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RUGBY SCHOOL
1891

REGISTER.
VOLUME III.
FROM 18742 TO 18871 INCLUSIVE.

WITH
imwit
REVISED AND ANNOTATED.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX.
RUGBY: A. J. LAWRENCE.
LONDON:
PERCIVAL & CO.
MDCCCXCI.
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1891
RUGBY:
A. J. LAWRENCE, PRINTER,
MARKET PLACE.
BOURS-JOV
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Preface.
PREFACE TO VOLUME III.
A
THE Publication of a Third Volume of the School Register, following
the Second after so short an interval, may perhaps need some words
of explanation. The Editor trusts that it will be sufficient to say,
that the prospect of a new Edition of the whole Register being very
distant, it has been felt by those who asked him to undertake the
work, that the sooner each section of the ever-growing list could be
worked up, the better would be the chance of keeping in view the
careers of those included in it, and the broader would be the foundation
laid for a future revision.
This assumption has certainly been confirmed by the experience
gained in editing the present Volume. The difficulty of re-opening
communication with many of those who entered the School even SO
recently as from 1874 to 1887 has been very great, and is very
imperfectly represented by the absence of full Notes to so many of
the names. It should be stated that the Publisher has spared no
reasonable expense in endeavouring to reach by circulars every
individual concerned. But the percentage of those whom circulars
did not reach, or who did not respond to them, and whose entries
had to be compiled by the Editor, was far higher than might have
been expected.
With regard to the Title and Form of the Volume it must be
understood that the Revision consists in replacing, where possible,
iv
Preface.
by full names the initials by which alone the majority of Parents
have been registered; in adding changes of their rank or title; in
inserting the letters o.R., followed by the dates of entering the School,
when the Editor's attention has been called to the fact of their being
themselves Old Rugbeians; in correcting mistakes in the names,
and in stating the order of birth of the sons whenever this information
has been supplied or could easily be obtained; and lastly in giving
the date of leaving. In the Annotation the uniform plan has been
followed of appending to each name the School, College, and other
educational honours or distinctions; the entry upon any Profession or
Business, with dates; and the present address or reference. An
Athletic Record is also given a place in the Notes, but is strictly
confined to School Events, and includes only Cricket Eleven, Football
Fifteen, Shooting Eight, Racquet Pair, and the Crick Run. For the
three former the abbreviations XI., XV., and VIII., are respectively
used, an asterisk over any year denoting the position of Twelfth Man
for Cricket, or its equivalent for Football or Shooting. The incor-
poration of the Notes in the Register itself. and the consequent
abolition of footnotes cannot but be a relief to readers.
The Editor has to thank many Old Rugbeians for valuable
assistance, and hopes to have
have an opportunity of doing so more
explicitly in another place.
SHERIFFHALES,
November 2, 1891.
Contents.
V
TRUSTEES OF THE SCHOOL
GOVERNING BODY
HEADMASTER
CONTENTS OF VOLUME III.
ASSISTANT MASTERS AND TUTORS
CURRENT MEMORANDA
··
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ENTRANCES UNDER-
THOMAS WILLIAM JEX-BLAKE, D.D.
ADDENDA ET CORRIGENDA
ALPHABETICAL INDEX
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182
183
The Publisher, Mr. A. J. Lawrence, will keep a
record of any change of address, or any details of
interest as to their careers, which may be sent him
by Old Rugbeians.
Trustees.
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1851
1855
1857
1859
1860
1864
1866
1868
1870
1871
1883
1884
TRUSTEES OF THE SCHOOL.
The following were successively appointed in the years stated.
Henry Christopher Wise, Esq., M.P., Woodcote, Leamington.
The Right Hon. The Earl of Warwick, Warwick Castle.
The Right Hon. The Lord Leigh, Stoneleigh Abbey, Kenilworth.
The Right Hon. Sir Charles Bowyer Adderley, M.P., (afterwards created
Lord Norton), Hams Hall, near Birmingham.
The Right Hon. Charles Newdigate Newdegate, M.P., Arbury, near
Nuneaton.
The Venerable Archdeacon Charles William Holbeche, Farnborough
Vicarage, Banbury.
His Grace The Duke of Marlborough, K.G., Blenheim Palace, Woodstock.
William Bromley Davenport, Esq., M.P., Baginton Hall, Coventry.
Colonel John Sidney North, M.P., D.C.L., Wroxton Abbey, Banbury.
The Right Reverend The Lord Bishop of Worcester, Hartlebury Castle,
Kidderminster.
Evelyn Philip Shirley, Esq., Ettington Park, Stratford-on-Avon.
The Most Honourable The Marquis of Hertford, Ragley Hall, Alcester.
The Right Hon. The Earl of Jersey, Middleton Park, Bicester.
The Right Hon. The Lord Brooke, Warwick Castle, Warwick.
Sir Frederick Peel, K.C.M.G., Hampton-in-Arden, Birmingham.
John Stratford Dugdale, Esq., Q.C., M.P., Recorder of Birmingham.
Philip Albert Muntz, Esq., M.P., Dunsmore, Rugby.
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Governing Body.
:
GOVERNING BODY.
1874.
The Right Rev. The Lord Bishop of Worcester, Chairman.
The Right Rev. The Lord Bishop of Exeter, (afterwards Bishop of London), Deputy
Chairman.
His Grace The Duke of Marlborough, K.G.
The Most Hon. The Marquis of Hertford.
The Right Hon. The Lord Leigh, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Warwick.
The Right Hon. Sir Charles Bowyer Adderley, (afterwards Lord Norton), K.C.M.G., M.P.
The Rev. George Granville Bradley, D.D., Master of University College, Oxford,
(afterwards Dean of Westminster).
The Rev. William Henry Bateson, D.D., Master of St. John's College, Cambridge.
Charles Newdigate Newdegate, Esq., M.P.
Henry John Stephen Smith, Esq., Savilian Professor of Geometry.
George Kettilby Rickards, Esq., (afterwards Sir G. K. Rickards, K.C.B.)
Ralph Robert Wheeler Lingen, Esq., (afterwards Lord Lingen, K.C.B.)
1887.
The Lord Bishop of Worcester, Chairman.
The Lord Bishop of London, Deputy Chairman.
The Lord Leigh, Lord Lieutenant of the County of Warwick.
The Lord Norton.
The Lord Brooke.
The Lord Rayleigh, F.R.S.
The Lord Lingen.
The Very Rev. The Dean of Westminster.
Charles Newdigate Newdegate, Esq., M.P.
Sir George Kettilby Rickards, K.C.B.
The Rev. Joseph Bickersteth Mayor, Professor of Moral Philosophy, King's College,
London.
Theodore Walrond, Esq., C.B., Civil Service Commissioner.
Headmaster.
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HEADMASTER OF RUGBY SCHOOL.
THE VERY REV. THOMAS WILLIAM JEX-BLAKE, D.D.
Entered Rugby School, August, 1844. Third School
Exhibitioner, 1851. Scholar of University College, Oxford,
1851. First Class Classical Moderations, 1853. B.A.,
First Class Final Classical School, 1855. Fellow and
Tutor of Queen's College, 1855. M.A., 1857. Assistant
Master at Rugby School, 1858-1868. Principal of
Cheltenham College, 1868-1874. B. and D.D., 1873.
Elected Headmaster of Rugby School, 1874. Resigned,
1887. Rector of Alvechurch, 1886. Dean of Wells, 1891.
Athenæum Club.
The Deanery, Wells, Somerset.
X
Assistant Masters.
1874
1874
1875
1875
1875
1876
1877
1877
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ASSISTANT MASTERS AND TUTORS.
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ASSISTANT MASTERS TO DR. JEX-BLAKE.
George Nutt, M.A., appointed Easter, 1874.
Winchester College, 1858-1864. Scholar of New College, Oxford,
1864. First Class, Classical Moderations, 1866. Greek Verse,
1866. First Class, Final Classical School, 1868. B.A., 1869.
Craven Scholar, 1869. Fellow of Exeter College, 1869. M.A.,
1871. Assistant Master at Cheltenham College, 1870-1874.
The Rev. Francis David Morice, M.A., appointed September, 1874.
Uppingham School, 1860-1864. Winchester College, 1864-1866.
Scholar of New College, Oxford, 1866. Second Class, Classical
Moderations, 1868. First Class, Final Classical School, 1870.
B.A., 1871. Fellow of Queen's College, 1871. Lecturer, 1871-
1874. Latin Essay, 1871. Craven Scholar, 1872. M.A., 1873.
Arthur Edward Donkin, M.A., appointed Easter, 1875.
Eton College, 1859-1862. Scholar of University College, Oxford,
1866. First Class, Mathematical Moderations, 1867. B.A., First
Class, Final Mathematical School, 1869. Fellow of Exeter College,
1870. M.A., 1872. Tutor of Keble College, 1873. Master at
Magdalen College School, 1873-1875.
George Lovat Bennett, B.A., appointed Easter, 1875, left July, 1877.
Rugby School, 1861-1865. Exhibitioner of St. John's College,
Cambridge, 1867. B.A., Second Class, Classical Tripos, 1869.
Headmaster of the High School, Plymouth, 1877. Headmaster of
Sutton Valence School, 1883.
Linnæus Cumming, M.A., appointed September, 1875.
Persse Grammar School, 1853-1859. Scholar of Trinity College,
Cambridge. Seventh Wrangler, 1865. B.A., 1866. M.A., 1868.
Science Master at Cheltenham College, 1869. Head Mathematical
Master, 1872. A Member of the "Eclipse" expedition to Sicily,
1870, 1871.
John Collins, M.A., appointed January, 1876.
Rugby School, 1863-1867. Second Rugby Exhibitioner, 1867.
Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge, 1867. B.A., Sixth
Classic, 1871. Fellow, 1874. M.A., 1874. Assistant Master at
Clifton College, 1871-1875. United University Club.
Walter Gordon Michell, M.A., appointed September, 1877.
Wellington College, 1867-1873. Scholar of Trinity College,
Cambridge, 1872. B.A., Fourth Classic, 1877. Fellow, 1879.
M.A., 1879. Union Club, Trafalgar Square.
Henry Whitehead, M.A., appointed September, 1877, left Easter, 1878.
Sherborne School. Scholar of Trinity College, Oxford, 1873.
First Class, Classical Moderations, 1874. B.A., First Class, Final
Classical School, 1877 Fellow, 1877. Lecturer, 1878-1882.
Ordained, 1879. M.A., 1880. Bursar, 1881. Tutor, 1882.
Principal of Bishops College, Calcutta, 1883.
Assistant Masters.
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1878
1878
1879
1879
1879
1880
1883
1884
1884
1886
1886
George Campbell Macaulay, M.A., appointed Easter, 1878, left July, 1887.
Eton College, 1863-1872. Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge,
1872. B.A., Third Classic, 1876. Fellow, 1878. M.A., 1878.
Residing at Varezze, Italy, 1891.
Charles Godfroy Steel, M.A., appointed Easter, 1878.
Rugby School, 1867-1873. Head of the School. Exhibitioner,
1873. University College, Oxford, First Class Classical Moderations,
1875. B.A., First Class Final Classical School, 1877. M.A., 1880.
William Wallis English, M.A., appointed Easter, 1879.
Shrewsbury School, 1868-1874. Scholar of St. John's College,
Cambridge, 1874. B.A., Third Classic, 1878. Chancellor's Classical
Medallist, 1878. Fellow, 1878. M.A., 1880.
Charles Henry Hodges, M.A., appointed Easter, 1879, left September, 1888.
Carlisle Grammar School. Exhibitioner of Queen's College,
Oxford, 1872. First Class Mathematical Moderations, 1874. B.A.,
First Class Final Mathematical School, 1876. M.A., 1879.
Assistant Master at Radley College, 1876-1879. Headmaster of
the Grammar School, Townsville, Queensland, 1888.
William Parker Brooke, M.A., appointed September, 1879.
Haileybury College, 1864-1869. Scholar, 1864.
1869. Exhibitioner of King's College, Cambridge, 1870. B.A.,
Eighth Classic, 1873. Fellow, 1873. Assistant Master at Fettes
College, Edinburgh, 1876-1879.
Exhibitioner,
Thomas Mitchener Lindsay, appointed March, 1880.
Teacher of Drawing and Curator of the Art Museum. Medallist,
South Kensington, 1861. Queen's Medallist, South Kensington,
1862. Headmaster of the School of Art, Cape Town, 1864.
Headmaster of the Government School of Art, Belfast, 1870. Art
Examiner, Intermediate Education, Ireland, 1881.
George Stallard, M.A., appointed Easter, 1883.
Hurstpierpoint School, 1865-1873. Keble College, Oxford, B.A.,
First Class Natural Science School, 1876. M.A., 1879. A Master
at Bedford County School, 1877-1879. At St. Paul's School,
1879-1883.
The Rev. William Henry Payne-Smith, M.A., appointed January, 1884.
Marlborough College, 1864-1871. Exhibitioner, 1871. Scholar
of Trinity College, Oxford, 1871. First Class Classical Moderations,
1873. Second Class Final Classical School, 1875. B.A., 1876.
Senior Student of Christ Church, 1875. Assistant Master at Marl-
borough College, 1876, 1877. M.A., 1878. Ordained, 1878.
Vice-Principal of Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, 1880-1883. Tutor of
Christ Church, 1882-1884.
The Rev. Frederick Brooke Westcott, M.A., appointed January, 1884.
Cheltenham College, 1871-1877. Scholar of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge, 1877. Bell's University Scholar, 1878. B.A., Senior Classic,
1881. Latin Essay, 1882. Fellow, 1883. M.A., 1883. Ordained,
1884. Examining Chaplain to the Lord Bishop of Durham, 1890.
Walter Noel Wilson, M.A., appointed January, 1886.
Merchant Taylors School, 1869-1876.
Scholar of Queen's
College, Oxford, 1876. First Class Mathematical Moderations,
1878. B.A., First Class Final Mathematical School, 1879. M.A.,
1884. Assistant Master at Repton School, 1881-1885.
Basil Johnson, B.A., appointed September, 1886.
Organist and Music Master. Malvern College, 1874. Academical
Clerk, Magdalen College, Oxford, 1880. Second Class Classical
Moderations, 1882. B.A., 1883. Royal College of Music, 1883-1885.
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Current Memoranda.
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CURRENT MEMORANDA.
September Term, 1874.
Mr. Phillpotts succeeded Mr. Moberly in the House formerly Anstey's and Smythies'.
January Term, 1875.
Mr. Lee Warner succeeded Mr. Phillpotts in the House formerly Moberly's.
May Term, 1876.
The New Swimming Bath, the gift of the Headmaster, was completed.
September Term, 1878.
Mr. Scott succeeded Mr. Arnold in the House formerly Grenfell's.
May Term, 1879.
Mr. Whitelaw succeeded Mr. Wilson in the House formerly Mayor's.
The Temple Reading Room and Art Museum were opened in June.
September Term, 1882.
Mr. Michell succeeded Mr. Green in the House formerly Burrows'.
Buildings, May, 1884.
September Term, 1883.
The New Racquet Court was completed and came into use.
January Term, 1884.
Mr. Morice succeeded Mr. Lee Warner in the House formerly Phillpotts'.
September Term, 1884.
Mr. Donkin succeeded Mr. Hutchinson in the House formerly Evans'.
January Term, 1886.
The Modern Side was opened.
Removed to New
May Term, 1886.
The New Playing Field, "Caldecott's Field," came into use. During this year also
New Big School, on the site of Burrows' House, and the New Quadrangle,
were completed.
January Term, 1889.
Mr. Collins succeeded Mr. Elsee in the House formerly Jex-Blake's.
September Term, 1891.
Mr. Steel succeeded Mr. Bowden Smith in the House formerly Anstey's.
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RUGBY SCHOOL REGISTER.
THOMAS WILLIAM JEX-BLAKE, D.D.,
HEADMASTER IN 1874.
ELECTED
Present Addresses of O.R.s are printed in Italic.
ENTRANCES IN APRIL, 1874.
Bateson, Walter Edward, son of William Gandy Bateson, Esq., New Heys,
Allerton, Liverpool, aged 13, Oct. 1. Left 1879.³
School,
XV., 1877, 1878. Admitted a Solicitor, January, 1886.
Alma Lodge, Aigburth, Liverpool.
Fitzgerald, Brinsley John Hamilton, fourth son of Peter Fitzgerald, The
Knight of Kerry, Glanleam, Valencia, Ireland, aged 14, Sept. 25.
Left 1878.2
School.
XI., 1877, 1878. University College, Oxford, B.A., Third Class Mod. Hist. School,
1882. Called to the Bar, Inner Temple, 1884. Land Agent to the Earl of
Listowel and others since 1884.
Gurtenard, Listowel, Ireland.
Hall, John Herbert, son of John Hall, Esq., Chorley New Road, Bolton,
School.
Lancashire, aged 12, Sept. 18. Left 1877.2
Admitted a Solicitor, December, 1882. Joint Prosecuting Solicitor for borough
of Bolton since 1887.
20, Acresfield, Bolton, Lancashire.
Blackwell, Charles Robert, son of Thomas Francis Blackwell, Esq.,
Harrow Weald, Middlesex, aged 13, May 9. Left 1877.2 School.
Died at Davos Platz, March 19, 1882.
Macpherson, Duncan Haldane, son of Colonel Herbert Taylor Macpherson,
V.C., C.B., (afterwards Sir H. T. Macpherson, K.C.B., K.C.S.I.),
31, Belsize Park Gardens, London, N.W., aged 11, June 7.
Left 1878.2
School.
Gazetted to 2nd Battalion The Seaforth Highlanders, May 10, 1882.
A
2
April 1874.
Mann, John James, son of Henry Mann, Esq., Wallfield, Stand, Man-
chester, aged 15, June 17. Left 1876.2
School.
In business at Salford.
Ordsal Lane Mills, Salford.
Fraser, John Alexander, son of Thomas Fraser, Esq., 10, Vanbrugh Park,
Blackheath, Kent, aged 12, Dec. 14. Left 1878.³
School.
Admitted a Solicitor, October, 1884.
79, Lombard Street, London, E.C.
Tindall, Walter Sewallis Shirley, son of Robert Tindall, Esq., Scarborough,
School.
aged 14, May 15. Left 1875.3
A Mechanical Engineer.
2, Belvedere Road, Scarborough.
Oldham, Thomas Bagot, son of Thomas Oldham, Esq., LL.D., 18, Hill-
Town.
morton Road, Rugby, aged 12, Aug. 18. Left 1880.²
Died in India, July 10, 1884.
Collinson, John, eldest son of the late John William Sowden Collinson,
Esq., of Beltoft House, Doncaster, care of Mrs. Collinson, 8,
Moreton Terrace, Rugby, aged 14, Dec. 26. Left 1877.³
Town.
XV., 1876, 1877. VIII., 1877. Sandhurst, 1878. Gazetted to the Northampton-
shire Regiment, January 22, 1879. Served in the Zulu War, 1879. Present at
battle of Ulundi, (Medal with Clasp). Served with the Mounted Infantry in the
Boer War, 1881.
Army and Navy Club, London, S. W.
Blakiston, Ralph, son of John Richard Blakiston, Esq., 19, Warwick
Street, Rugby, aged 13, April 2. Left 1877.2
Town.
Hughes, Reginald George Hutton, fourth son of the late George Edward
Hughes, Esq., care of Mrs. Hughes, Offley Place, Luton, Bed-
Arnold.
fordshire, aged 13, Nov. 22. Left 1879.2
Brasenose College, Oxford, 1879. Sandhurst, 1880.
The Oxfordshire Light Infantry, January 22, 1881.
Military Club.
Gazetted to 2nd Battalion
In Burma, 1891. Naval and
52nd Light Infantry, Toungoo, Burma.
Landor, Richard Henry, son of R. Landor, Esq., Church Street, Rugeley,
Arnold.
aged 13, Aug. 5. Left 1878.2
Admitted a Solicitor
XV*., 1877. St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A., 1884.
1884. Junior Travellers Club.
The Riddings, Rugeley, Staffordshire.
Baily, Arthur James, son of the Rev. Kitelee Chandos Baily, the Vicarage,
Bradwell, Stony Stratford, aged 13, May 30. Left 1878.2
Bowden Smith.
XI., 1877, 1878, XV., 1877 In Barrett's Brewery.
25, South Lambeth Road, London, S.W.
April 1874.
3
Booker, William Thomas, son of William Henry Booker, Esq., Castle
Field, Bingley, Yorkshire, aged 15, Nov. 29. Bowden Smith.
Seems to have entered first in 1873.3 Admitted a Solicitor, August, 1881,
Practising at Taunton.
Fordham, Wolverley Attwood, son of Edward King Fordham, Esq., J.P.,
Áshwell, Baldock, aged 14, Sept. 9. Left 1877.3 Bowden Smith.
In business as a Brewer. Member of the firm of E. K. and H. Fordham.
Wellington Club.
The Bury, Ashwell, Herts.
Fordham, Rupert Oswald, son of the above Edward King Fordham, Esq.,
Bowden Smith.
aged 13, March 23. Left 1876.¹
A Partner in the family Brewery as above. Grosvenor Club, 135, New Bond
Street.
As above.
Evans, Sebastian, son of Sebastian Evans, LL.D., St. Ives, Highgate,
Birmingham, aged 15, Jan. 20. Left 1875.2
Hutchinson.
In business as a Corn-broker.
Venn Cottage, Weybridge.
Russell, Edward Hope, son of John Alexander Russell, Esq., 32, Pembridge
Gardens, London, W., aged 13, Nov. 30. Left 1877.2 Hutchinson.
Died at Shanghai, April 10, 1882.
Lawrence, Hubert, son of Edward Lawrence, Esq., Beech Mount, Aig-
burth, Liverpool, aged 15, Aug. 23. Left 1876.2 Moberly.
As above.
Keller, Hermann Louis Arthur, fourth son of Leopold Keller, Esq.,
Hornsey, London, N., aged 14, June 5. Left 1875.³ Wilson.
Exeter College, Oxford, 1878. B.A., Charsley Hall, 1884.
Isthmian Club, Piccadilly, London, W.
Lund, Herbert, son of Edward Lund, Esq., Victoria Road, Whalley Range,
Manchester, aged 15, May 14. Left 1876.2
Wilson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., Second Class Natural Science Tripos, 1881.
M.A., 1885. M.B., and B.C., 1886. F.R.C.S., Eng., 1887. Practising in
Manchester, and Hon. Assistant Surgeon at Salford Hospital.
22, St. John Street, Manchester.
Ashwell, James Henry, son of Henry Ashwell, Esq., Mount Street, New
Basford, Nottingham, aged 15, Nov. 7. Left 1875.³ Wilson.
In business at Nottingham.
Woodthorpe Grange, Nottingham.
Bellairs, William Gibbons, son of Colonel William Bellairs, (afterwards
Sir W. Bellairs, K.C.M.G.), 76, St. George's Road, Warwick Square,
London, S.W., aged 14, March 23. Left 1875.³
Wilson.
Leverson, Louis George, eldest son of James Leverson, Esq., 29, Abbey
Wilson.
Place, London, N.W., aged 15, April 7. Left 1877.º
VIII., 1876, 1877. A partner in the firm of Leverson, Forster & Co., London,
since 1883.
Charlton Court, Middlesex.
4
April 1874.
1.
Turner, Thomas George, son of George Turner, Esq., 26, Derngate,
Northampton, aged 14, Jan. 30. Left 1876.¹
Wilson.
The Elms, Billing Road, Northampton.
Valentine, George Frederick, eldest son of Thomas Valentine, Esq., The
Moat, Strandtown, Belfast, Ireland, aged 15, Sept. 30. Left 1876.3
Wilson.
Oriel College, Oxford, 1877.
Adamson, Laurence Arthur, second son of Laurence William Adamson,
Esq., Whitby House, Whitby, Newcastle-on-Tyne, aged 14,
April 20. Left 1879.2
Wilson.
XV., 1878. Oriel College, Oxford, 1879. B.A., Charsley. Hall, 1884. Called to
the Bar, Inner Temple, 1885.
Wesley College, Melbourne, Victoria.
.
Rigby, John, son of the late W. Rigby, Esq., care of Mrs. Rigby, Dunard
House, Row, Helensburgh, Dumbartonshire, N.B., aged 14,
May 15. Left 1878.3
Elsee.
Died, July, 1882.
Melly, Ernest Louis, third son of Charles Pierre Melly, Esq., (0.R., 1844),
Riversley, Mossley Hill, Liverpool, aged 14, June 27. Left 1876.2
Elsee.
A Merchant in Liverpool.
Green Lane, Freshfield, Lancashire.
Bolton, Francis Cheney, son of Joseph Cheney Bolton, Esq., 27, West
George Street, Glasgow, aged 14, March 23. Left 1877.1 Elsee.
A Stockbroker at Brisbane.
Mia Mia, Inderoopilly, Brisbane.
Dugdale, Sydney, fourth son of John Dugdale, Esq., 9, Hyde Park
Gardens, London, W., aged 14, April 23. Left 1878.²
Brasenose College, Oxford, 1879. B.A., Second Class Theological School, 1882.
M.A., 1885. Ordained, 1884. Has held various Assistant Curacies. Curate-in-
charge of St. Marks, Salisbury, since 1888.
St. Marks, Salisbury.
Darcus, Solomon Henry, son of Major Solomon Darcus, Gardenmore,
Larne, Co. Antrim, aged 14, Oct. 20. Left 1876.³
Elsee.
Holywell, Dundrum, Co. Dublin.
Macan, Thomas Townley, son of the late
care of Mrs. Macan, 23, King
London, N.W., aged 13, July 10.
Rev. Thomas Townley Macan,
Henry's Road, Regents Park,
Left 1875.2
Green.
Gazetted to 1st Battalion The Cameronians (26th), October 23, 1880.
West Infantry Barracks, Aldershot.
Mackenzie, James Kenneth Douglas, only son of Captain James Dixon
Mackenzie, afterwards Sir J. D. Mackenzie, of Scatwell and
Tarbat, Bart., (o.R. 1846), Mountgerald, Dingwall, Ross-shire,
aged 14, Aug. 31. Left 1875.¹
Wilson.
September 1874.
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10
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Bishop, Charles Rosser, son of W. Bishop, Esq., 20, Craven Hill, Hyde
Park, London, W., aged 14, July 1. Left 1875.3
Wilson.
Teage, John Laud, son of John Laud Teage, Esq., Oporto, Portugal,
aged 13, Nov. 23: Left 1877.2
Bowden Smith.
In the Wine Trade at Oporto.
ENTRANCES IN SEPTEMBER, 1874.
Cholmondeley, Randal Berners, third son of Colonel the Hon. Thomas
Grenville Cholmondeley, (0.R. 1832), Abbott's Moss, Northwich,
Cheshire, aged 14, June 21. Left 1879.2
School.
Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1879.
New College, Oxford, B.A., Third Class
Law School, 1882. Farming in Western Virginia, Ü.S.A., since 1883.
As above.
Marsh, James Ernest, third son of John Marsh, Esq., J.P., Rann Lea,
Rainhill, Lancashire, aged 14, July 5. Left 1879.2
School.
Scholar, 1874. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1879. Balliol College, Oxford.
B.A., First Class Natural Science, 1882. University of Bonn, 1882. Chemistry
Master at Exeter Grammar School, 1883-1885. Demonstrator of Organic
Chemistry at Oxford University since 1885.
University Museum, Oxford.
Admitted a Solicitor, April, 1883.
Hart, William Tibbetts, second son of Edward Hart, Esq., Alderman of
London, 156, Highbury New Park, N., aged 14, April 3. Left
1877.3
School.
50, Moorgate Street, London, E.C.
Martley, William Gibson, second son of Francis Blackburne Martley, Esq.,
10, Herbert Street, Dublin, aged 14, Nov. 21. Left 1875.¹ School.
Trinity College, Dublin, B.A., 1881. Incorp. Balliol College, Oxford, 1882.
B.A., 1886. Ordained, 1885. Assistant Curate of Aylesbury, 1885-1887. En-
gaged for the Charity Organization Society since 1888.
129, Gower Street, London, W.C.
VIII., 1878. On the London Stock Exchange.
White House, Limpsfield, Surrey.
Satterthwaite, Sidney Clement, son of Clement Satterthwaite, Esq.,
Spring Hill, Bromley, Kent, aged 14, Aug. 11. Left 1878.3 School.
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 1880.
National Liberal Club.
Club.
Day, Herbert Allen, son of Gerard James Day, Esq., Horsford, Norwich,
(0.R. 1847), aged 14, March 12. Left 1878.2
School.
A working Associate at Toynbee Hall, 1891.
Jones, George, eldest son of George Jones, Esq., Stareton, Kenilworth,
aged 14, July 4. Left 1879.2
School.
Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., Second Class Theological School, 1883. M.A,, 1886.
L.S.A. London Hospital.
21, Stepney Green, London, E.
6
September 1874.
CO
Bell, Humphrey Patricius, eldest son of Richard Bell, Esq., the Fitz,
Cockermouth, aged 14, Aug. 16. Left 1878.2
School.
Changed his name to SENHOUSE, 1875. Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1881.
Medical Student, Guys Hospital.
Conybeare, Charles Henry, second son of the Rev. Charles Ranken
Conybeare, Vicar of Itchen Stoke, Hants, (o.R. 1835), aged 13,
Sept. 5. Left 1879.3
School.
Scholar, 1876. XV., 1879. Christ Church, Oxford, B.A., Third Class Natural
Science, 1884. Ordained, 1885. Vicar of Itchen Stoke, 1886. M.A., 1889.
The Vicarage, Itchen Stoke, Alresford, Hants.
Shawe, Charles Henry, son of the late William Shawe, Esq., care of Mrs.
Shawe, Wellesley House, Bolton, aged 13, Dec. 26. Left 1878.2
School.
XV., 1878. In business as a Cotton Spinner.
As above.
Cannon, Ronald, son of General Cannon, of Chateau de Fourchette, Pocé,
Indre et Loire, France, and of 14, Manor Road, Folkestone,
aged 14, Dec. 11. Left 1875.2
School.
Hoyle, James Smallpage, son of Isaac Hoyle, Esq., (afterwards M.P. for
Heywood), the How, Prestwich, Manchester, aged 12, May 7.
Left 1880.2
School.
Manchester Reform Club.
In business as a Cotton Spinner and Manufacturer.
Baldington, Bury.
Keir, Adam, son of John Lindesay Keir, Esq., 92, Gloucester Place, Hyde
Park, London, and of the Quarry, Bideford, Devon, aged 13,
June 25. Left 1877.¹
School.
Crick, 1877. Trinity Hall, Cambridge, B.A., 1881. M.A., 1887. Admitted a
Solicitor, December, 1884.
16, Evelyn Gardens, South Kensington, S.W.
Cross, Carlton, eldest son of John Kynaston Cross, Esq., M.P., Fernclough,
Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, aged 15, Aug. 30. Left 1877.1
Arnold.
XV., 1876. New College, Oxford, B.A., Fourth Class Modern History School,
1881. M.A., 1887. Badminton Club.
Crooke Hall, Chorley, Lancashire.
Sharp, William James, son of Edward Sharp, Esq., Linden Hall, Burton,
Westmoreland, aged 15, June 2. Left 1877.2
Arnold.
St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A., 1885. M.A., 1889.
As above.
Sharp, Henry Turner, son of the above Edward Sharp, Esq., aged 14,
Aug. 12.
Arnold.
Died at School, March 29, 1875.
Browett, Walter, son of Thomas Browett, Esq., Radford Road, Coventry,
aged 14, Feb. 3. Left 1876.3
Hutchinson.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1882.
Westfield, Coventry.
September 1874.
7
Calvert, Henry, Junior, second son of Henry Calvert, Esq., Barfield
House, Pendleton, Manchester, aged 15, June 19. Left 1877.2
Hutchinson.
New College, Oxford, B.A., 1880. M.A., 1884. In business as a Cotton Spinner
and Manufacturer.
Walton-le-Dale, near Preston, Lancashire.
Hurrell, Arthur, son of Henry Hurrell, Esq., Harston, Cambridge, aged
14, Jan. 19. Left 1877.¹
Hutchinson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1882.
Madingley Hall, Cambridge.
Bowden Smith, Frederick Herbert, third son of the Rev. Philip Bowden
Smith, Rugby, (o.R. 1844), aged 13, June 17. Left 1880.2
Bowden Smith.
Minor
Scholar, 1874. XI., 1878,* 1879, 1880. XV., 1879. Racquets, 1880.
Exhibitioner, 1880. Trinity College, Oxford, B.A., 1885. Á Master at Shrews-
bury School, 1886-1891. The Master of a Preparatory School at Bengeo.
Bengeo, Hertford.
Bartlett, William, eldest son of the Rev. Robert Edward Bartlett, Great
Waltham, Chelmsford, (o.R. 1843), aged 13, Feb. 17. Left 1879.2
Bowden Smith.
Scholar, 1874. Head of School. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1879. Scholar
of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1880. First Class in Classical Moderations.
B.A., Second Class Final Classical School, 1883. Chancellor's Prize, English
Essay, 1884. Denyer and Johnson Theological Scholar, 1885. Ellerton Essay,
1886. M.A., 1886. Ordained, 1886. Assistant Curate of Stockton-on-Tees.
.
Gair, John Hamilton, son of Thomas Gair, Esq., Albury House, Fulwood
Park, Liverpool, aged 14, March 23. Left 1877.¹
Elsee.
Admitted a Solicitor, November, 1883.
Woodend, Storeton Road, Birkenhead.
Dawkins, Charles Tyrwhitt, son of the Rev. James Annesley Dawkins,
Daylesford, Chipping Norton, (0.R. 1843), aged 15, Nov. 22.
Left 1876.3
Elsee.
VIII., 1876. Gazetted to 2nd Battalion The Kings (Shropshire Light Infantry),
May 1, 1878. Served in the Afghan War, 1879, 1880 (Medal). Adjutant,
February 2, 1882. Captain, September 13, 1886.
Army List.
Atkinson, Laurence, only son of the Rev. Frederick W. Atkinson, Long
Eaton, Nottingham, aged 14, Sept. 23. Left 1878.3 Wilson.
Trinity College, Oxford, B.A., 1883. M.A., 1887.
various Assistant Curacies.
M.A., 1887. Ordained, 1884. Has held
The Mill House, Alrewas, Burton-on-Trent.
La Motte, Digby Holden Rose Hardwick, eldest son of the Rev. George
Thomas Crespigny La Motte, 27, Montagu Square, London, W.,
aged 12, Oct. 23. Left 1880.2
Wilson.
Scholar, 1875. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1880. Exhibitioner of Trinity
College, Oxford. First Class in Classical Moderations, 1882. Chancellor's Prize,
Latin Verse, 1884. B.A., 1885. M.A., 1891. A Master at St. Paul's since 1886.
St. Paul's School, West Kensington.
8
September 1874.
Knight, Joseph Guy, son of Joseph Knight, Esq., Hartshill, Stoke-on-
Trent, aged 14, Feb. 19. Left 1877.3
Wilson.
Admitted a Solicitor, July, 1883. Offices at Newcastle, Staffordshire.
As above.
Hughes, Robert Alexander, son of Mrs. Hughes, New Street, Rugby,
aged 13, June 5. Left 1877.2
Town.
Hall, Edward Marshall, son of Alfred Hall, Esq., M.D., Old Steine,
Brighton, aged 16, Sept. 16. Left 1876.3
Phillpotts.
St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A., 1882. Called to the Bar, Inner Temple,
June, 1883. Garrick Club.
3, Temple Gardens, London, E.C.
Harris, George William, fourth son of Alfred Harris, Esq., Lunefield,
Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmoreland, aged 14, Nov. 6. Left 1878.3
Bowden Smith.
University College, Oxford, B.A., 1883. Corn Merchant, London and Liverpool.
Oxford and Cambridge Clnb.
6, Crosby Square, London, E.C.
Carleton, Lancelot Richard, son of Colonel George Carleton, late R.A.,
Hillmorton Road, Rugby, aged 13, Sept. 15. Left 1879.2 Town.
Sandhurst, 1881. Gazetted to 1st Battalion Essex Regiment, 1882. Captain,
1888. Adjutant, 1886-1890.
The Barracks, Tralee, Co. Kerry.
Paliologus, Augustus Lower, son of Nicholas Paliologus, Solicitor,
2, Garstins Buildings, Calcutta, aged 14, Sept. 15. Left 1877.1 Town.
Practising as a Physician.
12, Bennett Park, Blackheath.
Cordiner, Robert Charles, only son of the late Captain Robert Cordiner,
lost at sea, care of Mrs. Cordiner, 25, Sheep Street, Rugby, aged
13, Sept. 22. Left 1879.³
Town.
Keble College, Oxford, B.A., 1884. Ordained, 1884. M.A., 1888.
Curate of St. Peter in Eastgate, Lincoln.
Cross, Charles Francis, (Hon.), son of the Right Hon. Richard Assheton
Cross, M.P., afterwards created Viscount Cross, (o.R. 1836), Eccle
Riggs, Broughton-in-Furness, and 53, Eccleston Square, London,
aged 14, Sept. 22. Left 1879.2
Arnold.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1883. M.A., 1886. Ordained, 1884. Held
various Assistant Curacies. Vicar of Shotwick, 1891.
Shotwick Vicarage, Chester.
Allan, Andrew Alexander, son of Andrew Allan, Esq., Iononteh, Montreal,
Canada, aged 14, June 16. Left 1877.2
Arnold.
As above.
Stewart, Alan Keith, son of Charles P. Stewart, Esq., 192, Lancaster
Gate, London, W., aged 13, Oct. 5. Left 1875.³
Arnold.
Holland, Alfred Valentine, son of Walter Holland, Esq., J.P., Rose Hill,
Worcester, aged 13, Feb. 14. Left 1879.¹
Arnold.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1884. Called to the Bar, 1885.
Moseley Hall, Bushbury, Wolverhampton.
September 1874.
9
"
Nash, Zacchary Hubert, sixth son of John Nash, Esq., the Rectory, Langley,
Bucks, aged 14, Jan. 28. Left 1876.3
Bowden Smith.
As above.
Norton, Alexander, second son of Charles Norton, Esq., the Elms, Mount
Pleasant, Swansea, aged 13, March 29. Left 1877.3 Bowden Smith.
Non-Collegiate, Oxford, 1878.
Nash, Albert, seventh son of John Nash, Esq., the Rectory, Langley,
Bowden Smith.
Bucks, aged 12, Feb. 8. Left 1879.2
Residing in New South Wales
Cochran, John Augustus, son of James Cochran, Esq., 17, Pittville Parade,
Bowden Smith.
Cheltenham, aged 15, Jan. 5. Left 1877.2
Residing in Australia.
Mackenzie, John Edmund, son of the late William Mackenzie, Esq., care
of Mrs. Mackenzie, 2, Claremont Gardens, Glasgow, aged 14,
July 26. Left 1877.2
Hutchinson.
VIII., 1876, 1877. Gazetted to the 2nd West India Regiment, June 17, 1885.
7th Dragoon Guards, 1888.
Umballa, India, 1891.
Cassels, Herbert Wentworth, son of Andrew Cassels, Esq., 51, Cleveland
Square, Hyde Park, London, W., aged 14, Oct. 9. Left 1877.3
Hutchinson.
In business in Calcutta.
Care of Messrs. Finlay, Muir, and Co., Calcutta.
Hahn, Frederick Alexander, only son of the late John Frederick Hahn, Esq.,
of Mexico, care of Mrs. Hahn, St. George's Villa, Queen's Road,
Richmond, Surrey, aged 14, May 17. Left 1877.2 Hutchinson.
Exeter College, Oxford, 1882. Called to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, June, 1888.
Oriental Club, Hanover Square, London, W.
Hopkins, Ernest Threlfall, eldest son of John Satchell Hopkins, Esq.,
Jesmond Grove, Edgbaston, aged 13, Sept. 12. Left 1880.2
Hutchinson.
Balliol College, Oxford, B.A., Second Class Modern History School, 1884. In
business as a Brewer.
As above.
Kearsley, Robert, son of Robert Kearsley, Esq., J.P., Highfield, Ripon,
Wilson.
aged 15, June 7. Left 1876.¹
Has left England.
Brown-Westhead, George Montague, son of M. Brown-Westhead, Esq.,
Brook Street Mills, Manchester, aged 15, Feb. 21. Left 1877.¹
Wilson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, LL.B., 1881.
4, St. James Square, Manchester.
Called to the Bar, 1884.
B
10
September 1874.
Monk, Richard Powis, son of Richard Powis Monk, Esq., Penshurst Lodge,
Balham Hill, London, S. W., aged 15, July 14. Left 1876.2 Wilson.
Gazetted to 2nd Battalion The Lancashire Fusiliers, October 23, 1880. Captain
1st Battalion, March, 1890.
Willow Bank Barracks, Belfast.
Alamayu, Simyen, only legitimate son of the late Theodore, king of
Abyssinia, and Teruwark. Princess of Simyen, Queen of Abyssinia;
since March 4, 1872, ward under the British Government of Dr.
Jex-Blake, School House, Rugby, aged 13, April 23. Left 1877.³
Elsee.
3
Sandhurst, 1878. Died at Headingley, near Leeds, November 14, 1879, and was
buried in St. George's Chapel, Windsor, November 21. The coffin bore the
following inscription -
A part
PRINCE ALAMAYU,
of Abyssinia,
Born April 23rd, 1861,
Died November 14th, 1879.
A Memorial Tablet was placed in the School Chapel in 1880.
Bodley, Edward Ridgeway, son of Edward Fisher Bodley, Esq., Devonshire
Place, Hanley, Staffordshire, aged 14, Sept. 23. Left 1878.2 Elsee.
A China Manufacturer.
North Rode, near Congleton, Cheshire.
Cox, Kenneth Murchison, son of Major-General William Hamilton Cox,
Brandon Villa, the Park, Cheltenham, aged 14, Sept. 24. Left
1878.3
Elsee.
Trinity College, Cambridge, 1880 Gazetted to the Royal Highlanders, (Black
Watch), May 10, 1882. Served in the Egyptian War, 1882. Present at the battle
of Tel-el-Kebir, (Medal with Clasp) Captain, March 14, 1888. Assumed the
additional surname of MURCHISON after Cox, 1888.
Army List.
Dunell, Cyril, son of Henry James Dunell, Esq., of Barton Court, Hunger-
ford, aged 14, March 18. Left 1877.1
Elsee.
A Civil Engineer.
Bray Lodge, Bray, Maidenhead, Berks.
Hadden, Frederick, son of Frederick John Hadden, Esq., Wykeham Abbey,
York, aged 15, Feb. 27. Left 1877.¹
Elsee.
Hadden, Thomas, son of the above Frederick John Hadden, Esq., aged 12,
Dec. 23. Left 1877.¹
Elsee.
Mercer-Adam, Maughan Mercer, third son of Andrew Mercer-Adam, Esq.,
M.D., Bargate Lodge, Boston, aged 14, April 26. Left 1877.3 Elsee.
>
Student of the Inner Temple. Gazetted to 3rd Battalion The Berkshire Regiment.
46, South Street, Mayfair, London, W.
Parker, William Herbert, eldest son of James Smith Parker, Esq., (O.R.,
1846), Freeland House, Iffley, Oxford, aged 15, Aug. 15. Left 1875.3
Elsee.
Non-Collegiate, Oxford, 1880.
As above.
September 1874.
11
Menzies, John Graham, eldest son of Graham Menzies, Esq., 32, Queen's
Gate, London, aged 15, Oct. 11. Left 1875.3
Elsee.
Brasenose College, Oxford, 1879.
34, Upper Grosvenor Street, London, W.
Drake, Henry Harcourt, only son of the late Henry Drake, Esq., care of
Mrs. Drake, 42, Russell Street, Reading, aged 14, April 23. Left
1877.3
Exeter College, Oxford, 1878.
Mills, Henry Trueman, son of Joseph Trueman Mills, Esq., Clermont,
Thetford, aged 13, Oct. 23. Left 1878.2
Green.
Trinity College, Cambridge, 1880. J.P. for Leicestershire.
Lubenham, Market Harborough.
Fison, Walter Cornell, son of Cornell Henry Fison, Esq., King's House,
Thetford, aged 14, Aug. 4. Left 1878.3
Green.
As above.
Anderson, William, son of Charles Anderson, Esq., 2, Zingara Terrace,
Farnham, aged 15, Aug. 15. Left 1877.2
Green.
Marton, near Rugby.
Boyer, Joseph Stanborough, son of Joseph Boyer, Esq., Ringwood,
Dulwich Wood Park, Upper Norwood, aged 14, May 15. Left
1875.3
Green.
Drowned on the voyage to Australia, February 9, 1880.
Smallwood, Ernest Edward, son of Joseph Smallwood, Esq., J.P., Stichford
Hall, Birmingham, aged 15, March 15. Left 1876.1
Green.
On the Stage, since 1888.
Downing, Arthur Joseph, son of Samuel Downing, Esq., the Hill, Monks-
town, Co. Dublin, Ireland, aged 14, Aug. 17. Left 1878.3 Green.
XV., 1877, 1878. Crick. 1878. Trinity College, Dublin, B.A. Associate of
Institute of Civil Engineers.
7, Alexandra Road, Clifton, Bristol.
Cowan, Robert Bruce, son of John Cowan, Esq., 3, Park Circus Place,
Glasgow, aged 12, Jan. 7. Left 1877.¹
Phillpotts.
Falk, Herbert Eugene, son of Hermann Eugene Falk, Esq., Meadow Bank,
Winsford, Cheshire, aged 13, April 1. Left 1876.³ Phillpotts.
A partner in the Firm of Southwood & Co., Merchants, London.
Broadway, Walham Green, London, S.W.
Eustace, John James Hardy Rowland, eldest son of Hardy Eustace, Esq.,
J.P., of Tullow, Co. Carlow, Ireland, aged 14, Sept. 19. Left
1876.3
Phillpotts.
Jesus College, Cambridge, 1877-1880. Gazetted to the 8th Battalion King's
Royal Rifle Corps, 1877. Major.
Castlemore, Tullow, Co. Carlow.
12
January 1875
Cochran, James Alfred, second son of James Cochran, Esq., 17, Pittville
Parade, Cheltenham, aged 14, July 18. Left 1877.2 Phillpotts.
Exeter College, Oxford, 1879. Residing in Australia.
Gordon, Alexander Stuart, son of John Gordon, Esq., Aikenhead House,
Cathcart, Glasgow, aged 14, June 24. Left 1875.3
Green.
Sheep farming in Queensland since 1880.
Burnleigh, Queensland.
Smith, Cecil, son of Cecil Smith, Esq., Lydeard House, Bishops Lydeard,
Taunton, aged 14, Jan. 5. Left 1878.2
Bowden Smith.
Magdalen College, Cambridge, B.A., Senior Optime, 1883. M.A. 1886. Called
to the Bar, Inner Temple, 1886.
As above.
ENTRANCES IN JANUARY,
JANUARY, 1875.
Simpson, Walter Henry, third and youngest son of Charles Turner
Simpson, Esq., 14, Cornwall Gardens, London, S.W., aged 14,
June 12. Left 1876.3
School.
Sandhurst, 1879. Gazetted to the 39th Foot, August 11, 1880. Bengal Staff
Corps, 1883. Served with the 43rd Ghoorkas Light Infantry against the Akhas
in 1883, 1884, and in the Burmese War, 1886, 1887, (Medal with Clasp). Adjutant,
1886-1890. Killed in the Manipur Massacre, April, 1891.
Rev. William Bashall, Deane,
Left 1877.¹
School.
Admitted a Solicitor, November, 1883. Offices, 4, New Inn, Strand, W.C.
Elm Grove, Ockham, Surrey.
Bashall, Henry St. John Hill, son of the
Bolton-le-Moors, aged 13, April 23.
Pattinson, James Pearson, eldest son of Thomas Pattinson, Esq., Moss
Grange, Whalley Range, Manchester, aged 14, Feb. 8. Left 1878.2
School.
XV., 1877. Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1881. M.A., 1886.
Manchester.
44, George Street, Manchester.
A Merchant in
Warde, Charles Aprilis, son of the late Charles Thomas Warde, Esq., of
Clopton House, Stratford-on-Avon, ward of W. F. Thompson, Esq.,
44, Russell Road, Kensington, aged 14, April 26. Left 1877.2
School.
Gazetted to the 7th Dragoon Guards, August 1, 1882. Captain 5th Battalion
Royal Fusiliers, June 8, 1885.
Park Dene, Hounslow, Middlesex.
Lees, Charles Percy, son of John William Lees, Esq., Waterhead House,
Oldham, ward of the Rev. T. Davies, Woodside Bank, Darwen,
aged 15, May 25. Left 1877.2
School.
J.P. for Cheshire, and Captain in the Cheshire Militia. Constitutional and
Salisbury Clubs.
Newton Hall, Middlewich, Cheshire.
January 1875.
13
Benyon-Winsor, Benyon Reeve, son of William Henry Benyon-Winsor,
Esq., 29, Kensington Gardens Square, London, W., aged 13,
Sept. 19. Left 1879.3
School.
In business as a Brewer.
Bryn-y-mor Villas, Swansea.
Blakiston, Aubrey, son of John Richard Blakiston, Esq., 19, Warwick
Street, Rugby, aged 12, Aug. 26. Left 1878.2
Town.
Practising as a Physician and Surgeon at Sheffield.
Peyton Lodge, Sheffield.
Speed, Lancelot, son of William Speed, Esq., 13, Devonshire Place, Portland
Place, London, W., aged 14, June 13. Left 1878.2
Arnold.
XV., 1877. Clare College, Cambridge, B.A., 1885. An Artist in Black and White.
14, Dean's Yard, Westminster, S.W.
Firth, John Loxley, son of Edward Firth, Esq., Tapton Lodge, Sheffield,
aged 15, Jan. 23, 1874. Left 1877.3
Arnold.
Hope, viâ Sheffield.
Payne, Peter George Stanhope, third son of Sir Salusbury Payne, Bart.,
(0.R. 1845), Blunham House, Sandy, Bedfordshire, aged 13, July 16.
Left 1880.2
Arnold.
