congrega-
tional minister, 19, Boscombe Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1902.
Adams, Maurice Spenser Rowe (May 2, 1887), son of M. B., archi-
tect, 1, Marlborough Crescent, Bedford Park.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1904. John Watson Prize, 1904.
22 D

404
[1900
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Asslin, George Houstoun (April 30, 1888), son of Mrs., 14,
Wellington Mansions, Queen's Club Gardens.
Left in Army B., December, 1903.
Ayrton, Frank Alsager (Sept. 23, 1887), son of W. S., late H.M.
Consul, Wenchow, China, 62, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Special Science, April, 1903.
Barlow, William Rawson (July 31, 1887), son of T. E., director and
manager of steamship company, 20, Gwendwr Road, West
Kensington.
Barnaby, Kenneth Coules (July 5, 1886), son of S. W., naval
architect, The Hollies, Chiswick Mall.
Left in L. Sc. vI., April, 1902.
Division, June, 1904.
Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Barratt, Arthur Gordon (July 15, 1886), son of T., ironmonger,
Colehill, Ashford, Kent.
Left in L. Sc. vI., April, 1902,
Bartlett, Hubert Dudley (Sept. 22, 1886), son of E., dental surgeon,
38, Connaught Square.
Left in Army C., December, 1903.
Benton, Norman Molyneux (Nov. 29, 1885), son of W. C., engineer
(retired), 9, Emanuel Road, Friar's Park, Acton.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1903.
Blackman, Henry George Bonham (June 26, 1887), son of Rev. J. H.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, 59, Edith Road.
Left in L. VI., April, 1903.
Blake, William Harvey (June 22, 1886), son of W. F., 29, Bruns-
wick Gardens, Campden Hill.
Left in Hist. VIII., April, 1904.
Bowden, Herbert Fred (Aug. 24, 1885), son of F. M., merchant,
109, Uxbridge Road, Ealing.
Left in Special Science, July, 1902.
Bradley, Claude (April 19, 1886), son of F. W., 22, Russell Road,
Kensington.
Left in Sc. III., December, 1902.
Brentnall, Edward Stanley (Feb. 8, 1889), son of Rev. E., Wesleyan
minister, 81, St. Helen's Gardens, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Left in L. vI., July, 1903.
Removed to Manchester Grammar School.
Brentnall, Thomas Creswell (Mar. 22, 1887), as above.
Left in L. VI., April, 1903. Removed to Manchester Grammar School.

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405
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Brittain, Arthur Hyde (May 14, 1886), son of Rev. A. H., Senior
Chaplain to H.M. Indian Government, care of Mrs. Brittain,
48, Hogarth Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Special, December, 1902.
Carmichael, Ronald William (Mar. 16, 1887), son of T., stock-
broker, Lansdowne, Spring Grove, Isleworth.
Left in U. v. B., April, 1904.
Carruthers, Percy George (June 22, 1887), son of Mrs. (Father,
officer in Army), 5, Elm Grove, Hammersmith.
Left in U. v. B., April, 1904.
Clarke, Percy (Sept. 28, 1886), son of E., St. Clear's, 59, The
Avenue, Kew Gardens.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1904.
Collie, Arnold Edgar (May 22, 1887), son of Dr. R. J., M.D., 25,
Porchester Terrace, Hyde Park.
Left in L. VI., April, 1905.
Collins, Giles Strangways (Oct. 18, 1886), son of J. C., author and
lecturer, 51, Norfolk Square, Hyde Park.
Left in U. IV., December, 1902.
Cowtan, Francis Scott (Oct. 28, 1886), son of M. C., director and
comptroller of Cowtan & Co., 42, Canfield Gardens, West
Hampstead.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1903.
Crumplen, William Herbert (Feb. 17, 1887), son of B., manager,
Kensington Stores, 32, West Kensington Gardens.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1901.
d'Arenberg, Louis Arthur Bingham (May 27, 1888), son of A. W.,
printer and publisher, 41, Powis Square, Bayswater.
Left in Army A., July, 1904. Admission, R. M. C., Sandhurst, 1905.
Dixon, Cuthbert (Jan. 23, 1887), son of Rev. J., Clerk in Holy
Orders, 65, Sutherland Avenue.
Left in U. IV., December, 1902. Readmitted, April, 1903. Left in Transitus,
July, 1905.
Dufort, Athol Charles (Feb. 15, 1886), son of J. C., diamond broker,
14, Ladbroke Gardens.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1903.
Dyer, James Frederic (July 8, 1886), son of J. W., ammunition
maker, 2, Zenobia Mansions, Queen's Club Gardens.
Left in Army A., July, 1905.

406
[1900
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Fanghänel, Walter Paul (Dec. 10, 1888), son of P. G., merchant, The
Gables, East Acton.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902. Left in Sc. VIII. B., July,
1905.
Fuller, Nevill Ross (Jan. 11, 1886), son of Major W. R. (retired),
109, St. Mark's Road, Notting Hill.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1901.
Gardner, Maurice Leigh (June 27, 1886), son of F. L., stockbroker,
14, Marlborough Road, Gunnersbury.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1903.
Geary, Herman Noel Grattan (Jan. 2, 1888), son of Mrs. (Father
deceased, Gratton Geary, Esq., Editor of Times of India), care
of Mrs. Bradshaw (Grandmother), 43, Aynhoe Road, Brook
Green.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901.
First XI., 1903, 1904, 1905 (Captain).
Gilbert-Cooper, Edward Montague (Dec. 24, 1887), son of H. E.,
Civil Service, 69, Warwick Gardens, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1904.
Haedicke, Charles Richard William (Feb. 17, 1888), son of F.,
landed proprietor, Norfolk Villa, Shootup Hill, Brondesbury.
Left in U. IV., December, 1901. Readmitted, January, 1903.
Hall, Edgar Wilson (June 17, 1886), son of H., architect, Crowhurst,
24, Blakesley Avenue, Ealing.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1903.
Harding, Reginald William Fowler (Mar. 28, 1887), son of R. A.,
traveller and collector, Cranmore, Spring Grove, Isleworth.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1903.
Hassan, Francis Isaac (Mar. 6, 1886), son of A. J., correspondent,
135, Fordwych Road, West Hampstead.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1901.
Higgins, John Edmond Longuet- (Dec. 5, 1887), son of H. L.,
solicitor, 6, Park Hill Road, Richmond, Surrey.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Left in L. M. VIII., April,
1905.
Holt-White, William Hyde (Sept. 25, 1887), son of R., H.M.
Inspector of Schools, Warren Wood, Bexley Heath.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Matriculation, London
Univ., Second Division, June, 1904. Left in Special Sc. (VIII.), July, 1904.
Central Technical College.
Horne, John Gibson (April 26, 1886), son of Mrs., 37, Castletown
Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1903.

1900]
407
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Howell, John Denison (Oct. 7, 1886), son of E. J., surveyor, Lyddon
House, Avenue Road, Southfields.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1902.
Hutchinson, Charles Walsham (Oct. 26, 1886), son of W. H.,
merchant, 43, Fordwych Road, Brondesbury.
Left in L. VI., December, 1902.
James, Eric Ibbetson (Sept. 23, 1888), son of H., insurance
manager, 57, Canfield Gardens, South Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1901.
Jéquier, William Daniel Victor (Sept. 24, 1886), son of D. V.,
bank manager, Credit Franco-Portugais, Oporto, Portugal.
Left in Army B., April, 1904.
Josephs, Arthur William (Sept. 17, 1887), son of A. L., accountant
in public company, 8, Westbourne Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in U. VI., April, 1904.
Juler, George Critchett (June 16, 1887), son of H. E., ophthalmic
surgeon, 23, Cavendish Square.
Left in Army C., December, 1903.
Lees, John Rutherfoord D'Olier (Sept. 17, 1887), son of J. C., Asst.
Sec., Bengal Railway, 22, St. Leonard's Road, Ealing.
Left in Special Science, July, 1904.
Le Marie, Frank (May 20, 1886), son of W. J. L., joiner and Clerk
of Works, 79, Tavistock Crescent, Westbourne Park.
Left in Hist. VIII., July, 1904. Naval Store Clerkship, 1904.
Lloyd, William Reginald (Sept. 23, 1887), son of W. J., Civil
Service, 51, Thornton Avenue, Chiswick.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Lupton Prize, 1904; Scholar
of Peterhouse, Cambridge, 1905.
Low, Archibald Montgomery (Oct, 17, 1888), son of Mrs. (Father,
mining engineer), 24, Auriol Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1905. Smee Prize, 1904, 1905.
Macvean, Maffra William Bushby (Mar. 17, 1887), son of D.,
33, Thornton Avenue, Chiswick.
Left in Army A., April, 1904.
Middleton, Harry Empsin (Dec. 27, 1886), son of R. E., M.I.C.E.,
90, Kensington Park Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1904. Left in Army A., July, 1904.
Moore, Cecil Ernest (May 29, 1886), son of W., hay merchant,
Laurel Court, Little Ealing.
Left in Special, July, 1902.

408
[1900
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Mosse, Charles Herbert (Mar. 17, 1887), son of Dr. H. R., M.D.,
Hobart House, 15, North Side, Clapham Common.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1903. University Tutorial College, Holborn.
Page, Charles Henry (Feb. 6, 1886), son of J. C., 11, Beverley Road,
Barnes.
Left in Army B., April, 1904.
Parker, Sidney Hyde (Aug. 10, 1887), son of G. W., The Mount,
Park Hill Road, Croydon.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1902.
Pearce, Dudley Guy (Aug. 31, 1886), son of L. A., wholesale
stationer, 59, Lancaster Road, Belsize Park.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1902.
Perren, Percy Warren (Dec. 17, 1886), son of F. P., St. Helier's,
3, Addison Road, Bedford Park.
Left in Remove, April, 1903.
Read, Maurice Rix (Nov. 23, 1887), son of A. F., jeweller, 110,
Upper Tulse Hill.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1905.
Rider, Ralph (July 12, 1886), son of T. P., auctioneer and estate
agent, 15, Alma Road, St. Alban's, Herts.
Left in Sc. III., April, 1901.
Rosher, Arthur Burch (Dec. 6, 1886), son of G. B., barrister,
Campden Court Mansions, 35, Sheffield Terrace.
Left in Sc. VIII. A., December, 1904. John Watson Prize, 1903 and 1904.
Royal-Dawson, Frederick Warren Harry (Oct. 12, 1888), son of C.,
7, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. v., July, 1901. Elected Foundationer, January, 1902. Left in
Sc. VIII. B., December, 1905.
Ryder, Frederick Budd (Nov. 19, 1887), son of C. E. A., architect,
6, Palace Court, Bayswater.
Left in L. Sc. VII., April, 1905.
Seale, Alfred Ernest (June 18, 1886), son of A. W., jeweller, 46,
Springfield Road, South Hampstead.
Left in Army C., July, 1901.
Selby, Marmaduke Frederick L. (July 20, 1886), son of E. B.,
stockbroker, 85, Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1903.
Sims, Thomas Henry (Sept. 13, 1886), son of T., civil engineer,
3, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., April, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Skene, Charles Edward (May 8, 1889), son of F., clerk in House of
Lords, 47, Addison Gardens, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1903.
Snell, Ralph Alexander (Sept. 24, 1886), son of T., official short-
hand writer, 34, St. Mary Abbott's Terrace.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1901.
Stokes, John Hill (Sept. 8, 1886), son of Dr. F. A., surgeon, Church
Square, Basingstoke, Hants.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1904. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Division, January, 1904.
Struthers, Kenneth (Mar. 31, 1887), son of G., sec., insurance
company, 61, Holland Park Avenue.
Left in Army A., December, 1905.
Struthers, Duncan Gordon (Sept. 25, 1888), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901.
Swan, John Barye Rankin (Feb. 27, 1886), son of J. M., A.R.A.,
sculptor and painter, 3, Acacia Road, St. John's Wood.
Left in U. Sc. VI., April, 1902.
Tabbush, Reginald Lennox Nathaniel (Sept. 20, 1887), son of A. J.,
merchant, 45, Cleveland Square, Hyde Park.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1902.
Tchaykovsky, Peter Nicholas (Nov. 20, 1886), son of N. W.,
consulting chemist, Langham House, Harrow.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903. Matriculation, London
Univ., Second Division, June, 1904. Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1905.
Captain of Swimming and Boxing, 1905.
Teale, Norman (July 23, 1888), son of G. E., accountant, 18,
Ravenscroft Road, Fairlawn Grove, Chiswick.
Left in Remove, July, 1901.
Thewlis, Noel Eastwood (July 25, 1886), son of J. E., 66, Bassett
Road, North Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1904.
Towsey, Arthur Stanley (Aug. 27, 1888), son of Mrs. (Father
deceased, late head master, Emmanuel School, Wandsworth),
18, Godolphin Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1902.
Troup, Francis Gordon (Sept. 19, 1887), son of F. W., wholesale
jeweller, Wigmore House, South Tottenham.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1904.
Wells, Henry James Gordon (Dec. 21, 1887), son of Dr. A. G.,
M.D., Keith House, North End Road.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1904.

410
L1901
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
White, Laurence Carol (Dec. 24, 1886), son of W., merchant, 26,
Queen Anne's Grove, Bedford Park.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1902.
Wood, Walter de Burley (April 18, 1887), son of Mrs. F., 12,
Mayfield Avenue, Chiswick.
First XV., 1905.
)
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1901.
Astley, Nelson Theodore (Aug. 2, 1887), son of G. P., diamond
merchant, Park House, Willesden Lane, Brondesbury.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1902.
Austin, Hugh Cecil Havelock Piercey (May 14, 1888), nephew of
Mrs. Bourne, 98, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1901. Naval Cadet, 1903.
Conran, Edward Denis (Mar. 11, 1888), son of E. P., wine merchant,
Erpingham, Bedford Park.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1904.
Douglass, Archibald Henry (Aug. 4, 1887), son of Rev. H. C., Vicar
of St. Matthew's, Ealing, The Vicarage, Ealing Common.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1905.
Du Pontet, Raymond Jules Eugène (Aug. 1, 1887), son of Rev. J.,
Pasteur, French Church, 16, Kildare Gardens, Bayswater.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1902. Exhibitioner of Queens' College,
Cambridge, 1906.
Edwards, Sidney James (April 18, 1887), son of J., math. tutor at
Wren's, 80, Cambridge Gardens, North Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1904. John Watson Prize, 1905; Sizar,
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, 1906.
Freeth, Leslie (April 29, 1887), son of W. D., 12, Beaumont
Crescent, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1904.
Gluckstein, Sidney (April 2, 1888), son of H., 3, Addison Gardens,
Kensington.
Left in L. v., April, 1903.
Haines, Andrade Ernest (Mar. 23, 1888), care of Mrs. Hyam,
119, St. Mark's Road, Notting Hill.
Left in Remove, July, 1903.
Halse, Arthur Evelyn (Mar. 23, 1888), son of Rev. W. G., Clerk in
Holy Orders, care of Miss Halse (aunt), 15, Clarendon Road,
Notting Hill.
Left in U. IV., April, 1902.

1901]
411
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Hasluck, Eugene Lewis (April 22, 1889), son of S. L., teacher of
elocution, 38, Portsdown Road, Maida Vale.
Left in U. IV., December, 1901. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Division,
June, 1905.
Howse, Harold Luxton (July 7, 1887), son of C. E., board school
master, 2, The Crescent, Barnes.
Transferred to Foundationers, January, 1902.
Hulm, Wynne Odyerne (Aug. 8, 1888), son of Mrs., 101, North End
Road, West Kensington.
Left in III., July, 1901. Readmitted, September, 1902. Left in L. Sc. VI.,
July, 1903.
James, Godfrey Warden (June 3, 1888), son of Mrs. Florence,
authoress (Father, actor), 4, Addison Court Gardens, Blythe
Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1903.
Joseph, Edwin George (June 25, 1887), son of G. S., solicitor,
23, Clanricarde Gardens.
Kochanski, Leon Casimir Monel (June 24, 1888), son
1888), son of L.,
bank clerk, 10, Holmdale Road, West Hampstead.
Left in Army C., December, 1903.
Linton, Francis James (Dec. 6, 1884), son of Mrs. Linton-Neligan
(stepfather, M.D.), Leicester House, Park Hill Road, Croydon.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1903. Pembroke College, Cambridge. Inner
Temple.
List, Alexander Patrick (Feb. 8, 1888), son of G. H., engineer,
68, Avonmore Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1905.
Loch, Charles William (Feb. 12, 1887), son of F. P., professor of
singing, 19, Upper Addison Gardens.
Left in Army C., December, 1902.
Marsland, Hermann Hugh (June 4, 1886), son of J., solicitor,
Ennerdale, Elm Road, Sidcup.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1902.
Mills, Edward Victor (Jan. 26, 1887), son of E., professor of music,
32, Sisters Avenue, Clapham Common.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901.
Munton, Vincent Robert (May 1, 1886), son of W. R., retired Asst.
Commissioner (India), 22, Baron's Court Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902. Left in Army A., July, 1905.
King's (India) Cadet, R. M. C., Sandhurst. 1905.
First XI., 1903, 1904, 1905 (Captain).

412
[1901
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Murr, Christopher (Dec. 30, 1885), son of W. T. S., solicitor,
Bardney Lodge, Kenilworth Road, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1902. Passed Intermediate Law Exam., June,
1905.
Nathan, Harry Louis (Feb. 2, 1889), son of W. H., publisher,
36, Bassett Road, North Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Oliver, Cecil Ryder (Feb. 11, 1887), son of Maj.-Gen. J. R., late
R.A., 24, Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. III., April, 1901. Re-entered. See Capitation Scholars, September,
1901, and left in Army C., December, 1901.
Palmer, William Edward (Mar. 7, 1886), son of W. H. (care of Mrs.),
Ardlethan, Cecil Road, Harlesden.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1903.
Penfold, Saxby Vowler (April 21, 1887), son of G. S., merchant,
The Hollies, Kew, Surrey.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1903.
Quekett, Hugh Scott (Sept. 25, 1888), son of O. C., stockbroker,
70, Greencroft Gardens, Hampstead.
Left in Transitus, April, 1905.
Ray, John Maxwell (May 31, 1888), son of T. P., shipbroker,
10, Dawson Place, Bayswater.
Reid, Ellis Cunningham (Dec. 22, 1885), son of E. J., banker,
18, Churchfield Road East, Acton.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1903.
Rutherfoord, John Wynne Corrie (Mar. 31, 1888), son of T. B.,
13, The Avenue, Kew Gardens.
Seeman, Eric William (Dec. 2, 1886), son of R., merchant, St.
Chad's, Mount Park Road, Ealing.
Shairp, Alexander Mordaunt (Mar. 13, 1887), son of S. C., banker,
1, Marlboro' Gate, Hyde Park.
Sims, Arthur Mitford (Mar. 31, 1889), son of T., engineer, 3,
Perham Road, West Kensington.
Left in Remove, April, 1902.
Stacy, Alfred Montagu Charles Augustus (Jan. 29, 1886), son of
A. F., accountant, 16, Redcliffe Road, South Kensington.
Left in L. VIII., July, 1904. Tutor.
Stratton, Frank Cecil George (Nov. 13, 1886), son of B. F., coal
merchant, Vermont, 55, Barrowgate Road, Chiswick.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1904.

1901]
413
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Symonds, Cecil Hardy (April 4, 1887), son of T. C., coal merchant,
86, Thornton Avenue, Chiswick.
Left in U. Sc. VI., April, 1903.
Taylor, Edwin Kenneth Cameron (Sept. 16, 1886), son of E. H.,
manufacturing stationer, 6, Copthall, Twickenham.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1901.
Tweddle, Norman (Jan. 15, 1889), son of D., cashier, 224, Goldhawk
Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1904.
Vincent, William Henry (Dec. 31, 1886), son of W. D. F.,
journalist, 115, Percy Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1904. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Division,
June, 1905; St. Mary's Hospital.
Walker, Geoffrey Beresford (April 23, 1887), son of G. C., I. C. S.,
care of Miss Walker.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Left in Army A., July, 1905.
Admission, R. M. C., Sandhurst, 1906.
Watson, Edwin Erskine (Feb. 18, 1887), son of E. G., solicitor,
48, Longridge Road, Earl's Court.
Left in U. v. B., April, 1903.
White, Arthur Bryan (Dec. 27, 1888), son of W., merchant, 26,
Queen Anne Grove, Chiswick.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1904.
Wills, Frederic (July 9, 1888), son of C. J., M.D. and novelist,
Somerleigh, Cumberland Road, Kew Gardens.
Left in L. IV., July, 1902.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April, 1901.
Anderson, James Drummond (Aug. 10, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1900.
Bates, Isaac Grainger (Aug. 4, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1899.
Cavalier, Cyril Gordon (Aug. 12, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1898.
Detiel, Emanuel Arthur Hymans- (Sept. 16, 1886), son of E. H.,
merchant, 68, Parkhill Road, Haverstock Hill.
Left in U. VIII., July, 1905. Milton Prize, 1905; Scholar of St. John's Coll.,
Oxford, 1904; London County Council Scholar, 1905.
Librarian, S.P.S.U., 1905.

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[1901
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Franklin, Charles Reed (Sept. 21, 1888), son of S., solicitor, 20,
Arlington Park Gardens North, Chiswick.
Gadsden, Cecil Holyrood (Aug. 18, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1899.
James, Eric Ibbetson (Sept. 23, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
Martin, Moritz Richard (Feb. 21, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Meredith, Hubert Angelo Joshua (Nov. 7, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1897.
Simon, Percy Ralph (Sept. 7, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1900.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1901.
Allen, Cyril Edmund Bailey (June 6, 1887), son of E. J. M.,
architect, 11, Woodlands Road, Barnes.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1904.
Bennet, Tyrell (Oct. 24, 1888), son of C. E. T., 75, Woodstock
Road, Bedford Park.
Left in II., July, 1901.
Brown, Sydney Gordon (Jan. 27, 1888), son of Mrs. G., 32, Girdler's
Road, Brook Green.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1903.
Bullock, Arthur Ernest (Feb. 21, 1889), son of J. E., M.D., 87,
Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902. Smee Prize, 1905.
Burns, James Alexander (Feb. 17, 1887), son of A., sub-manager
London Bank of Mexico, 14, St. Mary Abbott's Terrace,
Kensington.
Left in U. VI., December, 1903.
Burnside, George Charles Thomas Clarkson (July 23, 1887), care of
Mrs. Dudley-Hardy, journalist, 7, Egerton Studios, South
Kensington.
Left in L. v., December, 1902.
Button, Arnold Elliott (June 29, 1888), son of H. E., musician,
13, Stratford Road, Kensington.
Calogreedy, Arthur William (Mar. 20, 1885), care of R. D. Gal-
braith, Esq., 11, Billiter Square.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Calthrop, Donald Ernest Clayton (April 11, 1888), ward of J. G.
Calthrop, Esq. (Father deceased, actor), The Manor House,
Spalding.
Left in History VIII., July, 1905.
Chesterton, John Arthur (June 17, 1887), son of S. R., surveyor and
estate agent, 31, Pembroke Road, Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1903.
Clarke, George D'Almaine Campbell (Dec. 15, 1886), son of Dr.
F., M.D., 49, Belgrave Road.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1902.
Cowardin, Thomas Gary (Dec. 7, 1887), son of Mrs., Danescomb,
Creffield Road, Ealing Common.
Left in II., July, 1901.
Dawkins, John McGillovary (April 29, 1887), brother of R. W.
Dawkins, Esq. (Father deceased, admiral in R.N.), Emmanuel
College, Cambridge.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Esskildsen, Erik Yelverton (June 24, 1888), son of M. K., elec-
trician, 4, Leamington Park, Acton.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902.
Farnell, Henry Leigh (Nov. 13, 1887), son of Dr. H. D., surgeon,
Hempstead House, Eastbourne.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Left in U. M. VIII., Decem-
ber, 1905.
Fiddes, George Graham (May 1, 1887), son of G. V., Civil Service,
Government House, Cape Town.
Left in Special Science, July, 1904.
Gilks, Harold Langton (June 11, 1888), son of W. J., solicitor,
9, Carlton Road, Putney.
Left in Transitus, July, 1905.
Green, Ernest Michael (Oct. 28, 1888), son of M. A., stock and share
dealer, 40, Belsize Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901. Left in Sc. VIII. B., July,
1905. Matriculation, Second Division, London Univ., January, 1905.
Green, Stuart Montagu (June 6, 1888), son of Rev. A. A., Jewish
minister, 17, Inglewood Road, West Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1901.
Hoare, Eric Browell (June 22, 1887), son of T. J., teacher of singing,
10, Newton Road, Bayswater.
Left in U. Sc. VI., April, 1904.

416
[1901
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Holland, Bert (April 15, 1887), son of G., manager of Singer
Cycle Co., 5, Queen's Club Terrace, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1902.
Hutchison, Archibald Maitz (Dec. 4, 1886), son of A., commission
merchant, 18, Girdler's Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903. Smee Prize, 1902.
Hutchison, Charles Graham (Dec. 5, 1888), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
University, Second Division, June, 1905.
Matriculation, London
Hull, Tom Edward Orridge (June 7, 1887), son of T. G., diamond
merchant, 11, Clarence Terrace, Regent's Park.
Jarrad, Algernon Harold Downe (Nov. 2, 1885), son of Commander
F. W. (retired), R.N., 17, Beaumont Crescent, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., April, 1903.
Last, Basil Hubert (Dec. 31, 1888), son of J. A., stock broker,
Wolverstan, Grange Road, Gunnersbury.
Left in U. v. B., July, 1904.
Leffman, Frank Emil (June 13, 1889), son of Mrs., 30, Narcissus
Road, West Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902.
Lilly, George Austen (Jan. 5, 1888), son of C. E., dairy farmer,
2, Cambridge Place, Regent's Park.
Secretary of Rowing, 1905.
Löwy, Albert Ernest (Sept. 25, 1888), son of E. D., stockbroker,
89, Addison Road, Kensington.
Left in L. IV., December, 1902.
McConnell, Dufferin Villiers (May 26, 1887), son of J., J.P., College
Green House, Belfast.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1903.
Manners, Hubert John Victor (Sept. 22, 1887), son of J. R., barrister,
3, Fitz George Avenue, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., April, 1903. Readmitted, Capitation Scholar, September,
1903. Left in Army B., April, 1905.
May, Cyril Ernest (June 5, 1887), son of T., civil engineer, The
Poplars, Manor Road, Richmond.
Left in Transitus, July, 1905.
O'Brien, Richard Barry (April 20, 1887), son of R. B., barrister,
100, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1902.
Plowden, Humphrey Evelyn Chichele (Dec. 30, 1887), son of A. C.,
police magistrate, 18, Cheniston Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1905.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Pope, Wellington Armstrong (June 20, 1887), son of E., mining
engineer, Cambrian Lodge, New Barnet.
Left in Special Science, December, 1904.
Power, John Brayswick Flatau (July 29, 1888), son of J., 17,
Holland Street, Kensington.
Left in Special, July, 1904.
Roberts, Charles Minto (May 3, 1887), son of C. Q., land agent and
surveyor, 28, Brunswick Gardens, Campden Hill.
Smee Prize, 1902.
Treasurer and Secretary of the Field Club, 1905.
Roberts, Mark Keith (Dec. 29, 1887), son of A. J., manager, Messrs.
G. F. Roberts, 29, Avonmore Road, West Kensington.
Left in Special, April, 1904.
Robertson, James Granville (April 12, 1887), son of Mrs., 31, Scars-
dale Villas, Kensington.
Left in Sc. III., December, 1901.
Rowntree, Douglas Woodville (May 6, 1888), son of F., architect,
23, Palace Mansions, West Kensington.
Left in Special, July, 1902.
Sadler, Francis Brough (Mar. 29, 1888), son of Mrs. (Father
deceased, traveller), 5, Dewhurst Road, West Kensington.
Left in Special, July, 1901. Removed to Colchester Grammar School.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Division, June, 1904.
Sharpe, Cecil John (Jan. 9, 1888), son of W. T., brewer's manager,
Haverfield, Kew Green.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1904.
Speed, Digby Geoffrey William Fearnside- (May 23, 1887), son of
Major (retired), Blaenafon, Harlesden Road, Willesden.
Left in Transitus, April, 1905.
Stephenson, Lionel Fenton (June 26, 1887), son of G., engineer,
Cromwell Lodge, Putney Hill.
Left in Army C., July, 1901.
Turner, Alfred Calder (Jan. 30, 1888), son of F., bookseller, 1,
Bathurst Street, Hyde Park Gardens.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1905.
White, Henry Orme (Aug. 18, 1886), son of H. L., 38, Trebovir
Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1902.
Willoughby, Hugh Michael (Sept. 30, 1885), son of E. F., M.D.,
Bratton Lodge, Green Lanes.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1903.
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[1901
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1901.
Bambridge, Hugh Gordon (July 15, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1900.
Benton, Ivan (Jan. 4, 1886), son of Mrs., 21, Victoria Road, Upper
Norwood.
Left in Army A. (Exhibitioner), July, 1904. Admission, Royal Military
Academy, Woolwich, July, 1904.
Bernheim, Harry (Nov. 29, 1887), son of H., stockbroker, 9, Stanley
Crescent, Notting Hill Gate.
Left in U. M. VIII., July, 1904. Bank clerk.
Brentnall, Edward Stanley (Feb. 8, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
Farnell, Henry Leigh (Nov. 13, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1901.
Farr, Norman Ernest (Feb. 16, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1899.
Fisher, Frank (Mar. 6, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1899.
Geary, Herman Noel Grattan (Jan. 2, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
Gilks, Stephen Langton Clowes (Sept. 13, 1884).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1897.
Green, Ernest Michael (Oct. 28, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1901.
Green, Stuart Montagu (June 6, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1901.
Ground, Edward George (Sept. 13, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1898.
Hoey, Edmund John (April 15, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1900.
Holt-White, William Hyde (Sept. 25, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
James, Ernest Samuel Pennant K. (Sept. 4, 1887), son of E., science
master, 79, Larkhall Rise, Clapham.
Exhibitioner, Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, 1906.
Johnston, Alec Leith (June 3, 1889), son of Dr. G., physician,
3, Montagu Place, Montagu Square.
Kann, Ernest Alexander (July 13, 1889), son of L. A., printer and
publisher, 9, Christchurch Avenue, Brondesbury.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Kelly, Ignatius George (April 11, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1899.
Le Mesurier, Reginald Frederick (Jan. 19, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1900.
Lloyd, William Reginald (Sept. 23, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
Longuet-Higgins, John Edmund (Dec. 5, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
Maitland, Edmund Bellasis Wightman (Jan. 8, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1900.
Matthew, Herbert Edmund John (May 25, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1899.
Mills, Edward Victor (Jan. 26, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1901.
Monfries, James Drummond Carmichael (July 17, 1889), son of A.
(retired teacher), Westmoreland Lodge, West Acton.
Peck, Basil Miles (June 9, 1888), son of P., 8A, Randolph Road,
Maida Hill.
Left in Special Science, December, 1905. Assistant Clerk, R.N., 1906.
Squires, Frank Chavasse (Feb. 22, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1898.
Struthers, Duncan Gordon (Sept. 25, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
Vincent. Arthur Coplestone Walden (Oct. 3, 1889), son of E. W.,
merchant, 10, Pembridge Crescent, Notting Hill.
Matriculation, London Univ., First Class, June, 1901; Smee Prize, 1901;
John Watson Prize, 1902.
Walker, Geoffrey Beresford (April 23, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1901.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1901.
Adams, Gerald (Mar. 2, 1887), son of G. T., commercial traveller,
196, Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1903.
Anderson, Alexander Frederick B. (July 22, 1888), son of Rev. D.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, 31, Elsham Road, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1905.
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[1901
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Barry, Thomas (Feb. 1, 1888), son of T., silk merchant, 1, Clifton
Villas, Maida Vale.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1903.
Birch, Arthur Clarkson (June 4, 1889), son of W. C., asst. master,
Colet Court, 71, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Boulenger, Edward George (May 8, 1888), son of G. A., assistant,
British Museum, 8, Courtfield Road, South Kensington.
Boyd, Francis David (Aug. 15, 1887), son of Rev. W., Clerk in
Holy Orders, 20, Talbot Square, Hyde Park.
Left in Sc. III., April, 1902.
Brotchie, Robert Trail (Aug. 29, 1886), son of Mrs., 23, Grange
Road, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1905.
Bull, Harry Spencer (Nov. 10, 1885), son of C. A. (retired supt.
engineer, India), 70, Baron's Court Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., December, 1903.
Calogreedy, George Charles (Aug. 12, 1887), ward of R. D.
Galbraith, Esq., merchant, 11, Billiter Square, Aldgate.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1903.
Chamier, Richard Outram (Aug. 24, 1888), son of General (retired),
55, Warwick Road, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902.
Colbourne, Geoffrey (Oct. 2, 1889), son of W., merchant, 28, Upper
Addison Gardens, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Cornish, Philip Aubrey (April 7, 1887), son of Mrs. F., 49, Drayton
Gardens, South Kensington.
Left in Army C., July, 1902.
Cutler, Herbert Dennis (July 10, 1887), son of E., 22, Upper Mall,
Hammersmith.
Left in Transitus, December, 1905.
Danby, Charles David (July 10, 1887), son of Mrs. F. Synnott (late
Danby), stepfather (barrister), 95, Fitzjohn's Avenue.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1903.
Dealtry, Charles Ruthven (July 13, 1887), son of H., clerk in Bank
of England, 9, Brunswick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1902.
Deane, Geoffrey Ronald Henry (Nov. 7, 1889), son of R. H.,
barrister, 98, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Dennistoun, Archibald Bell (May 4, 1888), son of A., bank
accountant, 49, St. Quintin's Avenue, North Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1903.
Detiel, Arthur Jacobus Hymans- (Oct. 24, 1889), son of H.,
merchant, 68, Parkhill Road, Haverstock Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
de Ville, Edward Alexander Julius de Lossy (July 31, 1888),
son of Baroness, 6, Brunswick Terrace, Campden Hill.
Left in Army B., July, 1904.
Donkin, Herbert Julyan (June 20, 1887), son of H. J., engineer,
Newlands, Leatherhead.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1904.
Eagles, Arthur Charles Henry (Nov. 27, 1888), son of A. W.,
warehouseman, 7, Kensington Gardens Square, Bayswater.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1905.
Eccles, William Hunter (Oct. 29, 1888), son of G., magistrate
(Trinidad), care of Miss Stewart, 14, Colet Gardens.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1904.
Eden, Eric Auld (Jan. 11, 1889), son of Mrs. (Father in Jamaica),
9, Clevedale Mansions, Clevedale Road, North Kensington.
Left in III., April, 1902.
Firmin, Alan Charles Cuffe (Feb. 5, 1886), son of N. C. P., banker's
clerk, 13, Onslow Road, Richmond.
Left in Army A., December, 1904.
Firmin, Maurice Harold Cuffe (Sept. 22, 1887), as above.
Fowke, Villiers Loftus Philip (Oct. 25, 1887), son of V. de S.,
barrister, 101, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in History VIII., December, 1905.
Gilbert, John Brian (July 17, 1887), son of Mrs. (Father, chartered
accountant), 165, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1903.
Goodair, William Edward (July 2, 1886), son of Mrs., 7, Rugby
Mansions, Addison Bridge.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1904.
Graham, Gerald Clifford (Aug. 16, 1887), son of Mrs., Clitheroe,
Barrowgate Road, Chiswick.
Left in U. Sc. VI., April, 1904.
Griffin, Harold (July 9, 1888), son of H., surveyor, 54, High Street,
Battersea.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1905. Smee Prize, 1905.

422
[1901
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Griffiths, Henry Gwilym (Oct. 1, 1888), son of H., provision
merchant, 64, High Street, Kensington.
Died while in the Special Form, March 4, 1904, aged 15.
Halford, Edward Frederick (Nov. 3, 1887), son of Dr. E., M.D.,
48, Glenthorne Road, Hammersmith.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1904.
Hamilton, John Miller Pirrie (Dec. 8, 1887), son of J. N., 28,
Lyndhurst Gardens, Ealing Common.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1903.
Hammond, Hugh Clarke (July 22, 1888), son of H., wine merchant,
Capri, Redhill, Surrey.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1904.
Hand, Henry George (Nov. 4, 1885), son of Admiral G., R.N.
(retired), 16A, Brook Green, Hammersmith.
Left in Math. VIII., December, 1903. Matriculation, London Univ., Second
Class, September, 1903.
Harris, Price Alforth Evelyn (Nov. 7, 1886), ward and nephew of
Rev. W. S. Harris, R.N., Chaplain of Fleet, 59, Warwick Road,
Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1902. Keble College, Oxford, 1905.
Haydon, Geoffrey (Dec. 6,
1887), grandson of Mrs. Haydon
(Father deceased, surgeon), 11, Perham Road, West Ken-
sington.
Heathcote, James Shirley (July 7, 1887), son of A. M., reciter and
entertainer, Homestead, 81, Albert Bridge Road.
Left in Hist. VIII., April, 1905.
Higgs, Henry Joseph (Dec. 22, 1886), son of Mrs. (Father, clerk,
U.S.A.), 73, Sandmere Road, Clapham.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1905. Scholar of
Magdalene Coll., Camb., 1905; London County Council Scholar, 1905.
Horne, Edmund Piesley (Aug. 5, 1887), son of E., surveyor,
Vicarage Villa, Staines Road, Hounslow.
Left in Math. VIII., April, 1902. Studying for the Surveyors' Institution.
Jéquier, Edward Henry Emile (Oct. 9, 1888), son of D. V., bank
manager, Rua do Conde, Wenida da Boa Vista, Oporto,
Portugal.
Jolowicz, Herbert Felix (July 16, 1890), son of H., silk merchant,
70, Compagne Gardens, West Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902. Junior Bedford Prize, 1905.
Kisch, Augustus Maitland (April 14, 1888), son of Mrs., Edgbaston,
Walm Lane, Cricklewood.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1903.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Levy, Arthur Louis (Feb. 26, 1888), son of B., bead merchant,
Cambridge House, Ladbroke Grove.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1904.
Lissant, Sydney Philip (Nov. 6, 1888), son of Mrs. S. H., 31,
Granville Gardens, Shepherd's Bush.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Lloyd, Cecil Kingsley (Jan. 13, 1889), son of W. J., Civil Service,
51, Thornton Avenue, Chiswick.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902. Assistant Clerk, R.N., 1906.
Luckstedt, Geoffrey Eric (Mar. 9, 1889), son of H. (Public
Works Department, India), 84, Sinclair Road, West Ken-
sington.
Lundgren, Charles Wilson (July 1, 1887), son of R. L., paper
merchant, 21, Montague Road, Richmond.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1902.
Lynch, Gerald Roche (Jan. 12, 1889), son of Dr. J. R., surgeon,
160, Holland Park Avenue.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1905.
McCance, John Law (April 22, 1888), son of Mrs., 77, Gunterstone
Road, West Kensington.
Marter, Frederick William (Nov. 16, 1887), son of F. W., timber
merchant, Gower House, Melrose Road, Wandsworth.
Left in Army C., April, 1904.
Martin, Reginald Victor (Mar. 20, 1889), son of Dr. B. R., M.D.,
40, Shaftesbury Road, Ravenscourt Park.
Left in Sc. VI., December, 1905.
Maurice, Hugh Alexander (Nov. 12, 1886), son of Maj.-Gen. Sir
J. F., K.C.B., Commandant's House, Woolwich.
Left in Army B., April, 1903. Clerk in S. E. and L. C. & D. Railway.
Menpes, Walter (Sept. 23, 1886), son of Mortimer, artist, 25,
Cadogan Gardens, Chelsea.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1902.
Mitchell, Edmund Amyot (Oct. 10, 1888), son of Captain, barrister,
Cloister Chambers, Gibraltar.
Monilaws, Stanley Hope (May 5, 1887), son of W. M., Sec. Scottish
Provident Insurance, 13, Belsize Park, Hampstead.
Left in Army A., December, 1903.
Mosse, Sydney Hugh (April 15, 1889), son of Dr. H. R., M.D., 15,
North Side, Clapham Common.

424
[1901
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Mudford, Walter Heseltine (Aug. 21, 1887), son of Mrs. (Father
deceased, newspaper proprietor), 28, Ladbroke Square, Ken-
sington.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1903. Died on September 2, 1904, aged 17.
Newson, Walter Frank (April 29, 1888), son of G. J., builder,
25, Gertrude Street, West Brompton.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1905. Builder.
Nordberg, Eric (Oct. 1, 1889), son of J. A., merchant, 26, Ellerker
Gardens, Richmond.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1903.
Oliver, Cecil Ryder (Feb. 11, 1887), son of Maj.-Gen. J. R. (retired),
24, Glazbury Road.
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, January, 1901.
Phillipps, Jacob Noel (Dec. 24, 1887), son of J., Sun Fire Office,
2, Addison Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Special Science, July, 1905.
Pocock, Charles Arthur Pearce (May 9, 1887), son of C. W., stock-
broker, The Lodge, Mount Avenue, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1904.
Ramsay, Herbert Cyril (May 10, 1890), son of Mrs. (Father in Holy
Orders), 29, Argyll Road, West Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902.
Rashleigh, Vernon Leslie (Aug. 7, 1888), son of F. S., secretary,
84, Mount Ararat Road, Richmond.
Left in L. IV., July, 1902.
Raymond, Ernest (Dec. 31, 1888), ward of Miss Calder (both
parents dead), 22, Gledstanes Road, West Kensington.
Left in Special, December, 1904.
Reville, Frank Whittaker (Sept. 17, 1887), son of H. W., artist,
8, Gordon Road, Ealing.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1903.
Rutter, Edward Owen (Nov. 7, 1889), son of Mrs. (Father, marine
engineer), 7, Kensington Hall Gardens, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902.
Sands, Walter Brett (Jan. 21, 1889), son of D. B., 19, Warwick
Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Army B., April, 1905.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Scott, William Adam (May 11, 1887), son of A. E., shipping,
Beversbrook, Brondesbury Park.
Left in Army C., July, 1902.
Solomon, Arthur Ewart (Jan. 27, 1888), son of H. J., 42, Hyde
Park Gate.
Left in Remove, July, 1903.
Stephens, Harold Edric (May 16, 1886), nephew of H. C., late M.P.,
ink manufacturer (both parents drowned in the Drummond
Castle), 4, Carlton Gardens.
Left in Army A., April, 1903.
Taylor, Hugo Raynell (July 2, 1887), son of Major F. E., Army,
7, Beaumont Crescent, West Kensington.
Left in Army A., December, 1903.
Taylor, Harold Bourne (Mar. 18, 1889), son of J., Civil Service,
19, Eaton Rise, Ealing.
Left in Special, April, 1902. Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September,
1903.
Thorne, Arthur Temple (Mar. 20, 1889), son of L. T., professional
chemist, 8, Dynevor Road, Richmond.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902.
Ward, Marcus (July 1, 1888), son of Mrs., 22, Linden Gardens,
Notting Hill.
Left in L. VI., July, 1905.
Ware, George Frederick Stuart (Jan. 14, 1888), son of G. G. T.,
barrister and secretary, 71, Shepherd's Bush Road.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1903.
Whitaker, Laurence Burgoyne (Oct, 18, 1886), son of C. J., solicitor,
Springfield, Anlaby Road, Teddington.
Left in Army B., July, 1902. Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars,
September, 1902. Left in Army B., July, 1903.
Whitfield, Samuel Lawy (Dec. 7, 1888), son of H., steel pen manu-
facturer, 7, Bedford Road, Bedford Park.
Smee Prize, 1905.
Whittle, Fortescue (Jan. 20, 1889), son of J. H., M.I.C.E., 11,
Hamilton Road, Ealing.
Wooldridge, Lestocq Boileau (Feb. 19, 1887), son of L. B.,
theatrical manager, Colnbrook, Grosvenor Road, Gunnersbury.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1903.
Wylde, John O'Callaghan (Oct. 6, 1886), son of Mrs., Hatfield
House, East Sheen.
Left in Army B., July, 1904.

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[1902
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected January, 1902.
Anderson, Martin Alan (Nov. 10, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1900.
Courtney, Ralph (April 2, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1900.
Cruickshank, Harold Thomas (Nov. 12, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1899.
Du Pontet, Raymond Jules Eugéne (Aug. 1, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1901.
Foote, John Stewart Keppel (Feb. 15, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1899.
Howse, Harold Luxton (July 7, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1901.
Marker, Edwin Henry Simon (Jan. 22, 1888), son of A. H., Ye
Gables, Heath Drive, Hampstead.
Bedford Prize, 1905.
Richard, James Hackett (Aug. 10, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1898.
Royal-Dawson, Frederick Warren Harry (Oct. 12, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
Samuel, Harry Maurice (Dec. 19, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1899.
Scott-Coward, George Buchanan (Feb. 17, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1899. Transferred back to Capitation
Scholars, April, 1904.
Todesco, James Max (July 25, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1899.
Towsey, Arthur Stanley (Aug. 27, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1902.
Bacon, Clarence Hayden (June 22, 1887). son of H. W., 73, Thorn-
ton Avenue, Chiswick.
Left in Army B., April, 1905.
Banting, Douglas Bickham (April 25, 1886), son of Rev. W. B.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, The Vicarage, Little Brickhill, Bletchley,
Bucks.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1903. Left in L. VIII., July, 1903.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Beamish, Earl Douglas (Mar. 12, 1888), son of H. C., manufacturer,
13, Leopold Road, Ealing Common.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1903.
Beeman, Maurice Maxwell (Oct. 28, 1888), son of J. S., engineer,
20, Maxilla Gardens, Notting Hill.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1904.
Birch, Arthur Cecil (June 26, 1887), son of Mrs. Reeve (step-father,
City editor of Daily News), 5D, Bickenhall Mansions, Portman
Square.
Left in Army B., April, 1905.
Bird, Stephens (June 27, 1888), son of E., solicitor, 36, Elsham
Road, Kensington.
Blake, John Humphrey (Oct. 31, 1888), son of W. F., 29, Bruns-
wick Gardens, Campden Hill.
Left in U. VI., July, 1905.
Bowden, Alan Gordon (Oct. 16, 1887), son of F. M., broker and
agent, 109, Uxbridge Road, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1904.
Brentnall, Charles Philip (Nov. 9, 1890), son of Rev. E., Wesleyan
minister, 81, St. Helen's Gardens, Notting Hill.
Left in Special, July, 1903.
Brimblecombe, William Harris (June 11, 1889), son of W., master
of Kensington Workhouse, 28, Marloes Road, Kensington.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1903.
Broadley, Hamilton William (April 17, 1887), son of Mrs., 80,
Sterndale Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1903.
Brown, Ian Macdonald (Nov. 10, 1888), son of Dr. J. M., M.D.,
2, Frognal, Hampstead.
Left in L. VI., December, 1904.
Burford, Hubert Fred (Nov. 9, 1887), son of F., solicitor, Thorn-
cliffe, Salford, Somerset.
Burrell, Hubert Victor (Aug. 2, 1888), son of P. G., Civil Service,
5, Arlington Park Gardens South, Chiswick.
Cavalier, Francis Bernard (July 10, 1889), son of Rev. A. R., Clerk
in Holy Orders, 60, Sheen Park, Richmond.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Cockerell, Gordon Noel (Dec. 26, 1887), son of H., G. P. O. Senior
Inspector, railway business, Park House, Heath Road, Hounslow.
Left in Army C., December, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Cole, George Douglas Howard (Sept. 25, 1889), son of G., surveyor
and auctioneer, 28, Mount Park Road, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902.
Corbett, Burtchaell (Sept. 26, 1886), son of H. S., secretary, Standard
Bank of South Africa, 32, Argyll Mansions, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1903.
Cowtan, Frank Cunningham (May 27, 1888), son of F., director of
Cowtan & Co., 309, Oxford Street, 4, Aubrey Road, Holland
Park.
Left in Special Science, July, 1905.
Cox, Harold Edward Leys (Jan. 24, 1887), son of E. W., silk
merchant, 28, Madeley Road, Ealing.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1903.
Cullen, Kenneth Haweis (Mar. 1, 1888), son of A., decorator and
house agent, 139, Hammersmith Road.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1902.
Dell, Anthony Warner (April 22, 1888), son of L., corn merchant,
23, West Side, Wandsworth Common.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1905. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Division,
June, 1905. Journalist.
Evans, Cecil Hugh Silvester (April 14, 1889), son of Mrs., 70,
Huron Road, Upper Tooting.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Francis, Reginald Roose (Aug. 31, 1887), son of J. R., director,
Kingswood, Grange Road, Ealing.
Left in L. Sc. VI., April, 1904.
Grogan, Henry Andrew (Mar. 12, 1887), son of H. T., surveyor and
house agent, 57, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. xx., April, 1905.
Guye, Edward Fritz (Nov. 12, 1887), son of Mrs., Orwell Cottage,
Twickenham.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1902.
Hamblin, Arthur John (July 5, 1887), son of A., commission agent,
37, Ennerdale Road, Kew.
Left in L. Sc. VI., April, 1904.
Hare, Alfred Kenneth (Oct. 10, 1888), son of A. T., Principal of
the Law Courts Branch of the Treasury, The Orangery, St.
Margaret's Drive, Twickenham.
Huish, Horace Cecil (Jan 2, 1888), son of J. M., borough rate
collector, 98, Ledbury Road, Bayswater.
Iwi, Laurence Joseph (Aug. 18, 1888), son of J., diamond merchant,
102, Sutherland Avenue, Maida Vale.
Left in II., April, 1902.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Johnson, Gordon (May 16, 1888), son of Rev. A., Wesleyan minister,
High Beech, Avenue Gardens, Acton.
Left in Sc. vI., December, 1904.
Jones, William Tofield (Aug. 26, 1890), son of Dr. W. M., M.D.,
Beaumont, Wellswood, Torquay.
Left in Army B., July, 1904. Cadetship, Royal Navy, 1905.
Lang, Edward Lionel (Nov. 1, 1885), son of Mrs. (Father, broker at
Bombay), 39, Castletown Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1902. Admission to Royal Military College, Sand-
hurst, June, 1903; 2nd Lieut. Indian S. C. (unattached), January 18, 1905.
Leeson, Leslie Knight (Jan. 16, 1885).
Transferred from Foundation Scholars, January, 1899. See Capitation Scholars,
September, 1896.
Levy, Henry Lionel (Nov. 15, 1887), son of H., manufacturers'
agent, 91, Shirland Road, Maida Vale.
Left in L. IV., December, 1902.
Macdonald, Donald (Mar. 9, 1888), son of Mrs., 17, Bullingham
Mansions, Kensington.
Left in Army A., July, 1905.
Mallinson, Alfred Norman (Nov. 18, 1887), son of Mrs., 28, Holland
Park Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Army C., December, 1902.
Mansergh, Edward (Jan. 29, 1887), son of A., warehouse manager,
71, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in Sc. III., April, 1902.
Martin, John Charles Mant (Feb. 28, 1888), son of Dr. J. C., M.D.,
Duncreggan, Portrush, Co. Antrim.
Left in Sc. xx., April, 1905.
Maurice, Stirling (Nov. 12, 1886), son of Major-Gen. Sir J. F.,
K.C.B., Commandant's House, Woolwich.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903. Left in Sc. VIII. B., July,
1905. King's College, London (Engineering Department).
Mitchell, John Percival (April 21, 1888), son of J., wine merchant,
30, Carlyle Square, Chelsea.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1904.
Montgomery, Bernard Law (Nov. 17, 1887), son of Bishop, late
Bishop of Tasmania, now Sec. of S. P. G., Bishopsbourne, 4,
Bolton Road, Chiswick.
First XV., 1905.

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[1902
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Montgomery, Donald Stanley (May 2, 1886), as above.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1902. Left in Math. VIII., July, 1905.
Selwyn College, Cambridge.
Captain of Swimming, 1905; Vice-President of Chess Club, 1905.
Moon, Hubert Charles Peter (Dec. 22, 1887), stepson of C. H. T.
Bray, Esq., vet. surgeon, Arturo House, 162, Hammersmith
Road.
Left in U. VI., April, 1905.
Norton, Cyril William (Mar. 9, 1888), son of B. T., accountant,
Roselea, 244, Willesden Lane.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1904.
Rice, Eustace Meredith (Feb. 4, 1888), son of J., civil engineer,
Trichinopoly, India, care of Mrs. Henman, Stagsden, Sutton,
Surrey.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1904.
Saunders, Frederick Charles Joseph (Dec. 26, 1888), son of A.,
wine merchant, Fairlawn, 30, Parson's Green.
Left in Army B., July, 1905.
Saury, Arthur Vivian (Mar. 1, 1887), son of A., Wharncliffe House,
4, St. John's Wood Road.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1903.
Schaap, Morton James (Sept. 3, 1889), son of M. J., stockbroker,
35, Addison Gardens, West Kensington Park.
Left in U. IV., December, 1902.
Sewell, Edward James Bernard (Aug. 2, 1888), son of E., M.R.C.V.S.,
19, Carlyle Square, Chelsea.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1905.
Shaw, Reginald Kenworthy (Jan. 29, 1887), son of Mrs., 306,
Stockport Road, Levenshulme, Manchester.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1904.
Stevens, Arthur Leslie (Feb. 10, 1888), son of A. G. H., revenue
clerk, W. M. Water Company, 85, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1904.
Thornton, John McLaren (June 8, 1889), son of Rev. Dr., Presby-
terian minister, 72, Carlton Road, Tufnell Park.
Left in Special, April, 1904. Readmitted September, 1904.
White, Paul Winzar (July 9, 1887), son of P. T., manufacturing
chemist, Horton Field House, West Drayton, Yiewsley,
Middlesex.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Whitelegg, Jack Syers (April 24, 1889), ward of Mrs. Goodall,
care of W. T. Tremayne, Esq., Ivydene, Aldington Road,
Streatham.
Left in Sc. xx., April, 1905.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted May, 1902.
Armstrong, Brian Desmond (July 19, 1890), son of Lieut.-Col. J.
(retired), 12, Priory Road, Bedford Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Arthur, David Greig (Mar. 24, 1888), son of Dr. D., physician, 55,
Uxbridge Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1905.
Baker, William Sebastian Graff (Nov. 14, 1889), care of Mrs. C. G.
Lindo, 8, Queen's Mansions, Brook Green.
Left in L. v., December, 1902.
Barter Adrian Elliott (Sept., 1888), son of Dr. W., M.D., 47,
Greencroft Gardens, West Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. VI., December, 1903.
Butcher, William Ernest Norman (Mar. 10, 1888), son of G. W. J.,
bank clerk, 4, Apsley Villas, Horne Lane, Acton.
Left in U. Sc. VII., April, 1905.
Campbell, Ronald Francis Walker (June 14, 1888), son of Colin,
owner of the island of Jura, 10, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Chapman, Harold Frederick (May 31, 1888), son of W. H., mineral
water manufacturer, The Grange, Barnes.
Left in Sc. xx., April, 1905.
Cole, Richard Turner (Mar. 30, 1890), son of E. F., solicitor, 68,
Sterndale Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Daffern, Harold William Bridgeman (Mar. 24, 1888), son of W. B.,
oil and colourman, Cranbourne, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in L. Sc. VI., July, 1904.
Day, Arthur Gordon (Jan. 15, 1888), son of Mrs. (Father, engineer),
10, Pownall Gardens, Hounslow.
Deacon, William Warren (April 5, 1888), son of J., retired tea
planter, 53, Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Left in Transitus, July, 1905.

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[1902
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Denham, Ronald Kynaston (July 9, 1888), son of K. R., of Samuel
Kidd & Co., 8, Nicosia Road, Wandsworth Common.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1904.
Dollman, Hereward Chune (Mar. 10, 1888), son of J. C., artist,
Hove House, Newton Grove, Bedford Park.
John Watson Prize, 1902; Hibbert Ware Prize, Nature Study Exhibition,
1902; Smee Prize, 1904, 1905.
Domett, Alfred Waring (Nov. 15, 1887), son of A. N., artist, 32,
St. Charles Square, North Kensington.
Espeut, Louis Arnold Armit (June 11, 1889), son of Mrs. (Father
deceased, Hon. W.), 77, Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1905.
Ffitch, Kenneth (Feb. 13, 1888), son of T., teacher, 38, Crieff Road,
Wandsworth Common.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1904.
Gill, Charles Treverlyn (Feb. 24, 1890), son of Mrs. (Father
deceased, solicitor), 8, St. Quintin's Avenue, North Kensington.
Hart, Hugh Melbourne (April 1, 1887), son of H. M., inspector,
11, Campden Hill Gardens, Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1904.
Hughes, Edward William (June 4, 1890), son of W. E., wine and
spirit broker, 29, Cathcart Road, South Kensington.
Left in L. IV., December, 1902.
Hulm, Wynne Odyerne (Aug. 8, 1888), son of Mrs.
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, January, 1901.
Joaquim, Lloyd Joaquim Parsick (May 31, 1887), son of J. P.,
barrister (Malay), care of Mrs. Joaquim, 3, Minford Gardens
Mansions, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in III., April, 1903.
King, Horace Herbert (Mar. 5, 1890), son of A. W. W., publisher,
1, South Parade, Bedford Park.
Left in Special, July, 1903.
Leedham, Leslie Charles (Feb. 7, 1888), son of C. R., wholesale
drapery merchant, 4, Cambourne Terrace, Richmond.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1904.
Lilly, Charles Otto (Jan. 18, 1890), son of C. E., brewer and dairy-
man, 2, Cambridge Place, Regent's Park.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1905.
Millward, William Charles Geoffrey Duncan (Nov. 12, 1887), son
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Newman, Wilfred Alfred (Mar. 18, 1888), son of A. R., shipowner,
Havering House, Lewisham Hill.
Left in Sc. VI., April, 1905.
Noyes, Edwin Brownrigg (Sept. 3, 1889), son of Rev. E., Clerk in
Holy Orders, 52, Davies Street, Berkeley Square.
Penfold, George Brooks (July 20, 1888), son of G. S., hop merchant,
The Hollies, Kew.
Left in U. Sc. vI., July, 1904.
Prynne, Sherard John Howard (Oct. 3, 1889), son of H. F., clerk,
Bank of England, 39, Avonmore Road, West Kensington.
Smeed, Edward (June 15, 1886), son of W., director of Gale & Co.,
brewers, Holmcroft, Elm Grove, Southsea.
Left in U. Sc. VI., July, 1904.
Spicer, Roy Geoffrey Bullen (Feb. 12, 1889), son of B., Army
and Civil Service tutor, 64, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Stevens, Robert William (Nov. 30, 1886), son of Mrs. (sister of
Sir Harry Poland), 28, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Left in Special, July, 1905.
Stratton, Richard Fountain (Jan. 7, 1888), son of B. F., coal
merchant, Vermont, 55, Barrowgate Road, Chiswick.
Left in Sc. xx., December, 1904.
Tchaykovsky, Uric David (May 10, 1889), son of N. W., consulting
chemist, Langham House, College Road.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1903.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1902.
Allen, Ralph Emeric (July 29, 1889), son of E. J., architect,
11, Woodlands Road, Barnes Common.
Bullock, Arthur Ernest (Feb. 21, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1901.
Chamier, Richard Outram (Aug. 24, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.
Cole, George Douglas Howard (Sept. 25, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1902.
Davis, Joseph Irving (Feb. 6, 1889), son of L. C., surgeon-dentist,
56, Brondesbury Villas, Kilburn.
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[1902
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Deane, Geoffrey Ronald Henry (Nov. 17, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.
Esskildsen, Eric Yelverton (June 24, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1901.
Fanghänel, Walter Paul (Dec. 10, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
Fourdrinier, Norman Douglas (Dec. 30, 1889), son of D., publisher
of the Builder, 50, Fairholme Road, West Kensington.
Preliminary Exam., Royal Institute of British Architects, 1905.
Hardy, Norman Evans (Feb. 13, 1890), son of Rev. E. W., Clerk
in Holy Orders, St. Mary's Vicarage, Thetford, Norfolk.
Jolowicz, Herbert Felix (July 16, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.
King, Bernard William Templeton (Aug. 20, 1888), son of Rev.
W. T., Clerk in Holy Orders, Christ Church Vicarage, Ealing.
Leffman, Frank Emil (June 13, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1901.
Lloyd, Cecil Kingsley (Jan. 13, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.
Mächtig, Erick Gustav Siegfried (Aug. 21, 1889), son of F. F.,
professor of music, 19, Queen's Road, Wimbledon.
Junior Bedford Prize, 1904; Montagu Prize, 1905.
Montgomery, Donald Stanley (May 2, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1902.
Munton, Vincent Robert (May 1, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1901.
Oates, Raymond William (Nov. 26, 1890), son of E. W., civil
engineer (retired), India, 1, Carlton Gardens, Ealing.
Ramsay, Herbert Cyril (May 10, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.
Robinson, John Stanley (Nov. 26, 1888), son of W. S., school-
master and organist, Collegiate School, Valetta, Malta.
Rutter, Edward Owen (Nov. 7, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.
Skene, Charles Edward (May 8, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
Thorne, Arthur Temple (Mar. 20, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Vivian, Valentine Patrick (Mar. 17, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1900.
Ward, Francis Kingdon (Nov. 6, 1885).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1898.
Winterbotham, Arnold (Oct. 14, 1890), son of W. H., solicitor,
6, Ladbroke Terrace, Notting Hill.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1902.
Bacon, Stanley Charles (Oct. 26, 1888), son of H. W., 73, Thornton
Avenue, Chiswick.
Barnes, Algernon Martin (Oct. 8, 1888), son of L., Civil Service,
161, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in L. Sc. VI., December, 1903.
Beit, Rupert Owen (Mar. 3, 1890), son of Mrs., 24, Hogarth Road,
Earl's Court.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1904.
Blanco-White, Noel (Dec. 7, 1889), son of T., solicitor, 285, Upper
Richmond Road, Putney.
Blundell, Charles Cecil (Mar. 26, 1890), son of C. M., merchant,
Stockholme, Lichfield Road, Kew Gardens.
Left in L. VI., December, 1905.
Bolter, Arthur Edward (Mar. 7, 1890), son of A. E., asst. sec.
G. W. Ry., 72, Madeley Road, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Brown, Frederick Gordon Kemp (Jan. 26, 1889), son of F., surveyor,
21, Barton Street, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. xx., December, 1905.
Child, John Albert (Nov. 27, 1888), son of Mrs. (Father, merchant),
79, St. Mark's Road, North Kensington.
Christie, Alan John (Nov. 6, 1889), son of H., East India merchant,
46, Gledstanes Road, West Kensington.
Coggin, Percy Henry Gordon (June 12, 1888), son of P. F., officer,
Gas Light and Coke Co., 1, Carlyle Square, Chelsea.
Detmold, Eric John (Dec. 1, 1888), son of J. A., 64, Fairholme
Road, West Kensington.
Eccles, Leonard Dorset (Feb. 20, 1888), son of D., British Museum,
Rushall, 19, West Hill Road, Southfields.
Left in Army B., December, 1905.
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[1902
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Farmer, George Adderley Herbert (Sept. 27, 1889), son of J. H.,
81, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Fraser, Arthur Ronald (Nov. 3, 1888), brother of J. I., 25, Kingdon
Road, West Hampstead.
Left in L. VIII., December, 1905.
Gauntlett, Francis Ambrose Deane (Dec. 9, 1889), son of H. D.,
publisher, 29, Addison Gardens, Kensington.
Left in L. VI., April, 1905.
Grierson, Charles Henry Alexander (May 6, 1889), son of C.
(retired), Consular Service, 9, Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., April, 1904.
Grogan, Richard Laurence Renny (May 10, 1889), son of H. T.,
house agent and surveyor, 57, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., April, 1905.
Hains, Arthur Rutherford Boult (Jan. 15, 1890), son of H., auditor
(South Africa), ward of Miss Poulter, 8, Beaumont Street,
Portland Place.
Left in III., April, 1904.
Hall, Barrett (Dec. 3, 1887), son of A. D., chartered accountant,
30, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Matriculation, London Univ., Second Division, June, 1905.
Higgens, Cyril Cyprian (Aug. 3, 1889), son of T. W., C. E., 1, Edith
Terrace, Chelsea.
Left in Army A., July, 1905.
Hills, Philip Cowlisham (Sept. 17, 1887), son of W. A., mining
engineer, 48, Castlenau Mansions, Barnes.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1904.
Hodgson, Leonard (Oct. 24, 1889), son of W., shorthand writer,
78, Forthbridge Road, Clapham Common.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Hope, Rex Hope West (June 14, 1890), son of Mrs., 4, Purcell
Mansions, Queen's Club Gardens.
Howell, Geoffrey Castell (Oct. 17, 1889), son of E. J., surveyor,
43, Tregunter Road, South Kensington.
Left in Sc. xx., July, 1905.
Howell, Norman (Aug. 13, 1888), as above.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1904.
Hudson, Eric Donald Brereton (Dec. 7, 1888), son of Col. Sir W. B.,
K.C.I.E., 1, Gliddon Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army B., July, 1905.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Hull, Walter Grove (April 12, 1890), son of T. G., stone merchant,
11, Clarence Terrace, Regent's Park.
Johnson, Roy Frank (Aug. 14, 1887), son of H. T., author, 28, Eyot
Gardens, Hammersmith.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., April, 1904.
Journalist.
Jones, Henry David Llewellyn (Feb. 13, 1890), son of Mrs., 36,
Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in II., December, 1902. Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, April,
1903.
Keller, Francis Frederic (April 14, 1889), son of F. C., of Keller &
Co., North German Lloyd Steamship Co., Rookwood, Chiswick
Lane, Chiswick.
McCully, Donald (Jan. 2, 1887), son of Mrs., The Ferns, Spring
Grove, Isleworth.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1904.
Morant, William Hedley (Sept. 2, 1889), son of R. H., surveyor of
taxes, 85, Duke's Avenue, Chiswick.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1904.
Morley, Alexander Francis (April 14, 1889), son of A. L. Y., Lord
Spencer's estate agent, Great Brington, Northampton.
Moses, Charles Robert (Jan. 24, 1890), son of A., stockbroker,
16, Goldhurst Terrace, Hampstead.
Pearce, Leslie Oro Gibb (Aug. 24, 1888), ward of Mrs. La Touche,
1, Colville Gardens, Bayswater.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1905.
Phillips, Edward (Dec. 19, 1888), son of E., surgeon, 20, Much
Park Street, Coventry.
Punch, Arthur Lisle (Dec. 5, 1889), son of J. J., stockbroker,
8, Perryn Road, East Acton.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Roe, Frank Freeman (Sept. 23, 1888), son of C. T., tea merchant,
215, Willesden Lane, Kilburn.
Left in Sc. xx., July, 1905.
Schmidt, Percy Ray (Mar. 21, 1889), son of Mrs., 83, Elgin Crescent,
Notting Hill.
Left in Special, July, 1904.
Scott, Claude Halsbury (June 19, 1888), son of Mrs., 13, Castlenau,
Barnes.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1903.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Sharp, Archibald Tertius (Nov. 11, 1888), son of A., mechanical
engineer, 6, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Sharp, William Reid (July 5, 1890), as above.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1905.
Sharpe, Reginald Tyler (Sept. 26, 1888), son of T., merchant,
10, Marlboro' Crescent, Bedford Park, Chiswick.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1905. Smee Prize, 1905.
Sims, Nugent Woolcott (Sept. 20, 1888), son of Captain N. (retired
captain, Royal Mail Steamers), Woodthorpe, 52, Baker Road,
Harlesden.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1904.
Smith, Julian Laurence Hamilton (Sept. 24, 1889), son of Mrs.,
21, Werter Road, Putney.
Left in Sc. III., April, 1904.
Speed, Ronald Nelson de Disskan Fearnside- (Nov. 9, 1888), son of
Major, retired (Army), Blaenavon, Harlesden Road, Willesden.
Stanbridge, Arthur Christian (Feb. 27, 1890), son of Col., R.A.,
55, Linden Gardens, Chiswick.
Left in Army C., July, 1904.
Thomas, Edward Llewellin (Jan. 5, 1890), son of Captain (Impl.
Yeomanry), 63, Hamlet Gardens, Ravenscourt Park.
Left in II., December, 1902.
Thorn, Harold Eustace (May 13, 1889), son of Mrs., 42, Elm Park
Gardens, Chelsea.
Thornton, Lewis Henry Douglas (July 1, 1889), son of Dr. H. J.,
physician, The Maples, 18, High Street, Acton.
Todd, Robert Cecil (May 25, 1887), son of J. H., advertising agent,
11, Matheson Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1904.
Vivian, Reginald McLaud (April 4, 1889), son of P., surgeon,
Beresford Lodge, 30, Brook Green, Hammersmith.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1905.
Walser, Adolph André (April 8, 1889), son of C., silk merchant,
87, Addison Road, Kensington.
Walton, Thomas Cheslyn (April 29, 1890), son of W. M., accountant,
35, Cromwell Grove, Shepherd's Bush.
Died on the 4th March, 1905, aged 14.
Weidemann, Reginald Guy (Nov. 1, 1889), son of C. H., bank
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Wetherilt, James Newton (Oct. 21, 1888), son of D., agent, 86,
Boundary Road, South Hampstead.
Left in Army B., December, 1904.
White, Sidney Hampden (April 15, 1888), son of S., solicitor,
133, Lordship Road, Stoke Newington.
Whittall, Henry Cecil (Jan. 27, 1888), son of H. O., merchant,
Smyrna, Asia Minor.
Captain of Fencing, 1905.
Whorlow, Cyril Guy (June 11, 1888), son of H., secretary, 27,
Mount Park Crescent, Ealing.
Wood, Clifford Morland (Aug. 15, 1887), son of C. H., bank
manager, The Mythe, Lyndhurst Gardens, Ealing Common.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1903.
Woolf, Philip Sidney (Mar. 11, 1889), son of Mrs., Lexham, 9,
Colinette Road, Putney.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Wooster, Raymond David (Aug. 20, 1888), son of J. R. (retired
chemist), The Mount, Castlebar Road, Ealing.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., July, 1905.
CAPITATION
SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1903.
Barnes, Alec Nevison (Mar. 17, 1890), son of A., Civil Service,
132, The Grove, Ealing.
Baxter, George Stacy (Dec. 6, 1890), son of G., tailor, 70, Thornfield
Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in Army C., April, 1905.
Bennett, James Bury Sterndale (Nov. 10, 1889), son of J. R. S.,
late Head Master, Derby School, 51, Castletown Road, West
Kensington.
Bullock, Gerald Frank (Mar. 24, 1890), son of Dr. J. E., M.D.,
87, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill.
Burns, John Stephen (Mar. 17, 1889), son of A., Bank of Mexico,
1, Queen's Ride, Barnes Common
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1904.
Campbell, Arthur Edward Bradley (June 8, 1888), son of Mrs.,
Whitehall Court, Whitehall.
Left in Remove, July, 1904.
Chamberlin, William Lacy (Feb. 5, 1889), nephew of Mrs. Smith,
12, Dalgarno Gardens, North Kensington.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Chambers, Donald William (July 28, 1889), son of Dr. H. W., M.D.,
Hotspur Lodge, 101, Goldhawk Road.
Clarke, Gerald (May 17, 1889), son of E., St. Clears, 59, The
Avenue, Kew Gardens.
Craddock, Alan Gordon (Feb. 14, 1889), son of H. G., assistant
secretary, 6, Thorney Hedge Road, Chiswick.
Left in L. Sc. vI., April, 1905.
Creswell, Charles Edward (April 28, 1889), son of Major, 23,
Ellerker Gardens, Richmond.
Left in Transitus, December, 1905.
Davenport, Cyril Henry Fynes Clinton (Feb. 29, 1888), son of C. J.,
Civil Service, 113, St. Mark's Road, Notting Hill.
Davies, Rhys (April 15, 1889), son of Mrs. (Father, master mariner),
3, Nightingale Road, Harlesden.
Left in Transitus, December, 1904.
Davoren, Vesey Alfred (Dec. 8, 1888), grandson of Mrs. P. A. Hoyle
(Father, Major V. H. W., R. A. Medical Corps, India), 24, Lime
Grove, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1904.
Dyer, Laurence Charles (Dec. 26, 1890), son of W. J., bank manager,
1, Sydney Place, Onslow Square.
Left in Remove, July, 1904.
Gluckstein, Isidore (Nov. 2, 1890), son of M., director of public
companies, 14, West Kensington Gardens, Hammersmith Road.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Griffin, Frederick Leslie (April 8, 1889), son of B. A., licensed
victualler, 231, Willesden Lane, Kilburn.
Left in Sc. xx., July, 1905.
Grumbar, Robert Michel (Sept. 1, 1888), son of A., 20, Belsize Park,
Hampstead.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., December, 1904. Name altered from Grumbach to
Grumbar by deed of Poll, May 16, 1904. Business, in Rosenwald Brothers.
Haedicke, Charles William Richard (Feb. 17, 1888), son of T.,
landed proprietor, Norfolk Villa, Shoot-up Hill, Brondesbury.
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
Hatry, Clarence Charles (Dec. 16, 1888), son of J., silk merchant,
48, Belsize Park, Hampstead.
Henderson, Garnet Montgomery Hume (Feb. 8, 1888), son of H. J.,
Indian Police, 35, Charleville Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1903.
Hunter, William Harold Pettingell (Nov. 28, 1888), son of W. P.,
estate agent, Bath House, 50, Mall Road, Hammersmith.
Died (in Sc. III.), August 1, 1903.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Joaquim, Basil John Parsick (Sept. 30, 1890), son of J. P., barrister,
21, Addison Park Mansions, Shepherd's Bush.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Jones, Ronald Kelsey (Dec. 23, 1888), son of E. J., builder and
contractor, 22, Addison Road, Kensington.
Lewtas, Frederick George (Dec. 11, 1890), son of Colonel J., I.M.S.,
27, Redcliffe Gardens, South Kensington.
Mackenzie, William Crosthwaite (June 20, 1887), son of Mrs.
(Father, dentist, surveyor, Malay States), 37, Clarendon Road,
Bedford.
Left in Special Science, December, 1903.
Marter, Horace (Jan. 1, 1889), son of T. W., timber merchant,
Gower House, Melrose Road, Wandsworth Common.
Left in Sc. xx., July, 1905.
Miller, Frederick Richard L. (April 8, 1890), son of Dr. F. R.,
physician, 70, Holland Road, Kensington.
Left in II., July, 1903. Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, January,
1904.
Murphy, Frank Arthur (April 29, 1890), son of J., bandmaster,
warrant officer, Duke of York's Military School, Chelsea.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Nash, Paul (May 11, 1889), son of W. H., barrister, Wood Lane
House, Iver Heath, Uxbridge.
Left in Special, April, 1903. Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars,
September, 1904.
Scott, Harold Ernest (April 21, 1890), son of E., Government
contractor, 36, Talgarth Road, West Kensington.
Seeman, Lewin Ernest (Nov. 12, 1888), son of R., merchant,
St. Chad's, Mount Park Road, Ealing.
Tippett, Arthur Frederick (Jan. 16, 1889), son of Mrs., 50, Castlenau
Mansions, Barnes.
Whitaker, Laurence Burgoyne (Oct. 18, 1886), son of C. J., solicitor,
Springfield, Anlaby Road, Teddington.
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.
Williamson, Arthur George (Dec. 15, 1888), son of Rev. G. C.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, St. Simon's Vicarage, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in L. IV., December, 1903.
Williamson, Arthur Sidney (Mar. 27, 1889), son of Mrs. Bleackley,
40, Rostrevor Road, Fulham.

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[1903
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Willis, Harold Mitchell (Sept. 26, 1890), son of A. R., Assistant
Professor, College of Science, 76, Addison Gardens, West Ken-
sington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Wilson, John Kenneth (Oct. 15, 1890), son of Dr., physician, 184,
Goldhawk Road.
Wyand, Douglas (Oct. 22, 1890), son of A. G., architect, Clermont,
35, Wellesley Road, Chiswick.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April, 1903.
Banting, Douglas Bickham (April 25, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1902.
Bewsher, Frederick William (Aug. 6, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1898.
James, Godfrey Warden (June 2, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1901.
Nordberg, Eric (Oct. 1, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.
Oldfield, Claude Philip (May 6, 1889), son of T. S., tutor, 37,
Oakington Road, St. Peter's Park.
Sargent, John Philip (Dec. 28, 1889), son of G. J., Civil Service,
3, Waldeck Road, Ealing.
Sasse, Rossell Harry Jephson (June 2, 1886), son of H. E., bank
clerk, 60, Munster Road, Fulham.
Left in Math. VIII. (Exhibitioner and Keen's Scholar), July, 1905. Matricu-
lation, London Univ., First Class, June, 1903; Scholar of Jesus College, Cam-
bridge, 1904.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1903.
Alves, Roger Nathaniel Jerome (June 28, 1888), son of Colonel,
R.A. (retired), 32, Fopstone Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Sc. xx., December, 1905.
Arkill, Horace Arthur (Mar. 18, 1889), son of A. W., secretary to
Agent-General for Victoria, London, 32, Earlsfield Road, Wands-
worth Common.
Left in Sc. VIII. B., April, 1905. Royal Dental Hospital.
Cadet Challenge Trophy, Bisley, 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Brandon, Gordon Normanby (Jan. 22, 1888), son of Mrs., 4, Kent
Gardens, Ealing.
Burnett-Hurst, Alexander Robert (Sept. 28, 1890), son of Mrs., 62,
Sterndale Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. B., April, 1904. Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September,
1904.
Camacho, Carlos H. (Feb. 18, 1889), nephew of E. Camacho-
Guisasola, Blandford Lodge, Marlboro' Road, Gunnersbury.
Left in Sc. III., April, 1904.
Coelen, Cyril Charles Gerard (Oct 2, 1889), son of G. I., stock-
broker, Northwood, Middlesex.
Collar, Frank (June 15, 1891), son of G., headmaster, Stockwell
Pupil Teachers' School, 61, Bromfelde Road, Clapham.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Cooke, Stanley Turner (Nov. 23, 1888), son of W. T., Civil Service,
3, St. John's Villas, Mattock Lane, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. VII., December, 1905.
Davies, Arthur (July 1, 1889), son of C., corn merchant, Colham
House, Yiewsley, Middlesex.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1903.
Debenham, Samuel Snowden (Feb. 27, 1890), son of H., banking,
9, Tregunter Road, South Kensington.
Dell, Louis Michael (Aug. 11, 1890), son of L., corn merchant, 23,
West Side, Wandsworth Common.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Dixon, Cuthbert (Jan. 23, 1887).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
Dixon, Cyril (Jan. 20, 1890), son of J., merchant, 11, Woodstock
Road, Bedford Park.
Doake, Richard Lionel Vere (Feb. 6, 1890), son of R. B., tea
company director, 24, Stanley Gardens, Notting Hill.
English, Edgar Allan (Jan. 20, 1890), son of A., merchant, 79,
Edith Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. v. A., December, 1904.
Farrar, Gilbert (Dec. 8, 1889), son of J. F., surgeon, 85, Chelverton
Road, Putney.
Fullerton, William Francis Harman (Mar. 16, 1889), son of J. H.,
architect, 24, Fopstone Road, Earl's Court.
Gibbons, Harry Hornsby Clifford (Aug. 17, 1888), son of C., dental
surgeon, The Grange, Southall.

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[1903
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Hall, Vernon (Aug. 6, 1890), son of A. D., chartered accountant,
30, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Harris, William Stuart Twelves (April 26, 1890), son of The Vener-
able Archdeacon W. S., Chaplain of the Fleet, R.N., 59, Warwick
Road, Kensington.
Henriques, Harold Cohen (April 9, 1889), son of D. C., 75, Oxford
Gardens, North Kensington.
Jones, Henry David Llewellyn (Feb. 13, 1890).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1902.
McNeill, Angus Douglas Talbot (Aug. 25, 1888), son of D. A., 36,
Baron's Court Road, West Kensington.
Left in Army C., December, 1903.
Palmer, Brian Charles (Feb. 25, 1889), son of W. H., hotel pro-
prietor, 14, Cecil Road, Harlesden.
Left in Sc. III., April, 1904.
Plowden, Jasper Alfred Chichele (Feb. 4, 1890), son of A. C., police
magistrate, 18, Cheniston Gardens, Kensington.
Pollard, Geoffrey Blemell (April 5, 1888), son of A. W., asst.
librarian, British Museum, 10, Lauriston Road, Wimbledon
Common.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1903.
Rice, Reginald Kenneth (July 3, 1890), son of J., civil engineer,
The Nutshell, Cheam Road, Sutton.
Samuel, Cecil Valentine (June 12, 1889), son of J., merchant, care
of Mrs. Samuel, 97, Canfield Gardens, West Hampstead.
Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1905.
Serjeant, Albert Dearnley (Nov. 23, 1888), son of A. F., wine
merchant, 37, Auriol Road, West Kensington.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1905.
Stratton, Buchan Anthony (Feb. 13, 1889), son of B. F., Vermont,
55, Barrowgate Road, Chiswick.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1904.
Syms, Gordon Rimington (Oct. 15, 1887), son of H. G., gas company
collector, 17, Craven Park Road, Harlesden.
Left in U. Sc. vI., April, 1904.
Taylor, Guy Arthur (April 6, 1890), son of A., mining engineer,
71, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Tice, Charles Allen (July 21, 1889), son of J. C., Commander
B.I.S.N.C. (care of Mrs. Tice), 14, Lampton Road, Hounslow.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1904.
Tilly, Gordon Howard (Jan. 24, 1889), son of H. W., Bank of
England, Salisbury House, Turnham Green.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Watson, Veysey Clayhills (Mar. 30, 1890), son of Colonel R. J.
(retired), 6, Howley Place, Maida Hill.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Whitelegg, Henry Cedric (Jan. 5, 1891), son of Mrs. Goodall, 52,
Oxford Gardens, Notting Hill.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1903.
Andras, John Bertram (May 12, 1891), son of H. W., actuary,
South View, Brighton Road, Surbiton.
Armstrong, Brian Desmond (July 19, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1902.
Baldock, Frederick Ross (Nov. 18, 1890), son of Dr. A., M.D., 180,
Earl's Court Road.
Bewsher, Robert (Nov. 26, 1890), son of J., headmaster, Colet Court,
47, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Birch, Arthur Clarkson (June 4, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.
Bolter, Arthur Edward (May 7, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1902.
Cavalier, Francis Bernhard (July 10, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1902.
Cole, Richard Turner (Mar. 30, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1902.
Dawkins, John McGillovary (April 29, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1901.
Dell, Louis Michael (Aug. 11, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1903.
Douglas, James Keith (May 28, 1891), son of J., agent, general
manager (E. India Bank), 81, Warwick Road, Earl's Court.
Evans, Charles Hugh Silvester (April 14, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1902.
Fiddian, Cedric Moulton (Feb. 28, 1890), son of W., I. C. S., 24,
Florence Road, Ealing.
Hodgson, Leonard (Oct. 24, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1902.
Hutchison, Archibald Maitz (Dec. 4, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1901.

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[1903
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Lissant, Sydney Phillip (Nov. 6, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.
Marker, Arthur Ernest (July 21, 1889), son of A. H., Ye Gables,
Heath Drive, Hampstead.
Maurice, Stirling (Nov. 26, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1902.
Middleton, Harry Empson (Dec. 27, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
Nathan, Cyril Herbert (Aug. 31, 1891), son of M. H., publisher,
36, Bassett Road, North Kensington.
Nathan, Henry Louis (Feb. 2, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1901.
Pollard, Geoffrey Blemell (April 5, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1903.
Spicer, Roy Godfrey Bullen (Feb. 12, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1902.
Tchaykovsky, Peter Nicholas (Nov. 20, 1886).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1900.
Tharp, Philip Anthony (July 5, 1890), son of W. A., surveyor, 86,
Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill.
Whittle, Frank (May 5, 1891), son of J. H., M.I.C.E., 11, Hamilton
Road, Ealing.
Woolf, Philip Sidney (Mar. 11, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1902.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1903.
Armitage, Arthur Hancock (Jan. 19, 1889), son of Mrs., 11,
Gloucester Terrace, Queen's Gate.
Left in Special, December, 1905.
Ballard, Edward (Sept. 5, 1888), son of E. G., H.M. Inspector of
Alkali, Greenfield Cottage, Hoole, Chester.
Baly, Laurence Hubert (July 30, 1890), son of J. H. W., stock-
broker's clerk, 6, Queen's Mansions, Brook Green.
Bendall, John Manley (Mar. 4, 1890), son of H., Sec. to Examining
Board, 43, Lancaster Park, Richmond Hill.
Bingham, Charles D'Arcy (Aug. 16, 1890), son of Colonel E.
(retired, Indian Army), 6, Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Browett, Harold Arthur (Sept. 19, 1889), son of T., mechanical
engineer, 9, Oakwood Court, Kensington.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1905.
Brown, Colin Selwyn (Oct. 5, 1889), son of Mrs., 24, Campden Hill
Square, Kensington.
Browne, William Percival (Feb. 10, 1890), son of Mrs. (Father,
electrical engineer), 114, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Carew, Cyril Joseph Theodore (Nov. 18, 1888), son of J. T.,
architect and surveyor, 271, Ladbroke Grove, North Ken-
sington.
Left in U. Sc. VII., July, 1905. Matriculation, London Univ., Second Division,
June, 1905.
Chesterton, Hugh (Aug. 11, 1889), son of S. R., architect, 31,
Pembroke Road, Kensington.
Clarkson, George Flint (May 6, 1888), son of S. F., architect,
136, High Street, Poplar.
Cooper, Aubrey (April 13, 1889), son of F. P., late bank manager,
Windermere, St. Stephen's Road, Hounslow.
Courtney, Joseph (July 11, 1889), son of Mrs., 59, Linden Gardens,
Notting Hill.
Daniell, Hubert John (Mar. 20, 1888), son of Colonel J. F., R.M.L.I.,
13, Queen's Road, Richmond.
Left in Army A., July, 1905. Admission R. M. C., Sandhurst, January, 1906.
Davison, Henry James Goddard (Dec. 29, 1887), son of H., secretary,
49, St. Charles Square, Notting Hill.
Left in Sc. xx., December, 1904.
Deacon, Charles Gordon (May 30, 1890), son of J. (retired tea
planter), 53, Gwendwr Road, West Kensington.
Dick, Carl Keating Graems (Oct. 29, 1889), son of A. G., manager,
Credit Foncier, Mauritius, 7, Upper Addison Gardens, Ken-
sington.
Dixon, Herbert Charles Knightley (July 27, 1889), son of C. W.,
Bank of England, 12A, Fielding Road, West Kensington.
Evans, Humphrey Silvester (Sept. 17, 1890), son of Mrs., 70, Huron
Road, Upper Tooting.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1905.
Freeman, Henry Percival (Nov. 15, 1889), son of E., solicitor,
256, Willesden Lane, Kilburn.

448
[1903
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
German-Reed, Thomas (Sept. 10, 1889), son of Mrs., 9, Walpole
Street, Chelsea.
Graham, Frank Cecil (Nov. 6, 1889), son of C., Staff Alliance Assur-
ance Co., 72, Bushwood Road, Kew.
Hansell, William Neville (Oct. 18, 1889), son of F. R., bank
manager, Brook House, Sutton, Thirsk.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1904.
Hare, Adrian Church (July 28, 1891), son of A. T., solicitor,
Principal Clerk, Solicitor's Dept. of Treasury, Law Courts'
Branch, The Orangery, St. Margaret's, Twickenham.
Hart, Reginald Ernest Melbourne (May 13, 1888), son of M., cigar
merchant, 11, Campden Hill Gardens, Kensington.
Left in Sc. XX., July, 1904.
Hudson, Frederick Audley (Jan. 21, 1889), son of Mrs., 56, Gordon
Road, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
Isaacs, Leonard Richard Burrell (July 20, 1889), son of Rev. F. W.,
vicar of Chiswick, The Vicarage, Chiswick.
James, Stanley Ibbetson (Mar. 16, 1891), son of H., insurance
manager, 145, Hammersmith Road.
Kekewich, Stanley Brock (Oct. 2, 1889), son of G. O., civil engineer,
Whitelands, St. George's Road, St. Margaret's on Thames.
Killick, Stephen George Molyneux (Feb. 3, 1890), son of S. H. M.,
stockbroker, 16, Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Left in L. Sc. VII., December, 1905.
Kirchberger, Oscar Solomon (Dec. 7, 1890), son of K., East India
merchant, 164, Willesden Lane, Kilburn.
Left in L. Sc. v., April, 1905.
Krauss, Norman David (Sept. 1, 1889), son of Mrs., 71, Warrington
Crescent, Maida Vale.
Left in Sc. VI., December, 1905.
Lion, Felix Julius (Dec. 26, 1889), son of G. M., merchant, 115,
Fordwych Road, West Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Loewe, Lionel Louis (Oct. 5, 1891), son of J. H., manager, Inter.
Bank of London, 13, Carlton Vale, Kilburn.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
Macrory, Adam John Charles (Oct. 28, 1890), son of L. G., M.D.,
Clifton House, Bridge Road, Battersea.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Manners, Hubert John Victor (Sept. 22, 1887).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, April, 1901.
Marks, Leslie Harold (Nov. 20, 1889), son of A. M., director,
J. Lyons & Co., 24, Holland Villas Road, Kensington.
Mavor, Thomas Paul Faustius Henry (Jan. 22, 1899), ward of
Rev. Dr. W. S., M.D., Waltham House, Brondesbury Park.
Scholar of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, 1905.
Middlemiss, Sholto Douglas (June 11, 1889), son of G. W., M.D.,
18, Grange Road, Darlington.
Mitchell, Philip Euen (May 1, 1890), son of Captain, barrister,
Cloister Chambers, Gibraltar.
Moberly, Ronald Stuart (Dec. 11, 1888), son of Colonel W., Com-
mander of 37th Regimental District, 2, Luxemburg Gardens,
Brook Green.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1905.
Monson, Lewis Oswald (Oct. 17, 1888), son of P., engineer, 136,
Sinclair Road, West Kensington.
Morris, Wilfrid Edgar (April 19, 1890), son of H., Civil Service,
2, Hillside, Brighton Road, Sutton.
Left in III., December, 1903.
Mosse, Philip Godfrey (Jan. 10, 1891), son of H. R., M.D., 37,
North Side, Clapham Common.
Murray, Kenneth Francis Malcolm (July 6, 1890), son of F. H.,
timber merchant, care of Miss Standbridge, 30, Arlington
Gardens, Chiswick.
Needham, Frederick Manners (Feb. 8, 1889), son of F. W., indigo
planter, Gungowlie, Dalsingh, Serac, B.N.W.R., India.
Newman, Cedric John (Dec. 10, 1889), son of A. R., shipowner,
Havering House, Lewisham Hill.
Smee Prize, 1905.
Onraët, Pierre Trevor (Aug. 19, 1888), son of P. T., Zememudair
Estate manager, Madhubain, P.O. Darbhanga, Dispiet, Bengal.
Peck, Humphrey (July 26, 1886).
Transferred from Foundationers. See September, 1899.
Popham, John Francis Watson (Sept. 23, 1889), son of J. F.,
barrister, 67, Uxbridge Road, Ealing.
Pottinger, Charles Evan Roderick (July 23, 1889), son of J. C.,
I. Č. S. (retired), 18, Kew Gardens Road, Kew.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
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[1903
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Povah, Alan Soulter (July 20, 1889), son of Mrs., 25, Aldridge
Park Villas, Westbourne Park.
Left in U. Sc. v., April, 1905.
Russell, Eric Richard Ainsworth (April 29, 1891), son of R., com-
mercial clerk, 25, Rusthall Avenue, Bedford Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Scott, Charles Langston (May 22, 1891), son of A. L., M.D., 115,
Uxbridge Road, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
Shoobert, Neil (Oct. 10, 1889), son of J. C., wholesale stationer,
Lincoln Lodge, The Avenue, St. Margaret's, Twickenham.
Sharp, Everard William Lewen (Sept. 15, 1890), son of L., architect,
87, Brook Green, Hammersmith.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Shuffrey, Paul (June 7, 1889), son of L. A., architect, Thorncote,
Edge Hill Road, Ealing.
Stayner, Augustus Edward (Sept. 21, 1889), son of A. E., managing
director, public company, 18, Gwendwr Road, West Ken-
sington.
Left in Transitus, December, 1905.
Swyny, Arthur Maxwell (June 3, 1888), son of Mrs., 12, Dalgarno
Gardens, North Kensington.
Taylor, Harold Bourne (Mar. 18, 1889).
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.
Teuten, Aubrey Clifford (Jan. 20, 1891), son of C. A., iron merchant,
Ellsmere, 36, Sutton Court Road, Chiswick.
Truman, Douglas Courtney (April 20, 1889), son of R. H., clerk,
3, Leamington Road Villas.
Left in L. Sc. VII., July, 1905.
Tuohy, James Ferdinand (Feb. 16, 1891), son of J. M., journalist,
23, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Left in L. v., July, 1905.
Upton, Cyril Frederic (Aug. 20, 1889), son of F., Civil Service,
35, Edwardes Square, Kensington.
Vickers, Harold (Sept. 17, 1888), son of Mrs. (Father in South
African Bank), 2, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Ward, Dudley Cuthbert Leslie (Sept. 9, 1891), son of F. H.,
managing director, boot manufacturer, 10, Hollywood Villas,
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Ward, Percy Duncan (Aug. 23, 1891), son of P. C., iron merchant,
130, Holland Road, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, April, 1904.
White, Harold Hewlett Eales (Nov. 1, 1888), son of Mrs., 47,
Lancaster Park, Richmond.
Left in Sc. VI., July, 1905.
Willett, Wilfrid Leslie (Oct. 5, 1890), son of F. H., solicitor,
87, Holland Road, Kensington.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1904.
Barrett, Lindsay Edward Sheldon (Aug. 17, 1891), son of Mrs.
(Father, retired tutor), 5, Girdler's Road Brook Green.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
Bond, Walter Tremayne (April 25, 1889), son of Dr. A. M., M.D.,
Westwood, Poole, Dorset.
Boulton, John (July 3, 1886), son of S. A., underwriter (Lloyd's),
16, St. James's Place, Piccadilly.
Left in Army C., April, 1905.
Brass, Leslie Stuart (Nov. 12, 1891), son of L., engineer, 29,
Trafalgar Square, Chelsea.
Browett, Thomas Norman (Sept. 19, 1889), son of T., mechanical
engineer, 9, Oakwood Court, Kensington.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1905.
Brown, Wilfrid Roland Alexis (Mar. 18, 1889), son of R. A.,
barrister, 72, Craven Park, Willesden.
Campbell, Edmund Alfred (Jan. 30, 1889), son of Mrs. A. B.,
2, Paddenswick Road, Ravenscourt Park.
Child, William Henry (April 14, 1890), son of Mrs., 79, St. Mark's
Road, North Kensington.
Chown, Joseph Leslie (Aug. 11, 1890), son of J., stockbroker,
17, Brondesbury Park, Kilburn.
Cooke, Douglas Weedon (April 28, 1891), nephew of Miss, 77,
Erpinham Road, Putney.
Cousins, Montagu Arthur Stephen (Feb. 5, 1890), son of Mrs.,
24, Charles Street, Belgrave Square.
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452
[1904
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Evill, Wilfrid Ariel (Aug. 12, 1890), son of E. H., wine merchant,
33, Highfield Road, West Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Ffrench, Raymond Patrick Thomas (Mar. 17, 1888), son of Major,
Indian Army (Madras), 58, Lancaster Gate, Hyde Park.
Left in Army A., December, 1905.
Francis, Horace Roose (Mar. 14, 1890), son of J. R., managing
director, Kingswood, 43, Grange Road, Ealing.
Left in Sc. xx., December, 1905.
Geard, Reginald Cheniston (Oct. 5, 1891), son of J. R., journalist,
41, Philbeach Gardens, South Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
Gregory, Arthur Leslie (June 13, 1889), son of Mrs., 24, Sinclair
Road, West Kensington.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1904.
Gresham, Henry Herbert Russell (Mar. 1, 1890), ward of R. H.,
16, Addison Road, Bedford Park.
Left in Special, April, 1905; readmitted September, 1905.
Hall, Clement (Oct. 6, 1891), son of A. D., chartered accountant,
30, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
Harting, Robert Anthony Stephen (Feb. 24, 1892), ward of C. E.
Wray, Ivybank, 12, Barrowgate Road, Chiswick.
Left in U. v. A., July, 1905.
Hethey, Axel (Jan. 28, 1890), son of G., managing director, 33,
Chepstow Villas, Bayswater.
Holdsworth, Charles Alfred (Oct. 3, 1889), son of A., Gen. Sec.
Church Reform Assoc., 43, Denbigh Street, Pimlico.
Lambert, George (Mar. 8, 1889), son of H. C., solicitor, 124, Argyll
Road, West Ealing.
Mackenzie, Roderick Henry Turing (July 4, 1891), son of Mrs.,
104, High Street, Kensington.
Mehdi Khan, Mirza (Jan. 24, 1889), son of Medhi Khan, Secretary
to Persian Legation, Cornwall House, Cornwall Gardens.
Miller, Frederick Richard L. (April 8, 1890), son of Dr. F. R.,
physician, 70, Holland Road, Kensington.
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, January, 1903.
Otto, Frederick Arthur (Jan. 30, 1891), son of F., shipping agent,
14, Wellesley Road, Gunnersbury.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Parry, John Griffiths Montagu (Sept. 25, 1891), son of Rev. J.,
Vicar of St. Paul's Church, Hammersmith., The Vicarage,
Hammersmith.
Pedder, Edward Boynton (Feb. 6, 1889), son of A. E., 25, West-
bourne Square, Paddington.
Robinson, Thistle (Dec. 21, 1891), son of R. A., chemist, 26, Brechin
Place, South Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, May, 1905.
Row, Harry Harcourt (June 28, 1889), son of H., land and estate
agent, 7, Atney Road, Putney.
Seale, Edward Wilmot (Mar. 7, 1890), son of E. W., solicitor and
General Manager Strand Electric Supply, 43, The Grove,
Hammersmith.
Skene, Robert Reginald (Aug. 6, 1891), son of F, clerk in the
House of Lords, 47, Addison Gardens, Kensington.
Solomon, Thomas Henry (July 24, 1891), son of J. M., 12, Edith
Road, West Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Spurgin, John Cuthbertson (Oct. 13, 1889), son of J., warehouse-
man, Bursledar, 4, Florence Road, Ealing.
Left in U. Sc. v., December, 1904,
Stephenson, Cyril Heath (June 11, 1889), son of Mrs. C. A.,
8, Lancaster Road, Birkdale, Lancashire.
Smee Prize, 1905.
Stickland, Harold John (Feb. 14, 1891), son of W. H., chemist,
2, Hamilton Road, Ealing.
Thomas, Albert Joseph (Mar. 5, 1890), son of Major E. C., Adjt. &
Sec., Duke of York's School, Chelsea.
van Ryn, William Gerald (July 25, 1888), son of Mrs., 8, Pembridge
Gardens, Bayswater.
Webb, Ronald Stretton (Feb. 13, 1892), son of H. G., publisher and
artist, 10, Bedford Road, Bedford Park.
Willis, Alfred Conway (April 24, 1888), son of Mrs., Morland,
Putney Common.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1905.
Winnall, Eric Ivan (Jan. 15, 1891), grandson of Mrs. MacHutchin,
senior, 4, Girdler's Road, Brook Green.
Left in L. v., December, 1904.