University College, Oxford, B.A., 1884. Called to the Bar, Inner Temple, Civil
Law Scholar, 1884
Oxford and Cambridge Club, Pall Mall.
Baskerville, Henry Joseph North, son of Henry Baskerville, Esq.,
Crowsley Park, Henley-on-Thames, aged 13, Jan. 26. Left 1877.1
Arnold.
As above.
Forrest, James, son of James Forrest, Esq., Nullamore, Milltown, Co.
Dublin, aged 15, May 29. Left 1875.3
Arnold.
Trinity College, Dublin, B.A., 1881. Sandhurst, 1881. Gazetted to 1st Battalion
The Lincolnshire Regiment (10th), February 2, 1882.
Shorncliffe Camp, Kent.
Schofield, Thomas Dodgson, eldest son of Frank Schofield, Esq., Alderley
Arnold.
Edge, Cheshire, aged 15, Aug. 13. Left 1876.2
A partner in the Firm of Schofield Brothers, Wine Merchants, Manchester.
Oakfield, Alderley Edge.
Swinburne, John Carthman, son of the late Major John Swinburne, 18th
Royal Irish, ward of Captain Hanham, R.N., Manston, Blandford,
aged 14, Dec. 17. Left 1877.3
Bowden Smith.
Entered the Merchant Service, Second Mate's Certificate. Called to the Bar,
July, 1889. Western Circuit, and J.P. and C.C. for Dorset. Hon. Sec, for
Cremation Society. Assumed the additional surname of HANHAM after
SWINBURNE.
18A, Goldhurst Terrace, S. Hampstead, London, N.W.
14
January 1875.
Tinker, Edward, son of James Tinker, Esq., New York, U.S.A., aged 14,
March 24. Left 1876.¹
Bowden Smith.
Woolwich, May, 1878. Gazetted to Royal Artillery, February, 1880. Captain,
May, 1888.
Naval and Military Club.
Cumberbatch, Carlton Parry, son of Laurence Henry Cumberbatch, Esq.,
Queen's House, Lyndhurst, Hants, aged 13, March 15. Left 1878.2
Bowden Smith.
Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester. Diploma. In office of a Firm of
Surveyors and Land Agents in London. Constitutional Club.
9, Whitehall Place, London, S. W.
Ockleston, John, son of William Henry Ockleston, Esq., Alder Hey,
Knotty Ash, Liverpool, aged 15, July 19. Left 1876.¹
Bowden Smith.
In business as a Tanner at Runcorn.
Runcorn, Cheshire.¨
Robinson, William John, son of W. Robinson, Esq., the Glebe, Lightwood,
Bowden Smith.
Longton, aged 14, Sept. 2. Left 1877.¹
In business as a Brewer. A partner in the firm of Bindley & Co., Burton-on-Trent.
Saverley House, Cresswell, Staffordshire.
Andrew, Walter Jonathan, son of Eli Andrew, Esq., Mere Bank, Fairfield,
Manchester, aged 15, Nov. 24. Left 1877.i
Hutchinson.
Admitted a Solicitor, December, 1882. Booth and Andrew, Ashton-under-Lyne.
Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire.
Stolterfoht, Edward Herman, son of Joachim Nicholas Stolterfoht, Esq.,
Sandown Park, Wavertree, Liverpool, aged 13, Sept. 15. Left
1878.3
Hutchinson.
In business in Liverpool.
As above.
Martin, Frederick William, son of William Martin, Esq., Bournbrook Hall,
Stirchley, Birmingham, aged 15, Nov. 8. Left 1877. Hutchinson.
Architect and Surveyor. A member of the Firm of Martin and Chamberlain,
Birmingham.
24, Rotten Park Row, Edgbaston.
Rhodes, George Wood, son of Thomas Rhodes, Esq., J.P., Mersey Bank,
Hadfield, Manchester, aged 14, Sept. 4. Left 1878.¹ Wilson.
In business in Manchester. Chairman of T. Rhodes & Co., Limited.
The Cottage, Victoria Park, Manchester.
Firth, John Bradley, son of Mark Firth, Esq., J.P., Page Hall, Sheffield,
aged 15, Nov. 2. Left 1877.3
Wilson.
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 1879. Oxford and Cambridge Club.
Barningham Hall, Norfolk.
January 1875.
15
Firth, Mark, son of the above Mark Firth, Esq., aged 14, Dec. 31. Left
1879.2
Wilson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1884. M.A., 1886.
Junior Carlton Club, Pall Mall, S.W.
Galt, Herbert, son of Edwin Galt, Esq., Catisfield House, Fareham, Hants,
aged 12, July 24. Left 1877.2
Elsee.
Melly, George Henry, son of George Melly, Esq., J.P., Liverpool, aged 14,
March 5. Left 1877.¹
Elsee.
In business in Liverpool.
90, Chatham Street, Liverpool.
Dyer, Thomas Swinnerton, only son of Captain Swinnerton Halliday
Dyer, (afterwards Sir S. H. Dyer, Bart.), West Croft, Bagshot,
Surrey, aged 15, Oct. 6. Left 1875.3
Lee Warner.
Magdalen College, Cambridge, 1880. Succeeded his father as eleventh Baronet,
March 16, 1882. Boodle's Club.
5, Rutland Gate, London, S.W.
Williams, Frederick McDougal, son of John Thomas Williams, Esq., M.D.,
75, Cambridge Terrace, London, W., aged 13, Sept. 29.
Left 1877.3
Lee Warner.
In business as a Paper Manufacturer.
Esk Vale, Pennycuick, Edinburgh.
Jackson, Percy Edward, son of E. Jackson, Esq., 76, Huskisson Street,
Liverpool, aged 12, July 18. Left 1875.3
Lee Warner.
Boughton Leigh, John Hugh, son of the Rev. Theodosius E. B. Ward
Boughton Leigh, Newbold-upon-Avon, aged 14, Feb. 29. Left 1876.3
Lee Warner.
Entered first in January, 1874. Captain in 4th (Militia), Battalion The Royal
Warwickshire Regiment, March 5, 1887.
Ware, John, second son of the late George Ware, Esq., and ward of
J. C. Jervis, Esq., 25, Westbourne Park, London, W., aged 15,
July 27. Left 1876.2
Lee Warner.
Magdalen College, Oxford, 1879. Residing in Australia since 1880.
Robinson, William Peart, eldest son of William Robinson, Esq., Reedley
Bank, Burnley, aged 13, Oct. 22. Left 1880.³
Lee Warner.
Balliol College, Oxford, B.A., 1886.
As above.
Edwards, Llewellyn, son of Edward Edwards, Esq., Kidbrooke Lodge,
Blackheath, Kent, aged 15, July 23. Left 1877.3 Lee Warner.
In business in London.
4, Vanbrugh Park Road East, Blackheath.
Stokes, Frederick Charles, son of Stephen Stokes, Esq., Fairy Field House,
Great Barr, Birmingham, aged 14, Feb. 13. Left 1877.3 Green.
Haunch Hall, Lichfield.
1
16
April 1875.
Reed, Alfred Stephen, third son of Charles John Reed, Esq., C.B., New-
biggen House, Kinton, Newcastle-on-Tyne, aged 14, Aug. 8.
Left 1877.3
Arnold.
In British Columbia, 1891.
Barwick, William Murgatroyd, son of the late John Marshall Barwick, Esq.,
of Glen View, Shipley, Leeds, aged 14, Jan. 22, 1874. Left 1878.3
Green.
XV., 1878. Isthmian and Raleigh Clubs.
As above.
Curtler, Henry Hoskins, second son of the Rev. Thomas Gale Curtler.
(O.R. 1841), Beveré Knoll, Worcester, aged 15, Dec. 9. Left 1876.¹
Wilson.
St. Mary Hall, Oxford, 1879.
Beveré House, Worcester.
Squire, William Harold Stevens, eldest son of William Stevens Squire,
Esq., 37, Acacia Road, Rogents Park, London, N.W., aged 13,
Feb. 14. Left 1878.3
Bowden Smith.
XV., 1877, 1878. VIII., 1878. St. John's College, Oxford, B.A., Casberd Scholar,
1884. M.A., 1989. Called to the Bar, Middle, Temple, 1886. St. Stephen's Club.
2, Plowden Buildings, Temple, London, E.C.
ENTRANCES IN APRIL, 1875.
Rugby, aged 7, Oct. 19. Left 1886.2
Austen, Ernest Edward, son of Ambrose Austen, Esq., 1, Clifton Road,
Town.
University College, London, 1888. Assistant
Curator, Natural History Department, British Museum, passing First in Civil
Service Examination, 1889.
Heidelberg University, 1886.
73, Wendover Road, Harlesden, London, N.W.
Grant, Patrick Charles Murray, second son of Patrick Grant, Esq., 98,
Cornwall Gardens, South Kensington, aged 14, Aug. 11. Left 1879.3
School.
Scholar, 1875. Balliol College, Oxford, B.A., 1884.
As above.
Ecroyd, William, son of William Farrer Ecroyd, Esq., J.P., Spring
Cottage, Burnley, afterwards of Credenhill, Hereford, aged 14,
Feb. 28. Left 1879.2
School.
VIII., 1878, 1879. A Member of the firm of W. Ecroyd & Sons, Worsted Spinners
and Manufacturers, Burnley and Bradford.
Lomeshaye Mills, near Burnley, Lancashire.
Fellowes, Evelyn Napier, eighth son of the Rev. Thomas Lyon Fellowes,
Vicar of Honingham and Hon. Canon of Norwich, (0.R. 1830),
aged 12, June 3. Left 1881.2
School.
XV., 1880. XI., 1881. Trinity College, Oxford, B.A., Third Class Law, 1884.
Admitted a Solicitor, March, 1888. Wellington Club.
1, Great Winchester Street, London, E.C.
April 1875.
17
場
​Spence, Albert Carter, only son of William Millthorpe Spence, Esq.,
Weston, Otley, Yorkshire, aged 15, Nov. 9. Left 1877.3 Arnold.
Brasenose College, Oxford, B.A., 1882. M.A., 1885.
Kilnwick Hall, Hull.
Beeton, Arthur Channing, son of Henry Coppinger Beeton, Esq., 2,
Adamson Road, South Hampstead, London, N.W., aged 14, Dec. 8.
Left 1878.¹
Arnold,
Died at Victoria, British Columbia, October 22, 1882.
Prevost, Francis Augustin, son of Lieut.-Colonel Thomas William Prevost,
Carlisle, aged 14, March 30. Left 1878.3
Bowden Smith,
Standard Life Insurance Office, Calcutta.
Burnham, Henry Charles, son of George Hodson Burnham, Esq., Welling-
borough, aged 14, Feb. 10. Left 1878.3
Bowden Smith,
Admitted a Solicitor, 1886.
Wellingborough.
Hodge, Egerton Francis, son of John Hodge, Esq., 57, Russell Square,
London, aged 13, July 27. Left 1880.2
Bowden Smith.
XV., 1879. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., and LL.B., Second Class Law
Tripos, 1883. Called to the Bar, Inner Temple, 1885, but admitted a Solicitor,
November, 1890. Eldon Club.
79, Fellows Road, South Hampstead, London.
Jackson, William Gardiner, stepson of the Rev. W. H. Marsh, Little
Compton, Moreton in-the-Marsh, aged 13, Nov. 3. Left 1876.¹
Bowden Smith.
Scott, Edmund Ernest, son of Mrs. Scott, 12, Bays Hill Terrace, Chelten-
ham, aged 14, Feb. 12. Left 1877.2
Bowden Smith.
In business. Went to San Francisco.
Swetenham, James Hubert, son of Major James Swetenham, Moston Hall,
Chester, aged 13, June 8. Left 1878.¹
Elsee.
Died in 1881.
Agnew, Ernest, eldest son of John Henry Agnew, Esq., the Elms, Eccles,
Hutchinson.
near Manchester, aged 14, July 2. Left 1878.3
Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1883. Student of Lincoln's Inn, 1880. In business
in Manchester.
As above.
Wilkes, Hubert Hope, son of the Rev. Robert Wilkes, Lofts Hall, Saffron
Walden, aged 14, April 21. Left 1880.2
Hutchinson.
Dead.
C
18
April 1875.
Calvert, Edmund Percy, only son of the late Edmund Calvert, Esq.,
of Walton-le-Dale, Lancashire, care of Mrs. Calvert, 30, Kensing-
ton Gardens Square, London, aged 14, Oct. 17. Left 1879.2
Hutchinson.
Exeter College, Oxford, B.A., 1884. M.A. 1886. Called to the Bar, Middle
Temple, 1886.
Abbots Wood, Romsey, Hants.
Bosanquet, Augustus Percival, eldest son of Percival Bosanquet, Esq.,
(0.R. 1845), Dacre Lodge, East Barnet, Herts, aged 14, Oct. 26.
Left 1877.3
Hutchinson.
Orange-growing in Florida.
Fruitland Park, Lake County, Florida, U.S.A.
Allen, Russell, son of Peter Allen, Esq., Sedgley Park, Prestwich, Man-
chester, aged 14, May 11. Left 1876.3
Wilson.
A partner in Evans & Co. "Manchester Evening News."
The Cedars, Mauldeth Road, Heaton-on-Mersey.
Tennant, Robert Hugh, fourth son of Robert Tennant, Esq., M.P.,
Scarcroft Lodge, Shadwell, Leeds, aged 14, Nov. 20. Left 1878.2
Wilson.
Secretary to a Company.
Brunswick Brewery Company, Leeds.
Lee, Turner, son of James Holwell Lee, Esq., Lenton Field, Nottingham,
aged 13, Dec. 6. Left 1879.3
Wilson.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1884.
9, Clarendon Road, Nottingham.
Copeland, William Henry Lawrence, son of Captain William Henry Cope-
land, 6, St. Peter's Terrace, Hammersmith, aged 13, March 18.
Left 1881.2
Lee Warner.
XV., 1880. King's College, Cambridge, B.A., M.B., B.C., 1884. M.A., 1889.
M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P., 1888. House Physician at St. Thomas Hospital, 1891.
59, Warwick Road, Earls Court, London, S.W.
Forbes, Patrick William, son of Alexander Clark Forbes, Esq., Whitchurch,
Lee Warner.
Reading, aged 13, Aug. 31. Left 1877.1
Sandhurst, 1880. Gazetted to the 6th Inniskilling Dragoons, April 23, 1881.
Seconded in 1889 for service with British South Africa Company's Police.
As above.
Bateson, Thomas Blaikie, son of William Gandy Bateson, Esq., New Heys,
Allerton, Liverpool, aged 13, Nov. 18. Left 1877.¹ Lee Warner.
In the office of Brancker, Boxwell, & Co., Liverpool.
As above.
Edmunds, John Masters, son of Mr. John Edmunds, 14, High Street,
Rugby, aged 12, Dec. 6. Left 1877.2
Town.
April 1875.
19
Hall, Charles Ernest, son of Mr. Charles Hall, Lawford Street, Rugby,
aged 9, Aug. 30. Left 1881.¹
Town.
In business in Australia,
Freemantle, Western Australia.
Hall, Thomas Herbert, son of the above Mr. Charles Hall, aged 12,
July 16. Left 1878.¹
Town.
Owen's College, Manchester. An Analytical Chemist.
Bilton Road, Rugby.
Collinson, Christopher Barber, son of the late John William Sowton
Collinson, Esq., of Doncaster, care of Mrs. Collinson, 8, Moreton
Terrace, Rugby, aged 11, Jan. 28. Left 1880.³
Town.
Passed final examination for Solicitor, 1886. At Pembroke College, Cambridge,
1891.
Beltoft House, viâ Doncaster.
Woodward, Charles Robert John, son of Mr. Charles John Woodward,
Oliver Street, Rugby, aged 8, March 26. Left 1876.² Town.
Burton-on-Trent.
Beasley, Ernest Frank, son of Mr. Beasley, 22, High Street, Rugby,
aged 13, March 5. Left 1877.2
Town.
South American Railway, Rosario, Argentine Republic.
Campbell, Douglas Walter, son of the late Mr. John Campbell, 31, High
Street, Rugby, aged 9, Oct. 27. Left 1881.¹
Town.
Levett, Charles Arthur John, son of Captain Charles Richard Levett,
King's Dragoon Guards, The Lawn, Rugby, aged 14, May 5.
Left 1877.3
Town.
Farming in New Zealand.
Ratanui, Kiwitea, New Zealand.
Levett, Edward Henry, son of the above Captain C. R. Levett, aged 13,
May 20. Left 1878.3
Town.
Farming in New Zealand.
Taumatamaire, Marton, New Zealand.
Levett, Richard Douglas, son of the above Captain C. R. Levett, aged 12,
July 18. Left 1878.3
Town.
Farming in Warwickshire.
Dunchurch, Rugby.
Molesworth, Herbert Crofton St. George, son of the late Captain Morgan
Crofton Molesworth, R.E., (0.R., 1849), care of Mrs. Molesworth,
Dover Lodge, Rugby, aged 12, Feb. 1. Left 1878.²
Town.
Went to Cheltenham College. Woolwich, 1880. Gazetted to Royal Artillery
February 14, 1883. Naval and Military Club.
The Hollies, Rugby.
20
April 1875.
Haddock, Sydney George, son of Mrs. James Haddock, 40, Albert Street,
Rugby, aged 12, May 24. Left 1876.³
Town.
Assistant Engineer, R.N. (H.M.S. Curaçoa), 1887. Promoted to rank of Engineer,
February 1, 1889.
Thornhill, John Cecil, son of the late Rev. W. Thornhill, care of Mrs.
Thornhill, Bilton Road, Rugby, aged 12, July 28. Left 1878.³
Town.
East Gate, Castle Bellingham, Ireland.
Joicey, James, son of the late James Joicey, Esq., of Newcastle, and of
Mrs. R. S. Arnold, Clifton Road, Rugby, aged 14, Feb. 13.
Left 1877.2
Town.
Jesus College, Cambridge, 1881.
Joicey, John George, son of the above James Joicey, Esq., aged 12, May 14.
Left 1876.1
Town.
Sargent, Julian Hilton, elder son of William Sargent, Esq., Assistant
Master at Rugby School, aged 11, April 8. Left 1883.²
Town-School.
Scholar, 1878. Major Exhibitioner, 1883. Scholar of Exeter College, Oxford,
1883. First Class Classical Moderations, 1885. B.A. Second Class Final Classical
School, 1887. Chancellor's Prize, Latin Essay, 1888. Died at Costebelle, near
Hyères, March 6, 1891.
Sargent, Walter Dmitri, younger son of the above William Sargent, Esq.,
Town-Bowden Smith.
aged 9, May 29. Left 1884.2
Scholar, 1879. Major Exhibitioner, 1884. Postmaster of Merton College, Oxford,
1883. Second Class Classical Moderations, 1886. B.A. 1888. Ordained, 1889.
Assistant Curate of Aylesbury, 1889.
The Clergy House, Aylesbury, Bucks.
Boycott, Arthur St. John, son of the late Rev. Arthur William Boycott,
Vicar of Aldeby, ward of Miss Turnor, Rugby, aged 11, July 13.
Left 1876,3
Town.
Went to Clifton College. Manager of an estate in Virginia, U.S.A.
Care of J. Harrison, Esq., near Richmond, Virginia,
U.S.A.
Boycott, William Douglas, son of the above Rev. A. W. Boycott, aged 10,
Nov. 20. Left 1876.3
Town.
Selwyn College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887. Ordained, 1887. Rector of Burgh St.
Peters since 1890.
Rectory, Burgh St. Peters, Norfolk.
Magan, Francis William, son of the late Captain Thomas Tilson Magan,
and. ward of Miss O'Grady, Rugby, aged 14, Jan. 31. Left 1878.¹
Town.
Farming in Manitoba.
Clanwilliam, Minnedosa, Manitoba.
September 1875.
21
Richards, George Chatterton, third son of the late John Richards, Esq.,
care of Mrs. Richards, 12, Russell Street, Rugby, aged 7, Aug. 24.
Left 1885.2
Town-School.
Scholar, 1882. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1885. Scholar of Balliol College,
Oxford, 1883. First Class Classical Moderations, 1887. Ireland Scholar, 1887.
B.A., First Class Final Classical School, 1889. Fellow of Hertford, 1889. Derby
Scholar, 1890. Craven University Fellow, 1890, 1891.
Hertford College, Oxford.
Faithfull, Wyndham James Hamilton, son of the Rev. George Faithfull,
Storrington, Sussex, aged 14, March 30. Left 1876.3 Hutchinson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B A., 1881. Ordained, 1885. Has held various
Assistant Curacies. Rector of Oaksey since 1890.
Oaksey Rectory, Malmesbury.
Wolton, John Hyem, son of John Hyem Wolton, Esq., Woodlands, Peck-
Elsee.
ham Rye, aged 13, Nov. 30. Left 1878.¹
A member of the London Stock Exchange, but has retired from business.
14, Cadogan Place, London, S. W.
ENTRANCES IN SEPTEMBER, 1875.
Paine, William Worship, third son of Thomas Paine, Esq., 9, Albert Road,
Regents Park, (afterwards Sir T. Paine, of Broomfield, Dorking),
aged 13, Nov. 2. Left 1880.2
School.
New College, Oxford, B.A., First Class Law School, 1884. Admitted a Solicitor,
1887. 14, St. Helen's Place, E.C.
21, Nassington Road, Hampstead, London.
Sadler, Michael Ernest, eldest son of Michael Thomas Sadler, Esq., M.D.,
21, Church Street, Barnsley, aged 14, July 3. Left 1880.2 School.
Seholar, 1876. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1880. Scholar of Trinity College,
Oxford, 1880. First Class Classical Moderations, 1882. B.A., First Class Fiňal
Classical School, 1884. M.A., 1887. Secretary to the Oxford University Extension.
Student and Steward of Christ Church, 1890.
Christ Church, Oxford.
Story-Maskelyne, Antony St. John, son of Edmund Mervyn Booth Storey,
afterwards Story-Maskelyne, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister-at-Law,
and of the Manor House, Lydiard Millicent, Wilts, Esq., (0.R.,
1842), aged 14, July 31. Left 1879.3
School.
King's College, Cambridge, B.A., Second Class History Tripos, 1882. Diplomatic
Service, 1884. Medical Student, St. Bartholomew's, 1885-1889. A Clerk in
H.M. Record Office, 1890. National Liberal Club.
53, Rossetti Garden Mansions, Chelsea, S.W.
Walrond, Seymour Henry, second son of Theodore Walrond, Esq., C.B.,
(O.R., 1834), Calder Lodge, Maidenhead, aged 13, Oct. 13. Left
1880.2
School.
XI., 1879, 1880. XV., 1879. Balliol College, Oxford, 1880. In business in
London since 1881.
65, Lancaster Gate, London, W.
22
September 1875.
Trimmer, Edward Douglas, eldest son of Edward Trimmer, Esq., College
Green, Gloucester, aged 13, March 8. Left 1879.³
School.
XV., 1879. Qualified for a Solicitor, January, 1887. In Solicitors' Department,
Somerset House.
Park Lodge, Surbiton Hill, Surrey.
Soames, Gordon, son of the Rev. Charles Soames, Rector of Mildenhall,
Marlborough, aged 14, July 15. Left 1880.2
School.
VIII., 1880. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1883. M.A., 1889. Ordained,
1887. Assistant Curate of St. Silas, Sculcoats, Hull, since 1887.
104, Cumberland Street, Hull.
Sellar, William Cross, son of Thomas Sellar, Esq., Hall Grove, Bagshot,
Surrey, aged 13, July 16. Left 1881.2
School.
Union Club, Trafalgar Square, London, S.W.
Walrond, Arthur Francis, son of Theodore Walrond, Esq., C.B., (0.R.,
1834), Calder Lodge, Maidenhead, aged 12, May 17. Left 1880.3
School.
In business in London. Manager of the Rugby Boys' Club, Notting Hill.
65, Lancaster Gate, London, W.
Fayrer, James Outram Spens, son of Joseph Fayrer, Esq., M.D., F.R.S.,
(afterwards Sir J. Fayrer, K.C.S.I.), 16, Granville Place, London,
W., aged 14, Feb. 20. Left 1878.3
School.
Sandhurst, 1879. Gazetted to the Suffolk Regiment, July 1, 1881. Bengal Staff
Corps. Served in the Black Mountain Expedition (Medal with Clasp).
Lieutenant and Adjutant, 5th Ghoorkas, 1891.
Abbottabad, India.
Blackwell, William Ernest, son of Thomas Francis Blackwell, Esq.,
The Cedars, Harrow Weald, aged 13, Dec. 27. Left 1880.¹ School.
VIII., 1879. Dead.
Heycock, John Hippisley, son of the Rev. Thomas Heycock, Rector of
Seaton, Uppingham, aged 14, May 15. Left 1878.3 School.
Trinity College, Cambridge, 1880. Gazetted to the 1st Battalion The Leicester-
shire Regiment, May 12, 1883. Army and Navy Club.
East Norton Manor House, Uppingham.
Exham, Alfred Harmer, son of T. Exham, Esq., Alta Terrace, Monkstown,
Co. Cork, aged 14, March 3. Left 1878.¹
School.
Longman, John Frederick, son of William Longman, Esq., Abbess Grange,
Leckford, Stockbridge, aged 15, Sept. 12. Left 1877.3 School.
Died in New Zealand.
Stone, Samuel Francis Montagu, son of Samuel Francis Stone, Esq.,
Woodlands, Knighton, Leicestershire, aged 14, July 17. Left
1877.2
School.
Admitted a Solicitor, May, 1884. Firm of Stone, Willcox and Dutton, Leicester.
Kirby Frith Hall, Leicester.
September 1875.
23
Dealtry, Thomas, son of the Ven. Thomas Dealtry, Swillington, Leeds,
formerly Archdeacon of Madras, aged 13, Oct. 11. Left 1877.3
School.
Residing in America.
Arnold, Franck Thomas, son of the Rev. Charles Thomas Arnold, Assistant
Master at Rugby School, (0.R. 1831), aged 14, Sept. 6. Left 1880.2
Arnold.
Lecturer
Scholar, 1875. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A. 1884. M.A., 1889.
in German at University College, Cardiff.
University College, Cardiff.
Mackenzie, Kenneth John, eldest son of Sir Kenneth Smith Mackenzie,
of Gairloch, Bart, Conan House, Dingwall, N.B., aged 13, Oct. 6.
Left 1877 2
Arnold.
Non-Collegiate, Oxford, 1880. Gazetted to the 4th Battalion Prince Consort's Own
Rifle Brigade, March 10, 1883.
Lea, John, son of the Rev. Frederick Simcox Lea, Rector of Tedstone
Delamere, Worcester, aged 14, Jan. 14. Left 1878.3 Arnold.
In business in London. City Liberal Club.
2, Elm Villas, Hampstead.
Home, William Edward, son of W. Home, Esq., M.D., Inspector-General
of Hospitals, A.M.D., 6, Royal Park, Clifton, Bristol, aged 15,
June 21. Left 1878.2
Arnold.
Minor Exhibitioner, 1878. B Sc., Edinburgh, 1882. M.B. and C.M., Edinburgh,
1885. Surgeon, R.Ñ., since 1885.
Navy List.
Harrison, Bernard, son of Arthur Harrison, Esq., Cottingham, Hull, aged
14, April 3. Left 1876.2
Arnold.
As above.
Weisse, Henry Victor, second son of Trangott Heinrich Weisse, Esq.,
1, Darnaway Street, Edinburgh, aged 16, May 1. Left 18782
Arnold.
Exhibitioner of Christ Church, Oxford, 1879. B.A., 1886. A Master at Sherborne,
1885-1889. Headmaster of the Lower School of Lawrence Sheriff, Rugby, 1889.
Rugby.
Grahame, Alexander Monteith Brown, son of John Grahame, Esq., White-
cross, Dunblane, N.B., aged 12, Nov. 15. Left 1881.2 Arnold.
Trinity College, Cambridge, 1881. A Partner in the Firm of Hurst, Nelson, &
Co., Engineers, &c., Glasgow.
Woodend, Almond Bank, Perth.
Grahame, John Buchanan, eldest son of the above John Grahame, Esq.,
aged 14, Aug. 31. Left 1880.2
Arnold.
University College, Oxford, B.A., 1886. In Australia, 1891,
Woodend, Almond Bank, Perth,
24
September 1875.
1
Jones, Arthur Morgan Bulkeley, son of James Cove Jones, Esq., Loxley
Hall, near Warwick, aged 13, Dec. 26. Left 1878.³ Arnold.
Gazetted to the 20th Hussars, October, 1883. Present at the engagement of
Ginnis, Upper Nile, 1885, as Orderly Officer to Sir Frederick Stephenson. Captain,
1889. Cavalry Club.
127, Piccadilly, London, W.
Wayne, William Henry Toskett, son of the Rev. William Henry Wayne,
Sheinton Rectory, Shrewsbury, aged 13, April 19. Left 1879.
Arnold.
Scholæ Canc., Truro, 1882. Ordained, 1885. Has held various Assistant
Curacies. Vicar of Sheldon since 1890.
Sheldon Vicarage, Honiton.
Rathbone, Frederick, son of Benson Rathbone, Esq., Aigburth, Liverpool,
aged 14, Feb. 15. Left 1878.2
Bowden Smith.
Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire.
Walker, Gibson, son of Joseph Walker, Esq., Douro House, Wolverhampton,
aged 15, May 3. Left 1877.2
Bowden Smith.
A Partner in J. W. and J. Walker, Merchants, Wolverhampton.
As above.
Johnson, John Bromwich, son of Thomas John Johnson, Esq., Manor House,
Willoughby, Rugby, aged 14, April 14. Left 1877.2 Bowden Smith.
Farming in Warwickshire.
Chesterton Fields, near Leamington.
Agnew, Walter, son of William Agnew, Esq., Summer Hill, Pendleton,
Manchester, aged 14, April 29. Left 1880.2
Hutchinson
XV., 1878, 1879. A Partner in Christie, Manson, and Co., London.
1, Devonshire Terrace, Hyde Park, London, W.
Bateson, William, son of the Rev. William Henry Bateson, D.D., Master
of St. John's College, Cambridge, aged 14, Aug. 8. Left 1879.2
Hutchinson.
Scholar, 1875. Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge, 1882. B.A., First Class
Natural Science, 1883. Fellow, 1885. Balfour Student, 1887-1890. Author of
Papers on Zoological Subjects.
St. John's College, Cambridge.
Calvert, Frank, son of Henry Calvert, Esq., Pendleton, Manchester, aged
14, April 9. Left 1879.2
Hutchinson
A Cotton Spinner and Manufacturer.
Ashton Park, Preston.
Gedge, Sydney Francis, eldest son of the Rev. William Wilberforce Gedge,
Malvern Wells, aged 14, April 3. Left 1879.2
Hutchinson.
VIII., 1878, 1879. New College, Oxford, B.A., 1883. Admitted a Solicitor,
August, 1886. City of London Club.
23, Austin Friars, London, E.C.
September 1875.
25
Newton, Henry Alfred, son of Frank Newton, Esq., Maimo, Sweden, and
nephew of Miss Newton, Blandford, Dorset, aged 14, March 10.
Left 1879.¹
Hutchinson.
Scholar, 1875. Scholar of Magdalen College, Cambridge, 1880. B.A., 1883.
Private Secretary to Mr. Bonsor, M.P., since 1885.
10, Beaufort Gardens, London, S.W.
Behrens, Walter Lionel, son of Edward Behrens, Esq., Fallowfield, Man-
chester, aged 14, July 15. Left 1879.3
Wilson.
A Merchant in Manchester.
22, Oxford Street, Manchester.
Cobb, John Gerard, eldest son of Thomas Pix Cobb, Esq., 18, Craven Hill
Gardens, London, W., aged 13, June 22. Left 1881.2 Wilson.
New College, Oxford, B.A., 1884. Admitted a Solicitor, 1888. New Universities'
Club.
As above.
Miller, Reginald Walter, son of William Walter Miller, Esq., Western
Terrace, Nottingham, aged 15, May 14. Left 1878.3
Wilson.
Admitted a Solicitor, April, 1884.
Nottingham.
Rothera, Frank, son of George Bell Rothera, 17, Waverley Street, Notting-
ham, aged 14, Feb. 19. Left 1877.3
Wilson.
Edinburgh University, M.B. and C.M., 1883. M.D., 1887. M.R.C.S. Studied
also at Prague, Leipzig, and Berlin.
The Old Manor House, Beeston, Notts.
Shaw, William Rawson, son of
Halifax, aged 15, May 1.
Thomas Shaw, Esq., M.P., Allangate,
Left 1877.2
Wilson.
Formerly Private Secretary to Mr.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1888.
Stuart, M.P. Reform, and Union Clubs.
Stoneygate, near Halifax.
Stutfield, William Gerald, son of William Stutfield, Esq., Netherdale,
Turriff, N.B., aged 13, April 28. Left 1879.3
Wilson.
Racquets, 1879. Died in Brazil.
Allen, Charles Peter, second son of Peter Allen, Esq., Sedgeley Park,
Manchester, aged 13, Dec. 2. Left 1880.3
Wilson.
XV., 1878, 1879, 1880. University College, Oxford, B.A., 1885. M.A., 1888.
Called to the Bar, Inner Temple, 1888. A Journalist in Manchester.
Breeze Mount, Kersal, Manchester.
Tobin, Edwin Wodehouse, son of James Aspinall Tobin, Esq., Eastham,
Cheshire, (0.R., 1832), aged 14, June 16. Left 1879.2
Elsee.
VIII., 1879. Died, April, 1885,
Swann, Harington, son of the Rev. John Bellingham Swann, 9, Vernon
Street, Derby, aged 14, April 14. Left 1878.¹
Elsee.
Gazetted to the 1st Battalion The King's (Liverpool) Regiment, April 23, 1881.
Captain, June 23, 1890. Bermuda, 1891.
Army List.
D
26
September 1875.
Leslie, Charles Frederick Henry, third son of Henry David Leslie, Esq.,
59, Conduit Street, London, W, aged 13, Dec. 8. Left 1880.2
Elsee.
Scholar, 1875. XI., 1877, 1878, 1879, 1880. Racquets, 1878, 1879, 1880. XV.,
1879. Oriel College, Oxford, 1880. A Member of the Firm of Fenwick and Co.,
Abchurch Lane, London, E.C. Arts and Lyric Clubs.
24, Kensington Court, London, W.
Hadden, Francis John, son of Frederick John Hadden, Esq., Wykeham
Abbey, York, aged 13, Dec. 15. Left 1879.¹
Elsee.
Forget, Alfred Edward, son of Charles Isaac Forget, Esq., Chateau
Banquet, Geneva, aged 14, Dec. 25. Left 1878.2
Elsee.
Residing in South America.
Estancia Floraine, Entre Rios, Argentine Republic.
Cubitt, Bertram Blakiston, eldest son of Major Frank Astley Cubitt,
(o.R., 1848), Great Yarmouth, afterwards of Thorpe Hall, Norwich,
aged 13, Aug. 20. Left 1881.2
Lee Warner.
Scholar, 1877. Major Exhibitioner, 1881. Balliol College, Oxford, Second Class
Classical Moderations, 1882. B.A., Second Class Final Classical School, 1885.
Passed 30th for Indian Civil Service, 1881. Resident Clerk, War Office, since
1886. Union Club.
War Office, London, S.W.
Dixon, Thomas, son of Thomas Dixon, Esq., Rheda, Carnforth, aged 14,
June 9.
Lee Warner,
Left 1878.2
J.P. for Cumberland.
Rheda, Cleator Moor, Cumberland.
Erskine, Malcolm Henry, son of Claude Erskine, Esq., late Bombay C.S.,
87, Harley Street, London, W., aged 13, Nov. 18. Left 1880.¹
Lee Warner.
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, B.A., 1883. M.A., 1887. On the London Stock
Exchange.
66, Oxford Terrace, London, W.
Donnison, Thomas Edward, son of Thomas Donnison, Esq., 196, Grove
Street, Liverpool, aged 15, Aug. 20. Left 1878.³ Lee Warner.
Admitted a Solicitor, July, 1884.
41, Lord Street, Liverpool.
Harvey, John Robert, son of Major Harvey, 49, Gloucester Terrace, St.
Heliers, Jersey, aged 14, July 31. Left 1877.3 Lee Warner.
Trinity College, Cambridge, 1879. Gazetted to the 5th Lancers, June 3, 1885.
Army and Navy Club, London, S.W.
Keep, Ernest Edward, eldest son of Edward Keep, Esq., Westmere,
Edgbaston, Birmingham, aged 15, June 12. Left 1879.2
Lee Warner.
Corpus Christi College, Oxford, B.A., Second Class Modern History, 1882. M.A.,
1887. Admitted a Solicitor, 1886. Practising in Australia,
Melbourne, Australia.
September 1875.
27
Lupton, Hugh, fifth son of Francis Lupton, Esq., Beechwood, Leeds, aged
14, May 11. Left 1879.3
Lee Warner.
University College, Oxford, B.A., 1884. A Civil Engineer.
Mount Pleasant, Hare Hills Lane, Leeds.
Ransome, James Stafford, son of Allen Ransome, Esq., Eukestons,
Clapham Common, London, S.W., aged 14, Dec. 6. Left 1877.3
Lee Warner.
An Engineer. Assoc. Member Inst. Civil Engineers, 1883.
34, Drayton Gardens, South Kensington, London, S.W.
Ransome, Lewis Henry, son of the above Allen Ransome, Esq., aged 13,
Lee Warner.
June 21. Left 1880.3
An Engineer. Isthmian Club.
44, Kensington Mansions, Earl's Court, London, S.W.
Simey, Ralph Iliff, eldest son of Ralph Simey, Esq., Ashbrooke Road,
Lee Warner.
Sunderland, aged 13, March 28. Left 1881.2
Scholar, 1875. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1881. Head of School. Scholar
of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1881. First Class Classical Moderations, 1882.
B.A., Second Class Final Classical School, 1885. Called to the Bar, Inner Temple,
1887. North-Eastern Circuit.
2, Paper Buildings, Temple, London, E.C.
Smith, John Leslie, son of the late John Smith, Esq., 27, Princes Gate,
London, ward of Dr. Dyce Duckworth, 11, Grafton Street, London,
aged 13, Nov. 17. Left 1878.3
Lee Warner.
XI., 1878. Gazetted to the Royal Artillery, February 23, 1881. Captain, August
24, 1889.
Army List.
Wood, Arthur Thorley, son of John Richard Wood, Esq., Melton Hall,
Woodbridge, aged 15, July 7. Left 1877.3
Lee Warner.
St. George's Hospital, 1880. M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P., 1886.
30, Upper Brook Street, Ipswich.
Fletcher, John Henry, son of John Fletcher, Esq., Springfield House,
Ashton-under-Lyne, aged 15, Dec. 31. Left 1878.3
Green.
XI., 1878. Admitted a Solicitor, February, 1890. Offices at 1B, Cooper Street,
Manchester.
Leigh Bank, Mossley.
Murdock, John, son of William Mallaby Murdock, Esq., Whinsfield,
Barrow-in-Furness, aged 14, May 23. Left 1876.¹
Green.
An Analytical Chemist.
Tredegar Iron Works, Tredegar.
Stone, William Henry, son of William Stone, Esq., Mackworth, Swansea,
aged 14, Oct. 9. Left 1879.2
Green.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1883. M.A., 1887. Ordained, 1883. Held
various Assistant Curacies. Rector of Charleton, Devon, 1888. Vicar of St.
James, Hatcham, 1891.
St. James, Hatcham, London, S.E.
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September 1875.
}
Radley, Charles Ernest, eldest son of the Rev. Thomas Radley, Ashton-
under-Lyne, aged 15, July 16. Left 1879.2
Green.
Brasenose College, Oxford, 1879.
Student of Lincoln's Inn, 1881.
Bird, William Arthur, son of Mr. A. Bird, 33, Princes Street, Rugby, aged
12, May 1. Left 1877.3
Town.
At Hatfield Hall, Durham, since 1889.
Blakiston, Clarence, son of John Richard Blakiston, Esq., Warwick Street,
Rugby, aged 11, April 23. Left 1878.2
Town.
Burbidge, Albert Edward, son of Mr. John Burbidge, 30, Sheep Street,
Rugby, aged 12, July 26. Left 1878.2
Town.
Manager of the Birmingham and Midland Bank.
Chipping Norton.
Carrington, James Henry, son of Mr. Joseph Carrington, 8, Newbold Road,
Rugby, aged 13, Dec. 30. Left 1877.¹
Town.
In the Postal Service at Stoke Newington.
Gardner,__Richard Titley, son of the Rev. James Cardwell Gardner,
Hillmorton Lodge, Rugby, aged 13, Sept. 29. Left 1878.¹ Town.
Emmanuel College, Cambridge, B.A., 1885. M.A., 1889. Wells Theological
College, 1885. Ordained, 1886. Incumbent of Darling Downs, Brisbane, since
1888. Home address below.
Butlers Marston Vicarage, Kineton.
Griffin, John Thomas, son of Mr. G. T. Griffin, 5, High Street, Rugby,
Town.
aged 12, Jan. 23. Left 1878.2
A Civil Engineer. On the Lombardy Roads Railway Company, 1891.
25, Via Solferino, Milan, Italy.
Taylor, Arthur Robert, son of Mr. R. Taylor, 1, St. Matthew's Street,
Rugby, aged 12, Dec. 6. Left 1877.3
Town.
2, Lawrence Sheriffe Street, Rugby.
Ward, William Percy, son of W. Ward, Esq., I.C.S., care of Mrs. Ward,
Hillmorton Terrace, Rugby, aged 13, Oct. 13. Left 1880.³
Town-Green.
XI., 1879, 1880. XV., 1880. Gazetted to the 1st Battalion The Cameronians
(Scottish Rifles), February 19, 1881.
Oldham, Henry Yule, fifth son of Thomas Oldham, Esq., LL.D.,_ Hill-
morton Road, Rugby, aged 12, Dec. 14. Left 1881.³
Town.
Exhibitioner of Jesus College, Oxford, 1882. B.A., 1886. F.R.G.S., 1889. Tutor
to the Duc d'Orléans, 1886. A Master at Harrow School since 1890.
Harrow-on-the-Hill.
January 1876.
29
ENTRANCES IN JANUARY, 1876.
Samuelson, Francis Arthur Edward, second son of Bernhard Samuelson,
Esq., M.P., F.R.S., (afterwards created a Bart.), Bodicote Grange,
School.
Banbury, aged 14, Feb. 26. Left 1879.3
Balliol College, Oxford, B.A., 1886. Student of Inner Temple, 1882. A Director
in Sir B. Samuelson and Co., Limited, Middlesborough.
Sockburn Hall, Darlington.
Samuelson, Godfrey Blundell, third son of the above Sir B. Samuelson,
Left 1881.2
School.
aged 12, June 3.
VIII., 1881. Balliol College, Oxford, Second Class Classical Moderations, 1883.
Formerly Private Secretary to Mr. Mundella, M.P. Elected M.P. for Forest of
Dean Division of Gloucestershire, 1887. Devonshire Club.
56, Princes Gate, London, S.W.
Bradby, Godfrey Fox, eldest son of the Rev. Edward Henry Bradby, (0.R.
1839), Headmaster of Haileybury College, Hertford, aged 12,
May 21. Left 1882.2
School.
XV., 1881. Balliol College, Oxford, First Class Classical Moderations, 1884.
B.A., Second Class Final Classical School, 1886. An Assistant Master at Rugby
School since 1887.
22, Warwick Street, Rugby.
Biggs, Thomas Porter, son of James Biggs, Esq., Oak Hall, Wanstead,
aged 14, Dec. 9. Left 1877.3
School.
Died in 1883.
Benyon-Winsor, George Norman, son of William Henry Benyon-Winsor,
Esq., 29, Kensington Gardens Square, London, W., aged 13,
Dec. 3. Left 1880.2
School.
Farming in Manitoba, 1891.
Sandars, Frederick Eustace, son of Thomas Collett Sandars, Esq.,
(o.r. 1836), 45, Westbourne Terrace, London, W., aged 14, May 15.
Left 1877.2
Arnold.
Called to the Bar, Inner Temple, 1887. Union Club. In Venezuela, 1891.
Queen Anne's Mansions, London, S.W.
Bowden Smith, Ernest, fourth son of the Rev. Philip Bowden Smith, (0.R.
1844), aged 13, Jan. 6. Left 1882.2
Bowden Smith.
XI., 1881, 1882. R.A.C., Cirencester. A Tea Planter in Ceylon.
Balmoral, Agrapatana, Ceylon.
Capron, Frederick William, son of Frederick Lucas Capron, Esq., 17,
Warwick Square, London, S.W., aged 15, Oct. 1. Left 1879.2
Bowden Smith.
XI., 1877, 1878, 1879. XV., 1878. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1883. M.A.,
1887. Admitted a Solicitor, February, 1886. Oxford and Cambridge Club.
As above.
30
January 1876.
Perot, Charles Grandbury, son of William Henry Perot, Esq., 263, Charles
Street, Baltimore, U.S.A., aged 14, March 17. Left 1879.2
Bowden Smith.
A Merchant in Demerara.
George Town, Demerara, British Guiana.
Shaw, John Standen, son of Mrs. Shaw, 8, St. Catherine's Terrace, Brighton,
aged 15, May 30. Left 1877.3
Bowden Smith.
Gardner, Willoughby, son of Henry Gardner, Esq., Sunnyside, Higher
Tranmere, Birkenhead, aged 15, Feb. 23. Left 1877.¹
Bowden Smith.
In business in Liverpool. F.R.G.S. Author of papers in "Science Gossip,”
and other periodicals.
18, Exchange Street, Liverpool.
Boggs, Ernest de Blois, son of the late Henry Boggs, Esq., care of Mrs.
Boggs, 36, Argyll Road, Kensington, aged 13, March 20. Left
1879.¹
Hutchinson.
Adopted the surname of BRENTON instead of BoGGs, April, 1883.
As above.
Forshaw, George Alfred, fifth son of John Forshaw, Esq., 29, Grove Park,
Liverpool, aged 14, April 23. Left 1879.2
Hutchinson.
Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1883. Admitted a Solicitor, July, 1888.
11, Lord Street, Liverpool.
Tall, William John, son of William Tall, Esq., Hessle, Hull, aged 14, Oct.
Hutchinson.
8. Left 1879.3
A Merchant in Hull.
Brentwood, Beverley.
Martin, Herbert, son of William Martin, Esq., Bournbrook Hall, Stirchley,
Birmingham, aged 13, April 17. Left 1881.2
Hutchinson.
XI., 1881. An Architect and Surveyor (Martin and Chamberlain, 106, Colmore
Row, Birmingham).
As above.
Hone, Nathaniel Thomas, son of the late Thomas Hone, Esq., Yapton,
Monkstown, Co. Dublin, aged 14, June 21. Left 1879.2 Hutchinson.
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 1880, 1881. Died at Dublin, September, 1881.
Sidebotham, Frank Hopwood, son of Edmund Clegg Sidebotham, Esq., 3,
Balmoral Place, Old Trafford, Manchester, aged 14, July 27.
Left 1879.1
Hutchinson.
Sugden, Edgar Brewitt, son of the late John Greenwood Sugden, Esq.,
care of Mrs. Sugden, The Mount, York, aged 14, July 23. Left
1878.3
Hutchinson.
M.R.C.S., 1886. L.S.A., 1884. Medical Officer to the Stamford and Oakhani
Unions.
Market Overton, Oakham, Rutland.
January 1876.
31
Homfray, Popkin, son of Jeston Homfray, Esq., Colman Hill, Halesowen,
aged 12, Sept. 2. Left 1878.3
Hutchinson.
As above.
Cohen, Benjamin Arthur, eldest son of Arthur Cohen, Esq., Q.C., 6, Holland
Park, London, W., aged 13, Dec. 24. Left 1881.2
Wilson.
XI., 1881. Minor Exhibitioner, 1881. Exhibitioner of Balliol College, Oxford,
1881. Second Class Classical Moderations, 1882. B.A., Second Class Final
Classical School, 1886. Called to the Bar, Inner Temple, November, 1887. 2,
Paper Buildings. E.C. Oxford and Cambridge Club.
2, Craven Hill Gardens, London, W.
Lund, William, son of Edward Lund, Esq., F.R.C.S., Whalley Range, aged
15, Sept. 12. Left 1878.¹
Wilson.
In business as a Shipping Agent in Liverpool.
Victoria Road, Whalley Range, Manchester.
Johnson, Henry Fielding, son of William Goode Johnson, Esq., Park
Hill, Nottingham, aged 14, April 22. Left 1878.¹
Wilson.
Cranmer Nurseries, Aslockton, Notts.
Power, Arthur William Lucy, son of Edward Power, Esq., 45, Belsize Park,
London, N. W., aged 14, Jan. 14. Left 1879.¹
Wilson.
Died, March 4, 1882.
Simpson, John Woodhouse, son of William Simpson, Esq., 100, New Walk,
Leicester, aged 14, Dec. 7. Left 1878.3
Wilson.
An Architect and Surveyor.
10, Tichborne Street, Leicester.
Titley, Richard, son of the Rev. Richard Titley, Rector of Barwell, Hinckley,
aged 14, Jan. 1. Left 1879.2
Wilson.
Caius College, Cambridge, B.A., Junior Optime, 1883. Ordained, 1886. Assistant
Curate of Holy Trinity, Selhurst, since 1888. Junior Constitutional Club.
13, Selhurst Road, London, S.E.
Wright, Malcolm William Zorapore, son of John William Zorapore Wright.
Esq., Barton Fields, Canterbury, aged 14, Aug. 11. Left 1879.2
Wilson.
Care of Bernard Wright, Esq., Coltishall, Norwich.
Bristow, Henry Essex, son of William Bristow, Esq., 2, Vanburgh Park
East, Blackheath, aged 13, May 25. Left 1879.¹
Wilson.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1887.
13, John Street, Adelphi, London.
Cuningham, Arthur, son of James MacNabb Cuningham, M.D., care of
General Fooks, Bexley Heath, Kent, aged 14, Dec. 8. Left 1877.2
Wilson.
A Merchant in Melbourne.