454
[1904
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected April, 1904.
Beit, Rupert Owen (Mar. 3, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1902.
Denham, Ronald Kynaston (July 9, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1902.
Edwards, Sidney James (April 18, 1887).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1901.
Howard, Francis Cecil (April 7, 1891), son of A. J., banker's clerk,
52, Mount Park Road, Ealing.
Morant, William Hedley (Sept. 2, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1902.
Ward, Percy Duncan (Aug. 23, 1891).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1903.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted April, 1904.
Adams, Walter Alwyn Cole (Oct. 23, 1891), son of C. A., architect,
St. George's, 43, Sutton Court Road, Chiswick.
Alexander, Percy Herbert (April 11, 1889), son of D., planter and
landed proprietor, 69, Castlenau, Barnes.
Brewis, Roddison Douglas (July 2, 1889), son of R. T., chief clerk
and accountant, 31, Panton Street, Haymarket.
Butler, Frederick Leonard (May 10, 1890), son of Mrs., 30, Sutton
Court Road, Chiswick.
Left in IV., April, 1905.
Chisholm, Douglas Kerr Joseph (Jan. 25, 1889), son of M. A.,
District Superintendent of Police, Burma, 25, Hastings Road,
Ealing.
Cooper, Mortimer Warren (Sept. 8, 1890), son of G. W., architect,
6, Avonmore Mansions, West Kensington.
Cosens, Harold Stanley Frederick (Dec. 2, 1889), son of F. G.,
merchant, 8, Airlie Gardens, Kensington.
Davis, Herbert Louis (Dec. 10, 1889), son of L., diamond merchant,
76, Kensington Gardens Square, Bayswater.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1905.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Davis, Peter Gerald Stevenson (July 6, 1890), son of Mrs., 10,
Zenobia Mansions, Queen's Club Gardens.
Davy, Arthur Haydon Grant (Sept. 16, 1889), son of A. A., woollen
merchant, Inglenook, Sheen Gate Gardens, East Sheen.
Left in L. Sc. v., July, 1905.
Doake, Samuel Henry (May 11, 1892), son of R. B., tea company
director, 24, Stanley Gardens, Notting Hill.
Fisher, Cecil James (Aug. 5, 1891), son of J., agent, 13, The Park,
Ealing.
Frank, Joseph Lumley (May 19, 1892), son of L., merchant, 7,
Cleveland Terrace, Hyde Park.
Gibbs, Harold Byron (April 25, 1890), son of E. D., adv. director
Nat. Cash Register, 225, Tottenham Court Road.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1904. Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, January,
1905. Left in U. Sc. v., July, 1905.
Goddard, Geoffrey (May 25, 1889), son of J. A., tobacco merchant,
125, Lauderdale Road, Maida Vale.
Left in Transitus, July, 1905.
Going, John (April 14, 1890), son of R. E., 1, Fitz George Avenue,
West Kensington.
Hall, Clarence Esmé (Oct. 16, 1891), son of H. E., insurance clerk,
6, Burnaby Gardens, Chiswick.
Hassan, El Helbawi (April 13, 1890), son of I. Bey El H., barrister,
Cairo, Egypt.
Hooper, Geoffrey Grant (Dec. 7, 1891), son of E. G., chemist in
Govt. Laboratory, 16, Royal Avenue, Chelsea.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
Hopkinson, Rudolph Cecil (April 7, 1891), son of Mrs., Holmwood,
Wimbledon Common.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1904.
Hyman, Neville Emanuel (Nov. 31, sic, 1890), son of A., merchant
clothier, 35, Finchley Road, Hampstead.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1905.
James, Bernard Seton (Sept. 8, 1889), son of Major W. B., Indian
Army, The Mount, Eastbourne.
Johnson, Samuel Terence (Aug. 2, 1891), son of S. T., lace merchant,
31, Exeter Road, Brondesbury.

456
[1904
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Kerr, Hugh Ripley (July 31, 1890), son of N. F., foreign banker,
Onslow Lodge, Staines.
Left in L. Sc. v., December, 1904.
Law, Harold George (Jan. 3, 1890), son of T., warehouseman,
Heston Lodge, Isleworth.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
Maund, Arthur Clinton (July 30, 1891), son of E. A., 8, Edith
Road, West Kensington.
Palmer, Claude Foster (Jan. 27, 1891), son of J. F., surgeon, 8, Royal
Avenue, Chelsea.
Payne-Gallwey, Maurice Hilton Frankland (Mar. 28, 1889), grand-
son of Mrs. Taylor, 13, Churchfield Road, West Ealing.
Polimeni, Giovanni (Feb. 1, 1892), son of A., merchant, 13,
Brondesbury Road, Kilburn.
Reade, Thomas Harold (Nov. 24, 1889), son of T., chemical and
varnish manufacturer, Sebright House, Tettenhall Wood,
Wolverhampton.
Reade, Reginald William (Dec. 4, 1891), as above.
Left in L. v., April, 1905.
Reid, Hugh Courtenay (April 15, 1890), son of H. J., Punjab
Police, 20, Harrington Road, South Kensington.
Scott-Coward, George Buchanan (Feb. 17, 1887), son of W.
Transferred from Foundationers, January, 1902. Left in Hist. VIII., July,
1905.
Smith, Claud Harold (Oct. 30, 1890), son of E., job master, 25,
Blomfield Street, Upper Westbourne Terrace.
Swinhoe, Laurence Rodway (July 25, 1890), son of R. C. J., barrister
(Burma), 75, Palace Court, Hyde Park.
Left in Sc. III., July, 1904.
Thomas, William Stanley (June 25, 1891), son of W. S., clerk in
P.O. Savings Bank, 19, Loftus Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Left in Remove, December, 1905.
Thurston, Edward Thomas (June 4, 1889), son of Lady, 17, Hogarth
Road, South Kensington.
Ward, Charles Cecil Brooks (June 23, 1891), son of C. H., colonial
broker, 30, Queen Anne's Grove, Bedford Park.
Willis, Edgar Ambrose (Nov. 21, 1891), son of A. R., professor,
Royal Coll. of Science, 76, Addison Gardens, Kensington.
Withers, Ernest (April 24, 1891), son of E., banker's agent, 66,
Lonsdale Road, Barnes.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected September, 1904.
Bacharach, Alfred Louis (Aug. 11, 1891), son of O. L., Stock
Exchange, 5, Lambolle Road, Belsize Square.
Bingham, Charles D'Arcy (Aug. 16, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1903.
Brandon, Roy Victor (Oct. 15, 1889), son of Mrs., 4, Kent Gardens,
Ealing.
Chamier, Anthony (May 21, 1891), son of General (retired), Indian
Army, 55, Warwick Road, Earl's Court.
Clarke, John Henry (May 6, 1890), son of H., private tutor, 31,
Ashchurch Grove, Ravenscourt Park.
Colbourne, Geoffrey (Oct. 2, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.
Collar, Frank (June 15, 1891).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1903.
Dawson, Richard John Palliser (Nov. 18, 1887), son of P., merchant,
31, Priory Road, Bedford Park.
Royal Humane Society's Bronze Medal, 1905.
Detiel, Arthur Jacobus Hymans (Oct. 24, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1901.
Edkins, Frederick John (Feb. 22, 1889), son of R. P., insurance
clerk, 32, Underhill Road, Dulwich.
Evill, Wilfrid Ariel (Aug. 12, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1904.
Gluckstein, Isidore (Nov. 2, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1903.
Hopkinson, Rudolph Cecil (April 7, 1891).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1904.
Hutchison, Charles Graham (Dec. 5, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1901.
Joaquim, Basil John Parsick (Sept. 30, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1903.
Kelly, David Victor (Sept. 14, 1891), son of Mrs., 69, Edith Road,
West Kensington.
Lion, Felix Julius (Dec. 26, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1903.

458
[1904
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Murphy, Frank Arthur (April 29, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1903.
Osborne, Henry Carl (Feb. 22, 1890), son of H., Stock Exchange,
Kingsmoor, High View Road, Sidcup.
Packard, Eric William Sidney (Nov. 18,
1891), son of Rev. H. C.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, M.D., 2, St. Stephen's Road, West
Ealing.
Punch, Arthur Lisle (Dec. 5, 1889).
See Capitation Scholars, May, 1902.
Richards, Evan Matthew (Dec. 31, 1889), son of R. S., colliery
proprietor, 11, St. James's Square, Notting Hill.
Russell, Eric Richard Ainsworth (April 29, 1891).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1903.
Sharpe, Everard William Lewen (Sept. 15, 1891).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1903.
Solomon, Thomas Henry (July 24, 1891).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1904.
Watson, Veysey Clayhills (May 30, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, April, 1903.
Willis, Harold Mitchell (Sept. 26, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1903.
Wyand, Douglas (Oct. 22, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1903.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted September, 1904.
Adams, Francis Antony (April 29, 1890), son of Mrs., 8, Fairfax
Road, Bedford Park.
Andrew, Thomas Harold (Nov. 2, 1890), son of T. C., mechanical
engineer, 22, Montague Road, Richmond.
Left in II., April, 1905.
Balcomb, Ronald Patterson (Mar. 5, 1891), son of G. A., Civil
Service (retired), 52, Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Bartlett, John Alfred (Oct. 16, 1888), son of Rev. C. B., Clerk in
Holy Orders, 2, Denmark Terrace, Brighton.
Bass, Eric Bethune (Feb. 13, 1891), son of C. W., M.D, 27, Charle-
ville Road, West Kensington.
Left in IV., April, 1905.

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459
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Boddy, Guy Gerald Dalrymple (Sept. 12, 1889), son of Mrs., 25,
Coleherne Road, South Kensington.
Brooks, Bernard Clifford (Jan. 23, 1891), son of C., private secretary,
18, Weech Road, West Hampstead.
Burnett-Hurst, Alexander Robert (Sept. 28, 1890), son of Mrs.
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, April, 1903.
Challoner, Alan Crawhall (Dec. 18, 1891), son of F. C. T., wine
merchant, 84, Haven Lane, Ealing.
Coy, John Christopher (Feb. 8, 1891), son of Mrs., 4, Crown
Crescent, Twickenham.
Cunningham, Eric Frederick (Feb. 26, 1891), son of J. W., head-
master, Duke of York's School, Chelsea.
Cushny, Alexander Ogilvie (Nov. 5, 1890), son of Mrs., 1, Vernon
Mansions, Queen's Club Gardens.
Dardier, Harold Victor Frank Ernest (Aug. 1, 1891), son of S. V.,
engineer, Vickers, Sons, and Maxim, 6, Grange Road, Ealing.
Davy, John Ernest de Chatelain (Nov. 9, 1888), son of J. W.,
master printer and publisher, 32, Russell Road, Kensington.
de Hart, Jack (Jan. 11, 1889), son of M. J., ship owner, 29,
Ladbroke Square, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
de Hart, Joseph Bertram (Aug. 9, 1890), as above.
Dodwell, Philip Rex (Jan. 10, 1892), son of P. R., M.D., 57, Albert
Bridge Road, Battersea.
Dollie, Mohammed Sarleh (Mar. 1, 1889), son of H. M., 1, Fairholme
Villas, Hanwell.
Left in Sc. IV., April, 1905.
Dudley, Harry (Dec. 10, 1889), son of T., Superintendent of
Decorations, Battersea Borough Council, 1, Ethelburga Street,
Battersea.
Left in Special, July, 1905.
Eccles, Charles Chevallier (July 4, 1890), son of D., Civil Service,
Rushall, Southfields.
Edwards, Cyril Henry (May 7, 1890), son of H. J., civil engineer,
1, Colet Gardens, West Kensington.
Farr, Wilfrid Ernest (July 5, 1890), son of Dr. E., St. Helier's,
20, Uxbridge Road, Ealing.

460
[1904
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Fullerton, Henry Kirkman Carpenter (July 10, 1890), son of J. H.,
architect, 24, Fopstone Road, Earl's Court.
Left in Sc. VI., December, 1905.
Gale, Humphrey Myddleton (Oct. 4, 1890), son of E. S., architect,
11, Westbury Road, Ealing.
Garnett, Kenneth Gordon (July 30, 1892), son of Dr., Technical
Board, London County Council, The Wake, West Heath,
Hampstead.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
Garraway, Gloster Tyndall (Feb. 16, 1891), son of Mrs., 12, Sinclair
Road, West Kensington.
Gibson, William Macdonald Cecil (April 12, 1891), son of J.,
shipping and landing agent, care of Mrs. Fraser, 56, Talgarth
Road, West Kensington.
Grattan, Colin (May 26, 1890), son of H., actor (Plunkett) and
author, 37, West Kensington Mansions.
Grice, William Stanley (Feb. 3, 1889), son of H., merchant, Chapel
House, Mattock Lane, Ealing.
Grylls, Gerveys (Dec. 16, 1889), son of C. R. G., solicitor, Trenneth,
Launceston, Cornwall.
Hall, Edward Basil (Mar. 10, 1890), son of N. V., manager, stock
and share broker's, 4, The Avenue, Brondesbury.
Heathcote, Martin Arthur (Jan. 15, 1892), son of A. M., reciter and
entertainer, 81, Albert Bridge Road, Battersea.
Heaviside, Frederick Kemp Anton (July 16, 1890), son of B.,
confectioner, 8, Albert Bridge Road, Battersea.
Left in Sc. IV., July, 1905.
Hemmons, Bernard (Oct. 19, 1890), son of H. B., Benwya, Cambridge
Park Gardens, East Twickenham.
Left in Army C., December, 1904.
Hepworth, George Percy (Mar. 22, 1890), son of Colonel, solicitor,
Beccleuch House, Surbiton.
Higby, Charles Edward (Nov. 16, 1899), son of R. G., civil engineer,
128, Castlenau, Barnes.
Left in Army C., December, 1905.
Hills, Malcolm Arthur (May 12, 1891), son of W. A., mining
engineer, 48, Castlenau Mansions, Barnes.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.

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461
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Isaacs, Stanley Walter (Jan. 2, 1891), son of Rev. F. W., Clerk in
Holy Orders, The Vicarage, Chiswick.
Jarvis, Horace Eustace George (Aug. 5, 1890), son of E. F., solicitor,
10, Parkville Road, Fulham.
Jéquier, John Louis Vivian (Sept. 1, 1890), son of D. V., bank
manager, Credit Lyonais, Rua do Sacramento a Lapa, 51, Lisbon.
Kennedy, Horas Graham (Jan. 10, 1891), son of G., sec. Life
Insurance, Dublin, care of Pitt Kennedy, Esq., 14, Pembridge
Place, Bayswater.
Krauss, Harold Barnet (July 20, 1891), son of Mrs., 71, Warrington
Crescent, Maida Vale.
Ley, Geoffrey Arthur Henry (Aug. 8, 1890), son of A. H., bank
clerk, 77, Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
Lindsay, Alec Gerald (June 9, 1890), son of A. M., 33, Argyll
Road, Kensington.
Mackail, Denis George (June 3, 1892), son of J. W., Civil Service,
6, Pembroke Gardens, Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
Manning, George Alfred (May 21, 1891), son of J. A., hotel pro-
prietor, India, Spencer's Hotel, Calcutta.
Marwood, Sidney Lionel (April 8, 1891), son of J., shipbroker,
nephew of C. Pendlebury, Esq., 40, Glazbury Road, West
Kensington.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
Master, Reginald Arthur (April 3, 1889), son of Mrs., Park Lodge,
Park Road, Hampstead Hill.
Maxwell, Leofric Charles Vernon (Oct. 31, 1891), ward of C. J.
Jackson, Esq., 26, Castle Street, Cardiff.
Left in Special, July, 1905.
Nash, Paul (May 11, 1889), son of W. H.
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, January, 1903.
Oliver, Charles Oldworth (Sept. 10, 1889), son of Major-General,
late R.A., 24, Glazbury Road, West Kensington.
Packard, Kenneth Gordon (Aug. 15, 1889), son of Rev. H. C., M.D.,
Holy Orders, 2, St. Stephen's Road, West Ealing.
Peake, George Alan (April 4, 1889), son of H. R., solicitor, Lampton
Hall, Hounslow.
Pollak, Leslie Albert (Oct. 9, 1889), son of J., stockbroker, 12a,
Kensington Palace Gardens.

462
[1904
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Roberson, James Gordon Lairy Moncrieff (Sept. 25, 1889), son of
B. F. (retired brewer), 24, St. Quintin's Avenue, North Ken-
sington.
Row, Arthur Walter White (Feb. 28, 1892), son of Rev. A. W. S.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, The Vicarage, West Drayton, Middlesex.
Saffery, Cecil Francis (Dec. 17, 1890), son of F. I., chartered
accountant, 10, Clifton Gardens, Maida Vale.
Sainsbury, William Tuke (Dec. 27, 1891), son of Dr. H., physician,
52, Wimpole Street.
Sayers, Laurance Denton (April 24, 1890), son of F., civil engineer,
20, Waldeck Road, Ealing.
Schmidt, Paul Robert John (Dec. 27, 1890), son of R. F., consulting
optologist, 39, Clarendon Road, Putney.
Sharp, Sidney Leslie Roy (Feb. 27, 1890), son of S., consulting
engineer, 131, The Grove, Ealing.
Sharpe, William Walford Salisbury (Feb. 29, 1892), son of Dr. W. S.,
physician, 8, Cleveland Terrace, Hyde Park.
Shuffrey, Gilbert (May 9, 1891), son of L. A., architect, Thornecote,
Edge Hill Road, Ealing.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
Smith, Eric Agar (Feb. 22, 1890), son of H. P., H.B.M. Consul,
Kieff, Russia.
Soloman, Wilfred Daniel (June 10, 1892), son of H., merchant,
20, Avenue Crescent, Mill Hill Park, Acton.
Stiven, Howard Temperley (Mar. 20, 1889), son of J., bank agent,
32, Warwick Gardens, Kensington.
Swindley, Eric Ian (Oct. 27, 1891), son of H. J., engineer and
journalist, 144, Castlenau, Barnes.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
Symonds, Robert Wemyss (Dec. 30, 1889), son of W. R., artist,
Cornwall Lodge, Rowan Road, Hammersmith.
Telfer, Henry Adams (Aug. 7, 1892), nephew of W. T. Laviansky,
Esq., solicitor, 16, Belsize Park, Hampstead.
Thompson, Arthur Patrick (June 10, 1890), son of E. M., manager
of engineering firm in Siberia, care of Mrs. Thompson, 18, Fitz
George Avenue, West Kensington.
Thorne, Frank Oswald (May 21, 1892), son of Dr. L. T., professional
chemist, 2, Denbigh Gardens, Richmond.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Thornton, John McLaren (June 8, 1889), son of Rev. Dr., Pres-
byterian minister, 344, Camden Road, Holloway.
Readmitted. See Capitation Scholars, January, 1902.
Underhill, Hugh Caulfield (Jan. 10, 1891), son of H. H., Civil
Service (Admiralty), 83, Gunterstone Road, West Kensington.
van Geyzel, Laurance Edward (Sept. 4, 1891), son of Colonel J. L.,
Colonel I. M. S., Madras, India.
Vaughan-Jones, Gerald (Mar. 14, 1891), son of Colonel, colonial
merchant, 9, Well Walk, Hampstead.
Walser, Frank Emile (April 14, 1891), son of C., merchant, 87,
Addison Road, Kensington.
Waterman, Walter Thomas (May 14, 1891), son of W. J., professor
of music, 6, Rostrevor Road, Fulham.
Watkin, Richard Norman (Feb. 23, 1892), son of F. W., school-
master, 43, Barton Street, West Kensington.
Weisberg, Thane (June 30, 1891), son of E., 5, Howley Place,
Maida Hill.
Left in Sc. xx., December, 1905.
Wharton, Frank Hammond (Sept. 19, 1890), son of C. H. T.,
solicitor, 9, Bathurst Street, Paddington.
Williamson, Harold William Eustace (Dec. 18, 1890), care of Mrs.
Bleackley, 18A, Brook Green, Hammersmith.
Wooster, Clarence Daniel Henry (July 16, 1891), son of J. R.
(retired chemist), The Mount, Castlebar Road, Ealing.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted January, 1905.
Arnold, John Kenneth (Dec. 24, 1890), son of F., professor of
music, Crickley House, Sinclair Road.
Barnes, Eric Earle (Aug. 17, 1891), son of A., Civil Service, 132,
The Grove, Ealing Common.
Beckett, Leopold Cyril Malcolm (Wilson) (Aug. 8, 1890), stepson
of W. T., glass bottle manufacturer, 33, Haverfield Gardens,
Kew.
Bithrey, Ernest Shilton (May 21, 1891), son of E. W. S., gentleman,
213, Willesden Lane.

464
[1905
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Bowlby, George Elliott Lewis (Feb. 7, 1891), son of Rev. A. E.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, 11, Fernshaw Road, Chelsea.
Buckley, Peter Frederick Joseph (Mar. 29, 1891), son of A. B.,
merchant, Genoa, Italy.
Clare, George Bertram (May 29, 1890), son of G., banker, Bute
Lodge, Park Road, East Twickenham.
Dantra, Homie Sorab (Nov. 4, 1890), son of Dr. H. S. (retired
I. M. S.), 64, Warwick Road, Earl's Court.
Ellis, Morris Algernon Sydney (Feb. 19, 1891), son of F. E.,
auctioneer, 15, Westbourne Terrace Road, Bayswater.
Field, Ferdinand Cromwell (Nov. 9, 1891), son of Dr. O., M.D.,
Gardner House, Clapham Common.
Gibbs, Harold Byron (April 25, 1890), son of E. D., advertising
director, 225, Tottenham Court Road.
Hart, Edward Cecil Melbourne (Nov. 19, 1892), son of H. M.,
cigar merchant, 11, Campden Hill Gardens.
Hethey, Beuno (Dec. 3, 1891), son of G., managing director, 33,
Chepstow Villas.
Hillstead, Roderick Clithero (May 21, 1891), son of Dr. H. J., M.D.,
65, Upper Richmond Road, Putney.
Hughes, Ernest Algernon Ellis (Jan. 26, 1890), son of Mrs. E. A.,
Llanberis, Drayton Park, Hanwell.
Hunter, Murland (July 8, 1891), son of J. M., cornbroker, 23,
Priory Road, Bedford Park.
James, Geoffrey Minto (Jan. 15, 1892), son of Major, Indian Army,
grandson of Mrs. J., The Moat, Eastbourne.
Jennings, Edward Montagu (Oct. 14, 1890), son of Colonel E. L. F.,
M.V.O., secretary to Royal Soldiers' Daughters Home (retired),
14, Kensington Mansions, Earl's Court.
Killick, Cecil Molyneux (Aug. 15, 1891), son of S. H. M., stock-
broker, 16, Comeragh Road, West Kensington.
King, Eric Lorne (Dec. 18, 1890), son of O., professor, R.A.M., 10,
Rostrevor Road.
Koch, Martyn Douglas V. (Jan. 26, 1891), son of A., architect,
21, Castelnau, Barnes.
Lazarus, Arthur Montagu (Oct. 30, 1891), son of E. M., solicitor,
6, Christ Church Avenue, Brondesbury.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Lubbock, Guy Ashley (May 30, 1890), son of Dr. E. A., M.D.,
630, Fulham Road.
McDonald, James (May 8, 1890), son of J., director of commercial
companies, 57, Cadogan Square.
Marshall, Kenneth Edward Dix (Sept. 11, 1891), son of F. D.,
auctioneer and estate agent, Chirbury, Shropshire.
Misquith, Juan Carlos (Nov. 20, 1891), son of Mrs., 9, Northcote
Avenue, Ealing.
Morecroft, Cecil Edward Hiram (Jan. 24, 1889), son of H., con-
tractor, Mead Lodge, Acton Green.
Murray, David Alexander Bruce (Mar. 21, 1891), son of D. A. B.,
shipbroker, 16, Gledstanes Road.
Noel, Norman Philpot Robert (July 15, 1891), son of Captain
R. L. G., R.N. (retired), 80, Coleherne Road, South Ken-
sington.
Page, Francis Trafford (April 28, 1890), son of J. C., electrical
engineer, 13, Cedars Road, Barnes.
Pedder, Guy Richard (July 7, 1892), son of A. E., gentleman, 25,
Westbourne Square.
Porter, Victor Thomas (Dec. 17, 1890), son of N., editor (Miss
Jenkins), 27, Park Road, Clarina Gate.
Richards, Edward Albert (Sept. 19, 1889), son of Mrs. (Father
deceased, Civil Service), 2, Hestercombe Avenue, Fulham.
Stafford, Arthur Darrell (April 25, 1891), son of F. M., shipbroker,
9, Playfair Mansions, Queen's Club Gardens.
Townend, Robert Ockleston (Jan. 4, 1892), son of J. H., Clerk
to Haberdashers' Company, Tabley House, Florence Road,
Ealing.
Turner, Godfrey Harcourt (Dec. 2, 1890), son of H., gentleman,
1, Cheyne Gardens, Chelsea Embankment.
Willett, Lewis Howard (Dec. 3, 1891), son of T. H., solicitor, 87,
Holland Road.
Williamson, Charles Oliver (Oct. 18, 1891), son of J. G., wholesale
provision merchant, 72, Holland Park.
Transferred to Foundationers, September, 1905.
Wilson, Frederick Benjamin Johnstone (Mar. 12, 1891), son of
W. J., 5, Playfair Mansions, Queen's Club Gardens.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Wollaston, Charles Henry Fox (May 3, 1890), son of H. U., civil
engineer, 8, Florence Road, Ealing.
Woosnam, Arthur George (Jan. 3, 1890), son of W. W., solicitor,
2, Park Hill, Ealing.
FOUNDATIONERS.
Elected May, 1905.
Burrell, Hubert Vincent (Aug. 2, 1888).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1902.
Cumming, Ronaleyn Charles Rosseter (Nov. 2, 1891), son of R. C.,
D. S. of Police, Towngoo, Burmah.
Evans, Humphrey Silvester (Sept. 17, 1890).
See Capitation Scholars, September, 1903.
Perry, Edward William (June 12, 1891), son of W. P., War Office
official, Glendower, Rusholme Road, Putney.
Robinson, Thistle (Dec. 21, 1891).
See Capitation Scholars, January, 1904.
Stewart, Charles Wilfrid (Dec. 1, 1891), son of F. F. M., solicitor,
3, Newburgh Road, Acton.
CAPITATION SCHOLARS.
Admitted May, 1905.
Bell, David Douglas (July 7, 1890), son of H., manager of Lloyd's
Bank, 12, Chesterfield Gardens, Hampstead.
Accidentally injured at Finchley Road Station and died the next day,
November 28, 1905.
Brodhurst, Bernard Richard Penderel (Oct. 4, 1890), son of J. G., J.P.,
newspaper editor, 13, Queen Anne's Gardens, Chiswick.
Cushny, Donald (Sept. 16, 1891), son of Mrs., 1, Vernon Mansions,
Queen's Club Gardens.
Debenhan, Leonard Snowden (Feb. 4, 1893), son of H., banker,
20, Faraday Mansions, West Kensington.
Easton, Arthur Cyril Albert (Feb. 11, 1891), son of E. G., editor,
38, Edith Road, West Kensington.
Ebbetts, Francis Thorne (Jan. 4, 1892), son of D. J., engineer and
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL..
Fairley, William (April 17, 1891), son of W., civil engineer, 11,
Lion Gate Gardens, Richmond.
Frischer, Leonard Max (May 6, 1891), son of M., merchant, 22,
Belsize Park.
Greenham, Nicholas John Henry (Dec. 20, 1890), son of H. D.,
contractor, Edelweiss, Fulham Palace Road.
Jackson, Arthur Noel Stiebel (June 7, 1891), son of Mrs., 22,
Bramham Gardens, South Kensington.
Johnson, Dudley Vaughan (Sept. 21, 1889), son of H. T., author
and journalist, 28, Eyot Gardens, Hammersmith.
Karn, Raymond Edward (Jan. 22, 1891), son of F. J., organist and
professor of music, 106, Haverstock Hill.
Lemon, Reginald Allin (Oct. 23, 1888), son of Admiral J. A., R.N.,
14, Birch Grove, West Acton.
Longford, William Ulic Desmond (June 22, 1891), son of W.,
clerk in War Office, 2, Melrose Gardens, West Kensington
Park.
Lytton, Harry Koriegine (Mar. 21, 1890), son of H. A., actor,
Heathfield, Fairlawn Park, Chiswick.
Midgley, Henry Graham (Jan. 12, 1893), son of J. H., mercantile
clerk, 19, Newton Road, Westbourne Grove.
Mills, Colin Charles (Sept. 25, 1892), son of Mrs., 77, Erpingham
Road, Putney.
Murray, George Cameron (Jan. 19, 1892), son of P. W. R., bank
manager, Bank House, Chiswick High Road.
Pitts, Guy Frederic (Sept. 17, 1890), son of F., stockbroker, 2,
Cleveland Road, Ealing.
Pocock, Frank Pearce (May 15, 1891), son of C. W., Stock
Exchange, 3, St. Stephen's Road East, West Ealing.
Purchas, Robert Whittlesey Thorn (June 19, 1893), son of Mrs.,
45, Norland Square.
Robinson, Burgess Evelyn Cane (Aug. 19, 1890), son of W.,
Netherleigh, Castle Bar Hill, Ealing.
Rudkin, Stafford Basil Ritchie (May 28, 1891), son of W. C.,
South African merchant, The Croft, Woodridings, Hatch End.
Sharp, Vivian King (Feb. 6, 1891), son of S., engineer, 131, The
Grove, Ealing.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Smith, Cedric Robert Hamilton (April 25, 1893), son of Mrs., 21,
Werter Road, Putney.
Sowinski, Joseph Ladislas (Sept. 13, 1890), son of J. L., skin
merchant, 20, Great Portland Street.
Stacy, William Bernard (Dec. 17, 1890), son of W., West Drayton,
Yiewsley, Middlesex.
Sidney, Richard John Hamilton (June 23, 1893), son of T. S.,
barrister, 1, Plowden Buildings, Temple.
Vincent, Leslie Jack (Nov. 22, 1892), son of W. D. F., journalist,
115, Percy Road, Shepherd's Bush.
Walters, Thomas Gray Stewart (Mar. 8, 1891), son of Rev. W. H. A.,
Clerk in Holy Orders, 1, Arnold Mansions, Queen's Club
Gardens.
Williams, James Edwin Gresham (Feb. 2, 1891), son of Rev. H. A.,
retired chaplain (Indian Service), 11, Gwendwr Road, West
Kensington.

APPENDICES.
APPENDIX A.
FASTI OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
1877-1905.
1877.
July 2.
1878. Oct. 26.
1879. Aug. 25.
1881. July 25.
1882. Dec. 16.
1884.
Frederick William Walker, M.A., High Master.
Foundation of the Kynaston Prize.
Death of Rev. Herbert Kynaston, D.D., late High
Master.
F. J. Bedford (Captain of the School) drowned.
Foundation of the Bedford Prize.
Death of Bishop Ollivant, President of the O. P.
Club.
Foundation of the Ollivant Prize.
Establishment of the Smee Prizes.
July 23. Opening of the new School buildings by the
1886. Oct. 24.
1887.
1888.
1889.
Earl of Selborne, Lord Chancellor.
First Service in the Iron Room, afterwards known
as Colet Chapel.
Presentation of an address to Queen Victoria on
her Jubilee.
Foundation of the John Watson Prizes.
Foundation of the Montagu Prize.
Foundation of the Butterworth Prize.
1890. Feb. 16. First Celebration of the Holy Communion in
Colet Chapel.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
1891.
Gymnasium built.
July 26.
Colet Chapel closed.
1893.
1896. Jan. 18.
Oct. 1.
1897. June 20.
1899.
1900.
Oct. 25.
Death of Benjamin Jowett, Master of Balliol.
Opening of the Jowett Organ.
Building of the Workshops.
Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee.
Mosaics of St. Paul and Colet unveiled by Sir
Cecil Clementi Smith, G.C.M.G.
Resignation of Rev. Joseph Hirst Lupton, D.D.,
Surmaster.
Swimming Bath completed.
Foundation of the Lupton Prize.
1901. Jan. 22. Queen Victoria died.
1902.
Oct. 22.
Nov. 8.
Presentation of the Blaydes Library.
Death of Sir Frederick Halliday, K.C.B., Presi-
dent of the O. P. Club.
Death of Alfred Hutchinson Smee.
Foundation of the Smee Prizes.
Presentation of the Blaydes Collection of Marbles
and other curios.
Resignation of Rev. J. W. Shepard, Surmaster.
Dec. 10. Unveiling of the Colet Group in the Forecourt,
presented by Edward Howley Palmer, Esquire.
Mosaic of "the Child Jesus" unveiled by the
Bishop of London.
1903. Feb. 16.
May 24.
Oct.
1904.
Oct. 5.
1905.
Death of Paul Blouet (Max O'Rell), bequeathing
his Books to the School.
Jubilee of the St. Paul's School Union.
Foundation of the Winterbotham Scholarship.
The Great Hall redecorated in oak.
Unveiling of the Organ Case.
Resignation of Frederick William Walker, M.A.,
High Master.
May 25. Election of Rev. Albert Ernest Hillard, M.A., as
High Master.
Dec, 15. Death of Rev. Joseph Hirst Lupton, D.D., late
Surmaster.

APPENDIX B.
MASTERS IN ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
1877-1905.
HIGH MASTER.
1877-1905.
Frederick William Walker.
Born 1830; educated at St. Saviour's Grammar School, Southwark, and
Rugby School; Scholar of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1849; First Class
(Classics), Second Class (Math.) Moderations, 1852; First Class (Litt. Hum.),
Second Class (Math. et Phys.), 1853; Boden Scholar, 1854; Vinerian Scholar,
1854; Fellow of Corpus Christi, 1859; Hon. Fellow, 1894; High Master of
Manchester Grammar School, 1859; resigned, 1876; High Master of St. Paul's,
1876; resigned, 1905.
SURMASTERS.
1864. Rev. Joseph Hirst Lupton.
Born 1836; educated at Wakefield and Giggleswick Schools; Sizar
of St. John's Coll., Camb., 1854; Foundation Scholar; B.A., First
Class Classics and Senior Optime, 1858; Fellow, 1860; Members' Prize,
1859; Hulsean Lecturer, 1887; Select Preacher, 1896; Seatonian Prize,
1897; Preacher of Gray's Inn, 1890-9; resigned, 1899. Died, December
15, 1905.
1899. Rev. James William Shepard.
Born 1832; educated at King's College School, London; Balliol
College, Oxford; Second Class (Classics) Moderations, 1853; First Class
(Litt. Hum.), 1855; elected Fourth Master, 1861; Third Master, 1875;
resigned, 1902.
1902. *Rev. Robert Barlow Gardiner.
Born 1843; educated at St. Paul's School; Scholar of Wadham
College, Oxford, 1861; Second Class (Classics), Second Class (Math.)
Moderations, 1863; Second Class (Litt. Hum.), 1865; Fourth Master of
St. Paul's School, 1875; Third Master of St. Paul's School, 1899;
Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries, 1887.
*House Master.

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[1877-1905
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
THIRD MASTERS.
Rev. James William Shepard (1875–1899).
*Rev. Robert Barlow Gardiner (1899-1902).
FOURTH MASTERS.
Rev. James William Shepard (1862-1875).
*Rev. Robert Barlow Gardiner (1875-1899).
HONORARY LIBRARIANS.
1876. Rev. Joseph Hirst Lupton.
1899. *Rev. Robert Barlow Gardiner.
BURSAR.
1884. *Samuel Bewsher.
ASSISTANT MASTERS.
1875. (Composition.) Arthur Woollgar Verrall (1877).
Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge; Second Classic, 1873; Chan-
cellor's Medal; Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.
1877. (Math.) *Charles Pendlebury.
Born 1854; educated at Liverpool College; Exhibitioner of St. John's
College, 1872; Foundation Scholar, 1875; sixteenth Wrangler, 1877;
F.R.A.S.
1877. *John Edmund Melhuish.
Born 1851; educated at St. Peter's College, Radley; Scholar of
Wadham College, 1870; Second Class (Classics) Mods., 1872; Third
Class (Litt. Hum.), 1874.
1877. Maurice Crawford Macmillan (1882).
Born 1853; educated at Uppingham School; Scholar of Christ's
College, Camb., 1871; First Class Classical Tripos, 1875; resigned,
1882.
1877. William Gunion Rutherford (1883).
Born 1854; Exhibitioner of Balliol College, Oxford, 1873; First Class
(Classics) Moderations, 1874; Second Class (Natural Science), 1876;
Fellow of University College; Head Master of Westminster School,
1883.
1877. (French.) Paul Blouet (1885).
Born 1848; served as an officer in the Franco-Prussian War;
B.A., B.Sc. (Faculté de Paris), officier d'Academie; wrote under the
pseudonym of Max O'Rell; died May 24, 1903.
* House Masters.

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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
1877. James Robert Vernam Marchant (1886).
Born 1853; educated at the City of London School; Scholar of
Wadham College, Oxford, 1872; Third Class (Classics) Moderations,
1873; First Class (Litt. Hum.), 1876; called to the Bar (Gray's Inn),
1884.
1879. Henry William Kent Roscoe (1879).
Born 1850; Scholar of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1869; Second
Class (Classics) Moderations, 1871; First Class (Litt. Hum.), 1873;
Stanhope Prize.
1879. (Art.) Robert Harris.
Educated at Nottingham Grammar School; National Art Medallist
Society of Arts Medallist; Owen Jones Prizeman.
1879. (Science.) George Stallard (1883).
Keble College, Oxford; First Class Natural Science, 1876; Assistant
Master at Rugby, 1883.
1880. George Augustus Stevenson (1880).
Scholar of Trinity College, Oxford; First Class (Classics) Moderations;
Second Class (Litt. Hum.).
1880. Rev. George William Daniell (1881).
Balliol College, Oxford; Second Class (Litt. Hum.), 1876; Chaplain
and Censor of King's College, London, 1881,
1881. Alfred Marshall Cook.
Born 1853; educated at Wellington College; Scholar of Wadham
College, Oxford; Second Class (Classics) Moderations; Second Class
(Litt. Hum.).
1882. John Maurice Schulhof (1884).
Educated at St. Paul's School; Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge;
First Class Classical Tripos; resigned, 1884.
1883. (Science.)
1883.
*Frederick William Watkin.
Educated at Manchester Grammar School; Scholar of Corpus Christi
College, Oxford; Junior Mathematical (University) Scholar; First Class
(Mathematics) Moderations; First Class (Scien. Math. et Phys.); Second
Class (Natural Science); F.R.A.S.
*John E. King (1886).
Educated at Clifton College; Scholar of Lincoln College, Oxford;
First Class Classics Moderations; Second Class Litt. Hum.; Fellow of
Lincoln; Headmaster of Manchester; Headmaster of Bedford.
1884. *Christopher Cookson (1894).
Educated at Clifton College; Scholar of Corpus Christi College,
Oxford; First Class (Classics) Moderations; Second Class (Litt. Hum.);
Gaisford (Greek Verse) Prize; Fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford.
1884. Rev. Horace Dixon Elam.
Educated at Merchant Taylors' School; St. John's College, Oxford;
Second Class (Classics) Moderations; Third Class (Litt. Hum.).
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474
[1877-1905
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
1884. *George Stanley Farnell (1892).
Scholar of Wadham College, Oxford; Second Class (Classics) Modera-
tions; Third Class (Litt. Hum.); Head Master of Victoria College,
Jersey; died November 4, 1895.
1884. J. H. Freese (1886).
Educated at Winchester; Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge;
Third in the Classical Tripos; Fellow of St. John's; resigned.
1885. (Math.) Francis Sowerby Macaulay.
Born 1862; educated at Kingswood School, Bath; Scholar of St.
John's College, Cambridge; Eighth Wrangler; Doctor of Science
(London).
1885. Frank Carter (1896).
Born 1861; educated at Uppingham School; Exhibitioner of Balliol
College, Oxford; First Class (Classics) Moderations; First Class (Litt.
Hum.); Professor of Classics, McGill University, Montreal.
1885. Charles John Cornish.
Educated at Charterhouse; Scholar of Hertford College, Oxford;
Second Class (Classics) Moderations; Second Class (Litt. Hum.); died
January 30, 1906.
1885. (French.) J. J. Carayon (1887).
Professeur de l'Université (France).
1886. Thomas Rice Edward Holmes.
Born 1855; educated at Merchant Taylors' School; Junior Student,
Christ Church, Oxford; Second Class (Classics) Moderations; First Class
(Modern History); Hon. Litt. D. of Dublin, 1904.
1886. (French.) Lucien Désiré Devaux.
Born 1859; educated at La Rochelle; Bachelier és Lettres.
1886. Thomas Addison Chater (1895).
Educated at Christ's Hospital; Scholar of Hertford College, Oxford;
Second Class (Classics) Moderations; Third Class (Litt. Hum.); resigned.
1886. *Robert Francis Cholmeley.
Born 1862; educated at Marlborough College; Scholar of Corpus
Christi College, Oxford; First Class (Classics) Moderations; Second Class
(Litt. Hum.).
1886. Digby La Motte.
Born 1861; educated at Rugby School; Exhibitioner of Trinity
College, Oxford; First Class (Classics) Moderations; Latin Verse Prize.
1886. (Math.) Richard William Batho.
Born 1857; educated at Manchester Grammar School; Scholar of
Queen's College, Oxford; First Class (Mathematics) Moderations; First
Class (Scien. Math. et Phys.); B.Sc. (London University).
1887. William Edward Pinder Pantin.
Born 1862; educated at Clifton College and Blackheath Proprietary
School; Scholar of Lincoln College, Oxford; Second Class (Classics)
Moderations; Second Class (Litt. Hum.).
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
1887. (Math.) Reverend George Herbert Ward (1898).
Born 1862; educated at Malvern College; Scholar of Hertford
College, Oxford; First Class (Mathematics) Moderations; First Class
(Scien. Math. et Phys.); Head Master of Bloxam School, 1898.
1887. Cecil H. St. L. Russell (1887).
1887.
Educated at Lancing College; Scholar of Trinity College, Oxford;
Second Class (Classics) Moderations; Second Class (Litt. Hum.); Latin
Verse Prize; Gaisford (Greek Verse and Prose) Prizes; Assistant
Master at Clifton College.
*Robert Cooper Seaton.
Born 1853; educated at Shrewsbury School; Scholar of Jesus College,
Cambridge; First Class, Classical Tripos; Fellow of Jesus College.
1887. Edgar Carew Marchant (1890).
Born 1864; educated at Christ's Hospital; Scholar of Peterhouse,
Cambridge; First Class Classical Tripos, Part I.; First Class Classical
Tripos, Part II.; Fellow of Peterhouse; resigned.
1887. James Hamilton Francis Peile (1890).
Educated at Harrow; Scholar of Corpus Christi College, Oxford;
Second Class (Classics) Moderations; Second Class (Litt. Hum.); Head
Master of Bury St. Edmund's Grammar School; Fellow of University
College, Oxford; in Holy Orders.
1887. (French.) A. Simond (1887).
Bachelier és Lettres.
1888. (French.) Albert Voegelin.
Born 1863; educated at Thurgau Cantonal School and Académie of
Neuchâtel; London University; B.A. 1890.
1888. Theodore William Gould.
Born 1858; educated at Cheltenham College; Scholar of Exeter
College, Oxford; Second Class (Classics) Moderations; First Class
(Litt. Hum.).
1888. (Math.) Charles Harold Bicknell.
Born 1863; educated at Christ's Hospital; Scholar of Jesus College,
Cambridge; Senior Optime, Mathematical Tripos.
1889. (Math.) *Thomas Alfred Beckett.
Educated at Burton Grammar School; Scholar of St. John's College,
Cambridge; Wrangler, Mathematical Tripos, Part I.; First Class
Mathematical Tripos, Part II.
1889. (Science.) Charles Masson Thomas.
Born 1868; educated at Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School, Southwark;
Scholar of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge; First Class Natural
Sciences Tripos, Part I.
1891. John Jackson (1905).
Born 1862; educated at Macclesfield Grammar School; Scholar of
Hertford College, Oxford; First Class (Classics) Moderations; First Class
(Litt. Hum.); resigned.
* House Masters.

476
[1877-1905
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
1892. Leonard Dart Wainwright.
Born 1868; educated at Manchester Grammar School; Scholar of
Worcester College, Oxford; First Class (Classics) Moderations; First
Class (Litt. Hum.).
1892. (Science.) Rev. Ernest Henry Richmond Watts (1901).
Born 1860; educated at Henry VIII.'s School, Coventry; Scholar of
St. John's College, Cambridge; First Class Natural Sciences Tripos,
Part I.; Second Class Natural Sciences Tripos, Part II.; M.R.C.S.;
M.B. (Cantab); died May 5, 1901.
1892. Frank Ernest Albert Trayes (1905).
Born 1869; educated at the City of London School; Scholar of
Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge; First Class Classical Tripos,
Part I.; First Class Classical Tripos, Part II.; Fellow of Gonville and
Caius Colleges, 1893; Inspector of Secondary Schools.
1892. (Science.) Sydney G. Mostyn (1895).
Educated at Ipswich Grammar School; Scholar of Exeter College,
Oxford; First Class (Mathematics) Moderations; First Class (Scien.
Math. et Phys.); resigned.
1893. *George Green Loane.
Born 1865; educated at Middleton College, Cork, and Armagh Royal
School; Scholar of Trinity College, Dublin; Senior Moderator and
Gold Medallist; Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge; First Class
Classical Tripos, Part I.
1894. Edward Carew Marchant (1899).
Reappointed, see 1887; Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford.
1896. John Lupton.
Born 1869; educated at St. Paul's School; Scholar of St. John's
College, Cambridge; First Class Classical Tripos, Part I.; First Class
Classical Tripos, Part II.; Second Class Theological Tripos, Part II.;
Fellow of St. John's College.
1896. Cecil George Botting.
Born 1870; educated at Dulwich College; Scholar of Emmanuel
College, Cambridge; Second Class Classical Tripos, Part I.
1898. (Science.) *Francis Paul Armitage.
Born 1875; educated at the Royal Grammar School, Lancaster;
Exhibitioner of Magdalen College, Oxford; First Class (Natural Science).
1899. (Math.) Ernest Edward Roberts (1902).
Born 1873; educated at Manchester Grammar School; Scholar of
Corpus Christi College, Oxford; First Class (Mathematics) Moderations;
First Class (Scien. Math. et Phys.); Junior and Senior (University)
Mathematical Scholar; Inspector of Schools, 1902.
1899. Leslie Henry Staverton Mathews.
Born 1875; educated at St. Paul's School; Scholar of Balliol College,
Oxford; First Class (Classics) Moderations; Second Class (Litt. Hum.);
Craven Scholar.
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SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
1900. Rev. Richard Johnson Walker (1905).
Educated at St. Paul's School; Honorary Scholar of Balliol College,
Oxford; First Class (Classics) Moderations; Second Class (Jurispru-
dence; Hertford, Craven, and Ireland Scholar; resigned.
(Math.) Frank Edmund Robinson.
1902. (Math.)
Born 1869; educated at Heversham Grammar School; Scholar of
Magdalene College, Cambridge; Twenty-eighth Wrangler, Mathematical
Tripos.
1902. James Anderson Shawyer (1904).
Educated at Durham School; Scholar of Corpus Christi College,
Oxford; First Class (Classics) Moderations; Second Class (Litt. Hum.);
Assistant Master in Clifton College.
1905. John Leoline Phillips.
Educated at Christ's College, Brecon; Scholar of Keble College,
Oxford; First Class (Classics) Moderations; Second Class (Litt. Hum.).
1905. Adrian John France Collins (1905).
Born 1880; educated at St. Paul's School; Exhibitioner of Trinity
College, Oxford; First Class (Classics) Moderations; First Class (Litt.
Hum.); resigned.

APPENDIX C.
FOUNDATION PRIZES.
IN addition to the Prizes mentioned in the earlier Volume the
following Prizes and Scholarships have been founded:-
The Ollivant Prize.-This Prize, of the value of £5 5s., was founded
in 1884 in memory of the late Alfred Ollivant, D.D., Bishop of
Llandaff, formerly Captain of St. Paul's School. It is awarded for
proficiency in knowledge of the Greek Testament.
The John Watson Prizes.-These Prizes, of the aggregate value
of £3 10s., awarded annually for proficiency in Drawing and
Painting, were founded in 1888 in memory of the late John
Williams Watson, Esq., for many years a Governor of the School.
The Butterworth Prize.-This Prize, of the value of £3, awarded
annually for proficiency in the knowledge of English Literature,
especially of Shakespeare, was founded in 1889 by the late Joshua
Butterworth, Esq., an old Pauline.
The Montagu Prize.-This Prize, of the value of £2 15s., awarded
annually for proficiency in the knowledge of German, was founded
in 1889 by Sir Samuel Montagu, Bart., M.P.
The Lupton Prize.-This Prize, of the value of £3, was founded
in 1900 by the colleagues, friends and former pupils of the Rev.
Dr. Lupton, on his retirement from the Sur-Mastership. It is
awarded annually to boys under 17 for proficiency in knowledge of
the Bible and the Book of Common Prayer.
The Smee Prizes.-These Prizes, of the value of £17 a year, were
founded by the will of the late Alfred Hutchinson Smee, Esq., an
old Pauline in 1902 in memory of his father Alfred Smee, F.R.S.,

1905]
479
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
Surgeon to the Bank of England, who was also educated at St. Paul's
School. They are awarded annually for original work of a Scientific
or Practical nature. Mr. Smee gave these Prizes from 1884 onwards,
but did not endow them till his death.
The Winterbotham Scholarship.-This Scholarship, of the value of
£35 10s., was founded in 1904 by W. H. Winterbotham, Esq., and
is awarded annually to the most deserving student in Classics, to
be held by him during his last year at the School, but not after
leaving the School.
It should be noted that the Scholarship mentioned on page 438
of the earlier Volume should be called Keen's Scholarship; and
the Truro Prize and Medal is now called the Chancellor's.

480
[1884-1905
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
FOUNDATION PRIZES.
GOVERNORS' PRIZES.
YEAR.
GREEK VERSE.
FRENCH COMPOSITION.
SLEATH.
1884
A. L. Browne.
S. A. Alexander.
1885
A. R. F. Hyslop.
R. du Pontet.
A. L. Browne.
A. R. F. Hyslop.
1886
R. J. Walker.
R. du Pontet.
1887 A. E. Pope.
R. du Pontet.
(A. E. Stamp.
1888
J. H. Stamp.
J. H. Stamp.
1889
F. H. Dale.
J. H. Stamp.
(F. H. Dale.
1890
J. H. Stamp.
J. H. Stamp.
1891
P. W. Sergeant.
C. du Pontet.
1892
1893 H. E. Dale.
F. M. Cornford.
R. C. Davies.
H. L. Stevenson.
1894 J. F. Dobson.
C. du Pontet.
1895 E. Harrison.
1896 E. Harrison.
1897 C. W. Brodribb.
1898 H. S. Stewart.
1899 F. C. Chamier.
E. Furtado-Abraham.
J. L. Moore.
S. M. S. Gubbay.
R. Jennings.
J. V. Scholderer.
1900
J. T. Barry.
1901 W. Cardwell.
1902
C. B. Critchley.
1903
P. V. Cohn.
(L. S. Bingemann.
1904
A. R. Toplis.
A. B. Cook.
A. E. Pope.
W. M. Geldart.
J. H. Stamp.
C. Bailey.
S. P. Bunting.
J. F. Dobson.
J. W. S. Anderson.
(C. Clementi,
J. F. Dobson.
E. Harrison.
E. Harrison.
E. E. Colman.
L. Graham.
F. C. Chamier.
F. G. J. Geary.
O. E. Niemeyer.
E. L. Norton.
C. B. Critchley.
W. J. Arbuthnot.
1905 G. W. Wells.
W. H. Stewart.

1884-1905]
481
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
7
FOUNDATION PRIZES-continued.
YEAR. CHANCELLOR'S (TRURO).
MILTON.
THRUSTON.
(A. L. Browne.
1884
H. G. Snowden,
R. J. Walker.
H. S. Scrivener.
1885
S. A. Alexander.
W. N. Just.
S. A. Alexander.
S. A. Alexander.
1886 F. W. Hall.
1887 A. B. Cook.
R. J. Walker.
R. L. Binyon.
1888
W. P. H. Strange.
R. L. Binyon.
1889 F. H. Dale.
P. F. Rowland.
1890
L. Magnus.
1891
R. Gee.
1892 S. P. Bunting.
L. Magnus.
C. V. M. Owen.
G. K. Chesterton.
J. V. Scholderer.
1893
V. M. Coutts-Trotter.
R. E. Vernède.
1894 H. E. Dale.
J. F. Dobson.
1895
T. F. R. McDonnell.
S. C. K. Smith.
1896
E. J. Turner.
E. J. Turner.
1897
C. E. Baines.
S. P. Vivian.
1898
L. S. Woolf.
C. E. Baines.
1899 N. de M. Bentwitch.
1900 G. M. Young.
F. A. Judd.
1901
F. J. G. Geary.
E. L. Norton,
1902 O. E. Niemeyer.
1903 P. V. Cohn.
1904 R. H. Wilenski,
1905
P. V. Cohn.
P. T. B. Clayton.
L. G. M. Glover.
P. T. B. Clayton.
E. A. H. Detiel.
R. J. Walker,
A. B. Cook.
R. L. Binyon,
C. Bailey.
F. H. Dale.
P. W. Sergeant.
J. W. S. Anderson,
J. F. Dobson.
J. F. Dobson.
W. F. Nicholson.
E. Harrison.
C. W. Brodribb.
R. S. Varley.
W. E. Maurice.
V. Royal-Dawson.
S. C. Ritchie.
O. E. Niemeyer.
C. B. Critchley.
A. C. Judd.
L. J. Stein.
2 I

482
[1884-1905
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
YEAR. KEEN'S SCHOLARSHIP.
FOUNDATION PRIZES continued.
KYNASTON.
BEDFORD.
(Awarded at Christmas.)
OLLIVANT.
1884
(S. F. Card.
H. E. Soper.
}
A. L. Browne,
W. H. P. Strange.
A. L. Browne.
1885
H. H. Harris.
(A. R. F. Hyslop.
W. N. Just.
R. Dupernex.
A. R. F. Hyslop.
1886
G. T. Walker.
A. B. Cook.
1887
G. D. Tripp.
A. B. Cook.
1888
A. E. Stamp..
W. M. Geldart.
W. H. P. Strange.
C. Bailey.
F. H. Dale.
F. W. Hall.
A. B. Cook.
1889
J. B. Brunyate.
L. Tubbs.
C. Bailey.
J. H. Stamp.
1890
P. T. Stephenson.
F. H. Dale.
1891
C. F. Sandberg.
A. L. Emanuel.
(H. E. Dale.
V. M. C. Trotter.
R. Gee.
1892
W. G. Adams.
A. L. Emanuel.
H. E. Dale.
1893
G. Varley.
J. F. Dobson.
E. J. Turner.
C. Clementi.
1894
F. G. L. Bertram.
L. Collison-Morley.
H. E. Dale.
B. P. Moore.
1895
R. W. Hudson.
P. B. Emmet.
G. MacAlister.
1896
C. S. Alexander.
E. J. Turner.
F. R. Lovett.
1897
S. H. Plummer.
F. Lewisohn.
N. de M. Bentwitch.
1898
A. P. Thompson.
(L. Graham.
H. B. Samuel.
R. S. Varley.
John Lupton.
C. Bailey.
C. Bailey.
F. B. Evans.
V. M. Coutts-Trotter.
V. M. Coutts-Trotter.
H. E. Dale.
R. S. Meiklejohn.
(H. B. Clayton.
E. J. Turner.
R. S. Varley.
(L. Graham.
R. S. Varley.
1899.J. C. Garnett.
E. F. Thomas.
O. E. Niemeyer.
1900 W. H. S. Garnett.
G. M. Young.
F. J. G. Geary.
1901
E. M. Winterbotham. N. de M. Bentwitch.
P. V. Cohn.
G. M. Young.
G. M. Young.
D. E. W. Gibb.
1902 G. R. Blanco-White.
O. E. Niemeyer.
I. G. Kelly.
JC. B. Critchley.
J. R. Jones.
1903 J. E. Littlewood.
P. V. Cohn.
E. V. Rieu.
1905
1904 G. N. Watson.
(H. J. Higgs.
R. H. J. Sasse.
E. V. Rieu.
L. J. Stein.
L. J. Stein.
C. B. Critchley.
R. P. Franklin.
E. H. S. Marker. L. G. M. Glover.

1884-1905]
483
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
FOUNDATION PRIZES-continued.
YEAR.
JOHN WATSON.
BUTTERWORTH.
MONTAGU.
1884
1885
:
1886
1887
1888
B. Harrison and 6 others.
1889
L. H. Godfrey and 4 others.
R. H. L. Clarke.
L. Magnus.
1890
L. H. Godfrey and 6 others.
A. H. Vernède.
(H. E. Dale.
C. Clementi,
1891
W. T. Nash and 6 others.
P. Page Phillips.
A. L. Emanuel.
1892
W. T. Nash and 6 others.
1893 W. T. Nash and 7 others.
1894
1895
H. E. Dale.
J. Clementi.
H. Collison-Morley and 6 others.
H. Collison-Morley and 6 others.
J. Toplis.
L. C. Collison-Morley. F. J. G. Mella.
J. V. Scholderer.
R. S. Meiklejohn.
E. J. Turner.
1896
E. H. Shepard and 6 others.
J. R. B. Hart.
L. A. Magnus.
1897 G. S. Strahan and 6 others.
1898
G. E. Barry and 6 others.
1899 F. A. Brodribb and 6 others.
(J. V. Scholderer.
G. M. Young.
F. Geary.
M. Ettinghausen.
H. D. Clementi-Smith
E. F. Thomas.
P. V. Helms.
1900
1901
W. O. Kennington and 6 others.
D. J. C. Grant and 6 others.
N. de M. Bentwitch.
P. V. Cohn.
1902
1903
H. K. Johnston and 6 others.
R. H. Wilenskl and 8 others.
J. R. Jones.
1904
R. H. Wilenski and 6 others.
R. H. Wilenski.
1905
R. H. Wilenski and 6 others.
E. C. Ansorge.
O. E. Niemeyer.
N. de M. Bentwitch.
H. M. J. Loewe..
P. V. Cohn.
S. Klingenstein..
E. A. Kann.
E. G. Mächtig.
212

484
[1884-1905
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
FOUNDATION PRIZES-continued.
YEAR.
LUPTON.
1884
1885
1886
1887
1888
:
:
1889
1890
0:0
1891
1892
1893
1894
1895
::
:
1896
SMEE.
WINTERBOTHAM
SCHOLARSHIP.
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
::
:
:
:
A. R. Savell and 7 others.
P. J. Vinter and 7 others.
R. H. Anderson and 12 others.
C. H. Stewart and 13 others.
S. L. Box and 17 others.
C. P. Williams and 13 others.
O. A. Brend and 13 others.
L. Rose and 14 others.
W. A. Brend and 14 others.
G. J. Atkinson and 14 others.
G. C. Chubb and 18 others.
C. F. Glenny and 14 others.
C. Roberts and 10 others.
C. M. Roberts and 17 others.
P. Hamill and 14 others.
J. E. Elliott
C. R. Boulenger and 12 others.
C. L. Boulenger
E. N. Cook and 18 others.
A. R. Milton and 14 others.
1897
1898
0:0
:
00
1900
1901
1902
1903 T. Mavor.
1904
1905
W. R. Lloyd.
G. F. Clarkson.
H. H. Longuet-Higgins. P. Hamill and 13 others.
C. L. Boulenger and 8 others.
J. G. Dollman and 14 others.
H. C. Dollman and 16 others..
R. P. Franklin.
W. H. Stewart.
L. G. M. Glover.
1899

APPENDIX D.
THE ARRANGEMENT OF FORMS (CLASSES)
BETWEEN 1876 AND 1905.
Up to the year 1876, from the days of the Foundation of the School,
there were always Eight (Classical) Forms or Classes; and it was
therefore easy to say in what position a boy was when he left the
School.
But with the increase of numbers and the introduction of new
subjects all this was changed. It became necessary to subdivide
each form into Upper and Lower, and sometimes Middle; sometimes
parallel Forms were established, new names were introduced, such
as Remove, Special, Matriculation, and Transitus; and Mathematics,
Science, and History began to have Eighths and other Forms of
their own.
Among the Classical Forms there were few changes beyond the
subdivisions and the introduction of the Remove between the Upper
Fourth and Lower Fifth with the creation of a "Special" class for
some selected boys. In this work, therefore, it is easy to describe
the position of a boy who left in a Classical Form. But for boys
leaving in Mathematical and Science Forms it is necessary to
prefix Sc. and Math. to the Roman numbers; and many of these
Forms had names which varied every few years. Besides these
there was at one time an Indian Civil Service VIII. (I.C.S.) as long
as schoolboys still competed in that examination, and this was
succeeded by a History VIII. At first there was only a Math. VIII.;
to this VII. was added in 1883, and a Matric. in 1884; in 1887
there was Math. V.; but in 1888 the names were changed (for all
but the VIII.) into Further, Intermediate, and Preliminary Math.
These were grouped together as the Woolwich Class in 1890 in
three divisions, which eventually became known as Army A., B.,
and C. (1897), though still officially called the Woolwich Form.

486
[1876-1905
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
As to the Science Classes, a Matric. appears in 1880, and Sc. V.
and Sc. IV. in 1881, and an VIII in 1882; in 1884 the Sc. Matric.
is contrasted with the Math. Matric., and in 1886 Sc. V. is sub-
divided; in 1890 there are a Special, three subdivisions of V. and
IV. In 1892 the VIII. is subdivided, and in 1893 a Special Sc. is
made out of the VII.'s; in 1895 the Medical Form was instituted,
and lasted till 1900, about which time Special Sc. became (with
subdivisions) the last Sc. Form. In 1904 the Transitus and the
Sc. twenty (XX.) were established parallel respectively to the
VII, and VI.
It is to be noted that the word Form was substituted for " Class" at
Christmas, 1889. The Classical VIII. was divided into U. and L. in
1883, U. M. and L. in 1887, and U., Upper Middle, Lower Middle,
and Lower in 1891; the Upper Fifth was divided into A. and B.
in 1890, and the Sixth in 1893; but the latter became Upper and
Lower in 1897. Some few boys are described as leaving in the
Special Drawing Class; and occasionally boys (especially in Army
A.) were "ranked with the VIII."

TABLE SHOWING THE SCHOOL ARRANGEMENTS AT EACH APPOSITION FROM 1877 TO 1905.
APPOSITION.
EIGHTH.
SEVENTH.
SIXTH.
FIFTH.
REMOVE.
FOURTH.
THIRD.
SECOND.
FIRST.
SPECIAL.
MATHEMATICS.
SCIENCE EIGHTH.
SCIENCE SEVENTH.
SCIENCE SIXTH.
SCIENCE FIFTH.
SCIENCE SCIENCE SCIENCE
FOURTH. THIRD. SPECIAL. APPOSITION.
1877
IV.
U. IV. L. IV.
U. IV. M. IV. L. IV.
III.
II.
I.
U. II. L. II.
VIII.
1878
22
1879
29
23
Matric.
1880
د,
99
U. IV. L. IV.
V.
IV.
1881
99
VIII.
1882
دو
39
VIII.
د,
VIII.
VII.
VII.
Matric.
29
99
99
29
III.
II.
I.
Special
99
19
U. III. L. III.
U. I. L. I.
99
99
99
19
17
U. IV. L. IV.
U. II. L. II.
VIII.
VII.
Matric.
V.
19
31
99
R.
U. IV. L. IV.
U. III. L. III.
II.
II.
VIII.
Further
Interm.
Prelim.
Special
VIII.
Further (A & B) Interm.
Prelim.
VIII.
U. IV. L. IV.
U. III. L. III.
29
II.
VIII.
Woolwich 1
Woolwich 2
99
III.
I.
29
29
1883
12
1884
39
1885
19
V. (Div. I. & II.)
U. V. M. V. L. V.
1886
1887
99
39
99
V.
VII.
Matrio.
U. V.
L. V.
IV.
U. VIII. L. VIII.
U. VII. L. VII. U. M. L. M.
Special.
91
11
19
99
U. VIII. L. VIII. A. L. VIII. B.
19
"1
12
29
99
99
Woolwich 3
99
22
23
11
VIII. A. VIII. B.
29
99
99
99
1888
1889
*
IV.
1890
1891
VI.
U. IV. L. IV.
1892
99
29
19
29
99
99
35
29
99
29
99
29
VIII.
Army A.
B.
C.
Sp. VII. U. VII. L. VII.
Sp. VII. U. VII. Medical. L. VII.
U. VII. Medical. L. VII.
Medical.
U. VII.
99
L. VII.
U. VI.
V. (4 Divisions)
IV.
III.
1893
U. VI. L. V1.
V. (3 Divisions)
U. IV.
Special.
1894
VI.
U. V. L. V.
U. VI. L. VI.
U. IV. L. IV.
IV.
1895
11
1896
29
39
1897
99
19
99
99
1898
99
15
66
29
29
66
99
39
99
99
99
17
1899
29
39
92
99
99
29
23
39
46
66
99
19
99
29
39
99
39
29
29
دو
39
19
1900
19
15
29
39
""
دو
11
99
64
75
Sp. 1. Sp. 2.
1901
27
29
دو
99
29
29
99
39
31
22
99
35
99
39
99
39
19
Special.
1902
1877
VIII.
VII.
VI.
V.
1878
99
29
99
1879
14
1880
97
99
32
U. V. L. V.
22
1881
29
39
1882
39
دو
99
1883
Upper VIII. Lower VIII.
22
39
1884
99
66
64
14
66
39
1885
29
16
29
1886
99
29
22
29
1887
Upper VIII. Middle VIII. Lower VIII.
29
39
29
1888
99
99
99
1889
U. VIII. M. VIII. L. VIII. Indian Civil VIII.
VII.
VI.
99
U. V. L. V.
*
1890
U. M. L. Indian Civil
VII.
VI.
U. V. A. U. V. B. L. V.
1891
U. U. M. L. M. L. Indian Civil.
99
99
11
1892
99
99
1893
19
99
99
99
66
27
23
VI. A. VI. B.
19
99
99
99
1894
U. U. M. L. M. L. History
19
39
99
99
1895
99
99
99
39
29
1896
11
19
19
1897
39
27
U. VI. L. VI.
11
22.
29
1898
19
99
99
99
1899
29
32
1900
99
29
1901
21
29
29
99
1902
1903
1904
66
66
16
99
39
39
29
99
39
33
1905
U. U. M. L. M. L. History
VII.
99
29
29
U. IV. L. IV.
99
99
29
99
29
IV.
99
99
U. VI. L. VI. U. V. A. U. V. B. L. V.
R.
IV.
36
36
99
III.
II.
99
99
99
19
""
29
Medical.
U. VII. L. VII.
Special
U. VII.
L. VII.
VIII. Woolwich A.
B.
C.
VIII. A. VIII. B.
Transitus.
*Note that the name "Class" was changed to "Form" at Christmas, 1889.
}
99
99
1903
1904
99
19
{
VI.
Science XX.
}
U. V. L. V.
IV.
III.
Special.
1905
[To face p. 486.


FURTHER ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS*
FOR THE
ADMISSION REGISTERS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
1784-1876.
WITH SOME NOTES OF OCCURRENCES DURING PRINTING.
[The numbers in brackets refer to the pages in this book.]
THE FASTI.
P. 16. 1817. Dec. 18-The age of admission to the School was
fixed at 10.
99
1821. May 23-It was resolved that admission to the
School should be by nomination of the Court of
the Mercers' Company in rotation.
THE MASTERS.
P. 4. [1.] John Rayner.
"A gentleman of London has given directions to Mr. Rayner, the
writing master of Paul's School, to educate at his charge ten boys
who shall be nominated by me, in writing and accompts till they
shall be fit for any trade."-Tatler, Feb. 25, 1798.
P. 24. Henry Hickman.
99
وو
Fellow of St. John's College, Cambridge.
Thomas Byllingford.
B.A. 1573; M.A. 1577.
Among Cook's scholars must be included:-
Sanderson, John.
Pupil of John Cook and Christopher Holden; born March 31, 1560;
son of a haberdasher; made three voyages to the Levant, 1584,
1591, and 1599 (see Purchas his Pilgrimes, Vol. II.); returned to
England, 1602, and was still living in 1622; brother of Thomas
Sanderson (page 6); Lansdowne MS., 241, British Museum.
P. 26. [6.] Martin Reade.
Fellow of Exeter College, Oxford, incorporated M.A. at Cambridge,
1585; B.D. 1592.
*Much of this information has been contributed by Mr. M. F. J. McDonnell, of
St. John's College, Cambridge. Unfortunately it was received after the early sheets
had gone to press; but it seemed too valuable to be omitted from the work.

488
[1748-1876
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 26. [6.] Thomas Mudd.
Natus circa 1560; musician. "He composed a Comedy which too
saucily reflected on the Mayor of Cambridge: was committed to
the Tolbooth for three days, but afterwards apologised."
P. 28. John Bolde.
B.A. 1593.
P. 29. Samuel Browne.
Buried at St. Mary's, Shrewsbury.
P. 30. John Woodford.
Son of John, of London, gen. B.A. (Ch. Ch.) 1603; M.A. 1606.
P. 31. [8.] John Toose.
M.A. 1611; B.D. 1620.
P. 32. [8, 11.] Alexander Gill (the younger).
P. 33.
Was buried in St. Botolph's-without-Aldersgate.
George Hodgett.
B.A. 1621; M.A. 1623.
P. 34. [9.] Nathaniel Gill.
B.A. 1625; M.A. 1629.
99
William Burton.
Buried in St. Clement's Danes.
P. 35. William Chambers.
Son of William, of London, pleb. Matric. at Brasenose, November 2,
1621, aged 17; B.A. 1624; M.A. 1627; Vicar of East Marden,
Sussex, 1626 (F.).
P. 36. [10] Rowland Nichols.
99
Rector of Aikton, Cumberland, 1660; Chancellor of Carlisle, 1667-
1683.
[11.] Bartholomew Barnes.
Son of Edward, of All Hallows, Honey Lane, London, gen. Matric.
(Magdalen Hall) 1626, aged 16; B.A. 1638; M.A. 1632.
P. 37. Charles Scarborough.
Lumleian Lecturer, 1656; buried at Cranford, Middlesex, where
his monument bears the following inscription :-
Hic jacet Carolus Scarburgh
Eques Auratus, Medecine Doctor
Serenissimo Regi Carolo, necnon Jacobo Secundo
Ac etiam Reginæ Mariæ, Daniæ Principibusque Archiat:
Anglorum inter medicos Hippocrates,
Inter Mathematicos Euclides,
Suavissimis moribus indutus, omnibus affabilis,
Cunctis vitæ officiis æquabilis
Civis, maritus, pater, amicus optimus.
To whose pious memory this marble monument is set up
by Lady Scarburgh, relict to Sir Charles Scarburgh, who
by no violent distemper but by a gentle and easy decay
departed this life in the 79th year of his age 26 Feb. 1693.
(See Munk I., 233.)

1748-1876]
489
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 37. [10.]
William Blackmore.
[10.]
Rector of St. Peter's upon Cornhill, 1646; ejected 1662; buried at
Romford, Essex, July 18, 1684.
P. 40. [12.] Humfry Drake.
Rector of Englefield, Berks.
P. 42. Edmund Man.
Matric., May 6, 1642. (Eborac. fil. Edmudi M. de Londin gen.,
æt. 17.)
P. 43. Richard Bures.
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Matric. (University College) 1648, gen. fil.; appointed Scholar (as
Buresse), 1648, and Fellow (as Buris), 1649, by the Visitors. There
was a famous Nonconformist of this name who was a Student of
Christ's Church, and died in 1697.
Thomas Laurence.
M.A. 1655; M.D. (Padua); practised in Norfolk; "an apothecary's
son, of London" (Wood. Fasti).
P. 44. Samuel Nalton.
Matric., Magdalen Coll., Oxford, November 19, 1660, cler. fil.;
demy, 1650; B.A. 1653; Fellow, 1655; M.A. 1656; Rector of
St. Clement's, Oxford, 1661, of Haversham, Bucks, 1680; died
August 1, 1706, and was buried at Hendon, Middlesex.
[14.] Humphrey Gower.
P. 45. [14.]
P. 46.
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P. 47. [15.]
[15.]
Prebendary of Ely.
Samuel Woodford.
F.R.S. 1664.
William Rosewell.
M.D. (Lambeth), 1675.
P. 48. Thomas Harley.
Son of Sir Robert Harley, M.P. and Master of the Mint, writes to his
brother, Colonel Edward Harley, at Gloucester, August 22, 1644:
"I now go to School to Mr. Langley at Paul's School and board at
Mr. Stevens the bookseller." (Welbeck MS., Vol. II., p. 125.)
He was baptised 1623, and in 1646 and 1648 writes from Trinity
College, Cambridge. He was incorporated at Oxford in 1649, and
was intruded as Fellow at All Souls by the Parliamentary Visitors
in 1648. He was still living at Islington in ill-health in 1685.
P. 49. [16.] Nathaniel Bull.
Died 1672.
P. 50.
99
Mathew Abell.
Rector of Hinton Waldrish, Berks, 1679.
P. 51. Jonathan Houghton.
Matric., November 26, 1662, aged 17; son of John, of Eaton Bray,
Beds., pleb.; died March 29, 1667 (Gutch III., 413).
P. 53. [17.] William Bernard.
Fellow of Merton, 1672; Vicar of Maldon (Malden), Surrey, where
he died in 1714.

490
[1748-1876
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 55. [18.] Thomas Gale.
D.D. 1675; Fellow of the Royal Society, 1677; Secretary, 1679
and 1685, in whose rooms his portrait exists in oils.
P. 60. Roger Gale.
Treasurer of the Royal Society, 1728.
P. 61. [21.] Charles Pinfold.
99
Commissary of the Dean and Chapter of Westminster; Official of
the Archdeaconry of Surrey; died 1754.
Phillips Gretton.
P. 64. [22.]
99
Rector of Springfield, Essex; died 1745.
[22.] Charles Peers.
Colonel of the Yellow Regiment of Trained Bands; died at Bromley,
January, 1737.
Christopher Tilson.
Chief Clerk of the Treasury; died 1742.
P. 66. [25.] Benjamin Marshall.
Rector of Naunton, Glouc., 1711; Canon of Lichfield, 1728; Rector
of Allesley, Warw., 1740; his correspondence with John Postle-
thwayte is preserved among the Hartshorne MSS.
P. 67. Uvedale Price.
99
99
Died 1764.
Fitzwilliams Plumtree.
Clerk to the Treasury of Ordnance; died at Greenwich, 1749.
Thomas Andrews.
P. 68. [26.]
36
Fellow of Trinity, 1708.
[26.] Thomas Machen Fiddes.
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36
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Vicar of Barking, Essex, 1724; died 1734.
Darcy Curwen.
He appears to have matric. at Queen's Coll., Oxford, also in the
previous April, and is said to have died at Middlewich in 1710.
Thomas Bentley.
Librarian of Trinity Coll., Camb.; died 1742.
P. 70. Among Postlethwaite's pupils must be included:-
99
36
335
365
99
Ferrer, Edmund.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1707.
Greenell, John.
See Speeches, 21 March, 1704.
Lardner, Benjamin.
Spoke "de libris Sexta Classis," 1704.
West, Edward.
Spoke "de libris Septimæ Classis," 1704.

1748-1876]
491
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 72. [29.] In the "addenda" Thomas is a misprint for Theo-
dosius Staige.
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Christopher Morison.
Died at Tottenham, 1761.
P. 73. Henry Bull.
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Of St. Bartholomew's Hospital; died 1728.
Thomas Sclater Bacon.
M.P. for Cambridge Borough.
P. 74. Sir Thomas Clarges.
He was 77 when he died; so that he should be included among
Gale's pupils.
P. 76. [29.] Gabriel Neve.
99
99
This appears to be a misreading for Guliel (i.e. William).
George Morton Pitt.
Of Tarrant Preston, Dorset; formerly Governor of Fort St. George,
East Indies; M.P. for Pontefract, 1741 and 1747; died 1756.
Leonard Pead.
Common Councilman for Cheap Ward; died 1755.
P. 79. Stephen Bolton.
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99
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Fellow of Benet Coll., 1729; Rector of Stalbridge, Dorset, 1737.
[30.] Charles Pinfold.
Governor of Barbadoes; died 1788, aged 80.
[31.] William Selwin.
Solicitor to the Excise and to the Commissioner of Bankruptcy.
Thomas Pearson.
B.D. 1742; Rector of St. Benet's, 1747; Vicar of Grantchester and
Rector of Wilbraham St. John, 1752.
James Postlethwayte.
Clerk in the Treasury Office, Hatton Garden; F.R.S. 1754; died
1761.
P. 81. Thomas Fairchild.
Rector of Chigwell, Essex; died 1752.
P. 82. [31.] Nathaniel Bishop.
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Died 1790, aged 70.
Richard Neale Badcock.
Director of the South Sea Company; died 1783.
Joseph Champion.
Author of Vive la Plume and The Penman's Employment; died
1762,
P. 83. William Purcas.
One of the Six Clerks in Chancery; died 1766.

492
[1748-1876
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 84. [32.] William Rider.
Matric., St. Mary Hall, Oxford, June 22, 1739; son of John R., of
London, gen., aged 16; Scholar of Jesus Coll., 1744-49; Chaplain to
the Mercers' Company; died November 30, 1785.
P. 113. Philip Bateson.
Died September 13, 1793, "having been for many years School-
master at St. Paul's School" (G. Mag., p. 870). He was also
Lecturer at All Hallows, Thames Street. If the above is correct,
he must have been employed as an Assistant by Dr. Roberts (see
note on page 143), as his name does not occur in the School
Accounts.
P. 199. [41.] Charles Clark.
F.R.S.; died 1857.
P. 218. [43.] Thomas Cowper Hincks.
J.P., Barrister (Lincoln's Inn); died 1865.
P. 293. Alfred James Carver.
Examiner for the Classical Tripos, 1857-58.
P. 294. John Abernethy Kingdon.
Died January 5, 1906.
P. 295. [53.] Thomas Julius Henderson.
Died June 30, 1905.
P. 298. [54.] Dr. Joseph Hirst Lupton.
Died December 15, 1905.
P. 307. [57.] Edward Graham Alston.
There is a Tablet in Studland Church, Dorset,
To the beloved memory of
EDWARD GRAHAM ALSTON
of Trinity College Cambridge and of Lincoln's Inn
Queen's Advocate for the Colony of Sierra Leone
where after little more than twelve months'
assiduous attention to the duties of his office
he died from the fatal effects of the climate
on the 12th day of November 1872
in the 41st year of his age.
His sorrowing father
The Rector of this parish has placed this tablet.
P. 319. Walter John Lawrance.
D.D. (Cantab.), Honoris causa, 1905.
P. 322. [59.] Samuel Wetherfield.
Rector of Buckland, Surrey.
P. 324. [60.] Charles John Ridgeway.
Dean of Carlisle, 1905; D.D. (Cantab.), Honoris causa, 1905.

1748-1876]
493
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 332. [62.] Frederick William Spurling.
Warden of the Special Services Organisation, Chester Diocese.
P. 336. [63.] Edwin Ray Lankester.
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29
99
Royal Medallist, Royal Society, 1885; President (elect) of the
British Association for 1906.
John Richardson Illingworth.
Hon. Canon of Christ Church, Oxford.
Philip Howard Smith.
Judge of the County Court, Wolverhampton, 1905.
P. 346. Thomas Bentley.
Quarry and landowner, Natal, 1905.
P. 349. E. Forbes Lankester.
King's Counsel, 1905.
P. 354. [66.] William John Sparrow Simpson.
Chaplain of St. Mary's Hospital, Ilford, 1894; author of Our
Lord's Resurrection.
P. 361. [67.] Robert Percival Brown.
Incumbent of Holy Trinity, Stirling, N.B., 1905.

REGISTERS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
1877-1905.
OCCURRENCES DURING PRINTING, WITH SOME ADDITIONAL NOTES.
P. 72. Haydon, Robert Stafford.
Head Master, Secondary School, Helston, 1905.
P. 91. Crawley, John Sayer.
Adopted the theatrical profession.
First XV., also winner of the High Jump, Hurdles, and Quarter
Mile.
P. 94. Phillips, Arthur.
Civil Service, Post Office, 1883-85; Admiralty, 1886.
P. 100. Heather, Percy John.
B.A., London Univ.
P. 108. Dobson, George Francis Clement.
Ridley Hall, Cambridge; Missionary, Assistant Master, C.M.S.
Anglo-Chinese School, Shanghai.
First XV., 1886-88.
P. 115. Rowland, Percy Fritz.
Head Master of Townsville School, Queensland, 1905; Author of
The New Nation.
P. 124. Alabaster, Ernest.
Matriculated at Cambridge University, and entered as an advanced
student in Oriental studies (Chinese) at Christ's College, January,
1899, to April, 1899; received by Imperial Decree Civil Rank of the
Third Class and the Decoration of the Imperial Order of the Double
Dragon, Third Division, First Class, in April, 1904.
Author of Notes and Commentaries on Chinese Criminal Law, etc.,
chiefly based on the writings of Sir Chaloner Alabaster, K.C.M.G.
P. 200. Rowland, Stanley Chamberlain.
B.A., London University.
P. 207. Vernède, Robert Ernest.
Left in U. M. VIII., April, 1894. Journalist.
P. 228. Brodribb, Charles William.
Journalist.

1877-1905]
495
SCHOLARS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
P. 237. Wathen, Gerard Anstruther.
Professor of Political Economy, University of Lahore, India, 1905.
P. 263. Chapman, Hugh Wallis.
Fellow of University College, London, 1906.
P. 285. Garnett, James Clerk Maxwell.
Fellow of Trinity Coll., Camb., 1905.
P. 300. Bentwitch, Norman de Mattos.
Whewell (Law) Scholarship, Cambridge, 1905, and Members' Prize,
English Essay.
P. 302. Hall, Edgar Vine.
Civil Service Examination, 1905.
P. 305. Mitchell, Alan Alexander.
Civil Service (Colonial Cadet), 1905.
P. 311. Kisch, Barthold Schlesinger.
Civil Service Examination, 1905.
P. 313. Smith, Frank Gurney.
Department of Chemistry, University of Manitoba.
Bisley VIII., 1897 and 1898.
P. 315. Chambers, George Bennet.
Ordained Deacon (London), Lent, 1906.
P. 327. Williams, William Rayner.
Ordained Priest (Ripon), Lent, 1906.
P. 337. Palmer, Clarence Edward Stanhope.
Ottoman Interpreter, 1906.
P. 340. Dockrell, Morgan.
Commission (Dublin University), 1906.
P. 343. Leeson, Leslie Knight.
Commission, R.A., 1905.
P. 356. Young, Gerald Malcolm.
Fellow of All Souls' Coll., Oxford, 1905.
P. 361. Phillips, George Addison.
Casberd Scholar, St. John's Coll., Oxford, 1906.
P. 362. Ward, Edward Hugh.
Greenwich, R.N. College, Sword of Honour.
P. 372. George (not Greville), Neville Watson.
Perry Exhibitioner, 1905.
P. 381. Matthew, Herbert Edmund John.
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Symes Exhibitioner, Exeter Coll., Oxford, 1906.
Smyth Geoffrey Gee.
R.M.C., Sandhurst; commission in 1st Batt. West India Regiment.
P. 383. Bussell, Sidney Filer Barton.
Commission, R.A., 1905.
P. 398. Smyth, Guy Charles Gee.
First XI., 1903 to 1905; First XV., 1902 to 1905.