Hammili and Forrester, Melbourne, Victoria.
32
January 1876.
Crouch, Charles Percival, son of Charles W. Crouch, Esq., 35, Fellows
Road, Hampstead, London, aged 15, Aug. 26. Left 1878.³ Elsee.
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, 1881. Brackenbury Scholar at London University,
1887. House Surgeon at St. Bartholomew's, 1889. M.R.C.S., 1890.
3, Princes Buildings, Weston-super-Mare.
Hannay, Anthony Dixon, son of the late Peter Mann Dixon Hannay, Esq.,
care of Mrs. Hannay, 13, Victoria Crescent, Glasgow, aged 15,
Jan. 1. Left 1878.3
Elsee.
In business as a Cotton Merchant, Liverpool and New Orleans.
Liverpool.
Keen, Arthur Thomas, son of Arthur Keen, Esq., Ellesmere House,
Edgbaston, aged 14. June 14. Left 1880.2
Elsee.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1884. Called to the Bar, 1885. Oxford Circuit.
In business near Birmingham, 1891.
Sandyford, Birmingham.
Leggatt, Charles Ashley Scott, son of Alfred Leggatt, Esq., F.R.C.S., 13,
William Street, Lowndes Square, London, S.W., aged 14, April 12.
Left 1879 3
Elsee.
XI., 1877, 1878, 1879. Edinburgh University, M.B. and C.M., 1885. M.D., 1888.
One of the Visiting Medical Officers of the Pimlico Dispensary since 1887.
2, Walton Place, London, S.W.
Mason, Henry Gurney, son of T. G. Mason, Esq., St. Mary's Hill, Stamford,
aged 16, Aug. 26. Left 1877.2
Elsee.
Myrtle, Andrew Scott, son of Andrew Scott Myrtle, Esq., M.D., Harrow-
gate, aged 13, Feb. 21. Left 1878.2
Elsee.
Died in 1887.
Rigby, William Graham, son of the late W. Rigby, Esq., and of Mrs.
Napier, Dunard, Row, Helensburgh, N.B, aged 14, March 26.
Left 1878.3
Elsee.
Sadler, Samuel William Stanley, son of Mrs. Sadler, Purton, Swindon,
aged 13, Feb. 14.
Elsee.
Died at School, June 4, 1877.
Edwards, Francis Harold, second son of the late Thomas Gandage Edwards,
Esq., care of Mrs. Edwards, 13, Croxteth Road, Liverpool, aged
14, Jan. 20. Left 1880.2
Lee Warner.
Crick, 1879. Major Exhibitioner, 1880. University College, Oxford, B.A,, 1884.
Admitted a Solicitor, June, 1884.
7, Fulwood Park, Liverpool.
Manley, William George, son of William Hewett Manley, Esq., Bridport,
Dorset, aged 14, June 8. Left 1879.2
Lee Warner.
Scholar of Pembroke College, Cambridge, 1883. B.A., 1885. Hulseian Prize,
1885. Burney Prize, 1886. Ordained, 1885. M.A., 1889. Died, Assistant Curaté
of Leeds, September 14, 1889.
May 1876.
33
Morison, Ernst, son of Henry Geddes Morison, Esq., Madras, India, aged
13, Sept. 12. Left 1878.3
Lee Warner.
In business at Bangalore.
Spencer Road, Bangalore, India.
Robertson, Francis Andrew, son of Captain A. Robertson, Army and Navy
Club, London, S. W., aged 14, Sept. 16. Left 1877.2 Lee Warner.
Gazetted to the Royal Marine Light Infantry, February 1, 1881. Captain,
February 25, 1890.
Army List.
Smith, Herbert William, son of J. G. Smith, Esq., 177, Renfrew Street,
Glasgow, aged 13, March 13. Left 1878.2
Lee Warner.
Wilson, Robert Walton Williams, son of R. Wilson, Esq., Gothic Tower,
Hoylake, Birkenhead, aged 14, Feb. 1. Left 1880.2 Lee Warner.
Dead.
Hobley, Walter, son of Mr. Charles Hobley, 51, James Street, Rugby,
aged 13, Feb. 5. Left 1878.2
Town.
London and North-Western Railway.
Gresley, Burton-on-Trent.
Webb, Francis Macklin, eldest son of Mr. William Webb, 20, William
Street, Rugby, aged 14, Jan. 9. Left 1877.2
Town.
London and North-Western Railway.
92, Waterloo Road, N., Wolverhampton.
Webb, Charles Lee, second son of the above Mr. William Webb, aged 9,
July 28. Left 1880.2
Town.
In the Postal Service.
Stafford.
Williams, Arthur Edwin, son of Mr. Henry Thomas Williams, 2, Stephen
Street, Rugby, aged 10, March 3. Left 1878.¹
Town.
Gaddum, Frederick Ducange, second son of George Henry Gaddum, Esq.,
Withington, Manchester, aged 15, June 28. Left 1878.2 Elsee.
XI., 1877, 1878. St. John's College, Cambridge, 1878. B.A. 1881. A Merchant
in Manchester,
Didsbury, near Manchester.
ENTRANCES IN MAY, 1876.
Dawson, John Sharp, fourth son of the late Joseph Dawson, Esq., and of
Madame Noirtin, Chateau de la Chambrerie,Tours, aged 13, Oct. 11.
Left 1877.2
School.
As above.
E
34
May 1876.
Pattison, Stanley, son of H. J. Pattison, 13, Avenue Elmers, Surbiton,
aged 14, Oct. 15. Left 1878.¹
School.
Bagge, Henry Theodore James, son of the late Rev. Henry Theodore
James Bagge, (0.R. 1838), Rector of Crux Easton, Newbury, aged 14,
March 12. Left 1877.¹
School.
Tanner, Robert Ernest, son of R. P. Tanner, Esq., Ogbourne Maisey,
Marlborough, aged 14, June 14. Left 1880.2
Arnold.
XV., 1879. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1884. M.A., 1887. Ordained, 1884.
Assistant Curate of Melcombe Regis since 1889.
11, Frederick Place, Weymouth.
Snelgrove, John Sidney, son of John Snelgrove, Esq., 13. Holland Park,
Arnold.
London, W., aged 14, Oct. 26. Left 1880.¹
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1884. Called to the Bar, 1886. Devonshire
Club.
3, Strathray Gardens, London, N.W.
Cobb, Charles Edward, son of Timothy Edward Cobb, Esq., Bodicote,
Banbury, aged 13, May 24. Left 1880.3
Bowden Smith.
XI., 1878, 1879, 1880. XV., 1879, 1880. A Banker at Aylesbury. County
Treasurer for Bucks.
Walton, Aylesbury, Bucks.
Ritchie, James Wadsworth, son of the late Montgomery Ritchie, Esq.,
and of Mrs. Adair, Rothdaire, Monasteravan, Ireland, aged 14,
May 24. Left 1877.2
Bowden Smith.
30, Curzon Street, Mayfair, London, W.
Eden-Hiron, John, son of T. Eden-Hiron, Esq., The Manor House, Shipston-
on-Stour, aged 13, June 7. Left 1878.2
Bowden Smith.
Admitted a Solicitor, December, 1883. Clerk to the Guardians and other Boards
at Shipston.
Shipston-on-Stour.
Ogilvie, Fergus Menteith, son of the late Alexander Ogilvie, Esq., care of
Mrs. Ogilvie, Sizewell House, Leiston, Suffolk, aged 14, Nov. 2.
Left 1877.3
Hutchinson.
King's College, Cambridge, B.A., 1884. M.A. and M.B., 1890.
12, Park Lane, London, W.
Clegg, Frederick, son of the late John Clegg, Esq., care of Mrs. Clegg,
Broomhirst, Oldham, aged 15, Sept. 4. Left 1878.2 Hutchinson.
Mumps Mills, Oldham.
Burton, Bramwell Charles, son of David Burton, Esq., Cherry Burton,
Beverley, aged 13, Oct. 13. Left 1879.2
Hutchinson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1884. M.A., 1886. Ordained, 1885. Rector of
Cherry Burton since 1889. Oxford and Cambridge Club.
The Rectory, Cherry Burton, near Beverley.
May 1876.
35
Holme, Clinton James Wilson, son of James Wilson Holme, Esq., M.A.,
83, St. George's Square, London, S.W., aged 13, Aug. 31. Left
1878.2
Wilson.
A Civil Engineer. Address as above, and :
34, Old Jewry, London, E.C.
Evans, Robert, son of Robert Evans, Esq., The Park, Nottingham,
aged 13, Feb. 26. Left 1880.3
Wilson.
An Architect and Surveyor.
South Road, The Park, Nottingham.
Bennett, William Wilkie, son of Mrs. F. G. Bennett, St. Helens, Mer-
chiston, Edinburgh, aged 13, Aug. 23. Left 1877.3
Elsee.
Cook, Sam, son of the late Thomas Cook, Esq.,
morton House, Rugby, aged 14, May 9.
care of Mrs. Cook, Hill-
Left 1878.2
Elsee.
Admitted a Solicitor, February, 1885. Firm of Collins and Cook.
240, Edgware Road, London, W.
Cox, Herbert Louis Noel, son of Herbert Edward Cox, Esq., Reigate, aged
15, Dec. 11. Left 1877.2
Elsee.
Admitted a Solicitor, February, 1886. Assumed the additional surname of NOEL
before Cox in 1883.
Member's Mansions, Victoria Street, London, S.W.
Brooke Smith, William, eldest son of Brooke Smith, Esq., Edgbaston,
Lee Warner.
Birmingham, aged 14, May 4.
In the School only a few days. Afterwards went to Clifton and University
College, Oxford.
Donisthorpe, Frederick Russell, son of Alfred Russell Donisthorpe, Esq.,
Lee Warner.
Oadby, Leicester, aged 12, Feb. 18. Left 1879.¹
Has studied in Germany. In business at Leicester as a Cotton and Wool Spinner
since 1882.
Coleorton Hall, Ashby-de-la-Zouch.
Gilmour, James Patrick Eden, son of James Gilmour, Esq., nephew and
ward of H. B. Gilmour, Esq., Fulwood Park, Liverpool, aged 13,
Sept. 1. Left 1881.3
Elsee.
XV., 1880. Trinity College, Cambridge, 1881. Sandhurst, 1884. Gazetted to the
37th Regiment February 7, 1885. Transferred to the 2nd Battalion King's Royal
Rifles (60th), May 30th, 1885. 3rd Battalion, Malta, 1890.
Bachelor's Club, Piccadilly, London, W.
Higgin, Thomas Housman, son of Thomas Higgin, Esq., Huyton, Liver-
pool, aged 14, Nov. 30. Left 1879.2
Lee Warner.
23, Sefton Road, Liverpool.
36
May 1876.
Martineau, Ernest, son of Thomas Martineau, Esq., (afterwards Sir T.
Martineau, Knight), 26, Calthorpe Road, Edgbaston, aged 15,
Feb. 23. Left 1879.2
Lee Warner.
VIII., 1879, Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., Historical Tripos, 1882. M.A.,
188. Admitted a Solicitor, January, 1886.
7, Cannon Street, Birmingham.
Morison, Henry Norman, son of Henry Geddes Morison, Esq., Madras,
Lee Warner.
aged 12, March 27. Left 1879.2
Called to the Bar, Inner Temple, Nov. 1887. Practising at Calcutta.
Bar Library, Calcutta.
Pearce, William George, son of William Pearce, Esq., (afterwards created
a Baronet), Elm Park, Govan, Glasgow, aged 14, July 23. Left
1878.3
Lee Warner.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., and LL.B., 1884. M.A., 1888. Called to the
Bar, Inner Temple, November, 1885. Succeeded as Second Baronet, 1888.
Cardell House, Inverkip, Renfrew, N.B.
Quinnell, Roland, son of Richard James Quinnell, Esq., M.D., Dharmsala,
Punjaub, India, aged 14, June 7. Left 1878.3 Lee Warner.
Scott, Joseph Marland, son of William Henry Scott, Esq., St. Oswins,
Tynemouth, aged 14, April 5. Left 1880.2
Lee Warner.
XV., 1879. XI., 1880. In business as a Ship Owner.
As above.
Williams, John Charles, son of John Michael Williams, Esq., Caerhays
Castle, St. Austell's, Cornwall, aged 14, Sept. 30. Left 1878.¹
Lee Warner.
As above.
Kirk, James Pilling, son of James Kirk, Esq., Killingbeck Hall, Leeds,
aged 14, May 13. Left 1878.³
Green.
In business as a Brewer.
Daunay Lodge, Ganton, York.
Alcock, Charles Oughton, son of Mr. James Oughton Alcock, Rugby,
aged 10, Sept. 23. Left 1878.2
Town.
In business in Liverpool.
Fowler House, 66, Mount Pleasant, Liverpool.
Bayliss, Ebenezer James, son of Mr. James Theophilus Bayliss, 15, Market
Place, Rugby, aged 11, Feb. 27. Left 1880.¹
Town.
"
In business in Rugby.
13, James Street, Rugby.
Coppock, John Charles, son of Mr. John Coppock, 3, Albert Street,
Rugby, aged 10, Jan. 7. Left 1878.²
Town.
In business as a Printer and Publisher.
10, Paul's Row, High Wycombe, Bucks.
September 1876.
37
Dainty, George Edward Goodall, son of George Goodall Dainty, Esq.,
9, Albert Street, Rugby, aged 15, Nov. 5. Left 1877.3 Town.
Ayerst College, Cambridge, 1886. Ordained, 1888.
The Vicarage, Townsville, Queensland.
Treaddell, William Harry George, son of Mr. William Treaddell, 20, War-
wick Street, Rugby, aged 11, Oct. 3. Left 1878.¹
Town.
Died at 26, Devonshire Place, Forest Hill, London, October 25, 1888, aged 24.
Willcox, Tyrrell Swan, son of Mr.
Rugby, aged 12, March 18.
Kasola, Minnesota, U.S.A.
Tyrrell Willcox, 1, Charlotte Street,
Left 1879.2
Town.
In business in London.
Newton, Henry Charles, son of Arthur Henry Newton, Esq., 23, Church
Row, Hampstead, aged 14, June 19. Left 1879.¹
Green.
Belsize Court, Hampstead, N.W.
Hoyle, Joshua Fielding, son of Isaac Hoyle, Esq., (afterwards M.P. for
Heywood), The How, Prestwich, Manchester, aged 15, March 7.
Left 1876.3
School.
Pembroke College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887. Ordained, 1888. Vicar of St. Chads,
Far Headingley, since 1890.
Vicarage, Far Headingley, Leeds.
ENTRANCES IN SEPTEMBER, 1876.
Cadle, Harry Sidney, son of Miles Cadle, Esq., Coatham, Redcar, aged 13,
School.
Aug. 16. Left 1882.2
Scholar, 1876. Head of the School, Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1882.
Minor Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge, 1882. B.A., Second Class
Classical Tripos, 1885. Admitted a Solicitor, 1889. Offices at Stockton-on-Tees.
As above.
Cave, Harold Watkins, eldest son of Lewis William Cave, Esq., Q.C.,
(afterwards Sir L. W. Cave, a Justice of the High Court, 1881,
O.R., 1847), 15, Southwell Gardens, South Kensington, aged 14,
Aug. 18. Left 1881.2
School.
Scholar, 1876. XI., 1879, 1880, 1881. XV., 1879, 1880. Racquets, 1881. Balliol
College, Oxford, Second Class Classical Moderations, 1882. B.A., Second Class
Law, 1885. Called to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, November, 1888.
11, Stone Buildings, London, W.C.
Hart, Alfred John, third son of Edward Hart, Esq., 156, Highbury New
Park, London, N., aged 14, April 6. Left 1881.²
School.
Trinity College, Oxford, B.A., 1885. M.A., 1888. Student of the Inner Temple,
1884. Admitted a Solicitor, August, 1890.
50, Moorgate Street, London, E.C.
38
September 1876.
Bullen-Smith, Charles, son of James Richard Bullen-Smith, Esq., C.S.I.,
Calcutta, aged 13, Jan. 25. Left 1878.³
School.
In the Bank of China, Japan, and Straits Settlements.
20, Crawley Gardens, London, S.W.
Dawson, John, son of the late John Dawson, Esq., and
Dawson, Esq., Horsworth, Leeds, aged 15, Nov. 7.
In business.
As above.
Bowker, Charles Chappé, son of Charles Hardy Bowker, Esq., Pendleton,
Manchester, aged 15, Aug. 18. Left 1878.2
School.
Swinton Lodge, Swinton Park, Manchester.
Roscoe, Alfred son of Henry Roscoe, Esq., Roehampton, Surrey, aged 13,
School.
March 16. Left 1882.2
nephew of E.
Left 1877.3
School.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., Second Class Historical Tripos, 1885. Called
to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, 1888.
9, New Square, Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C.
Appleby, Arthur Bellasyse, son of the late F. R. Appleby, Esq., and
nephew of Miss Lee Bellasyse, Cefn-y-Wern, Ruabon, aged 15,
Aug. 12. Left 1878.2
School.
Flavelle, John Mason, son of Henry Flavelle, Esq., 79, Hamilton Terrace,
London, N.W., aged 13, March 5. Left 1878.2
School.
A Medical Student.
3, Hyde Park Mansions, London, W.
Hannen, Benjamin, son of Benjamin Hannen, Esq., 4, Pembridge Place,
London, W., aged 13, Nov. 11. Left 1880.3
School.
XV., 1880. Trinity Hall, Cambridge, B.A., 1884. A partner in Cubitt & Co.,
Grays Inn Road.
As above.
Allan, James Bryce, fifth son of Andrew Allan, Esq., Iononteh, Montreal,
Canada, aged 14, June 13. Left 1881.2
Arnold.
Student of Lincoln's Inn, 1883. Practising
Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1885.
as a Barrister and Solicitor at Montreal.
As above.
Bealey, Richard Nowell, son of Samuel
London, W., aged 14, Dec. 29.
Clare College, Cambridge, 1880. Sheep farming in New Zealand.
Riverside, Canterbury, New Zealand.
Bealey, Esq., 30, Linden Gardens,
Left 1879.2
Arnold.
Challinor, Edward, son of Joseph Challinor, Esq., Leek, Staffordshire,
aged 14, Feb. 16. Left 1878.3
Arnold.
Admitted a Solicitor, September, 1884. Firm of Challinor and Shaw, Leek.
Junior Conservative Člub.
Ball Haye Park, Leek, Staffordshire.
ï
September 1876.
39
Crawford, Claude Melville, son of Arthur Crawford, Esq., (0.R. 1847),
Bombay, care of Mrs. Crawford, 20, Rue Louis du Flos,
Boulogne, aged 13, July 31. Left 1878.1
Arnold.
Scholar, 1876. Gazetted to the East Yorkshire Regiment, September 9, 1882.
Bombay Staff Corps. Wing Officer 2nd Battalion 5th Ghoorkas.
Army List.
Coote, Chidley Eyre, son of the late Cornet Coote, and of Mrs. Selby
Lowndes, Aspley House, Woburn, Beds, aged 14, April 15.
Left 1877.3
Bowden Smith.
Died in August, 1878.
Heynemann, Ernest, son of Leonard David Heynemann, Esq., 14, Pem-
bridge Place, London, W., aged 14, June 11. Left 1879.3
Bowden Smith.
In business as a Yarn Merchant at Bradford.
18, Spring Gardens, Bradford, Yorks.
Nash, William Fleetwood, third surviving son of Henry Fleetwood Nash,
Esq., Upton Lea, Slough, aged 14, Sept. 27. Left 1878.2
Bowden Smith.
Gazetted to the Border Regiment, January 22, 1881. Captain 1st Battalion, 1889.
Dover, 1891.
As above.
Newton, John Horton, eldest son of John Newton, Esq., Park Hill, East
Croydon, aged 14, Aug. 8. Left 1880.³
Bowden Smith.
VIII., 1879, 1880. Exeter College, Oxford, B.A., 1885. M.A., 1888. New
College and Cambridge Club.
As above.
Whetstone, Walter, son of W. Whetstone, Esq., Broom Leys, Coalville,
Leicester, aged 13, June 29. Left 1880.1
Bowden Smith.
Admitted a Solicitor, November, 1885.
Bishop Street, Leicester.
Adams, Henry Fox, son of Henry Adams, Esq., Wick House, Brislington,
Bristol, aged 13, June 21. Left 1878.3
Hutchinson.
Cannon Hill, Maidenhead.
Stolterfoht, Perring Thomas, son of Herman Stolterfoht, Esq., Sandown
Park, Wavertree, Liverpool, aged 13, Dec. 8. Left 1879.2
Hutchinson.
A Merchant in Liverpool.
Oakfield, Wavertree, Liverpool.
Atkinson, Joseph Richard, son of Charles R. Atkinson, Esq., C.E.,
Windsor, Belfast, aged 14, Sept. 23. Left 1878.³ Hutchinson.
VIII., 1878. Sheep farming in Australia.
Leisanduff, Pultallintrar, Coleraine, Co. Antrim.
Bennett, Arthur Cochrane, son of Peter Duckworth Bennett, Esq., Church
Road, Edgbaston, aged 16, May 22. Left 1877.¹ Hutchinson.
Sub-Manager of the Land and Loan Company of New Zealand.
Napier, New Zealand.
40
September 1876.
Clark, Arthur Lyndon, son of Charles Clark, Esq., Heathfield, Brom-
borough, aged 13, Oct. 20. Left 1879.2
Hutchinson.
XV., 1880.
Court, Edward Darlington, third son of William Roylance Court, Esq.,
Newton Manor, Middlewich, aged 14, June 22. Left 1881.2
Hutchinson.
New College, Oxford, B.A., 1884. In the Civil Service.
Local Government Board, Whitehall, London, S.W.
Kirkpatrick, Alexander Thomas, son of Alexander Richard Kirkpatrick,
Esq.. Donacomper, Celbridge, Kildare, aged 13, Dec. 18. Left
1880.3
Hutchinson.
Trinity College, Dublin, B.A, 1885 Ordained, 1886. Assistant Curate of Dork-
ing, 1886. Incumbent of North Pine, Brisbane, since 1889.
Cabooltune, Queensland.
Layton, Henry James Norman, son of James Norman Layton, Esq.,
(0.R., 1842), 6, Sussex Place, Hyde Park, London, W., aged 12,
May 12. Left 1879.2
Hutchinson.
In the British Army. In India, 1891.
Norwood, Charles Henry, son of C. M. Norwood, Esq., M.P., 23, Queen's
Gate Gardens, London, S. W., aged 14, Nov. 22. Left 1879.¹
Hutchinson.
Pike, Warburton Mayer, fourth son of the late John William Pike, Esq.,
(0.R. 1841), Westport, Warcham, Dorset, aged 14, Sept. 25. Left
1879.2
Hutchinson.
Brasenose College, Oxford, 1880.
Saunders, Cornelius Hale, son of Cornelius Thomas Saunders, Esq.,
Church Hill, Handsworth, aged 14, Sept. 3. Left 1880.3
Admitted a Solicitor, 1886. Birmingham Conservative Club.
37, Temple Row, Birmingham.
Elsee, Henry John, son of the Rev. Charles Elsee, Assistant Master at
Rugby School, aged 13, Sept. 2. Left 1882.²
Elsee.
Hutchinson.
Minor Exhibitioner, 1882. St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A., Senior Optime,
1885. Ordained, 1886. Assistant Curate of St. Andrews, Ancoats, since 1887.
14, Green Street, Ardwick, Manchester.
Bentley-Innes, Frederick Dunbar Sinclair, son of Frederick Stocks
Bentley-Innes, Esq., (0.R., 1852), 107, St. George's Square,
London, S.W., aged 12, Sept. 21. Left 1881.³
Elsee.
Sandhurst, 1883. Gazetted to the 14th IIussars, August 23, 1884. Was killed by
lightning at Hyderabad, May 28, 1885.
Greg, Ernest William, son of Edward Hyde Greg, Esq., Handforth,
Cheshire, aged 14, March 27. Left 1879.3
Elsee.
XV., 1879. In business at Bolton.
Dunscar, Bolton, Lancashire.
September 1876.
41
Kempson, Edwin Hone, eldest son of the Rev. Edwin Alfred Kempson,
Vicar of Claverdon, Warwick, aged 14, April 16. Left 1881.2
Elsee.
Scholar, 1876. XI., 1879, 1880, 1881. Minor Exhibitioner, 1881. Scholar of
Christ Church, Oxford, 1881. First Class Mathematical Moderations, 1883.
B.A., First Class Mathematics, 1885. Ordained, 1886. A Master at Clifton
College, 1887. A Master at Harrow, since 1888.
The Moat, Harrow-on-the-Hill.
Melly, André Leonard, fourth son
Leonard, fourth son of Charles Pierre
(O.R., 1844), Riversley, Liverpool, aged 13, Nov. 2.
XI., 1880. In business in Liverpool.
As above.
Salomons, Charles Edward William, son of E. Salomons, Fallowfield,
Manchester, aged 14, Sept. 7. Left 1877.2
Elsee.
Bayley, Francis Henry, eldest son of Captain Frank Bayley, Point de
Galle, Ceylon, aged 14, Dec. 28. Left 1878.2
Wilson.
In the service of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.
Care of P. & O. S. N. Co., Sydney, New South Wales.
A Manufacturer.
Baldwin, John Herbert Lacy, son of John Baldwin, Esq., Clay House,
Halifax, aged 13, Jan. 28. Left 1882.2
Wilson,
Savile Lea, Halifax.
Melly, Esq.,
Left 1880.3
Elsee.
Bruce, George Lewis, eldest son of Alau
Duffryn, Cardiff, aged 13, Dec. 17.
Cameron Bruce-Pryce, Esq.,
Left 1881.2
Wilson.
Scholar, 1876. Balliol College, Oxford. Second Class Classical Moderations, 1882.
B.A., Second Class Final Classical School, 1885.
Toynbee Hall, Commercial Street, London, E.
59, Glebe Studios, Chelsea.
Clifford, Henry Charles, son of Henry Clifford, Esq., Lansdowne Place,
Blackheath, Kent, aged 15, Sept. 10. Left 1879.2
Wilson.
An Artist.
Coles, Henry Hartland, son of John Henry Campion Coles, Esq., East-
bourne, aged 14, Jan. 31. Left 1879.2
Wilson.
Admitted a Solicitor, April, 1886. Firm of Coles, Carr, and Coles.
Claremont IIouse, Eastbourne.
:
Campbell, John Stratheden, eldest son of John Scarlett Campbell, Esq.,
B.C.S., Chief Judge of the Punjaub, aged 13, Jan. 21. Left 1879.2
Wilson.
Scholar, 1876. Passed 8th in Indian Civil Service Examination, 1881. Balliol
College, Oxford, 1881. Student of the Inner Temple, 1882.
Bareilly, North-West Provinces, India.
F
42
September 1876.
Firth, Alfred, son of Mark Firth, Esq., Oak Brook, Sheffield, aged 14.
April 16. Left 1879.³
Wilson.
Drowned in New Zealand in 1883.
Jacomb-Hood, Charles John, son of John Kemp Jacomb-Hood, Esq..
Broadwater House, Tonbridge Wells, aged 14, July 4. Left 1880.2
Wilson.
M.R.C.S., 1884, and L.R.C.P., 1887.
8. St. George's Place, Brighton.
Lee, James Percy, son of James Holwell Lee, Esq., Lenton Field,
Nottingham, aged 13, July 2. Left 1882.2
Wilson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1885. Ordained, 1887. Assistant Curate of
Alfreton, Derby. Died April 17, 1889.
Miller, Hubert William, son of William Walter Miller, Esq., Western
Terrace, Nottingham, aged 15, July 17. Left 1879.3 Wilson.
Admitted a Solicitor, January, 1884.
Clare Cottage, Northampton Road, Wellingborough.
Monk, George Christopher, son of Richard Powis Monk, Esq., Penshurst
Lodge, Balham Hill, London, aged 14, Jan. 20. Left 1879.¹ Wilson..
Died March 24, 1887.
Tennant, Frederick William, fifth son of Robert Tennant, Esq., M.P.,
Scarscroft Lodge, Leeds, aged 14, June 25. Left 1879.¹ Wilson.
Isthmian Club, Piccadilly, London, W.
Whatman, Edward Meyrick Dew, son of Charles E. Whatman, Esq,
Breemore, Salisbury, afterwards of Pembrey, South Wales, aged
15, June 23. Left 1878.2
Wilson.
A Sheeprun Holder in New Zealand.
Abbotsford Station, Masterton, Wellington, New Zealand.
Andrew, Walter, son of Frederick Andrew, Esq., Harpurley, Manchester,
aged 15, Jan. 15. Left 1878.¹
Lee Warner.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1884. Firm of Grundy, Kershaw, & Co.
4, New Court, Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C.
Downing, Henry John, son of Samuel Downing, Esq., LL.D., The Hill,
Monkstown, Co. Dublin, aged 14, Jan. 20. Left 1879.3 Lee Warner.
VIII., 1879. Trinity College, Dublin, 1880. Gazetted to the 2nd Battalion The
Royal Irish Regiment, July 29, 1882. Interpreter to the Regiment, 1886.
Served in the Black Mountain Expedition, 1888. Present at the action of Kot
Kai. Captain, 1889. Adjutant to the 3rd Battalion, 1891.
3rd Royal Irish, Wexford.
Forbes, Eustace Macleod, son of Alexander Clark Forbes, Esq., Dunskey,
Portpatrick, N.B., aged 13, Nov. 21. Left 1878.2
Lee Warner.
B.A., 1887. An
Went to Repton School and Jesus College, Cambridge.
Electrical Engineer.
Whitchurch, Reading, Berks.
January 1877.
43
Hiley, Louis Richard Trevenen, son of the late Rev. John Simeon Hiley,
and of Mrs. Hayes, Woodhouse, Loughborough, aged 14, June 27.
Left 1877.2
Lee Warner.
A grandson of Dr. Arnold.
25, South Audley Street, London, W.
Stevenson, William John, son of William Stevenson, Esq., Craigend
Castle, Milngavie, N.B., aged 15, June 9. Left 1879.3 Lee Warner.
Has travelled in East Africa for the African Lakes Company. Member of the
firm of Stevenson, Carlile, & Co., Chemical Manufacturers.
23, West Nile Street, Glasgow.
Wellby, Edward Henry, son of John Henry Wellby, Esq., 12, Russell
Square, London, W.C., aged 14, July 21. Left 1880.3 Lee Warner.
Engaged in Commerce.
As above.
Young, Thomas Simpson, son of James Simpson Young, Esq., Abbot Hall,
Grange-over-Sands, Lancashire, aged 14, Aug. 23.
Left 1879.2
Lee Warner.
Madras Staff Corps.
Gazetted to the South Lancashire Regiment, May 23, 1885.
Bellary, 1891.
4th Madras Cavalry, Bellary, Madras.
Fison, John, son of Cornell Henry Fison, Esq., The King's House, Thetford,
aged 14, April 29. Left 1880.2
Green.
Has been in New Zealand. Farming in the West of England, 1891.
Little Bathampton Farm, Wylye, Bath.
Sadd, George Beaumont, son of Frederick George Sadd, Esq., 50, Church
Street, Rugby, aged 15, Aug. 22. Left 1877.2
Town.
Entered first in 1872.3 H.M.S. Conway, 1879. Joined the Merchant Service in
1880, but was lost at sea on his second voyage.
Mackenzie, John Charles Ingleby, son of John Ingleby Mackenzie, Esq.,
Crescent House, Rugby, aged 14, Feb. 1. Left 1877.2 Town.
In the British Army.
Barratt, Edward John Reynolds, son of Mr. Edwin Barratt, 8, Arnold
Street, Rugby, aged 13, Aug. 1. Left 1878.2
Town.
ENTRANCES IN JANUARY, 1877.
Vivian, Herbert Leigh, fifth son of William Vivian,
Gardens, South Kensington, aged 15, Aug. 31.
XV., 1880. Trinity College, Oxford, B.A., 1884.
Exchange. Died in March, 1886.
Esq., 15, Bolton
Left 1880.3 School.
Was on the London Stock
44
January 1877.
Trimmer, Charles Henry, second son of Edward Trimmer, Esq., 14, College
Green, Gloucester, aged 13, Jan. 7. Left 1878.3
School.
Passed Final Solicitor's Examination, 1888. In business in London.
1, York Villas, Campden Hill, London, W.
Bolland, Bernard William Stott, son of Thomas Joseph Bolland, Esq.,
Broome House, Didsbury, Manchester, aged 14, Feb. 9. Left 1880.¹
School.
An East India Merchant.
Oak Dene, Knutsford, Cheshire.
Birdwood, Herbert Christopher Impey, son of Herbert Mills Birdwood,
Esq., Bombay Civil Service, aged 13, Dec. 26. Left 1879.3 School.
Gazetted to the Royal Engineers, September 15, 1884. Assistant Engineer,
Sind-Pishin Railway, northern section.
Dera Ghazee Khan, India.
Hale, John Henry, son of John Hinde Hale, Esq., (o.R., 1843), County
Club, Old Steine, Brighton, aged 14, Jan. 8. Left 1878.3 School.
Gazetted to the 2nd Battalion The East Lancashire Regiment, September 9, 1882.
Captain, April 15, 1891.
Maxwell, Frederick Doveton, son of Major-General William Maxwell,
R.A., 5, Heene Villas, Worthing, aged 14, April 19. Left 1878.¹
School.
East Norfolk Militia, 1879. Gazetted to the Cheshire Regiment, July 29, 1882.
Indian Staff Corps, 1883. Assistant Commissioner in Burma, July 9, 1885.
Deputy Commissioner, 1888. East India United Service Club.
Tharawaddy, Burma.
Garnett, George William, son of W. S. Garnett, Esq., Williamston, Kells,
Meath, Ireland, aged 13, April 8. Left 1878.2
School.
Barnsley, Milne, son of the late George Barnsley, Esq., care of Mrs.
Barnsley, St. Michael's Hamlet, Liverpool, aged 12, Feb. 13.
Left 1881.¹
School.
Liver Chambers, Liverpool.
Thorpe, William Jarratt, son of Thomas Thorpe, Esq., Theresa Place,
School.
Gloucester, aged 13, Dec. 7. Left 1879.3
In business as a Timber Importer. County Club, Gloucester.
Hill Drop, Gloucester.
Dale, Charles Alfred, youngest son of Robert Dale, Esq., 13, Bootham
Arnold.
Terrace, York, aged 16, Dec. 1. Left 1879.2
Admitted a Solicitor, August, 1881. Firm of Cleverdon, Westley & Dale,
Melbourne.
373, Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria.
Cox, Henry Morton, son of the late Thomas Cox, Esq., nephew of Miss
Cox, Eliot Bank, Forest Hill, London, aged 15, Oct. 10. Left
1878.3
Arnold.
Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 1882. In the Tea Trade.
January 1877.
45
Bradwell, Charles Dennis, son of Dennis Bradwell, Esq., Higher Daisy
Arnold.
Bank, Congleton, aged 15, April 18. Left 1879.¹
In business as a Silk Spinner at Congleton.
As above.
Lawless, William Burnett, younger son of the late Paul Lawless, Esq., of
Boonbyjan, Queensland, and of Cloyne, Co. Cork, care of Mrs.
Lawless, Headington, Oxford, aged 14, Nov. 18. Left 1881.²
Arnold.
Stock Farming in Queensland.
Boonbyjan, Maryborough, Queensland.
Birkin, Alexander Russell, son of Thomas Birkin, Esq., Ruddington,
Nottingham, aged 15, Sept. 9. Left 1877.3
Arnold.
In business at Nottingham.
Ruddington Grange, Nottingham.
Curteis, Henry Herbert, eldest son of the Rev. George Herbert Curteis,
Canon of Lichfield, aged 13, Nov. 8. Left 1877.2
Arnold.
Left in ill health. Hertford College, Oxford, B.A., 1890. A Private Tutor in
Switzerland, 1891.
The Close, Lichfield.
Tinker, William, son of James Tinker, Esq., 80, Cromwell Road, South
Kensington, and Hordle Cliff, Lymington, aged 14, Feb. 3. Left
1879.2
Bowden Smith.
St. George's Hospital, 1881. L.R.C.P., London, and L.R.C.S., Edinburgh, 1887.
Junior Athenæum Club.
9, St. George's Terrace, Gloucester Road, London, S.W.
Simpson, William Dean, eldest son of Benjamin William Simpson, Esq..
14, Westbourne Park, London, W., aged 15, Nov. 13. Left 1878.3
Bowden Smith.
Farming in Iowa, since 1881.
Near Le Mars, Plymouth County, Iowa, U.S.A.
Ludlow, Henry John, only son of the late General John Ludlow, Yates
Court, Mereworth, Maidstone, aged 15, Jan. 22. Left 1879.3
Bowden Smith.
Exeter College, Oxford, 1881. Died on return voyage from India in September,
1884.
Swinburne, Surtees, son of the late Major John Swinburne, and stepson
of Captain Hanham, R.N., Manston House, Blandford, aged 14,
Bowden Smith.
Jan. 1. Left 1878.2
Accidentally killed at Seguin, Texas, June 1, 1885.
Barton, Henry Alexander, fourth son of John Everard Barton, Esq.,
Prescot House, Stourbridge, aged 14, Sept. 24. Left 1879.1
Hutchinson.
Trinity College, Oxford, B.A., 1884. M.A., 1888. Admitted a Solicitor. In the
Attorney-General's Office at Victoria, British Columbia. Acting Deputy Attorney-
General, 1891.
Victoria, British Columbia.
46
January 1877.
Agnew, Harold, second son of John Henry Agnew, Esq., The Elms, Eccles,
Manchester, aged 14, May 27. Left 1880.³
Hutchinson.
M.A., 1887. Admitted a Solicitor, 1887.
Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1834.
As above.
Samson, Herbert, eldest son of Henry Samson, Esq., Bowdon, Manchester,
aged 14, Dec. 5. Left 1881.3
Hutchinson.
Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1885. Student of the Inner Temple, 1884. Farming
in Nebraska, U.S.A.
Bennett, William Bernard Somerville, son of Peter Duckworth Bennett,
Esq., 13, Church Road, Edgbaston, aged 14, Sept. 2. Left 1878.3
Hutchinson.
Sub-Manager of Washburn Mills.
Washburn Mills, Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S.A.
Wright, Bernard Duncan Zorapore, son of John William Zorapore Wright,
Barton Fields, Canterbury, aged 14, Jan. 16. Left 1879.2 Wilson.
M.R.C.S., England. L.R.C.P., London, 1887.
Coltishall, near Norwich.
Pratt, Ernest St. George, son of Spencer Pratt, Esq., Stanwick, Higham
Ferrers, aged 13, Sept. 3. Left 1879.¹
Wilson.
Sandhurst, 1883. Gazetted to the 68th, Durham Light Infantry, August 23, 1884.
As above.
Cuningham, John Fairlie, son of Surgeon-General James MacNabb
Cuningham, Bombay, aged 13, June 23. Left 1877.¹ Wilson.
Sheep Farming in New South Wales.
Booroondara Downs, Cobar, New South Wales.
Melly, Hugh Mesnard, son of George Melly, Esq., (o.R., 1844), 90, Chatham
Street, Liverpool, aged 13, July 23. Left 1878.2
Elsee.
Ivy Lodge, Aigburth, Liverpool.
Lockhart, Laurence Archibald Somerville, son of Major Laurence Lock-
hart, of Milton Lockhart, Carluke, Lanarkshire, aged 15, Nov. 24.
Left 1878.¹
Elsee.
In Australia, 1891.
Stevenson, Frederick Harcourt, son of Nathaniel Stevenson, Esq., 51,
Wimpole Street, London, aged 15, Nov. 15. Left 1877.1 Elsee.
Gething, Arthur Edwards, son of James Edwards Gething, Esq., Newport,
Monmouth, aged 14, Dec. 28. Left 1879.¹
Elsee.
Has settled in Texas.
Mobertie, Wheeler County, Texas, U.S.A.
F
January 1877.
47
Bolton, Edgar Ormerod, son of Henry Hargreaves Bolton, Esq., Hightside.
Newchurch, Manchester, aged 14, July 28. Left 1877.2 Elsee.
A Mining Engineer.
The Collieries, Burnley, Lancashire.
Dixon, Anthony Joseph Steele, second son of Thomas Dixon, Esq., Rheda,
Arlecdon, Carnworth, aged 14, Dec. 22. Left 1878.2 Lee Warner.
Lorton Hall, Cockermouth, Cumberland.
Mason, Francis Woodley, eldest son of William Woodley Mason, Esq.,
West Hill, Sydenham, Kent, aged 13. Nov. 22. Left 1882.2
Lee Warner.
Scholar of Pembroke College, Cambridge, 1882. A member of the firm of Mason
& Son, 61, King William Street, E.C.
7, North Terrace, Alexandra Square, South Kensington.
Evans, Thomas Arkwright, son of Thomas Evans, Esq., Pen-y-bryn, Derby,
aged 14, May 7. Left 1878.2
Lee Warner.
Died on board the P. & O. SS. "Massilia,"
Jesus College, Cambridge, 1881.
returning from Melbourne, January 30, 1891.
Trenchard, Arthur, son of Edward Pewsey Trenchard, Esq., 99, Dartmouth
Row, Blackheath, aged 13, June 6. Left 1880.3 Lee Warner.
In business in London.
Tollesbury Cottages, Clifton Road, Wallington, Surrey.
Denny, Edward Henry Marland, son of Edward Maynard Denny, Esq., 55,
Manchester Street, London, W., aged 13, April 12. Left 1880.¹
Lee Warner.
Reform Club, Pall Mall.
11, Bryanston Square, London, W.
Blew-Jones, Walter Bethune, son of William Blew-Jones, Esq., 90, Lans-
downe Place, Brighton, aged 13. March 18. Left 1878.3 Green.
On the London Stock Exchange.
Belhaven, Longfield Road, Ealing.
Pope, Reginald Henry, younger son of John Pope, Esq., Shrubbery,
Exeter, aged 13, July 28. Left 1881.3
Green.
Brasenosc College, Oxford, B.A., 1886. Ordained, 1888.
The Anchorage, Northchurch, Berkhampstead.
Newton, Arthur Henry, son of Arthur Henry Newton, Esq., Church Row,
Hampstead, aged 13. July 25. Left 1880.3
Green.
In business in London.
4, Croftdown Road, Highgate Road, London.
48
April 1877.
Halsey, William Stirling, son of W. Halsey, Esq., North-West Provinces,
India, aged 13, Feb. 6. Left 1879.2
Green.
An Engineer, now learning Tea-planting.
Martelli, Cluilsa, Jalpaignei, Bengal.
Williams, Walter Frederick, son of Mr. Henry Thomas Williams, 2,
Stephen Street, Rugby, aged 9, June 21. Left 1878.¹ Town.
Ryan, John Hugh MacAnley, son of J. Ryan, Esq., C.E., 5, Delamere
Crescent, Bayswater, London, aged 12, August 7. Left 1878.3
Elsee.
Called to the Bar, Middle Temple, January 26, 1886.
Fraser, Hugh Stein, son of James Fraser, Esq., Newfield, Blackheath
Park, London, S.E., aged 13, March 5. Left 1879.¹ Arnold.
Formerly in business in London in Madras, 1891.
3
Care of Gordon, Woodroffe & Co., Madras.
Daymond, Herbert George, eldest son of the Rev. Albert Cooke Daymond,
Reading, aged 14, Dec. 7. Left 1880.3
Elsee.
Keble College, Oxford, 1881. An Army Tutor.
Chilton Hill, Sudbury, Suffolk.
ENTRANCES IN APRIL, 1877.
Barkworth, Frank, son of Harold Barkworth, Esq., Beverley, aged 13,
School.
July 19. Left 1880.¹
An Insurance Broker and Underwriter at Lloyds.
3, Ilchester Gardens, Bayswater, London, W.
Addington, Edgar John, son of L. D. Addington, Esq., Carlton Road,
Putney Hill, London, S.W., aged 13, Jan. 18. Left 1880.¹ School.
Napier, George Samuel Frederick, son of George Webster Napier, Esq.,
Alderley Edge, Cheshire, aged 15, April 11. Left 1879.3 Arnold.
Gazetted to the Royal Sussex Regiment, November 12, 1884. In India, 1891.
As above.
Fenwick, William, son of the late Joseph Fenwick, Esq., and grandson
of Mrs. Makins, Castle Terrace, Berwick-upon-Tweed, aged 14,
Dec. 10. Left 1877.3
Arnold.
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 1882.
Temple Hall, Reston, Berwickshire.
Sanderson, Stephen Goodman, son of Stephen Sanderson, Esq., The
Elms, Berwick-upon-Tweed, aged 12, Dec. 24. Left 1881.2
Arnold.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1891.
As above.
April 1877.
49
Alexander, Boyd William John, son of the late Captain John Alexander,
R.N., C.B., and nephew of Colonel Claude Alexander, M.P.,
Ballochmyle, Mauchline, N.B., aged 14, June 4. Left 1878.2
Bowden Smith.
Gazetted to the 3rd Battalion The Rifle Brigade (Prince Consort's Own),
November 12, 1884.
Army List.
Rathbone, Arnold Richard, son of Benson Rathbone, Esq., Oak Wood,
Aigburth, Liverpool, aged 13, Sept. 8. Left 1881.3 Bowden Smith.
As above.
Agnew, Philip Leslie, fourth and youngest son of William Agnew, Esq.,
Pendleton, Manchester, aged 13, June 30. Left 1882.2
Hutchinson.
New College, Oxford, Second Class Classical Moderations, 1884. B.A., Second
Class Modern History, 1886. M.A., 1890. Called to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, 1890.
New Universities Club.
1, Devonshire Terrace, Lancaster Gate, London, W.
Bradbury, William Laurence, son of William Hardwick Bradbury, Esq.,
Nightingale Lane, Clapham, London, S.W., aged 14, Oct. 31.
Left 1881.2
Hutchinson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, LL.B., 1884. Called to the Bar, Inner Temple,
June, 1887. Garrick Club.
Oak Lodge, Nightingale Lane, London, S.W.
Gill, Arthur Percy, son of Isham Henry Edward Gill, Esq., Rock Ferry,
Birkenhead, aged 13, May 11. Left 1881.2
Hutchinson.
XV., 1880. Died at Birkenhead, March 28, 1882.
Rhodes, Herbert, son of Thomas Rhodes, Esq., Mersey Bank, Hadfield,
Manchester, aged 13, July 9. Left 1879.¹
Wilson.
In business at Hadfield.
Woodlands, Staleybridge, Manchester.
Maxse, Frederick Ivor, son of Rear-Admiral Maxse, 67, Cromwell Road,
South Kensington, aged 14, Dec. 22. Left 1880.2
Wilson.
Gazetted to the Royal Fusiliers, February 19, 1881. Captain 2nd Battalion,
October, 1889. Coldstream Guards, May 29, 1891.
Army List.
Harvey, Samuel, son of the late Samuel Harvey, Esq., care of Mrs. Harvey,
Warbreak Moor House, Aintree, Liverpool, aged 15, Nov. 7.
Left 1878.3
Elsee.
The Albynes, near Bridgnorth, Salop.
Jaffray, Edward Woodriff, son of the late A. W. Jaffray, Esq., and of Mrs.
Moir, Retreat, Reigate, aged 13, June 4. Left 1878.3
Elsee.
Captain
Gazetted to the 3rd (Prince of Wales) Dragoon Guards, March 12, 1881.
13th Hussars, August 1, 1890.
Army List.
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April 1877.
Ormond, Edward Brooks, son of Edward Ormond, Esq., Wantage, aged 13,
Aug. 17. Left 1880.3
Elsee.
Admitted a Solicitor, March, 1887.
Wantage, Berks.
Whitelegge, William, son of the late James Whitelegge, Esq., care of Mrs.
Whitelegge, Yew Tree, Northenden, Manchester, aged 14, March
23. Left 1879.2
Elsee.
The Laurels, Belbroughton, Stourbridge.
Sparrow, Alan Bertram Hanbury, fourth son of Arthur Sparrow, Esq.,
Preen Manor, Shrewsbury, aged 14, Feb. 23. Left 1881.3 Elsee.
Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1885. Admitted a Solicitor. Firm of Cresswell and
Sparrow. Isthmian Club.
Darlington Street, Wolverhampton.
Inglis, Rupert Edward, fourth son of the late Sir John Inglis, care of the
Hon. Lady Inglis, 7, Eaton Square, London, S. W., aged 13, May
17. Left 1881.2
Lee Warner.
XV., 1879, 1880. XI., 1881. University College, Oxford, B.A., 1885. Ordained,
1889. Sometime Assistant Curate of Helmsley.
Care of Lady Inglis, Beckenham, Kent.
Hirst, Philip Leslie, fifth son of William Edward Hirst, Esq., Lascelles
Hall, Huddersfield, aged 13, July 1. Left 1880.2
Lee Warner.
XI., 1880. Balliol College, Oxford, 1883.
Donnison, James Oldaker, son of Thomas
Street, Liverpool, aged 14, Aug. 26.
Donnison, Esq., 196, Grove
Left 1880.² Lee Warner.
In the Shipping Trade since 1880. Manager of a Steamship Line, 1891.
Liverpool Club, Liverpool.
Wrigley, Arthur Harold, son of Arthur Wrigley, Esq., Wavertree, Liver-
pool, aged 14, Feb. 1. Left 1880.¹
Lee Warner,
The Dale, Hoylake.
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Worthington, James Kennedy, son of James Worthington, Esq., Sale
Hall, Manchester, aged 13, May 11. Left 1882.3 Lee Warner.
Died at Sale Hall, July 15, 1885. Bequeathed his Geological Collection to the
Arnold Museum.
Egerton, Charles Philip, son of Robert Eyles Egerton, Esq., Lieut.-
Governor of the Punjaub, India, aged 14, March 7. Left 1880.¹
Green.
Gazetted to the Cheshire Regiment, Feb. 6, 1884. Bengal Staff Corps. Assistant
Commissioner at Lahore, 1891.
Army List.
April 1877.
51
Bird, Edward Alexander, son of Edward John Bird, Esq., Barton Hall,
Barton-under-Needwood, aged 14, Nov. 21. Left 1879.2 Green.