INDEX OF NAMES.
I.
1509-1875.
The names printed in italics are additions to the previous volume of Registers.
Abel, Mathew, 16
Adams, Francis Mantell, 61
Airey, Charles Alfred, 64
Aldrich, William, 11
Alexander, Richard, 15
Alford, Charles Richard, 49
Allastone, Joseph, 16
Allen, Francis Hordern, 63
Allen, John Wilson, 45
Allen, Joseph William, 45
Alleyn, -, 28
Allfree, Francis Ralph, 63
Alston, Alfred Edward, 68
Alston, Edward Graham, 57, 492
Anderson, Philip, 49
André, John, 35
Andrews, Thomas, 490
Antrobus, George L. N., 68
Ashton, Robert, 9
Aspinshaw, John, 36
Awbery, Samuel, 19
Ayscough, Philip, 19, 29
Baber, Henry, 41
Babington, Benjamin, 51
Babington, William, 52
Bacon, Thomas Sclater, 491
Badcock, Richard Neale, 491
Bailey, John Hooley Ella, 66
Baines, Jeremy, 18
Balderstone, John, 16]
Ball, -, 28
Ballantine, William, 48
Balston, George, 35
Barclay, James, 34
Barham, Richard, 43
Barham, Richard Harris Dalton, 48
Barker, James, 27
Barker, William Higgs, 33
Barlow, Henry Theodore Edward, 69
Barnard (not Pierrepoint), Francis Pierre-
pont, 65
Barnard, John Lockart, 38
Barnard, Markland, 46
Barnard, Robert Markland, 38
Barnard, Samuel, 39
Barnwell, John, 25
Baron (Barnes), Bartholomew, 11
Bartlet (Bartlett), James Tufton, 58
Bartlett, Joseph James Henry, 59
Bartlett, William, 24
Basset,, 20
Bassett, Henry John, 66
Bassett, Thomas, 17
Bateson, Philip, 492
Baty, Harold Jaques Law, 68
Baty, Sebert Conrad Elton, 69
Baylis, Robert, 22
Bean, John Philips, 46, 54
Beaumont, George Ducketts Barber, 45
Beckwith, Edward George, 44
Bell, George, 37
Bennett, Risdon Darracott, 61
Benson, John, 4
Bentinck, Lucius, Lord Viscount Falk-
land, 47
Bentley, John, 42
Bentley, Richard, 44
Bentley, Samuel, 42
Bentley, Thomas, 26
Bentley, Thomas, 490
Bentley, William, 42
Beresford, William, 39

1509-1875]
497
INDEX.
Bernard, William, 17,
Bernay (Bernays), Edwin Arthur, 51
Berney,, 28
Beverley, Thomas, 15
Bevir, Edward James, 49
Birch, Edward Mourant, 55
Bishop,-, 28
Birchinshaw, Maurice, 3
Blackmore, Arthur, 21
Blackmore, William, 10,
Bishop, Nathaniel, 31,
Blake, Charles Thomas, 51
Blake, Henry, 33
Blaksley (Blakesley, Joseph Williams, 48
Bland, Robert Norman, 67
Blanford, Nathaniel, 29
Bliss, John Daniel, 55
Blunt, Frederick Ashbournham, 58
Blyth, Edward Hamilton, 56
Blyth, Frederick Cavan, 57
Blyth, George Francis, 56
Boileau, Simeon John, 45
Bolde, John, 488
Bolton, Stephen, 491
Bonner, Arthur Thompson, 55
Boulter, James, 38
Bousfield, Alfred, 52
Boyce, John, 29
Boyell, John, 7
Boyle, Charles, 21
Boyle, Michael, 7
Bradby (not Hews), Edward Henry, 52
Bradford, Samuel, 17
Bramston, William, 61
Brandon, Woodthorpe, 48
Brewer, Samuel, 18
Brereton, Edward, 23
Bridges, William, 24, 29
Brodrick, John Barry, 49
Brookes, George, 39
Broughton, Charles Rivington, 37
Broughton, Thomas, 30, 37
Brown, Algernon Leslie, 68
Brown, Robert Percival, 67, 493
Brown, Samuel, 7
Brown, William, 46
Browne, Hardinge William, 60
Browne, John, 27
Browne, Robert Charles Latham, 62
Browne, Samuel, 488
Browne, Thomas, 26
Brownlow, Mr., 15
Bull, Henry, 491
Bull, Israel, 39
Bull, Nathaniel, 16, 489
Bullock, Thomas Warren, 67
Bunbury, Thomas, 8
Bures, Richard, 489
Burnaby, George Herrick, 55
Burnaby, Sherard Beaumont, 56
Burnaby, Thomas, 51
Burrows, Henry, 39
Burton, William, 9, 488
Butler, Daniel, 14
Butler, William, 24
Busfield, John, 26
Butterworth, Joshua Whitehead, 50
Byllingford, Thomas, 487
Cadman, John Montagu, 66
Calamy, Benjamin, 16
Calamy, Edmund, 16
Calvert, Robert, 11
Calvert, Rodolph, 11
Camden, William, 5
Campbell, John, 31
Capes, Joseph Child, 51
Capes, Silvester Charles, 53
Capes, William Wolfe, 57
Capper, George, 39
Cardrow, James, 24
Carew, Sir Peter, 4
Carpenter, William, 13
Carr, Colston, 32
Carr, Robert Lindon, 65
Carver, Alfred James, 54, 492
Cassin, Burman, 57
Cater, John, 6
Cause, William, 5
Cawne, Robert, 33
Chaloner, Thomas, 6
Chamberlayne, Charles, 24
Chambers, William, 488
Champion, Joseph, 491
Charles, George, 3, 31
Cherry, Anthony, 11
Chester, Edward, 20
Chester, Peter, 21
Chilton, George, 38
Chilton, Henry Charles, 45
Chiswell, Richard, 22
Cholmely, Sir Hugh, Bart., 24
Churton, Henry Burgess Whitaker, 47
Clarges, Thomas, 491
Clark, Charles Mansfield, 41, 492
Clark, John, 30
Clark, Richard, 34
Clark, William, 39
Clarke, Francis Coningsby Hannam, 60
Clarkson, Thomas, 37
Clay, Charles John, 53
Clement, John, 3
Clerke, Richard, 6
Cogram, William, 8
Coke, Edward Francis, 51
Cole, Jack, 15
Cole, Thomas, 5
Collett, Thomas, 30
Compton, Spencer, 21
Const, Francis, 34
Constable, John, 3
Cook, John, 4
Cooper, James, 46, 54
Cooper, James Hughes, 56
Coote, Algernon, 25
Copeland, William John, 46
2 K

498
INDEX.
[1509-1875
Corbière, Mark Anthony, 27
Corker, William, 13
Cotes, Roger, 25
Cotes, William Eastwick, 66
Cotterell, John, 16
Couchman, Charles, 50
Couchman, Edward Holbeche, 52
Couchman, John, 48
Couchman, Robert, 50
Couchman, Thomas Barnes, 50
Coward, Henry Bartholomew, 65
Coward, John Charles Lewis, 65
Cowley, Arthur Ernest, 67
Cowper, Spencer, 22
Coxe, Francis Lovelock, 49
Crackenthorp, Charles Churchill, 52
Crawley, John, 18
Cressar, Stephen, 19
Cribb, William Obadiah, 36
Crickett, John, 36
Crispe, Henry, 24
Cromleholme (Crumlum), Samuel, 12, 16
Crooke, Sir George, 24
Crosthwaite, Robert Joseph, 59
Crumpe, Timothy, 29
Culverwell, Nathaniel, 10
Culverwell, Richard, 8
Culverwell, Richard, 10
Cumberland, Richard, 13
Cumming, read Lean for Lear, Francis,
66
Currey, George Gilbert, 41
Currey, Reginald Henry Arthur, 68
Currie, George Andrew, 45
Currie, James, 44
Curtis, John, 42
Curwen, Darcy, 26, 490
Cuthbert, Edward, 33
Cuthbert, Edward, 40
Cutler, Leonard, 69
Docra, Periam, 16
Dodington, George, 18
Donaldson, Robert, 36
Donoghue, Edward Thomas, 62
Dormer, James, 27
D'Oyley, Sir Edmund, Bart., 23
D'Oyly (Doyly), Thomas, 33
Drake, Humfry, 12, 489
Draper, Samuel, 22
Druitt, Charles, 63
Duddell, John, 40
Dugard, Henry, 17
Duncombe, Peter, 5
Dunkon (Duncon), Eleazar, 10
Durham, James George, 42
Durham, William, 41
Durham, William A. C., 36, 46
Eades, Thomas Beach, 49
Eales, George, 16
Eaton, Charles Robert, 52
Ebsworth, George Searle, 48
Eddis, Arthur Shelly, 49
Edwards, Henry, 17-
Edwards, Richard, 11
Edwards, Richard, 30
Edwards, Richard, 36
Edwards, Richard Swinfen, 31
Eglefeilde, Anthony, 5
Elkington, Henry Percival, 68
Elliott, William Samuel, 57
Ellison,, 28
Elliston, Robert William, 40
Ellyson, Robert, 10
Escombe, Harry, 58
Escourt, John, 24
Evanson, Charles William, 49
Exton, Richard, 48
Dalton, Leighton Mayo, 63
Dalton, Philip Browne, 48
Damant, George Herbert, 66
Dance, George, 31
Dasent, Charles Underwood, 53
Davies, Herbert Hugh, 67
Davies, Reginald Stevenson, 52
Davies, Thomas, 13
Davis, -, 28
Davis (Davies), John, 39
Day, John Josiah, 48
Deane, Walter Meredith, 59
Deey, Alfred William, 58
Deighton, John, 22
Dell, Humfrey,
Dell, John, 18
30
Denny, Anthony, 3
Dew, John, 15
Diodati, Charles, 9
Dixon, -, 30
Fairchild, Thomas, 491
Farmer, Edward, 22
Faulkner, William Elisha Law, 42
Fawcett, John, 37
Fenton, Francis James Crosland, 62
Fenton, Perrott, 40
Ferrer, Edmund, 490
Fiddes, Thomas Machen, 26, 490
Field, Augustus, 55
Filmer, William, 37
Finch, Edward Stafford, 64
Finch, Robert, 42
Flintoff, Owen Sinclair, 58
Flintoff, Theodore Nevins, 59
Forster, Henry Rumsey, 49
Forth, William, 22
Fosbrooke, Thomas Dudley, 38
Fox, Francis, 18
Francis, Philip, 32
Freeman, Thomas, 4

1509-1875]
499
INDEX.
Gale, Roger, 490
Gale, Samuel, 22
Gale, Thomas, 18, 490
Gardiner, Edmund, 24
Gardiner, Robert Barlow, 54, 61
Garnett, John, 34
Gataker, Charles, 9
Gawler, George, 37
Gentry, Nathaniel, 27
Gibbon, Thomas, 20
Gibbs, George Leonard, 61
Gill, Alexander, 8
Gill, Alexander (Junior), 8, 11, 488
Gill, George, 8
Gill, Nathaniel, 9, 488
Girtin, Thomas Hogg, 56
Glaisher, Ernest Henry, 66
Glaisher, James Whitbread Lee, 63
Glover, Archibald Edward, 67
Glover, Rudolph Gustavus, 57
Goddard, Thomas. 24
Godden, Charles, 22
Godfrey,-, 28
Gooday, Robert Septimus, 52
Godfrey, Henry, 42
Goodall, Thomas, 23
Goodman, Val, 27
Goodwin, Samuel, 17
Gore, John, 45
Gore, Thomas, 44
Gouge, William, 7
Gower, Humphrey, 14, 489
Granville, Augustus Kerr, 50
Granville, Charles Robert, 51
Granville, Walter Long Bozzi, 49
Gray, Ralph, 24
Green (Greene), Maurice, 29
Greenall, John, 490
Greenwood, James, 30
Grenside, Charles Edward, 64
Gretton, Henry, 35
Gretton, Phillips, 490
Griffin, John, 35
Griffith, William, 91
Griffith (Griffiths), William, 55
Gurdon, Philip, 34
Gurney, John, 38
Gwilt, Joseph, 42
Hackluit, Daniel, 27
Hadley, E. A., 54
Hadow, Alfred McGregor, 68
Halcombe, Arthur William Follett, 57
Hale, Samuel, 56
Hall, George, 40
Halley, Edmond, 18
Halliday, Frederick James, 46
Hallward, John, 43
Hammond, Antony, 23
Hannen, James, 51
Harley, Thomas, 489
Harper, Edward, 41
Harris, George, 59
Harris, Henry Hemington, 43
Harrison, James Knowles, 64
Harrison, William, 4
Harrison, William, 22
Hassall, James, 47
Hassall, John, 8
Hastings, Henry James, 45
Hatley, Griffith, 23
Hatley, Thomas, 14
Hawes, William, 32
Hawkes, George, 48
Hawkes, Samuel, 44
Hayes, James, 24
Heath, Lindsay, 62
Heath, Thomas, 9
Heaviside, William James, 59
Helmore, Frederick John Ottley, 64
Henderson, Thomas Julius, 53, 492
Hepworth, John, 37
Herring, Richard Francis, 66
Hewson, William, 47
Hibbert, John, 32
Hickman, Henry, 487
Higgett, John, 26
Higgins, John, 38
Hilary, John, 26
Hill, Charles Marshall, 69
Hill, Henry, 61
Hill, Isaac, 40
Hill, Melsup, 50
Hill, Thomas, 8
Hilliard, Samuel, 21
Hincks, Thomas Cowper, 43, 492
Hippesley, William, 12
Hippisley, Gustavus Matthias, 38
Hobman, John, 10
Hockin, William, 46
Hodgett, George, 488
Hodgett, John, 8
Hoffman, Lewis, 32
Holcombe, Essex, 47
Holden, Christopher, 5
Holland, Samuel, 40
Holliman, Lionel, 7
Holmes (not Rustridge), William Rus-
bridge, 47
Holyday, Barten, 8
Hooper, George, 14
Horton, Thomas, 9
Hough, Thomas George Pattinson, 52
Houghton, Jonathan, 489
How, George Augustus Mayo, 59
How, Thomas, 18
Howard, Francis George, 61
Howes, Edward, 48
Howes, Frederick, 51
Howes, Henry, 51
Howson, John, 5
Hudson, Edward Francis Williams, 65
Hudson, Edward Taylor, 54 (bis)
Hudson, Herbert Kynaston, 68
Huleatt, Charles Bousfield, 68
Hunter, Matthew, 12
2 K 2

500
[1509-1875
INDEX.
Hunter, Sylvester Joseph, 56
Hurle, Henry, 39
Hurlock, Joseph, 43
Hutchinson, Michael, 19
Huthwet, John, 11
Hyde, G., 27
Hyde, John Thomas, 53
Hyde, W., 27
Hyslop, Archibald Richard Frith, 69
Illingworth, John Richardson, 63, 493
Inman, Samuel, 37
Jacob, James, 4
Jacobs, Frederick B., 55
Jacobs, Hugh, 55
Jaggard, Richard, 8
Jeffs, George, 20
Jephson, William, 50
Jeston, Henry William Eyre, 56
Johns, Henry Incledon, 64
Johnson, Adolphus Pugh, 44
Johnson, Charles Frederick, 41
Johnson, George Richard, 47
Johnson, Octavius Errington, 45
Johnson, Thomas, 5
Johnson, William, 48
Jones, Richard, 4
Jones, Wordsworth Everard, 67
Jowett, Benjamin, 51
Judge, Edward Conduitt, 45
Keen, Benjamin, 44
Kelly, Walter William, 64
Kelsey, Arthur Edward, 68
Kempe, Alfred Bray, 64
Kempe, Bartilmew, 8
Kempe, John Arrow, 62
Kempe, John Edward, 48
Kempthorne, John, 54
Kennedy, Hugh, 54
Kensit, Thomas Glover, 44
Ker, Mark Wetherby, 59
Kersley, Alexander (Anthony), 12
Killick, H. A. Milner, 64
King, Bryan Meyrick, 60
King, Frank Bowes, 52
Kingdon, James Durant, 55
Kingdon, John Abernethy, 492
Kingdon, William Zachariah, 53
Kingsford, Frederick William, 56
Knight, John, 24
Knox, Andrew Alexander, 50
Knox, Edmund Arbuthnott, 63
Knox, George, 50
Knox, Lindsay (Lindsey) Nevil (Neville),
65
Kowalski, Maurice Otho Stanislaus G.,
65
Kynaston, Herbert, High Master, 54
Lacey, Frederick Henry, 64
Lagoe, Thomas, 16
Lane, Charles Thomas, 60
Lane, Edward, 9
Lane, Joseph, 15
Lane, Samuel Armstrong, 45
Langley, John, 12
Langmore, Charles, 43
Lankester, E. Forbes, 493
Lankester, Edwin Ray, 63, 493
Lardner, Benjamin, 490
Latham, Daniel, 11
Laughton, Herbert Richard, 69
Laurence, Thomas, 489
Laurie, Robert, 34
Lawrance, George Woodford, 56
Lawrance, Walter John, 59, 492
Lawrence, George, 10
Lawrence, John, 31
Lawrence, Solden, 33
Lawrence, Thomas, 13
Lawson, John, 27
Lawton, Gilbert, 7
Leake, John, 25
Leake, Robert Martin, 41
Leathes, George Reading, 42
Lee,, 28
Lee, Charles, 24
Lee, Thomas, 18
Leftley, Charles, 40
Leggatt, Edward Owen E., 68
Leigh, Thomas, 26
Leng, John, 20
Lenny, Henry Stokes Noel, 57
Leonard, Arthur Allan, 64
Lethbridge, William, 54
Levintz (Levinge), Charles, 28
Levison, Edward, 5
Lidgold, John, 19
Lidgold, Richard, 19
Lightfoot, Richard, 24
Lily, William, 3
Linley, William, 40
Lipscombe, Launcelot Charles D'Au-
vergne, 65
Lister, George, 39
Litchfield, George, 34
Litchfield, Richard, 35
Little, Archibald John, 58
Little, Louis Stromeyer, 59
Little, Robert Williams, 58
Lloyd, Nathaniel, 20
Lock, Daniel, 25
Lock, William, 30
Longden, Charles Scudamore, 51
Longden, Henry William, 68

1509-1875]
501
INDEX.
Lord, Henry William, 57
Lord, William Satterly, 61
L'Oste, Charles Alfred, 44
Lowe, Thomas, 44
Luard, Thomas Davies, 60
Lugard, Frederick Grueber, 47
Lupset, Thomas, 3
Lupton, Joseph Hirst, Surmaster, 54, 492
Lyne, Augustus Adolphus, 59
Lyne, Francis Palmer, 58
McCarthy, Alfred Finucane, 61
McDowall, Robert Scott, 55
McGill, John Henry Champion, 62
Mackenzie, Harman, 64
Mackenzie, Henry Turing, 61
Maclaren, Charles Alexander, 63
Malym, William, 6
Man, Edmund, 489
Mansell, Edward, 23
Mansfield, Hugh McNeill, 62
Mapletoff, Mathew, 37
Mariette, Frank Auguste, 67
Marshall, Benjamin, 25, 490
Martin, Henry Bickham, 55
Martin, Reginald Joseph, 64
Master,, 28
Masters, William, 37
Mathews, Thomas Pardo, 41
Matthew, Henry James, 58
Mawson, Matthias, 26
Maxwell, John Goodman, 47
Maxwell, Peter Benson, 61
Maxwell, Robert, 21
May, Robert Costall, 56
May, William Costall, 53
Mayhew, Thomas, 16
Meade, Richard, 41
Medhurst, Walter, 44
Medley, John, 6
Melville, Henry Beresford, 50
Menzies, Alfred Irvine, 69
Merac, Moses Laporte, 39
Merriton, Thomas, 32
Meryell, Henry, 9
Metcalfe, Frederic, 56
Morison, Christopher, 491
Morley, Mark, 37
Moseley, Herbert Henry, 55
Mudde, John, 6
Mudde, Thomas, 6, 488
Mulcaster, Richard, 7
Muzio, James R. A., 45
Nalton, Samuel, 489
Neden, Edward (read Gerard), 26
Nethersole, William Peirce, 38
Neve, Gabriel, 29, 491
Newton, Robert, 20
Nicholl, Iltyd, 33
Nichols, John Bowyer, 41
Nichols, Robert Cradock, 52
Nichols, Rowland (Roland), 10, 488
Nichols, William, 19
Nicholson, Thomas, 21
Nightingale, Thomas, 3
Nind, Hubert Deane, 48
Nixon, Francis, 24
North, Jacob Hugo, 48
North, Samuel, 15
Northey, Edward, 17
Nowers, Beaupré, 19
Offley, Sir Thomas, 4
Oliver, James, 50
Oliver, Roderic, 59
Ollivant, Alfred, 45
Orme, William, 16
Ormerod, Edward, 49
Osborne, William Alexander, 49
Owen, Arthur Allen, 62
Owen, Thankfull, 11
Pagliardini, Tito, 54
Palmer, Charles Jasper, 67
Palmer, Henry Ingham Everard, 67
Palmer, James Lynwood, 69
Palmer, Samuel, 29
Panter, Herbert Gauntlett, 58
Panther, Arthur, 11
Metcalfe, Robert, 56
Michell, Richard, 38
Millard, John, 23
Parker, Henry, 17
Miller, Alexander Hamilton, 60
Parker, Thomas, 42
Miller, John, 43
Parkes, Richard, 32
Miller, John Kirkman, 43
Miller, Thomas, 59
Mince, William, 26
Monkhouse, Henry Clark, 56
Monkhouse, William Cosmo, 58
Moore, Aubrey Lackington, 64
Moore, Cecil, 64
Moore, Charles, 33
Moore, Christopher, 6
Moore, Corbet Metcalf, 53
Moore Herbert Augustine, 67
Parkhurst, John, 31
Parsons, Samuel, 27
Parsons, William, 32
Patch, Gayer, 35
Pead, Leonard, 491
Pearce, John, 36
Pearson, Thomas, 491
Pedder, Thomas, 34
Peers, Charles, 22, 490
Pepys, Samuel, 14
Perceval, Richard, 5

502
[1509-1875
INDEX.
Pett, Peter, 12
Phillips, Herbert Charles, 69
Pickering, Sherard, 29
Pickthall, Thomas Walter, 50
Pinckney, Francis, 31
Pinfold, Charles, 21, 490
Pinfold, Charles (Junior), 30, 491
Pitman, Edward Hanbury, 57
Pitt, George Morton, 491
Plumtree, Fitz-Williams, 490
Poland, Harry Bodkin, 56
Pollock, Charles Edward, 52
Pollock, Robert John, 49
Pollock, William Frederick, 49
Ponten, John, 39
Pory, Robert, 9
Postlethwayte, James, 491
Postlethwayte, John, 24
Postlethwayte, John, 30
Postlethwayte, Matthew, 24
Pott, John Frederick, 49
Powell, Baden Henry, 62
Powell, Edward, 10
Powell, George Smyth Baden, 63
Powell, Harold Macaulay, 65
Powell, John, 13
Powell, William Frederick, 47
Pratt, John, 6
Prendergast, Philip, 52
Prescott, Charles Andrew, 53
Prescott, Edward, 69
Prescott, Edward Barker, 56
Price, Lewis Colby, 67
Price, Uvedale, 490
Pridden, John, 34
Pritchard, Robert Albion, 53
Proby, -, 28
Prujean, Thomas, 12
Richards, William, 37
Richardson, -, 28
Richardson, William, 41
Rider, William, 32, 492
Ridgeway, Charles James, 60,
Ridgeway, Joseph W., 62
Ridout, George, 42
Ridout, George, 51
Rippon, William, 8
Ritwyse, John, 4
Roane, -, 28
Roberts, Alfred, 52
Roberts, Arthur Courtenay, 63
Roberts, Charles Coleby, 49, 54
Roberts, Henry Eugene, 65
Roberts, Richard, 31, 35
Roberts, William, 39
Robinson, William, 41
Robson, James, 23
Rodgers, Nicholas, 21
Rogers, Andrew, 27
Rogers, John, 30
Rogers, William Andrews, 52
Rose, Hyla Holden, 48
Rosenhagen, Philip, 32
Rosewell, William, 15, 489
Rowlatt, John Charles, 49
Royston, Peter Sorenson, 55
Ruffhead, James Thompson, 34
Rushton, Henry, 59
Rush, Henry John, 44
Rust, George Herbert, 65
Rust, John Basil, 65
Ryan, Lacy, 28
Rye, Edward, 47
Pugh, William, 38
Pullen, Joseph, 47
Purcas, William, 491
Pursglove, Robert, 3
Purvis, Michael, 30
Radcliff, William, 39
Radcliffe, Jonathan, 15
Ramsbotham, Francis John, 59
Rawlins, James Murray Richards, 55
Rawlins, Thomas Samuel Fraser, 55
Rawlinson, Richard, 28
Raynberd, Nicholas, 11
Rayner, John, 1, 487
Reade, Edward, 11
Raynes, Herbert Alfred, 68
Reade, Martin, 6, 487
Reeve, John, 11
Reynell, Vincent Charles Reynell, 63
Reyner (Rayner), William, 33
Reynolds, Edward, 12
Rhodes, William Mansfield, 65
Rice, Edward Heming, 53
Rich, Antony, 45
Safford, David John Dickson, 58
Safford, Frank, 64
Safford, James Cutting, 52
Safford, William Chartres, 54
St. Ledger (Ledger), Frederic York, 57
Salmon, George, 44
Salmon, John Stokes, 51
Salter, Stephen Thomas, 66
Sanderson, John, 487
Sanderson, Robert Nicholas, 57
Sanderson, Thomas, 6
Sandiford, Charles, 33
Sandiford, Peter, 33
Sandsbury, John, 7
Sandys, Edwin, 42
Sarjeant, Matthew Godmond, 44
Savage, Thomas, 29
Savory, John Field, 65
Scarborough, Charles, 10
Scarburgh (Scarborough), Edmund, 23
Schulhof, John Maurice, 66
Scrivener, Harry Stanley, 68
Seabrook, Thomas, 30
Seaman, Charles Edward, 64
Selwin, William, 31, 491
Semple, Charles Edward Armand, 62

1509-1875]
503
INDEX.
Sergrove, William, 32
Sewell, John, 37
Shackleton, Henry John, 46
Sharp,-, 27
Sharp, William, 42
Sharpe, John, 40
Shebbeare, Henry Francis, 54
Shepard, Arthur William, 67
Shepard, James William, 54 (bis)
Sherman, Randolph, 7
Short, Robert, 50
Shuter, Richard, 41
Simmonds, Henry, 24
Simpson, Charles Hillhouse Walker, 67
Simpson, William Antony, 47
Skynner, Thomas, 9
Slade, Robert, 33
Slater, John, 9
Sleath, John, 46
Slocock, Oliver Edmund, 58
Smee, Alfred Hutchison (Hutchinson),
60
Smith (Smyth), Alexander, 12
Smith, Baker Peter, 45
Smith, Cecil Clementi, 61
Smith, Clement, 61
Smith, Cornelius Winter, 58
Smith, Edward John, 43
Smith, Herbert Clementi, 57
Smith, Joseph, 36
Smith, Montagu Clementi, 60
Smith, Philip Howard, 493
Smith, Reginald V. C., 62
Smith, Richard, 39
Smith, Thomas John, 52
Smith, William Richard Baker, 43
Smyth, John, 6
Snell, Charles, 51
Snow, Edmund B., 53
Snow, John Pennell, 51
Soames, Henry, 43
Soames, James, 46
Sound, William, 7
South, Alfred William, 61
South, Edward Wilton, 63
Spence, Joseph, 23
Spilsbury, William, 38
Spurling, Frederick William, 62, 493
Spurling, John Walter, 60
Staige, Theodosius (not Thomas), 29, 491
Statham, Sherard Montague, 66
Steel, Peter, 58
Steele, Isaac, 26
Strahan, Thomas, 31
Strengthfield, Thomas, 18
Strype, John, 17
Suter, Andrew Burn, 55
Sutton, Edmund, 23
Swallow, Thomas, 24
Swinborne, Robert, 29
Talbot,, 28
Taverner, Harvey Edmnnd, 62
Tawney, Edward Archer, 47
Taylor, Henry, 43
Taylor, William Henry, 42
Templer, Lawrence Gwynne, 66
Templer, Reginald Gwynne, 66
Tenison, Edward, 21
Thesiger, Augustus, 37
Thesiger, Frederick, 35
Thicknesse, George, 35
Thomas, Charles, 27
Thomas, John, 39
Thomas, John Henry, 43
Thomas, William, 12
Thompson, Arthur Steinkopff, 57
Thompson, Henry, 14
Thompson, Robert, 24
Thomson, Henry Thurston, 48
Thomson, John, 4
Thoroton, R., 28
Thorpe, John, 21
Thorpe, Jordan, 22
Thorpe, William, 41
Tilson, Christopher, 490
Tippets, Arthur Stewart, 67
Tomlinson, William, 35
Tomlyns, Thomas Edlyn, 36
Tooke, Benjamin, 29
Toose, John, 8, 488
Toosey, Philip, 33
Totton, Stevens Dinely, 35
Towerson, Gabriel, 13
Townsend, George, 35
Tracy, Paul, 23
Tripp, Howard, 57
Trollope, Thomas Daniel, 37
Trotman, Edward, 24
Troubridge, Thomas, 35
Tuck, Richard, 9
Turner, John Goldicut, 60
Tyms, William, 29
Stephens,, 27
Stephens, Henry, 14
Stern, Henry Alfred, 67
Sterry, Nathaniel, 12
Stevens, Robert, 29
Stidolph, Thomas Dyer, 58
Stillingfleet, -, 28
Stillingfleet, Edward, 22
Stokes, Charles Samuel, 50
Stone, William Henry, 55
Stonestreet, Henry, 20
Vade, John Knox, 45
Vallance, Conrade James, 64
Venables, Gilbert, 62
Venn, Edward, 31
Venour, Stephen Charles, 48
Vere, Francis, 7
Vernam, Richard, 3
Villette, John, 33

504
[1509-1875
INDEX.
Vince, Samuel, 36
Vincent, Spencer, 53
Vinter, Sydney, 68
Votier, Daniel, 8
Wagstaffe, James, 30
Wagstaffe, John, 13
Wait, Edwin Thorne, 50
Wake, William Robert, 36
Wakeman, Edward, 21
Walch, -, really Walsh, Frederick, 38
Walker, Clement Frank, 61
Wallace, William, 48
Wallis, Arnold Joseph, 65
Wallis, Frederick, 65
Wallis, Henry White, 67
Walrond, Nicholas, 6
Walsingham, Francis, 7
Walton, William, 33
Warcop, Ralph, 5
Ward, Edward, 40
Warner, Daniel, 27
Warr, G. C. W., 54
Watson, James Harrison, 53
Watson, Wyndham Charles, 65
Webb, Benjamin, 50
Webb, George, 53
Webb, John, 41
Weeding, Benjamin William, 45
Welles, Samuel, 15
Wells, Francis Bishop, 40
West, Edward, 490
West, Miles, 26
Wetherell, Charles, 40
Wetherfield Samuel, 59, 492
Wetherley, Thomas, 18
Whitaker, William, 5
White, Claude Hamilton, 65
White, Lewis Meadows, 66
White, Thomas Archibald Starnes, 62
Whitehurst, Edward Capel, 53
Whitley, Arthur Charles, 59
Whittington, Henry Fothergill, 59
Whittington, Richard, 52
Wilgress, John Thomas, 41
Wilkie, George. 35
Wilkinson, Joseph, 63
Wilkinson, Thomas Foreman, 47
Williams, -, 28
Williams, Charles, 34
Williams, Frederic McKenzie, 60
Williams, Herbert Alban, 65
Williams, John Charles, 43
Williams, Roger, 21
Williams, Thomas, 33
Williamson, Frederick Clements, 63
Willis, Richard, 19
Willson, John, 43
Winch, Edmund, 6
Windle, Richard, 49
Windle, William Edward, 66
Windsor, Richard, 31, 37
Wiseman, Edmund, 30
Withers (Wither), James, 10
Wodsworth, John George, 51
Wood, William, 29
Woodford, John, 488
Woodford, Samuel, 14, 489
Woods, Thomas, 33, 35, 36
Woodward, -, 27
Worliche, Thomas, 27
Wright, -, 28
Wright, Philip, 50
Wyatt, Thomas, 26
Wyatt, William, 16
Yelverton, Henry, 14
Young, William Toy, 35

INDEX OF NAMES.
II.
1876-1905.
Abbott, Edmund Rushworth, 97
Abbott, Edwin, 92, 96
Abbott, John Ralph, 110
Abbott, John William, 92
Abraham, Edgar Gaston Furtado, 281
Abraham, Gerald Heguerty Furtado-,
372
Acklom, Spencer, 333, 370
Adams, Cecil Turner, 136
Adams, Francis Antony, 458
Adams, Francis William Rhys, 170
Adams, George Harold, 403
Adams, Gerald, 419
Adams, Henry Regnier, 142
Adams, Herbert Windham, 264
Adams, John Dingle, 188, 228
Adams, Maurice Spenser Rowe, 403
Adams, Walter Alwyn Cole, 454
Adams, William Grylls, 159, 169
Adamson, James Weeden Woodhams,
225
Adler, Benjamin Isidore Herbert, 272
Ainsworth, Arthur Reginald, 247
Ainsworth, Henry Lawrence, 299
Ainsworth, Ralph Bignell, 213
Ainsworth, William John, 136
Airey, Rowland Montagu, 356
Aitken, Robert Mempes, 278, 308
Alabaster, Ernest, 124, 494
Alberga, Eugene, 299
Albridge, Douglas John, 388
Alderson, Arthur Roy, 379
Alderson, Edward Reginald, 347
Aldridge, Thomas Henry Unite, 148
Alexander, Charles Shuldham, 243
Alexander, Ernest Dundas, 264
Alexander, Percy Herbert, 454
Alexander, Philip Frederick, 78
Alexander, Sidney Arthur, 91
Alexander, William Dallas, 213, 243
Alexander, William Stuart Haldane, 264,
281
Allan, Charles Henry, 230
Allan, Percy Stuart, 170
Allcock, Christopher Ridley, 238
Allen, Cyril Edmund Bailey, 414
Allen, Evelyn Prestwood Seymour, 379
Allen, Francis John, 82
Allen, George Henry, 157
Allen, Greville John Buxton, 338
Allen, Guy Francis Seymour, 363
Allen, Hugh Evelyn, 278
Allen, James Burt, 225
Allen, Ralph Emeric, 433
Allen, Reginald Seymour, 228
Allen, Robert Francis Clennell, 388
Allen, Robert James Hammond, 116
Allin, Auriol Sealy, 105, 119
Allin, Lionel Frederick Norwood Sealy,
230
Alston, James Casper Trevelyan, 398
Alton, William Lester St. John, 283
Alves, Roger Nathaniel Jerome, 442
Ambrose, William George Leofric, 244,
319
Amsler, Albert Maurice, 213
Amyot, Thomas Engelheart, 278
Anderson, Alexander Frederick B., 419
Anderson, Henry George, 174
Anderson, James Drummond, 395, 413
Anderson, John William Stewart, 153,
157
Anderson, Martin Alan, 395, 426
Anderson, Matthew Edmund Moore, 299
Anderson, Robert Hay, 119
Andras, John Bertram, 445
Andrew, Thomas Harold, 458
Andrews, Dennis Rivers, 291
Andrews, Guy Edmund, 319
Andrews, Hugh, 347
Angus, Henry Crawford, 164
Ansorge, Eric Cecil, 388, 402
Ansorge, Gerald Percival, 356, 402
Appleton, John Hoblyn, 291, 297
Arathoon, Agacy Montague, 170
Arbib, Umberto David, 238
Arbuthnot, William John, 382, 402
Archer, James Henry Lawrence, 117
Archibald, Bruce Gordon, 399
d'Arenberg, Louis Arthur Bingham, 405
Arfwedson, Alfred Dering Ashurst, 213
Argles, Ernest Edward, 202

506
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Argles, Robert Lendon, 132
Arkill, Horace Arthur, 442
Arkinstall, Percy Pearce, 221
Arkwright, Reginald Francis, 248
Armfield, Hubert Edward, 97
Armitage, Arthur Hancock, 446
Armstrong, Brian Desmond, 431, 445
Armstrong, Charles James, 159
Armstrong, Lionel Wellesley, 328
Armstrong, Richard Herbert Seymour, 87
Armstrong, William John Ennis, 86
Arnett, Edward John, 194, 211
Arnett, George Percy, 176
Arnett, Frederic Henry, 136
Arnold, Bening Mourant, 388
Arnold, Frank Stanley, 105
Arnold, John Kenneth, 463
Arnould, Alfred Launcelot, 248
Arnould, Francis Graham, 176
Arnould, Henry Lloyd, 148
Arnould, Loris Arthur, 273
Arter, Arthur Marshall, 213
Arter, Erland, 379
Arthur, David Greig, 431
Ashby, Marcus Warner, 309
Ashton, Raymond Llewellyn, 193
Ashton, Walter Herbert, 79
Ashworth, Arthur Alan, 97
Ashworth, Sidney Herbert, 121
Asslin, George Houstoun, 404
Astley, Nelson Theodore, 410
Aston, Herbert William, 73
Atchison, Charles Claremont, 148
Atchison, George Tournour, 213, 228,
283
Atkins, Wilfred Charles, 96
Atkinson, Ernest Francis Joseph, 159
Atkinson, George James Mouncey, 230
Atkinson, Howard Hutton, 338
Atkinson, James Francis, 248
Atlay, Marcus Ethelbert, 314
Attenborough, Carlisle Robert Walter,
399
Austin, Hugh Cecil Havelock Piercey,
410
Avern, James Waters Earnscliffe, 273
d'Avigdor, Digby Charles Henry, 196
d'Avigdor, Waldo Percy Henry, 196, 225
Ayrton, Edward Russell, 338
Ayrton, Frank Alsager, 404
Bacharach, Alfred Louis, 457
Bacon, Clarence Hayden, 426
Bacon, Stanley Charles, 435
Bagot-Harte, Irvine William, 356, 385
Baguley, John Minty, 282
Bailey, Arnold Savage, 300
Bailey, Austin, 170
Bailey, Charles Thomas Peach, 320
Bailey, Cyril, 121
Bailey, Edmund Savage, 202, 228, 283
Bailey, Geoffrey, 259
Bailey, George Frederick Selborne, 273,
297
Bailey, Gervaise, 194, 201
Bailey, Henry James, 103
Bailey, John Henry Shackleton, 243
Bailey, Lionel Danyers, 273
Baines, Cuthbert Edward, 262
Baker, Ernest Edward, 95
Baker, Septimus Stephen, 95
Baker, William Sebastian Graff, 431
Balcomb, Arthur John, 388
Balcomb, Herbert Francis George, 347,
370
Balcomb, Ronald Patterson, 458
Baldock, Frederick Ross, 445
Balfour Browne,
Francis, 164
William
Baliozian, Carnic, 189
Baliozian, Vahan, 328
Alexander
Ball, George Keith Devereux, 339
Ballard, Edward, 446
Balthasar, Ewald, 320
Balthasar, Gustave, 135
Balthasar, Oscar Monat, 244
Baly, Laurence Hubert, 446
Bambridge, George Adolf, 356, 385
Bambridge, Hugh Gordon, 395, 418
Bannerman, D'Arcy, 189
Bannerman, Kenneth Mordaunt, 176
Banting, Douglas Bickham, 426, 442
Barber, Herbert Frederick, 73
Bardsley, Joseph Udell Norman, 87
Bardsley, Percy Crofts, 87
Bardsley, Samuel Martyn, 87
Barkby, Edwin Manton, 297
Barker, Cecil Holroyd, 363
Barker, Frank Cecil, 176
Barlow, Clement Anderson Montague,
101
Barlow, Hugh Christopher Heneage, 124
Barlow, William Rawson, 404
Barnaby, Kenneth Coules, 404
Barnard, George Lyon, 189
Barnard, John, 159, 164
Barnes, Alec Nevison, 439
Barnes, Algernon Martin, 435
Barnes, Edward Arthur, 116
Barnes, Eric Earle, 463
Barnes, George, 213
Barnes, Henry Edgar, 248
Barnes, John Egerton Martin, 356
Barnes, Leonard Martin, 320
Barnes, Sidney Reeves, 189
Barnett, Thomas Henry Maughan, 367,
385
Barr, William Arthur, 347
Barratt, Arthur Gordon, 404
Barrett, Andrew William, 278
Barrett, Arthur Henry Broome, 356
Barrett, Harold Horwood, 339
Barrett, John Frances Burney, 300, 317
Barrett, John Horwood, 283
Barrett, Lindsay Edward Sheldon, 451
W

1876-1905]
507
INDEX.
Barrett, Robert Guy Lionel, 320, 385
Barter, Adrian Elliott, 431
Bartlett, Basil Sorley, 213
Bartlett, Hubert Dudley, 404
Bartlett, John Alfred, 458
Barron, Albert Alfred, 184
Barron, George Harold, 189
Barry, Charles Edward, 246
Barry, Claude Randolph, 339
Barry, George Ernest, 273
Barry, James Tilson, 273, 282
Barry, Lawrence Carter, 367
Barry, Thomas, 420
Bartlett, Frank Dyson, 300
Bartlett, Howard John, 202
Barton, Folliott Cyril Montgomery, 213
Barton, Henry Charles Johnston, 248
Barton, Montague Down, 264
Barton, Robert, 339
Barton, Sidney, 238, 262
Barwell, Rowland Clint, 148
Bass, Eric Bethune, 458
Bate, Herbert Newell, 117
Bateman, Cecil Alfred, 395
Bates, Isaac Grainger, 382, 413
Bates, Leonard Reginald, 309
Batstone, John, 347
Batstone, Walter Waterfield, 320
Batting, Leonard Colville, 333
Batting, Montagu Ernest, 357
Batty, Basil Staunton, 124
Batty, Francis de Witt, 231, 246
Batty, Henry Edmund, 124, 139
Batty, William Gladwyn, 184
Baxter, George Stacy, 439
Baxter, Harold Hosier, 367
Bayley, Frederick William Shepherd,
320
Beadnell, Herbert Owen Marsh, 309
Beadon, Richard Musgrave, 214
Beadon, William Robert Coleridge, 214
Beadon, Richard Musgrave, 228
Beak, Albert Walter, 273
Beal, Edmund Wallis Ridley, 118
Beal, Noel Watkin, 347
Beale, Miles Ariel, 124
Beamish, Donald Stewart, 395
Beamish, Earl Douglas, 427
Beamish, Sackville Edward Cecil Hamil-
ton, 153
Beard, Stanley Oliver, 364
Beasley, Ernest Cecil Watkin, 111
Beaty-Pownall, George Ernest, 221
Beaty-Pownall, Thomas Trelawny, 329
Beaumont, Frederick William, 225
Beaumont, Noel Charles, 176
Beazley, Charles Raymond, 97
Beckett, Leopold Cyril Malcolm, 463
Beeman, Maurice Maxwell, 427
Beer, Edwin John, 278
Behr, Bernhard Moritz Edward, 214
Beit, Francis Owen Victor, 177
Beit, Rupert Owen, 435, 454
Bell, Alan, 84
Bell, Charles David Jarrett, 309
Bell, David Douglas, 466
Bell, Henry Thurburn Montague, 177,
193
Bell, Hugh Reginald, 309
Bell, Oswald Marmaduke D., 177
Bell, Richard Eardley Thomas, 309, 336
Bendall, John Manley, 446
Benn, Gilbert Anthony, 395
Bennet, Tyrell, 414
Bennett, Charles James, 142
Bennett, James Bury Sterndale, 439
Bennett, Reginald Thorne, 364
Benson, Alick Cole, 273
Benson, Hugh, 320
Bentley, Edmund Clerihew, 177
Bentley, Francis Bernard, 309
Benton, Ivan, 418
Benton, Norman Molyneux, 404
Benton, Walter Molyneux, 357
Bentwitch, Norman de Mattos, 300, 317,
495
Beresford, St. George Ross, 184
Bergne, Charles Henry, 124
Bergne, Hervey A'Court, 124
Bergne, Robert Brodribb, 214
Bergthiel, Cyril Jonas, 259
Berkeley, Edward, 225
Berlyn, Bernard Henry Alfred Forbes,
388
Bernays, Albert Evan, 157
Bernheim, Harry, 418
Bertram, Francis George Lawder, 177,
201
Best, William Stephen, 170, 174
Bevan, Cecil Stuart Reginald, 221
Bevan, David John Davies, 132
Bevan, Frank, 170
Bevan, Hopkin Llewelyn Willett, 116
Bevan, Stuart James, 121, 189
Bewsher, Frederick William, 372, 442
Bewsher, Robert, 445
Beyts, Herbert William Hope, 194
Beyts, Clement Ayerst, 177, 188
Beyts, Cyril Freeman, 273, 282
Beyts, Roger Fleetwood Sconce, 248
Bidder, Harold Francis, 189, 201
Bidder, Maurice McLean, 259
Biden, Henry Alfred, 373
Biden, Soden William, 320
Bidwell, Leonard Shelford, 214
Bigby, Louis Ives Miller, 124, 139
Bigby, William Scott, 111
Bingemann, Harold Edward, 357
Bingemann, Leslie Steele, 373, 385
Bingham, Charles D'Arcy, 446, 457
Binyon, Charles Arthur, 125, 139
Binyon, Francis Dockray, 159
Binyon, Robert Laurence, 102
Birch, Arthur Cecil, 427
Birch, Arthur Clarkson, 420, 445
Birch, William Colet, 364, 385
Birch, William Frederick, 373, 388
Bird, Augustus Gordon, 373

508
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Bird, Cecil Godfrey, 333
Bird, Ernest Roy, 351
Bird, Frederick Dudley, 207, 228, 273
Bird, Stephens, 427
Bishop, Charles Frederick, 116
Bithrey, Ernest Shilton, 463
Black, Algernon Murray, 248
Black, Guy, 208
Black, Kenneth, 283
Black, Walter Geoffrey, 309
Blacker, William Stewart, 159
Blackford, Robert Walter, 294
Blackman, Aylward Manley, 382
Blackman, Henry George Bonham, 404
Blake, Herbert Frederick, 84
Blake, John Humphrey, 427
Blake, Thomas Fitzroy, 244
Blake, William Harvey, 404
Blanckensee, Leslie Rousseau, 395
Blanco-White, George Rivers, 320, 371
Blanco-White, Noel, 435
Bland, Charles Roxberry, 339
Blandford, Francis George, 208, 228, 278
Blandford, Walter Folliot, 189
Blenkinsop, Edward Robert Kaye, 108
Blenkinsop, Frederick Linton, 113
Blest, Charlie, 255
Bletsoe, John Henry, 283, 314
Blockley, Harold Edwin, 87
Blockley, Hugh Metcalfe, 87
Blogg, George Alfred Knollys, 125
Bluett, Richard Warre, 225
Blundell, Charles Cecil, 435
Blunt, Henry, 108
Blyth, George Herbert, 333
Blyth, Philip Gledstanes, 194
Bockett, Henry Symonds, 136
Boddy, Guy Gerald Dalrymple, 459
Boddy, Thomas Webb, 118
Bokenham, Thomas Jessopp, 86
Bolter, Arthur Edward, 435, 445
Bolter, Charles Albert, 395
Bond, Walter Tremayne, 451
Bone, William, 142
Booth, Francis Filgate, 368
Boswood, Charles George Gordon, 388
Boulenger, Charles Leopold, 347, 354
Boulenger, Charles Robert, 339
Boulenger, Cecil Robert, 386
Boulenger, Edward George, 420
Bourdas, Ernest Clarkson, 165
Boulton, Harold Edward Baker, 142
Boulton, John, 451
Bourdas, Isaiah, 170
Bourne, Edward James, 75, 78
Bourne, Henry Bleckly, 101
Bourne, Walter Fox, 105
Bousfield, Philip Edward, 357
Bovet, Verner Charles Aloys, 283, 336
Bowden, Alan Gordon, 427
Bowden, Harold Arthur, 351
Bowden, Herbert Fred, 404
Bowden, Hubert Moxhay, 395
Bowen, Harry Townsend, 389
Bowlby, George Elliott Lewis, 464
Bowles, William Stanley Randolph, 399
Bowley, John Carter, 137
Bowra, Cecil Arthur Verner, 125
Box, Robert Dixon, 93
Box, Stanley Longhurst, 142
Boyce, William Steele, 231
Boyd, Clive Kingsley, 389
Boyd, Francis David, 420
Boyd, Francis Turnley Meik, 278
Boyd, Gerald Farrell, 221, 228
Boyd, Harry Robert, 255
Boyd, William Stuart Jackson, 294
Boyle, George William, 202
Boyton, Charles Henry Leonard, 368
Brackenridge, Upton Percival, 148
Bradbury, John Evelyn Claude, 283
Braddell, Thomas Arthur Darcy, 320
Bradgate, Lionel, 357, 371
Bradley, Claude, 404
Bradley, Edwards Comerford Lennox,
118
Bradly, Stephen Reginald Neville, 132,
135
Braidwood, Harold Lithgow, 140
Braithwaite, William Albert, 159
Bramall, Claud Arthur, 399
Brandon, Arthur John Spiller, 284
Brandon, Gordon Normanby, 443
Brandon, Henry Suffolk, 284
Brandon, Roy Victor, 457
Brass, Horace Lot, 291
Brass, Leslie Stuart, 451
Brend, William Alfred, 153, 201
Brennan, Sidney John, 87
Brenon, Edward Percy Algernon, 202
Brenon, Ernest Augustus Somerset, 244
Brentnall, Charles Philip, 427
Brentnall, Edward Stanley, 404, 418
Brentnall, Thomas Creswell, 404
Brett, Erskine Templeton, 153
Brett, Harvey Edwin, 159
Breul, Charles Walter, 165
Breul, Frederick Alexander, 153
Brewer, Frederick Stanley, 321
Brewer, John, 347
Brewer, Melville, 399
Brewer, Tom Llewellyn, 389
Brewis, Roddison Douglas, 454
Brichieri-Colombi, Gioran Andrea Ernes-
to Gateano Domenice, 351
Bridges, Harry Rowland, 291
Bridges, Hugh Cuthbert, 389
Brimblecombe, Stanley Leemore, 339
Brimblecombe, William Harris, 427
Brinton, Henry Grant, 389
Brittain, Arthur Hyde, 405
Britten, Frank Curzon, 147
Britton, Alfred Edward, 142
Britton, Charles John James, 364
Britton, Roland Arthur, 357
Broad, Hubert Frederick, 347
Broad, John Clement, 291
Broadley, Charles Edward Matthew, 333

1876-1905]
509
INDEX.
Broadley, Hamilton William, 427
Brock, Basil de Lisle, 291
Brockwell, Frederic Henry Charles, 278
Brodhurst, Bernard Richard Penderel,
466
Brodribb, Charles William, 228, 495
Brodribb, Francis Arthur, 278
Bromage, James Vincent Bennett Raikes,
321
Bromilow, William Athelstan, 103
Bromley, Cuthbert, 231
Bromley, Hugh, 214
Bromley, Lancelot, 364
Bromley, Raymund, 309, 371
Bromley, Valentine Herbert, 309
Brooks, Bernard Clifford, 459
Brooks, Hubert James, 339
Broomfield, Albert Ernest, 100
Brotchie, Robert Trail, 420
Browett, Harold Arthur, 447
Browett, Thomas Norman, 451
Brown, Charles Barrington, 357, 386
Brown, Colin Selwyn, 447
Brown, Frederick Gordon Kemp, 435
Brown, George Eustace Riou Grant, 97
Brown, Gerald Hale, 357
Brown, Harold Stuart, 389
Brown, Hugh Barrington, 395
Brown, Ian Macdonald, 427
Brown, Marshall Henry, 339
Brown, Oliver Gustav Frank, 399
Brown, Percy Richard Barrington, 308
Brown, Sydney Gordon, 414
Brown, Walter Hubert, 357
Brown, Wilfrid Roland Alexis, 451
Brown, William Heron, 125
Brown, William John, 110, 119
Browne, Barry Matthew Charles Sleater,
159
Browne, Edward Wemyss, 184
Browne, Horace Fairfax Moresby, 226
Browne, Leslie Swinton, 132
Browne, Salwey Wemyss, 231
Browne, Samuel Swinton, 132
Browne, Walter Wemyss, 300
Browne, William Barrington, 231
Browne, William Percival, 447
Bruce, Charles Mathews, 193
Bruce, John, 248
Bruce, John Elliot Lidderdale, 148
Bruce, Malcolm Edward Lloyd, 153
Bruce, Thomas Langloise, 248
Brunt, Edgar Harold, 231
Brunyate, James Bennett, 147
Bruzard, Hubert George, 357
Buckland, Lionel Lindsay, 386
Buckle, Herbert Stewart, 165
Buckley, Arthur Burton, 238
Buckley, Hugh John Paul, 291
Buckley, John Wall, 357
Buckley, Peter Frederick Joseph, 464
Buckley, Gerald William, 333
Bull, Alfred Ernest, 113
Bull, Edward Augustus, 159
Bull, Harry Spencer, 420
Bullard, Ernest Gilbert, 368
Buller, Arthur Cheverton, 160
Buller, Percy Hutchinson, 214
Buller, William Ayerst Hooker, 153
Bullock, Arthur Ernest, 414, 433
Bullock, Gerald Frank, 439
Bunting, Sidney Percival, 214
Burford, Hubert Fred, 427
Burlinson, Henry Augustus, 125
Burlinson, Reginald, 189
Burne, Cecil Alfred, 226
Burnett, William Hodgson, 195
Burnett-Hurst, Alexander Robert, 443,
459
Burns, James Alexander, 414
Burns, John Stephen, 439.
Burnside, George Charles Thomas Clark-
son, 414
Burrage, John Henry, 132
Burrage, Cyril Charles Webb, 333
Burraston, Edgar, 278
Burraston, Henry, 259
Burrell, Hubert Victor, 427
Burrell, Hubert Vincent, 466
Burton, Charles Vandeleur, 105, 106
Burton, Claude Edward, 116
Bush, Harrington Paul, 95
Bushe-Fox, Joscelyn Plunket, 300
Bushell, Harold Collard, 83
Bushnell, Frank George, 106, 119
Bussell, Sidney Filer Barton, 383, 402,
495
Butcher, William Ernest Norman, 431.
Butler, Charles Cecil, 265
Butler, Frederick Leonard, 454
Butler, Harold, 315
Butler, Harold Branson, 226
Butler, Maurice, 383
Butler, Robert George Henry, 177
Butler, Thomas Harrison, 154
Butt, Ashworth Clegg, 300
Butt, Wheatley Clegg, 294
Button, Arnold Elliott, 414
Buzzard, Charles Norman, 137, 157, 208
Buzzard, Frank Anstie, 214, 243
Bryant, Arthur Ranney, 75, 78
Byers, Basil Harold, 189
Byers, Cyril Bertram, 125
Byers, Guy Eustace, 177
Bryant, Charles John, 98
Bryant, Edward Stanley, 93
Bryant, William George, 82
Buchanan, Harry Leslie Barwell, 284
Buchanan, Hugh Alexander Kenneth,
389
Buchanan, James Claude, 364
Buckland, George Neville, 357
Caddy, Adrian, 248, 298
Cadell, Arthur William Rees, 73
Calf, Reginald Arthur Digby, 291

510
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Calkin, Stanley Joseph Purdy, 244
Calogreedy, Arthur William, 414
Calogreedy, George Charles, 420
Calthrop, Dion William Palgrave Clay-
ton, 249
Calthrop, Donald Ernest Clayton, 415
Calthrop, Everard Ferguson, 208
Calthrop, Ian James Duncan Clayton,
364
Camacho, Angel, 274
Camacho, Carlos H., 443
Camacho, Dionisio, 274
Cameron, Donald Stevenson, 351
Campbell, Arthur Edward Bradley, 439
Campbell, Charles Graham, 300
Campbell, Colin Richard, 383, 399
Campbell, Edmund Alfred, 451
Campbell, Frederick Gerald, 73
Campbell, James Archibald Locknell, 274
Campbell, Ronald Francis Walker, 431
de Candole, Armar Corry Vully, 137
Cane, Arthur James, 74
Capel-Davies, Arthur Gerald, 184
Card, Alfred Herbert, 103
Card, Ernest William, 140
Card, Stanton Freeland, 78
Cardwell, Ernest Henry, 226
Cardwell, Harold Rowland, 195
Cardwell, Leofric William, 184
Cardwell, John Herbert, 214
Cardwell, Percy Barnes, 177
Cardwell, William, 373
Carew, Cyril Joseph Theodore, 447
Carey, Arthur Reginald, 125
Carey, Hugh, 249
Carey, John, 84
Carey, Seymour James, 165
Carey, William Reginald, 265
Cargill, Clement, 83
Carlile, Christopher, 231
Carlile, Edward, 195
Carlile, Victor Wilson, 125
Carlisle, Arthur Ivo, 314
Carlisle, John Edward Gordon, 373
Carlisle, Percy William, 202, 243
Carlisle, Prendergast Bennett, 189
Carmichael, Ronald William, 405
Carmichael-Smyth, George Henry Hynd-
ford, 339
Carpenter, Henry Cort Harold, 165
Carpenter, Herbert Lant Viret, 165
Carr, Howard Ellis, 274, 298
Carr, Talbot Effingham, 315, 332
Carrick, John Connell, 295
Carruthers, Kenneth St. Clare, 383
Carruthers, Percy George, 405
Carter, Ernest Shaen, 249
Carter, George Christopher, 255
Carter, Gerald Francis, 265, 282
Carter, Herbert Pering, 215, 228
Carter, Wilfred Becher, 154
Carter, William Francis, 137
Carter, William Leonard, 215
Cartwright, Frederick Leonard, 160
Cartwright, Hubert Scott, 259
Cartwright, John Cameron, 358
Carver, Eustace William, 142
Carver, Frank Charles, 160
Carvick, Thomas Prescott, 274
Case, Robert Arundel, 137
Cassel, Harry Spencer, 396
Castle, Frank Abercrombie, 295
Castle, Horace Guthrie, 249
Castle, Hugh Septimus, 333
Castle, Leslie Octavius, 379
Cautley, Arthur Oldfield, 170
Cautley, Richard William, 170
Cavalier, Arther Ramsden, 284, 294
Cavalier, Cyril Gordon, 373, 413
Cavalier, Francis Bernhard, 427, 445
Cavalier, Harold Omer, 274, 298
Cavalier, Herbert Ramsden, 226, 228
Cavalier, Walter Arnold, 274
Challoner, Alan Crawhall, 459
Chalmers, Frank Grahame, 195
Chalmers, Howard Alexander Deschamps,
259
Chamberlin, William Lacy, 439
Chambers, Donald William, 440
Chambers, George Bennet, 315
Chambers, Guy Oldham, 396
Chambers, Robert Seymour Bennet, 373
Chambers, Walter Theodore Gervase,
125
Chamier, Alfred Edward, 298
Chamier, Anthony, 457
Chamier, Francis Capper, 274, 282
Chamier, John Adrian, 354
Chamier, Richard Outram, 420, 433
Chamier, Stephen Dupré, 154
Champion, Ernest William, 165
Champion, George James, 104
Chandler, Arthur Frederick Neale, 358
Channer, Alfred Orlando, 140
Channer, Frederick Francis Ralph, 190,
193
Channer, George Kendall, 154
Chaplin, James Graham, 154
Chaplin, Lindsay Lennox, 300, 328
Chaplin, Robert Landells, 142
Chapman, Donald Poyntz, 259
Chapman, Harold Frederick, 431
Chapman, Hugh Wallis, 263
Chapman, Walter Harvey, 195
Chappell, Frederick Edmundson, 300
Chappell, George Henry, 333
Charke, Carrington, 321
Charlesworth, Alexander Lee Innes, 100,
113
Chater, Arthur Reginald, 84, 91
Chatterton, George, 295
Cheales, Eric Bellingham, 95, 96
Cheers, Henry Alexander, 333
Cheers, Wilfroy Anson, 389
Cheesman, Leonard Henslowe, 274
Cherry, Charles Cameron Leslie, 171
Chester, George Frederick Grove, 171
Chester, Henry Lancelot Gordon, 274

1876-1905]
511
INDEX.
Chesterton, Cecil Edward, 265
Chesterton, Frank Sidney, 208
Chesterton, Frederick, 295
Chesterton, Gilbert Keith, 165
Chesterton, Hugh, 447
Chesterton, John Arthur, 415
Chesterton, Maurice, 348
Chesterton, Sidney James, 255
Child, Charles John Mead, 142
Child, George Malcolm, 321
Child, John Albert, 435
Child, William Henry, 451
Chisholm, Douglas Kerr Joseph, 454
Chisman, Frank William, 215, 228
Chisolm, Robert Alexander, 220
Cholmeley, Edward Henry, 174
Cholmeley, Montague Adye, 165
Chown, Herbert, 373
Chown, John Stanley, 373
Chown, Joseph Leslie, 451
Chowne, Cecil Tilson, 231
Christie, Alan John, 435
Christie, Harold, 300
Christie, Harold Hutton, 380
Christie, James Traill, 195
Christie, Robert Cecil, 389
Christian, John Beresford, 208
Christian, William, 226
Chubb, Claude Hampton, 255
Chubb, Geoffrey Alford, 351
Chubb, Gilbert Charles, 231
Church, Edmund Finnis Richard, 238
Church, Robert Husey, 265
Chute, Lawrence Vere, 265
Chute, Mervyn Lyde, 301
Chute, William Henry, 125
Clare, George Bertram, 464
Clarence, John Laurence, 334
Clark, Cecil, 249
Clark, Francis William, 82
Clark, George Frederic Headington, 87,
119
Clark, Hubert Charles, 249, 275
Clark, Hubert Edward, 190
Clark, John, 221
Clark, John Pain, 149
Clark, Norman Hallam, 284
Clark, Stuart Harrington, 111
Clarke, Arthur Beaumaris, 249
Clarke, Arthur Spottiswoode, 380
Clarke, Charles Agacy, 136
Clarke, Charles Harold Walpole, 284
Clarke, George D'Almaine Campbell,
415
Clarke, Gerald, 440
Clarke, Harold Ferrier, 178
Clarke, Harold Wrangel, 116
Clarke, John Henry, 457
Clarke, Leveson Campbell, 396
Clarke, Lionel William, 165
Clarke, Percy, 405
Clarke, Robert Lucas Hyrapiet, 119
Clarkson, George Aylwin, 120
Clarkson, George Flint, 447
Clayton-Greene, Charles Francis Free-
man, 184
Clayton-Greene, Hilary Octavius, 244
Clayton, Hugh Byard, 221, 225
Clayton, Kenrick Edward, 329
Clayton, Philip Thomas Byard, 358,
371
Clayton, Reginald John Byard, 184
Clementi, Cecil, 195
Clementi, John, 215
Clementi, Lockhart, 310
Clementi-Smith, Eustace, 275
Clementi-Smith, Hubert, 265
Clementi-Smith, Herbert Drayton, 278,
339
Clements, Henry James Mellor, 99
Clermont, Alfred, 389
Clifford, Arthur Campbell, 348
Clifford, Ernest Herbert, 202, 231
Clifford, Hugh Winsloe, 279
Clow, John Austin, 78
Clulow, Harold Vivian, 215
Coad, Harold Eustace, 226
Coburn, Arthur Isaacs, 284, 336
Coburn, Charles Isaacs, 339, 386
Cockburn, Fred, 284
Cockburn, John, 154
Cocke, Edmund Sidney Dean, 244
Cockell, Charles Leslie, 321
Cockell, Horace Geoffrey, 358
Cockerell, Douglas Bennett, 137
Cockerell, Gordon Noel, 427
Cockerell, Sydney Carlyle, 107
Cockerton, George, 116
Coggin, Percy Henry Gordon, 435
Cohen, Charles Ernest, 315, 336
Cohen, John Philip, 301, 317
Cohn, Maurice Davis, 231
Cohn, Paul Victor, 329, 337
Colbourne, Geoffrey, 420, 457
Cole, Brian Lytton, 284
Cole, Charles Eric, 348
Cole, Claude Willoughby, 380
Cole, George Douglas Howard, 428, 433
Cole, Richard Turner, 431, 445
Coleby, Francis James, 171
Coleman, Ernest Percy, 77
Coles, Albert Henry, 80
Coles, Charles, 321
Coles, Edward Alfred, 91
Coles, Henry Septimus, 104
Coles, Stephen Ernest, 100
Collar, Frank, 443, 457
Collard, John Clementi, 178
Collen, Cyril Charles Gerard, 443
Collet, John Stratfield, 315, 371
Collett, Ronald Leslie, 380
Collie, Arnold Edgar, 405
Collings, Ferdinand Marcus, 291
Collins, Adrian John France, 263
Collins, Arthur Edward, 125
Collins, Arthur Strangways, 265
Collins, Giles Strangways, 405
Collins, Ian Reginald Grant, 373

512
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Collins, Lawrence Churton, 265
Collins, Sydney Mason, 275, 308
Collison-Morley, Eric Yea, 399
Collison-Morley, Harold Duke, 232
Collyer, John Johnson, 126
Colman, Eugene Ernest, 247
Combe, Sydney Boyce, 259
Comber, William George, 374
Compton, George Cyprus, 265
Compton, John, 284
Compton-Mackenzie, Edward Montagu,
295, 308
Conlon, Walter Kerin Edward, 374
Connell, George Laurence, 195
Connell, William Percival, 126, 140
Connew, Terence Fortescue, 226
Conran, Edward Denis, 410
Conran, Philip Crawford, 374
Conran, Reuben Henry, 399
Cook, Albert Ruskin, 112
Cook, Arthur Bernard, 102
Cook, Ernest Neville, 351
Cook, John Howard, 118
Cook, Thomas Edward, 383
Cooke, Arthur Morell Mackenzie, 84
Cooke, Christopher Crosbie, 279
Cooke, Douglas Weedon, 451
Cooke, Eric Thomas, 364
Cooke, Hubert Bruce, 190
Cooke, Leonard Eglinton, 279
Cooke, Reginald Torriano, 195
Cooke, Stanley Turner, 443
Cookson (Cookson-Crackanthorpe), Day-
rell Montague, 149, 174
Coomber, Arthur Beauchamp, 368
Cooper, Alfred Hugh, 249
Cooper, Arthur Thomas, 126
Cooper, Aubrey, 447
Cooper, Edward, 74
Cooper, Ernest Edward, 266
Cooper, George Wing, 160
Cooper, Mortimer Warren, 454
Coote, John Frederic, 106
Corbett, Burtchaell, 428
Corcoran, Laurence William, 383
Corcoran, William Joseph, 364
Corfe, Cecil Wentworth Edward, 154
Corfe, Robert Charles Hardy, 142
Cornford, Francis MacDonald, 171, 174
Cornish, Philip Aubrey, 420
Cornish, Vaughan, 89
Corrie, James Searight Malcolm, 321
Corry, John Beaumont, 185, 225
Corthorn, Charles Edward Lord, 87
Cosens, Harold Stanley Frederick, 454
Coste, Frank Hill Perry, 90
Cotton, Henry Sutherland, 292
Cotton, James Baxter, 221
Couchman, Herbert Arthur, 80
Courtney, Harold Wykeham, 301
Courtney, Joseph, 447
Courtney, Ralph, 396, 426
Cousins, Montagu Arthur Stephen, 451
Coutts, Charles Burdett, 149
Cowardin, Thomas Gary, 415
Cowardin, William Lewis, 358, 379
Cowie, David Forster, 389
Cowie, George John, 215
Cowper, Alfred Denys, 340, 363
Cowper, Herbert Wellesley, 348
Cowtan, Francis Scott, 405
Cowtan, Frank Cunningham, 428
Cox, Cecil Adey Kenwick, 340, 371
Cox, Charles Carew, 315
Cox, Harold Edward Leys, 428
Cox, Henry Ashley, 340
Cox, Herbert Arthur, 195
Cox, Ponsonby Cecil, 215
Cox, Reginald John Hands, 284
Cox, Thomas Sands, 190
Coy, John Christopher, 459
Craddock, Alan Gordon, 440
Craddock, Ralph Gordon, 383
Cramer, Frank Benedict, 266
Crawford, Francis Rion Leighton, 389
Crawley, John Sayer, 91, 494
Crawley, Vicary Gibbs, 108
Creagh, Simon Reginald McNamara,
396
Cree, Donald Charles Ludlow, 266
Cree, Lionel Edward, 285
Creswell, Charles Edward, 440
Creswell, Francis Samuel, 329
Creswell, Hugh Alfred, 383
Crews, Philip Gaverick, 84
Crisp, George Bedford, 195
Critchley, Charles Blythe, 358, 379
Critchley, Harold Stephen Blythe, 396
Crocker, Montague Martin, 203
Croft, George Herbert, 232
Crofts, Christopher Benson, 340
Croslegh, John George Coddington, 114
Crosthwaite, Joseph Arthur, 120
Crouch, Herbert Challice, 118
Crowe, William Maynard Carlisle, 132
Cruickshank, Arthur Ludlam, 352
Cruickshank, Harold Thomas, 380, 426
Crumplen, Benjamin Arthur, 396
Crumplen, William Herbert, 405
Cullen, Kenneth Haweis, 428
Culver, Reginald Percy, 348
Cumberbatch, Elkin Percy, 275, 317
Cuming, Richard Ingram, 208
Cumming, Ronaleyn Charles Rosseter,
466
Cummings, Eric, 374
Cundell, Harold Juler, 249
Cunningham, Albert Edward, 239
Cunningham, Eric Frederick, 459
Cunningham, Harold Tweedale, 318
Cunningham, Harry Fuller, 383
Cunningham, John, 352
Cunningham, John William, 321
Curgenven, Arthur Joseph, 215
Curran, Frederick William, 215
Curtis, Arthur Cecil, 154, 157
Curwen, John Reece, 383
Cushny, Alexander Ogilvie, 459

1876-1905]
513
INDEX.
Cushny, Donald, 466
Cutler, Edward Trevor, 390
Cutler, Herbert Dennis, 420
Cutler, Horace Arthur, 232
D'Arcy, William Gordon Lindsey Con-
yers, 249
Daffern, Harold William Bridgeman, 431
Dale, Frank Harry Busbridge, 136
Dale, Harold Edward, 211
Dale, Thomas Langham, 292
Dalrymple-Hay, Stair Francis Barton,
190
Dalton, Henry Charles Fitzgerald, 126
Damala, Michael Emanuel, 196
Dams, Louis Charles, 292
Danby, Charles David, 420
Daniel, Alfred Martin George, 358
Daniel, Henry Lionel Maurice, 390
Daniell, George Warwick Bampfylde,
368
Daniell, Hubert John, 447
Dantra, Homie Sorab, 464
Dardier, Harold Victor Frank Ernest,
459
Dathan, Joseph Duncan, 106
Dauglish, John, 249
Davenport, Cyril Henry Fynes Clinton,
440
Davey, Henry Charles, 232
Davidson, Duncan Arthur, 196
Davidson, Robert, 390
Davies, Arthur, 443
Davies, Charles Woolmer, 266
Davies, Ernest Woodbine, 154
Davies, Evan Alan Murray, 165
Davies, Frederick Charles, 368
Davies, Frederick Farley, 266
Davies, Frederick Spencer, 321
Davies, Hubert James, 340
Davies, John William Satterley, 244
Davies, Rhys, 440
Davinière, Percy Augustus, 239
Davis, Edward Clarence Alfred, 178, 188,
232
Davis, Frank Geoffrey, 390
Davis, Harold Theobald, 399
Davis, Herbert Louis, 454
Davis, Joseph Irving, 433
Davis, Leonard Coleridge, 266
Davis, Peter Gerald Stevenson, 455
Davis, Richard Cecil Alfred, 166, 169
Davis, Ronald Joseph, 396
Davis, Thomas William, 171
Davison, Henry James Goddard, 447
Davoren, Vesey Alfred, 440
Davy, Arthur Haydon Grant, 455
Davy, John Ernest de Chatelain, 459
Dawes, Richard Percy Blasius, 118
Dawkins, John McGillovary, 415, 445
Dawson, Bertrand Edward, 74
Dawson, Edward Elliott Neville, 301
Dawson, Edwin Norman de Vere, 266
Dawson, Richard John Palliser, 457
Dawson, William Stanley Vaughan, 260
Day, Arthur Gordon, 431
Day, Horace Edmund Valentine, 131
Deacon, Charles Gordon, 447
Deacon, Ernest Edward, 171
Deacon, James Everard, 166
Deacon, William Warren, 431
Deakin, Arthur D'Alroy, 390
Dealtry, Charles Ruthven, 420
Dealtry, Mark Rose, 374
Deane, Desmond Herman, 196
Deane, Geoffrey Ronald Henry, 420, 434
Deane, Ralph Hawtrey, 340
Debenhan, Leonard Snowden, 466
Debenham, Samuel Snowden, 443
De Candole, Henry Lawe Corry Vully,
117
Defries, Colin, 352
De Havilland, George Ernest Leigh, 79
De Havilland, Hugh de Beauvoir, 83, 85
Dell, Anthony Warner, 428
Dell, Louis Michael, 443, 445
Denham, Ronald Kynaston, 432, 454
Denham, Waring, 321
Denne, Francis Vincent, 114
Dennison, George Dudley, 321
Dennison, Harry Glanville, 383
Dennison, Howard Smith, 352
Dennistoun, Archibald Bell, 421
Dent, George Bythorne St. Lawrence,
368
Derriman, Edmund Prynne, 374
Despard, Edward Fitzherbert, 103
Detiel, Arthur Jacobus Hymans-, 421,
457
Detiel, Emanuel Arthur Hymans-, 413
Detmold, Eric John, 435
Devitt, Thomas Gardner, 203
Dick, Carl Keating Graems, 447
Dick, Robert Nicholas, 266
Dickie, Robert Bruce, 352
Dickins, Frederick, 266
Dickins, William Marsingale, 171
Dickinson, Ernest William Gilbert, 329
Dickson, Ashley Gordon, 260
Dickson, Bertram, 166
Dickson, Francis Tom Ainsworth, 322,
340
Dickson, Hamilton Charles, 190
Dickson, Henry Arthur David, 149
Dinkelspiel, Fayette Walton, 255
Diplock, Arthur Hay, 114
Dixon, Alban, 301
Dixon, Cuthbert, 405, 443
Dixon, Cyril, 443
Dixon, Herbert Charles Knightley, 447
Dixon, Oswald, 364
Dixon, Thomas Henry, 208
Dixon, William Edward Joseph Dickson,
203
Doake, Richard Lionel Vere, 443
Doake, Samuel Henry, 455
2 L

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[1876-1905
INDEX.
Dobbin, Sydney Herbert, 178, 193
Dobrée, John Awdrey, 255
Dobson, George Francis Clement, 108, 494
Dobson, John Frederic, 157
Dobson, Wilfred James, 221, 229
Dockrell, Morgan, 340, 495
Dodd, Gerald Sutton, 348
Dodd, Llewellyn Theodore, 244
Dodd, Melville Wilberforce, 380
Dodwell, Philip Rex, 459
Dollie, Mohammed Sarleh, 459
Dollman, Hereward Chune, 432
Dollman, John Guy, 399
Domett, Alfred Waring, 432
Donald, Harold Gudde, 396
Donald, Robert Alexander, 364
Donaldson, Christopher Herbert, 390
Donkin, Herbert Julyan, 421
Doubble, Cecil Scudamore, 329
Doubble, Meredith Sedgwick, 239
Douglas, James Keith, 445
Douglas-Jones, Edwyne Douglas, 322
Douglas, Percy Clarence, 178
Douglass, Archibald Henry, 410
Douthwaite, Dennis William, 120
Dove, Harry, 142
Downe, Charles Montell, 329
Draffen, Charles Henry, 334
Draffen, Frederick George William, 301
Draper, Harold Irving, 116
Dressel, Hans Carl Richard, 166
Drew, Arthur Wild, 75
Drew, James Herbert, 75
Driver, Sydney Clear, 126
Drugman, Julier Eugene Léon, 185
Drugman, Paul Charles Léon, 185
Drury, Horace Baker, 285, 298
Drysdale, Theodore, 275
Dudley, Harry, 459
Duff, Francis Ernest Bluett, 208
Duff, Gordon, 215
Duff, Malcolm, 358
Dufort, Athol Charles, 405
Duigan, Valentine Richard, 340
Duke, Arthur Herbert, 279
Dumas, Conrad Knowles, 196
Duncan, George Alfred, 275
Dunderdale, Arthur Cecil, 178
Dunstan, Malcolm James Rowley, 78
Dupernex, Herbert Emile Leonce Paul,
104, 120
Dupernex, William Edward Baptiste,
112, 166
Du Pontet, Armand Mare Hyde Octavius,
166
Du Pontet, Clément Adolphe Auguste,
169
Du Pontet, Raymond Jules Eugéne,
410, 426
Du Pontet, René Louis Alphonse, 102
Du Port, Arthur Durell, 178
Du Port, Lionel Durell, 203
Duquénoy, Ralph Cecil Herbert, 390
Durell, Basil, 383
Duttson, Noel Frederic, 76
Dyer, Clifford William, 390
Dyer, James Frederic, 405
Dyer, Laurence Charles, 440
Dyson, Bernard Philip, 215
Eagles, Arthur Charles Henry, 421
Eardley-Wilmot, Hubert Valentine, 256
Earle, Charles Edward, 105
Easton, Arthur Cyril Albert, 466
Easton, Reginald Freeman, 399
Ebbett, William John, 301
Ebbetts, Francis Thorne, 466
Eccles, Charles Chevallier, 459
Eccles, Leonard Dorset, 435
Eccles, Vernon John Lamont, 358
Eccles, William Hunter, 421
Eccles, Wilton Burnley, 390
Eddowes, Henry Cyril, 301
Eddowes, William Black, 279
Eden, Eric Auld, 421
Edge, George Percy, 266
Edge, Thomas Randal, 185
Edkins, Frederick John, 457
Edmiston, Harry Percy, 178
Edwards, A. B., 132
Edwards, Augustus Lea, 154
Edwards, Cyril Henry, 459
Edwards, Percy John, 196
Edwards, Sidney James, 410, 454
Eliott-Lockhart, Gilbert, 190
Eliott-Lockhart, John Lindsay, 185
Elkington, Ernest Way, 166
Elkington, William Hardwicke Goodall,
89
Elliot, Arthur, 501
Elliot, Charles Howard, 256
Elliot, Lionel William L., 160
Elliott, Cyril Thompson, 232
Elliott, Edward Christian, 185
Elliott, Harry Lewis Hammond, 183
Elliott, James Warner, 196
Elliott, John Edward, 334
Ellis, Bertram Vero Clare Wyburne, 126
Ellis, Morris Algernon Sydney, 404
Ellissen, Gustav Edmund, 166, 174, 226
Elwell, Thomas William Hunter, 329
Emanuel, Alfred Edward Lewis, 121
Emmet, Alfred Martin, 247
Emmet, Cyril William, 164
Emmet, Edward Fletcher, 275, 282
Emmet, Percy Barnabas, 188
England, Herbert Skelton, 232
English, Edgar Allan, 443
Erskine, Hermann Harford, 126
Erskine, Robert Henry, 160
Espeut, Claude Vivyan Armit, 239
Espeut, Louis Arnold Armit, 432
Espeut, Reginald William Armit, 266
Esskildsen, Eric Yelverton, 415, 434
Ettinghausen, Maurice Leon, 315, 371
Euan-Smith, Cyril Herbert McLaurin,
267

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515
INDEX.
Evans, Arthur George, 126
Evans, Cecil Hugh Silvester, 428
Evans, Charles Hugh Silvester, 445
Evans, Ernest Haines, 196, 211
Evans, Frederick Buisson, 174
Evans, George, 87
Evans, Godfrey Theodore Major, 174
Evans, Gwilym Arthur, 216
Evans, Harold Heber, 101
Evans, Harry Neville, 178, 193, 239
Evans, Humphrey Silvester, 447, 466
Evans, Lawrence Norris, 221
Evans, Philip Howard, 374
Evans, William Melbourne, 160
Evans-Gordon, Kenmuir Alick Garth, 384
Everest, Eric Horace Homfray, 322
Evers, Harold, 137
Every, Gerald Nicholas Onslow, 279
Every, John Henry Onslow, 166
Evill, Wilfred Ariel, 452, 457
Fagan, Charles Horace John, 260
Fairclough, Alfred Norman, 279
Fairclough, Robert Twentyman, 310
Fairley, William, 467
Fairlie, Frank, 279
Fanghänel, Walter Paul, 406, 434
Faraker, Thomas William, 340
Farmer, George Adderley Herbert, 436
Farnell, Edward Nigel, 400
Farnell, Henry Leigh, 415, 418
Farr, Montague Albert, 390
Farr, Norman Ernest, 380, 418
Farr, Wilfrid Ernest, 459
Farrant, Reginald Douglas, 260
Farrar, Gilbert, 443
Fawcett, Francis Henry, 101
Fawcett, William Harold, 104
Fawssett, Edgar Thomas, 232
Featherstonhaugh, Charles Godfrey, 329
Fedden, Walter Fedde, 232
Fennell, Charles Henry, 114
Fennell, William Bertram, 222
Fenning, John Dunkin, 216
Fenton, Samuel Greame, 396
Fenwick, Charles Edward, 90
Fenwick, Edgar Arbuthnot, 108
Ferguson, Kenneth Bethune, 239
Fergusson, Carlyle, 147
Fergusson, Drummond James, 229
Fergusson, George Douglas Gordon, 380
Fergusson, James Herbert, 203
Fergusson, Nigel Robert, 402
Ffitch, Kenneth, 432
Ffrench, Raymond Patrick Thomas, 452
Fiddes, George Graham, 415
Fiddian, Cedric Moulton, 445
Field, Ferdinand Cromwell, 464
Fielder, Hubert Gordon, 390
Finch, Frederick Gerald, 340, 386
Finch, Henry Alfred Ingle, 245
Findlay, Frederick John, 239
Finlaison, Frank Henry, 216
Finlaison, Herbert Tom, 185
Finnis, William Trevor, 322
Firmin, Alan Charles Cuffe, 421
Firmin, Maurice Harold Cuffe, 421
Firth, Charles Money, 96
Firth, Francis Norman, 93
Fischer, Edgar Hugh, 334
Fisher, Frank, 390, 418
Fisher, Cecil James, 455
Fitch, Clive Evelyn, 368
Fitch, Vernon Frederick, 285
Fitton, Walter Stanley, 256
Fitz-Roy, Victor Robert Charles, 310
Flack, Herbert William, 348
Fladgate, Charles Gerald, 155
Fleming, Edward Vandermere, 108
Fletcher, Alan, 322
Fletcher, Godwin William Relfe, 334
Fletcher, James Donald, 216
Fletcher, Leslie, 178
Flew, Stanley Edward, 216
Flook, Hubert Sydney, 208
Foakes, Ernest Lovell Lindsay, 126
Foley, Hubert Charles Sydney, 334
Fooks, Walter Pemberton, 97
Foord, William Percy Stilles, 329
Foote, Edmund Ward Keppel, 334, 363
Foote, John Stewart Keppel, 390, 426
Forbes, Athole Murray Hay, 143
Forbes, Oswald Vernon, 285
Forbes, Thomas Alexander Cecil, 226
Ford, Ernest, 121
Ford, George Newton, 178
Fordham, Alfred Russell, 185
Fordham, Edward Wilfrid, 197.
Fordham, John Gurney, 250
Forman, Arthur Baron, 143, 175
Forman, Douglas Evans, 133, 153, 203
Forman, Sidney George, 174
Forster, David, 256, 277
Foskett, Robert John, 222
Fossey, Osmund John, 400
Foster, Aubrey Wilfrid Keyworth, 400
Foster, Henry Nedham, 267
Foster, Hubert Edmond, 133
Foster, John Lorimer, 396
Foster, John Roland, 302
Foster, Myles Birket, 374
Foster, Norman Kessen, 322
Foster, Thomas Francis Vere, 359
Fourdrinier, Norman Douglas, 434
Fowke, Villiers Loftus Philip, 421
Fowler, Francis George, 109
Fowler, Herbert Samuel, 131
Fowler, William Henry Begbie, 232
Fox, Arthur Christopher Hamilton, 295
Fox, Bertram Hoyne, 364
Francis, Daniel Herbert, 348
Francis, Edgar Melville, 359
Francis, Horace Roose, 452
Francis, Reginald Roose, 428
Francis, Richard Taunton, 352
Francis-Williams, Cecil, Hughes, 143
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[1876-1905
INDEX.
Francis-Williams, Herbert, 155
Frank, Geoffrey Theodore, 322, 337
Frank, Joseph Lumley, 455
Frank, William Francis Joseph, 143
Franklin, Charles Reed, 414
Franklin, Richard Penrose, 391, 402
Franks, Charles Foard, 197
Fraser, Arthur Ronald, 436
Fraser, Reginald, 374
Frazer, Robert William, 137
Freeman, George Henry, 285
Freeman, Henry Percival, 447
Freeman, Philip Horace, 250
Freeth, Leslie, 410
French, John Arthur Innes, 79
Frick, Titus John, 396
Frischer, Leonard Max, 467
Froom, Arthur Henry Barlow, 171
Fry, Thomas Duncan, 107
Fuller, Cuthbert Graham, 160
Fuller, Nevill Ross, 406
Fullerton, Henry Kirkman Carpenter, 460
Fullerton, William Francis Harman, 443
Fulton, Forrest, 245
Fulton, Laurence Eldred, 239
Fulton, Rennie Kingdon, 76
Furlong, Malcolm Stephenson, 239
Fyfe, Andrew Johnstone, 143, 169
Fyfe, Herbert Charles, 179
Fyffe, Eric Leigh, 374
Gadsden, Cecil Holroyd (not Holyrood),
391, 414
Gale, Ernest William, 100
Gale, Frederick Quintin, 137
Gale, Humphrey Myddleton, 460
Galloway, Hugh, 359
Gamble, Brailsford, 137
Gapp, Arthur Charles, 203
Garcin, Julian Francis William, 185
Gardner, Charles Graham, 74
Gardner, George Christopher, 279
Gardner, Maurice Leigh, 406
Gardner, Percy Alfred, 310
Gardiner, Alfred Edmund, 359
Garnett, James Clerk Maxwell, 285, 298,
495
Garnett, Kenneth Gordon, 460
Garnett, William Hubert Stuart, 292, 298
Garraway, Gloster Tyndall, 460
Garrett, Cecil Dudley, 348
Garrett, Herbert Gascoigne, 285, 318
Garsia, Harry Carew, 152
Garsia, Herbert George Anderson, 126
Gask, Harold Francis, 185
Gauntlett, Francis Ambrose Deane, 436
Geake, Charles, 166
Geard, Reginald Cheniston, 452
Geary, Francis Joseph Grattan, 341, 355
Geary, Herman Noel Grattan, 406, 418
Gee, Athole Murray, 310
Gee, John Charles James Kempe, 391
Gee, Percival Norman Kempe, 348
Gee, Richard, 157
Geldart, William Martin, 140
George, Donald Scotney, 391
George, Douglas Stewart, 203
George, Frank Edwin, 348
German-Reed, Thomas, 448
Gervis, Charles Berkeley, 197
Gervis, Frederick Harcourt, 140
van Geyzel, Laurance Edward, 463
Ghose, Aravinda Ackroyd, 121
Ghose, Manmohan, 127
Gibb, David Eric Wilson, 285, 298
Gibb, Harold Pace, 239
Gibb, William Nimmo, 222
Gibbon, Charles Henry, 149
Gibbons, Alfred, 149
Gibbons, Harry Hornsby Clifford, 443
Gibbons, Rowland Vincent, 143
Gibbons, Vincent, 179
Gibbs, Harold Byron, 455, 464
Gibson, Robert Hepworth, 267
Gibson, Sydney Herbert, 149, 164
Gibson, William Macdonald Cecil, 460
Gifford, George Lawrence, 341
Gilbert, Alfred, 374
Gilbert, Bertram Thomas, 352
Gilbert, Conrad Stucley, 365
Gilbert, George Saunders, 285
Gilbert, Harold John, 384
Gilbert, John Brian, 421
Gilbert-Cooper, Edward Montague, 406
Gilbertson, Charles, 143
Gilks, Harold Langton, 415
Gilks, Humphrey Livingstone, 400
Gilks, Stephen Langton Clowes, 359, 418
Gill, Charles Treverlyn, 432
Gill, Victor William, 341
Gilling, Raymond, 384
Gilman, James, 250, 272
Gimingham, Conrad Theodore, 368
Gladstone, Robert Phillott, 216
Glascock, Donald Robert Graham, 250
Glascock, Lancaster Colin Bradford, 233
Glenny, Charles Frederick, 250, 263
Gloag, Wilfrid Dundas, 143
Glover, James Alison, 222
Glover, Lionel George Moore, 386
Gluckstein, Isidore, 440, 457
Gluckstein, Sidney, 410
Glyn, Guy Geoffrey, 267
Glyn, Lionel Claude, 155
Goad, Horace Johnstone, 302
Goddard, Geoffrey, 455
Godfrey, Charles George, 90
Godfrey, Edward Walter, 341
Godfrey, Ferdinand Camille, 131
Godfrey, Leopold Henry, 140
Godfrey, Wilfred Henry, 322
Godsell, George Herbert, 87
Going, John, 455
Gold, Arthur Prowde, 179
Goldingham, Cecil Stuart, 397
Goldingham, Dick Dalrymple, 391

1876-1905]
517
INDEX.
Goldner, Walter William, 167
Goldney, Alfred Peel, 250
Goldney, Arthur Cyril Hone, 365
Goldney, Edmund Peel, 310
Goldsmid, Henry Guy William, 286
Goldsmid, Reginald Francis,
Good, Basil Price, 256
Goodair, William Edward, 421
Goodban, Leonard, 368
Goodeve, Thomas Edward, 222
Goodier, Henry Simes, 183
Gordon, Robert Abercromby, 197
Gosney, Oswald, 222
Gosset-Tanner, Arthur Spencer, 197
Gough, Lawrence Ardeley Wyndham, 190
Gouldsmith, Douglas Percy, 267
Gow, Archibald William, 368
Gow, Colin Clarence, 386
Gow, Kenneth, 302
Gow, Patrick, 279
Graham, Cecil Irving, 256
Graham, Cyril Douglas, 302
Graham, Frank, 216
Graham, Frank Cecil, 448
Graham, George, 322
Graham, George Humphrey Irving, 160
Graham, Gerald Clifford, 421
Graham, George Roland, 359
Graham, Lancelot, 245, 255
Graham, Malise Strathearne, 203
Grange, Frank Harris, 368
Grange, Thomas Henry, 329
Grant, Duncan James Currour, 384
Grant, Selwyn Seafield, 222, 229
Grant, Walter Scott Nisbet, 380
Grant, William Ogilvie, 160
Grattan, Colin, 460
Graves, John Phillipps Charles, 140
Gray, Archibald, 90
Gray, Charles Lloyd Rashleigh, 120
Gray, Francis Cecil, 143
Gray, Harry Granville Gordon, 256
Gray, Harry Tyrrell, 302, 337
Gray, Herbert, 90.
Gray, Henry Sidney, 315
Gray, Paul Hewson, 133
Gray, Richard Whitmarsh, 295
Gray, Robert Whytlaw, 260
Green, Alan Michael, 374, 402
Green, Ernest Michael, 415, 418
Green, Frederick Michael, 322
Green, Geoffrey Rupert Butler, 179
Green, John Ernest, 120
Green, Noël, 267
Green, Roland, 279
Green, Stuart Montagu, 415, 418
Green, Vincent, 143
Greenall, James Mackintosh, 179
Greenall, Harold Charles, 179
Greenfield, Sydney Herbert, 310
Greenfield, Thomas Joseph Martineau,
78
Greenham, Nicholas John Henry, 467
Greenstreet, Cecil Warde, 86
Greenwood, Augustus George, 352
Greenwood, John Owen, 267
Greg, Hugh Bayley, 179
Greg, Lionel Hyde, 286
Gregory, Arthur Leslie, 452
Greive, Michael, 88
Grellier, Ernest Franz Waldemar, 397
Gresham, Henry Herbert Russell, 452
Gresson, Thomas Tinning, 127
Gretton, George Foster, 233, 247
Gretton, John Cunliffe, 280
Greville, Brooke Southwell Edward
Algernon Fulke, 348
Grice, William Stanley, 460
Grierson, Charles Henry Alexander, 436
Griffin, Frederick Leslie, 440
Griffin, Harold, 421
Griffin, Heneage Ernest Featherstone,
330
Griffith, Godfrey de Gorrequèr, 209
Griffith, Gordon Risely, 167
Griffiths, Arthur Hail, 233
Griffiths, Christopher Howard, 369
Griffiths, Harry Melville, 302
Griffiths, Henry Gwilym, 422
Grindle, Bernard Richard Theodore, 286,
298
Grogan, Henry Andrew, 428
Grogan, Richard Laurence Renny, 436
Grosvenor, Oswald Astley, 203
Grosvenor, Edward Moberley, 186
Grosvenor, Robert Penshall, 171
Ground, Edward George, 375, 418
Grove, Frank Basil, 100
Grumbar, Robert Michel, 440
Grylls, Gerveys, 460
Gubbay, Simon Marcus Simon, 286
Gunningham, Richard Pendril Charles,
161
Günther, Frederic Albert, 318
Guye, Edward Fritz, 428
Gwatkin, Frederick Ambrose Stapleton,
267
Gwatkin, Reginald Dugley Stapleton,
365
Hack, Thomas Ernest, 186
Hacking, William Barrett, 302
Hadrill, Henry Clements, 149
Hadwen, Theodore Lovel D., 155
Haedicke, Charles William Richard, 406,
440
Hafner, Arthur Frederick Victor, 275, 318
Hahnemann, Samuel, 88
Haig, Sidney Montague, 143
Haig, Arthur Gordon, 384
Haines, Andrade Ernest, 410
Hains, Arthur Rutherford Boult, 436
Haldane, James Oswald, 250
Haldane, Maldwyn Makgill, 216
Hales, John Arthur Ford, 167
Halford, Edward Frederick, 422

518
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Halford, Ernest Samuel, 144
Hall, Albert Edward, 400
Hall, Alner Wilson, 359
Hall, Barrett, 436
Hall, Cecil Symes, 397
Hall, Charles William, 352
Hall, Clarence Esmé, 455
Hall, Clement, 452
Hall, Edgar Vine, 302, 318, 495
Hall, Edgar Wilson, 406
Hall, Edward Basil, 460
Hall, Frederick William, 81, 93
Hall, John, 127
Hall, Julian Charles Gana, 295
Hall, Vernon, 444
Hall, William Alexander Roger, 93
Hall, William Draper, 384
Hallilay, Herbert, 222
Halls, Charles Laurence, 171
Hales, Ernest William, 250
Halse, Arthur Evelyn, 410
Halse, Reginald Charles, 286
Hamblin, Arthur John, 428
Hamill, John Molyneaux, 323, 328
Hamill, Philip, 341, 355
Hamilton, Alan Woodford Ball, 109, 155
Hamilton, Frederick Geary, 144, 158
Hamilton, John Miller Pirrie, 422
Hamilton, John Roper, 149
Hamilton, Robert William, 102
Hamilton, Roger Kerr, 127
Hamilton, William, 286
Hamilton-Smythe, Ernest Arthur, 400
Hammersley, Joseph, 352
Hammond, Cecil Frank, 341
Hammond, Hugh Clarke, 422
Hampson, John James, 76
Hampton, Clarence Lambert, 352
Hand, Henry George, 422
Handcock, Arthur Robert William, 127
Handcock, Percy Stewart Peache, 302
Handcock, Percy Stuart Peache, 318
Handson, Lionel Edwin Charles, 171
Hansell, Alan Waites, 375
Hansell, Danby Kitchingham, 384
Hansell, Francis Leethem, 341
Hansell, John Bentley, 384
Hansell, William Nevill, 448
Hanson, Davis Marcus, 400
Harcourt, Guy Hanmer, 334, 386
Hardcastle, Edward Lewis, 149
Hardcastle, Henry Charles, 171
Hardcastle, Walter Edwin, 245
Harden, Charles Graham, 114
Harden, John Newman, 91
Harden, Philip Graham, 121
Hardie, Alec David, 337
Hardie, Martin, 211
Harding, Reginald William Fowler, 406
Harding, Wilfred John, 391
Hards, John Frederick Stanley, 280
Hardy, Edward Croft, 246, 282
Hardy, Geoffrey Lancelot, 369
Hardy, Norman Evans, 434
Hare, Adrian Church, 448
Hare, Alfred Kenneth, 428
Hare, Allan William, 97
Hare, Charles Francis Aubone, 263
Harris, Frederick Rosenberg, 256.
Harris, George Grinling, 233, 263
Harris, Henry Leslie, 144
Harris, Herbert Howard, 93
Harris, James Gibson, 167
Harris, John Henry, 175
Harris, Percival Seymour, 83
Harris, Price Alforth Evelyn, 422
Harris, Robert Vernon, 369
Harris, Sydney West, 229
Harris, William Leonard, 233
Harris, William Stuart Twelves, 444
Harrison, Austin Frederic, 127
Harrison, Bernard Oliver, 122, 186
Harrison, Clifford Pevensey Mattison, 352
Harrison, Edward Henry Bassett, 137
Harrison, Edward Montague, 323
Harrison, Ernest, 211
Harrison, James Waddington, 203
Harrison, John Wilkins, 203
Harrison, Percy, 107
Harrison, Richard Slade, 99, 104, 133
Harrison, Walter Lewis, 204
Hart, Edward Cecil Melbourne, 464
Hart, Ernest Percival Tudor, 190
Hart, George Sidney, 91
Hart, Hugh Melbourne, 432
de Hart, Jack, 459
Hart, James Robert Bell, 233, 238
de Hart, Joseph Bertram, 459
Hart, Reginald Ernest Melbourne, 448
Harting, Robert Anthony Stephen, 452
Hartley, John Mathews, 204
Harvey, Edward John Morewood, 197
Harvey, Frank Henry, 233
Harvey, George Burton, 161, 175
Haselfoot, Cecil Rawdon Walter, 302
Hasluck, Eugene Lewis, 411
Hassan, El Helbawi, 455
Hassan, Francis Isaac, 406
Hatch, Arthur Stanley, 167
Hatch, George Washington, 167, 188
Hatry, Clarence Charles, 440
Hatten, Harry Ambrose Philip, 216
Haussmann, Robert Alexander, 303
Haweis, Hugh Stephen Willyams, 240
Hay, Edgar Plowman, 77
Hay, Keith Gordon, 303
Hay, Walter Charles, 107
Haydon, Geoffrey, 422
Haydon, John Hampden, 74
Haydon, Robert Stafford, 74, 494
Hayes, Harold St. George Bown, 315
Hayter, John Goodenough, 197
Hayter, Owen Chilton Goodenough, 204,
247
Hazell, James Stanley, 109
Hazeon, Cyril Stafford, 353
Head, Leslie Charles Broughton, 229
Heath, Charles Joseph, 197