In business as a Brewer.
Orgreave Hall, Lichfield.
Longman, Francis Pemberton, son of William Longman, Esq., Abbess
Grange, Leckford, Stockbridge, aged 14, Feb. 11. Left 1879.3
Green.
As above.
Bayliss, Vincent George, son of Mr. James Theophilus Bayliss, Market
Place, Rugby, aged 11, March 29. Left 1881.¹
Town.
In business.
James Street, Rugby.
MacMicken, Arthur Henry, son of Mr. William MacMicken, William
Street, Rugby, aged 9, March 6. Left, 1878.¹
Town.
In the Travelling Post Office.
18, Charrington Street, Oakley Square, London.
Treaddell, Arthur John, son of Mr. William Treaddell, 20, Warwick Street,
Rugby, aged 11, Nov. 29. Left 1878.¹
Town.
An Artist.
314, Fifth Avenue, New York, U.S.A.
Webb, Richard William, third son of Mr. William Webb, 20, William
Street, Rugby, aged 9, Feb. 21. Left 1883.¹
Town.
In the Postal Service.
Redditch.
Wright, George Arthur, son of the Rev. George Farncomb Wright,
Overslade, Rugby, afterwards Rector of Lambourne, Romford,
aged 14, May 25. Left 1881.2
Town.
XI., 1881. Corpus Christi College, Cambridge, B.A., 1885. M.A., 1888. An
Assistant Master at the High School, Gateshead.
High School, Gateshead, Durham.
Griffin, Albert Edwin, son of Mr. George Thomas Griffin, High Street,
Rugby, aged 9, May 11. Left 1878.¹
Town.
A Civil Engineer. In Ireland, 1891.
1, Victoria Terrace, Ballina, Co. Mayo.
Myrtle, Frederick Septimus, seventh son of William Myrtle, Esq., Park-
field Road, Liverpool, aged 14, Oct. 7. Left 1881.¹
Arnold.
Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1881. Racquet Club, Liverpool.
Princes Park, Liverpool.
Harvey, Henry Samuel Bourn, son of Enoch Harvey, Esq., 12, Riversdale
Road, Aigburth, aged 14, March 6. Left 1879.3
Elsee.
Admitted a Solicitor, June, 1886.
14, Castle Street, Liverpool.
52
September 1877.
ENTRANCES IN SEPTEMBER, 1877.
Hodgson, Evan Lake, eldest son of John Evan Hodgson, Esq., R.A., 5,
Hill Road, Abbey Road, London, N.W., (0.R., 1846), aged 13, Aug.
26. Left 1881.3
School.
A Banker's Clerk in Barbados.
Colonial Bank, Barbadoes.
Gellatly, Christopher Charles, son of Peter Gellatly, Esq., Loughton, Essex,
aged 13, Oct. 6. Left 1880.3
School.
Died at Antwerp, October 6, 1890.
Dent, Harry, son of W. Dent Dent, Esq., Oxford Road, Aigburth, aged 13,
Dec. 19. Left 1881.2
School.
King's College, London, 1882-1884. Assistant Civil Engineer to North-Eastern
Railway Company.
North-Eastern Railway, Darlington.
Stamer, William Edward, third son of the Ven. Archdeacon Sir Lovelace
Tomlinson Stamer, Bart., afterwards Bishop Suffragan of Shrews-
bury, (0.R., 1843), Cliffville, Stoke-upon-Trent, aged 13, Jan. 25.
Left 1881.2
School.
Admitted a Solicitor, April, 1887.
Newcastle-under-Lyne, Staffordshire.
Dawson, James Lofthouse, fifth son of the late Joseph Dawson, Esq., of
London, and of Madame Noirtin, Chateau de la Chambrerie, Tours,
France, and 46, Onslow Gardens, London, aged 12, Jan. 23. Left
1881.2
School.
Scholar, 1877. Residing in France.
As above.
Satterthwaite, Harold, son of Clement Satterthwaite, Esq., Spring Hill,
Bromley, Kent, aged 14, March 7. Left 1879.3
A Stockbroker in London.
Terry, Douglas, third son of the Rev. Charles Terry, (o.R., 1836), Tostock,
Bury St. Edmunds, aged 13, Oct. 15. Left 1882.2
School.
Scholar, 1877. XV., 1881. Scholar of Hertford College, Oxford, 1882. A
Candidate for Ordination, 1891.
As above.
Railton, Frank, son of Henry Railton, Esq., Snittlegarth, Mealsgate,
Carlisle, aged 13, Nov. 4. Left 1880.3
School.
Articled to a Civil Engineer, 1881. District Engineer, Buenos Ayres Great
Southern Railway, since 1887.
As above, to be forwarded.
September 1877.
53
Feuerheerd, Ferdinand Mathias, son of Hermann Lorenz Feuerheerd, Esq.,
The Hermitage, Snaresbrook, aged 13, June 27. Left 1879.2 School.
An Oporto Merchant.
32, Mark Lane, London, E.C.
Brocklebank, Charles Henry, son of Thomas Brocklebank, Esq., Spring.
wood, Allerton, Liverpool, aged 13, June 27. Left 1880.3 School.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1885. M.A., 1889. Ordained, 1888. Some-
time Assistant Curate of Biggleswade.
Sayle, Charles Edward, fifth son of Robert Sayle, Esq., Trumpington,
Cambridge, aged 12, Dec. 6. Left 1883.²
School.
New College, Oxford, B.A., 1887. M.A., 1890, and incorporated same year M.A.,
St. John's College, Cambridge. Author of "Bertha," and other works. Co-Editor
of the Wyclif Society's Publications.
2, Harvey Road, Cambridge.
Mieville, John Frank, son of John Francis Mieville, Esq., (o.R., 1851),
Duncroft, Staines, aged 13, Feb. 29. Left 1881.2
School.
In business as a Bill Broker.
11, Angel Court, London, E.C.
Hall, Harry Garforth, eldest son of Henry Hall, Esq., Fairfield, Man-
chester, aged 14, Jan. 20. Left 1880.3
Arnold.
Admitted a Solicitor, April, 1887. In the Estates Office of the Earl of Stamford
and Warrington, Ashton.
Ashton-under-Lyne.
Allan, William Rae, son of Andrew Allan, Esq., Iononteh, Montreal,
Canada, aged 13, March 9. Left 1881.2
Arnold.
In business at Winnipeg.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada.
Baker, Herbert Midelton, son of Thomas Baker, Esq., College Road,
Clifton, Bristol, aged 14, April 24. Left 1881.³
Arnold.
In business at Bristol.
Wallcroft, Durdham Park, Bristol.
Bradley, Frederick Lewis, third son of William Henry Bradley, Esq.,
Alderley Edge, Cheshire, aged 14, Sept. 21. Left 1879.3 Arnold.
St. John's College, Oxford, 1882. A Land Agent.
Bel Air, Alderley Edge.
Demuth, Lewis Henry, son of Lewis Demuth, Esq., Edgbaston,
Birmingham, aged 14, March 26. Left 1881.2
Arnold.
In business at Edgbaston. Firm of Lewis Demuth and Company.
8, Beaufort Road, Edgbaston.
54
September 1877.
Kilvert, Harry Vernon, son of Nicholas Kilvert, Esq., Ashton-on-Mersey,
aged 15, June 28. Left 1879.2
In business.
The Lodge, Ashton-on-Mersey.
Mellor, Salusbury Manners, son of Abel Mellor, Esq., Madras Civil
Service, Cardington, Bedford, aged 15, Sept. 16. Left 1879.¹
Arnold.
A Partner in Mellor and Company, Merchants, Lime Street Square.
Conservative Club, London, S.W.
MacMullen, John Alexander, second son of Alexander Peter MacMullen,
Esq., Hertford Castle, Herts, aged 13, Nov. 5. Left 1881.2 Arnold.
An Electrical Engineer.
Broadbush, North Cheam, Sutton, Surrey.
¿
Arnold.
Ranken, Walter, son of Peter Ranken, Esq., Blackheath Park, London, S.E.,
afterwards of Furness Lodge, East Sheen, aged 13, Jan. 2. Left
1881,1
Arnold.
Farming in the United States.
Island Lake, Marshall, Minnesota.
Scull, Walter Delaplaine, eldest son of Gideon Delaplaine Scull, Esq.,
Hillmorton Road, Rugby, aged 14, Feb. 9. Left 1881.2 Arnold.
Lincoln College, Oxford, B.A., 1884. Student of the Inner Temple, 1883.
2, Langland Gardens, Finchley Road, London, N.W.
Smith, Robert Summers, eldest son of William Joseph Smith, Esq.,
Alvaston Fields, Derby, aged 13, March 1. Left 1882.2 Arnold.
Worcester College, Oxford, B.A., 1886.
Tooth, Percy Ernest, son of Frederick Tooth, Esq., 36, St. Aubyn's Road,
Brighton, aged 14, June 3. Left 1879.2
Arnold.
St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887.
19, Ebury Street, London, S.W.
Wilkinson, Leonard, son of William Wilkinson, Esq., (afterwards King-
Wilkinson), Middlewood, Clitheroe, aged 14, Aug. 9. Left 1878.2
Arnold.
Clare College, Cambridge, B.A., 1884. Assumed the additional surname of KING
before WILKINSON in 1883. Admitted a Solicitor, November, 1885.
As above.
Bowden Smith, Godfrey, sixth son of the Rev. Philip Bowden Smith,
Assistant Master at Rugby School, (o.R., 1844), aged 11, Nov. 27.
Left 1884,2
Bowden Smith.
XV., 1883. XI., 1883, 1884. Racquets, 1883, 1884. Head of the School. Minor
Exhibitioner, 1884. Balliol College, Oxford. First Class Classical Moderations,
1886. B.A., First Class Final Classical School, 1888. Assistant Master at Repton
since 1888.
Repton, Burton-on-Trent.
September 1877.
55
Madeley, Walter, eldest son of Frederick Madeley, Esq., Ashill, Hands-
worth, Birmingham, aged 12, June 2. Left 1884.2 Bowden Smith.
Major Exhibitioner, 1884. Scholar of New College, Oxford, 1883. First Class
Classical Moderations, 1886. B.A., First Class Final Classical School, 1888.
Senior Classical Master at Bradford Grammar School, 1890. M.A., July, 1891.
Sleaford Grammar School.
Moore, Robert, son of John Moore, Esq., Ulicoats, Egremont, Carnforth,
aged 15, June 15. Left 1880.³
Bowden Smith.
A Brewer in Australia.
Nisbet, Harry Bruce, son of Harry Curtis Nisbet, Esq., The Manor House,
Sidcup, Kent, aged 13, April 26. Left 1883.2 Bowden Smith.
Scholar, 1878. XV., 1882. Head of the School, Minor Exhibitioner, 1883.
Scholar of Pembroke College, Cambridge, 1883. Admitted a Solicitor, 1890.
35, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C.
Piggott, George Thomas, son of the late Joseph Piggott, Esq., and ward
of H. Bewley, Esq.. 242, Moseley Road, Birmingham, aged 13,
March 31. Left 1881.2
Bowden Smith.
A Manufacturer.
Clydesdale, Park Hill, Moseley.
Schreiber, Thomas Henry Clarke, son of Mrs. Schreiber, Farren, County
Cork, Ireland, aged 13, May 19. Left 1879.2 Bowden Smith.
Piggott, Walter Joseph, son of the late Joseph Piggott, Esq., and ward
of H. Bewley, Esq., 242, Moseley Road, Birmingham, aged 12,
April 22. Left 1882.2
Bowden Smith.
Farming in the United States.
Kentucky, U.S.A.
Wood, Charles, son of Charles Wood, Esq., 5, St. Stephen's Square, Bays-
water, London, W., aged 13, July 27. Left 1882.1 Bowden Smith.
As above.
Platts, Alfred, son of Matthew Platts, Esq., Fairmount, Bingley, Yorkshire,
aged 15, April 10. Left 1879.2
Bowden Smith.
Admitted a Solicitor, November, 1884. Clerk to Bingley School Board, &c.
Wingfield, Bingley, Yorkshire.
Bolding, John Frederick, son of George Frederick Bolding, Esq., Hagley
Road, Birmingham, aged 14, June 29. Left 1881.2 Hutchinson.
A Manufacturer.
14, Rotten Park Road, Birmingham.
Brierley, Sidney Herbert, son of Leonard Brierley, Esq., Pakenham
Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, aged 14, Nov. 21. Left 1879.2
Hutchinson.
A Manufacturer.
Holmwood, Somerset Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham.
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September 1877.
Cartmell, James, son of the Rev. James Cartmell, D.D., Master of Christ's
College, Cambridge, aged 15, Aug. 12. Left 1881.2
Hutchinson.
Scholar, 1877. Major Exhibitioner, 1881. Scholar of Christ's College, Cambridge,
1881. B.A., Second Class Classical Tripos, 1885. Called to the Bar, Lincoln's
Inn, 1889. Savile Club. Assumed the additional surname of AUSTEN before
CARTMELL in 1886. 6, New Square, W.C.
100, Lexham Gardens, London, W.
Couchman, Ernest Henley, third son of Thomas Barnes Couchman, Esq.,
Beaudesert, Henley-in-Arden, aged 14, Oct. 10. Left 1881.2
Hutchinson.
Scholar, 1877. Scholar of Balliol College, Oxford, 1881. Second Class Classical
Moderations, 1882. B.A., Second Class Final Classical School, 1885. Sometime
Assistant Máster at Uppingham School. Ordained, 1891. Assistant Curate of
Wollaston.
Wollaston, Stourbridge.
Couchman, Bertram Cornish, son of the late Colonel Edward H. Couchman,
nephew of C. Couchman, Esq., Temple Balsall, Birmingham,
aged 13, Oct. 12. Left 1878.3
Hutchinson.
Gazetted to the Royal Marine Light Infantry, Sept. 1, 1881. On Active Service
at Suakim, 1884, 1885. Instructor of Army Signalling, Portsmouth Division,
R.M., 1890.
Army List.
Grierson, William Wylie, eldest son of James Grierson, Esq., 4, Holland
Villas Road, Kensington, London, W., aged 13, Dec. 9. Left 1882.2
Hutchinson.
XV., 1881. London University, 1882-1886. A Civil Engineer, and Assistant
Engineer on Great Western Railway since 1887.
As above.
Pearce, Francis Henry, son of John Pearce, Esq., Pendleton, Manchester,
aged 14, Aug. 3. Left 1882.2
Hutchinson.
Scholar, 1878. Minor Exhibitioner, 1882. Scholar of Christ's College, Cambridge,
1882. B.A., 1885. A Master at a Preparatory School.
Knoll Lodge, Mortimer, Berks.
Austin, George Arthur, son of George Austin, Esq., 3, Lansdowne Place,
Blackheath, aged 14, Aug. 25. Left 1879.2
Wilson.
In business in Liverpool.
Lang House, West Ridley, Cheshire.
Behrens, Olive Philip, second son of Edward Behrens, Esq., The Oaks,
Fallowfield, Manchester, aged 14, Aug. 21. Left 1879.3 Wilson.
Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1885. A Merchant in Manchester.
As above.
Baker, Hiatt Cowles, son of William Mills Baker, Esq., Moorland House,
Stoke Bishop, Bristol, aged 14, June 30. Left 1880.3 Wilson.
Hallen Lodge, Henbury, Gloucestershire.
September 1877.
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Cobb, Thomas Hugh, son of 'Thomas Pix Cobb, Esq., 18, Craven Hill
Gardens, W., aged 14, June 23. Left 1881.2
Wilson.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1888. Isthmian Club.
18, Craven Hill Gardens, London, W.
Garnett, Charles James William, son of Jeremiah Garnett, Esq., Rawden
Hill, Harewood Hills, Leeds, aged 14, May 17. Left 1878.2 Wilson.
A Mechanical Engineer.
Cleckheaton.
Haines, Ernest Alfred, son of the late Henry Haines, Esq., care of Mrs.
Haines, The Pool House, Stourport, Worcestershire, aged 13, Dec.
10. Left 1880.2
Wilson,
Has bought land and settled in America.
Seattle, Washington Territory, U.S.A.
Macneal, Hector, son of Captain Macneal, Ugadale, Lossett Park, Camp-
belton, Argyleshire, N.B., aged 14, Dec. 27. Left 1878.2 Wilson.
Gazetted to the Gordon Highlanders, May 14, 1884.
Naval and Military Club, London, W.
May, Chichester Gould, son of the Right Honourable George Augustus
Chichester May, Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, 13, Fitzwilliam
Square, Dublin, aged 14, Feb. 28. Left 1880.2
Wilson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., Natural Science Tripos, 1884. M.B. and M.A.,
1888.
Isthmian Club, London.
Marrable, Arthur George, eldest son of George Marrable, Esq., 25, Onslow
Square, London, S.W., aged 14, April 26. Left 1882.2 Wilson.
University College, Oxford, 1882. Sandhurst, 1884. Gazetted to the 1st Battalion
The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, May 9, 1885. Served in Burmese
Expedition, 1886-7. (Medal with two Clasps.)
Army List.
Speed, Walter Hamlyn, son of Robert Henry Speed, Esq., The Park,
Nottingham, aged 14, Sept. 4. Left 1881.¹
Wilson.
Scholar, 1878. Admitted a Solicitor, July, 1885. Offices, 13, St. Peter's Gate,
Nottingham.
Cavendish Road East, The Park, Nottingham.
Verity, Arthur Wilson, son of G. H. Verity, Esq., Bournside, Cheltenham,
aged 14, June 20. Left 1882.2
Wilson.
Major Exhibitioner, 1882. Trinity College, Cambridge, Scholar, 1884. B.A., First
Class Classical Tripos, Part I., 1885. M.A., 1889.
Arnall, Harry Thompson, eldest son of Joseph Arnall, Esq., Stoneygate,
Leicester, aged 13, April 7. Left 1882.2
Elsee.
XI., 1880, 1881, 1882. XV., 1881. Brasenose College, Oxford, B.A., 1887.
Student of the Inner Temple. Isthmian Club. Has assumed the additional
surname of THOMPSON after ARNALL.
Belgrave Grange, Leicester.
H
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September 1877.
Farquhar, William, son of W. Farquhar, Esq., M.D., 24, Pembroke
Gardens, Kensington, aged 13, July 24. Left 1880.³
Elseo.
James, Bernard Ramsden, son of John Henry James, Esq., (0.R., 1841),
Kingswood, Watford, aged 13, Feb. 26. Left 1879.3
Elsee.
Sandhurst, 1881. Gazetted to the 1st Battalion The East Surrey Regiment,
September 9, 1882. Captain 2nd Battalion, March 1, 1889. Staff College,
February 1, 1891.
Army and Navy Club, Pall Mall.
Underhill, George Frederick, son of William Underhill, Esq, Penn Hall,
Wolverhampton, aged 13, May 16. Left 1879.2
Elsee.
Called to the Bar, Inner Temple, 1886. Author of "Literary Epochs."
3, Plowden Buildings, London, E.C.
Wilson, George Adshead, son of William Henry Wilson, Esq., St. Michael's
Hamlet, Liverpool, aged 15, Sept. 5. Left 1879.2.
Elsee.
A Merchant in Liverpool. Liverpool Conservative Club.
Netherwater, Aigburth Road, Liverpool.
Harrison, Francis Capel, second son of Edward Francis Harrison, Esq.,
(O.R., 1844), Thornley, South Norwood Hill, London, S.E., aged 14,
June 21. Left 1881.¹
Lee Warner.
Passed 14th in Indian Civil Service Examination, 1882. Balliol College, Oxford,
1883. In the Financial Department of the Government of India, since 1885.
Junior Athenæum Club.
Lee Warner, Chandos Brydges, son of the late Rev. Septimus Lee Warner,
care of Mrs. Lee Warner, Stiffkey, Wells, Norfolk, aged 14,
June 11. Left 1879.3
Lee Warner.
Gazetted to the 3rd (Militia) Battalion The Gloucestershire Regiment, December
25, 1886.
Holt, Norfolk.
Morgan, Conway John, son of John Morgan, Esq., Forebridge, Stafford,
aged 14, July 3. Left 1877.3
Lee Warner.
Went to Malvern and Heidelberg. In business as a Wine Merchant at Stafford.
Queensville, Stafford.
Acton, Edward Hamilton, son of T. Bennion Acton, Esq., Grove Road,
Green.
Wrexham, aged 14, Nov. 26. Left 1881.2
Scholar, 1877. Minor Exhibitioner, 1881. Scholar of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, 1884. B.A., First Class Natural Science Tripos, 1885. Fellow, 1888.
M.A., 1889.
St. John's College, Cambridge.
King, James Gurwood, son of Captain Francis James King, Kirby Hall,
Melton Mowbray, aged 14, Sept. 2. Left 1879.3
Green.
Kingdon, Stephen Murray, fourth son of Paul Augustine Kingdon, Esq.,
29, Marlborough Hill, St. John's Wood, London, N.W., aged 13,
Green.
April 26. Left 1883.3
Scholar, 1878. Major and Minor Exhibition, 1883. Scholar of Christ's College,
Cambridge, 1883. B.A., 29th Wrangler, 1886. An Actuary in London.
1, Staple Inn, London, W.C.
September 1877.
59
Potts, Hubert, son of Charles William Potts, Esq., (0.R., 1829), Heron
Bridge, Chester, aged 14, July 25. Left 1880.2
Green.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1886.
As above.
Campbell, Donald John, son of James Archibald Campbell, Esq., (0.R., 1822),
of Inverawe, and of Tower Lodge, Rugby, aged 13, Jan. 24. Left
1878:3
Town.
Went to Uppingham School. Farming in Manitoba, 1891.
Cook's Creek, near Winnipeg, Canada.
Dadley, John Arthur Sabin, son of Mr. John Dadley, New Bilton, aged
12, Jan. 9. Left 1880.2
Town.
A Musician.
As above.
Gillson, Frank, eldest son of Henry Thomas Gillson, Esq., Hillmorton
Road, Rugby, aged 12, Nov. 1. Left 1883.2
Town.
XI., 1882, 1883. XV., 1882. King's College, Cambridge, B.A., 1888. Admitted
a Solicitor, 1891.
Madeford, Christchurch, Hants.
Hobley, Arthur James, son of Mr. Charles Hobley, 51, James Street,
Rugby, aged 12, Nov. 6. Left 1878.2
Town.
London and North-Western Railway.
Cardigan Road, Headingley, Leeds.
King, Philip Alexander, son of Richard King, Esq., Staff Surgeon, R.N.,
Rugby, aged 13, May 20. Left 1880.1
Town.
In Ship Broker's Office at Antwerp.
Care of Hankey, Sewell & Co., Antwerp.
King, George Chetwode, son of the above Richard King, Esq., R.N.,
aged 11, Dec. 19. Left 1882.2
Town.
In business at Coventry.
Willcox, Frederick, son of Mr. Tyrrell Willcox, Charlotte Street, Rugby,
aged 10, Aug. 15. Left 1878.3
Town.
Bahia, Brazil, South America.
Smith, Cyril, third son of the Rev. Henry Fielding Smith, The Castle,
Lancaster, aged 14, Feb. 28. Left 1882.2
School.
Scholar, 1879. Entered the School in October. Exhibitioner of Queen's College,
Oxford, 1882. Trinity College, Dublin, B.A. Headmaster of Bray Preparatory
School.
Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland.
60
January 1878.
ENTRANCES IN JANUARY, 1878.
Stanhope, (Hon.) Charles Hay Scudamore, sixth son of Sir Henry Edwyn
Chandos Scudamore Stanhope, Bart., (afterwards ninth Earl of
Chesterfield), Holme Lacy, Hereford, aged 13, Aug. 24. Left
1882.¹
School.
XV., 1881. New College, Oxford, B.A., 1888. On the London Stock Exchange.
As above.
Thorold, John Leofric de Buckenhold, third son of the Rev. William
Thorold, Warkleigh, South Molton, Devon, aged 13, July 13.
Left 1883.2
School.
Scholar, 1879. XV.. 1882. New College, Oxford, B.A., Second Class Final
Classical School, 1887. M.A., 1890. Ordained, 1888. Assistant Curate of St.
Mary, Lambeth, S.E.
Mitchell, Thomas Wilfred Howe, son of Joseph Mitchell, Esq., Worsboro'
Dale, Barnsley, aged 14, April 13. Left 1881.3
School.
Crick, 1880. XV., 1881. A Civil and Mining Engineer.
Westville, West Melton, Rotherham.
Samuelson, Herbert Walter, fourth son of Bernhard Samuelson, Esq., of
Bodicote Grange, Banbury, (afterwards created a Baronet),
aged 13, Jan. 23. Left 1881.2
School.
56, Princes Gate, London, S.W.
Hart, Ernest Joseph, fourth son of Edward Hart, Esq., 156, Highbury
New Park, London, N., aged 14, Dec. 31. Left 1880.¹ School.
Admitted a Chartered Accountant, November, 1885.
5, Copthall Buildings, London, E.C.
Maxwell, Wellwood, son of Wellwood Maxwell, Esq., 14, Abercromby
Square, Liverpool, and Glenlee Park, New Galloway, N.B., aged
14, June 10. Left 1881.³
Arnold.
XI., 1881. Racquets, 1881.
As above.
Chance, Arent Schuyler de Puyster, son of Arent de Puyster Chance,
Esq., Shirley, Birmingham, aged 14, Nov. 3. Left 1881.3 Arnold.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1885.
The Manor House, Northfield, near Birmingham.
Aitken, George Herbert, eldest son of Robert Aitken, Esq., Crowcroft,
Levenshulm, Manchester, aged 14, May 17. Left 1882.2 Arnold.
Crick, 1881. Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1885. Student of the Inner Temple,
1884. Ordained, 1886. Assistant Curate of St. Jude's, Whitechapel, since 1886.
56, College Buildings, Wentworth Street, London, E.
Fernley, Thomas, son of Mrs. Fernley, 14, Clarendon Road, Chorlton-on-
Medlock, Manchester, aged 13, April 19. Left 1879.2 Arnold.
January 1878.
61
Fowle, Thomas Ernlè, son of the late Thomas Everett Fowle, Esq., care
of Mrs. Fowle, Chute Lodge, Andover, aged 15, March 26. Left
1881.¹
Bowden Smith
VIII., 1880. Gazetted to the Bedfordshire Regiment, December 5, 1883. Captain,
1st Battalion, December 11, 1889.
Rawul Pindi, Bengal, 1891.
Watson, Herbert Harrison, eldest son of John Harrison Watson, Esq.,
28, Queensborough Terrace, London, W., aged 15, Oct. 14. Left
1881.2
Bowden Smith.
In business in London.
As above.
Pack-Beresford, Denis Robert, eldest son of Denis W. Pack-Beresford,
Esq., Fenagh House, Bagnalstown, Ireland, aged 13, March 23.
Left 1880.3
Bowden Smith.
Christ Church, Oxford, 1883. Student of the Inner Temple, 1881. J.P. and D.L.
for Co. Carlow. Kildare Street Club, Dublin.
As above.
Castle, Sidney, son of Sidney Nash Castle, Esq., Kingston-on-Thames,
aged 14, Jan. 21. Left 1879.2
Bowden Smith.
In business as a Timber Merchant.
Glenluce Road, Blackheath, Kent.
Spencer, Charles George, son of C. Spencer, Esq., Gravesend, aged 13,
May 6. Left 1880.3
Bowden Smith.
Jones, Walter Buckley, son of Richard Edward Jones, Esq., Cefn-Bryn-
Talch, Abermule, Montgomeryshire, aged 13, Aug. 16. Left
1880.3
Hutchinson.
Student of the Inner Temple, passed Final Examination, 1891.
As above.
Tall, Harry, son of William Tall, Esq., Hessle, Hull, aged 14, Nov. 7.
Left 1880.2
Hutchinson.
Sheep Farming in Queensland.
Jireena, near Hughenden, North Queensland.
Priestman, Lewis, son of Jonathan Priestman, Esq., Shotley Bridge,
County Durham, aged 14, Dec. 22. Left 1882.3 Hutchinson.
XV., 1882. In business.
As above.
Booth, Charles Joseph White, son of the late Thomas Booth, Esq., Leam
Hall, Sheffield, aged 15, Dec. 14. Left 1880.2
Wilson.
Admitted a Solicitor, June, 1887.
Sheffield.
62
January 1878.
Combe, George, son of the late James Combe, Esq., care of Mrs. Combe,
Ormiston, Belfast, aged 13, Oct. 11. Left 1880.3
Wilson.
R.I.E. College, Cooper's Hill, 1885. Studied also at Darmstadt under Professor
Killer. An Electrical Engineer.
Elmwood Avenue, Belfast.
Unwin, Robert, son of Henry Unwin, Esq., Broom Cross, Sheffield, aged
14, Dec. 17. Left 1879.2
Wilson
Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
As above.
Burgess, Ernest Richard Fraser, son of R. Burgess, Esq., Mount Eagle,
Grange Hill, Jamaica, aged 14, Sept. 29. Left 1880.3 Elsee.
Dugdale, James Henry, son of John Dugdale, Esq., 9, Hyde Park Gardens,
London, W., and of Llwyn, Llanfyllin, Oswestry, aged 14, Jan. 3.
Left 1882.3
Elsee.
Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester, 1882-1881. Gold Medal. Junior Carlton
Club.
Rowney Abbey, Ware.
Hall, Walter Graham, son of Walter Hall, Esq., 12, Holland Park Road,
Kensington, aged 14, Jan. 25. Left 1879.3
Elsee.
A Merchant in London. Isthmian Club.
4, Great Winchester Street, London, E.C.
McKerrow, William John, son of John Begg McKerrow, Esq., Broughton
Park, Manchester, aged 14, July 27. Left 1879.3
Elsee.
In business at Dunedin.
McKerrow, Lees & Co., Dunedin, New Zealand.
Turnour, Edward Adolphus, son of Arthur Edward Turnour, Esq., Grove
House, Denbigh, aged 13, May 13. Left 1881.2
Elsee.
Articled to a Solicitor. Constitutional Club.
As above.
Wing, William, son of Henry Wing, Esq., 12, Park Terrace, Nottingham,
aged 14, June 5. Left 1879.3
Elsee.
Admitted a Solicitor, February, 1885.
As above.
Chanler, John Armstrong, son of J. W. Chanler, Esq., 192, Madison
Avenue, New York, aged 15, Oct. 10. Left 1879.1
Elsee.
Has returned to New York.
Firth, Henry Branson, son of Charles Henry Firth, Esq., Riversdale,
Sheffield, aged 14, July 22. Left 1880.1
Elsee,
A Merchant in Sheffield.
Thrift House, Sheffield.
1
63
May 1878.
Smith, Francis Buchanan, son of C. Smith, Esq., 18, Ullet Road, Liverpool,
aged 13, July 12. Left 1881.2
Elsee.
Qualified as a Marine Engineer, but no longer in business.
52, Kensington Mansions, Earls Court, London, S.W.
Garrett, Hugh Littlewood, son of Edmund Garrett, Esq., Shrewsbury
House, East Ham, London, E., aged 14, June 22. Left 1881.3
Lee Warner.
VIII., 1880. In business as a Brewer. Bow Brewery, London, E. Corinthian
Yacht Club.
28, Windsor Road, Forest Gate, Essex.
Johnson, James, son of Samuel White Johnson, Esq., Lenton Hill,
Lee Warner.
Nottingham, aged 14, March 5. Left 1880.3
In the Locomotive Department, Midland Railway, since 1887. Chief Inspector,
1889. Locomotive Superintendent of the Great North of Scotland Railway since
1890.
G. N. Railway, Aberdeen.
Michelmore, Henry William, son of Henry Michelmore, Esq., Newton
Abbot, South Devon, aged 13, Oct. 5. Left 1882.¹ Lee Warner.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1887. Deputy Clerk of the Peace for Devon.
16, Cathedral Yard, Exeter.
Macrae, Allan, son of Mrs. Macrae, 12, Richmond Street, New Brighton,
Cheshire, aged 13, July 23. Left 1879.3
Green.
King, Arthur Herbert, son of Richard King, Esq., R.N., Rugby, aged 10,
Sept. 30. Left 1882.2
Town.
King, William Charles Dumas, son of the above Richard King, Esq.,
aged 8, July 23. Left 1881.3
Town.
Morgan, Richard Alfred, son of Mr. James Morgan, Oliver Street, Rugby,
aged 13, Feb. 20. Left 1879.2
Town.
Surveyor and Draughtsman.
Drysdale Street, Malvern, Melbourne.
Bosanquet, Eugene Percival, son of Percival Bosanquet, Esq., (0.R., 1845),
Buckskin Hall, East Barnet, aged 15, Oct. 13. Left 1878.³
Hutchinson.
Died from the bite of a rattlesnake at Daytone, Florida, February 2, 1891.
ENTRANCES IN MAY, 1878.
Cartwright, William John Gratrex, son of William George Cartwright,
Esq., 7, Victoria Place, Newport, aged 14, March 23. Left 1882.º
School.
Died in 1887.
Pearce, Charles Marshall, son of R. W. Pearce, Esq., East India Railway,
Calcutta, aged 15, Aug. 11. Left 1880.3
School.
1
64
May 1878.
Lister, (Hon.) Reginald, third son of the late Lord Ribblesdale, care of
Lady Ribblesdale, Gisburne, Skipton, aged 12, May 19. Left
1881.3
School.
Scholar, 1878. In the Foreign Office. Attaché, July 24, 1886. Appointed to
Berlin, 1887. Promoted to be a Third Secretary, 1888. Transferred to Paris,
1889.
Foreign Office List.
Jackson, Edward Alexander, son of the late Sir Charles Jackson, and
ward of Miss Armitage, Farnley Lodge, Cheltenham, aged 13,
Aug. 5. Left 1879.¹
School.
Torry, Henry John Claude, son of John Berry Torry, Esq., Shrubb Hill,
Sunningdale, Berks, aged 14, Nov. 13. Left 1882.2 School.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887. Ordained, 1888. Assistant Curate of
Matlock, 1888.
Matlock, Derbyshire.
Hassall, Charles Mynors Piercy, son of the Rev. Thomas Hassall, Rearsby,
Leicester, aged 14, Feb. 26. Left 1883.2
School.
Trinity College, Cambridge, 1884. Gazetted to the 17th, Leicestershire Regiment,
May 9, 1885.
Army List.
Holt, William Durning, eldest son of William Durning Holt, Esq.,
Sandfield Park, Liverpool, aged 13, June 18. Left 1880.2 School.
Farming in Somerset.
Manor Farm, Castle Cary, Bath.
Farquharson, William George Robertson, son of James Miller Farqu-
harson, Esq., Jamaica, and 49, Jeffrey Square, London, E.C.,
aged 13, Aug. 9. Left 1879.¹
School.
M.R.C.S., 1891. House Surgeon at St. Mary's Hospital.
12, St. Mary's Square, Paddington, London, W.
Castle, Arthur, son of Arthur Castle, Esq., Burgess Hill, Sussex, aged
Arnold.
13, Jan. 27. Left 1882.¹
On the London Stock Exchange.
Walton-on-Thames, Surrey.
Drummond, Huntley Redpath, son of George A. Drummond, Esq., 11,
Avenue de Martigny, Champs Elyseés, Paris, aged 14, March 3.
Left 1882.2
Arnold.
XV., 1880, 1881. In business at Montreal,
864, Sherbrooke Street, Montreal, Canada.
Henderson, George, son of John Henderson, Esq., Cornhill, Northumber-
land, aged 13, Oct. 22. Left 1880.2
Arnold.
Farming in Northumberland.
As above.
May 1878.
65
Moody, John Frederick Badger, eldest son of John Moody, Esq.,
4. Vernon Street, Derby, aged 13, July 28. Left 1881.2 Arnold.
Exeter College, Oxford, 1883. Diploma, Royal Veterinary College, 1889. Fellow
of the Royal Veterinary Association.
Whitaker, James, son of John Whitaker, Esq., Winsley Hall, Shrewsbury,
aged 14, Aug. 2. Left 1880.¹
Arnold.
Gazetted to the 20th Hussars, November 25, 1885. Egypt, 1886. Aldershot, 1891.
Army List.
Castens, Herbert Hayton, eldest son of Emilius M. I.
Port Elizabeth, South Africa, nephew of
14, Western Street, Bedford, aged 13, Nov. 23.
XI., 1882, 1883. XV., 1881, 1882. Brasenose College, Oxford, 1884. Called to
the Bar, Inner Temple, 1889,
Reinsberg House, Port Elizabeth.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1891.
As above.
Castens, Esq., of
Mrs. Colquhoun,
Left 1883.2
Bowden Smith.
Holt, Frank, son of George Edward Holt, Esq., Fern Hill, New Brighton,
Cheshire, aged 14, May 21. Left 1880.2
Bowden Smith,
Fallows, John Arthur, only son of Thomas Stratton
48, Frederick Road, Edgbaston, aged 13, Dec. 22.
Scholar of Queen's College, Oxford, 1883. Second Class Classical Moderations,
1884. B.A., Second Class Final Classical and Final Law Schools, 1887. M.A.,
1890. A Lay Helper in St. Andrew's, Stockwell Green, London, S.W., 1891.
Fallows, Esq.,
Left 1883.²
Hutchinson.
Hill, Henry Ernest, son of Arthur Hill, Esq., Heatherside, Wokingham,
Hutchinson.
aged 15, April 13. Left 1881.2
St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A., 1884. M.A., 1888. Ordained, 1890. Vice-
Principal of the Abbey School, Beckenham.
Beckenham Abbey, Kent.
Law, John Aughtry, son of Hugh Law, Esq., Q.C., M.P., (afterwards Lord
Chancellor of Ireland), 9, Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin, aged 14,
Dec. 23. Left 1880.3
Hutchinson.
In business at Llanelly.
Fronheilog, Llanelly.
Woolwich, 1881. Gazetted to the Royal Artillery, 1883. Resigned his Commission,
Ardbraccan, Co. Meath, Ireland.
1887.
Bond, Henry Coulson, son of Frank Walters Bond, Esq., Forest Hill,
London, S.E., aged 13, July 27. Left 1882.3
Wilson.
A Member of the London Stock Exchange. Isthmian Club.
As above.
Buckley, Cecil Arthur Stirling, second son of John Arthur Buckley, Esq.,
Hampton Wick, Middlesex, aged 14, May 19. Left 1880. Wilson.
I
66
May 1878.
Rumney, Abraham Wren, son of Oswald George Rumney, Esq., M.D.,
Keswick, aged 14, Aug. 1. Left 1881.¹
Wilson.
Cambridge, B.A., 1885. M.A., 1889. Admitted a
Scholar, 1879. Trinity Hall,
Solicitor, June, 1889.
Riverholme, Keswick.
❤
Stoehr, Emil Moritz, son of the late Emile Moritz Stoehr, Esq., care of
Mrs. Stoehr, Alderley Edge, aged 14, Jan. 27. Left 1880.2
Wilson.
Owen's College, Manchester, 1881-1884. Balliol College, Oxford, 1887—1889.
In business in London.
Care of Heilgers & Co., 22, Great St. Helens, London, E.C.
Coote, Howard, son of Thomas Coote, Esq., Oaklands, St. Ives, Hunts,
Elsee.
aged 14, Feb. 11. Left 1882.2
A Member of the Huntingdon County Council.
As above.
Elsee, Arthur, son of the Rev. Charles Elsee, Assistant Master at Rugby
School, aged 12, March 19. Left 1884.¹
Elsee.
Scholar, 1880. St. John's College, Cambridge, 1884. An Engineer.
38, Tavistock Road, Westbourne Park, London, W.
Hadden, Henry Alexander, sixth son of Frederick James Hadden, Esq.,
Wykeham Abbey, York, aged 14, Feb. 1. Left 1882.¹ Elsee.
University College, Oxford, B.A., 1887.
Melly, Augustus George, fifth son of Charles Pierre Melly, Esq., (0.R.,
1844), Aigburth, Liverpool, aged 13, Nov. 8. Left 1882.3 Elsee.
Admitted a Solicitor, November, 1887.
Riversley, Aigburth, Liverpool.
Mott, Charles Cheape, son of Charles John Mott, Esq., (o.R., 1840),
Clifton, Rugby, aged 13, April 6. Left 1884.2
Elsee.
XI., 1884. Selwyn College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887. M.A., 1891. Assistant
Master at Cheltenham College, 1887, 1888; at Lambrook, Bracknell, 1889.
Clifton-on-Dunsmore, Rugby.
Wrigley, Harry Cecil, second son of the late David Wrigley, Esq., care
of Mrs. Wrigley, Aigburth Hall, Liverpool, aged 14, April 30.
Left 1881.3
Elsee.
Plas Newydd, Ruthin, North Wales.
Ripley, George Eustace, son of the Rev. William Nottidge Ripley,
Earlham Hall, Norwich, aged 14, Jan. 10. Left 1881.³
Lee Warner.
XI., 1881. Gazetted to the 48th, Northamptonshire Regiment, 1884. Naval and
Military Club.
As above.
May 1878.
67
Ronald, Arthur Edwin, son of R. B. Ronald, Esq., Sutton Place, Dartford,
aged 15, March 24. Left 1881.2
Lee Warner.
XV., 1880. VIII., 1880, 1881. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A. and M.B., 1884.
M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P. Practising in Melbourne.
Melbourne, Victoria.
ཇཱ'
Jones, Willoughby, third son of Sir Willoughby Jones, Bart., Cranmer
Hall, Fakenham, aged 13, May 18. Left 1879.2
Lee Warner.
Gazetted to the 2nd Battalion The Norfolk Regiment, February 7, 1885. Died in
Burma, 1888.
Bence-Jones, Reginald, second son of William Bence-Jones, Esq., 34,
Elvaston Place, Queen's Gate, London, S.W., aged 12, Nov. 1.
Left 1881.1
Lee Warner.
St. John's College, Oxford, 1884. Of Lisselan, Clonakilty, Co. Cork.
2, Hare Court, Temple, London, E.C.
Harrison, Marmaduke Cecil Crofton, eldest son of the late Laurence John
Harrison, Esq., care of Mrs. Harrison, Leyden House, Mortlake,
aged 13, July 14. Left 1882.¹
Lee Warner.
Exeter College, Oxford, B.A., 1887.
MacMahon, William Hastings, son of Colonel Alexander Ruxton MacMahon,
Simla, India, aged 14, Feb. 13. Left 1879.2
Lee Warner.
Atter, Francis Ward, son of the late James Atter, Esq., and brother of
E. A. Atter, Esq., Stamford, aged 12, July 10. Tieft 1881.3 Green.
Admitted a Solicitor, April, 1889.
As above.
Goldy, Arnold, son of Major A. Goldy, The Maples, Lewisham, Kent,
Green.
aged 15, March 9. Left 1881.³
Orange Growing in
XV., 1881. R.A.C., Cirencester, First Scholar, 1882.
Florida, 1891.
Harwood, Volusia Co., Florida, U.S.4.
Solly, Ernest, son of Arthur Isaac Solly, Esq., Heathfield, Congleton,
Green.
aged 15, April 12. Left 1881.3
St. Thomas's Hospital, College Prize, 1881. Solly Medal and Prize, 1886. M.B.
London, 1887. F.R.C.S., 1888. Surgical Registrar, St. Thomas's, 1888-1890.
Resident Medical Officer, Royal Free Hospital, 1891.
Royal Free Hospital, Gray's Inn Road, London, W.C.
Haddock, James Rudolph, son of Mrs. Haddock, Rugby, aged 13, April 20.
Left 1878.2
Town.
Left from ill health same Term. On H.M.S. "Conway," but disqualified from
same cause. Has been residing in America.
Line, James Barnard, son of William Robert Line, Esq., Bilton Hill,
Rugby, aged 14, May 25. Left 1880.2
Town.
Farming in Manitoba.
Cook's Creek, Manitoba, Canada.
68
September 1878.
Mackenzie, Kenneth Walter Ingleby, son of John Ingleby Mackenzie,
Esq., M.D., Rugby, aged 14, March 2. Left 1881.2
Town.
L.R.C.P. and M.R.C.S., 1886. Practising as a Physician and Surgeon at Ryde.
Widcombe Lodge, John Street, Ryde, Isle of Wight.
ENTRANCES IN SEPTEMBER, 1878.
Townend, Harry, third son of Joseph Wrigley Townend, Esq., Culling-
worth, Bingley, aged 14, Aug. 17.
Left 1883.2
School.
Scholar, 1879. Head of the School.
Second Class Classical Moderations, 1885.
School, 1887. A Private Tutor, 1891.
Lindley Lodge, Nuneaton.
Scholar of Hertford College, Oxford, 1882.
B.A., Third Class Final Classical
Burn, John Henry, eldest son of John Henry Burn, Esq., Tynemouth,
School,
aged 14, March 24. Left 1883.2
VIII. 1881, 1882. Minor Exhibitioner, 1883. University College, Oxford, First
Class Classical Moderations, 1884. B.A., First Class Final Classical School, 1887.
Called to the Bar, Inner Temple, 1890.
Cullercoats, Northumberland.
Martley, Francis Charles, son of Francis Blackburne Martley, Esq., 3,
Herbert Street, Dublin, aged 13, Jan. 20. Left 1884.2 School.
Minor Exhibition, 1884. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887. M.A. and
M.B., 1891.
20, Manor Place, Paddington, London, W.
King, Thomas Edward, eldest son of Robert King, Esq., Fern House,
Upper Clapton, London, E., aged 15, May 27. Left 1881.¹ School.
VIII., 1880. Farming in Virginia, 1891.
Covington, Virginia, U.S.A.
Wootten-Wootten, Herbert Edward, fourth son of William Wootten-
Wootten, Esq., Headington House, Oxford, aged 14, April 3.
Left 1882.3
School.
Brasenose College, Oxford, 1883. A partner in the Camden Brewery Company,
London. Reform Club.
4, Phillimore Gardens, London, W.
Greville, (Hon.) Ronald Henry Fulke, eldest son of Captain The Hon.
Algernon William Fulke Greville (afterwards 2nd Lord Greville),
52, Great Cumberland Place, London, W., aged 13, Oct. 14.
Left 1880.2
School.
Gazetted to 1st Life Guards, 1886. Clubs, Bachelors', White's, &c.
Lawrance, Thomas Dalton, eldest son of John Compton Lawrance, Esq.,
Q.C., Dunsby Hall, Bourne, Lincolnshire, and 3, Onslow Square,
London, W., (afterwards M.P. for South Lincoln, 1880, and for
Stamford, 1886), aged 13, Jan. 26. Left 1883.2
School.
Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1886. M.A., 1890,
7, Onslow Square, London, S.W.
1
September 1878.
69
·
Guscotte, Leonard John, son of John Guscotte. Esq., 47, Onslow Square,
London, S.W., aged 13, Feb. 24. Left 1881.2
School.
Admitted a Solicitor, December, 1887.
As above.
Ecroyd, Edward, son of William Farrer Ecroyd, Esq., Spring Cottage,
Burnley, aged 13, Oct. 9. Left 1879.¹
School.
Residing in America.
Mapleton, Minnesota, U.S.A.
Hannen, Edward Charles, son of Benjamin Hannen, Esq., 4, Pembridge
Place, London, W., aged 13, Oct. 14. Left 1879.2
School.
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, B.A., 1886. A Partner in Holland and Hannen, Duke
Street, Bloomsbury.
As above.
Hughes, Alan Edward, son of Thomas Hughes, Esq., J.P., Wychden,
Stafford, aged 12, Oct. 17. Left 1882.1
Bowden Smith.
In business.
Wychden Lodge, near Stafford.
Young, William Young, stepson of Rev. John Abbott, Halifax, Nova
Scotia, aged 12, Jan. 9. Left 1883.¹
Bowden Smith.
Studied for the Colonial Bar, and went to Canada.
Arbuthnot, Keith Fraser, son of William Reierson Arbuthnot, Esq., Plaw-
hatch, East Grinstead, aged 14, May 27. Left 1879.2
Bowden Smith.
Care of Sanderson & Co., Mincing Lane, London.
A Produce Broker.
Edwards, Roderick Mackenzie, son of Roderick Mackenzie Edwards, Esq.,
(O.R., 1839), Naini Tal, North West India, aged 14, July 26. Left
1881.2
Bowden Smith.
Gazetted to the West Surrey Regiment, February 7, 1885. Bengal Staff Corps.
Army List.
Howell, Edward Rawson, son of the Rev. Alfred
Aylesbury, aged 13, Oct. 30. Left 1881.3
In Western Australia, 1891.
9, Church Street, Aylesbury, Bucks.
Hertford College, Oxford, 1885.
Kendall, John Frederick William, only son of Colonel John Kendall,
Gordon House, Scarborough, aged 13, July 15. Left 1884.2
Bowden Smith.
St. Martin's Square, Scarborough.
William Howell,
Bowden Smith.
Marchant, Francis, son of Stephen Walter Marchant, Esq., Matfield,
Brenchley, Staplehurst, aged 14, May 22. Left 1878.3
Bowden Smith.
King's Scholar at Eton. Cricket and Football Elevens, 1882. Trinity College,
Cambridge, B.A., 1887. In business as a Paper Maker in Upper Thames Street.
13, Bruton Street, Berkeley Square, London, W.
70
September 1878.
Stewart, Hugh Fraser, son of Surgeon-General Ludovick Charles
Stewart, Poonah, India, aged 14, Oct. 27. Left 1881.2
Bowden Smith.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., Second Class Natural Science Tripos, 1886.
Hulsean Prize, 1888. Author of "Boethius, an Essay." An Assistant Master at
Marlborough College since 1889. Savile Club.
The College, Marlborough.
Tait, Adam Duncan, son of the Rev. Walter Tait, St. Madocs, Glencarse,
Perth, N.B., aged 14, Dec. 20. Left 1882.¹
Bowden Smith.
Edinburgh University. Admitted a Writer to the Signet, 1889. University Club,
Edinburgh.
As above.
Towsey, Francis William, son of the late Captain F. Towsey, R.N., care
of Mrs. F. Towsey, 2, Belgrave Terrace, Clifton, Bristol, aged 13,
Oct. 6. Left 1881.2
Bowden Smith.