1876-1905]
519
INDEX.
Heath, Philip Maynard, 197
Heathcote, James Shirley, 422
Heathcote, Martin Arthur, 460
Heather, Aubrey George Forster, 272
Heather, Henry James Shedlock, 74
Heather, Percy John, 100, 494
Heaviside, Frederick Kemp Anton, 460
Hedgeland, Arthur John, 233
Hedgeland, Reginald Follett Codrington,
233
Hedges, Thomas Houlditch, 161
Heilbron, Edmund John, 359
Helms, Harold Verner Bruce, 260
Helms, Paul Victor, 275, 318
Hemmons, Bernard, 460
Henderson, Charles Curling, 341, 371
Henderson, Garnet Montgomery Hume,
440
Henderson, Robert Wynne, 161
Henderson, Thomas John, 144
Henderson, William Lewis, 341, 371
Hennell, Charles Murray, 359
Henniker, Alan Major, 101, 110
Henniker, Frederick Chandos, 99, 100
Henniker, Robert Percy, 101
Henrici, Ernest Olaf, 245
Henriques, Harold Cohen, 444
Henson, Gerald John Reginald, 286
Henson, Percy Trevor, 303
Henvey, Ralph, 216
Hepworth, Bernard Gilpin, 375
Hepworth, George Percy, 460
Hepworth, Lawrence Frederic, 330
Herbert, Horace Augustus, 186
Heron, George Allan, 240
Heron, Gilbert, 250.
Heron, John Barclay, 310
Hertslet, Godfrey Edward Procter, 137
Hesse, Harold William, 323
Hethey, Ascel, 452
Hethey, Beuno, 464
Hett, Geoffrey Seccombe, 256
Hett, Walter Stanley, 303, 318
Hewby, Louis John, 122
Hewetson, Charles Herbert, 204
Hewetson, George William, 222
Hewetson, John Fordiffe, 330, 337
Hewett, Ernest Arthur, 91
Hewlings, Henry Howell, 161
Hibbert, John Philip, 190
Hickman, Ernest Francis, 323
Higby, Charles Edward, 460
Hicks, Arthur William, 342
Higgens, Cyril Cyprian, 436
Higgins, Henry Hugh Longuet-, 371
Higgins, John Edmond Longuet-, 406,
419
Higgins, Richard Wright, 250
Higgs, Henry Joseph, 422
Highfield, George, 216
Higinbotham, Arthur Ainslie, 233
Higinbotham, Harry Newburgh, 186
Hildesheim, Hermann, 179
Hildesheim, Oscar, 217
Hildyard, Gerard Moresby Thoroton, 122
Hildyard, Harold Charles Thoroton, 122
Hill, Arthur Bernard Lewin, 83
Hill, Charles Arthur Tregelles, 161
Hill, Edmund Masham, 73
Hill, Ernest Frederick John, 267
Hill, Ernest Gardiner, 167
Hill, Roy, 353
Hilliard, Harry St. Alban, 353
Hilliard, Stafford Cockburn, 334
Hills, Malcolm Arthur, 460
Hills, Philip Cowlisham, 436
Hillstead, Roderick Clithero, 464-
Hilton-John, Herbert, 303
Hinchliff, Walter Frank, 240
Hind, William Arthur, 179
Hindon, William Herbert, 179
Hiscoke, Arthur Greville, 186
Hiscoke, Ernest William, 133
Hoare, Eric Browell, 415
Hoare, Herbert Arthur, 114
Hobday, Richard Henry, 298
Hockley, Thomas Allen, 155
Hodge, Harold, 88
Hodges, Sidney Sealy, 234
Hodges, Charles Linton, 286
Hodgskin, Thomas Alfred Herbert, 198
Hodgson, Charles Franklin Frisby, 234
Hodgson, Christopher Anthony Row-
landson, 204
Hodgson, Leonard, 436, 445
Hoey, Edmund John, 418
Hoey, Edmund Joseph, 400
Hojel, Abraham Claude, 240
Hojel, Harold Courtenay, 234
Holcombe, Francis Dyke, 112
Holdsworth, Charles Alfred, 452
Holford, Christopher Tredwill, 240
Holgate, George Skipworth, 112
Holland, Alan Stewart, 256
Holland, Bert, 416
Holland, Edmund John Cecil, 260
Holland, Edward Torriano, 256
Holland, Walter Whinfield, 267
Hollis, Charles Joseph, 104
Hollis, Frederick Bowyer, 110
Hollis, Harry, 116
Holt-White, Francis Rashleigh, 318
Holt-White, William Hyde, 406, 418
Homersham, Thomas Henry Collett, 144
Honiball, George Henry Dunscombe, 397
Hooper, Cyril Noel, 359
Hooper, Geoffrey Grant, 455
Hooper, Geoffrey Michael, 391
Hope, Rex Hope West, 436
Hopkins, Evan James, 127, 140
Hopkins, Ferdinand, 217
Hopkins, Horace Edward, 138
Hopkins, Walter Donald, 303, 318
Hopkinson, Bertram, 155, 158
Hopkinson, John Gustav, 286, 332
Hopkinson, Rudolph Cecil, 455, 457
Hopson, Frederick Ongley, 186
Horder, Charles Edward, 267

520
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Horne, Edmund Piesley, 422
Horne, John Gibson, 406
Horton, William Herbert Lawrence, 116
Hose, Charles Thomas, 303
Hotson, Arnold, 120
Houseman, Edward Albert, 155
Howard, Francis Cecil, 454
Howard, Thomas Heap, 268
Howell, Geoffrey, Castell, 436
Howell, John Denison, 407
Howell, Norman, 436
Howorth, Humphrey Noel, 342
Howorth, Rupert Beswicke, 315
Howse, Charles Aubrey, 380, 386
Howse, Francis Robert, 310, 337
Howse, Harold Luxton, 411, 426
Hubbard, William St. Aubyn Fortescue,
179
Huddart, George Henry Augustus, 167
Hudson, Eric Donald Brereton, 436
Hudson, Frederiek Audley, 448
Hudson, James Frank, 223
Hudson, Ronald William Henry Turn-
bull, 193
Hughes, Edward William, 432
Hughes, Ernest Algernon Ellis, 464
Hughes, Frederick Richard, 114
Hughes, George Lewis, 198
Huish, Horace Cecil, 428
Hull, Tom Edward Orridge, 416
Hull, Walter Grove, 437
Hulm, Wynne Odyerne, 411, 432
Humphreys, George Frederick, 268
Hunt, Alfred Edward, 318
Hunt, Henry, 92
Hunt, John Vernon, 295
Hunter, Edward Thomas Gurney, 286
Hunter, John Young, 190
Hunter, Murland, 464
Hunter, Ronald Muir, 323, 386
Hunter, William Harold Pettingell, 440
Hurditch, Charles Percy, 127
Hurly, Maurice Randall, 73
Hussey, Montague Grove, 234
Hussey, Victor Edwin Grove, 186
Hutcheson, Norman Heber, 360
Hutcheson, Steele, 295
Hutcheson, Wellesley Cathcart, 359
Hutchinson, Charles Menzies Lyon, 90
Hutchinson, Charles Walsham, 407
Hutchinson, Victor Elliot Swift Bury,
342
Hutchison, Archibald Maitz, 416, 445
Hutchison, Charles Graham, 416, 457
Hutt, Cecil William, 303, 328
Hyde, Clarendon George, 90
Hyman, Neville Emanuel, 455
Infield, Albert Edgar, 217
Infield, Charles Henry, 167
Inglis, Guy Hunter Erskine, 268
Inglis, John Henry, 127
Inglis, Leslie, 172
Innes, Selwyn Levy, 245
Iredell, Stanley Macartney Lewis, 323
Irvine, Henry William Kennedy, 155
Irwin, Sidney Conyers, 223
Isaacs, Leonard Richard Burrell, 448
Isaacs, Stanley Walter, 461
Ivens, Robert Carew, 286
Iwi, Laurence Joseph, 428
Jack, William, 91
Jackson, Arthur Noel Stiebel, 467
Jackson, Francis, 342
Jackson, Noel Bower, 380
Jacob, Arthur Lawrance Baldwin, 179
Jacob, John Hier, 375
Jacob, Walter Henry Bell, 114
Jacobs, Lionel B., 172
Jacobs, Matthew Henry, 179, 245
Jacobs, Maurice, 105
Jacobs, Philip Acland, 149
James, Bernard Seton, 455
James, Edward Henry, 391
James, Eric Ibbetson, 407, 414
James, Ernest Cory, 323
James, Ernest Samuel Pennant K., 418
James, Geoffrey Minto, 464
James, Godfrey Warden, 411, 442
James, Percival George Egerton, 204
James, Sidney Herbert, 144
James, Stanley Ibbetson, 448
James, Thomas Henry, 103
James, Thomas Leslie, 287
Jamieson, Harold Henry, 180
Jamison, Reginald, 240, 263
Jarrad, Algernon Harold Downe, 416
Jarvis, Horace Eustace George, 461
Jaulmes, Théodor Leopold, 93
Jeaffreson, John Walter, 310
Jeaffreson, Alfred Edward, 118
Jeaffreson, Alfred Ernest, 110
Jeaffreson, Arthur Cyril, 161
Jeaffreson, Charles Berkeley, 99
Jefferis, Frank, 155
Jefferis, George Herbert, 251
Jelley, Reginald Frank, 104
Jenkins, Edward Sidney, 209
Jenkins, Lionel Francis, 217
Jenkins, William Whitford, 240, 247
Jennings, Alfred Vaughan, 74
Jennings, Arthur Lewis, 330
Jennings, Edward Montagu, 464
Jennings, Frederick Sinclair Wills, 323,
355
Jennings, Leonard Arthur, 330
Jennings, Richard John, 303
Jéquier, Edward Henry Emile, 422
Jéquier, John Louis Vivian, 461
Jéquier, William Daniel Victor, 407
Jerram, Arnold Escombe, 111
Jessett, Montague George, 93
Jewson, Frederick Dunbar, 365
Joaquim, Basil John Parsick, 441, 457
Joaquim, Lloyd Joaquim Parsick, 432

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521
INDEX.
Jobson, Reginald, 323
John.
See Hilton-John.
John, Ambrose Hilton, 240
John, Reginald Emerson Hilton, 251
Johns, Cecil Starr Maclecem, 311
Johns, Charles Herbert Macklecem, 365
Johnson, Allan Macdonald, 136
Johnson, Arthur Frederick William, 133
Johnson, Claude Goodman, 81, 83
Johnson, Douglas Stanley, 77
Johnson, Dudley Vaughan, 467
Johnson, George Edward MacQueen,
342
Johnson, Gordon, 429
Johnson, Hugh Thomas, 180
Johnson, Norman Hunt Adams, 150
Johnson, Percy Joseph Viner, 191
Johnson, Roy Frank, 437
Johnson, Samuel Terence, 455
Johnson, Wilfred Alexander, 375, 386
Johnston, Alec Leith, 418
Johnston, Hugh Kenneth, 391
Johnstone, Arthur Gordon, 391
Joll, Kenneth Harry Boyd, 303
Jolowicz, Herbert Felix, 422, 434
Jones, Edwyn Llewellyn, 342
Jones, Frederick William, 133, 140
Jones, George Albert, 365, 386
Jones, George Arthur, 180
Jones, Hal Harrison, 342
Jones, Henry David Llewellyn, 437, 444
Jones, John Reeder, 330, 337
Jones, Lawrence, 204, 229
Jones, Lewis Price, 180
Jones, Ronald Kelsey, 441
Jones, Sydney Hollamby, 353
Jones, Walter Hewitt, 324
Jones, William Tofield, 429
Joseph, Charles Simpson, 138, 158, 204
Joseph, Edwin George, 411
Joseph, Ernest Marton, 234
Joseph, Felix Abraham, 240
Joseph, Louis Charles, 360
Joseph, Reginald Herbert, 375
Joseph, William Franklin George, 324
Josephs, Arthur William, 407
Joyce, Philip Sidney K., 97
Judd, Alan Cecil, 375, 386
Judd, Francis Arthur, 311, 318
Judge, Arthur Stanley, 120
Jukes, Edward Herbert, 186
Jukes, John Edwin Clapham, 234
Juler, Frank Anderson, 276, 318
Juler, George Critchett, 407
Just, Leonhard Wolfgang, 211
Just, Theodore Hartmann, 365, 386
Just, Wilhelm Nathaniel, 107
Kafka, Emil Julius, 304, 318
Kann, Ernest Alexander, 418
Karn, Raymond Edward, 467
Karop, Philip Andreas, 375
Kay, Robert Cecil, 204
Kayll, Harry Fairfax, 204
Kayll, Norman Addison, 191
Kayll, William Welch, 167
Keays, Lionel Francis Lovell, 209, 247
Keigwin, Henry David, 304
Keigwin, Herbert Stanley, 229
Kekewich, Stanley Brock, 448
Keller, Francis Frederic, 437
Kelly, David Victor, 457
Kelly, Ignatius George, 391, 419
Kelsall, Thomas Edward, 191
Kelsey, Lionel Victor, 311
Kemp, Allen Frederic, 391
Kemp, Bertram Lowther Sandford, 204
Kemp, Edgar Stephen, 304
Kemp, Francis Daniel Sandford, 133
Kemp, Herbert Bruce Sandford, 287
Kemp, Julian Ernest Sandford, 150
Kemp, Stanley Wells, 311
Kemp-Welch, Stanley, 287
Kempson, Francis Kenelm, 369
Kempthorne, Ainslie Nevill, 324
Kennedy, Douglas Wyburn, 311
Kennedy, Edward Gordon, 304
Kennedy, Horas Graham, 461
Kennington, Eric Henry, 402
Kennington, James, 198
Kennington, William Oscar, 365
Kerr, Hugh Ripley, 456
Kerrich, John Herbert, 161
Kershaw, Dudley, 198
Kershaw, Horace, 138, 141
Key, William Percy, 198
Keyser, Harry Assur, 122
Kibble, Alfred William, 375
Killick, Cecil Molyneux, 464
Killick, Stephen George Molyneux, 448
King, Bernard William Templeton, 434
King, Cecil Arthur, 342
King, Charles Montague, 119
King, Edward Oakes, 172
King, Eric Lorne, 464
King, Harold Charles, 112
King, Herbert Alfred, 112
King, Henry Walter Richard, 280
King, Horace Herbert, 432
King, Lionel Thomas, 400
King, Lyster Hulme, 342
King-Church, Charles Edward, 198, 211,
257
King-Church, John Cardale, 161, 175
King-Stephens, Lionel Eustace, 292
Kingdon, John Phillipps, 295, 298
Kingham, John Ernest, 371
Kingston, Charles Dania, 234
Kinns, Edward Herbert, 77
Kinsey, Arthur Francis St. John, 342
Kiralfy, Archibald Gerald, 360
Kiralfy, Edgar Graham, 375
Kirby, Herbert Robert, 311
Kirby, Walter Ernest, 324, 337
Kirby, William Lewis Clark, 276, 282
Kirchberger, Oscar Solomon, 448

522
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Kirkham-Blair, Ralph, 287
Kisch, Augustus Maitland, 422
Kisch, Barthold Schlesinger, 311, 332, 495
Kisch, Ernest Royalton, 384
Kisch, Martin Schlesinger, 342, 386
Kitcat, Robert Paley, 93
Kitson, Arthur James Douglas, 324
Kitto, William Richard, 90
Klingenstein, Gilbert, 386
Klingenstein, Sidney, 349, 355
Knight, Reginald Kirwin, 268
Knowles, Hugh Charles, 158
Koch, Martyn Douglas V., 464
Kochanski, Leon Casimir Moull, 411
Koekkoek, Frederick, 198
Koppelow, Charles Ernest Hermann
Alexander Paul von, 172
Krauss, Harold Barnet, 461
Krauss, Norman David, 448
Kulb, Victor Henry, 223
Kunhardt, Ferdinand Henry, 251
Kunhardt, Frederic George, 324
Kynaston, Alfred Francis, 96
Laithwaite, John Gilbert, 94
Lake, Kirsopp, 205
Lambert, George, 452
Lance, Frederick William, 76
Land, Lea Milroy, 268
Lan-Davis, Cyril Frederick, 371
Lane, Samuel Bourdas, 349
Lane, Septimus Arthur, 324
Lang, Edward Lionel, 429
Langdon, Arthur William, 287
Langdon-Davies, Bernard Noël, 211
Langhorne, Alfred Byron, 324
Langhorne, Robert Tennent, 334
Langhorne, William August, 251
Langman, Albert Edward, 229
Langman, Francis William, 304
Langman, John Andrew, 229
Large, Joseph Herbert, 88
Larken, Paul Metcalf, 342
Larner, Henry Meredith, 102
Last, Basil Hubert, 416
Last, Thomas Clifford, 167
Latimer, Courtenay, 287, 298
Laughton, Kenneth Heath, 251
Laurie, Arthur Hamilton, 186
Laurie, Kenrick Carteret, 315
Laverty, Cecil Hay De la Motte, 251
Law, Harold George, 456
Lawford, Martin, 175
Lawrence, Arthur Sealy, 375
Lawrence, Edward Robert, 304
Lawrence, Gerald Leslie, 161
Lawrence, Henry John Griffiths, 217
Lazarus, Arthur Montagu, 464
Lazarus, Frank Jacob, 268
Lazarus, George Maitland, 280, 290
Leadam, Harold Christopher Newton,
234
Leage, Horace Hamilton, 365
Leah, Samuel, 353
Learoyd, Arthur Gordon, 141, 186
Ledgard, George Horace, 186
Ledgard, Ralph Gilbert, 217, 268
Ledgard, Walter Hubert, 186
Lee, Benjamin Henry, 76, 77
Lee, Crichton Stirling, 260, 319
Lee, Edward Henry Hoare, 92
Lee, Gilbert Sterling (Stirling), 251,
Lee, Harold Montague, 392
Lee-Wright, Harold, 324
Leechman, Alleyne, 133
Leedham, Leslie Charles, 432
Lees, Alan Henry, 330, 337
Lees, John Rutherfoord D'Olier, 407
Lees, Kenneth Arthur, 287, 298
Lees, William Donald, 251, 259
Leeson, Harold Howard, 334
294
Leeson, Leslie Knight, 343, 379, 429, 495
Leffman, Frank Emil, 416, 434
Legg, Bertram Theodore, 209
Legg, Charles James Simpson, 205
Legg, Frederick John, 144
Legg, Reginald Francis, 138
Legg, William George, 133
Leggatt, Edward Oswald Neville Owen
251
Leggatt, Ernest Hugh Every, 113, 115
Leggatt, Frederick Clement Every, 81, 98
Le Grand, Alfred Henry Harvey, 296
Le Grand, John Prowett, 381
Le Gros, Ernest, 330
Leigh-Bennett, Cyril Francis, 343
Leigh-Hunt, Maurice Egerton, 138
Leigh-Hunt, Paul Cecil Courthope, 268
Leigh-Hunt, Trevor Rodney, 280
Leigh-Hunt, Walter Jocelyn, 296
Leishman, Oswald Stewart, 168
Le Marie, Frank, 407
Le Mesurier, Reginald Frederick, 400,
419
Lemon, Reginald Allin, 467
Leon, Arthur Alexander, 234
Leslie, Henry, 77
Letts, Charles Hubert, 128
Letts, Henry Vaughan, 96
Letts, Norman Ashworth, 113
Leveaux, Montague Vivian Ellis, 223
Levick, George Murray, 251
Levy, Arthur Louis, 423
Levy, Frederick Laurence, 268
Levy, Henry Lionel, 429
Lewis, Herbert Somers, 223
Lewisohn, Claude, 394
Lewisohn, Frederick, 229
Lewisohn, Karl, 403
Lewtas, Frederick George, 441
Ley, Geoffrey Arthur Henry, 461
Ley, Harry Granville, 162
Lightbody, Bernard Alexander, 287
Lightbody, Leonard Jocelyn, 349, 392
Lightbody, Malcolm Rupert Russell, 240
Lightburne, Robert Henry Hartcourt,
369

1876-1905]
523
INDEX.
Lilly, Charles Otto, 432
Lilly, George Austen, 416
Linck, Harry August, 324
Linck, Maximilian William, 349, 371
Lindsay, Alec Gerald, 461
Lindsay, Arthur Claude R., 168
Lindsay, Herbert Stott, 85, 91
Lindsay, Henry Alexander Fanshawe,
276, 294
Lindsay, Walter Stott, 81
Lines, Wallace, 172
Linton, Francis James, 411
Lion, Felix Julius, 448, 457
Lissant, Sydney Phillip, 423, 446
List, Alexander Patrick, 411
Litteljohn, Arthur Rieussett, 287
Litteljohn, Edward Salterne, 260
Littlewood, Arthur Bernard, 85
Littlewood, John Edenson, 403
Littlewood, Samuel Robinson, 238
Livingstone, Guy, 304
Lloyd, Cecil Kingsley, 423, 434
Lloyd, Langford Newman, 172
Lloyd, William Reginald, 407, 419
Loch, Charles William, 411
Lockhart, William Douglas, 381
Lockwood, Reginald, 268
Lockwood, Sidney Hirst, 335
Loewe, Herbert Martin James, 316, 355
Loewe, Lionel Louis, 448
Longford, William Ulic Desmond, 467
Longuet-Higgins. See Higgins.
Longworth, Alfred, 155
Lord, Eustace Henry, 99
Lord, George Wilfred, 198
Lord, Thomas Ashe, 162, 169
Lovell, Harold Thomas, 128
Lovell, John Spencer, 104
Lovell, Sidney John, 106
Lovemore, Sinclair. Moody, 234
Lovering, William Reginald, 316
Lovett, Frederick Reynolds, 276, 290
Low, Archibald Montgomery, 407
Low, Kenneth Stewart, 375
Lowson, Kenneth John Gordon, 392
Löwy, Albert Ernest, 416
Luard - Selby, Reginald Bertram, 330,
371
Lubbock, Guy Ashley, 465
Lucas, Alfred Edward, 168
Lucas, Archibald, 168
Lucas, Ronald Fairfax, 360
Luckstedt, Geoffrey Eric, 423
Ludlam, Allan Leslie, 144
Ludlam, Cuthbert Aubrey, 133
Lunau, William Henry, 122
Lundgren, Charles Wilson, 423
Lupton, Arthur Sinclair, 205, 212
Lupton, Horace Wheeler, 191
Lupton, John, 85, 100
Lupton, Joseph Macdougal, 76, 92
Lupton, Roger, 150
Lush, Reginald Gregory Gilmore, 381
Lutman, Robert Bywater, 335
Luxmoore, Bruce Douglas, 251
Lydall, Henry Hugh Wykeham, 376
Lydall, William Edward Dyer, 296
Lyle, Joseph Vacy, 107
Lynch, Gerald Roche, 423
Lynch, Stephen Frederick Blosse, 172
Lyon, Frederick Otto, 392
Lyons, Emanuel Simon, 227
Lytton, Harry Koriegine, 467
MacAlister, Donald Alexander, 252
MacAlister, George Ian, 268, 291
Macarthur, Alick Judson, 88
Macaulay, George Robert, 93
MacBride, George Palmer, 268
MacBride, Robert Johnstone Knox, 257
McCance, John Law, 423
MacClymont, Colin Alexander, 360
McConnell, Dufferin Villiers, 416
McCully, Donald, 437
Macdonald, Arthur Gabell, 180
MacDonald, Charles Clanranald, 128
MacDonald, Clarence Reginald, 198
MacDonald, Donald, 429
MacDonald, Donald John, 187
McDonald, James, 465
MacDonald, Kenneth Alexander, 172
MacDonald, Percy Brooming, 304
MacDonald, Roderick George, 205
McDonell, Eneas Ronald, 191
McDonnell, Alastair Somerled, 311
McDonnell, Michael Francis Joseph, 292,
298
McDonnell, Thomas Francis Robert, 175
McDowall, Stewart Andrew, 335
McDowell, Francis John James Forster,
209
McEntire, James Virtue, 280
MacFarlane, Walter de Burgh, 330
MacGeagh, Henry Davies Foster, 349
McGowan, Frank, 335
MacGrath, Michael Reginald, 260
Machell, Lancelot, 234
Mächtig, Erick Gustav Siegfried, 434
McIlwaine, Arthur Arnold, 223
Mackail, Denis George, 461
Mackenzie, Roderick Henry Turing, 452
Mackenzie, William Crosthwaite, 441
Mackesy, Pierse Joseph, 353
MacKray, William Henderson, 241, 247
MacLean, Lachlan John Alan, 304
McLeod, Norman Macdonald, 381
MacMahon, William Percy Dartrey, 392
MacMillan, Henry MacClaurin, 316
MacMillan, Stephen Alexander, 331
McMurdie, Stanley Robert, 79
McNair, Arthur Wyndham, 131
McNaught, William George Bower, 83
Macnee, Eustace Alberic (Alberé), 365,
371
McNeill, Angus Donald Talbot, 444
Macnutt, Frederick Brodie, 180

524
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Macpherson, Ronald Elliot, 397
Macpherson, Ronald Gordon, 180
Macrory, Adam John Charles, 448
MacRury, Evan, 343, 355
Macvean, Maffra William Bushby, 407
Magnus, Laurie, 128, 153
Magnus, Leonard Arthur, 257, 263
Maidlow, John Southern, 217
Mains, Archibald, 400
Mair, Edward Millett, 387
Mair, Frank Ernest, 261
Maitland, Edmund Bellasis Wightman,
400, 419
Major, Lancelot Bruce, 227
Malcolm, Alexander John, 128
Malcolm, George William, 128
Mallam, Ross Ibbotson Dalton, 252
Mallinson, Alfred Norman, 429
Manger, Albert Ernest, 95, 104
Manifold, Michael Graham Egerton, 112,
180
Manly, George William, 292
Manners, Hubert John Victor, 416, 449
Manning, George Alfred, 461
Manning, Guy Eugene, 172
Manning Herbert Ralph, 324
Manning, Stacey Lane, 353
Manning, William Oke, 287
Mansergh, Edward, 429
Marcus, Archie Edgar, 304
Marcus, Dudley Stewart, 324
Marcy, Frederick Nichols, 287
Marcy, George, 223
Marcy, William Nichols, 158
Marker, Arthur Ernest, 446
Marker, Edwin Henry Simon, 426
Marks, Ernest Edward, 94
Marks, Leslie Harold, 449
Marriott, Cecil Henry, 325
Marriott, Charles Cockburn, 88
Marriott, Norman Yorke, 144
Marsden, George, 205
Marsh, Cecil Edward, 88
Marsh, Gilbert Howe Maxwell, 349
Marsh, Roland Henry, 257
Marshall, Arthur Grotjan, 223
Marshall, Donald Guy, 288
Marshall, Ernest Edward, 269
Marshall, Frank Graham, 371
Marshall, Geoffrey, 401
Marshall, George Bishop, 134
Marshall, Gerald Collis, 247
Marshall, Harold, 304
Marshall, John Valentine, 241
Marshall, Kenneth Edward Dix, 465
Marshall, Robert Calder, 234
Marsland, Hermann Hugh, 411
Marsland, Philip Rickards, 138
Marsland, Reginald Price Wood, 180,
207
Marter, Frederick William, 423
Marter, Horace, 441
Martin, George, 234
Martin, John Charles Mant, 429
Martin, Montagu Charles R., 88
Martin, Moritz Richard, 360, 414
Martin, Oliver Percy, 319
Martin, Reginald Victor, 423
Martyn, Avenell Frederick Cleeve, 397
Martyn, Valentine Cleeve, 392
Marval, Charles, 241, 263
Marval, John, 227
Marwood, Sidney Lionel, 461
Marzials, François Maurice, 108, 110
Mason, Barry Willicombe, 96
Master, Reginald Arthur, 461
Masters, Frederick Hill, 325
Masters, William John Blechynden, 325
Matheson, Alexander, 128
Matheson, Atherton Greville Ewing, 172
Matheson, Edward Ewing, 128
Mathews, George Arthur Augustus, 252
Mathews, Leslie Henry Staverton, 147
Mathews, Percy Staverton, 147, 205
Matteson, Leonard, 343
Matthaei, Ernst Roger, 335, 337
Matthew, Alfred Churchill, 305
Matthew, Austin Frederic, 316, 328
Matthew, Edmund Henry, 241, 294
Matthew, Herbert Edmund John, 381,
419, 495
Matthew, Hubert Maurice, 397
Matthew, Leonard Arthur, 325, 363
Matthew, Reginald Walter, 288, 319
Matthew, Wilfrid John, 360
Matthews, Geoffrey, 252
Mattinson, Harold, 288
Mattinson, Miles Churchill, 360
Maude, Gerald William Urquhart, 360
Maund, Arthur Clinton, 456
Maurice, Frederick Barton, 122
Maurice, Hugh Alexander, 423
Maurice, Lawrence Colley, 369
Maurice, Richard FitzGerald, 198, 207
Maurice, Stirling, 429, 446
Maurice, William Edmund, 269, 272
Mavor, Ivan, 387
Mavor, Thomas Paul Faustius Henry,
449
Maw, Arthur Ernest, 360
Maw, Henry, 173
Maw, Robert Lewis, 241
Maw, Thomas Frederick, 311
Maxwell, Leofric Charles Vernon, 461
Maxwell, John Preston, 134
Maxwell, William Laidlaw, 376
May, Cyril Ernest, 416
May, Harry Vincent, 401
May, Henry William, 173
May, Stanley, 191
May, William Lupton, 78
Mayeur, Eugène François, 94
Maynard, Charles Clarkson Martin, 109
Maynard, Farnham Edward, 349
Mead, Henry Gifford, 191
Mead, William Albert, 217
Meares, Cyril Frankland, 311
Mears, Trevor Irvine Nevitt, 241

1876-1905]
525
INDEX.
Medill, Robert Eugene, 198
Medill, Thomas Herbert, 158
Mehdi Kkan, Mirza, 452
Meiklejohn, Norman Sinclair, 269
Meiklejohn, Roderick Sinclair, 217
Meiklejohn, Walter Lloyd Sinclair, 235,
247, 296
Melhuish, John Leon, 349
Melhuish, Paul, 397
Melhuish, Ralph Paul, 305, 319
Melhuish, Robert Aveline, 360
Mella, Frederick Johann Gustavus, 276,
298
Mellish, Laurence Oliver Falaise, 217
Mellor, Frank Algernon, 118
Melville, Alexander Napier, 325
Melville, Robert George, 150
Mempes, Mortimer James, 292
Mempes, Walter, 423
Mennell, George Gillies, 235
Mennell, James Beaver, 269
Mennell, Zebulon, 199
Menzies, Henry, 94
Meredith, Hubert Angelo Joshua, 353,
414
Merrick, Lawrence, Bruce, 199
Merrick, William, 180
Merritt, Cecil Mack, 235
de Mersan, Raoul, 310
Mexia, José Carlos, 245
Meyer, Xavier Rodwell, 134
Michell, Guy Herington, 199
Michôd, Frederic Archibald Hope, 144
Middlemiss, George Whitson, 241
Middlemiss, Sholto Douglas, 449
Middleton, Harry Empson, 407, 446.
Middleton, Reginald Fairfax, 365
Midgley, Henry Graham, 467
Midwinter, Arthur Adair, 223
Midwinter, Cecil George Adair, 162
Midwinter, Edward Colpoys, 131
Mignon, Franklin Alfred Charles, 209
Mignon, Jephson George, 156
Mignon, Louis de la More, 223
Milburn, Edward Sinclair, 349
Milburn, Gerald Percy, 366
Mildred, Spencer, 191, 193
Miller, Charles Murdoch, 90
Miller, Constantine Saltonstall, 90, 109
Miller, Cyril Walter, 168
Miller, Francis Samuel, 229
Miller, Frederick Richard L., 441, 452
Miller, George Munro, 95
Miller, Gordon Molineux, 376
Mills, Colin Charles, 467
Mills, Edward Victor, 411, 419
Millward, William Charles Geoffrey
Duncan, 482
Milner, John Philip, 252
Milsted, Arthur Penryn, 100
Milsted, Edmund George, 187
Milton, Archibald Robert Rewicke, 325,
372
Misquith, Juan Carlos, 465
Mitchell, Alan Alexander McCaskyll, 305,
319, 495
Mitchell, Edmund Amyot, 423
Mitchell, Horace, 80
Mitchell, Hugh, 288
Mitchell, James, 79
Mitchell, John Percival, 429
Mitchell, Kenneth Grant, 376
Mitchell, Philip Euen, 449
Mitchell, William Weston, 144
Mitton, Edgar Wilbury, 235
Mitton, Ralph Heslop, 257
Moberly, Ronald Stewart, 449
Moilliet, John Lewis, 361
Moinet, John Cyril, 252
Monfries, Charles Babington Smith, 337
Monfries, James Drummond Carmichael,
419
Monilaws, Stanley Hope, 423
Monson, Lewis Oswald, 449
Montagu, David, 168
Montagu, Louis Samuel, 115, 150
Montague, Albert Edward, 109
Montefiore, Claude Emanuel, 361
Montefiore, Gilbert Vita Barrow, 397
Montefiore, Joseph Charles Jacob, 376
Montgomery, Bernard Law, 429
Montgomery, Donald Stanley, 430, 434
de Montmorency, Raymond Hervey, 196
Moon, Hubert Charles Peter, 430
Moore, Bertram Percy, 205, 212
Moore, Cecil Ernest, 407
Moore, Harold Leslie, 269
Moore, John Lee, 235, 272
Moore, William Fradgley, 144
Morant, William Hedley, 437, 454
Moray-Brown, Orlando, 252
Morecroft, Cecil Edward Hiram, 465
de Morgan, Augustus, 196
Morison, Charles Bruce, 187
Morley, Alexander Francis, 437
Morley, Basil Ellis, 150
Morley, Lacy Collison Collison-, 175
Morris, Arthur Percy, 296
Morris, Arthurs Higgs, 349
Miller, Hugh Molineux, 331
Miller, John Doull, 90
Miller, John Molineux, 353
Miller, Walter St. John, 325
Miller, Lawrence Walter, 331
Millington, Lionel Bertie, 180, 183
Millington, William Pearson, 223
Millmaker, Lytton Chandos Fleming,
397
Mills, Charles Eaton, 343
Morris, Philip Henry, 401
Morris, Sydney, 209
Morris, Wilfrid Edgar, 449
Morris, William Richard Grave, 199
Morton, Andrew, 199
Morton, Lindsay Nowell, 263
Morton, William Levett, 298
Moses, Charles Robert, 437
Moses, David Assur Henry, 218

526
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Mosse, Charles Herbert, 408
Mosse Philip Godfrey, 449
Mosse, Sydney Hugh, 423
Mount, Walter Reginald, 191
Moxon-Browne, Edward, 397
Moxon-Browne, Kendall Ernest, 325
Moyses, Harry John Swenson, 280
Mudford, Charles, 173
Mudford, Frederic George, 145
Mudford, Walter Heseltine, 424
Muir, Hugh Brown, 150
Muir-Mackenzie, Kenneth James, 312
-
Muir Mackenzie,
Montague
Ronald
Alfred, 312
Mulligan, Arthur de Wolfe, 252
Mulvany, Charles Mathew, 111
Munro, Kenneth, 94
Munton, Vincent Robert, 411, 434
Murdoch, Archibald José Campbell, 209
Murdoch, Louis Forde MacGrigor, Camp-
bell, 128
Murphy, Frank Arthur, 441, 458
Murr, Christopher, 412
Murray, Charles Richard, 305
Murray, David Alexander Bruce, 465
Murray, George Andrew, 335
Murray, George Cameron, 467
Murray, Hamilton, 261
Murray, Kenneth Francis Malcolm, 449
Musgrave, Richard Rosewell, 173
Myers, Arthur Phineas, 209
Myers, Henry Cecil, 257, 263
Myers, Horace Abraham, 355
Myers, William Walter, 245
Newson, Walter Frank, 424
Niblett, Herbert Henry James Morton,
150
Nicholson, George John Lothian, 145
Nicholson, George Percy, 252
Nicholson, Herbert Pearson, 209
Nicholson, Octavius Henry Lothian, 235
Nicholson, Reginald, 288
Nicholson, Walter Frederick, 158
Nicholson, William Glaister, 145
Nicoll, Arthur John, 88, 98
Niemeyer, Otto Ernst, 316, 337
Nitsch, John Ferdinand, 128
Nixon, Fergus Brinsley, 305
Noel, Norman Philpot Robert, 465
Nordberg, Eric, 424, 442
Norman, George Frederick Alexander,
235
Normandy, Geoffrey Frank, 288
Normandy, Leopold Frederick, 316
North, Edward Dudley, 173
North, Edward Herbert, 73
North, Eustace Guest Herbert, 95
North, Frederick John, 369
North, Harold, 205
North, Michael Arthur, 73, 79
Norton, Cyril William, 430
Norton, Ernest Lingham, 337
Norton, Frank Steer, 355
Norton, Henry Harvey, 79
Nowell, Frederick, 199
Noyes, Edwin Brownrigg, 433
Nunes, Lionel George, 288
Nursey, Cyril Fairfax Lane, 227
Nash, Elwin Harral Thomas, 134
Nash, Foster Henry, 305
Nash, Fountain Okey Colbourne, 252
Nash, Paul, 441, 461
Nash, Walter Bertram, 128
Nash, Whitwell Tryon, 173
Nathan, Cyril Herbert, 446
Nathan, Harry Louis, 412, 446
Nealor, John, 376
Neame, Austin Langley, 353
Neave, Cecil Howard, 257
Neave, George Reginald, 397
Needham, Frederick Manners, 449
Neil, Arthur Theodore, 235, 247, 296
Neil, John Cavan, 288
Neil, William Herbert, 235
Nelson, Richard Albany, 288, 332
Nepean, Evelyn Charles Yorke St. Vin-
cent, 312
Nepean, Leonard Percy St. Vincent, 305
Nesbitt, Randolph Cosby, 99
Nesfield, Vincent Blumhardt, 312
New, Frank Edward, 79
Newman, Cedric John, 449
Newman, Lionel Herbert Lewis, 343
Newman, Wilfred Alfred, 433
Newson, Stanley George, 376
Oates, Geoffrey Eugene, 331, 355
Oates, Raymond William, 434
O'Brien, Maurice Barry, 356
O'Brien, Bichard Barry, 416
O'Brien, Roderick Barry, 349
O'Connell, Charles Frederick, 241
O'Connell, Henry, 252
Ogilvy, Harry Hyacinth, 209
Ohlwerther, Walter John, 361
Oldershaw, Ernest Evans, 353
Oldershaw, Lucian Robert Frederic, 210
247
Oldfield, Claude Philip, 442
Oliver, Bertram Frederick, 376
Oliver, Cecil Rider, 412, 424
Oliver, Charles Oldworth, 461
O'Mahony, Arthur Redmond, 138
O'Neill, Charles Stephen, 75
Onraët, Pierre Trevor, 449
Onslow-Ford, Max, 343
Oppenheim, Alfred Isaac, 398
Oppenheim, Herbert Abraham, 384
Orchard, Edward Henslow, 261
Orchard, Francis Graham, 205
Orchard, Lawrence Barnard, 343
Orme, Frederick George, 187
Orpen, Edward Richards, 361, 384

1876-1905]
527
INDEX.
Osborne, Henry Cal, 458
Osburn, George Victor, 218
Otto, Frederick Arthur, 452
Owen, Arthur Elibank Lewis, 293
Owen, Cecil Vaughan Meredith, 150, 175
Owen, Evelyn Hugh St. David, 288, 296
Packard, Eric William Sydney, 458
Packard, Kenneth Gordon, 461
Padday, Arther Cumming, 162
Padday, James Alexander, 129
Paddon, Arthur Conrad Wreford, 401
Paddon, Godfrey Hugh Wreford, 376
Page, Charles Henry, 408
Page, Francis Trafford, 465
Page-Phillips, Percy Louis, 241
Pain, Basil Hewitt, 289
Palmer, Bernard Foster, 369
Palmer, Brien Charles, 444
Palmer, Carl Edward, 325
Palmer, Clarence Edward Stanhope, 337,
495
Palmer, Claude Foster, 456
Palmer, Ralph John, 150
Palmer, William Edward, 412
Pare, Henry Alfred, 261
Pare, Hubert, 305, 319
Pare, Maurice, 343
Pariente, Gaston, 162
Parker, Alfred Watson, 145
Parker, Frank, 398
Parker, Frederick Prosper, 325
Parker, Herbert Alban, 205
Parker, Northmore Eden, 289
Parker, Percy Barron, 134, 147
Parker, Sidney Hyde, 408
Parker, William Matthew Charles, 316
Parkinson, George John, 168
Parnell, Robert Percival, 168
Parrott, Hugh McDowall, 193
Parry, John Griffiths Montagu, 453
Parsons, Charles Kilgour, 369
Parsons, Frank, 350
Parsons, Herbert John, 229
Parsons, Lionel Spencer, 354
Passy, Lancelot Francis, 325
Paterson, Frederick Graham, 181
Patmore, John Deighton, 312
Paton, Archibald Shaw, 187
Patrick, Vincent Hammond, 191
Pay, Ralph John, 296
Payne-Gallwey, Maurice Hilton Frank-
land, 456
Payne, John Melvin, 241
Peake, George Alan, 461
Pearce, Cecil Lees, 316
Pearce, Dudley Guy, 408
Pearman, John Barton, 173
Pearman, Richard Carrol, 173
Pears, Guy Barnett, 312
Pears, Lancelot, 350
Pears, Maurice Loraine, 156
Pearse, Godfrey, 316
Pearson, Allen Campbell, 168
Pearson, Bertram Leslie, 392
Pearson, Eric Alexander, 343
Pearson, Hugh Drummond, 129, 131
Pearson, James Rae, 113
Pearson, Philip Grame, 212
Peat, James Barclay, 296
Peat, Roderick Mackay, 398
Peat, William Henry, 276
Peck, Basil Miles, 419
Peck, Humphrey, 387, 449
Peck, Leonard Jasper, 355
Pedder, Edward Boynton, 453
Pedder, Guy Richard, 465
Peel, Arthur, 343
Pelly, Russell George, 325
Penfold, George Brooks, 433
Penfold, Hugh Mullins, 241
Penfold, Saxby Vowler, 412
Penny, Harold Edmund Glencairn, 331
Perkins, Denis Campbell, 145
Perkins, Henry Thomas Harold, 257
Perkins, Norman Burgoyne, 269
Perman, Archibald, 296
Perren, Percy Warren, 408
Perrott, Harry Ronald-Taylor Parrott,
247
Perrott, Henry Ronald Taylor Simpson,
224
Perry, Arthur Ludlow, 150
Perry, Edmund Ludlow, 162
Perry, Edward William, 466
Peter, Frank Alexander, 235
Petty, William, 218
Peyton, Helmuth Pendennis, 280
Phelps, Edmund Julian, 296
Phelps, Harold James, 111
Philby, Ralph Montague, 376
Phillipps, Jacob Noel, 424
Phillipps, Richard Biddulph, 369
Phillips, Acton George, 316
Phillips, Alban Lloyd, 117
Phillips, Alfred Edgar, 369
Phillips, Arthur, 94, 494
Phillips, Cecil Laurence, 269, 282
Phillips, Christopher James, 129, 141
Phillips, Edgar Lewis, 253
Phillips, Edward, 437
Phillips, Frank Addison, 145
Phillips, George Addison, 361, 495
Phillips, George, 138
Phillips, Henry Frederick, 218
Phillips, Herbert Septimus, 191
Pearce, Edwin Sutton, 335
Pearce, Frank William, 376
Pearce, Frederick Spencer, 305
Pearce, Leslie Oro Gibb, 437
Pearce, Wilson Bennie Manly, 168
Phillips, Maurice Frederick, 120
Phillips, Philip Frederick, 199
Phillips, Ralph Addison, 280
Phillips, Raymond Abraham Felix, 134
Phillips, Robert Francis, 117