Gazetted to 2nd Battalion The 14th, West Yorkshire Regiment, November 25, 1885.
India, 1891.
Army List.
Bonham-Carter, Gerard, son of Henry Bonham-Carter, Esq., 91, Gloucester
Terrace, London, W., aged 13, Aug. 1. Left 1884.2
Bowden Smith.
In business as a Brewer.
High Street, Portsmouth.
Cumberbatch, Laurence Charles, son of Laurence Henry Cumberbatch,
Esq., Queen's House, Lyndhurst, aged 13, Oct. 1. Left 1881.2
Bowden Smith.
In Mercantile Office in London, 1881. At Bangkok, Siam, 1885. In the Borneo
Company, London, 1891.
28, Fenchurch Street, London, E.C.
Kitson, James Clifford, second son of James Kitson, Esq., Spring Bank,
Headingley, Leeds, (afterwards created a Baronet), aged 13,
Dec. 6. Left 1882.2
Wilson.
In Australia, 1891.
Care of Sir J. Kitson, Gledhow Hall, Leeds.
Allen, John Edward Taylor, third son of Peter Allen, Esq., Overbrook,
Kersal, Manchester, aged 14, Sept. 11. Left 1882.³ Wilson.
XV., 1881, 1882. University College, Oxford, B.A., 1888.
Breeze Mount, Kersal, Manchester.
Cobb, John Henry, son of Henry Peyton Cobb, Esq., Walton-on-Thames,
(afterwards M.P. for Rugby Division of Warwickshire), aged 14,
July 7. Left 1880.3
Wilson.
Studied at Dresden, 1880-1882. Admitted a Solicitor, February, 1888. 53,
Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Wealdstone House, R.S.O., Middlesex.
Jacomb-Hood, Robert Gordon, son of John Kemp Jacomb-Hood, Esq..
Tunbridge Wells, aged 13, June 3. Left 1884.2
Wilson.
VIII., 1884. Exhibitioner of Clare College, Cambridge, 1884. Scholar, 1885.
B.A., First Class Classical Tripos, 1887. M.A. of Melbourne University, 1891.
Broadwater House, Tunbridge Wells.
September 1878.
71
Schiller, Canning Ferdinand Scott, eldest son of John Christian Ferdinand
Schiller, of Othmarchen, in Holstein, sometime of 16, Cavendish
Place, Eastbourne, aged 14, Aug. 16. Left 1882.2
Wilson.
Scholar, 1879. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1882. Exhibitioner of Balliol
College, Oxford, First Class Classical Moderations, 1883. B.A., First Class
Final Classical School, 1886. Taylorian Scholar, 1887.
Oxford Union Society.
Stoehr, Oscar Heinrich, son of the late Emile Moritz Stoehr, Esq., care of
Mrs. Stoehr, Alderley Edge, Cheshire, aged 13, Aug. 6. Left
1882.3
Wilson.
Scholar, 1879. Woolwich, 1883. Gazetted to the Royal Engineers. December 9,
1884. Índia, 1887. Died from the effects of a gun accident at Kalandanda in
June, 1889.
Kitson, Albert Ernest, eldest son of James Kitson, Esq., Spring Bank,
Headingley, Leeds, (afterwards created a Baronet), aged 14, Oct
7. Left 1882.2
Wilson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1886. Reform Club.
Bedford House, Roundhay, Leeds.
Withers, George Harold, son of Samuel Withers, Esq., 15, Abercromby
Square, Liverpool, aged 14, Dec. 9. Left 1881.2 Hutchinson.
Las Palmas, Grand Canary.
Greg, Edward Hyde, son of Edward Hyde Greg, Esq., Quarry Bank,
Handforth, Manchester, aged 14, Jan. 30. Left 1882.2 Elsee.
A Mechanical Engineer.
As above.
Cox, Alfred Richardson, son of Mrs. Cox, Croxhall Hall, Lichfield, aged
Elsee.
13, March 14. Left 1880.¹
Oldbury Hall, Atherstone.
Richardson, Robert Lyman, son of Thomas William Richardson, Esq., 26,
Sussex Square, Brighton, aged 14, Nov. 14. Left 1882.2 Elsee.
XI., 1882. A Merchant in London and China, (Swatow).
27, Roland Gardens, London, S.W.
Muriel, Frank Charles, son of the late William Muriel, Esq., Wickham
Market, Suffolk, stepson of R. H. Joynson, Esq., Richmond Hill,
Bowdon, Cheshire, aged 14, Dec. 3. Left 1881.²
Elsee.
Constitutional Club.
Richmond Lodge, Bowdon, Cheshire.
Hayashi, Jukichi Atsyoski, ward of Moki Asso Hachisuka, 2, Pall Mall
Place, London, S.W., son of Atsunosi Hayashi, Tokio, Japan, aged
14, Oct. 5, or by English Calendar, Nov. 16. Left 1879.2 Elsee.
Scholar, 1878. Afterwards called INOUYE JUKICHI. A Teacher at the Daiichi
Koto Chugaco, Tokio, Japan, 1891.
Brooke, Alexander Trafford, son of Alexander Brooke, Esq., (0.r., 1850),
Muswell Hill Road, Highgate, London, N., aged 14, May 14.
Left 1881.2
Scott.
Handford, Cheshire.
72
September 1878.
Bill, Arthur Leslie, son of John Bill, Esq., Radford Road, Coventry, aged
14, March 7. Left 1980.³
Scott.
Studied Modern Languages abroad, 1881-1884. In business, Raw Silk trade.
As above.
Heatley, John, son of John Heatley, Esq., Eaton, Market Drayton, Salop,
aged 14, Sept. 13. Left 1881.¹
Scott.
The Chestnuts, Eaton, Market Drayton.
Ormiston, Walter, son of Walter Ormiston, Esq., 17, Belsize Park, London,
N.W., aged 14, May 29. Left 1880.3
Scott.
Passed Final Examination for Solicitor, but never practised. A Tea and Coffee
Planter in Ceylon.
Kalupahani Estate, Haldanemulla, Ceylon.
Chamberlain, Joseph Austen, eldest son of Joseph Chamberlain, Esq.,
M.P., (afterwards the Right Hon. J. Chamberlain, P.C.), Birming-
ham, aged 14, Oct. 16. Left 1882.2
Lee Warner.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1885. M.A., 1889. Devonshire Club.
Highbury, Moor Green, Birmingham.
Kelsall, John Edward, eldest son of William Kelsall, Esq., Fareham,
Hants, aged 14, Jan. 5. Left 1882.2
Lee Warner.
M.A., 1889. Ordained, 1889. Assistant
Balliol College, Oxford, B.A., 1885.
Curate of Holy Trinity, Wavertree.
Wavertree, Liverpool.
on-Tyne, aged 13, Jan. 26. Left 1883.1
Richardson, Philip, son of John Wigham Richardson, Esq., Newcastle-
Lee Warner.
King's College, Cambridge, B.A., 1886. M.A., 1890. A Shipbuilder at New-
castle.
Wingrove House, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Ronald, Angus Cameron, son of R. B. Ronald, Esq., 29, Pembridge Square,
London, W., aged 13, May 6. Loft 1882.2
Lee Warner.
XV., 1881. Sheep-farming in New South Wales.
Nap Nap Station, Murrumbidgee River, New South Wales.
Greaves, John Hall, second son of Hilton Greaves, Esq., Decker Hall,
Green.
Oldham, aged 14, Dec. 26. Left 1882.¹
Hertford College, Oxford, B.A., First Class Final Law School, 1887. Called to the
Bar, Lincoln's Inn, 1889.
Hankelow, Nantwich, Cheshire.
Fison, Edward Lorimer, son of Edward Fison, Esq., Burlington Road,
Ipswich, aged 13, July 31. Left 1883.2
Green.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1888.
As above.
Hamilton, Fraser Grant, son of Robert Wallace Hamilton, Esq., Llan
Arthen, Castleton, Cardiff, aged 13, June 20. Left 1880.¹ Green.
January 1879.
73
Wayne, Francis Herman Milford, son of Captain Herman Wayne, Tick-
wood Hall, Wenlock, Salop, aged 15, July 14. Left 1880.¹ Green.
Magdalen College, Cambridge, B.A., 1883. In business in America since 1883.
Haswell, Edward William, son of Mrs. Haswell, North Street, Rugby,
aged 12, March 3. Left 1883.2
Town.
Wadham College, Oxford, 1887. B.A., Non-Collegiate, 1891.
St. Stephen's House, Oxford.
ENTRANCES IN JANUARY, 1879.
Bateson, James, son of William Gandy Bateson, Esq., New Heys, Allerton,
Liverpool, aged 14, Nov. 14. Left 1881.2
School.
In Bombay, 1891.
Birch, George, only son of the late George Birch. Esq., care of Mrs. Birch,
Weston, Bath, aged 14, Sept. 30. Left 1881.¹
School.
•
Sandhurst, 1884. Gazetted to the 18th Hussars, January, 1885. Captain, August
1, 1890. In India, 1891.
Mhow, Bombay.
Higginbotham, Robert Ker, son of Charles Titus Higginbotham, Esq.,
Craigmaddie, Milngavie, N.B., aged 14, Dec. 25. Left 1883.2
School.
XV., 1882. VIII., 1882, 1883.
Western Club, Glasgow.
St. Clair Ford, Anson, son of Captain St. Clair Ford, J.P., Zeeluyt House,
Cheltenham, aged 14, Oct. 7. Left 1880.2
School.
In Florida, since 1886.
Fort Meade, Polk Co., Florida, U.S.A.
Stamer, Reginald Dent, fourth son of the Venerable Sir Lovelace Tomlin-
son Stamer, Bart., (0.R. 1843), afterwards Bishop Suffragan of
Shrewsbury, Stoke-upon-Trent, aged 13, Sept. 2. Left 1884.3
School.
XI., 1883. Pembroke College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887. Ordained, 1888. Assistant
Curate of Leek since 1888.
Leek, Staffordshire.
Smyth, Robert McClintock, son of the late John Acheson Smyth, Esq.,
(0.R., 1848), care of Mrs. Smyth, Ardmore, Londonderry, Ireland,
aged 14, Feb. 19. Left 1881.2
School.
In the Timber Trade in Argentina.
La Banda, Santiago de Estero, Argentine Republic.
Stokoe, John Herbert, son of the Rev. Thomas Henry Stokoe, D.D.,
Tooting Common, aged 14, Jan. 5. Left 1879.3
School.
King's College School, 1882. Assistant Master at Rottingdean School, near
Brighton. Junior Conservative Club.
Rottingdean School, Brighton.
Jay
K
74
January 1879.
Tooth, Adolphus, son of Arthur Tooth, Esq., 21, Cumberland Terrace,
Regents Park, London, N.W., aged 14, Oct. 18. Left 1882.2
School.
Admitted a Solicitor, February, 1888.
36, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C.
Vaughan, William Wyamer, only son of Henry Halford Vaughan, Esq.,
(o.R., 1822), Upton Castle, Pembroke, aged 13, Feb. 25. Left 1884.2
School.
XV., 1882, 1883. New College, Oxford, Second Class Classical Moderations, 1885.
B.A., Second Class Final Classical School, 1888. Assistant Master at Clifton
College.
Clifton College, Bristol.
Wardlaw, George Lake, second son of the late Major James Wardlaw,
care of Mrs. Wardlaw, Belmaduthy, N.B., aged 14, April 19.
Left 1881.2
School.
Farming in New Zealand.
Athenree, Thames, New Zealand.
Colls, Arthur Stanley, son of Thomas Colls, Esq., Hagley Road, Birming-
ham, afterwards of Beacon Wood, Bromsgrove, aged 13, Feb. 27.
Left 1880.3
Bowden Smith.
District Engineer under the Government in Ceylon, since August, 1886.
Trincomalee, Ceylon.
Colt, Francis Dymock, son of Frederick Hoare Colt, Esq., 6, Adamson
Road, South Hampstead, aged 15, Jan. 2. Left 1883.²
Bowden Smith.
Racquets, 1883. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1886.
Clifton, Bristol.
Hodson, Laurence William, son of W. Hodson, Esq., Wolverhampton,
aged 15, July 28. Left 1880.2
Bowden Smith,
In business as a Brewer.
Butler & Sons, Wolverhampton.
Lowenthal, Frank, son of Joseph Lowenthal, Esq., The Grange, Hudders-
field, aged 14, Dec. 2. Left 1883.¹
Bowden Smith.
As above.
Pattinson, Harry, son of Hugh Lee Pattinson, Esq., Scots House, West
Bolden, Newcastle-on-Tyne, afterwards of 136, Fellows Road,
Hampstead, aged 14, Nov. 29. Left 1882.1
Bowden Smith.
XV., 1881. Died at Valparaiso, July 5, 1888.
Wise, Arthur Boyer, son of John Wise, Esq., Redlands, Reading, aged 14,
June 2. Left 1883.¹
Bowden Smith.
VIII., 1881, 1882. In business. Returns from Manile, Philippine Islands, in
1892.
Oak Bank, Alderley Edge, Cheshire.
January 1879.
75
Bate, William Cornwallis, son of W. A, Bate, Esq., Beechwood, Knutsford,
aged 14, Aug. 11. Left 1881.¹
Hutchinson.
In Manitoba, 1891.
Butterfield Post Office, Manitoba, Canada, N.W.
Brierley, Shirley Howard, son of Leonard Brierley, Esq., Edgbaston,
Birmingham, aged 14, May 10. Left 1880.¹
Hutchinson.
A Manufacturer.
25, Frederick Road, Edgbaston.
Burton, Arthur Robinson, son of David Burton, Esq., Cherry Burton,
Beverley, aged 14, Sept. 17. Left 1880.2
Hutchinson.
Evans, Martin Llewellyn, eldest son of the late John Llewellyn Evans,
Esq., care of Mrs. Evans, 2, Nanton Park Villas, Cheltenham,
aged 14, June 21. Left 1883.2
Hutchinson.
Trinity College, Oxford, B.A., 1886. M.A., 1890. Admitted a Solicitor, July,
1890.
Cheltenham.
Hudson, John Harold, son of John Anthony Hudson, Esq., Longcroft,
Beverley, aged 14, July 1. Left 1881.¹
Hutchinson.
Grosvenor Club, New Bond Street.
As above.
Leitch, Hugh Quintin, son of James Leitch, Esq., Claughton, Birkenhead,
aged 13, Feb. 18. Left 1882.2
Hutchinson.
20, Devonshire Place, Claughton, Birkenhead.
Marigold, Percy Frederick, son of James Marigold, Esq., Edgbaston,
Birmingham, aged 13, July 1. Left 1882.1
Hutchinson.
Farming in Warwickshire.
Fillongley, near Coventry.
Rowley, Oldham Whitaker, son of Alexander Butler Rowley, Esq., Whalley
Range, Manchester, aged 14, July 29. Left 1882.2 Hutchinson.
In business as a Cotton Spinner.
Hurst, Ashton-under-Lyne.
Thomson, Charles, son of William Thomson, Esq., Moss Side, Manchester,
aged 14, Dec. 2. Left 1881.3
Hutchinson.
In business in Manchester.
As above.
Fowler, Archibald Robert, son of Robert Fowler, Esq., Petersham, aged
14, Oct. 7. Left 1881.8
Wilson.
XV., 1881. Admitted a Solicitor, December, 1888.
2, Victoria Mansions, Westminster.
76
January 1879.
Burton, Edward, eldest son of Edward Burton, Esq., Tyldesley, Man-
chester, aged 14, Aug. 23. Left 1882.3
Scott.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1886. Associated Member of Institute of Civil
Engineers, 1891.
Dock Yard, Liverpool.
Callender, Eustace Maude, son of the late Samuel Pope Callender, Esq.,
care of Mrs. Callender, Rugby, aged 14, Oct. 31. Left 1881.2
Scott.
VIII., 1881. Medical Student, St. Mary's Hospital, 1882. M.R.C.S., 1886.
Held offices at St. Mary's, 1886-1890. L.R.C.P., 1890.
45, Connaught Square, London, W.
Kelvey, Charles James, eldest son of Charles Kelvey, Esq., 29, Norfolk
Road, St. John's Wood, London, aged 14, Sept. 1. Left 1882.¹
Scott.
In ill health and residing abroad, since 1884.
Home as above.
Sykes, Harold Platt, eldest son of Thomas Hardcastle Sykes, Esq.,
Cheadle, Cheshire, aged 13, Feb. 19. Left 1882.3
Scott.
St. John's College, Oxford, 1884. Gazetted to the 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen's
Bays), November 16, 1887. National Conservative Club. In India, 1891.
Cringle, Cheadle, Cheshire.
Arton, William Denby, only son of Thomas Arton, Esq., Micklefield,
Rawdon, Leeds, aged 14, June 17. Left 1883.¹
Elsee.
Hertford College, Oxford, B.A., 1887. M.A., 1891. Called to the Bar, Inner
Temple, January, 1889. Isthmian Club.
Tanfield Lodge, Bedale, Yorkshire.
Brown, Henry Rowland, only son of Henry Rowland Brown, Esq., Oxley
Grove, Stanmore, aged 13, May 19. Left 1883.3
Elsee.
University College, Oxford, B.A., 1887. M.A., 1891. Called to the Bar, Lincoln's
Inn, 1889. South-Eastern Circuit. National Liberal Club.
Pinner, Middlesex.
Martin, Ernest Edward, son of Edwin Martin, Esq., North Crawley,
Sussex, aged 13, Aug. 23. Left 1879.2
Elsee.
Gartwhingean Cottage, Dollar, N.B.
MacMaster, Alexander Antony, son of Alexander MacMaster, Esq., Park
House, Stranraer, N.B., aged 15, Sept. 26. Left 1880.2 Elsee.
Has settled in New Zealand.
Waikaura, New Zealand.
Heginbottom, William, son of Thomas Heginbottom, Esq., Ashton-under-
Lyne, aged 14, Nov. 18. Left 1883.¹
Elsee.
In business as a Cotton Spinner.
Stamford House, Ashton-under-Lyne.
January 1879.
77
Miller, William, eldest son of William Miller, Esq., Woodhall, Pinner,
Elsee.
aged 14, Dec. 8. Left 1883.2
First
Minor Exhibitioner, 1883. Scholar of Hertford College, Oxford, 1882.
Class Classical Moderations, 1884. B.A., First Class Final Classical School, 1887.
Simpson, Frank Robert, son of John Bell Simpson, Esq., Hedgefield
Elsee.
House, Blaydon-on-Tyne, aged 14, April 12. Left 1882.3
XI., 1882. XV., 1882. Durham University, 1884. A Mining Engineer, holding
First Class Certificate under the Act.
Cannock Chase Colliery, near Walsall.
Edwards, Charles Frederick, son of the late Thomas Gandage Edwards,
Esq., care of Mrs. Edwards, 13, Croxteth Road, Liverpool, aged 14,
Lee Warner.
May 12. Left 1881.3
A Merchant in Liverpool.
7, Fulwood Park, Liverpool.
Higgin, Charles Ernest, fourth son of Thomas Higgin, Esq., Ethersall,
Roby, Liverpool, aged 15, Dec. 20. Left 1880.2 Lee Warner.
In business in Liverpool.
Ethersall, Mossley Hill, Liverpool.
Moody, Henry Clervaulx, son of General Moody, Caynham House, Ludlow,
Lee Warner.
aged 14, Feb. 8. Left 1880.3
Gazetted to the 2nd Battalion The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment), August
25th, 1883. Served in the Burmese Expedition, 1885, 1887, (Medal with Clasp).
Umballa, Bengal, 1891.
Wilson, Cecil, son of the Rev. Daniel Frederick Wilson, Vicar of Mitcham,
aged 14, Oct. 30. Left 1882.3
Lee Warner.
XV., 1882. A Civil Engineer.
The Vicarage, Mitcham.
Downing, Geoffrey, son of Samuel Downing, Esq., Monkstown, Co. Dublin,
aged 13, May 9. Left 1879.3
Lee Warner.
Trinity College, Dublin, 1883. Gazetted to the 2nd Battalion Royal Dublin
Fusiliers, May 6, 1885.
Army List.
Phillips, Thomas, son of Charles Phillips, Esq., Willenhall, and nephew
of Mrs. Spittle, West Bromwich, aged 14, Dec. 24. Left 1880.3
Green.
In business at Wolverhampton.
As above.
Foster, Alfred James, son of J. Foster, Esq., Hindley Hall, Stocksfield-on-
Tyne, aged 14, Feb. 1. Left, same Term.
Green.
J.P. for County of Durham.
As above.
78
May 1879.
Haswell, Joseph Stenson, son of Mrs. Haswell, North Street, Rugby,
aged 11, Nov. 6. Left 1880.3
Town.
An Electrical Engineer.
Stanley Chambers, Gallowtree Gate, Leicester.
ENTRANCES IN MAY, 1879.
Bates, William, son of W. Bates, Esq., Dale Hall, Burslem, aged 14, Jan.
23. Left 1881.2
School.
Died in Switzerland in 1882.
Davey, Horace Scott, eldest son of Horace Davey, Esq., Q.C., afterwards
Sir Horace Davey, M.P., (0.R. 1848), 10, Queen's Gate Gardens,
South Kensington, aged 14, April 25. Left 1883.2
School.
Gazetted to the 18th Hussars,
VIII., 1883. Oriel College, Oxford, 1883.
September 14, 1887.
Mhow, Bombay, 1891.
Roscoe, Henry Lincoln, son of Henry Roscoe, Esq., Roehampton Park,
London, S.W., aged 14, April 16. Left 1884.2
School.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887.
As above.
De Candolle, Raymond, son of Mons. Casimir de Candolle, 11, Rue Massot,
Geneva, aged 14, Aug. 24. Left 1883.2
Bowden Smith.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1886. A Civil Engineer. In Mexico, 1891.
663, Ciudad of Mexico.
Perryn, Richard George Henry, eldest son of Richard Henry Perryn, Esq.,
(0.R., 1845), Twickenham, aged 14, Dec. 25. Left 1879.3
Bowden Smith.
Exeter College, Oxford, B.A., 1888. Practising as a Barrister in Canada.
Toronto Junction, Canada.
Haddock, Lorents Braun, son of James Haddock, Esq., Windle Cottage, St.
Helens, Lancashire, aged 14, March 26. Left 1883.3 Hutchinson.
XV., 1883. VIII., 1880, 1881, 1882, 1883.
Ellerslie, Aigburth Road, Liverpool.
Haworth, Arthur Adlington, son of Abraham Haworth, Esq., Hilston
House, Altrincham, aged 13, Aug. 22. Left 1884.2 Hutchinson.
In business in Manchester. A partner in James Dilworth and Son since 1890.
Manchester Reform Club.
As above.
Lees, John Percy, son of John Lees, Esq., Primrose House, Oldham,
aged 13, Aug. 6. Left 1884.¹
Hutchinson.
May 1879.
79
Martin, Henry, son of William Martin, Esq., Stirchley, Birmingham, aged
14, July 22. Left 1881.3
Hutchinson.
In business in Birmingham.
Bournbrook Hall, near Birmingham.
Samson, Walter, second son of Henry Samson, Esq., Green Walk,
Bowdon, Cheshire, aged 14, July 9. Left 1883.2 Hutchinson.
Brasenose College, Oxford, B.A., 1886. In business.
Brunswick House, Bowdon, Cheshire.
Secker, William Henry, eldest son of the Rev. Thomas Jackson Secker,
Sunderland, aged 13, Nov. 3. Left 1880.2
Hutchinson.
Scholar of St. John's College, Oxford, 1884. First Class Classical Moderations,
1886. B.A., Second Class Final Classical School, 1888. A Master at Aysgarth
School since 1890.
6, West Elms, Sunderland.
Jessel, Herbert Merton, second son of the Right Hon. Sir George Jessel,
Master of the Rolls, 10, Hyde Park Gardens, London, W., aged
12, Oct. 27. Left 1883.3
School.
Scholar, 1881. New College, Oxford, 1884. Gazetted to the 17th Lancers,
November, 1886.
7, Grosvenor Place, London, S.W.
Payne, Frederick Gillies, son of Sir Salusbury Gillies Payne, Bart., (0.R.,
1845), Blunham House, Sandy, Bedfordshire, aged 14, Nov. 7.
Left 1882.¹
Scott.
Went to America in 1886. Manager at Bridgeport, U.S.A., of branch mills of
Messrs. J. and N. Phillips, Manchester.
81, Walker Street, New York.
Roche, Charles Hubert, son of Charles Bennett Roche, Esq., Daventry,
aged 14, Aug. 8. Left 1882.2
Scott.
Admitted a Solicitor, December, 1887.
As above.
Simpkinson, Theodore, son of the Rev. John Nassau Simpkinson, (0.R.,
1831), Rector of North Creake, Fakenham, aged 13, April 12.
Left 1882.2
Scott.
An Agricultural Settler in North-West Territory, Canada, 1885.
Coote, Charles Harold, son of Charles Coote, Esq., Christchurch, Hants,
aged 14, Oct. 13. Left 1882.¹
Elsee.
In business as a Coal Merchant.
Weybridge.
Griffith-Boscawen, Arthur Sackville Trevor, youngest son of Boscawen
Trevor Griffith-Boscawen, Esq., (0.R., 1849), Trevalyn Hall,
Wrexham, aged 13, Oct. 18. Left 1884.1
Elsee.
Scholar, 1880. Exhibitioner of Queen's College, Oxford, 1884. Second Class
Classical Moderations, 1886. B.A., First Class Final Classical and Second Class
Modern History, 1888. Student of the Middle Temple, 1889.
St. Stephen's Club, London.
80
May 1879.
Hayward, Charles Wiltens Andrée, second son of Johnson Frederick
Hayward, Esq., Freshford, Bath, afterwards of Limpley Stoke,
Wilts, aged 12, July 21. Left 1884.3
Elsee.
Scholar, 1881. XV., 1884. Exeter College, Oxford, B.A., 1888. Called to the
Bar, Inner Temple, 1890.
Capetown, South Africa.
May, John, second son of George May, Esq., Sherwood Lodge, Reading,
afterwards of The Warren, Caversham, aged 13, Feb. 5. Left
1882.2
Elsee.
Scholar, 1880. University College, London, 1882. A Civil Engineer.
29, Westmoreland Road, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Peterson, Frederick Hopewell, son of Frederick William Voysey Peterson,
Esq., Bengal Civil Service, aged 14, Sept. 5. Left 1881.3 Elsee.
XV., 1881. Gazetted to the Yorkshire Light Infantry, November 25, 1885.
Bengal Staff Corps.
Army List.
Thompson, Astley John Onslow, son of Astley Thompson, Esq., Glyn
Abbey, Kinevelley, Caermarthenshire, aged 14, Jan. 3.
1882.3
Left
Elsee.
Manager of Camden Park Estate, and J.P., New South Wales. Australian Club,
Sydney.
Camden Park, Menangle, New South Wales.
Winterbotham, Arthur Strachan, son of Arthur Brand Winterbotham,
Esq., Norman Hill, Dursley, aged 14, June 28. Left 1882.2 Elsee.
XI., 1882. A Manufacturer.
Cam, Dursley, Gloucestershire.
MacInnes, Neil, son of Miles MacInnes, Esq., M.P., (o.R., 1843), Rickerby,
Carlisle, aged 14, Jan. 11. Left 1883.2
Lee Warner.
VIII., 1883. J.P. for Cumberland.
As above.
Sandars, Harmer Llewellyn, son of Thomas Collett Sandars, Esq., (o.r.,
1836), 46, Cleveland Square, London, W., aged 14, July 9.
same Term.
Lee Warner.
Left
Died in October, 1886.
Watson, Archibald, eldest son of the late Archibald A. Watson, Esq., of
Stroquhan, Dumfrieshire, aged 14, Nov. 13. Left 1883.2
Lee Warner.
XI., 1882, 1883. Balliol College, Oxford, B.A., 1887. Called to the Bar, Inner
Temple, November, 1890.
Broadbent, John Francis Harpin, eldest son of William Henry Broadbent,
Esq., M.D., 34, Seymour Street, London, W., aged 13, Oct. 16.
Left 1884.2
Whitelaw.
Scholar of Hertford College, Oxford, 1884. Second Class Classical Moderations,
1886. B.A., 1888. New Oxford and Cambridge Club.
34, Seymour Street, Portman Square, London, W.
September 1879.
81
Culshaw, George Harold, fourth son of the late William Culshaw, Esq.,
and brother of A. Culshaw, Esq., Park Avenue, Mossley, Liver-
pool, aged 15, Jan. 18. Left 1881.¹
Green.
Exeter College, Oxford, B.A., 1888. M.A., 1889. Ordained, 1890. Assistant
Curate of All Saints, Hereford, since 1890. New Athenæum Club.
Moorfields, Hereford.
Hechle, James Herbert, son of J. Hechle, Esq., Calcutta, aged 14, May 14.
Left 1881.2
Green.
A Solicitor in Calcutta.
Bengal Club, Calcutta.
Campbell, Evan Cameron Bracken, son of James Archibald Campbell,
Esq., (0.R., 1822), Rugby, and New Inverawe, Argyleshire, aged
13, Jan. 22. Left 1885.2
Town.
4, Knaresborough Place, London, W.
ENTRANCES IN SEPTEMBER, 1879.
Benyon-Winsor, Walter John, son of William Henry Benyon-Winsor,
Esq., 23, Pembridge Gardens, London, W., aged 14, Feb. 20.
Left 1882.2
School.
Farming in Manitoba, 1891.
Blackwell, Edmund Alfred, son of Thomas Francis Blackwell, Esq., The
Cedars, Harrow Weald, aged 13, March 18. Left 1882.2 School.
A Merchant in Soho Square. Isthmian Club.
27, Gloucester Place, Hyde Park, London, W.
Bolckow, Henry William Ferdinand, son of Carl Ferdinand Henry Bolckow,
Esq., Marton Hall, Middlesborough, aged 14, Aug. 22. Left 1884.2
School.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887. J.P. for North Riding of Yorkshire.
West Moor, Marton, near Middlesborough.
Gellatly, Herbert, son of Peter Gellatly, Esq., Loughton, Essex, aged 14,
School.
May 16. Left 1882.³
Admitted a Solicitor, January, 1891. In business in London. Firm of Gellatly,
Hankey, Sewell and Co.
As above.
Hopkins, Henry, son of H. Hopkins, Esq., Worthing, aged 14, Aug. 28.
Left 1882.2
School.
Parkin, William, son of William Parkin, Esq., Blaithwaite House,
Aspatria, Carlisle, aged 14, July 12. Left 1883.2
School.
Trinity College, Cambridge, 1884. Has assumed the additional surname of
MOORE after PARKIN.
Whitehall, Mealgate, Carlisle.
L
82
September 1879.
Smith, Cecil Raby, son of C. Chaloner Smith, Esq., Belmont Hill, Lee,
Kent, aged 13, Dec. 31. Left 1880.2
School.
Farming in Argentina.
Care of S. Maclennan, Esq., 369, Calle Defense, Buenos
Ayres.
Bryce Smith, Norgrave James, son of Bryce Smith, Esq., Rye Bank,
Charlton, Manchester, aged 14, Sept. 20. Left 1882.³
Bowden Smith.
In business in Manchester.
Barrow, Whalley, Manchester.
Hargreaves, Arthur Shepherd, son of James Hargreaves, Esq., Heywood,
Manchester, aged 16, Sept. 12. Left 1882.¹
Bowden Smith.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., and LL.B., 1885. Called to the Bar, Inner
Temple, 1886. Constitutional Club.
Gooden House, Harrow-on-the-Hill.
Harper, George, son of G. Harper, Esq., 8, Chepstow Villas, London, W.,
Bowden Smith.
XI., 1883. XV., 1883. Jesus College, Cambridge. A Medical Student.
aged 14, Aug. 30. Left 1883.3
Horne, Ernest Worthy, son of F. Horne, Esq., Beulah Spa, Upper
Norwood, aged 14, July 10. Left 1882.2
Bowden Smith.
King's College, London, 1882-1885.
Scott, William Campbell, son of William Scott, Esq., 92, Gloucester
Terrace, London, W., aged 13, Feb. 1. Left 1884.2 Bowden Smith
On the London Stock Exchange. Sails for India, 1891.
17, Montpellier Crescent, Brighton.
Surtees, Aubone Alfred, son of Alfred Wright Surtees, Esq., 32, Queens-
borough Terrace, London, W., aged 13, Oct. 2. Left 1884.2
Bowden Smith.
XV., 1882, 1883. XI., 1884. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887. Articled
to a Solicitor.
Dimsdale-on-Tees, Durham.
Wintle, FitzHardinge, son of General Edmund Wintle, Brynhir, Tenby,
aged 13, Nov. 30. Left 1882.¹
Bowden Smith.
Gazetted to the Border Regiment, August 29, 1885. Bengal Staff Corps.
Army List.
Bowden Smith, William, seventh son of the Rev. Philip Bowden Smith,
(O.R., 1844), Assistant Master at Rugby School, aged 12, Feb. 15.
Left 1886.2
Bowden Smith.
XI., 1885, 1886. Racquets, 1884, 1885, 1886. Sandhurst, 1886. Gazetted to the
4th, Royal Lancaster Regiment, 1887. In India, 1891.
As above.
:
September 1879.
83
Atkinson, Charles Edmund, son of Charles R. Atkinson, Esq., Windsor,
Belfast, Ireland, aged 13, Nov. 30. Left 1882.2 Hutchinson.
VIII., 1880, 1881, 1882. A Civil Engineer.
Leisanduff, Pultallintrar, Coleraine, Co. Antrim.
Foden, Edward Antrobus, son of Edward Antrobus Foden, Esq., Ted-
desley, Penkridge, Stafford, aged 14, Oct. 18. Left 1881.3
Hutchinson.
Learning Land Agency.
As above.
(
Gardner, James Cardwell, son of the Rev. James Cardwell Gardner,
Rugby, afterwards Vicar of Butlers Marston, aged 15, June 29.
Left 1881.3
Hutchinson.
.
Emmanuel College, Cambridge, B.A. and M.B., 1888. A Medical Student at
St. George's since 1889. The well-known Oarsman and Sculler.
24, Disraeli Road, Putney.
Hopkins, Percy Alfred, son of Alfred Nind Hopkins, Esq., Oversley,
Birmingham, aged 14, May 28. Left 1883.3
Hutchinson.
In business in Birmingham. Birmingham Liberal Club.
Berkswell, near Coventry.
Kirkpatrick, Richard Trench, son of Alexander Richard Kirkpatrick, Esq.,
Donacomper, Celbridge, Kildare, aged 13, Sept. 25. Left 1884.2
Hutchinson.
Gazetted to the Leicester Regiment, August, 1885. Embarked for India, January,
1888.
Agra, Bengal, 1891.
Simon, Francis Rupert Powell, sixth son of George Simon, Esq., Beckley,
Kent, aged 13, Jan. 23. Left 1884.¹
Hutchinson.
Scholar, 1880. Merton College, Oxford, 1884. In business as a Wine Merchant.
Smethurst, Frank Ronaldson, son of Arthur C. Smethurst, Esq., Chorley,
Lancashire, aged 13, Nov. 5. Left 1883.¹
Hutchinson.
Went to India in the Cotton Trade.
Tabor, Edward Henry, son of Henry Samuel Tabor, Esq., 44, Lansdowne
Road, Notting Hill, London, W., aged 13, Feb. 3. Left 1883.¹
Hutchinson.
At Locomotive Works of L. and N.-W. and other Railways, 1883-1890. In
Locomotive Department of the Pennsylvania Railway, at Altoona U.S.A., 1891.
Home as above.
Walker, Herbert Sutherland, son of William Walker, Esq., M.D., Nainital,
India, aged 14, Sept. 29. Left 1881.2
Hutchinson.
XI., 1881. Gazetted to the Cameronians (Scottish Rifles), August 23, 1884.
Lucknow, 1891.
Army List.
84
September 1879.
し
​Baker, Thomas_Tiver, son of Thomas Baker, Esq., Durdham Park, Red-
lands, Bristol, aged 14, March 12. Left 1883.2
Scott.
Crick, 1882. Farming in Worcestershire.
Tapenhall, Claines, Worcester.
Bill, Arnold Francis, third son of John Bill, Esq., Coventry, aged 13,
Oct. 8. Left 1884.2
Scott.
Scholar, 1879. Scholar of Brasenose College, Oxford, 1884. Second Class Classical
Moderations, 1886. B.A., 1888. A Medical Student since 1888.
As above.
Castle, Michael Bowring, son of Michael Castle, Esq., Clifton, Bristol,
aged 14, April 27. Left 1883.2
Scott.
VIII., 1882, 1883. Captain in the Cardigan Artillery Militia, March 16, 1889.
Fairclough, Edgar Musgrave, son of James Stanley Fairclough, Esq.,
Aughton, Ormskirk, aged 13, Nov. 4. Left 1881.º
Scott.
Died at Hoylake from the effects of a gun accident, October 5, 1883.
Leather, Gerard Frederick Towlerton, son of Frederick John Leather,
Esq., Tickhill, Rotherham, aged 14, Aug. 16. Left 1881.3 Scott.
Gazetted to the 1st Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers, 1886. Windham Club.
Middleton Hall, Northumberland.
MacMullen, Leonard, third son of Alexander Peter MacMullen, Esq.,
Hertford Castle, Herts, aged 14, June 22. Left 1883.2 Scott.
In business as a Brewer. West Kent Brewery.
Hernehurst, Beckenham, Kent.
Ramsden, William Hesketh, son of William Ramsden, Esq., Tyldesley,
Manchester, aged 14, Jan. 22. Left 1882.³
Scott.
In business as a Colliery Proprietor.
Guest Fold, Tyldesley, Manchester.
Todd-Newcomb, Robert Nicholas, son of the late John Todd-Newcomb,
Esq., care of Mrs. Todd-Newcomb, Guards, Sandside, Carnforth,
aged 14, Dec. 2.
14, Dec. 2. Left 1882.¹
Scott.
As above.
+
Wigan, Ernest Edward, third son of James Wigan, Esq., Cromwell House,
Mortlake, Surrey, aged 14, Oct. 22. Left 1883.2
Scott.
1
XI., 1882, 1883. University College, Oxford, B.A., 1886. Admitted a Solicitor,
1891.
As above.
In business as a Cotton Manufacturer.
Church Brow, Clitheroe.
Garnett, Newstead, son of James Garnett, Esq., Waddow, Clitheroe,
aged 14, April 18. Left 1882.¹
Scott.
September 1879.
85
Bright, Henry Yates, son of Henry Arthur Bright, Esq., (o.R., 1844), Ash-
field, Knotty Ash, Liverpool, aged 14, Aug. 21. Left 1880.¹
Lee Warner.
In a Mercantile Office at Lima.
Lima, South America.
Cross, Francis John Kynaston, second son of Edward Cross, Esq., Pendle-
bury, Manchester, aged 13, Nov. 14. Left 1880.¹ Lee Warner.
Went to Harrow School and Oriel College, Oxford. At Oxford House, Bethnal
Green, 1891.
Bradford House, Bolton.
Greg, Henry Philip, son of Henry Russell Greg, Esq., Lode Hill, Hand-
forth, aged 14, Aug. 13. Left 1884.¹
Lee Warner.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887. In business as a Cotton Manufacturer.
As above.
Mapleton, David Hubert, son of the Rev. David Mapleton, Meanwood,
Leeds, aged 14, June 22. Left 1880.2
Lee Warner.
Shillingthorpe Hall, Stamford.
Ransome, James, son of Allen Ransome, Esq., 1, Clapham Common, aged
14, July 6. Left 1880.¹
Lee Warner.
An Architect: Offices, 11, Argyll Place, W.
44, Kensington Mansions, London, S.W.
Rathbone, Robert Cuthbert, second son of Samuel Greg Rathbone, Esq.,
Woolton, Liverpool, aged 14, Aug. 4. Left 1882.¹ Lee Warner.
In business in Rathbone Bros. and Co., London.
2, Fenchurch Avenue, London, E.C.
Simey, George Iliff, second son of Ralph Simey, Esq., Sunderland, aged
Lee Warner.
13, Feb. 25. Left 1885.2
Scholar, 1880. Head of the School. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1885.
Exhibitioner of Balliol College, Oxford, 1885. First Class Classical Moderations,
1887. B.A., Second Class Final Classical School, 1889. Student of the Inner
Temple.
59, John Street, Sunderland.
Williams, Herbert Augustus McDougal, son of John Thomas Williams,
Esq., M.D., St. Heliers, Jersey, aged 14, May 31. Left 1882.3
Lee Warner.
XV., 1882. Sandhurst, 1884. Gazetted to the Princess Louise's (Argyll and
Sutherland Highlanders), Oct. 14, 1885. At Hong Kong, 1891.
Army List.
Baldwin, Arthur Reginald, son of John Baldwin, Esq., Clays House,
Halifax, aged 14, Sept. 29. Left 1883.2.
Whitelaw.
Farming in Yorkshire.
Broomfield, Halifax.
86
September 1879.
Coles, Frederick William, son of John Henry Campion Coles, Esq.,
Claremont House, Eastbourne, aged 15, Oct. 22. Left 1880.¹
Whitelaw.
Admitted a Solicitor, July, 1887.
6, St. Matthew's Drive, St. Leonards-on-Sea.
Coulthard, Frank, son of H. C. Coulthard, Esq., 13, Kensington Park
Gardens, London, W., aged 14, July 29. Left 1881.2 Whitelaw.
Harrison, Sydney Nevill, son of Charles Harrison, Esq., M.P., Aveley
Court, Stourport, aged 14, May 24. Left 1884.2
Whitelaw.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., and
XV., 1882, 1883. XI., 1882, 1883, 1884.
M.B., 1887.
As above.
Mayall, Reginald, son of George Mayall, Esq., Allerton House, Woolton,
Liverpool, aged 14, March 23. Left 1882.³
Whitelaw.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1886.
21, Lulworth Road, Birkdale, Southport.
:
Robinson, James Edward Grant. eldest son of John Park Robinson, Esq.,
78, Gloucester Crescent, London, W., aged 13, Oct. 27. Left
1884.2
Whitelaw.
*Scholar, 1879. New College, Oxford, B.A., 1887.
Tagart, Frederick Ongley, son of Francis Tagart, Esq., 99, Queen's Gate,
London, S.W., aged 13, Dec. 13.
Whitelaw.
Died at Dulverton in the holidays, September 18, 1880.
Bishop, William Hill, son of W. Bishop, Esq., Brick House, Stroud,
Gloucestershire, aged 15, April 13. Left 1881.2
Elsee.
In business as a Wool and Cloth Dyer.
As above.
Cassels, John Kennedy, son of J. Cassels, Esq., Bournemouth, aged 15,
Elsee.
May 23. Left 1882.³
XI*., 1882. In business in Ashworth and Co., Manchester, and Buenos Ayres.
In Buenos Ayres, 1891.
Cooke, Sidney Fitzwyman, son of Robert Thomas Cooke, Esq., Elmhurst,
Castle Bar, Ealing, aged 14, May 17. Left 1883.¹
Elsee.
Gazetted to the 1st Battalion The 24th Regiment, November 10, 1886.
24th Regiment, South Camp, Aldershot.
Cooper, Edward Trenchard, son of Robert Aspland Cooper, Esq., Aspland
House, Norwich, aged 14, July 6. Left 1881.2
Elsee
In business at Norwich.
As above.
September 1879.
87
Nugent-Dunbar, Robert Lennox, only son of the late Robert Nugent.
Dunbar, Esq., of Machermore, care of Mrs. Nugent-Dunbar, 59,
Brompton Square, London, aged 15, Sept. 23. Left 1882.2 Elsee.
Gazetted to the 4th (Militia), Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers, 1883. Captain,
3rd Battalion, 1887. J.P. for Kirkcudbrightshire. Scottish Club, London.
Machermore Castle, near Newton Stewart, N.B.
Walker, George Townshend Forestier, son of Colonel E. Walker, R.E.,
Old Charlton, Kent, aged 13, Aug. 2. Left 1881.3
Elsee.
Woolwich, 1883. Gazetted to the Royal Artillery, 1884. Royal Horse Artillery,
1889.
R.H.A., The Barracks, Woolwich.
Barlow, George Edmund Joseph Hilaro, son of the Rev. George Hilaro
Philip Barlow, Chardstock, Chard, aged 13, Oct. 21. Left 1883.2
Green.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1889. Devonshire Club.
49, Lime Street, London, E.C.
Fischer, Charles Terreneau, son of Thomas Halhed Fischer, Esq., Q.C.,
Walton Oaks, Epsom, aged 13, April 22. Left 1883.2 Green.
Farming.
16, Sinclair Gardens, Kensington.
Solly, Charles Edward, son of Arthur Isaac Solly, Esq., Heathfield,
Congleton, Cheshire, aged 15, Aug. 30. Left 1882.3 Green.
In business.
Cressbrook Mills, Bakewell, Derbyshire.
Buchanan, John Penruddocke, son of David Buchanan, Esq., (O.R. 1845),
Northfield House, Rugby, aged 15, Aug. 16. Left 1883.2 Town.
VIII., 1883. Articled to a Solicitor, 1883. In British Columbia since 1890.
Sapte, Douglas, son of Captain William Sapte, Rugby, aged 13, June 6.
Left 1883.2
Town.
Sandhurst, 1884. Gazetted to the 1st Battalion Fifth Fusiliers, May, 1885.
Junior United Service Club, London, S. W.
Wise, Alexander Gordon Hay, son of the late Chief Justice Edward Wise,
care of Mrs. Wise, Rugby, aged 13, March 1. Left 1882.¹ Town.
Scholar, 1879.
Board of Works, Sydney, New South Wales.
Thompson, Alfred Edward, son of W. Thompson, Esq., Walton Grange,
Stone, Staffordshire, aged 14, June 14. Left 1882.2 Hutchinson.
XI., 1882. Manager of Westbrook Mills.
Westbrook Mills, Sheffield.
88
January 1880.
ENTRANCES IN JANUARY, 1880.
Engleheart, Victor Frederick, fourth son of John Gardner Dillman
Engleheart, Esq., C.B., (0.R., 1837), Duchy of Lancaster Office,
London, aged 12, March 4. Left 1885.2
School.
New College, Oxford, 1886. Grosvenor Club.
28, Curzon Street, Mayfair, London, W.
Burn, Frank Hawthorn, son of John Henry Burn, Esq., Tynemouth, aged
School.
13, Dec. 18. Left 1885.2
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1888. A Mining Engineer.
Beaconsfield, Cullercoats, Northumberland.
Herron, Herbert George Whitby, eldest son of George Oliver Mellick
Herron, Esq., Richmond Hill, Surrey, aged 14, Jan. 8. Left
1884.2
School.
VIII., 1884. Indian Civil Service, 1885. Exeter College, Oxford, 1885. Took up
appointment in Bengal Presidency, 1888. Home on sick leave, March, 1891.
14, De Vere Gardens, Kensington, London, W.
Bouth, Arthur Hampson Delamere, eldest son of Frederick William
Delamere Bouth, Esq., Woodfields, Leigh, Lancashire, aged 14,
Sept. 17. Left 1883.2
School.
Clare College, Cambridge, B.A., 1886. In business as a Cotton Spinner at Leigh,
Lancashire.
As above.
Cooke-Hurle, Edward Forbes, son of Joseph Cooke-Hurle, Esq., Brisling-
ton Hill, Bristol, aged 13, June 3. Left 1885.2
School.
Sandhurst, 1886. Gazetted to the Somerset Light Infantry, February 5, 1887.
Care of Cox & Co., Charing Cross, London, S.W.
Cholmondeley, Thomas Tatton Reginald, son of Colonel the Hon. Thomas
Grenville Cholmondeley, (O.R. 1832), Abbotts Moss, Northwich,
aged 14, Oct. 9. Left 1884.2
School.
Trinity College, Cambridge, 1884. A Banker's Clerk in London,
Home as above.
Higginbotham, Charles Ernest, son of Charles Titus Higginbotham, Esq.,
Craigmaddie, Milngavie, N.B., aged 13, July 4. Left 1884.2
School.
Sandhurst, 1886. Gazetted to the Northamptonshire Regiment, (58th), 1887.
Army List.
Latham, John Mere, eldest son of Francis Law Latham, Esq., (0.R. 1848),
Bombay, and grandson of Mrs. Hutchinson, Pevensey Road, St.
Leonards, Sussex, aged 13, June 22. Left 1885.2 Bowden Smith.
Exhibitioner of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1886. Second Class Classical
Moderations, 1887. B.A., 1889. To be Ordained, 1891.
January 1880.
89
Watson, George Harrison, second son of John Harrison Watson, Esq.,
28, Queensborough Terrace, London, W., aged 14, Aug. 10. Left
1882.3
Bowden Smith.
Formerly on a Sheep-run in Queensland. A Banker's Clerk in Sydney, New
South Wales, 1891.
Home as above.
Philbrick, Ernest Adolphus, son of Frederick Adolphus Philbrick, Esq.,
Q.C., 28, Avenue Road, Regents Park, London, N.W., aged 14,
April 4. Left 1882.3
Hutchinson.
Ildfield, Bickley Park, Kent.
MacMullen, Osmund Robert, son of Osmund H. MacMullen, Esq., West-
field House, Hertford, aged 14, Aug. 29. Left 1883.º Scott.
In business as a Brewer at Hertford.
As above.
Schwabe, Frank Burdett, son of Henry Arthur Schwabe, Esq., Dingle
Bank, Lymm, Cheshire, aged 14, March 5. Left 1882.3 Scott.
In business in Manchester.
As above.
Hargreaves, Frederick, son of George Hargreaves, Esq., Somerset House,
Shipley, aged 14, July 5. Left 1880.³
Elsee.
In business.
As above.
Walker, William, son of J. Walker, Broomhurst, Eccles, aged 14, March
7. Left 1881.³
Elsee.
Wilmot-Sitwell, Francis Staunton, son of Robert Sacheverel Wilmot-
Sitwell, Esq., Stainsby House, Derbyshire, aged 14, Sept. 21.
Left 1882.2
Lee Warner.
Morley House Farm, near Derby.
Rogerson, George Foster, son of George Russell Rogerson, Esq., Allerton,
Liverpool, aged 14, May 7. Left 1882.3
Lee Warner.
Trinity Hall, Cambridge. Admitted a Solicitor, September, 1889.
Central Buildings, North John Street, Liverpool.
Brandram, Francis William, son of Samuel Brandram, Esq., Dynevor
Gardens, Richmond, Surrey, aged 14, Nov. 21. Left 1881.1
Lee Warner.
As above.
Garrett, Richard, son of Henry Garrett, Esq., Baddow Court, Chelmsford,
aged 15, May 25. Left 1883.2
Whitelaw.
A Mechanical Engineer.
37, Freie Strasse, Magdeburg-Buckau, Prussia.
M
፧
90
April 1880.
ENTRANCES IN APRIL, 1880.
Donald, Archibald Douglas, son of the late William Donald, Esq., care of
Mrs. Donald, Lisle House, Cheltenham, aged 13, Nov. 13. Left
School.
1884.2
Edinburgh University, 1885, 1887. A Tea Planter in Ceylon.
Kalduria Estate, Rangalla, Ceylon.
Hodgson, Harold, second son of John Evan Hodgson, Esq., R.A., (0.R.,
1846), 5, Hill Road, St. John's Wood, London, N.W., aged 13, Dec.
7. Left 1884.3
School.
M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P., 1890. At Guy's Hospital.
.
32, Trinity Square, Borough, London, S.E.
North, Frederic Dudley, son of Charles Augustus North, Esq., 56, York
Terrace, Regents Park, London, N.W., aged 13, Nov. 9. Left
1885.2
School.
XI., 1884, 1885. In the Crown Lands Commissioner's Office, Perth, Western
Australia.
As above.
Standring, Walter, son of John Standring, Esq., Dunsterville, Rochdale,
aged 14, Dec. 7. Left 1883.3
School.
XV., 1883. Admitted a Solicitor, February, 1889. National Liberal Club.
Dean Cottage, Thornham, Rochdale.
Rathbone, Mark Philip, son of Benson Rathbone, Esq., Oakwood, Aigburth,
Liverpool, aged 14, Jan. 6. Left 1882.3
Bowden Smith.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887. An Electrical Engineer.
As above.
Ravenhill, Frederick Thornhill, son of Lieut.-Colonel Frederick George
Ravenhill, R.H.A. Barracks, Canterbury, aged 14, Dec. 5. Left
1882.¹
Bowden Smith.
Woolwich, 1884. Gazetted to the Royal Artillery, September 16, 1885. R.H.A.,
February, 1891. Junior United Service Club.
R.H.A. Mess, Umballa, Punjab, India, 1891.
Smyth, Ralph George, eldest son of Ralph Smyth, Esq., Drogheda, aged
Bowden Smith.
15, Dec. 1. Left 1882.2
Merton College, Oxford, 1886.
Newtown House, Termonfeckin, Drogheda.
Ashworth, Richard Redfern, son of Edward Lewis Ashworth, Esq., J.P.,
Boothfield, Knutsford, Cheshire, aged 15, Feb. 23. Left 1882.2
Hutchinson,
In business in Manchester.
As above,
April 1880.
91
Bartleet, Arthur Middlemore. son of Thomas Saunders Bartleet, Esq.,
7, Duchess Road, Edgbaston, aged 13, Nov. 13, Left 1885.2
Hutchinson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., and LL.B., 1888. Articled to a Solicitor.
138, Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham.
Bate, Ernest Seddon, son of W. A. Bate, Esq., Beechwood, Knutsford,
Cheshire, aged 14, Nov. 28. Left 1882.1
Hutchinson.
In Manitoba.
Butterfield Post Office, Manitoba, Canada, N. W.
Coode, William Melvill, son of William Coode, Esq., Trevarna, St. Austell,
aged 13, July 21. Left 1884.2
Hutchinson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887. A Banker and Solicitor. Admitted a
Solicitor, October, 1890.
As above.
Philbrick, Arthur James, son of Frederick Adolphus Philbrick, Esq.,
Q.C., 28, Avenue Road, London, N.W., aged 13, Aug. 7. Left
1884.2
Hutchinson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887. Called to the Bar, Middle Temple, 1889.
Lambs Buildings, London, E.C.
Woodyatt, Roger Gresley, second son of the Rev. George Woodyatt,
Trent Valley House, Lichfield, afterwards Vicar of Repton,
Burton-on-Trent, aged 13, July 25. Left 1882.¹ Hutchinson.
Student of the Inner Temple, 1891.
University College, Oxford, B.A., 1888.
As above.
Aitken, Robert Bruce, son of the late Robert Aitken, Esq., care of Mrs.
Aitken, Levenshulme, Manchester, aged 14, March 29. Left
1884.2
Scott.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1890. 46, Lincoln's Inn Fields.
Heath House, Bromley, Kent.
Badley, John Haden, son of J. P. Badley, Esq., Dudley, aged 15, Feb. 21.
Left 1884.2
Scott.
Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1884. Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge,
1886. B.A., First Class Classical Tripos, 1887. Assistant Master at the New
School, Abbotsholme, 1891.
Abbotsholme, Rocester, Staffordshire.
Burton, Oliver, son of Edward Burton, Esq., Tyldesley, Manchester, aged
14, Jan. 12. Left same Term.
Scott.
St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A., 1888. In an Architect's Office in Liverpool.
Eaves Hall, Clitheroe.
Sargant, Walter Lee, son of the late Henry Sargant, Esq., care of Mrs.
Sargant, 56, Belsize Park Gardens, London, N.W., aged 13, June
13. Left 1884.2
Scott.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 29th Wrangler, 1888. A Master at Brighton
College.
Brighton College, Brighton.
92
April 1880.
Homer, Thomas, son of T. Homer, Esq., Colley Gate, Cradley, Brierley
Hill, aged 14, Jan. 8. Left same Term.
Elsee.
May, Robert George, son of Edwin May, Esq., Oaklands, Reading, aged 14,
Aug. 26. Left 1883.2
Elsee.
St. John's College, Cambridge, B.A., 1886. Admitted a Solicitor, November,
1889.
As above.
Simpson, Charles Young, son of John Bell Simpson, Esq., Hedgefield
House, Blaydon-on-Tyne, aged 14, May 13. Left 1882.2 Elsee.
A Clerk on the Solicitor-General's Staff at Perth, Western Australia.
Post Office, Perth, Western Australia.
Blunt, Graham, son of Frederick William Blunt, Esq., Plaw Hatch, Bishops
Stortford, aged 13, Dec. 6. Left 1885.¹
Lee Warner.
Admitted a Solicitor, December, 1890.
95, Gresham Street, London, E.C.
Brandram, Henry Webb, son of Samuel Brandram, Esq., Dynevor Gardens,
Richmond, Surrey, aged 13, Nov. 21. Left 1883.2 Lee Warner.
As above.
Kennedy, James Montagu Bowle, son of Admiral James Bowle Kennedy,
39, Onslow Square, South Kensington, aged 13, Jan. 29. Left
1883.¹
Lee Warner.
Gazetted to the 1st Battalion Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, May 9, 1885.
At Mandalay, 1891.
Home as above.
Birkin, Charles Wilfrid, son of Thomas Birkin, Esq., Ruddington Grange,
Nottingham, aged 14, Feb. 11. Left 1883.3
Whitelaw.
In business.
As above.
Bond, Ernest Walter, fourth son of Henry Cooper Bond, Esq., West Wood,
Ipswich, aged 14, April 6.
Whitelaw.
Placed in the First Form, but did not stay.
Campbell, Robert Vivian Douglas, son of Robert Orr Campbell, Esq.,
Kempton Hoo, Bedford, aged 14, Nov. 7. Left 1881.2
Left 1881.2 Whitelaw.
Entered a Mercantile Office in 1884, but invalided and abroad, 1891.
Home as above.
Cohen, William Herbert, son of Arthur Cohen, Esq., Q.C., M.P., 6, Holland
Place, London, S.W., aged 13, Aug. 2. Left 1884.¹ Whitelaw.
A Member of the London Stock Exchange. Isthmian Club.
As above.
September 1880.
93
Coles, Percival, fourth son of John Henry Campion Coles, Esq., Eastbourne,
aged 14, May 2. Left 1884.2
Whitelaw.
XI., 1883, 1884. XV., 1883. University College, Oxford, B.A., 1888. Articled to
a Solicitor.
Claremont House, Eastbourne.
Markham, Arthur Basil, son of Charles Markham, Esq., Tapton House,
Chesterfield, aged 13, Aug. 25. Left 1884.2
Whitelaw.
XV., 1883. VIII., 1883, 1884. Gazetted to the 3rd (Militia) Battalion Sherwood
Foresters, May 24, 1884.
As above.
Radley, James French, eldest son of the late James Radley, Esq., care of
Mrs. Radley, 4, Abercrombie Square, Liverpool, aged 14, Sept. 3.
Left 1883.¹
Green.
St. John's College, Oxford, B.A., 1889. A Medical Student at Edinburgh, 1891.
Home as above.
Rhoades, Walter James, eldest son of Henry Tull Rhoades, Esq., (O.R., 1847),
Headmaster of the Lower School of Lawrence Sheriff, Rugby,
aged 13, March 10. Left 1886.¹
Town-Whitelaw.
XV., 1885. A Midshipman in Devitt and Moore's Australian Line, 1887.
4, Arnold Villas, Rugby.
Browne, John James, son of Mrs. Browne, Kilsby, aged 14, March 31.
Left same Term.
Town.
Mee, Henry Sidney Cowper, elder son of the late John Cowper Mee, Esq.,
care of Mrs. Mee, Clifton Road, Rugby, aged 13, Aug. 11. Left
1881.2
Town.
Manager of a Poultry Farm.
Blanchworth, Dursley.
ENTRANCES IN SEPTEMBER, 1880.
Whateley, George Pepys, son of the Rev. William Joseph Whateley, Rector
of Rise, Hull, aged 13, Sept. 27. Left 1884.¹
School.
27, Dorchester Place, Blandford Square, London, N.W.
Bradby, Edward Hugh Falquin, second son of the Rev. Edward Henry
Bradby, (0.R., 1839), Headmaster of Haileybury, aged 13, Nov. 8.
Left 1885.2
School.
XI., 1883, 1884, 1885. Oriel College, Oxford, 1885. Articled to a Solicitor, 1888.
St. Katherine's Dock House, London, E.
Jackson, George Herbert, son of William Lawies Jackson, Esq., M.P.,
Allerton Hall, near Leeds, aged 13, Jan. 20. Left 1882.2 School.
In business in Leeds.
As above.
94
September 1880.
Hippisley, Richard John Bayntun, son of Captain John Hippisley, (0.R.,
1846), Ston Easton, Bath, aged 15, July 4. Left 1882.2 School.
Captain in North Somerset Yeomanry Cavalry. Grosvenor Club.
The Hall, Brent Pelham, Buntingford, Herts.
Heath, John Everard, fourth son of Robert Heath, Esq., Biddulph Grange,
Congleton, aged 14, May 29. Left 1883.¹
School.
Brasenose College, Oxford, 1885. In business at Congleton. At Davos Platz in
ill health, 1891.
Home as above.
Isaacs, Wilfrid Henry, son of the Rev. Albert Augustus Isaacs, Christ
Church, Leicester, aged 14, May 24. Left 1885.²
School.
Scholar, 1880. Exhibitioner of King's College, Cambridge, 1887. B.A., First
Class Classical Tripos, 1888. Ordained, 1890. Head Master of Trent College,
1890.
Trent College, Notts.
Best, William Jenner, son of Palemon Best, Esq., East Gate, Louth, aged
14, Nov. 10. Left 1882.2
School.
M.R.C.S. and L.S.A. Sometime Surgeon on the " Albert," of the Deep Sea
Mission. Student at the London Hospital, 1891.
Wood, Walter Birbeck, eldest son of the
Herefordshire, aged 14, April 15. Left 1885.2
Scholar, 1880. Scholar of Worcester College, Oxford, 1884. B.A., 1889.
Worcester College, Oxford.
Rev. Matthew Wood, Kington,
School.
Gray Hill, Esq., 67, Holland Park,
School.
Hill, Arthur Norman, son of Thomas
London, W., aged 14, Jan. 24. Left 1882.2
An East India Merchant. In Buenos Ayres since 1885.
49, Calle 25 de Mayo, Buenos Ayres.
Bengough, Ernest Henry, fourth son of John Charles Bengough, Esq.,
(o.R. 1842), The Ridge, Wootton-under-Edge, aged 13, Nov. 29.
Left 1885.3
School.
Crick, 1884. Oriel College, Oxford, 1886. Dead.
Bengough, Charles William, fifth son of the above John Charles Bengough,
Esq., aged 12, Nov. 22. Left 1886.2
School.
XI., 1885, 1886. Sandhurst, 1889. Gazetted to the 1st Battalion The Leicester-
shire Regiment, March 21, 1890.
Army List.
Chinn, Alan Edward, son of Henry Sinclair Chinn, Esq., Lichfield, aged
15, Sept. 13. Left 1883.3
Bowden Smith.
Admitted a Solicitor, December, 1890.
The Close, Lichfield.
Greg, Gerald Rathbone, son of Eustace Greg, Esq., (o.R. 1850), Putney
Heath, aged 14, Aug. 20. Left 1883.3
Bowden Smith.
XV., 1883. Died at Sibley, U.S.A., in 1887.
September 1880.
95
Lamport, William, son of Charles Lamport, Esq., Bindon House, Welling-
ton, Somerset, aged 15, March 12. Left 1881.³ Bowden Smith.
Dead.
Shore-Smith, Louis Hilary, second son of William Shore Smith, Esq.,
30, York Place, Portman Square, London, aged 14, July 2. Left
1885.2
Bowden Smith.
Corpus Christi College, Oxford, B.A., 1889. Admitted a Solicitor, 1891. New
Universities' Club.
Embley Park, Romsey, Hants.
Garnett, Peter Percy Robert, son of Jeremiah Garnett, Esq., Ramsden
Hill, Harewood, Leeds, aged 14, May 4. Left 1883.3 Hutchinson.
In business as a Paper Manufacturer.
Wharfeside, Otley, Yorkshire.
Johnson, George William, son of John Henry Johnson, Esq., Mountains,
Tonbridge, aged 14, June 12. Left 1884.2
Hutchinson.
R.I.E.C., Cooper's Hill, 1885-1887. In business as a Patent Agent since
November, 1890. Home as above.
47, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C.
Martin, George Ernest, son of William Martin, Esq., Bournebrook Hall,
Birmingham, aged 14, Feb. 17. Left 1882.2
Hutchinson.
A Merchant. Goodwin and Co., Birmingham and Melbourne.
As above.
Rivis, Thomas William Preston, son of the late John William Rivis, Esq.,
care of Mrs. Rivis, 31, Cambridge Gardens, Notting Hill, London,
aged 13, Oct. 1. Left 1883.³
Hutchinson.
Clare College, Cambridge, 1887. J.P. for East Riding of Yorkshire.
Newstead House, Malton, Yorkshire
Rivis, John Charles, son of the above John William Rivis, Esq., aged 12,
Jan. 26. Left 1883.3
Hutchinson.
Gazetted to the 4th (Militia) Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment, 1889.
Newstead House, Malton, Yorkshire.
Bradley, Thomas Addison, son of William Henry Bradley, Esq., Bel Air,
Alderley Edge, aged 15, July 28. Left 1882.2
Scott.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1986. M.A., 1890. Admitted a Solicitor, 1891.
As above.
Drummond, Edgar Lorn, son of George A. Drummond, Esq., 864, Sher-
brooke Street, Montreal, Canada, aged 14, Feb. 27. Left 1884.2
Scott
As above.
96
September 1880.
Henderson, William, son of the late John Henderson, Esq., care of Mrs.
Henderson, Cornhill-on-Tweed, aged 14, July 28. Left 1883.2
Scott.
Orange-growing in Florida.
Home as above.
Kent, Sydney, fourth son of the late William Kent, Esq., of Queensland,
care of Mrs. Kent, Bell (reen, Lower Sydenham, aged 15, May
10. Left 1884.2
Scott.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1888. A Medical Student at St. Bartholomew's.
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London.
Kent, Irving, fifth son of the above William Kent, Esq., aged 14, June
Scott.
17. Left 1885.2
XV., 1884. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1885. New College, Oxford, B.A.,
Second Class Final Classical School, 1889. Second Class Law School, 1890.
Student of the Inner Temple.
Royal Colonial Institute, London.
Scovell, George Vance Fielding, son of Fielding Scovell, Esq., Ryecroft,
Bray, Ireland, aged 14, April 21. Left 1882.2
Scott.
Student of St. Thomas', 1883, 1887. Has had a Cattle and Sheep Ranche in
Florida since September, 1887. Home address, 12, Cheyne Gardens, London,
S.W.
Kissimee, Florida, U.S.A.
Chilton, Thomas, son of Thomas Chilton, Esq., Gresford, Wrexham, aged
13, Nov. 22. Left 1885.2
Elsee.
XV., 1884. An Underwriter at Lloyds.
The Elms, Gresford, Wrexham.
Gates, Howard Francis, son of George Gates, Esq., Chesham House,
Brighton, aged 15, Sept. 8. Left 1882.3
Elsee.
Admitted a Solicitor, November, 1888.
Messrs. Lamb & Gates, Brighton.
Head, Robert Trevelyan, son of Robert William Head, Esq., The Briars,
Exeter, aged 12, Nov. 2. Left 1882.2
Elsee.
In business in Japan.
Kobé, Japan.
Heginbottom, Alfred, son of Thomas Heginbottom, Esq., Ashton-under-
Lyne, aged 14, Feb. 2. Left 1882.1
Elsee.
In business as a Cotton Spinner.
Stamford House, Ashton-under-Lyne.
Holmes, Thomas Daniel Hill, son of Francis Holmes, Esq., The Upper
Grange, Stroud, aged 13, Sept. 30. Left 1882.3
Elsee.
Edinburgh University, M.B. and C.M., 1887. M.D., 1891. Assistant Medical
Officer, East Riding Asylum, Beverley.
Medical Directory.
September 1880.
97
Melly, Albert, sixth son of Charles Pierre Melly, Esq., (0.R., 1844),
Elsee,
Liverpool, aged 14, April 4. Left 1883.¹
In business in Liverpool.
Riversley, Aigburth, Liverpool.
Ohren, Cecil, eldest son of John Ohren Ovington, Esq., and ward of W. I.
Arliss, Esq., 3, Oakfield Terrace, Forest Hill, London, S.E., aged
Elsee.
14, March 30. Left 1885.2
University College, Oxford, B.A., Second Class Modern History School, 1889.
Articled to a Solicitor. Has assumed the additional surname of OvINGTON after
OHREN.
Oaklands, Kingswood Road, Norwood, Surrey.
Lloyd-Roberts, Gabriel Henry, son of the late Rev. G. Lloyd-Roberts,
Rector of Ryton, aged 14, June 11. Left 1884.¹
Elsee.
Clare College, Cambridge.
Plas Gwyn, Ruthin, North Wales.
Wing, Charles, son of Henry Wing, Esq., 12, Park Terrace, Nottingham,
Elsee.
aged 13, Feb. 25.
Died at School, Lent Term, 1881.
Anders, Oscar Louis, son of Henry
Huddersfield, aged 14, June 1. Left 1883.3
A Worsted Spinner. 8, Princes Street, Sowerby Bridge.
Thornleigh, Huddersfield.
Anders, Esq., Mount Egerton,
Lee Warner.
An East India Merchant.
As above.
Bradwell, Dennis William, son of Jacob Bradwell, Esq., Ashfield House,
Feltham, aged 13, Oct. 22. Left 1885.¹
Lee Warner.
Drummond, Duncan Powys, eldest son of William Venn Drummond, Esq.,
of Shanghai, 1, Rockstone Terrace, Southampton, aged 13, Dec.
30. Left 1883.¹
Lee Warner.
Admitted a Solicitor of the Supreme Court in China and Japan, 1890. National
Club.
Shanghai, China.
A Civil Engineer.
Greg, John Ronald, son of Albert Greg, Esq., Hatton Park, Lancaster,
aged 13, Nov. 22. Left 1882.¹
Lee Warner.
Escrow Beck, Lancashire.
Le Mesurier, Havilland, son of Edward Algernon Le Mesurier, Esq.,
Banker, Genoa, aged 14, June 22. Left 1884.2 Lee Warner.
Passed 21st in Indian Civil Service Examination. Sailed for India in 1886.
Cachar, Assam.
N
98
September 1880.
Manley, Harry, son of William Hewett Manley, Esq., The Grove, Bridport.
aged 15, July 20. Left 1883.2
Lee Warner,
Scholar of Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 1884. B.A., 1887.
Cordwalles, Maidenhead.
Romer, Mark Lemon, son of Robert Romer, Esq., (afterwards Sir R. Romer,
a Justice of the High Court), 5, Grenville Place, South Kensington,
aged 14, Aug. 9. Left 1883.8
Lee Warner.
Scholar, 1881. Exhibitioner and Seholar of Trinity Hall, Cambridge, B.A., 1888.
Called to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, 1890. 16, Old Square.
27, Harrington Gardens, London, W.
Seebohm, Hugh Exton, son of Frederick Seebohm, Esq., The Hermitage,
Hitchin, aged 13, April 5. Left 1885.2
Lee Warner.
As above.
Wood, Lewis Ironside, son of John Richard Wood, Esq., Melton Hall,
Woodbridge, aged 14, Sept. 11. Left 1881.2
Lee Warner.
Sandhurst, 1886. Gazetted to the 2nd Battalion The Border Regiment, February
5, 1887. Attached to the 2nd Madras Infantry, with the Chin Lushai Expedition,
1889, 1890.
The Border Regiment, Dover, Kent.
Bayley, Thomas Henry, second son of Captain Frank Bayley, Point de
Galle, Ceylon, aged 15, Aug. 5. Left 1882.²
Whitelaw.
Formerly in the service of the P. & O, S. N. Company, at Bombay. In South
Africa, 1891.
Carson, Richard Duncan, son of R. Carson,
South Kensington, aged 13, Nov. 19.
Cobb, Herbert Enfield, son of Henry Peyton Cobb, Esq., M.P., Harrow
Whitelaw.
Weald, aged 14, Feb. 15. Left 1884.3
Esq., 49, Onslow Gardens,
Left 1884.² Whitelaw.
XI., 1883, 1884. XV., 1883, 1884. A Stockbroker.
Wealdstone House, R.S.O., Middlesex.
Coles, John Howell, son of John Coles, Esq, 39, Throgmorton Street,
London, E.C., aged 14, June 9. Left 1881.1
Whitelaw.
In Mashonaland, 1891,
Firth, Bernard Alexander, son of Mark Firth, Esq., Oak Brook, Sheffield,
aged 14, Jan. 14. Left 1883.2
Whitelaw.
A Steel Manufacturer.
Whirlow House, Sheffield.
Fowler, Arthur John, son of the late Rev. Robert Fowler, care of Mrs.
Fowler, High Week, Newton Abbott, Devonshire, aged 12, Feb. 29.
Left 1885.3
Whitelaw.
Went to Sedberg School. Scholar of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, First
Class Classical Moderations, 1889,
As above,
September 1880.
99
Hall, Arthur John, son of John Hall, Esq., 1, Victoria Street, Sheffield,
aged 14, July 27. Left 1883.2
Whitelaw.
:
Caius College, Cambridge, B.A., Second Class Natural Science Tripos, 1887.
M.B. and B.C., 1889. St. Bartholomew's, 1887. L.R.C.P. and M.R.C.S., 1889.
Honorary Physician to the Sheffield Hospital. Demonstrator of Physiology at
the Sheffield School of Medicine.
263, Glossop Road, Sheffield.
Hemming, Arthur George, son of George Wirgman Hemming, Esq., Q.C.,
87, Lancaster Gate, London, W., aged 14, July 12. Left 1883.³
Whitelaw.
Scholar, 1880. An Actuary in London.
2, Earls Court Square, London, S. W.
Highley, Herbert, son of Thomas Sutcliffe Highley, Esq., Saville Crescent,
Halifax, aged 15, Aug. 24. Left 1884.3
Whitelaw.
XV., 1884. XI., 1883, 1884. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1888. Ordained,
1890. Assistant Curate of St. Mary's Wyke, Bradford, since 1890.
St. Mary's, Bradford, Yorkshire.
Jecks, Harry Harold Robertson, son of Charles Jecks, Esq., of Clifton,
Bristol, nephew of John Horsey, Esq., Northampton, aged 14,
Oct. 2. Left 1883.2
Whitelaw.
Has passed final Solicitor's Examination, but reading for Ordination, 1891.
6, Lower Camden Place, Bath.
Knight, John Hall, son of Joseph Knight, Esq., Newcastle-under-Lyme,
aged 15, June 9. Left 1882.2
Admitted a Solicitor, 1888.
Newcastle, Staffordshire.
XV., 1882. M.B., London. M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P.
Pridmore, Eric Leonard Norman, son of George Alexander Pridmore, Esq.,
Coventry, aged 16, Aug. 12. Left 1882.3
Whitelaw.
13, Mornington Road, Regents Park, London.
Whitelaw.
Ward, George Whiteley, son of Christopher Ward, Esq., Saville Place,
Halifax, aged 14, March 14. Left 1881.3
Whitelaw.
Barbon, near Lancaster.
An Architect. A.R.I.B.A., 1891.
Mitchell-Withers, John Brightmore, son of John Brightmore Mitchell-
Withers, Esq., 5, Surrey Street, Sheffield, aged 15, July 8. Left
1883.2
Whitelaw.
Parkhead, near Sheffield.
Wrigley, Ernest Albert, son of James Albert Wrigley, Esq., Field Head,
Netherton, Huddersfield, aged 14, Sept. 5. Left 1883.1 Whitelaw,
Almandbury, Huddersfield.
100
January 1881.
Johnstone, Douglas Vaughan, son of Alfred Smeaton Johnstone, Esq.,
Harborne, Birmingham, aged 14, Aug. 13. Left 1885.¹ Green.
In business in Birmingham.
Ida Lodge, Harborne, Birmingham.
Peake, John Parry Nash, son of John Nash Peake, Esq., Congleton, aged
13, Oct. 16. Left 1884.2
Green.
Chapel House, Congleton, Cheshire.
Andrews, Septimus Geoffrey, son of Mrs. Andrews, 42, Pennington Street,
Rugby, aged 14, June 20. Left 1883.2
Town.
Durham University, Ordained 1889. Formerly
Scholæ Canc., Lincoln, 1886.
Assistant Curate of St. Luke's, Torquay.
As above.
Hutchinson, Gerald Pemberton, son of the Rev. Thomas Neville Hutchinson,
Assistant Master at Rugby School, aged 14, Aug. 12. Left 1883.¹
Town.
VIII., 1882.
10, Smith Street, King's Road, Chelsea.
Deakin, Ernest Newton, son of the late Colonel James Henry Deakin, care
of Mrs. Deakin, Mossley Park, Cheadle, aged 14, Oct. 26. Left
1883.2
Bowden Smith.
At Merton College, Oxford, 1891. Student of Lincoln's Inn.
Ashton House, Milnthorpe, Westmoreland.
ENTRANCES IN JANUARY, 1881.
Bouth, Reginald Myddelton Hampson, second son of Frederick William
Delamere Bouth, Esq., Woodfields, Leigh, Lancashire, aged 14,
Jan. 21. Left 1885.2
School.
Lincoln College, Oxford, B.A., 1885. M.A., 1889. Ordained, 1890. Assistant
Curate of St. Michael's, Blackburn.
Bouth, Osmund Norman Delamere, third son of the above Frederick
William Delamere Bouth, Esq., aged 13, Dec. 20. Left 1882.³
3
School.
Lincoln College, Oxford, 1886. Articled to a Solicitor.
Woodfields, Leigh, Lancashire.
Simpson, Clement Bell, son of Clement Simpson, Esq., care of Messrs.
Binney, Simpson and Co., Madras, aged 14, July 25. Left 1882.2
School.
A Merchant and Banker at Madras.
Madras, East India.
Stevenson-Hamilton, James, son of J. Stevenson-Hamilton, Esq., Fair-
holme, Larkhall, N.B., aged 13, Oct. 2. Left 1883.3
School.
Sandhurst, 1887. Gazetted to the Inniskilling Dragoons, March, 1888. Served
in South Africa, 1888-1890. Cavalry Club.
Home as above.
ŕ
January 1881.
101
White, James Dundas, son of the late John Orr White, Esq., of Glasgow,
care of Mrs. White, Kingswood Road, Upper Norwood, aged 14,
July 10. Left 1884.2
School-Michell.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., and LL.B., Second Class Law Tripos, 1888.
Student of the Inner Temple.
Sunnyside, Kingswood Road, Upper Norwood.
Jevons, Henry Hamon, only son of Henry Jevons, Esq., Cuttlestone House,
Penkridge, aged 13, Feb. 20. Left 1886.2
School.
University College, Oxford, B.A., 1889. Lichfield Theological College, 1890.
Ordained, 1890. Assistant Curate of St. Paul's, Burton-on-Trent.
St. Paul's, Burton-on-Trent.
Reynolds, Arthur, son of Sylvanus Reynolds, Esq., Latchford, Warrington,
aged 15, Oct. 14. Left 1881.3
School.
Bream Lodge, Lydney, Gloucestershire.
Bonham-Carter, Norman, fourth son of Henry Bonham-Carter, Esq., 91,
Gloucester Terrace, London, W., aged 13, Dec. 29. Left 1885.³
Bowden Smith.
Scholar, 1882. Passed Indian Civil Service Examination, 1886. Balliol College,
Oxford, 1886. Assistant Magistrate, Chupra Division, Bengal, 1888.
Gopalgunge, Sarun, India.
Capron, George, son of Frederick Lucas Capron, Esq., 17, Warwick Square,
London, S.W., aged 14, Sept. 14. Left 1884.¹ Bowden Smith.
Gazetted to the York and Lancaster Regiment, (late 84th), November 9, 1889.
Army List.
Grubb, Louis Henry, only son of Henry Samuel Grubb, Esq., Clashleigh,
Clogheen, Čahir, aged 15, July 27. Left 1883.3 Bowden Smith.
Crick, 1883. Brasenose College, Oxford, B.A., 1888.
As above.
Murray, James Harry Stewart, son of Major Harvey Young Murray,
Nusserabad, aged 14, Sept. 4. Left 1883.2
Bowden Smith.
Gazetted to the Royal Artillery, February 17, 1886. Burma, 1891.
Army List.
Reeves, Henry, son of H. Reeves, Esq., 34, New Cross Road, London, S.E.,
aged 13, Sept. 22. Left 1884.1
Bowden Smith.
Couchman, Philip Holbech, fifth son of Thomas Barnes Couchman, Esq.,
Henley-in-Arden, aged 14, Sept. 29. Left 1882.2 Hutchinson.
Keble College, Oxford, 1884. A Tea Planter in Ceylon.
Elin, Henry Dyne, son of George Elin, Esq., M.D., Lea Hoe, Hertford,
aged 13, Sept. 22. Left 1884.2
Hutchinson.
Engaged with the British South Africa Company's Pioneer Force in Mashonaland,
Home as above.
1891.
102
January 1881.
Grierson, James, second son of James Grierson, Esq., 4, Holland Villas
Road, London, W., aged 14, Nov. 19. Left 1884.3 Hutchinson.
XV., 1884.
As above.
Withers, Frank Charlton, son of Samuel Withers, Esq., 15, Abercrombie
Square, Liverpool, aged 13, Sept. 15. Left 1885.² Hutchinson.
XV., 1884. In business in Liverpool.
As above.
Poore, Edward Wright, son of Edward Chapman Poore, Esq., Rainhill,
Lancashire, aged 15, Sept. 18. Left 1882.¹
Scott.
At Christ's College, Cambridge, since 1888. Reading for Ordination, 1891.
Wellby, Montagu Sinclair, son of John Henry Wellby, Esq., 12, Russell
Square, London, W.C., aged 14, Oct. 10. Left 1884.1 Scott.
Sandhurst, 1885. Gazetted to the 18th Hussars, 1886.
Mhow, India, 1891.
Binnie, William James Eames, son of Alexander Richardson Binnie, Esq.,
15, Park Drive, Heaton, Bradford, aged 13, Oct. 10. Left 1885.2
Elsee.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., Second Class Natural Science Tripos, 1888. A
Civil Engineer.
14, Campden Hill Gardens, London, W.
Cooke, Reginald Walter, son of Robert Thomas Cooke, Esq., Elmhurst,
Castle Bar, Ealing, aged 14, Oct. 12. Left 1881.3
Elsee.
Curry, Granville Edward, son of E. Curry, Esq., 7, Ampthill Square,
London, N.W., aged 14, April 20. Left 1883.2
Elsee.
Residing in New Zealand.
Lees, Laurence William, son of William Lees, Esq., The Larches, Wolver-
hampton, aged 13, May 8. Left 1885.2
Elsee.
Scholar, 1881. A Merchant and Manufacturer at Wolverhampton.
Claregate, Tettenhall, Wolverhampton.
Carlisle, aged 13, March 27. Left 1886.²
Fell, Basil Haig, son of the Rev. James Alexander Fell, The Knells,
Lee Warner.
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, B.A., Second Class Law Tripos, 1889. Isthmian Club.
Home as above.
Goschen, George Joachim, eldest son of the Right Hon. George Joachim
Goschen, M.P., (o.R., 1845), 69, Portland Place, London, W., and
Seacox Heath, Hawkhurst, Kent, aged 14, Oct. 15. Left 1884.2
Lee Warner.
Balliol College, Oxford, 1885. Formerly Secretary to his father, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer. Private Secretary to the Earl of Jersey, Governor of New
South Wales, since 1890.
As above.
January 1881.
103
Hancocks, Annesley John, son of Arthur Annesley Hancocks, Esq.,
Broomy Hill, Hereford, aged 16, Sept. 13. Left 1881.
Lee Warner.
Sandhurst, 1884. Gazetted to the 1st Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, February 7,
1885.
As above.
Lea, James Herbert, eldest son of Richard Lea, Esq., Now-gong, Assam,
aged 13, April 27. Left 1885.2
Lee Warner.
Scholar, 1881. Passed Indian Civil Service Examination, 1886. Balliol College,
Oxford, 1886. Assistant Magistrate and Collector at Dacca.
Dacca, Bengal.
MacInnes, John, son of Miles MacInnes, Esq., M.P., (o.r., 1843), Rickerby,
Carlisle, aged 14, Sept 4. Left 1883.3
Lee Warner.
Pembroke College, Cambridge, B.A., 1887.
As above.
Wilson, George Rowland Holt, eldest son of George Holt Wilson, Esq.,
Redgrave Hall, Botesdale, Suffolk, aged 13, Feb. 26.
Left 1886.2
Lee Warner.
XI., 1886. At Oriel College, Oxford, since 1886.
Redgrave Hall, Diss.
Birch, Charles Grant Francis Grey, only son of Lieutenant-Colonel Charles
Birch, (0.R., 1851), Ryll Court, Exmouth, aged 14, Nov. 18. Left
1883.2
Whitelaw.
Oxford Military College. Gazetted to the 2nd Battalion South Lancashire
Regiment, (Prince of Wales' Volunteers), 1888. Constitutional Club.
Lympstone Grange, Exmouth, South Devon.
Hall, Marriott Frank, son of Mrs. Marriott Hall, Glossop Road, Sheffield,
Whitelaw.
aged 13, March 19. Left 1883.3
Admitted a Solicitor, June, 1889. Junior Constitutional Club.
11, George Street, Sheffield.
Evers-Swindell, Harold, son of James Swindell Evers-Swindell, Esq.,
Clent House, Stourbridge, aged 14, Sept 21. Left 1883.2 Whitelaw.
Queen's College, Cambridge, B.A., First Class Applied Mechanics Special, 1837.
As above.
Stephenson, Henry Kenyon, son of Henry Stephenson, Esq., (afterwards
Sir H. Stephenson, Knight), Endcliffe Vale, Sheffield, aged 15,
Aug. 16. Left 1883.²
Whitelaw.
In business in Firm of Stephenson, Blake, and Co., London and Sheffield.
Lieutenant in 4th West York Volunteer Artillery, 1886.
The Glen, Sheffield.
Edwards, Isaac Newton, son of I. N. Edwards, Esq., Westminster Lodge,
St. Albans, aged 15, Dec. 30. Left 1883.³
Green.
Christ's College, Cambridge, 1886. A Banker's Clerk.
The Laurels, Welham Green, Hatfield.
104
May 1881.
Green, Charles Everitt, son of the Rev. George Clark Green, Vicar of
Modbury, Ivy Bridge, Devon, aged 13, June 8. Left 1886.2
Green.
Scholar of Christ's College, Cambridge, B.A., Second in Classical Tripos, 1889.
A Master in Sutton Valence School, since 1890.
School House, Sutton Valence, Staplehurst, Kent.
Sevestre, Robert, son of Robert Thomas Sevestre, Esq., Burdwan, India,
Green.
aged 12, Feb. 3. Left 1886.2
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1889. A Student at St. Bartholomew's since
1889.
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, London.
ENTRANCES IN MAY, 1881.
Gill, Benjamin Kemp, son of William
Wakefield, aged 14, April 22.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1891.
Henry Gill, Esq., J.P., St. John's,
Left 1884.2
School.
Town Hall Chambers, Wakefield.
Learoyd, Harold Johnson, son of N. Learoyd, Esq., Ashby House, Tun-
bridge Wells, aged 13, July 3. Left 1884.2
School.
*VIII., 1884. On the Stage.
Nicholson, Charles Archibald, eldest son of Sir Charles Nicholson, Bart.,
Totteridge, Herts, aged 14, April 27. Left 1886.2
School.
New College, Oxford, B.A., 1889. An Architect.
11, Beaumont Street, London, W.
Wootten-Wootten, Aubrey Francis, fifth son of William Wootten-Wootten,
Esq., Headington, Oxford, aged 14, Sept. 19. Left 1885.3 School.
XV., 1883, 1884, 1885. VIII., 1884, 1885. Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., Second
Class Law School, 1889. Student of the Inner Temple since November, 1889.
1, Temple Gardens, London, E.C.
Crawford, Richmond Shakespeare, son of Mrs. A. Crawford, 81, Cadogan
Place, London, S.W., aged 14, Feb. 17. Left 1883.2
Bowden Smith.
Sandhurst, 1886. Gazetted to the 2nd Battalion The Welsh Regiment, February
11, 1888.
Robinson, John Gorges, second_son of the late William Robinson, Esq.,
care of Mrs. Robinson, Reedly Bank, Burnsley, aged 14, June 29.
Left 1885.2
Bowden Smith.
Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1885.
Cragdale, Settle.
Agnew, Charles Leonard, son of Charles Swain Agnew, Esq., Prestwich,
Manchester, aged 13, May 24. Left 1886.2
Hutchinson.
In business in Manchester.
Beechwood, Prestwich, near Manchester.
May 1881.
105
1
Housley, Samuel John, son of Samuel John Housley, Esq., 70, Boundary
Road, London, N.W., aged 13, Sept. 19. Left 1886.2 Hutchinson.
Clare College, Cambridge, B.A., 1889. A Master at a Preparatory School.
At Rev. G. C. Curtis, Farnborough, Hants.
Baker, Henry Mills, third son of Thomas Baker, Esq., Durdham Park,
Scott.
Bristol, aged 14, Oct. 24. Left 1885.²
VIII., 1885. Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1889. Articled to a Solicitor.
As above.
Braby, Cyrus, son of Frederick Braby, Esq., Cathcart House, South
Kensington, aged 13, May 26. Left 1884.³
Scott.
A Merchant, 110, Cannon Street, E.C. City Carlton Club.
Teddington, Middlesex.
Close, Francis Archibald, son of Admiral Francis Arden Close, Stoke
Park, Stapleton, Bristol, and grandson of Dean Close, aged 16,
Dec. 24. Left 1883.²
Scott.
Trinity College, Cambridge.
4, Burlington Gardens, London, and as above.
Dowdall, Thomas Percy, second son of the late Thomas Dowdall, Esq.,
care of Mrs. Dowdall, Alexandra Drive, Liverpool, aged 14,
Aug. 14. Left 1886.2
Scott.
Christ Church, Oxford, 1887. Sandhurst, 1888. Gazetted to the King's Own
Yorkshire Regiment, (51st), 1889. Zohb Valley Expedition, 1890, 1891.
King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry, Deesa, India.
Ramsden, Joseph, son of William Ramsden, Esq., Tyldesley, Manchester,
Scott.
aged 14, Jan. 6. Left 1882.3
A Partner in W. Ramsden and Sons, Colliery Proprietors.
Guest Fold, Tyldesley, Manchester.
Martin, John Claude, son of W. Martin, Esq., Mount Radford, Exeter,
aged 13, Feb. 21. Left 1884.¹
Elsee.
Mott, Arthur John, son of Charles John Mott, Esq., (0.R., 1840), Clifton,
Rugby, aged 13, Aug. 29. Left 1885.¹
Elsee.
A Clerk in the Bank of England, 1885, 1886. At Selwyn College, Cambridge,
since 1888.
Clifton-on-Dunsmore, Rugby.
Whiteley, Warwick, son of the Rev. John Henry Whiteley, (0.R., 1843),
St. Laurence, Chepstow, aged 16, Oct. 3. Left 1884.1 Elsee.
Clare College, Cambridge, B.A., 1889. Ordained, 1890. Assistant Curate of
St. John's, Canton, Cardiff.
104, Llandaff Road, Canton, Cardiff.
0
106
May 1881.
Barbour, William, son of James Dunlop Barbour, Esq., Ardville, Holy-
wood, Co. Down, Ireland, aged 15, March 31. Left 1884.2
Lee Warner.
Holds temporary
XV., 1883. XI., 1884. A Mechanical Engineer, Belfast.
appointment in Sydney, New South Wales, 1891, 1892.
Bateson, Alexander Dingwall, seventh son of the late William Gandy
Bateson, Esq., care of Mrs. Bateson, New Heys, Allerton, Liver-
pool, aged 15, April 30. Left 1885.2
Lee Warner.
XV., 1884. XI., 1885. Trinity College, Oxford, B.A., 1898. Called to the Bar,
Inner Temple, January, 1891.
As above.
Clayton, John Hunt, son of Sands Clayton, Esq., 34, Kensington Gardens
Square, London, aged 14, July 16. Left 1883.¹ Lee Warner.
On the London Stock Exchange.
9, Inverness Terrace, Bayswater, London, IP.
Gaddum, Frank Ernest, second son of Henry Theodore Gaddum, Esq.,
Bowdon, Cheshire, aged 13, Oct. 15. Left 1886.2 Lee Warner.
XV., 1885. XI., 1885, 1886. In New Zealand, 1891.
Home as above.
Howard, Charles James Stanley, eldest son of George James Howard,
Esq., (afterwards ninth Earl of Carlisle), of Naworth Castle, and
1, Palace Green, Kensington, aged 14, March 8. Left 1884.¹
Lee Warner.
Scholar of Balliol College, Oxford, B.A., First Class Modern History School,
1889. Became VISCOUNT MORPETH by courtesy on his father's succeeding to the
Peerage in 1889. Lecturer, Oxford University Extension.
Castle Howard, York, and as above.
Keep, Ronald, son of Edward Keep, Esq., 1, Park Field Road, Liverpool,
Lee Warner-Michell.
aged 13, Aug. 2. Left 1885.2
Scholar, 1882. A Merchant in Australia since 1885.
Marshall, Alfred Henry, son of John Marshall, Esq., Headingley, Leeds,
aged 14, March 31. Left 1884.2
Lee Warner.
A Land Agent at Guisborough.
Guisborough, Yorkshire.
Sheppard, Harry Edward, only son of Henry Wilson Sheppard, Esq., Ross,
Herefordshire, aged 13, May 20. Left 1886.¹ Lee Warner.
New College, Oxford, B.A., 1890.
Allen, Arthur Acland, son of Peter Allen, Esq., Overbrook, Kersal, Man-
chester, aged 12, Aug. 11. Left 1887.2
Whitelaw.
Scholar, 1883. XV., 1884, 1885, 1886. XI., 1887. Scholar of University College,
Oxford, 1887. First Class Classical Moderations, 1889.
As above.
(
September 1881.
107
Baker, Maurice Mills, son of William Mills Baker, Esq., Stoke Bishop,
Bristol, aged 14, March 8. Left 1886.2
Whitelaw.
At Oriel College, Oxford, since October, 1887.
As above.
Dutton, John Victor, son of William Henry Dutton, Esq., Newcastle,
Staffordshire, aged 15, April 10. Left 1883.¹
Whitelaw.
Meakin, George Elliot, son of George Meakin, Esq., The Hayes, Stone,
Staffordshire, aged 16, Nov. 24. Left 1882.1
Whitelaw.
A Manufacturer in the Potteries.
Creswell House, Stafford.
Meakin, James Henry, son of the above George Meakin, Esq., aged 15,
April 28. Left 1885.2
Whitelaw.
XV., 1884. Trinity College, Cambridge, 1886. A Manufacturer in the Potteries.
Creswell House, Stafford.
Morris, Frederick Arnold, son of Thomas Morris, Esq., Oxton, Cheshire,
aged 14, Jan. 2. Left 1884.3
Green.
As above.
Callender, Reginald, son of the late Samuel Pope Callender, Esq., care of
Mrs. Callender, Rugby, aged 14, Jan. 8. Left 1884.2
Town.
Christ's College, Cambridge, B.A., 1890. A Church Missionary Society's
Missionary since February, 1891.
C.M. Station, Lokaju, Western Soudan, Africa.
Hards, Leo Arthur, son of Mr. Leonard Hards, George Hotel, Rugby,
aged 12, May 5. Left same Term.
Town.
An Electrical Engineer.
23, Warbeck Road, Shepherds Bush, London, W.
McKinnell, James Jesse, son of Mrs. McKinnell, 37, Albert Street, Rugby,
aged 12, Jan. 11. Left 1884.2
Town.
In business at Rugby.
27, Sheep Street, Rugby.
ENTRANCES IN SEPTEMBER, 1881.
Battine, Cecil William, son of Colonel William Alexander Battine, (0.R.,
1845), 2nd Dragoon Guards, Willenhall, Coventry, aged 14, Feb.
14. Left 1884.2
School.
Gazetted to the 7th Dragoon Guards, 1890. In Bengal, 1891.
Home as above.
108
September 1881.
Best, Palemon Harris, son of Palemon Best, Esq., M.D., Louth, Lincoln-
shire, aged 13, May 22. Left 1883.³
School.
Cavendish College, Cambridge, B.A., 1888. London University, M.B., 1889. A
Medical Student of University College, London, 1891.
As above.
Boswell, John Douglas, second son of Patrick Charles Douglas Boswell,
Esq., (0.R., 1830), Garrallan, Cumnock, N.B., aged 14, Feb. 16.
Left 1882.2
School.
Brasenose College, Oxford, B.A., 1888. LL.B., Glasgow, 1891. Reading for
Scottish Bar.
Garrallan, Cumnock, Ayrshire.
Fletcher, Lancelot Holstock, son of William Fletcher, Esq., M.P., Brigham
Hill, Carlisle, aged 14, Sept. 24. Left 1886.2
School.
XV., 1885. Trinity Hall, Cambridge. A Coal Owner in Cumberland.
As above.
Herron, Robert Douglas, son of George Oliver Mellick Herron, Esq.,
Harbord House, Richmond Hill, aged 14, Aug. 30. Left 1884.3
School.
Sandhurst, 1886. Gazetted to the 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen's Bays), 1887.
In India since 1890.
Sialkôte, India.
King, Philip Scarborough, second son of Robert King, Esq., Fern House,
Upper Clapton, London, E., aged 13, Oct. 17. Left 1884.3 School.
In business as a Timber Merchant in London.
As above.
Pease, Leonard Joseph, son of Arthur Burton Pease, Esq., (o.r, 1840),
Melton Hill, Brough, Yorkshire, aged 14, April 29. Left 1883.¹
School.
As above.
Sadler, Francis Joseph, younger son of Michael Thomas Sadler, Esq., M.D.,
Barnsley, Yorkshire, aged 14, June 16. Left 1886.2 School.
Crick, 1885. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1886. Scholar of Wadham College,
Oxford, 1886. B.A., 1890. A Medical Student at St. Bartholomew's, 1891.
As above.
Sarel, Clement Vincent Molyneux, son of Major-General Henry Andrew
Sarel, C.B., (0.R., 1839), Rollesby Hall, Great Yarmouth, aged 13,
Dec. 16. Left 1883.3
School.
Sandhurst, 1886. Gazetted to the 2nd Battalion The 5th Fusiliers, September
14, 1887. Scottish Club.
Army List.
Sawers, Robert James Maxwell, son of the late Robert Orr Sawers, Esq.,
care of Mrs. Sawers, 7, St. John's Park, Blackheath, aged 13,
Feb. 15. Left 1885.?
School.
LL.B., London, 1890. Admitted a Solicitor, February, 1891.
As above.
(
September 1881.
109
Thursfield, Richard Cecil, son of the Rev. Richard Thursfield, St. Michael's,
Worcester, aged 15, Sept. 12. Left 1883.¹
School.
Clare College, Cambridge, B.A., 1890. Ordained, 1890. Assistant Curate of
Whitby, 1891.
Whitby, Yorkshire, and as above.
Tooth, Artemus, son of Arthur Tooth, Esq., 21, Cumberland Terrace,
Regents Park, London, N.W., aged 14, Dec. 18. Left 1883.¹
School.
In business in London.
As above.
Blackwell, Richard Giraud, son of Samuel John Blackwell, Esq., Brooks-
hill, Harrow Weald, aged 15, May 6. Left 1884.2 Bowden Smith.
A West India Merchant.
6, Laurence Pountney Lane, London, E.C.
Cobb, Cecil Henry, son of Timothy Edward Cobb, Esq., Cotefield, Banbury,
Bowden Smith.
aged 14, Nov. 27. Left 1884.2
Gazetted to the 1st Battalion Oxfordshire Light Infantry, 1888.
Gosport.