528
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Phillips, Walter Alison, 77
Phillips, Wilfred Lawrence, 218, 238
Phillips, William Edward, 392
Phillpotts, Ernest Alfred, 85, 99
Picciotto, Cyril Moses, 403
Pickersgill, Edward William, 361
Piggott, Arthur Vincent, 392
Piggott, Maurice William, 401
Pinches, Edward Lionel, 129
Pinches, Henry Irving, 242
Pinches, Horace George, 210
Pinker, Henry George, 218
Pinker, Richard Edgar, 261
Pipkin, Ernest Stratford, 199
Pitts, Guy Frederick, 467
Platts, David John, 299
Platts, Harry, 312
Pleadwell, William Montagu, 206
Plincke, Frank Edward, 312
Plincke, John Frederick, 326
Plowden, Humphrey Evelyn Chichele,
416
Plowden, Jasper Alfred Chichele, 444
Plowman, Edgar Hay, 76
Plowman, Robert Arthur, 75
Plummer, Edgar Curnow, 183, 194
Plummer, George Seelie, 261
Plummer, Sidney Herbert, 282
Pocock, Archibald Henry, 263
Pocock, Charles Arthur Pearce, 424
Pocock, Frank Pearce, 467
Pole, Chandos Edward Van-Notten, 156
Polimeni, Giovanni, 456
Pollak, Leslie Albert, 461
Pollard, Charles Fleetwood, 77, 98
Pollard, Fleetwood Haswell, 224
Pollard, Geoffrey Blemell, 444, 446
Pollard, George Frederick, 236
Pollard, Pascho Haswell, 77, 95, 98
Pollard, Richard Harold, 96, 111
Pollock, Aubrey Keating Halliday, 236
Pollock, Charles Frederick Halliday,
224
Pollock, Douglas William, 134
Pope, Arthur Ernest, 100
Pope, Edmund Osmund Jabez, 78
Pope, Edward Campbell, 361
Pope, Edward David, 401
Pope, Hugh Lethbridge, 326
Pope, Sidney Buxton, 269
Pope, Thomas Campbell, 376
Pope, Wellington Armstrong, 417
Pope, William Rushton, 162
Popham, John Francis Watson, 449
Porteous, Ernest Roland, 276
Porter, Victor Thomas, 465
Potter, Norman Franklin, 246
Pottinger, Charles Evan Roderick, 449
Pout, George Liddard, 218
Povah, Alan Soulter, 450
Powell, Charles Leslie Baden-, 392
Powell, Francis James Edward, 199
Powell, Frederic James, 94
Powell, Llewellyn Osborne, 192
Powell, Nicholas Guy, 257
Powell, Wilfred Henry, 113, 119
Power, Herbert, 366, 379
Power, John Brayswick Flatau, 417
Pownall, Edward George, 156
Pownall, Herbert Edward, 86
Poynter, Hugh Edward, 331
Pratt, Harold Leslie, 331
Prendergast, Henry Walter, 246
Prendergast, Lennox Chaplin, 381
Prescott, Ernest, 81
Preston, Edwin, 83
Price, Charles Lempriere, 224
Price-Hughes, Hugh Arnold, 293
Price-Hughes, John Bernard, 354
Price, Sydney James, 181
Priestley, Archibald Bertram, 344
Prince, Charles Leslie Gross, 162
Pritchard, Frank Shallis, 117
Pritchard, Herbert Alfred, 162
Pritchard, Malcolm Arthur, 210
Procter, James, 366
Procter, Samuel, 366
Proctor, Philip Bridger, 134
Prosser, William Wozencraft Thomas,
156
Prynne, Gordon Harvey Howard, 312
Prynne, Sherard John Howard, 433
Punch, Arthur Lisle, 437, 458
Purchas, Robert Whittlesey Thorn, 467
Pyke, Joseph, 317
Quekett, Hugh Scott, 412
Radcliffe, Cuthbert, 134, 141
Radcliffe, Cyril, 199
Ramsay, Cecil Byron, 94
Ramsay, Herbert Cyril, 424, 484
Ramsey, Walter Dean, 398
Randall, William Henry, 276
Raper, Harry Bertie, 218
Rashleigh, Vernon Leslie, 424
Ratliff, Derwent William, 350
Rawlinson, Wilfrid Grove Hartopp, 253
Ray, John Naxwell, 412
Raymond, Ernest, 424
Rayner-Wood, Algernon Cockburn, 199
Raynor, Leonard George Selwyn, 269
Read, Dudley Henry, 199
Read, Harold William, 326
Read, Maurice Rix, 408
Reade, Dare Heber-Percy Herbert, 224
Reade, Reginald William, 456
Reade, Scott George Compton, 129
Reade, Thomas Harold, 456
Rebsch, Rupert Frederic William, 305,
363
Redway, Ernest George Ashby, 377
Reed, Baron Noel, 276
Reeson, Frederic John, 92

1876-1905]
529
INDEX.
Reeson, Henry Sutton, 150
Reeves, Hugh Charles, 280
Reid, Ellis Cunningham, 412
Reid, Hugh Courtenay, 456
Reid, James Harris, 326
Reid, John Campbell Wright, 369
Reid, Joseph Broadley, 210
Reinecke, Rudolph Charles Augustus,
236
Reitlinger, Henry Scipio, 355
Rennick, Alexander de Clanay, 261
Revell, Percy Arnold, 192
Reville, Frank Whittaker, 424
Rew, Horace Hayter, 377
Rew, Percy Goodwin, 392
Reynolds, George Collett, 162
Rhind, William, 93
Rhodes, Edward Hugh, 192, 201
Rhodes, Lyulph Edward, 206
Ribton, William Erskine, 227, 238
Rice, Eustace Meredith, 430
Rice, Fabian Arthur Besant, 145
Rice, George Charles Dudley, 110
Rice, Reginald Kenneth, 444
Rich, Christopher Stiles, 326
Rich, Edmund Tillotson, 181, 183
Rich, John Easten, 269
Rich, Theodore, 253
Richard, George Herbert, 312
Richard, James Hackett, 377, 426
Richards, Edward Albert, 465
Richards, Evan Matthew, 458
Richards, Francis Graham, 145
Richards, Norman Phelps, 181
Richards, Percy Andrew Ellis, 117
Rickett, Charles Ernest, 381
Ricketts, Felix William Henry, 236
Rider, Ralph, 408
Ridings, George Robert, 108, 110
Ridings, Henry Lawrence, 108
Rieu, Emile Victor, 381, 387
Risley, George Gilbert, 181
Riseley, Harry Lorimer, 134
Ritchie, Arthur Gerald, 282, 331
Ritchie, David, 206, 212
Ritchie, Percy Martin, 76
Ritchie, Sartoris Charles, 317, 355
Ritchie, William George Brookfield, 200
Riviere, Bernard Beryl, 296
Riviere, Evelyn, 236
Rivington, Claude Bertie Littler, 187
Robbins, Denis Egerton, 276
Robbins, Frank Hubert, 392, 403
Robbins, Reginald Henry, 230
Roberson, James Gordon Lairy Mon-
crieff, 462
Roberts, Charles Clifton, 257
Roberts, Charles Michael, 296
Roberts, Charles Minto, 417
Roberts, John William Basil Thornes,
313
Roberts, Mark Keith, 417
Roberts, Robert Coryton, 253
Robertson, Charles Cuthbert, 181, 183
Robertson, Edward Craig, 175, 242
Robertson, James Granville, 417
Robertson, Walter Henry Antonio, 317
Robinson, Burgess Evelyn Cane, 467
Robinson, Edward Colles, 218
Robinson, Ellis Mardon, 109
Robinson, George Brooke, 117
Robinson, Henry, 218, 230
Robinson, John Armstrong Purefoy, 200
Robinson, John Stanley, 434
Robinson, Lawrence Hanbury, 151
Robinson, Noel Edward, 200
Robinson, Reginald William, 306
Robinson, Richard Atkinson, 225
Robinson, Sydney Charles, 90
Robinson, Thistle, 453, 466
Roche, Allan, 79
Rodriguez, Frederick Alfred, 138
Roe, Alliott Verdon, 253
Roe, Everard Verdon, 297
Roe, Frank Freeman, 437
Roe, Humphrey Verdon, 253
Roe, Spencer Verdon, 242
Roe, Stanley Charles, 377
Rogers, Frederic James, 281
Rogers, John, 129
Ronald, John James, 192
Roper Charles, 236, 243
Rose, Frederick Hamilton, 181
Rose, Frederick Septimus, 98
Rose, Horace Arthur, 94
Rose, Launcelot St. Vincent, 175
Rose, Ronald Hugh Walrond, 289
Rose, Sidney Cooper, 138
Rosher, Arthur Burch, 408
Ross, Archibald John Campbell, 90
Ross, Ernest Athole, 224
Rotch, Claude Dickason, 289
Rothschild, Lionel Joseph, 306
Rothschild, Max, 261
Roughton, Francis Arthur Gray, 377,
387
Rouse, Alexander Macdonald, 270, 298
Rouse, Edmund William McDonnell,
261
Routh, Charles Frederick Richard, 370
Row, Arthur Walter White, 462
Row, Harry Harcourt, 453
Rowe, Albert Stanley, 81, 82
Rowe, Edmund Digby, 162
Rowe, Sydney Arthur Farquharson, 156
Rowe, William Hugh Cecil, 326, 337
Rowland, Alton, 168
Rowland, Percy Fritz, 115, 494
Rowland, Stanley Chamberlain, 200, 212,
494
Rowlett, Arthur George, 88
Rowntree, Douglas Woodville, 417
Rowsell, Herbert Walter, 111
Royal-Dawson, Frederick Warren Harry,
408, 426
Royal-Dawson, Oswald Sidney, 338
Royal-Dawson, Vernon Douglas, 299
Rudhall, John Reginald, 270
2 M

530
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Rudhall, Percy William Graham, 297
Rudkin, Stafford Basil Ritchie, 467
Rumble, Harold, 354
Rumsey, George Hubert, 306
Rushton, Cecil George, 344
Russell, Arthur John George, 306
Russell, Eric Richard Ainsworth, 450,
458
Russell, Francis Henry, 145
Rutherfoord, David Geoffrey Corrie, 366
Rutherfoord, John Wynne Corrie, 412
Rutherfoord, Thomas Corrie, 270
Rutter, Edward Owen, 424, 434
Ryder, Frederick Budd, 408
Rye, Arthur Lockyer, 173, 219
Rye, Frank Gibbs, 219
Rye, Hubert Gould, 306
Rye, James Bacon, 135
van Ryn, William Gerald, 453
Sabben, Arthur Percy, 331
Sabben, John William, 246
Sadler, Francis Brough, 417
Sadler, Ralph Samuel Slade, 151
Sadler, Ralph Trego, 317
Saffrey, Cecil Francis, 462
Sainsbury, William Tuke, 462
St. Clair, George James Paul, 361
St. Clair, William Lockhart, 338
St. John, Evelyn, 307, 319
St. Legier, Archibald Samuel de, 350
Salaman, Euston Abraham, 145
Salaman, Redcliffe Nathan, 163
Salamon, Henry, 261
Salamon, Sidney Dudley Martin, 306
Salter, Charles Edward, 89, 103
Salter, Frank Reyner, 387
Salter, Frederick Gurney, 212
Salter, William Henry, 263
Sams, Charles Egbert Reynolds, 258
Sams, Hubert Arthur, 181, 184
Samuel, Cecil Valentine, 444
Samuel, Ernest Lambert, 361, 387
Samuel, Harry Maurice, 393, 426
Samuel, Horace Barnett, 319
Sandberg, Carl Frederick William, 175
Sandeman, Alfred Patrick, 270
Sanders, William Orpen Skottowe, 227
Sanderson, Arthur Frederick, 313
Sanderson, Charles, 173
Sanderson, Ernest Henry, 206
Sanderson, Herbert, 281
Sandford, Daniel Arthur, 335, 355
Sands, John Sydney, 281
Sands, Robert William P., 242
Sands, Sydney Brett, 344, 387
Sands, Walter Brett, 424
Sansbury, Cyril Jackson, 115, 151
Sargent, John Philip, 442
Sarkies, Arathoon, 135
Sarkies, Malcolm Catchick, 181
Sasse, Rossell Harry Jephson, 442
Saunders, Arthur Philip, 270
Saunders, Donald Alfred William, 401
Saunders, Earnest William Cotes, 200,
201
Saunders, Frederick Charles Joseph, 430
Saunders, George Augustus, 200
Saunders, George Reynolds, 163
Saunders, Godfrey Wadham St. George,
210
Saunders, Reginald George Francis, 344
Saury, Arthur Vivian, 430
Sauvage, Thomas Llwyfs, 163, 176
Savage, Thomas Gustav Patrick, 393
Savell, Arthur Robert, 99
Sayers, Larne Douglas Watson, 236
Sayers, Laurance Denten, 462
Sayers, Raymond Cecil, 344
Sayers, Reuben Marchant, 219
Scafe, Robert Charles, 277
Scafe, William Earnest, 258
Schaap, Morton James, 430
Schloesser, Herman Henry, 350
Schloss, Erick Phillipe, 377
de Schmid, Charles Gerard Herbert, 156
de Schmid, Louis Thomas Irving, 156
Schmidt, Paul Robert John, 462
Schmidt, Percy Ray, 437
Schofield, Sydney Vaughan, 181
Scholderer, Julius Victor, 264
Schwarz, Reginald Oscar, 187, 200
Schwarz, Robert Morison, 181
Scialtiel, René, 372
Scott, Bertie Garfield Alma, 335
Scott, Charles Langston, 450
Scott, Claude Halsbury, 437
Scott-Coward, George Buchanan, 393,
426, 456
Scott, Edwin, 86.
Scott, Ernest Howard, 83
Scott, Ernest Leopold, 313
Scott, Ewart James Wilson, 370
Scott, Harold Ernest, 441
Scott, Herbert Septimus, 119
Scott, Percy Walter, 253
Scott, Philip, 253
Scott, Robert Hamilton, 393
Scott, Templer Henry, 354
Scott, Theodore, 123.
Scott, William Adam, 425
Scott, William Scott-, 82
Seagram, Henry Frederick, 366
Seale, Alfred Ernest, 408
Seale, Edward Wilmot, 453
Sedgwick, Charles Humphrey, 236, 264
Sedgwick, Oliver Standish, 277, 332
Seeman Eric William, 412
Seeman, Lewin Ernest, 441
Seeman, Otmar Ulrich, 344
Seeman, Waldo Theodor, 398
Selby, Marmaduke Frederick L. 408
Selfe, Edward Archie, 393
Seligman, Arthur Maximilian, 156
Seligman, Herbert Spencer, 138

1876-1905]
531
INDEX.
Seligman, Walter Leopold, 139, 147
Seligmann, Charles Gabriel, 163
Sellar, Norrie, 206
Sengel, Charles Earnest Maximilian, 96
Seppings, John William Hamilton, 200
Sergeant, Bernard, 258, 264
Sergeant, Philip Walsingham, 123
Sergeant, Albert Dearnley, 444
Sewell, Archibald Hankey, 129, 136
Sewell, Edward James Bernard, 430
Sewell, Reginald Arthur, 123
Shairp, Alexander, 156, 158
Shairp, Alexander Mordaunt, 412
Sharp, Archibald Tertius, 438
Sharp, Everard William Lewen, 450, 458
Sharp, Sidney Leslie Roy, 462
Sharp, Vivian King, 467
Sharp, William Reid, 438
Sharpe, Alfred Gerald Meredith, 344
Sharpe, Cecil John, 417
Sharpe, Reginald Tyler, 438
Sharpe, William Walford Salisbury, 462
Shattock, Charles Robert, 293
Shaw, Charles Courtenay, 253
Shaw-Crisp, Cuthbert, 401
Shaw, Evelyn Campbell, 317
Shaw-Leipmann, Gustavus Paul, 317
Shaw-Leipmann, Henry Richard, 377
Shaw-Leipmann, William Shaw, 335
Shaw, Norman Rymer Mackintosh, 297
Shaw, Reginald Kenworthy, 430
Shaw, Richard Westall, 146
Shaw, William Vernon, 151
Shedlock, Rupert Down, 230
Shelbourne, Hugh John, 80
Sheldon, Arthur Izod, 227
Sheldon, Philip Arkell, 281, 338
Sheldon, Walter Sirr, 210
Shepard, Cyril Harry, 277
Shepard, Ernest Howard, 293
Shepard, Robert Henry, 73, 92
Shepherd, Frederick Percy, 131, 173
Shield, Henry Sopwith, 372
Shipp, Robert Cyril, 326
Shoobert, Neil, 450
Shoppée, Laurence Bertram, 393
Shore, John William Teignmouth, 246
Short, George Howard, 350
Shuffrey, Gilbert, 462
Shuffrey, Leonard, 200
Shuffrey, Paul, 450
Siau, Raymond Louis, 105, 111
Sich, Alexander Ernest, 129, 136
Sich, Percy Bertram Wardell, 306
Sickert, Leonhard Johannes, 206
Sidgwick, Alexander Drury 156
Sidney, Richard John Hamilton, 468
Sifton, Frank, 355
Sifton, Isaac Taylor, 355
Sifton, James David, 264
Sifton, Samuel Elgood, 299
Silley, Percival George, 182
Silverlock, Henry Winchester, 206
Simon, Charles Victor, 366
Simon, Percy Ralph, 398, 414
Simon, Philip Benfey, 344
Simpson, Charles Reginald, 258
Simpson, Percy Melville, 258
Simpson, Trevor Claud, 212
Simpson, William Clarence, 246
Sims, Arthur Mitford, 412
Sims, Nugent Woolcott, 438
Sims, Thomas Henry, 408
Sinauer, Esmond Moreton, 370, 403
Sington, Gerald Henry Adolphus, 219
Skeffington, Harold Ernest, 227
Skene, Charles Edward, 409, 434
Skene, George Alexander, 306
Skene, James Henry, 253
Skene, Robert Reginald, 453
Skene, William Forbes, 139
Slack, Clifford, 242
Slack, Harold, 246
Slade, Harman, 120
Sladen, Douglas Brooke Charles, 335
Slater, Edward Vere, 202
Slater, John Cyrus, 236
Slocombe, Edward Ernest Crawshay,
255
Small, Arthur Thomas, 270
Small, Henry Ernest, 258
Smalley, Robert Francis, 220
Smedley, Cuthbert Eric, 361
Smedley, Hugh Lionel, 381
Smeed, Alfred Howard, 361
Smeed, Edward, 433
Smith, Arthur Clementi, 115, 163
Smith, Arthur Russell, 219
Smith, Benjamin Harold, 158
Smith, Cedric Robert Hamilton, 468
Smith, Claud Harold, 456
Smith, Claude Rowland Victor, 350
Smith, Cyril Brunette, 336
Smith, Eric Agar, 462
Smith, Francis Maylett, 253
Smith, Frank Gurney, 313, 495
Smith, Frank Kelcher, 362
Smith, Guy Bellingham, 79
Smith, Frederick Herbert, 227
Smith, Guy Brunette, 366
Smith, Harold Brunette, 350
Smith, James Leoni, 163, 176
Smith, James Newland Newland-, 104
Smith, John Arthur Watson, 370
Smith, Julian Laurence Hamilton, 438
Smith, Leonard Charles, 96, 98
Smith, Reginald Harry, 270
Smith, Solomon Charles Kaines, 219,
259
Smith, Thomas St. Clair, 212
Smyth, Geoffrey Gee-, 381
Smyth, Guy Charles Gee, 398
Snead, Frederick Clarence Heron, 219
Snell, Ralph Alexander, 409
Snell, Thomas Saxon, 344
Sneyd, Dryden George Thompson, 336
Snow, Benjamin, 242
Snow, Ernest Henry, 192

532
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Snowden, Arthur de Winton, 151
Snowden, Cyril Ralph, 270, 294
Snowden, George Rutland, 163, 176
Snowden, Harold John, 163
Snowden, Herbert Guy, 82
Soares, Louis d'Almeida, 187
Solbé, Richard Guerin, 95, 105
Soloman, Wilfred Daniel, 462
Solomon, Alfred Abraham, 293
Solomon, Albert Benjamin, 163
Solomon, Arthur Ewart, 425
Solomon, Lawrence, 220
Solomon, Maurice, 224, 230
Solomon, Philip Leonard, 151
Solomon, Thomas Henry, 453 458
Solomon, William Lewis, 372
Sonnenthal, Arthur George, 326
Sonnenthal, Frederic Moritz, 306
Soper, Frederick Richard, 101, 110
Soper, George Bertram Spencer, 253
Soper, Herbert Edward, 76, 79
Soper, Horace Nettleship, 344
Soper, Hugh Thomas Burrell, 289
Souter-Robertson, David Vivian, 377
de Souza, Aniceto Emmanuel, 358
de Souza, Edward Valentine, 348
Sowinski, Joseph Ladislas, 468
Spaull, Barnard Alfred, 105
Spaull, Frederick John, 182
Spaull, Percy William, 129
Speed, Digby Geoffrey William Fearn-
side-, 417
Speed, Ronald Nelson de Disskan Fearn-
side-, 438
Spencer, Henry Pelham, 362
Spencer-Watson, Spencer Buxton, 192
Spicer, Roy Geoffrey Bullen, 433, 446
Spielmann, Percy Edwin, 350
Sprague, Cecil George, 362
Sprague, Geoffrey Bond, 344
Sprague, Reginald Winter, 270
Spreat, Stanley Chappell, 79
Sproston, Arthur Hill, 344
Sproston, Henry, 345
Sproston, Noel, 354
Spurgin, John Cuthbertson, 453
Spurling, Stephen John, 83
Squires, Frank Chavasse, 370, 419
Squires, Herbert Chavasse, 289, 319
Stacey, William Reginald Bartlett, 289
Stacy, Alfred Montagu Charles Augus-
tus, 412
Stacy, William Bernard, 468
Stafford, Arthur Darrell, 465
Stainer, Edward, 129
Stainforth, Martin, 106
Staines, James Howard, 83
Stallard, Harry, 98
Stamp, Alfred Edward, 123
Stamp, Charles Ernest, 176
Stamp, George Reginald, 194
Stamp, John Herbert, 123
Stamper, Edward Poulder Fenton, 393
Stanbridge, Arthur Christian, 438
Standage, Henry Edmund, 398
Standbridge, Charles Haswell, 306
Standbridge, William John, 306, 338
Starling, Hubert John, 182
Stayner, Augustus Edward, 450
Steadman, William Milton, 258
Steavenson, Dudley Vaughan, 277
Steavenson, Harold Vernon, 192
Stebbing, Edward Percy, 120
Stebbing, Francis, 281
Stedman, Stanley Richard, 242
Steele-Perkins, Cyril Steele, 381, 394
Steer, Valentia, 297
Stein, Leonard Jacques, 387
Stephen, Carr St. John, 289
Stephen, Robert Hume, 270, 282
Stephens, Frederick Bowring, 246
Stephens, Harold Edric, 425
Stephenson, Cyril Heath, 453
Stephenson, Lionel Fenton, 417
Stephenson, Philip Torrance, 123
Stern, Frederick Augustus Simpson, 85
Stevens, Arthur Leslie, 430
Stevens, Arthur Vivian, 313
Stevens, Clement Henry, 101
Stevens, Richard Henry Easington, 345
Stevens, Robert William, 433
Stevens, Thomas George, 89, 105
Stevenson, Francis Daniel, 219
Stevenson, Henry Louis, 206
Stewart, Allan Patrick Nesfield, 151,
176
Stewart, Arthur Brabazon, 377
Stewart, Charles Howard, 146
Stewart, Charles Ravenscroft, 187
Stewart, Charles Wilfrid, 466
Stewart, Donald Allan, 146
Stewart, Donald McIver, 258
Stewart, Francis John, 306
Stewart, Hinton Arthur, 169
Stewart, Howard Douglas, 289
Stewart, Hubert Selwyn, 224, 230
Stewart, James St. Clair Drysdale, 289
Stewart, Joseph Herbert, 141
Stewart, Lennox Macdonald, 382
Stewart, Malcolm Mackenzie, 168
Stewart, Reginald Edward, 227
Stewart, Robert Macleod, 151
Stewart, Walter Middleton, 313, 319
Stewart, Weston Henry, 377, 379
Stickland, Cecil William, 182
Stickland, Harold John, 453
Stiles, Trevor Barton, 89
Stirling, Charles Goodbarne, 92
Stirling, William Hockin, 130
Stiven, Howard Temperley, 462
Stiven, James Graham, 271
Stockdale, Arthur Gordon, 382
Stocker, Harold Maurice, 313
Stohwasser, Francis Temple, 377
Stohwasser, Sidney Harold, 382
Stokes, Durham, 123
Stokes, John Hill, 409
Stokes, Leonard Henry, 401

1876-1905]
533
INDEX.
Stokoe, Cecil George, 107
Stokoe, Richard, 236
Stokoe, Thomas Richard, 146
Stone, Lionel George Tempest, 182
Stone, William Edwin Elphinstone, 377
Stones, Edgar, 212
Stonhouse, Arthur Allan, 378
Storey, Robert John Baker, 146
Story, George Francis, 299
Strachey, James Beaumont, 387
Strahan, Geoffrey Sequin, 336
Strahan, Stuart Sequin, 326
Stranack, Wallace George Newton, 141
Strang, Andrew, 354
Strange, Robert Gordon, 151
Strange, William Perril Heath, 106, 110
Stratton, Buchan Anthony, 444
Stratton, Frank, 210
Stratton, Frank Cecil George, 412
Stratton, Richard de Fontaine, 401
Stratton, Richard Fountain, 433
Strauss, Edwin Bernard, 163, 164
Streeten, Ernest Rock, 98
Strong, Rowland, 83
Strong, Sandford Arthur, 75
Struthers, Duncan Gordon, 409, 419
Struthers, Kenneth, 409
Stuart, Alan, 378
Stülpnagel, Charles William, 151
Sturdy, Arthur Carlile, 345, 372
Sturt, Francis Leslie, 326
Stutchbury, Harold Owen, 141
Stutfield, Armar Lowry, 224.
Stutfield, Vincent Corbett, 212
Sully, Frederick Harold, 210
Sulman, Leopold Harry, 393
Summerhayes, Julius James, 123
Sumner, Frank Gates, 362
Sumner, Gilbert Arthur, 89
Sumner, James Cuthbert, 173
Sumner, Jocelyn Brooke, 237
Sutton, Cecil Norman Stafford, 242, 297
Sutton, Harold Hereward Edgar, 227
Sutton, William Bertram Leslie, 313
Swan, John Barye Rankin, 409
Swan, Robert Arthur, 345
Swanston, Arthur William, 210
Tabbush, Reginald Lennox Nathaniel,
409
Tabor, Francis Samuel, 115
Tahourdin, Gilbert Hadden, 271
Talbot, Douglas Gerald, 307
Tanner, James Alexander, 254
Tarver, Alexander Leigh, 124
Tatlow, Reginald Dalgetty, 362
Tattersfield, Harold Monthain, 242
Taylor, Archibald John Scriven, 192
Taylor, Arthur Percy, 290, 319
Taylor, Edwin Kenneth Cameron, 413
Taylor, Geoffrey Charles Rimington, 338
Taylor, Guy Arthur, 444
Taylor, Harold Bourne, 425, 450
Taylor, Henry, 271
Taylor, Hugo Raynell, 425
Taylor, James Henry, 80
Taylor, Thomas Herbert, 187
Taylor, William Frederic Hallet, 382
Tchaykovsky, Peter Nicholas, 409, 446
Tchaykovsky, Uric David, 433
Teale, Norman, 409
Teale, Vernon George, 362
Telfer, Henry Adams, 462
Temple, Richard Thomas, 77
Teuten, Aubrey Clifford, 450
Tharp, Philip Anthony, 446
Tharp, Robert Charles, 378
Thewlis, Noel Eastwood, 409
Thirtle, Herbert Lestor, 103
Thiselton-Dyer, George Henry, 290
Thomas, Albert Edward, 115
Thomas, Albert Joseph, 453
Thomas, Bernard Gordon Prothero-,
393
Thomas, Edward Francis, 272
Thomas, Edward Llewellin, 438
Thomas, Frederick Joseph, 350
Thomas, Philip Edward, 293
Thomas, Robert Edward, 350
Thomas, Robert Henry, 258, 264
Thomas, Walwyn, 146, 158
Thomas, William Stanley, 156
Thomson, John, 366, 387
Thompson, Arthur Douglas, 135
Swanston, James Christian, 200
Sweet-Escott, Hugh Berill, 378
Sweet-Scott, Stanley Bickham, 378
Swift, Hubert, 277
Swindley, Eric Ian, 462
Swinhoe, Harold Arthur Rogers, 135
Swinhoe, Laurence Rodway, 456
Swire, Samuel, 84
Swyny, Arthur Maxwell, 450
Symms, Robert Corser Montfort, 81
Symonds, Cecil Hardy, 413
Symonds, Robert Wemyss, 462
Syms, Gordon Rimington, 444
Szczepanski, Charles Carrington, 152
Thompson, Alfred Alexander, 354
Thompson, Arthur Patrick, 462
Thompson, Augustus Perronet, 261, 299
Thompson, Charles Sydney, 277
Thompson, Cherbury Lyttleton Eyre,
148
Thompson, Corrie Leonard, 119
Thompson, Douglas Hilderbrand, 393,
395
Thompson, Edward Vincent, 293
Thompson, Frederick Bertie, 307
Thompson, James Edward, 103
Thompson, John Hampden, 200
Thompson, Reginald Campbell, 224
Thorley, Robert, 102
Thorn, Cyril Hunter Robert, 237
Thorn, Harold Eustace, 438
Thorne, Alfred Francis, 112

534
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Thorne, Arthur Temple, 425, 434
Thorne, Ernest Anderson, 111
Thorne, Frank Oswald, 462
Thorne, William Hobart Houghton, 206
Thornhill, Langton, 297
Thornhill, Oliver Walter, 281
Thornley, Herbert Gordon, 366
Thornton, Arthur Ruthven, 206, 212
Thornton, John McLaren, 430, 463
Thornton, Lewis Henry Douglas, 438
Thornton, Maxwell Ruthven, 254
Thornycroft, Isaac Thomas, 326
Thornycroft, John Edward, 146
Thorpe, Sydney Edward, 254
Thurston, Edward Thomas, 456
Thurston, Frank Isaiah, 86
Thurston, Granville Bourdas, 82
Thurston, Harold, 257, 271
Thurston, Herbert, 293
Thurston, John Bourdas, 98
Thurston, Percy, 135
Thurston, Roland, 331
Thurston, Sidney, 115, 174
Thwaites, Guy, 271
Tice, Charles Allen, 444
Tildesley, Cecil Walter, 393
Tilly, Gordon Howard, 444
Timbury, Fred. James, 80
Tippett, Arthur Frederick, 441
Tippett, Sydney Gordon, 169
Tippetts, Cecil Malpas, 345
Tippetts, Percy William Berriman, 262
Tippetts, Sydney Atterbury, 262
Tobin, Harry Walter, 254
Todd, Robert Cecil, 438
Todesco, James Max, 393, 426
Tombleson, James Bennett, 148
Tomkins, Percy Leigh, 201
Tonge, George Preston, 237
Tooth, Harold Selwyn, 351, 387
Tooth, Lawrence, 327
Tooth, Wilfred Arthur, 332
Toplis, Arthur Robert, 362, 372
Toplis, Henry Frederick, 264
Toplis, James, 194
Torrens, Gerald Calverley Eisenberg
McCullagh, 313
Torrens, James Aubrey McCullagh, 307,
314
Tovey, Arthur Hamilton, 242
Tovey, George Strangways, 206, 247
Tovey, Henry Turner, 271
Towers-Smith, Lionel Wentworth Dick-
ens, 345
Townend, Robert Ockleston, 465
Townsend, Frederick Laurence, 345
Townsend, Henry Parker, 207
Townsend, James Mortimer, 96
Townsend, Meredith Milton, 130, 141,
210
Townshend, Harry, 135
Towsey, Arthur Stanley, 409, 426
Tragett, James Clement Barrington, 242
Treherne, Alwyn, 258
Treherne, Frank William, 327
Trevor, Charles Drury, 254
Trewby, Norman, 98
Tribe, Alfred Gladstone, 113, 146
Trimen, Herbert Charles, 362
Trimen, Wilfred Murray, 246
Tripp, George Dixon, 95, 98
Trotter, Victor Murray Coutts, 139, 141
Troup, Francis Gordon, 409
Truman, Douglas Courtney, 450
Tubbs, Leonard, 135, 141
Tudor, Frederick Charles, 327, 351
Tull, John Leslie, 307
Tuohy, James Ferdinand, 450
Tuohy, Richard Daniel, 366
Tupholme, Wilfrid Seymour, 96
Turnbull, Arthur Leon, 174
Turnbull, Hugh Prideaux, 130, 141
Turner, Alfred Calder, 417
Turner, Arthur Edwin, 184
Turner, Arthur George, 152
Turner, Arthur John Trevor, 307
Turner, Charles Kenyon, 130
Turner, Clarence Claxton Blagdon, 378
Turner, Ernest James, 207
Turner, Francis Jerome, 210
Turner, Godfrey Harcourt, 465
Turner, Henry Blois Owen, 130
Turner, Henry Stephen, 243
Turner, Henry Watson, 164
Turner, John Eric George, 110
Turner, Maurice Edward, 169
Turner, Thomas Powys Owen, 139
Turquand, William Allen, 254
Tweddle, David, 370
Tweddle, Norman, 413
Twentyman, Arthur Edward, 103
Tytheridge, Ainslie Burton, 243
Tytheridge, Arthur George, 243
Tytheridge, Cecil Walter Langford, 201
Udale, Stanley Martin, 384, 400
Underhill, Hugh Caulfield, 463
Underwood, Arthur Bayfield Guy, 370
Unwin, Guy Harold, 187
Upton, Cyril Frederic, 450
Usmar, George, 327
Usmar, Norman Alan, 307
Vaizey, Ker George Russell, 102
Valetta, John Paul, 194
Vallat, Francis Louis, 345
Vallat, Frederick William, 187
Vallat, Henry Howard, 258
Vandyk, Lesley, 394
Vandyk, Stanley, 378
Vanrenen, Adrian John Hebron, 81
Vanrenen, James Ernest, 80
Vansittart, Herbert Charles, 332
Van Someren, Henry Arnold Avenal,
327
Van Whye, Michael, 313

1876-1905]
535
INDEX.
Van Whye, Samuel, 313
Varley, Alec Winn, 202
Varley, Gilbert, 182, 212
Varley, Herbert Stephen, 169
Varley, Richard Stanley, 226
Vaughan, Arthur Bertram, 317
Vaughan, Charles Stuart, 314
Vaughan-Jones, Alan, 385
Vaughan-Jones, Edward, 307
Vaughan-Jones, Gerald, 463
Vaughan-Jones, Vivian, 314
Vernède, Arthur Henry, 148
Vernède, Charles Oscar, 230
Vernède, Robert Ernest, 207, 494
Vesselovsky, Victor, 367
Veysey, Reginald Conrad Logan, 271
Vickers, Harold, 450
Vickers, Hugh Gordon Muschamps, 378,
387
de Ville, Edward Alexander Julius de
Lossy, 421
Vincent, Arthur Coplestone Walden, 419
Vincent, Charles Lorraine Walden, 362
Vincent, George Bernard, 314
Vincent, Harold Sidney, 367
Vincent, Leslie Jack, 468
Vincent, Philip William, 327
Vincent, William Edmund Walden, 327
Vincent, William Henry, 413
Viner, Cecil Charles, 290
Vinter, Percy John, 109
Viret, Arthur William, 211
Viret, Benjamin Pope, 106
Viret, Ernest Thorpe, 169
Virgoe, Arthur Reginald, 262
Vivian, Archibald Comley, 385, 387
Vivian, Harold Ernest Farquhar, 152
Vivian, Reginald McLaud, 438
Vivian, Sylvanus Percival, 282
Vivian, Valentine Patrick, 401, 435
Wallace, Stephen Edward, 254
Wallace, William Reeve, 169
Wallis, George Herbert, 99, 106
Walser, Adolph André, 438
Walser, Frank Emile, 463
Walsh, Charles Lawrence, 80
Walsh, Frederick Albert, 81
Walsh, Mainwaring Ravell, 207
Walters, Thomas Gray Stewart, 468
Walton, Charles Henry, 130
Walton, Charles William Douglas, 378
Walton, Frederick Edward, 139
Walton, Thomas Cheslyn, 438
Ward, Albert Lambert, 192
Ward, Archibald Gordon, 113
Ward, Basil Kendall, 219
Ward, Charles Cecil Brooks, 456
Ward, Charles Macnamara, 345
Ward, Dudley Cuthbert Leslie, 450
Ward, Edward Francis Campbell, 117
Ward, Edward Hugh, 362, 372
Ward, Francis Donal, 378
Ward, Francis Kingdon, 367, 435
Ward, Harold Archibald, 345
Ward, Lionel Henry, 394
Ward, Marcus, 425
Ward, Percy Duncan, 451, 454
Ward, Thomas Francis, 230
Ward, Trimnel Martin, 89, 92
Warde, Elford Charlie Douglas, 378
Ware, George Frederick Stuart, 425
Waring, Edward Lamplugh Lennox, 182
Waring, Henry Franks, 192
Warner, Howard Francis, 297
Waterall, Horace George, 314
Waterall, Leonard Saxton, 327, 338
Waterfield, Charles Alan, 115, 152
Waterman, Walter Thomas, 463
Wathen, Charles Trevelyan, 207
Wathen, Frederick Blunt, 237
Wathen, Gerard Anstruther, 237, 243, 495
Wathen, Reginald Cholmeley, 207
Watkin, Richard Norman, 463
Wainewright, Claude Festing, 201
Wakeling, Bertram Melville Thomas
Clarkson, 394
Wakley, Archibald, 135
Wakley, Hermann James, 130
Waley, John David, 152
Watney, Charles Wanford, 290
Watney, Jack Southard, 346
Watney, Stephen Cecil, 157
Watney, Thomas Savile, 113
Watson, Athelstone, 314
Watson, Edwin Erskine, 413
Watson, George, 293
Walker, Arthur Leslie, 394, 403
Walker, Aubrey Vivian, 219
Walker, Craven Howell, 290, 291
Walker, Geoffrey Beresford, 413, 419-
Walker, Gilbert Thomas, 104
Walker, Henry Colin, 277, 299
Walker, Miles Rainforth, 362
Walker, Montagu George Edward, 370
Walker, Richard Johnson, 80
Wall, Archibald James, 130
Wall, Sydney George, 164
Wallace, Alfred Campbell, 225
Wallace, Edward Charles Lloyd, 194
Wallace, Henry Lionel, 277
Wallace, St. Cleve Arthur, 307
Watson, Greville Neville, 372
Watson, Herbert Walter, 211
Watson, John Francis, 307
Watson, Oliver Cyril Spencer, 201
Watson, Veysey Clayhills, 445, 458
Watt, James Alexander, 281
Watt, Robert Honey, 307
Watts, Algernon Furlong Newbegin,
237
Watts, Eustace Francis David, 271, 282
Webb, Frank, 130
Webb, John Beazley, 346
Webb, Maurice, 283
Webb, Ronald Stretton, 453

536
[1876-1905
INDEX.
Webb-Bowen, Harold Francis, 367
Webb-Bowen, Hildred Edward, 327
Webster, Cyril Gray, 188
Webster, William King, 85
Weeks, Charles Albert, 182, 202
Weeks, Harold, 164
Weidemann, Reginald Guy, 438
Weir, Charles Spottiswoode, 182
Weisberg, Thane, 463
Welch, Stanley Burford, 75
Weller, Harry Nisbet, 112
Wells, Alan Geoffrey, 351
Wells, George Frekerick, 139
Wells, Gerald William, 362, 372
Wells, Grant Carvell, 385
Wells, Henry James Gordon, 409
Wells, John Allan Robertson, 336
Wells, Philip James, 336
Welsh, Herbert Inman, 308, 319
Went, Henry Stewart Devereux, 378
Went, Philip Brandford Archibald, 271,
283
Wentworth-Shields, Francis Ernest, 109
Wentworth-Shields, Wentworth Francis,
107
Wesché, Ernest Brocklesbury, 385
West, Sidney Herbert, 271
Westmacott, Frederic Thomas William,
271
Wetherilt, James Newton, 439
Wetherilt, Newton Charles, 346
Wharton, Charles Harold Lewis, 394
Wharton, Frank Hammond, 463
Wharton, Leonard Cyril, 262
Wheeler, Richard Patrick, 327
Wheeler, Robert Dawson, 351
Whiddington, John Chilvers Reginald,
237
Whiskard, Geoffrey Granville, 372
Whitaker, Laurence Burgoyne, 425, 441
White, Arthur Bryan, 413
White, Arthur Thomas, 124
White, Aubrey Lewes, 169
White, Charles Powell, 82, 92
White, Cyril Thomas Howard, 394
White, Eric Myles Foster, 294
White, Ernest Theodore, 105
White, Harold Hewlett Eales, 451
White, Henry Orme, 417
White, Laurence Carol, 410
White, Paul Winzar, 430
White, Sidney Hampden, 439
White, William Braid, 246
Whitehouse, Harold John Innes, 141
Whitelegg, Jack Syers, 431
Whitelegg, Henry Cedric, 445
Whiteley, Arthur William Bargh, 130
Whiteley, Harry Sedgwick, 174
Whiteman, Ormonde Charles, 394
Whitfield, Samuel Lawy, 425
Whitimore, Herbert John Ludlow, 401
Whitlock, Victor Hugh, 109, 157
Whitmell, Charles Thomas, 85, 86
Whittall, Henry Cecil, 439
Whittle, Fortesque, 425
Whittle, Frank, 446
Whorlow, Cyril Guy, 439
Whybrow, Edward Henry, 332
Whyte, Alfred William Peter Talbot, 378
Wiener, Harold Marcus, 176
Wilbé, Ernest Edward, 98
Wilcox, Harold Charles, 152
Wildey-Wright, Frank Jarvis Arnot, 183
Wilenski, Reginald Howard, 403
Wilkins, Charles Edward William, 130,
131
Wilkins, Henry Bertram, 84
Wilkinson, Bertie Cobbold, 201
Wilkinson, Colin Thomas, 146
Wilkinson, Cuthbert, 308
Wilkinson, Leonard Garth, 363
Wilkinson, Richard Henry, 188
Willan, Leonard Arthur Flude, 262, 277
Willes, Edward Justice, 254
Willett, Lewis Howard, 465
Willett, Wilfrid Leslie, 451
Williams.
See Francis-Williams.
Williams, Arthur Donald John Bedward,
332
Williams, Blair Hamilton Lee, 114, 119
Williams, Charles Parry, 164
Williams, Harold Victor, 402
Williams, Hugh Cameron, 379
Williams, Hugh Patrick William Bed-
ward, 402
Williams, James Edwin Gresham, 468
Williams, Ralph Paul, 183
Williams, Reginald Gordon, 385, 402
Williams, William Rayner, 327
Williamson, Arthur George, 441
Williamson, Arthur Sidney, 441
Williamson, Charles Oliver, 465
Williamson, Harold William Eustace,
463
Williamson, Kenneth Bertram Franklin,
219, 230
Williamson, Richard Harcourt, 262, 272
Willis, Alfred Burt, 243
Willis, Alfred Conway, 453
Willis, David, 237
Willis, Edgar Ambrose, 456
Willis, George Henry, 183, 202
Willis, George Morton, 264
Willis, Harold Mitchell, 442, 458
Willis, Henry, 220
Willis, Henry de Laval, 354
Willis, John Keith, 254, 299
Willis, John Burdett, 228, 272
Willis, Richard, 387
Willis, Thomas Ambrose, 363
Willoughby, Hugh Michael, 417
Willoughby, Percival Robert Augustus,
99
Wills, Charles, 262
Wills, Francis Reginald, 272
Wills, Frederic, 413
Wills, Geoffrey, 317, 356
Wills, George Herbert Alexander, 290

1876-1905]
537
INDEX.
Wills, Henry, 207
Willson, Henry Ernest Livingstone, 101
Willson, Howard Samuel, 101
Willson, Walter Stuart James, 225
Wilmer, Eric Randal Gordon, 328, 356
Wilmer, Frederick Lewis, 75
Wilmer, Geoffrey Raymond Worthing-
ton, 308
Wilmer, Harold Gordon, 314
Wilmer, Louis Emilius Chudleigh Worth-
ington, 290
Wilson, Arthur Wilfred, 332
Wilson, Christopher James, 294, 299
Wilson, Ernest Orme, 254
Wilson, Francis Stuart, 336
Wilson, Frederick, 146
Wilson, Frederick Benjamin Johnstone,
465
Wilson, George Francis, 139
Wilson, Herbert, 332
Wilson, James, 94
Wilson, James Dipnall, 354
Wilson, John Kenneth, 442
Wilson, John Goddard, 308
Wilson, John Robert, 346
Wilson, John Sigismund, 220
Wilson, Leslie Marshall, 308
Wilson, Leslie Orme, 188, 212
Wilson, Percy Douglas, 394
Wilson, Raleigh Alban Kenneth, 272
Wilson, Thomas William Edward, 328
Wilson, William Henry Montagu, 228
Winch, Arthur Nightingale, 254
Windham, Arthur Russell, 193
Wingfield, Harry, 106
Wink, Charles Stewart, 367
Winnall, Eric Ivan, 453
Winsor, Henry, 183
Winterbotham, Arnold, 435
Winterbotham, Edmund Micklem, 294
Winterbotham, Frederick Page, 338
Winterbotham, Harold, 346, 388
Winterbotham, John, 388
Winterbotham, Thomas Lindsay, 283
Winterbotham, William, 277
Wisdom, William Charles, 92
Wishart, Alton, 382, 403
Withers, Ernest, 456
Witty, Horace Chester, 382
Wolff, Arthur Mark, 308
Wolff, Cecil Harry, 346
Wolff, Harold Stanley David, 336
Wolff, John Victor Clarence, 328
Wolffsohn, Lionel Melville, 403
Wollaston, Charles Henry Fox, 466
Wolstenholme, Aubrey Stephen, 243
Wontner, Max. Sewell, 297
Wontner, Thomas Sewell, 258
Wood, Arthur Herbert, 95
Wood, Arthur Lidbetter Martin, 115
Wood, Cecil John, 158
Wood, Clifford Morland, 439
Wood, George Frederic Algernon, 370
Wood, Hugo Francis Andrew, 131
Wood, Kyrle Mills, 152
Wood, Percy George, 131
Wood, Stanley Reid Amies, 255
Wood, Walter de Burley, 410
Wood, William Alfred, 363
Woodhouse, Barham Mansell, 152
Woods, Charles William Tuthill, 220
Woods, Frederick Arthur, 346
Woods, Norman Charles, 346
Woodville, William Passerham Caton-,
394
Woodward, Francis Hadden Clutton, 277
Woodward, Francis William Wilson, 152
Woodward, John Willoughby Wilson, 152
Wooldridge, Lestocq Boileau, 425
Woolf, Cecil Nathan Sidney, 403
Woolf, Edgar Sidney, 356
Woolf, Leonard Sidney, 299
Woolf, Philip Sidney, 439, 446
Woolley, Richard Clevedon Templeton,
382, 388
Woosnam, Arthur George, 466
Wooster, Clarence Daniel Henry, 463
Wooster, John Hill, 220
Wooster, Raymond David, 439
Wooster, Reginald Joseph, 398
Wooton, Clement Fanshawe, 332
Wootton, Arthur Garnier, 262
Wootton, Charles Arthur, 346
Wootton, Herbert Lloyd, 281
Wootton, John Charles, 290
Wootton, Kenneth Edwin, 379
Wootton, Leonard Henry, 367, 388
Worms, Emmanuel Henry, 388
Worsley, Clement Francis, 201, 212
Wright, Arthur Cecil, 328
Wright, George Angus, 237
Wright, Harry George, 81
Wright, John Sidney Herbert Charles
Henry,
Wright-Nooth, Rodney George, 385
Wright, Thomas Anthony Victor, 347,
385
Wright, William Owen, 367
Wyand, Douglas, 442, 458
Wyand, Edward Herbert, 237
Wyand, Frederick William, 188
Wylde, John O'Callaghan, 425
Wyman, Alfred Bernard, 363
Wynter, James Harold, 402
Yard, Edward Charles, 281
Yorke, Gerald, 367, 395
Young, Allan Stowe, 243
Young, Cyril Roe Muston, 328
Young, Gerald Malcolm, 356, 495
Young, William Hales Wilkie, 183
Yuille, Archibald Buchanan, 106
Yuille, Herbert Buchanan, 100, 110
Zehetmayr, Walter Edward, 398
Zimmermann, John Israel, 363
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