Garnett, William, son of James Garnett, Esq., Waddow Hall, Clitheroe,
aged 14, May 23. Left 1883.2
Bowden Smith.
In the Cotton Trade.
As above.
Latham, Henry Guy Dampier, son of Francis Law Latham, Esq., (0.R.,
1848), Bombay, aged 12, Oct. 28. Left 1885.2 Bowden Smith.
University College School, London, 1885. Caius College, Cambridge, B.A., 1890.
Caius College, Cambridge.
Phillpotts, Henry Robertson, eldest son of the Rev. Henry John Phill-
potts, Vicar of Lamerton, Tavistock, aged 13, Oct. 12. Left 1886.2
Bowden Smith.
Keble College, Oxford, B.A., 1890. Ordained, 1891.
Walkern Rectory, Stevenage.
Statham, Francis, son of William Statham, Esq., St. Mary's House,
Bedford, aged 14, Oct. 4. Left 1885.3
Bowden Smith.
Trinity College, Cambridge, LL.B., 1887. Called to the Bar, Lincoln's Inu,
June, 1891.
The Redings, Totteridge, London, N.
Cartwright, Theodore John, son of the late Rev. Theodore John Cart-
wright, Rector of Preston Bagot, care of Mrs. Cartwright,
Claverdon, Warwick, aged 13, March 28. Left 1887.2
Hutchinson.
At New College, Oxford, since 1887.
Preston Bagot, Henley-in-Arden.
110
September 1881.
Ellis, John Christopher Radclyffe, son of the Rev. Arthur Ayres Ellis,
Vicar of Stotfold, Baldock, Herts, aged 15, Aug. 29. Left 1885.2
Hutchinson.
Minor Exhibitioner, 1885. Scholar of Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., Second
Class Classical Tripos, 1888.
Dilston, Selly Oak, Birmingham.
Jackson, St. George Hay Smither, son of George Thomas Jackson, Esq.,
Lucknow, Oude, India, aged 14, May 13. Left 1884.2 Hutchinson.
Called to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, November, 1888.
Law List.
McClure, William Lees, son of William Lees McClure, Esq., The Lathams,
Prescot, aged 14, May 25. Left 1882.2
Hutchinson.
Residing in Australia.
Highett, South Brighton, Australia.
Peebles, John Mure Steel, son of Robert D. Peebles, Esq., Craignethan
Lodge, Blackheath, aged 12, Dec. 29. Left 1882.2 Hutchinson.
In America, 1891.
Banks, William Hartland, son of Richard William Banks, Esq., (o.R., 1832),
Ridgebourne, Kington, aged 13, Nov. 14. Left 1886.3 Scott.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1890. A Banker at Kington.
As above.
Bill, Herbert Edward, son of John Bill, Esq., Coventry, aged 14, Sept. 19.
Left 1883.2
Scott.
Owen's College, Manchester, and King's College, London. An Engineering
Pupil at Leeds, 1891.
6, Montpellier Terrace, Leeds.
Drummond, Arthur Lennox, son of George A. Drummond, Esq., Montreal,
Scott.
aged 13, March 1. Left 1885.2
864, Sherbrooke Street, Montreal, Canada.
Hall, Arthur Robinson Kay, son of T. F. Hall, Esq., Effingham House,
Leatherhead, aged 14, Oct. 29. Left 1884.2
Scott.
XV., 1883. Gazetted to the Royal Irish Rifles, November 16, 1887. In Egypt,
1891.
Army List.
Harrison, Frank Hyde, son of Alfred Hyde Harrison, Esq., The Lodge,
Dunchurch, aged 14, Jan. 17. Left 1884.2
Scott.
In Lloyds, London, E.C.
Home as above.
Kent, Crofton, sixth son of the late William Kent, Esq., of Johndaryan,
Queensland, care of Mrs. Kent, Elyston, Woollabra, Sydney, aged
13, Oct. 12. Left 1885.2
Scott.
Downton Agricultural College, 1885-1888. Farming in Queensland since 1888.
Dalgangal, Maryborough, Queensland.
September 1881.
111
Skinner, Sidney Hawkins, son of James Skinner, Esq., Bramley Hill
House, Croydon, aged 15, Aug, 8. Left 1883.¹
Scott.
XV., 1884. Formerly on the London Stock Exchange. Farming in Colorado,
U.S.A., 1891.
Sykes, Alan John, second son of Thomas Hardcastle Sykes, Esq., (0.R.,
1847), Cheadle, Cheshire, aged 13, April 11. Left 1886.2 Scott.
Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1890. In business at Stockport.
Edgeley Fold, Stockport.
Mann-Thomson, William Dixon, son of John Mann-Thomson, Esq.,
Kilkerran House, Maybole, Ayrshire, aged 14, March 9. Left
1886.2
Scott.
VIII., 1885, 1886. Major Exhibitioner, 1886. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A.
and LL.B., 1889. Sandhurst, 1890. Gazetted to the Royal Horse Guards, May 1,
1891.
Army List.
Thompson, William Briggs, eldest son of James Hetherington Thompson,
Esq., Warren Bank, Brampton, Carlisle, aged 14, July 13. Left
1886.2
Scott.
VIII., 1884, 1885, 1886. Oriel College, Oxford, B.A. and B.C.L., 1890. Devonshire
Club.
As above.
Armitage, Frederick Rhodes, son of Thomas Rhodes Armitage, Esq.,
M.D., 23, Cambridge Square, London, W., aged 14, Aug. 11.
Left 1884.¹
Elsee.
Yorkshire College, Leeds, 1888.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1885.
Engineering Pupil, Midland Railway, 1889.
34, Cambridge Square, London, W.
Blackburn, Ernest Woodhead, second son of John Blackburn, Esq., Ivy
House, Barnsley, aged 13, Dec. 31. Left 1886.2
Elsee.
Scholar, 1881. Minor Exhibitioner, 1886. Scholar of St. John's College, Oxford,
1886. Second Class Mathematical Moderations, 1887. B.A., First Class Natural
Science School, 1890. Student of Medicine at Oxford, 1891.
As above.
Dowson, Erasmus Charles Head, son of Thomas Erasmus Head Dowson,
Esq., (0.R. 1853), Lattendales, Penrith, aged 14, Aug. 9. Left 1885.2
Elsee.
Demonstrator of Mechanism and Applied Mechanics at Cambridge, 1887. In
Melbourne, 1891. His father and uncle should each have been described in
Vol. II., pp. 30 and 50, as "son of William Head Dowson, and stepson of the
Rev. J. S. Mulcaster.'
>"
As above.
Firmstone, Harold William, son of the late William Charles Firmstone,
Esq., and brother of the Rev. Charles Henry Firmstone, West-
bury, Brackley, aged 13, May 28. Left 1887.2
Elsee.
Scholar, 1881. XV., 1886. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1887. Scholar of
Hertford College, Oxford, 1897. First in Examination for Eastern Cadetships,
and appointed to Straits Settlements, 1890.
Cadets Bungalow, Singapore.
112
September 1881.
t
$
Michel, John Henry Forbes, son of John Michel, Esq., C.E., North-West
Provinces, India, aged 13, Jan. 18. Left 1884 2
Elsee.
Went to India.
Stephens, Michael Edmund, son of Henry C. Stephens, Esq., M.P.,
Avenue House, Finchley, London, N., aged 13, Sept. 10. Left
1885.1
Elsee.
In business in London.
Cholderton, near Salisbury, and as above.
Swinton, Ernest Dunlop, fourth son of Robert Blair Swinton, Esq., 25,
Randolph Crescent, London, afterwards of 105, Shooter's Hill
Road, Blackheath, aged 12, Oct. 21. Left 1882.2
Elsee.
Went to Cheltenham College, 1883. Woolwich, 1886. Gazetted to the Royal
Engineers, 1888. India, 1890.
N.W. Department, Lucknow, India.
Blunt, Charles Mortimer, son of Frederick William Blunt, Esq., Plaw
Hatch, Bishops Stortford, aged 13, June 27. Left 1885.2
Lee Warner.
XI., 1885. In business in London.
8, Westbourne Crescent, Hyde Park, London, W.
Dawkins, Thomas Frederick, fourth son of the Rev. James Annesley
Dawkins, (0.R., 1843), Daylesford, Chipping Norton, aged 14, Aug.
22. Left 1886,2
Lee Warner.
Balliol College, Oxford, B.A., Second Class Law School, 1890.
White's Club, St. James', London, S. W.
Garrett, Newson Littlewood, son of Edmund Garrett, Esq., Shrewsbury
House, East Ham, Essex, aged 15, Oct. 17. Left 1884.2
Lee Warner.
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, B.A., 1887. Admitted a Solicitor, January, 1891.
As above.
Haines, Cecil Evered, son of the late Henry Haines, Esq., care of Mrs.
Haines, Sandfield, Reigate, aged 14, April 8. Left 1884.2
Lec Warner.
On the London Stock Exchange.
Toftrees, East Molesey, Surrey.
Lascelles, William Frank, son of Frank Cavendish Lascelles, Esq., British
Consul at Sophia, (afterwards Sir F. C. Lascelles, K.C.M.G.,
British Minister at Teheran), aged 13, March 21. Left 1885.¹
Lee Warner.
Sandhurst, 1887. Gazetted to the Scots Guards, May 15, 1889.
Army List.
Malcolm, George, son of General Sir George Malcolm, K.C.B., 13, Crom-
well Crescent, South Kensington, aged 14, Feb. 15.
A Settler in Canada.
Dominion City, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Left 1882.¹
Lee Warner.
September 1881.
113
1
Morris, Charles Hopkins, son of the late Arthur Hopkins, Esq., care of
Mrs. Hopkins, Hall End, Tamworth, aged 14, Aug. 21. Left 1884.¹
Lee Warner.
As above.
Slagg, William Crighton, son. of the late W. Slagg, Esq., care of Mrs. Slagg,
Didsbury, Manchester, aged 14, May 4. Left 1885.2 Lee Warner.
Called to the Bar, Middle Temple, January 28, 1889.
2, Garden Court, Temple, London, E.C.
Farmer, William Alfred, son of William Farmer, Esq., (afterwards Sir
W. Farmer, Knight; Sheriff, 1891), Summerhill, Chislehurst,
aged 13, Jan. 1. Left 1884.¹
Whitelaw.
Gazetted to the 4th Hussars, June 24, 1890. Island Bridge Barracks, Dublin,
1891. Constitutional Club.
Coworth Park, Sunningdale, Berks.
Ivens, John Howard, son of William Ivens, Esq., Harboro' Parva, Rugby,
aged 13, Feb. 26. Left 1886.2
Whitelaw.
XV., 1885.
As above.
Joynson, Harold Mead, son of Tertius Joynson, Esq., Ivy Lodge, New
Brighton, Cheshire, aged 14, Feb. 23. Left 1882.¹ Whitelaw.
A Medical Student.
Long View, Liscard, Cheshire.
Rendall, Godfrey Arthur Harding, sixth son of the Rev. Henry Rendall,
Great Rollright, Chipping Norton, aged 14, June 30. Left 1886.2
Whitelaw.
Scholar, 1881. Head of the School. Tait Scholar. Major and Minor Exhibitioner,
1886. Scholar of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1886. First Class Classical
Moderations, 1888. Second Class Law School, 1891. Student of Lincoln's Inn,
1890.
As above.
Sprague, John Alexander Davies, son of J. D. Sprague, Esq., Beulah Hill,
Upper Norwood, aged 15, May 7. Left 1883.2
Whitelaw.
Jackson, George Frederick, son of George Jackson, Esq., Selby Park,
Birmingham, aged 13, Jan. 1. Left 1884.¹
Green.
Brandwood House, King's Heath, Worcestershire.
Radley, Edward Yelf, second son of the late James Radley, Esq., care of
Mrs. Radley, 4, Abercromby Square, Liverpool, aged 14, April 28.
Left 1884.2
Green.
St. John's College, Oxford, B.A., 1888. Learning Civil Engineering.
As above.
P
114
January 1882.
Smallwood, Frank Graham, son of A. Smallwood, Esq., Bankshall Street,
Calcutta, aged 14, Feb. 10. Left 1882.³
Green.
Gazetted to the Royal Artillery, July 24, 1886. Quetta, 1891.
2nd Battery, R.A., Quetta, India.
Watson, Ernest, son of James Watson, Esq., 32, Gloucester Crescent,
London, W., aged 13, May 31. Left 1884.2
Green.
In an East India Merchant's Office.
8, Pembridge Villas, Bayswater, London, W.
Furness, John Monteith, eldest son of the Rev. John Monteith Furness,
Rugby, aged 12, May 16. Left 1888.2
Town.
Scholar, 1883. Head of the School. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1888.
Scholar of King's College, Cambridge, 1887. Matric, October, 1888. First Class
Classical Tripos, part 1, 1891.
Overslade, near Rugby.
Gillson, Godfrey, second son of Henry Thomas Gillson, Esq., Rugby, aged
13, Dec. 15. Left 1884.2
Town-Lee Warner.
Jesus College, Cambridge, 1887.
Artillery, November 13, 1889. Gibraltar, 1891.
Madeford, Christchurch, Hants.
Woolwich, 1888. Gazetted to the Royal
Mee, Colin Cowper, younger son of the late John Cowper Mee, Esq., care
of Mrs. Mee, Rugby, aged 13, Dec. 24. Left 1884.3
Town.
A Tea Planter in Ceylon.
Neuchátel, Neboda, Ceylon.
Henry Tull Rhoades, Esq.,
Town.
Rhoades, Edmund Lushington, second son of
(O.R., 1847), Rugby, aged 13, Jan. 25. Left 1886.2
A Midshipman in F. Green and Co.'s. Blackwall Line, 1886.
4, Arnold Villas, Rugby.
ENTRANCES IN JANUARY, 1882.
Ainsworth, Percy, son of Charles Frederick Ainsworth, Esq., Lower
Brazley, Horwich, Bolton, Lancashire, aged 14, Feb. 10. Left
1883.3
School.
As above.
Bradby, Henry Christopher, son of the Rev. Edward Henry Bradby, (o.R.,
1839), Headmaster of Haileybury College, Hertford, aged 13, Dec.
28. Left 1887.2
School.
XI., 1885, 1886, 1887. XV., 1886. Racquets, 1887. New College, Oxford, First
Class Classical Moderations, 1889. B.A., Second Class Final Classical School,
1891.
St. Katherine's Dock House, London, E.
January 1882.
115
Newman, Edward, son of Thomas James Newman, Esq., Barnsley, York-
shire, aged 13, June 30. Left 1886.2
School.
Articled to a Solicitor.
Care of H. Ashington, Esq., Solicitor, Sheffield.
Phillipps, Grismond, son of Captain Grismond Phillipps, J.P., Bronwydd
Arms, R.S.O., Caermarthenshire, aged 14, Nov. 24. Left 1886.¹
School.
Gazetted to the Caermarthen Artillery Militia, March, 1887. Union Club.
As above.
Ridgway, Herbert Gainsford, son of Tobias Gainsford Ridgway, Esq., 2,
Waterloo Place, London, S.W., aged 14, Nov. 6. Left 1885.¹
School,
In business in the Bombay and Burma Trading Corporation.
Pyinmana, Ningyan, Upper Burma.
Wilson, Rowland Alwyne, son of the Rev. William Reginald Wilson,
Bolsterstone, Sheffield, aged 13, July 18. Left 1887.2 School.
XI., 1885, 1886, 1887. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1890. A Private Tutor,
1891.
Crescent House, Rugby, or as above.
Cartwright, Thomas George, son of William George Cartwright, Esq.,
Springfield, Newport, Monmouthshire, aged 14, March 10. Left
1885.2
Bowden Smith.
XV., 1885. VIII., 1884. Christ Church, Oxford, 1887. In business at Newport.
As above.
De Rivaz, Charles Henry Chevally, son of Victor C. de Rivaz, Esq., North-
brook House, Grove Road, London, N.W., aged 14, Aug. 30. Left
1884.3
Bowden Smith.
In business as a Stock Jobber.
As above.
Oldrey, Eustace Nugent, son of the late Robert Oldrey, Esq., and brother
of R. B. Oldrey, Esq., Northampton, aged 13, March 11. Left
1886.¹
Bowden Smith.
10, Gledstanes Road, West Kensington.
Watson, Edward Alexander, son of Robert Brown Watson, Esq., Sudworth,
New Brighton, aged 14, Oct. 7. Left 1883.2 Bowden Smith.
Residing in America.
Nimrod Hall, Bath County, Virginia, U.S.A.
Balderson, Claude Henry, son of Henry Balderson, Hemel Hempstead,
aged 14, March 14. Left 1885.¹
Hutchinson.
In the 6th Royal Warwickshire Regiment. At Moultan, India, 1891.
Comer Hall, Hemel Hempstead.
116
January 1882.
Hutchinson, Edward Percy, son of the late William Henry Heap
Hutchinson, Esq., care of Mrs. Hutchinson, Cottingham Hall,
Hull, aged 13, Jan. 30. Left 1884.3
Hutchinson.
XV., 1884. VIII., 1883, 1884. In his brother's Shipping Office at Hull.
As above.
Lloyd, Frederick Henry, son of the late Rev. Maurice Lloyd, Rector of
Montgomery, and ward of the Rev. Robert More White, Church-
stoke, aged 14, Oct. 13. Left 1883.3
Hutchinson.
Churchstoke, Montgomeryshire.
Scotter, Frederick Charles, son of Charles Scotter, Esq., Bowdon, Cheshire,
aged 13, June 29. Left 1887.¹
Hutchinson.
Racquets, 1887. On the London Stock Exchange. Constitutional Club.
Surbiton Hill, London, S. W.
Baines, Henry Verdon, son of William M. Baines, Esq., (0.R., 1844), Bell
Hall, York, aged 13, Feb. 13. Left 1884.2
Scott.
Admitted a Solicitor, February, 1891.
As above.
Hill, Charles Alexander, son of the late Ely Hill, Esq., care of Mrs. Hill,
The Hollies, Croxteth Road, Liverpool, aged 14, Dec. 5. Left
1886.2
Scott.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., and M.B., 1889. A Medical Student at St.
George's, 1890.
St. George's Hospital, London, or as above.
Kingsley, Charles William Manuel, son of Mrs. Kingsley, 3, Ovington
Square, South Kensington, aged 13, Feb. 19. Left 1885.3 Scott.
Rondebosch, Cape of Good Hope.
Rodger, George Douglas, son of George Rodger, Esq., 3, Sandford Place,
Cheltenham, aged 14, April 26. Left 1884.2
Scott.
In Buenos Ayres since 1886.
Sykes, Percy Molesworth, son of the Rev. William Sykes, (0.R., 1842),
Chaplain to the Forces, Canterbury, aged 14, Feb. 28. Left 1886.2
Scott.
Racquets, 1885, 1886. Sandhurst, 1887. Gazetted to the 2nd Dragoon Guards,
February 28, 1888. Sialkot, India, 1891.
Army List.
Allen, Edward Lynn, eldest son of Bulkley Allen, Esq., J.P., (o.R., 1853),
West Lynn, Altrincham, aged 13, Feb. 7. Left 1885.2 Elsee.
Sandhurst, 1886. Gazetted to the 1st Battalion Royal Warwickshire Regiment,
June 5, 1889.
As above.
January 1882.
117
Boughton-Leigh, Percy Wilfrid, son of the Rev. Theodosius Egerton
Boughton Ward Boughton-Leigh, Newbold-on-Avon, aged 14,
Oct. 31. Left 1885.2
Elsee.
XV., 1885. XI., 1885. At Jesus College, Cambridge, since 1889.
As above.
Cockburn, Hampden Zane Churchill, son of G. R. R. Cockburn, Esq.,
Toronto, Canada, aged 14, Nov. 16. Left 1886.2
Elsee.
XV., 1885. London University, January, 1887.
Hatch, Charles Wycliffe, eldest son of Samuel Charles Hatch, Esq.,
Headingley, Leeds, aged 14, Sept. 12. Left 1885.¹
Elsee.
Pembroke College, Oxford, 1885.
Anders, Francis Robert, son of Henry William Anders, Esq., Thornleigh,
Huddersfield, aged 13, Feb. 14. Left 1885.³
Lee Warner.
In the Wool Business in Manchester, 1887. On a Sheep-run in Australia for the
sake of his health, since 1890.
Care of A. MacBean, Esq., Kirndeen, Calcairn, viâ
Albury, N.S.W.
Turner, Christopher Edward, son of J. P. Turner, Esq., Leamington, aged
Lee Warner.
14, Feb. 19. Left 1884.2
Farming in North-West America.
Heaton, Alan Baldwin, son of John Deakin Heaton, Esq., M.D., Claremont,
Leeds, aged 13, Oct. 26. Left 1887.2
Lee Warner.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., Second Class Natural Science Tripos, 1890.
Isthmian Club.
As above.
Stevenson, Charles Lorimer, son of William Stevenson, Esq., Cumber-
nauld, Glasgow, aged 13, June 2. Left 1883.2
Lee Warner.
A Tea Planter in Assam (sails 1891).
Silhet, Assam, viâ Calcutta.
Bond, Frederick Edward Vivian, son of Frank Walters Bond, Esq., War-
grave Hill, Henley-on-Thames, aged 14, May 5. Left 1884.2
Whitelaw.
In business at Saltburn.
Home as above.
Whittaker, Thomas Sherren, son of Thomas Earle
Fernleigh, Beckenham, Kent, aged 14, Jan. 26.
Whittaker, Esq.,
Left 1887.1
Whitelaw.
XV., 1886. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., Second Class Law Special, 1890.
Student of the Middle Temple. National Conservative Club,
As above.
118
April 1882..
Callender, David Aubrey, son of the late Samuel Pope Callender, Esq., care
of Mrs. Callender, Rugby, aged 13, Nov. 11. Left 1883.¹ Town.
Went to Wellington College and Sandhurst. Gazetted to the 1st Battalion Royal
Scots, January, 23, 1890. At the Cape, 1891.
Cape Town, South Africa.
Wreford-Brown, Louis, son of Captain William Wreford-Brown, 4,
Worcester Villas, Clifton, Bristol, aged 14, Dec. 9. Left 1885.2
Hutchinson.
*XI,, 1885. A Banana Planter in Fiji.
The Club, Suva, Fiji.
ENTRANCES IN APRIL, 1882.
Blandford, Joseph John Guthrie, son of the Rev. Josias Jessop Blandford,
(O.R., 1829), Spondon, Derby, aged 14, Jan. 2. Left 1886.¹ School.
VIII., 1885. Pembroke College, Cambridge, B.A., 1889. A
Scholar, 1882. VIII., 1885.
Medical Student.
Bolland, James Wyllie, son of Thomas Joseph Bolland, Esq., Broome
House, Didsbury, Manchester, aged 13, July 24. Left 1885.2
School.
A Produce Broker in London.
Grosvenor Club, London, S. W.
Ellison, Henry Richard Nevile, son of the Rev. Charles Christopher
Ellison, (0.R., 1849), Bracebridge, Lincoln, aged 13, July 16. Left
1886.¹
School.
The Manse, Bracebridge, Lincoln.
Browning, Edward Eustace, son of Edward Charles Browning, Esq.,
Woodlands, Redditch, aged 14, July 10. Left 1883.¹
Bowden Smith.
Articled to a Solicitor.
As above.
Capron, Charles, son of Frederick Lucas Capron, Esq., 17, Warwick
Square, London, S.W., aged 14, Sept. 14. Left 1884.3
Bowden Smith.
A Civil Engineer.
As above.
Harrison, Oswald, son of Edward Hodgson
Harrison, Esq., Breck Hay,
Liscard, Cheshire, aged 14, May 17. Left 1883.3 Bowden Smith.
In business in Liverpool.
i
Plymyard, Eastham, Cheshire.
Hessey, James Dodson, son of the Rev. Robert Falkner Hessey, Basing,
Basingstoke, aged 14, July 3. Left 1884.3
Bowden Smith.
Magdalen College, Oxford, 1886. A Medical Student at Middlesex Hospital
since 1887.
As above.
April 1882.
119
Slater, John William, eldest son of William Slater, Esq., J.P., Holmses,
Sharples, Bolton, aged 14, June 14. Left 1884.3
Left 1884.3 Bowden Smith.
Dunscar, Bolton, Lancashire.
Burnett, Charles Kenyon, son of Charles Burnett, Esq., Biggleswade,
aged 13, June 20. Left 1886.2
Hutchinson.
Sandhurst, 1888. Gazetted to the 18th Hussars, January 23, 1889.
Mhow, Bombay, 1891.
Left
Mothersill, Herbert Johnston, son of Christopher Mothersill, Esq.,
Woodburne, Brooklands, Manchester, aged 14, July 28.
1886.¹
Hutchinson.
XV., 1884, 1885. In business.
As above.
Preston, Henry Chippindale, son of Robert Wheeler Preston, Esq., Clare
Lodge, Wallasey, Cheshire, aged 13, Aug. 18. Left 1883.1
Hutchinson.
In business in Liverpool.
As above.
Rawlinson, Abram Leonard, son of Abram Creswicke Rawlinson, Esq.,
(0.R., 1851), Chipping Norton, aged 13, May 20. Left same Term.
Hutchinson.
Fort Atkinson, Jefferson Co., Wisconsin, U.S.A.
Dowdall, Harold Chaloner, son of the late Thomas Dowdall, Esq., care of
Mrs. Dowdall, Alexandra Drive, Princes Park, Liverpool, aged 14,
March 7. Left 1887.2
Scott.
Minor Exhibitioner, 1887. Scholar of Trinity College, Oxford, 1889. Student of
the Inner Temple.
As above.
Firth, Edward Willoughby, son of
Sheffield, aged 15, April 7. Left 1885.3
Edward Firth, Esq., Tapton Edge,
Scott.
A Steel Manufacturer, Norfolk Works, Sheffield,
And as above.
Engaged in Commerce.
As above.
Wellby, Edwin Victor, son of John Henry Wellby, Esq, 12, Russell
Square, London, W.C., aged 14, March 18. Left 1884.3 Scott.
Gaddum, Arthur Louis Roger, third son of George Henry Gaddum, Esq.,
Withington, Manchester, aged 13, July 6. Left 1886.¹ Elsee.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., and LL.B., Second Class Law Tripos, 1890.
Called to the Bar, Inner Temple, June, 1891.
Adria House, Didsbury, Manchester.
120
April 1882.
Grice, James Elliott, son of Edwin James Grice, Esq., C.E., The Field,
Newport, Monmouth, aged 14, April 13. Left 1886.3 Elsee,
A Student at Leipsig, 1891.
Beechwood, Reigate.
Martyn, Richard Linnington, son of the late Richard Martyn, Esq, of
Broadchyst, brother and ward of H. M. Martyn, Esq., Countess
Weir, Exeter, aged 13, Aug. 28. Left 1886.2
Elsee.
Pembroke College, Oxford, 1887-1889. Has assumed the additional surname of
LINNINGTON after MARTYŃ,
The Limes, Thornton Heath, Surrey.
Snewin, Percy, son of Charles Boyes Noel Snewin, Esq., Back Hill,
Hatton Garden, London, aged 13, Dec. 26. Left 1885.¹ Elsee.
In business in London.
As above.
Brandram, George Alfred, son of Samuel Brandram, Esq., Fawley,
Dynevor Gardens, Richmond, Surrey, aged 14, March 30. Left
1885.3
Lee Warner.
As above.
Chamberlain, Arthur Neville, second son of the Right Hon. Joseph
Chamberlain, M.P., Birmingham, aged 13, March 18. Left 1886.³
Lee Warner.
Highbury, Moor Green, Birmingham.
Granet, William Guy, second son of the late William Augustus Granet,
Esq., care of Mrs. Granet, Salita san Bartolomeo degli Armeni,
Genoa, aged 14, Oct. 13. Left 1884.2
Lee Warner.
Balliol College, Oxford, B.A., Second Class Modern History School, 1889. Student
of Lincoln's Inn, since November, 1890.
Balliol College, Oxford.
Barker, Peter William, son of the Rev. John Thomas Barker, Rushden
Rectory, Higham Ferrers, aged 13, May 9. Left 1884.¹ Whitelaw.
An Indigo Planter in India.
Neeschindipore, near Calcutta.
Dulley, Herbert, son of the late William Dulley, Esq., care of Mrs Dulley,
The Lindens, Wellingborough, aged 13, June 6. Left 1884.3
Whitelaw.
In business as a Brewer.
As above.
Firth, Charles Percy Bramley, fifth son of the late Mark Firth, Esq., care
of Mrs. Firth, Oak Brook, Sheffield, aged 14, April 21. Left
1886.2
Whitelaw.
Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1886. In business in Sheffield.
As above.
:
September 1882.
121
Foster, Henric George, son of George Anthony Foster, Esq., Chilton
Lodge, Southsea, aged 15, Jan. 30. Left 1886.2
Whitelaw.
VIII., 1884, 1885, 1886. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1889.
Chilton Lodge, Elm Grove, Southsea.
Wrigley, Louis Comyns, son of James Alfred Wrigley, Esq., Fieldhead,
Netherton, Huddersfield, aged 13, June 20. Left 1885.2 Whitelaw.
XV., 1884. A Land Agent.
Guisborough, Yorkshire.
Deakin, William Rothschild, eldest son of Joseph Deakin, Esq., Eller
How, Grange-over-Sands, aged 13, May 20. Left 1885.3 Green.
As above.
Andrews, Octavius Charles, son of Mrs. Andrews, Pennington Street,
Rugby, aged 14, Nov. 2. Left 1884.2
Town.
A Medical Student. L.S.A., London, 1889.
As above.
Dennis, Stanley Martyn, son of James Hawke Dennis, Esq., Marlfield,
West Derby, Liverpool, aged 13, May 11. Left same Term. Elsee
In business in Liverpool.
Bradstones, West Derby, Liverpool.
Haworth, Alfred, son of Abraham Haworth, Esq., Hilston House,
Altrincham, aged 14, Feb. 7. Left 1886.¹
Hutchinson.
Victoria University, 1886-1890.
As above.
Jackson, John Michel, son of George Thomas Jackson, Esq., Lucknow,
India, aged 13, June 20. Left 1887.3
Hutchinson.
Called to the Bar, November, 1890. Practising in India.
Lucknow, India.
Le Mesurier, Claude William, son of Edward Algernon Le Mesurier, Esq.,
Banker, 39, Corso Magenta, Genoa, aged 14, Sept. 23. Left 1883.¹
Lee Warner.
In the Colonies in ill health, 1891. Preparing for business as above.
Villa dei Cipressi, San Francesco d'Albaro, Genoa.
ENTRANCES IN SEPTEMBER, 1882.
Darnell, Charles Knapp, son of the Rev. Daniel Charles West Darnell,
(o.k., 1857), Cargilfield, Edinburgh, aged 13, Feb. 2. Left 1886.1
School.
A Medical Student, Edinburgh University.
As above.
122
September 1882.
Davidson, Frank James, son of James Davidson, Esq., Bank House,
Acklington, aged 14, May 2. Left 1886.2
School.
Jesus College, Cambridge, B.A., 1889.
Evans, Granville Pennefather, son of Matthew Pennefather Evans, Esq.,
17, Airlie Gardens, Campden Hill, London, W., aged 13, Dec. 9.
Left 1886.¹
School.
Gazetted to the 1st Battalion 24th Regiment, July 16, 1890.
Army List.
Hartley, Henry, son of Milham Hartley, Esq., Larkfield, Chepstow, aged
13, Dec. 2. Left 1886.¹
School.
As above.
Hill, Ninian Crawfurd, son of Thomas Hill, Esq., Dean Park House,
Edinburgh, aged 14, June 24. Left 1884.¹
School.
Residing in Australia.
The Firs, Spring Mount, Creswick, Victoria.
Moultrie, Hugh Crawford, son of George William Moultrie, Esq., (0.R.,
1843), Bank of England, Manchester, aged 13, Sept. 23. Left
1885.2
School.
Woolwich, 1886. Gazetted to the Royal Artillery, February, 1888.
Army List.
Naylor, Charles James, son of James Richard Naylor, Esq., Bombay Civil
Service, care of J. Elliott, Esq., 17, Great St. Helens, E.C., aged
13, July 20. Left 1884.3
School.
Ormerod, Ernest William, elder son of the late Edward Latham Ormerod,
Esq., M.D., F.R.S., (o.R., 1833), care of Mrs. Ormerod, 14, Old
Steyne, Brighton, aged 13, Nov. 17. Left 1887.2
School.
Scholar, 1883. Major Exhibitioner, 1887. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A.,
1890. A Medical Student at St. Bartholomew's.
51, Brunswick Place, Brighton.
Pirie, Francis David, son of Alexander George Pirie, Esq., (o.R., 1850),
Leckmelm, Garve, Ross-shire, and 26, Queen's Gate, London, S.W.,
aged 14, March 29. Left 1885.3
School.
Jesus College, Cambridge, 1886. In business.
Stoney Wood Works, Aberdeen.
Reynolds, Ernest Edward, son of Edward Reynolds, Esq., Paxten Hall, ✅
St. Neots, aged 14, April 26. Left 1886.2
In Pretoria, Transvaal, 1891.
58, Montague Square, London, W.
Soames, Harold, son of the Rev. Charles Soames, Mildenhall, Marlborough,
aged 14, Sept. 10. Left 1883.¹
School,
Farming in the Transvaal, near Johannisberg.
Home as above.
September 1882.
123
Stephens, Archibald Collingwood, son of the Rev. William Henry George
Stephens, St. John's Darlington, aged 13, Nov. 18. Left 1887.2
School.
XV., 1886. VIII., 1887. Scholar of Jesus College, Oxford, 1887. Second Class
Classical Moderations, 1889.
As above.
Till, Ernest Wentworth, son of E. Till, Esq., Canbury Lodge, Kingston-
on-Thames, aged 15, Sept. 3. Left 1883.2
School.
Townend, William, son of Joseph Winsley Townend, Esq., Cullingworth;
School.
Bingley, Yorkshire, aged 15, Sept. 4. Left 1883.3
In business at Bradford.
13, Park Mount, Manningham, Bradford.
Whishaw, Alfred Bertram, son of Alfred Henry Whishaw, Esq., St.
Petersburg, care of J. Todd, Esq., All Hallow's Chambers,
Lombard Street, London, E.C., aged 13, Feb. 7. Left 1887.2
School.
XV., 1885, 1886. A Medical Student. Returned to St. Petersburg, August, 1891.
As above.
Bell, Charles Meredith, son of G. M. Bell, Esq., Manor House, Hook,
Surbiton, aged 16, June 14. Left 1884.3
Bowden Smith.
Residing in Australia.
Bird, Francis Charlton, son of Edward Johns Bird, Esq., Barton Hall,
Burton-on-Trent, aged 13, Oct. 5. Left 1885.³ Bowden Smith.
Orgreave Hall, Lichfield.
Bowden Smith, Harold, eighth son of the Rev. Philip Bowden Smith,
(O.R., 1844), Assistant Master at Rugby School, aged 14, July 5.
Left 1887.2
Bowden Smith.
XI., 1886, 1887. Keble College, Oxford, October, 1887. In Australia as a
Private Tutor for a year, from October, 1891.
Camden Park, Menangle, New South Wales.
Dixon, Lennox Burton, eldest son of James Willis Dixon, Esq., West-
bourne, Sheffield, aged 14, June 2. Left 1886.³ Bowden Smith.
In business.
Hillsborough Hall, Sheffield.
Duffield, Arthur Stewart, son of William Ward Duffield, Esq., Brownings,
Chelmsford, aged 15, Sept. 6. Left 1885.³
Bowden Smith.
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, B.A., 1889. Articled to a Solicitor, 1890. National
Liberal Club.
As above.
124
September 1882.
Murray, Alan Beville, son of Major Harvey Young Murray, Nusserabad,
India, care of T. W. Flavelle, Esq., 14, Devonport Street, London,
W., aged 14, Sept. 8. Left 1883.2
Bowden Smith.
Gazetted to the Royal Artillery, February 17, 1891.
Army List.
Pattinson, Richard Everard, son of Hugh Lee Pattinson, Esq., Scots
House, West Bolden, Newcastle-on-Tyne, aged 13, Nov. 27. Left
Bowden Smith.
1883.2
Dead.
Adams, William, son of William Adams, Esq., (o.R., 1849), Stoke-upon-Trent,
aged 14, Aug. 12. Left 1886.1
Hutchinson.
In business.
The Oaks, Wolstanton, Stoke-upon-Trent.
Cassels, Kenneth Scougall, son of Andrew Cassels, Esq., 51, Cleveland
Square, London, W., aged 13, June 5. Left 1885.3 Hutchinson.
Sandhurst, 1888. Gazetted to the 1st Battalion The Hampshire Regiment,
October 23, 1889. Junior United Service Club.
Army List.
Onions, John Collingwood, son of John Collingwood Onions, Esq., J.P.,
The Grange, Tyseley, aged 13, Nov. 29. Left 1886.3 Hutchinson.
Trinity Hall, Cambridge, B.A., 1890. Leeds Clergy School, 1891.
As above.
Speed, Edwin Arney, son of Robert Henry Speed, Esq.,_The Park,
Nottingham, aged 13, March 11. Left 1887.2 Hutchinson.
Scholar, 1882. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1887. Scholar of Trinity College,
Cambridge, 1898. B.A., First Class Classical Tripos, 1890. Student of the
Inner Temple, 1890.
As above.
Weeden, Edward St. Clair, only son of Edward Charles Weeden, Esq.,
Park Villa, Eastbourne, aged 15, July 12. Left 1886.2 Hutchinson.
New College, Oxford, B.A., Fourth Class Final Classical School, 1890. Cuddesdon
Theological College, 1891.
As above.
Murray-Browne, Cecil, son of Thomas Lloyd Murray-Browne, Esq., 47,
West Parade, Rhyl, aged 13, Nov. 17. Left 1885.¹
Scott.
Student of the Middle Temple.
Common Room, Middle Temple, London, E.C.
Chamberlin, Robert Marshall, son of Alexander Robert Chamberlin, Esq.,
The Grove, Norwich, aged 14, March 21. Left 1884.3
Scott.
In business at Norwich.
As above.
September 1882.
125
Fairclough, James Stanley, son of James Stanley Fairclough, Esq.,
Ellerslie, Aughton, Ormskirk, aged 14, Aug. 7. Left 1883.2 Scott.
In business as a Cotton Broker in Liverpool.
As above.
Farran, George Erle, son of Francis Henry Farran, Esq., Belcamp,
Wimbledon, aged 14, June 14. Left 1886.²
Scott.
Ely
Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., Fourth Class Modern History School, 1891.
Theological College, 1891.
As above.
Harding, William Grosvenor, son of William Septimus Harding, Esq.,
Englefield, Harborne, Birmingham, aged 14, July 26. Left 1886.
Scott.
Trinity College, Cambridge. Gazetted to the 1st Battalion The Lincolnshire
Regiment, December 21, 1889.
As above.
Hay, John James, ward of J. Pringle, Esq., Claremont Park, Leith, Edin-
burgh, aged 15, May 20. Left 1884.2
Scott.
University College, Oxford, 1887.
Kelvey, Arthur Robert, second son of Charles Kelvey, Esq., 29, Norfolk
Road, Avenue Road, London, N.W., aged 13, Oct. 8. Left 1886.¹
Scott.
In an Auctioneer's Office.
As above.
Howard, John Cephas, son of Edward Carrington Howard, Esq., Poynton
Birches, Stockport, aged 14, March 26. Left 1884.1
Scott.
Gazetted to the 2nd Battalion The Cheshire Regiment, March 9, 1891.
Wellington Club, London.
Lomax, Charles Edward, son of Thomas Openshaw Lomax, Esq., (0.R.,
1852), Bodfach, Llanfyllin, R.S.O., Montgomeryshire, aged 14,
Jan. 20. Left 1886.2
Scott.
As above.
Schwabe, Herbert Priestly, son of Henry Arthur Schwabe, Esq., Lymm,
Cheshire, aged 14, March 9. Left 1883.3
In business in Manchester.
As above.
Bond, Reginald, son of the Rev. John Bond, Anderby, Alford, Lincolnshire,
aged 13, Jan. 24. Left 1888.2
Elsee.
At Magdalen College, Cambridge, since 1888.
Steeple Ashton Vicarage, Trowbridge, Wilts.
Fairhurst, James Ashton, son of Thomas Fairhurst, Esq., Kilbey,
Worthington, Wigan, aged 15, Feb. 16. Left 1885.2
Elsee.
Jesus College, Cambridge, B.A., 1888. Student of the Inner Temple.
As above.
126
September 1882.
Lees, Arthur John, son of John Lees, Esq., Slade Hill, Wolverhampton,
aged 14, Oct. 4. Left 1884.3
Elsee.
Birmingham Law Society's Gold Medal.
Incorporated Law Society, Chancery Lane, London.
Admitted a Solicitor, April, 1890.
Address as above, and :-
Livingstone, William Ramsay, son of George Ramsay Livingstone, Esq.,
Sandyway, Claughton, Birkenhead, aged 14, June 11. Left 1886.2
Elsee.
Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1890. Wells Theological College, 1891.
Melly, Henry Greg, seventh son of Charles Pierre Melly, Esq., (o.R., 1844),
Riversley, Aigburth, Liverpool, aged 13, Oct. 23. Left 1886.2
Elsee.
An Engineer.
As above.
Bateson, Edward, son of the late Rev. William Henry Bateson, D.D.,
Master of St. John's College, Cambridge, care of Mrs. Bateson,
12, Queen Anne Terrace, Cambridge, aged 13, Sept. 29. Left
1885.¹
Lee Warner.
Exhibitioner of King's College, Cambridge, 1888. Scholar, 1889. B.A., First
Class Historical Tripos, 1890. Student of Lincoln's Inn.
King's College, Cambridge.
Drummond, James Iver Macpherson, son of William Venn Drummond,
Esq., Shanghai, China, aged 13, Oct. 4. Left 1885.2 Lee Warner.
In the Chinese Maritime Customs Department.
Foochow, China.
Mander, John Harold, son of the late Charles B. Mander, Esq., care of
Mrs. Mander, The Mount, Wolverhampton, aged 13, Aug. 3.
Left 1888.¹
Lee Warner.
XV., 1886, 1887. VIII., 1886, 1837. Racquets, 1888. Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
Gazetted to the Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry, July 16, 1890.
Care of Cox and Co., Charing Cross, or as above.
Ramsay, George, son of William Ramsay, Esq., (o.R., 1844), Nasil, Bombay
Lee Warner.
Civil Service, aged 13, Oct. 25. Left 1886.2
King's College, London, Medical, since May, 1887.
King's College Hospital, London, W.C.
Ratcliff, William Milner, son of Daniel Rawlinson Ratcliff, Esq., Great
Alne Hall, Alcester, aged 14, May 12. Left 1887.2 Lee Warner.
XI., 1887. Oriel College, Oxford, B.A., 1891. New Oxford and Cambridge Club.
24, Lancaster Gate, London, W.
Romer, Ralph Cudworth, son of Robert Romer, Esq., Q.C., (afterwards
Sir R. Romer, a Justice of the High Court), 5, Grenville Place,
South Kensington, aged 14, June 22. Left 1885.2 Lee Warner.
Articled to a Solicitor.
27, Harrington Gardens, South Kensington.
September 1882.
127
Allman, James Abraham, son of Richard Lane Allman, Esq., Woodlands,
Bandou, aged 15, June 15. Left 1885.2
Whitelaw.
As above.
Ashby, Harold Glover, son of W. G. Ashby, Esq., St. John's Common,
Burgess Hill, Sussex, aged 16, April, 13. Left 1884.3 Whitelaw.
Died October 4, 1887.
Whitelaw, Francis, eldest son of Robert Whitelaw, Esq., Assistant Master
at Rugby School, aged 14, May 22. Left 1887.2 Whitelaw.
A Medical Student at St. Mary's Hospital, since 1888.
St. Mary's Hospital, Paddington, London, W.
Leverson, Harry Adolphus, second son of James Leverson, Esq., 1, Marl-
borough Gate, London, W., aged 14, May 3. Left 1886.2
Whitelaw.
Scholar, 1882. Sandhurst, 1890, 1891. Isthmian Club.
72, Cornwall Gardens, London, S.W.
Haggie, Charles James, son of Peter Haggie, Esq., Cleadon Park, South
Shields, aged 15, June 13. Left 1883.2
Michell.
Died in 1887.
Harrison, Willoughby Hyde, son
church, aged 14, Feb. 16.
of Alfred Hyde Harrison, Esq., Dun-
Left 1884.3
Michell.
XV.. 1884, Oxford Military College, 1885. Gazetted to 1st Battalion The
Border Regiment (34th), 1890. Army Service Corps, May 19, 1891.
Border Regiment, Dover, Kent.
Jobling, John Beresford, son of Major Alfred Jobling, Seaton Lodge,
Newcastle-on-Tyne, aged 12, Oct. 21. Left 1885.¹
Michell.
Gazetted to the 4th (Militia) Battalion The Liverpool Regiment, January 9, 1889.
Lymington, Hants.
Piffard, Guerard Robert Eyre, son of Albert Piffard, Esq., Felden, Box-
moor, Herts, aged 13, April 29.
Michell.
Died at School, July 5, 1883.
Seckham, Gerald James Thorne, third son of Samuel Lipscomb Seckham,
Esq., Beacon House, Lichfield, aged 14, Oct. 21. Left 1885.2
Michell.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1889. Called to the Bar, Lincoln's Inn, 1891.
Junior Athenæum Club.
4, Stone Buildings, London, W.C.
Austen, Frank, son of Ambrose Austen, Esq., Hillmorton Road, Rugby,
aged 12, Jan, 13. Left 1886.3
Town.
Heidelberg, 1887. Assistant Manager on a Tea Estate since 1890.
Maguracherra Estate, Dullabcherra, Sylhet, India.
128
January 1883.
Lowndes, John Gordon, son of Colonel John Henry Lowndes, Rugby,
aged 13, Sept. 27. Left 1883.2
Town.
Gazetted to the 1st Battalion The Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, July 30,
1890.
Braunston, Rugby.
Wright, Charles Lingham, son of the Rev. George Farncomb Wright,
Overslade, Rugby, afterwards Rector of Lamborne, Romford,
aged 15, June 4. Left 1886.2
Town.
An Assistant Master at a Preparatory School.
Hartfield Villa, Malvern Wells.
ENTRANCES IN JANUARY, 1883.
Adkins, Arthur Sutton, son of George Adkins, Esq., The Lightwoods,
Birmingham, aged 14, Nov. 6. Left 1886.3
School,
Sandhurst, 1888. Gazetted to the 1st Battalion The Sherwood Foresters (45th)
Regiment, November 9, 1889.
As above.
Blyth, Herbert William, son of James Blyth, Esq., 2, Park Crescent,
Portland Place, London, W., aged 14, March 1. Left 1885.2
School.
In business. A member of the Firm of W. and A. Gilbey, Pantheon, London.
Devonshire Club.
Wood House, Stansted, Essex.
Burgess, Gilbert Turner, son of John Bagnold Burgess, Esq., A.R.A.,
205, Maida Vale, London, W., aged 14, May 29. Left 1884.²
School.
In a Mercantile Office.
60, Finchley Road, London.
Hill, Alfred Rowley, son of the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of
Sodor and Man, Bishop's Court, Isle of Man, aged 14, Dec. 24.
Left 1883.3
School.
Postlethwaite, John Harold, son of the Rev. John Postlethwaite, Wreaks
End, Broughton-in-Furness, aged 13, June 7. Left 1883.3
School.
Farming in New Zealand, since 1887.
Home address, Broughton House, Broughton-in-Furness.
Stamer, Arthur Cowie, fifth son of the Venerable Sir Lovelace Tomlinson
Stamer, Bart., afterwards Bishop Suffragan of Shrewsbury,
(0.R., 1843), Cliffville, Stoke-upon-Trent, aged 13, March 7. Left
1887.2
School.
A Mechanical Engineer, care of Beyer, Peacock and Co., Manchester.
Or, as above.
January 1883.
129
Bryce-Smith, Arnold, son of Bryce-Smith, Esq., Rye Bank, Chorlton-
cum- -Hardy, Manchester, aged 14, May 6. Left 1885.3
Bowden Smith.
In business in Manchester.
As above.
Davies, Cyril Froodvale, son of John Morgan Davies, Esq., Froodvale,
Llandilo, aged 15, Jan. 11. Left 1885.¹
Bowden Smith.
R.A. College, Cirencester, since January, 1889. Diploma, 1891,
As above.
Nisbet, Francis Courtenay, son of Harry Curtis Nisbet, Esq., (0.R., 1844),
Manor House, Sidcup, Kent, aged 14, Jan. 18. Left 1888.2
Bowden Smith.
XV., 1886, 1887. Sandhurst, 1889. Gazetted to 1st Battalion The Gloucestershire
Regimont (28th), March 29, 1890.
As above.
Agnew, Frank, second son of Charles Swain Agnew, Esq., Beechwoods,
Prestwich, aged 13, April 20. Left 1888.¹
Hutchinson.
XV., 1886, 1887.
Beechwoods, Prestwich, Manchester.
Howard, John Grantley, son of George Howard, Esq., Oaklands, Crickle-
wood, Middlesex, aged 12, Feb. 20. Left 1887.³ Hutchinson.
XI., 1887. 26, Berners Street, London.
Eversleigh, Lyndhurst Gardens, Hampstead.
Overton, George Cecil Rudall, son of William Henry Overton, Esq., J.P.,
(0.R., 1850), Frimstone Lodge, Liphook, Hants, aged 13, Oct. 8.
Left 1888.3
Hutchinson.
XV., 1888. VIII., 1888. Gazetted to the 5th (Militia) Battalion The Royal
Fusiliers, December 6, 1890.
As above.
Smith, Harold Duke, son of Aston William Smith, Esq., 3, Merton Road,
Bootle, Liverpool, aged 15, Oct. 31. Left 1885.3 Hutchinson.
A Civil Engineer. Engaged on Manchester Ship Canal and various Railways
since 1889.
List of Institute of Civil Engineers.
Dead.
Addington, Luke Danby, son of L. D. Addington, Esq., Carlton Road,
Putney Hill, London, S. W., aged 14, Jan. 20. Left 1883.3 Scott.
Dowson, Edgar Enfield, son of the Rev. Henry Enfield Dowson, Gee Cross,
Manchester, aged 14, Jan. 19. Left 1887.2
Scott.
Dinting, near Manchester.
[
R
130
January 1883.
Hilleary, George Edward, son of Frederick Edward Hilleary, Esq., Blake
House, Stratford, Essex, aged 13, Jan. 28. Left 1884.2 Scott.
Jesus College, Cambridge, B.A., 1889.
Hodgson, Charles Greaves, son of the Rev. Francis Greaves Hodgson,
(O.R., 1856), Pilton, Oundle, aged 13, March 14. Left 1888.2 Scott.
At Oriel College, Oxford, since October, 1888.
As above.
Binney, James, ward of the Rev. William Price Jones, Clee, Grimsby,
aged 14, Aug. 14. Left 1885.3
Elsee.
At Trinity Hall, Cambridge.
Ritchie, Harry Oliphant, fourth son of William Ritchie, Esq., Dunnottar
House, Stonehaven, N.B., aged 15, Aug. 18. Left 1885.3 Elsee.
Merton College, Oxford, B.A., 1890.
As above.
Ritchie, Frederick, fifth son of the above William Ritchie, Esq., aged 13,
Nov. 8. Left 1885,2
Elsee.
At Merton College, Oxford.
As above.
Brown, Gilbert Noel, son of John Henry Brown, Esq., Pelham Crescent,
Nottingham, aged 15, May 20. Left 1885.2
Whitelaw.
In business at Nottingham.
Pelham Crescent, The Park, Nottingham.
Fowler, William Edward Eddison, son of Robert Fowler, Esq., Hillsboro',
West Dulwich, London, S.E., aged 14, March 22. Left 1884.3
Whitelaw.
In a Stockbroker's Office in London, 1891.
Feltham House, Feltham, Middlesex.
Hill, Richard, son of James Hill, Esq., Riga, Russia, aged 14, June 9.
Left 1884.3
Whitelaw.
Sheep Farming in Australia.
Beale, Hubert Kenrick, son of Charles Gabriel Beale, Esq., 51, Carpenter
Road, Birmingham, aged 13, Nov. 13. Left 1887.3
Lee Warner.
At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1888.
Maple Bank, Edgbaston, Birmingham.
Lascelles, Gerald Claude, son of the Hon. Frank Cavendish Lascelles,
British Consul at Sophia, (afterwards Sir F. C. Lascelles, K.C.M.G.,
British Minister at Teheran), aged 13, July 19. Left 1887.2
Lee Warner.
Reading for the Diplomatic Service.
May 1883.
131
Pirie, Arthur Murray, son of Gordon Pirie, Esq., Stoneywood, Aberdeen-
shire, and Chateau de Varennes, La Poissonnière, Maine et Loire,
France, aged 13, May 3. Left 1886.3
Lee Warner.
VIII., 1885, 1886. Sandhurst, 1888. Gazetted to the 21st Hussars, January 30,
1890.
As above.
Wood, Guy Edward Mills, son of Thomas Wood, Esq., Upper Montague
Street, Russell Square, London, W.C., aged 13, Feb. 5. Left
1885.2
Lee Warner.
Durham University, M.B., 1890. M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P., 1890. House Physician
at University College Hospital, 1891.
University College Hospital, London, W.C.
Jessop, John Reginald, son of William Jessop, Esq., (O.R., 1851), Wargrave,
Henley-on-Thames, aged 15, Sept. 13. Left 1885.¹ Michell.
In business.
As above.
Lloyd, Walter Evans, son of Abraham E. Lloyd, Esq., Brackley House,
Worsley, Manchester, aged 14, July 18. Left 1885.2 Michell.
A Merchant.
Church, Lancashire.
Basset-Lewis, Ilbert Cornish, only son of Major Charles Basset-Lewis,
46, Marine Terrace, Aberystwith, aged 14, April 28. Left 1886.2
Michell.
Died, July 29, 1890.
Webb, Montague Edward, son of Arthur William Webb, Esq., Boreham
Wood, Elstree, Herts, aged 14, Dec. 3. Left 1884.2 Michell.
Sometime Working Associate of Wellington College Mission, Walworth. A
Candidate for Ordination, 1891.
57, Perham Road, West Kensington.
Vicars, Edward Robert Eckersall, son of the late Edward Armstrong
Vicars, Esq., care of Mrs. Vicars, Woodville House, Rugby, aged
13, March 6. Left 1887.2
Town.
In the Diplomatic Service, Foreign Office, since May, 1890. St. James' Club.
13, Ebury Street, London, S.W.
ENTRANCES IN MAY, 1883.
Courage, Harry Ernest, eldest son of Henry Courage, Esq., The Red
House, Leatherhead, aged 13, July 17. Left 1885.³
School.
Gazetted to the 3rd (Militia) Battalion The Northamptonshire Regiment, May 5.
1891.
Gravenhurst, Bolney, Sussex.
132
May 1883.
Inman, Harold Stanley, son of Charles Inman, Esq., Old Hall, Spital,
Birkenhead, aged 13, May 12. Left 1883.³.
School.
Park Hill, Richmond.
Eustace-Smith, Lancelot, son of Thomas Eustace-Smith, Esq., M.P., 52,
Prince's Gate, London, S.W., aged 14, May 15. Left 1887.¹ School.
34, Loraine Place, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Castens, George Emil, son of Emilius Castens, Esq., Port Elizabeth, Cape
of Good Hope, aged 14, Sept. 27. Left 1886.2 Bowden Smith.
XV., 1885. In business at Port Elizabeth.
As above.
Greg, Percival Henry, son of Eustace Greg, Esq., (0.R., 1850), Ashburton
House, Putney Heath, afterwards of 21, Kensington Gore, London,
S.W., aged 14, Dec. 28. Left 1884.2
Bowden Smith.
21, Kensington Gore, London, S. W.
Scott, Leslie Frederic, son of the Hon. Mr. Justice Scott, Bombay, aged
13, Oct. 29. Left 1888.2
Bowden Smith.
Scholar, 1884. Exhibitioner of New College, Oxford, 1889. Student of the
Inner Temple.
29, Thurlow Road, Hampstead, London.
Cayley, Hugh Charles, son of Sir Richard Cayley, 16, Morland Road,
Hutchinson.
Addiscombe, aged 13, Aug. 6. Left 1888.2
Scholar, 1884. At Trinity College, Cambridge, since 1888. Second Class Classical
Tripos, Part I., 1891.
As above.
Coode, Charles Louis, son of William Coode, Esq., Trevarna, St. Austell's,
aged 13, Aug. 20. Left 1884.2
Hutchinson.
At R.I.E.C. Cooper's Hill, 1891.
As above.
Hanson, Francis Stanhope, son of Sir Reginald Hanson, afterwards Lord
Mayor of London and created a Baronet, (0.R., 1856), 47, Botolph
Lane, London, E.C., aged 14, Oct. 3. Left 1887.¹ Hutchinson.
At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1887.
4, Bryanston Square, London, W.
Harvey, Henry Paul, ward of C. Lethbridge, Esq., 25, Abingdon Street,
Westminster, aged 13, Oct. 1. Left 1888.2
Scholar, 1883. XV., 1887. VIII., 1888. Minor Exhibitioner, 1888. At New
College, Oxford, since 1888.
As above.
Knowles, Edgar, son of John Knowles, Esq.. Westwood, Pendlebury,
Manchester, aged 14, April 5. Left 1886.¹
Hutchinson.
In business.
As above.
May 1883.
133
Ellis, Thomas, son of Thomas Ratcliffe Ellis, Esq., The Hollies, Wigan,
Scott.
aged 14, April 15. Left 1887.2
Articled to a Solicitor, 1887.
Sargant, Francis William, son of the late Henry Sargant, Esq., care of
Mrs. Sargant, 56, Belsize Park, London, N.W., aged 13, Jan. 10.
Scott.
At New College, Oxford, since 1889.
Quarry Hill, Reigate.
Erichsen, Frederick Ole, son of Hermann Gustav Erichsen, Esq., Upper
Tooting, London, S.W., aged 13, Aug. 3. Left 1887.2
Elsee.
A Mechanical Engineer.
As above.
Harland, Albert, son of the Rev. Albert Augustus Harland, Vicar of
Elsee.
Harefield, Uxbridge, aged 13, Sept. 6. Left 1884.ª
Corpus Christi College, Cambridge. A Manufacturer.
Westbrook Mill, Sheffield.
Herapath, Alfred Edward, son of Alfred Newton Herapath, Esq., Canynge
Road, Clifton, Bristol, aged 14, Feb. 16. Left 1886.³
Elsee.
Merton College, Oxford. Candidate for Royal Irish Constabulary, 1891.
Penleigh, Canynge Road, Clifton, Bristol.
Mappin, Walter John, son of John Newton Mappin, Esq., Southgate,
Middlesex, aged 15, Feb. 16. Left 1888.2
Elsee.
In business in London.
Kensington House, Bayswater Hill, London, W.
Michel, Charles Louis Jackson, son of John Michel, Esq., Mussorie,
Dasnah, Gazabad, N.W.P., India, aged 14, April 11. Left 1884.2
Elsee.
Went to India.
Reid, Philip John, son of Hugh Gilzean Reid, Esq., J.P., West Newlands,
Middlesborough, aged 15, March 3. Left 1885.2
Elsee.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1888. A Journalist. Cleveland Club, Middles-
borough.
Warleigh Hall, Birmingham.
Smith, Charles Henry, son of Henry Smith, Esq., Ellerker Hall, Hull,
aged 14, Oct. 30. Left 1885.3
Elsee.
In business as a Timber Merchant.
Hull.
Evers, Frank Percival, son of Frank Evers, Esq., White Hall, Stourbridge,
aged 14, Oct. 26. Left 1886.3
Lee Warner.
Articled to a Solicitor.
As above.
134
May 1883.
Gaddum, George Percy, third son of Henry Theodore Gaddum, Esq.,
Bowdon, Cheshire, aged 13, July 4. Left 1886.2
Lee Warner.
A Tea Planter in Ceylon.
Goua Adika Estate, near Gampola, Ceylon.
Gwyn, Reginald Preston Jermy, only son of Captain Reginald Thursby
Gwyn, Denes, Great Yarmouth, and 7, Belmont, Bath, aged 13,
July 7. Left 1884.3
Lee Warner.
Sandhurst, 1889. Gazetted to the 5th Lancers, May, 1890. Sailed for India,
September, 1890. Of Stanfield Hall, Norfolk.
Meerut; and Bath, as above.
Marshall, John, son of John Marshall, Esq., Headingley, Leeds, aged 14,
Lee Warner.
March 12. Left 1888.2
At King's College, Cambridge, since 1888.
Derwent Island, Keswick.
Bond, William Cotesworth, son of Frank Walters Bond, Esq., Wargrave,
Henley-on-Thames, aged 14, Jan. 5. Left 1885.2
Whitelaw.
Trinity College, Cambridge, 1887. In business in London.
As above.
Edlin, Edward Frederick Holberton, son of Edward Holberton Edlin, Esq.,
6, Seaton Terrace, Plymouth, aged 16, July 2. Left 1885.2
Whitelaw.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1890.
George Place Chambers, 42, George Street, Plymouth.
Jackson, George Frederick, son of John Jackson, Esq., Wilbury Rocks,
Eastbourne, aged 14, June 22. Left 1887.2
Whitelaw.
XI., 1885, 1886, 1887. XV., 1886. Isthmian Club.
The Lawn, Willingdon, Sussex.
James, William Edward, son of Levi James, Esq., J.P., St. Mary Street,
Whitelaw.
Cardigan, aged 15, Sept. 16. Left 1886.2
XV., 1884,* 1885. Corpus Christi College, Oxford, B.A., Third Class Law
School, 1889. Member of the Tonic Sol-fa College. Articled to a Solicitor.
Caermorgan, Cardigan.
Lambert, Edward Frank, son of Thomas Lambert, Esq., 39, Upper Talbot
Whitelaw.
Street, Nottingham, aged 15, March 9. Left 1885.1
A Journalist in London.
14, Matheson Road, West Kensington, London.
Wadlow, Francis Thomas, son of Thomas Wadlow, Esq., The Uplands,
Whitelaw.
Shifnal, Salop, aged 14, Nov. 3. Left 1885.¹
In business at Melbourne, Victoria.
Home, as above.
May 1883.
135
Blasson, Cecil, son of W. Blasson, Esq., Ivy House, Edgware, aged 14,
Dec. 26. Left 1886.¹
Michell.
Farming in Manitoba, since 1888.
Haydon Hall Farm, Virden, Manitoba.
Clayton-Browne, William Dealtry, son of Captain Clayton-Browne, 28,
St. Aubyn's Road, Norwood, S.E., aged 14, Sept. 29. Left 1884.¹
Michell.
Fison, Harry Leonard, son of Edward Fison, Esq., Ipswich, aged 14, Jan.
Michell.
11. Left 1885.2
In business at Ipswich.
Allington House, Ipswich.
Keogh, Hugh Clopton, son of Colonel John Henry Keogh, Kilbride,
Carlow, aged 13, Jan. 4. Left 1885.¹
Michell.
Kilbride, Tullow, Co. Carlow.
Palmer, Walter Orbell Horace, son of Walter Orbell Palmer, Esq., Brad-
field St. George, Bury St. Edmunds, aged 14, Dec. 20. Left
1887.2
Michell.
VIII., 1887, Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1890. Student of the Inner
Temple, 1890. National Conservative Club.
As above.
Parker, John Gerald Skipwith, son of the late John Skipwith Parker,
Esq., care of Mrs. Parker, Horton Crescent, Rugby, aged 13,
Oct. 20. Left 1885.3
Town.
A Clerk in the Bank of England, 1885-1888. On the London Stock Exchange.
119, St. Mark's Road, North Kensington.
Rhoades, Henry Gabriel, third son of Henry Tull Rhoades, Esq., (0.R.,
1847), Headmaster of the Lower School of Lawrence Sheriff,
Rugby, aged 13, April 11. Left 1889.¹
Town.
Militia, 1889-1891.
4, Arnold Villas, Rugby.
Rundle, Charles James Frank Skyring, son of the late Major Aldborough
Richardson Rundle, care of Mrs. Rundle, Horton Crescent, Rugby,
aged 13, Aug. 2. Left 1886.¹
Town.
On a Cattle Ranche in California.
Tecolote, Goleta, Santa Barbara, California.
Sadd, Herbert John, son of Frederick George Sadd, Esq., 50, Church
Street, Rugby, aged 14, July 26. Left 1885.2
Town.
Died of rheumatic fever, in September, 1886.
136
September 1883.
ENTRANCES IN SEPTEMBER, 1883.
Calderon, George Leslie, son of Philip Henry Calderon, Esq., R.A., 16,
Grove End Road, London, N.W., aged 14, Dec. 2. Left 1887.2
School.
Scholar, 1883. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1887. Exhibitioner of Trinity
College, Oxford, 1887.
Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W.
Lingard-Guthrie, Roger Christian, son of the Rev. Roger Rowson Lingard-
Guthrie, Taybank, near Dundee, aged 14, June 20. Left 1887.³
School.
A Medical Student at Edinburgh University.
As above.
Henderson, John George Barrow, son of William Horn Henderson, Esq.,
Nether Parkley, Linlithgow, aged 13, June 26. Left 1887.2
School.
Edinburgh University, M.A., 1891. Apprentice Writer to the Signet, 27, St.
Andrew Square, Edinburgh.
Nether Parkley, Linlithgow.
King, Leonard William, third son of Robert King, Esq., Fern House,
Upper Clapton, London, aged 13, Dec. 8. Left 1888.3 School.
King's College, Cambridge, B.A., Theological Tripos, 1891.
As above.
MacEwen, Maurice Lilburn, son of the late William Lilburn MacEwen,
Syme, 10, Buckingham Terrace, Edinburgh,
Left 1887.3
School.
Esq., and of Mrs.
aged 14, April 13.
XV., 1386, 1887. Sandhurst, 1888. Gazetted to the 16th Lancers, April 13, 1890.
Army List.
Rawlins, Richard Walter, son of Lieut. Colonel John Rawlins, Earls
Barton, Northampton, aged 13, March 15. Left 1886.2 School.
Gazetted to the 1st Battalion (48th) Northamptonshire Regiment, June 28, 1890.
Aldershot, 1891.
Richardson, Edwin Backhouse, son of Joseph Richardson, Esq., Potto
Hall, Northallerton, aged 14, May 22. Left 1887.3
School.
XV., 1886, 1887. In business as an Iron Ship-builder.
Stockton-on-Tees.
Sawers, John Lorimer, son of the late Robert Orr Sawers, Esq., caro of
Mrs. Sawers, 7, St. John's Park, Blackheath, London, S.E., aged
14, Aug. 19. Left 1886.2
School.
A Medical Student at University College Hospital, 1887.
As above.
September 1883.
137
Soames, Ward, son of the Rev. Charles Soames, Mildenhall, Marlborough,
aged 13, Jan. 6. Left 1888.2
School.
At Trinity College, Cambridge.
As above.
Stearns, William Alfred, son of Alfred Charles Stearns, Esq., Radnor
House, Twickenham, aged 14, May 24. Left 1887.3
School.
A Clerk at Lloyds, London, E.C., since 1883.
Lloyds, London, E.C.
Wilkins, Cecil Francis, son of Robert Francis Wilkins, Esq., 10, Cornwall
Terrace, Regent's Park, London, N.W., aged 13, May 3. Left
1887.¹
School.
Crick, 1886.
18, Great Winchester Street, London, E.C.
Bonnerjee, Komel Krishna Shelley, son of Woomesh Chunder Bonnerjee,
Esq., 3, Hastings Street, Calcutta, aged 13, March 5. Left 1888.2
Bowden Smith.
Scholar, 1883. At New College, Oxford, since October 1, 1888.
Kiddepore, Bedford Park, Croydon.
Bowden Smith, James Robertson, ninth son of the Rev. Philip Bowden
Smith, (o.R., 1844), Assistant Master at Rugby School, aged 13,
Dec. 28. Left 1888.3
Bowden Smith.
XI., 1887, 1888. XV., 1888. Racquets, 1888. In the Office of Messrs. Baring
Bros., since 1889.
9, Bishopsgate Within, London, E.C.
Chinn, Maurice Henry, son of Henry Sinclair Chinn,
Lichfield, aged 15, July 13. Left 1886.2
In a Bank at Hong Kong.
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, Hong
Kong.
A Law Student at Heidelberg, 1891.
11, Rue Massot, Geneva.
Esq., The Close,
Bowden Smith.
De Candolle, Augustin, son of Casimir De Candolle, Esq., Geneva, aged 14,
Dec. 8. Left 1887.2
Bowden Smith.
Milne, Bertram Henry Milne, eldest son of Samuel Milne Milne, Esq.,
Calverley House, Leeds, aged 14, April 14. Left 1886.2
Bowden Smith.
XI., 1886.
At New College, Oxford, since 1888.
As above.
Calverley House, Calverley, Leeds.
Newbery, Stobart Bryce, son of Joseph Vickers Newbery, Esq., Bigsweir
House, Coleford, Gloucestershire, aged 14, Feb. 24. Left 1888.2
Bowden Smith.
10
138
September 1883.
Owen, Christian Olga Victor Foulkes, son of Hugh Wynne Owen, Esq.,
3, Park Place, St. James, London, S.W., aged 14, Aug. 14. Left
1888.2
Bowden Smith.
XI., 1888. In a Stockbroker's Office. At the Cape, 1891.
Care of Monier Williams, Esq., 6, Great Tower Street,
London.
Paget, Charles John, son of the late John H. Paget, Esq., care of Mrs.
Paget, Quorn Court, Loughborough, aged 13, Sept. 22. Left 1886.¹
Bowden Smith.
Formerly in the Militia. Learning Land Agency, 1891.
Park House, Warwick.
Humphreys, Cyril, son of George Humphreys, Esq., 9, St. German's Place,
Blackheath, London, S.E., aged 13, Nov. 11. Left 1886.3
Hutchinson.
Articled to a Chartered Accountant.
As above.
Slaughter, Edward Mihill, eldest son of Edward Slaughter, Esq., 4,
Clifton Park, Bristol, aged 16, July 16. Left 1884.3 Hutchinson.
Trinity College, Oxford, B.A., 1889. Isthmian Club.
1, Collingham Place, London, S.W.
Tonks, William Henry, son of William Henry Tonks, Esq., The Rookery,
Sutton Coldfield, aged 13, May 12. Left 1887.3 Hutchinson.
Apprenticed to Messrs. Tonks, Limited, Birmingham.
As above.
Whitelock, Arthur Radclyffe, son of William Edmund Whitelock, Esq.,
The Elms, Wimbledon, aged 14, Aug. 1. Left 1887.2 Hutchinson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A. and LL.B., 1890. Student of Lincoln's Inn,
1890.
Dilston House, Selly Oak, Birmingham.
Cochrane, Walter Neville, son of the late George Cochrane, Esq., care of
Mrs. Cochrane, Otho Villa, Scarborough, aged 14, Aug. 15. Left
1886.¹
Scott.
Emmanuel College, Cambridge, B.A., Third Class Law Tripos, Part I., 1890,
Part II., 1891. Student of the Inner Temple, 1890.
Woodleigh, Darlington.
Bradwell, Tom Barber, son of Dennis Bradwell, Esq., Higher Daisy Bank,
Congleton, aged 14, July 26. Left 1887.1
Scott.
In business at Congleton.
As above.
Essex, Malcolm, son of Alfred Essex, Esq., Arkwright Road, Hampstead,
London, N.W., aged 14, July 7. Left 1885.3
Scott.
Wilts Militia, 1889-1891.
4, Arkwright Road, Hampstead, London, N.W.
September 1883.
139
Maw, Arthur Matthew, son of Matthew Maw, Esq., Cleatham Hall, Kirton
Lindsay, Lincolnshire, aged 13, Oct. 31. Left 1886.¹ Scott.
Farming in Lincolnshire.
As above.
McMullen, Murray, fourth son of Alexander Peter McMullen, Esq.,
Hertford Castle, Hertford, aged 15, Oct. 16. Left 1886.3 Scott.
In South America, 1891.
Home as above.
Scriven, John Barclay, son of John Barclay Scriven, Esq., 95, Oxford
Gardens, London, W., aged 14, April 3. Left 1887.¹ Scott.
Gazetted to the 5th (Royal Irish) Lancers, March 26, 1890.
Army List.
Mann-Thomson, Harry Douglas, son of John Mann-Thomson, Esq.,
Kilkerran, Maybole, N.B., aged 13, Oct. 31. Left 1886.2 Scott.
In business in Glasgow.
Calder House, Coatbridge, N.B.
Bacon, John Cæsar, son of the late John Joseph Bacon, Esq., care of Mrs.
Bacon, Seafield, St. Anne, Isle of Man, aged 13, Feb. 26. Left
1886.¹
Elsee.
At Charsley Hall, Oxford, since 1888.
As above.
Buckley, James Francis Hughes, eldest son of James Buckley, Esq.,
Bryn-y-Caeran, Llanelly, South Wales, aged 14, Feb. 12. Left
1888.2
Elsee.
At Oriel College, Oxford, since 1888. Student of the Inner Temple.
As above.
Buckley, Joseph Henry Prichard, second son of the above James Buckley,
Esq., aged 13, May 29. Left 1887.
Elsee.
Accidentally killed while walking on the Railway near Llanelly, December 30,
1890, having saved his companion's life.
Davies, Edward Fox St. Aubrey, son of John S. Davies, Esq., Ramsden
Hall, Billericay, Essex, aged 14, Aug. 31. Left 1885.1 Elsee.
Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 1889. On a Farm in Canada, since 1890.
Care of W. E. Stock, Esq., Waterdown, Ontario.
Green, Charles Stevenson, son of Charles Green, Esq., 49, Carpenter Road,
Edgbaston, aged 15, Aug. 31. Left 1885.1
Elsee.
Arts Club, Birmingham.
Grun, Robert Honneffer James, son of M. Grun, Esq., Strawberry House,
Chiswick, aged 14, Nov. 9. Left 1885.
Elsee.
J
140
September 1883.
How, John Gibbon, son of Frederick How, Esq., The Firelands, Chesham,
aged 15, June 26. Left 1885.2
Elsee.
Articled to a Solicitor.
As above.
Lewis, Robert Glynn, son of Robert Lewis, Esq., Fitzjohn's Avenue,
Hampstead, London, N.W., aged 14, June 12. Left 1886.2 Elsee.
XI., 1886. In the Alliance Assurance Company.
Heathcote, Fitzjohn's Avenue, Hampstead.
Sloane, John Stretton, son of John Sloane, Esq., 13, Welford Place,
Leicester, aged 13, Feb. 18. Left 1887.2
Elsee.
Scholar, 1884. London University, B.Sc., 1891. Foster and Harvey Prizeman,
1890, Senior Scholar, 1891, at St. Bartholomew's Hospital.
73, Harley Street, London, W.
Whiteley, Arthur Sale, third son of the Rev. John Henry Whiteley,
(O.R., 1844), St. Laurence, Chepstow, aged 14, March 31. Left
1885.3
Elsee.
West York Militia. Reading for the Army.
Depôt Barracks, York.
Bilinski, Severin, son of His Excellency Nihad Pacha, (Bilinski of Solt-
zack de Soltzack, Galicia, Poland), Sofia, Bulgaria, aged 14,
March 11. Left 1885.2
Lee Warner.
In a Bank at Dundee. Has assumed the additional Surname of SANDISON after
DE BILINSKI,
New Oriental Banking Corporation, Dundee.
Earle, Walter Standley, eldest son of the Rev. Walter Earle, Yarlet,
Lee Warner.
Stafford, aged 14, June 28. Left 1886.3
A Mining Engineer. Articled to Messrs. Kellett and Ellis, Wigan.
Bilton Grange, Rugby.
Goschen, William Henry, son of the Right Hon. George Joachim Goschen,
M.P., (0.R., 1845), Seacox Heath, Hawkhurst, Kent, and 69, Port-
land Place, London, W., aged 13, June 7. Left 1889.2
Lee Warner.
At New College, Oxford, since October, 1889.
As above.
Lamb, Cyril Gordon, son of the late Rev. John Lamb, (0.R., 1841), and
ward of the Rev. Henry Latham, Southacre, Cambridge, aged 13,
Sept. 27. Left 1886.³
Lee Warner.
A Settler in California, U.S.A.
Ballards, Santa Barbara, South California, U.S.A.
Mortimer, Charles Henry, son of Charles Mortimer, Esq., J.P., (0.R., 1851),
Woodfield, Streatham, Surrey, aged 13, Jan. 4. Left 1889.¹
Lee Warner.
Racquets, 1889. At Trinity Hall, Cambridge, since 1889. Student of the Inner
Temple.
As above.
September 1883.
141
3
Wilmot-Sitwell, Degge, son of Robert Sacheverel Wilmot-Sitwell, Esq.,
Stainsby, Derbyshire, aged 14, June 8. Left 1886. Lee Warner.
Gazetted to the Royal Irish Rifles, June 1890. Malta, 1891.
As above.
Astley, Delaval Graham L'Estrange, son of the late Major Frederick.
Bernard Astley, and of Mrs. Carmichael, 17, West Cromwell Road,
London, S.W., aged 14, Dec. 7. Left 1888.¹
Whitelaw.
XV., 1886, 1887. XI., 1887. VIII., 1885. Gazetted to the Welsh Regiment
(41st), June 28, 1890. Malta, 1891.
Army List.
Barker, Henry Shelley, son of the late Henry Barker, Esq., care of Mrs.
Barker, Broomhall Park, Sheffield, aged 15, Aug. 5. Left 1885.2
Whitelaw.
Articled to a Solicitor.
As above.
Bayley, Charles, third son of Captain Frank Bayley, Nutwall, Colombo,
Ceylon, aged 15, Sept. 17. Left 1885.²
Whitelaw.
A Tea Planter. Manager of "Pedro Estate.
Pedro Estate, Newera Eliza, Ceylon.
In the Cotton and Iron Trades.
""
Dugdale, John, son of Joseph Dugdale, Esq., Park House, Blackburn,
aged 14, Oct. 9. Left 1886.1
Whitelaw.
Claremont, Blackburn.
Harrison, James Molyneux Hyde, son of Alfred Hyde Harrison, Esq.,
Dunchurch Hall, Rugby, aged 14, May 28. Left 1884.2 Whitelaw.
Oxford Military College, 1886. Warwickshire Militia, 1887. Gazetted to the
1st Battalion The Dorsetshire (39th) Regiment, December 21, 1889.
As above.
Hodgson, Charles William Allan, son of Charles Barnard Hodgson, Esq.,
Harker Grange, Carlisle, Clerk of the Peace for Cumberland,
aged 15, June 3. Left 1886.2
Whitelaw.
In his Father's Office. Admitted a Solicitor, 1891.
As above.
Oakshott, George Herbert, son of Thomas W. Oakshott, Esq., Rock Ferry,
Cheshire, aged 15, July 18. Left 1886.3
Whitelaw.
Corpus Christi College, Oxford, B.A., 1890.
Derby House, Rock Ferry, Cheshire.
A Manufacturer.
Smedley, Arthur Stanley Marsden, son of John Thomas Marsden
Smedley, Esq., Branksome, Bournemouth, aged 13, Oct. 15.
1884.¹
Whitelaw.
Left
Gablehurst, Bournemouth.
142
September 1883.
Turner, Walter George, son of Richard Turner, Esq., Cliftonville,
Northampton, aged 14, May 25. Left 1887.2
Whitelaw.
XI., 1887. In business as a Brewer at Leicester.
The Leicestershire Club, Leicester.
Worship, Hugh, son of the late William Worship, Esq., Ormesby St.
Michael, Great Yarmouth, aged 14, March 28. Left 1886.2
Whitelaw.
Sailed for Ceylon, March 19, 1891.
Stoney Cliff, Dimbola, Ceylon.
Rendall, Vernon Horace, seventh son of the Rev. Henry Rendall, Great
Rollright, Chipping Norton, aged 14, Jan. 14. Left 1888.2
Whitelaw.
Scholar, 1883. XI., 1888. Major Exhibitioner, 1888. Sizar of Trinity College,
Cambridge, 1888. Scholar, 1889. First Class Classical Tripos, Part I., 1891.
As above.
Craig, Herbert James, elder son of James Craig, Esq., M.P., Tynemouth,
aged 13, Sept. 30, 1882. Left 1888.¹
Michell.
XV., 1887. Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., Second Class Law Tripos, Part II.,
1891. Student of the Inner Temple, 1889.
As above.
Kingdon, Philip, sixth son of Paul Augustine Kingdon, Esq., 29, Marl-
borough Hill, London, N.W., aged 13, March 14. Left 1887.¹
Michell.
In a Railway Manager's Office.
As above.
Newton, Horace Edward, son of Lieut.-General Horace Parker Newton,
West Hoe Terrace, Plymouth, aged 15, June 10. Left 1887.¹
Michell.
On a Ranche in Canada since 1887. White's Club.
Union Club, Victoria, British Columbia.
Poulsom, Frederick Ambrose John, second son of William Poulsom, Esq.,
Atworth House, Bootle, Liverpool, aged 14, Nov. 16. Left 1886.³
Michell.
XV., 1886. In business in Liverpool.
Breeze Hill, Bootle, Liverpool.
Robinson, Alfred Fothergill, son of Joseph Henry Robinson, Esq., Sefton
Park, Liverpool, aged 15, May 2. Left 1887.3
Michell.
Gazetted to the 1st Battalion, 19th (Prince of Wales' Own) Yorkshire Regiment,
June 28, 1890.
Army List.
Terry, Henry John, son of Henry Terry, Esq., Lockwood House, Hudders-
field, aged 14, May 27. Left 1884.2
Michell.
As above.
January 1884.
143
Richards, Arthur, son of the late John Richards, Esq., care of Mrs.
Richards, Albert Street, Rugby, aged 12, Sept. 1. Left 1887.3
Town.
Scholar, 1886. Assistant Staff Clerk, London and North-Western Railway,
Abergavenny.
Abergavenny.
Rundle, William Brook Aldborough, son of the late Major Aldborough
Richardson Rundle, care of Mrs. Rundle, Horton Crescent, Rugby,
aged 12, March 21. Left 1887.¹
Town.
A Tea Planter in Ceylon.
Nahalma Estate, Kelani Valley, Ceylon.
ENTRANCES IN JANUARY,
Davey, Arthur Jex, son of Horace Davey, Esq., Q.C., M.P., afterwards Sir
H. Davey, (O.R., 1848), 10, Queen's Gate Gardens, South Kensing-
ton, aged 14, Oct. 26. Left 1886.2
School.
In business in Glasgow; London Road Ironworks.
86, Brook Street, London, W.
1884.
Francis, Walter Richardson Grant, son of John Richardson Francis, Esq.,
J.P., Gwydir Gardens, Swansea, aged 14, June 30. Left 1888.²
School.
XV., 1887. VIII., 1886, 1887, 1888. Student at the University of Clausthal,
Hartz, Germany.
Llwyn Derw, Swansea.
Hogarth, Arthur, son of Alexander Pirie Hogarth, Esq., Crown Terrace,
Aberdeen, aged 14, Nov. 8. Left 1886.2
School.
The Birches, Nairn, N.B.
At University College, Oxford, since 1889.
Danesford, Bridgnorth, Salop.
Hunter, Patrick Francis, son of the late Patrick Hunter, Esq., care of
Mrs. Hunter, Monkmoor, Shrewsbury, aged 14, Jan. 14. Left
1889.2
School.
Salisbury, Edmund Roswell, son of Edward Salisbury, Esq., Folly Court,
Wokingham, aged 14, Nov. 16. Left 1888.2
School.
At Trinity College, Cambridge, since 1889.
Wilson, Malcolm, son of Arthur Wilson, Esq., Lynwood, Horsham, aged
14, Nov. 2. Left 1888.3
School.
Gazetted to Scottish Borderers' Militia, October 6, 1888. Reading for the Army.
As above.
144
January 1884.
Dixon, Archibald Willis, second son of James Willis Dixon, Esq., Hills-
borough Hall, Sheffield, aged 13, Feb. 8. Left 1889.2
Bowden Smith.
XI., 1886, 1887, 1888, 1889. XV., 1887, 1888. A Mechanical Engineer.
As above.
Surtees, Henry Patrick, son of Alfred Wright Surtees, Esq., 32, Queens-
borough Terrace, Kensington Gardens, London, W., aged 15, Aug.
24. Left 1885.3
Bowden Smith.
XV., 1885. Admitted a Solicitor, 1891.
Dimsdale-on-Tees, Durham.
Wild, Bernard, son of James Anstey Wild, Esq., 104, Westbourne Terrace,
London, W., aged 14, May 30. Left 1887.3
Bowden Smith.
XV., 1887. At Jesus College, Cambridge. A Candidate for Ordination, 1891.
As above.
Brierley, Ronald Beswicke, son of Abram Brierley, Esq., Broadfield Still,
Rochdale, aged 13, July 25. Left 1887.¹
Bowden Smith.
In business as a Cotton Spinner.
As above.
Smith, John Lees, son of Samuel Smith, Esq., Cross Bank House, Oldham,
aged 14, Nov. 21. Left 1887.3
Bowden Smith.
An Electrical Engineer.
As above.
Tooth, Ashley, son of Arthur Tooth, Esq., 21, Cumberland Terrace,
Regents Park, London, N.W., aged 15, Dec. 8. Left 1886.¹
Hutchinson.
In a Stockbroker's Office in London.
As above.
Welsh, Frank Stuart, son of F. F. Welsh, Esq., Rockleaze Point, Clifton,
Bristol, aged 13, May 31. Left 1887.2
Hutchinson.
Died at St. Mary's Vicarage, West Cowes, September 10, 1887.
Garrett, Frank, son of Frank Garrett, Esq., (o.R., 1860), Aldringham
House, Saxmundham, aged 14, Dec. 9. Left 1888.¹
Scott.
Studied Modern Languages and Engineering at Halberstadt, in Prussia, 1888,
1889. In the Works of Richard Garrett and Sons, Leiston, since 1889.
As above.
Harding, Reginald Tuffley, son of William Septimus Harding, Esq., Engle-
field, Harborne, aged 13, Feb. 9. Left 1887.2
Scott.
Articled to a Solicitor.
Englefield, Harborne, Staffordshire.
Hulse, Harold Halton, son of William Wilson Hulse, Esq., Withington,
Manchester, aged 14, Nov. 17. Left 1887.3
Scott.
Sandhurst, 1888. Gazetted to the 5th (Royal Irish) Lancers, January, 1889,
Meerut, India, 1891.
January 1884.
145
Ramsden, Arthur Henry, son of William Ramsden, Esq., Tyldesley, Man-
chester, aged 14, March 23. Left 1886.3
Scott.
Farming in Herefordshire.
Cannonbridge, Eaton Bishop, Hereford.
Paul, Dudley Moore, son of William Paul, Esq., Waltham Cross, London,
aged 15, Sept. 21. Left 1885.3
Elsee.
Articled to a Solicitor in London.
Waltham House, Herts.
Twist, Cecil Frederick, eldest son of George Francis Twist, Esq, Quadrant,
Coventry, aged 14, Dec. 24. Left 1886.2
Elsee.
Isthmian Club.
Moat House, Keresley, near Coventry.
Wrigley, Clement Carr, son of James Albert Wrigley, Esq., Netherton,
Huddersfield, aged 13, Feb. 8. Left 1888.2
Whitelaw.
VIII., 1887. Sandhurst, 1888. Gazetted to the 1st Battalion (6th) Royal War.
wickshire Regiment, September 21, 1889.
Army List.
Blood, John Neptune, son of the late Major Francis Gamble Blood, care of
Mrs. Blood, Ferney Field, Micheldean, aged 14, Nov. 9. Left
1888.2
Morice.
VIII., 1888. Magdalen College, Oxford, B.A., Second Class Law School, 1891.
Student of the Inner Temple.
Huntley Court, near Gloucester.
Rutter, Eustace Frederick, son of Frederick John Rutter, Esq., (o.r., 1853),
Hillingdon, Uxbridge, aged 13, June 20. Left 1889.2 Morice.
XI., 1887*, 1888, 1889. Trinity Hall, Cambridge, 1889. Sandhurst, 1891.
Parkfield, Hillingdon, Uxbridge.
Needham, Ronald Allport, third son of Edward Moore Needham, Esq., The
Michell.
Cedars, Belper, aged 13, April 19. Left 1887.¹
VIII., 1886. With Messrs. Harland and Wolff, Belfast.
150, York Street, Belfast, or Springfield, Duffield, Derby.
Cox, Edwin Arthur Russell, son of Arthur Russell Cox, Esq., Lloyds Bank,
Rugby, aged 14, Nov. 21. Left 1885.2
Town.
A Planter in Ceylon.
Great Valley, Deltota, Ceylon.
Loverock, James Harry, son of Mr. George Loverock, Dunchurch Road,
Rugby, aged 14, Jan. 23. Left 1885.3
Town.
Farming.
As above.
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146
May 1884.
Wright, Cecil Middleton, son of the Rev. George Farncomb Wright, Over-
slade, Rugby, afterwards Rector of Lambourne, Romford, aged 15,
July 22. Left 1886.2
Town.
In a Mercantile Office in London. Grosvenor Club.
9, Great Tower Street, London, E.C.
Dixon, Clive Macdonnel, son of Raylton Dixon, Esq., (afterwards Sir R.
Dixon, Knight), Gunnersgate Hall, Middlesborough, aged 14, Feb.
10. Left 1887.3
Bowden Smith.
Gazetted to the 16th Lancers, October 8, 1890.
Army List.
Beasley, Fiennes Arthur Noble, son of Joseph Noble Beasley, Esq., Chapel
Brampton, Northampton, aged 13, Aug. 25. Left 1887.2
Hutchinson.
An Art Student.
Perryn House, East Acton, London.
ENTRANCES IN MAY, 1884.
Benham, Charles Daniel, son of Henry Benham, Esq., 5, Roland Houses,
South Kensington, aged 13, Sept. 7. Left 1889.2
School.
New College, Oxford, 1889. Student of the Inner Temple.
20, Ashley Place, Westminster, London, S. W.
Clarke, George Hodges, son of Joseph Crisp Clarke, Esq., Birstall Hall,
Leicester, aged 12, June 29. Left 1887.2
School.
A Mill Owner.
As above.
Foster, Hugh Cunliffe, son of Charles Finch Foster, Esq., Pinehurst,
Cambridge, aged 13, June 15. Left 1888.2
School.
At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1888.
As above.
Deacon, Stuart, son of the late Henry Deacon, Esq., care of Mrs. Deacon,
Appleton House, Widnes, aged 15, May 29 Left 1887.2 School.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A. and LL.B., Second Class Law Tripos, 1890.
Student of the Inner Temple. National Liberal Club.
As above.
Whitlam, George, son of the late George Whitlam, Esq., of Gayton-le Wold,
and ward of H. S. Haxby, Esq., Hatcliffe, Grimsby, aged 14, Aug.
9. Left 1886.3
Bowden Smith.
East Bridgeford, Nottingham.
Adams, Hugh Worthington, son of William Adams, Esq., (o.R., 1849), The
Oaks, Woolstanton, Staffordshire, aged 14, Feb. 12. Left 1887.¹
Hutchinson.
As above.
May 1884.
147
Bartleet, Hubert Humphrey Middlemore, son of Thomas Saunders
Bartleet, Esq., 7, Duchess Row, Edgbaston, aged 14, June 29.
Left 1886.3
Hutchinson.
Trinity College, Cambridge, B.A., 1891. A Candidate for Holy Orders.
138, Hagley Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham.
Cotton, Lionel Francis, son of Henry Morten Cotton, Esq., 8, Eccleston
Square, London, S. W., aged 13, Jan. 25. Left 1889.2 Hutchinson.
XI., 1889. At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1889.
As above.
Mothersill, George Christopher, son of Christopher Mothersill, Esq.,
Brooklands, Sale, Manchester, aged 14, Aug. 6. Left 1887.¹
Hutchinson.
In business in Manchester.
Woodburne, Brooklands, Manchester.
·
Overton, Harry Rudall, son of William Henry Overton, Esq., J.P., (O.R.,
1850), Firmstone Lodge, Liphook, Hants, aged 12, May 30. Left
1888.3
Hutchinson.
Woolwich, 1889. Gazetted to the 1st Field Battery Royal Artillery, February 13,
1891.
As above.
Smith, Wilfrid Duke, son of Aston William Smith, Esq., 3, Merton Road,
Bootle, aged 14, March 11. Left 1887.2
Hutchinson.
A Railway Contractor.
The Old Hall, Bootle, Liverpool.
Smyth, Hugh Lyle, son of Hugh
Chester, aged 14, Feb. 11.
Lyle Smyth, Esq., Barrowmore Hall,
Left 1888.3
Hutchinson.
XV., 1886*, 1887, 1888. VIII., 1887, 1888. Sandhurst, 1889. Gazetted to the
1st Battalion Shropshire Light Infantry, 1890. Cairo, 1891.
As above.
Burton, James Alfred, son of Edward Burton, Esq., Eaves Hall, Clitheroe,
Lancashire, aged 15, Dec. 21. Left 1887.2
Scott.
At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1888.
As above.
Bulmer, Thornton Bulmer, son of George Edwards Bulmer, Esq., Parrock
Elsee.
Lodge, Gravesend, aged 15, Dec. 21. Left 1887.2
At Hertford College, Oxford, since October, 1887. Student of Lincoln's Inn.
As above.
In business in Natal.
Mills, William Neild, son of the late William Mills, Esq., and ward of
T. H. Mills, Esq., Bredbury, Stockport, aged 14, Jan. 20. Left
1885.3
Elsee.
Port Shepstone, Natal.
148
May 1884.
Oliver, Charles Frederick, son of George Oliver, Esq., J.P., Hughenden,
Knighton, Leicester, aged 16, Feb. 1. Left 1886.º
Elsee.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1891.
As above.
Buckland, Lionel, son of Stephen Vine Buckland, Esq., of Geelong,
Victoria, care of Mrs. Buckland, 14, Thicket Road, Anerley,
London, S.E., aged 13, Dec. 10. Left 1888.¹
Whitelaw.
Articled to a Solicitor in Melbourne.
101, William Street, Melbourne, Victoria.
Meakin, Arthur William, son of George Meakin, Esq., The Hayes, Stone,
Staffordshire, aged 14, Dec. 16. Left 1886.3
Whitelaw.
In business.
Creswell House, Stafford.
Micklethwait, John Leonard, second son of Richard Micklethwait, Esq.,
Ardsley House, Barnsley, aged 14, Dec. 1. Left 1888.¹ Morice.
Crick, 1887. Training for a Mining Engineer.
Barrow Collieries, near Barnsley.
Wilmot-Sitwell, Charles John, son of Robert Sacheverel Wilmot-Sitwell,
Esq., Stainsby, Derby, aged 13, Dec. 14. Left 1889.³
Morice.
XV., 1888, 1889. Sandhurst, 1890. Gazetted to the 2nd Battalion The Worcester-
shire Regiment, June 17, 1891.
As above.
Whipham, Thomas Rowland Charles, son of Thomas Tillyer Whipham,
Esq., M.D., (0.R., 1854), 11, Grosvenor Street, London, W., aged 13,
Jan. 4. Left 1889.2
Morice.
At New College, Oxford, since October, 1889.
As above.
Wood, Ralph Mills, son of Thomas Wood, Esq., 1, Upper Montague Street,
London, W., aged 14, April 13. Left 1885.³
Morice.
Articled to a Firm of Chartered Accountants.
Seymour Road, Hampton Wick.
Blaber, William Henry, son of William Blaber, Esq., Beckworth, Lindfield,
aged 15, May 2. Left 1887.2
Michell.
VIII., 1886, 1887. Articled to a Solicitor.
Groombridge, near Tunbridge Wells.
Christy, Walter Arthur Chetwynd, son of the late Arthur De Horne
Christy, Esq., care of Mrs. Christy, Falkoners, Edenbridge, Kent,
aged 13, Jan. 6. Left 1884.3
Michell.
In the Merchant Service.
As above.
September 1884.
149
Cook, Joseph, son of Joseph Cook, Esq., North Biddick Hall, Washington,
R.S.O., Durham, aged 14, Feb. 15. Left 1885.2
Michell.
A Civil Engineer.
As above.
De Renzy, Annesley St. George, son of Surgeon-General Annesley Charles
Castriott De Renzy, C.B., Bray, Ireland, aged 15, Dec. 28. Left
1887.2
Michell.
Trinity College, Dublin, 1887. First Class Classical Honours, 1888 and 1889.
Scholar, 1890. Student of Law, King's Inn, Dublin.
18, Clyde Road, Dublin.
Lund, Reginald William, only son of James Lund, Esq., D.L., Malsis Hall,
Cross Hills, Leeds, aged 14, Dec. 9. Left 1888.2
Michell.
At Corpus Christi College, Oxford, since October, 1888.
Malsis Hall, Keighley, Yorkshire.
Sharp, Henry, second son of Henry Sharp, Esq., Newbrook, Atherton,
Manchester, aged 14, June 1. Left 1888.2
Michell.
Minor Exhibitioner, 1888. Exhibitioner of New College, Oxford, 1883. Second
Class Classical Moderations, 1891.
Townend, Deepcar, Sheffield.
Swan, Stanley Gale, second son of Henry Arthur Swan, Esq., Eastbrooke,
Middlesborough, aged 13, Sept. 19. Left 1888.³
Michell.
XV., 1888. In business.
As above.
Pridmore, John Walter, son of Mr. John Pridmore, Clifton Road, Rugby,
aged 13, May 8. Left 1887.¹
Town.
Queen's College, Birmingham, Medical Student, 1888.
19, Warwick Street, Rugby.
Rickard, John Lucas, son of Mr. John J. Rickard, Clifton Road, Rugby,
aged 14, Jan. 14. Left 1887.3
Town.
Student of Institute of Civil Engineers, February, 1890. Assistant to Mr. A.
Thorne, Associate Member of Institute of Civil Engineers, 143, Cannon Street,
London.
As above.
ENTRANCES IN SEPTEMBER, 1884.
Anderson, John Pratt, son of the late William Anderson, Esq., of Glentarkie,
care of Mrs. Anderson, 4, Montague Terrace, Edinburgh, aged 14,
Nov. 10. Left 1888.8
School.
1
At University College, Oxford, since October, 1889.
Mountquharry, Strathmiglo, Fifeshire.
150
September 1884.
Beachcroft, Charles Porten, son of Francis Porten Beachcroft, Esq., (O.R.,
1855), Ferozepore, Punjab, India, aged 13, March 13. Left 1890.2
School.
Scholar, 1885. XI., 1889*, 1890. Head of the School. Major and Minor
Exhibitioner, 1890. Passed Indian Civil Service Examination, July, 1890. Clare
College, Cambridge, 1890.
70, Thicket Road, Anerley, S.E.
Bousfield, Wilfrid Lyndon, son of Charles Edward Bousfield, Esq., St.
Mary's Mount, Leeds, aged 15, July 29. Left 1886.2 School.
Studied in Germany, 1887. In business as a Woollen Manufacturer since March,
1888.
St. Mary's Mount, Clevedon Road, Leeds.
Clifford, George Henry, son of the Rev. Henry Marcus Clifford, (o.R., 1848),
Heatherbank, Bournemouth, aged 13, Oct. 25. Left 1888.3 School.
Scholar, 1884. At New College, Oxford; Second Class Classical Moderations, 1891.
St. John's Hill, Ellesmere, Salop.
Corbett, Edward Corles, son of Frederick Corbett, Esq., Ravensnest,
Worcester, aged 14, Aug. 10. Left 1887.¹
School.
Articled to a Solicitor.
As above.
Courtenay, (Hon.) Charles Pepys, eldest son of Henry Reginald Courtenay,
Esq., (afterwards Lord Courtenay by courtesy), Edgerton House,
Exeter, aged 14, July 14. Left 1887.2
School.
Gazetted to the 2nd Battalion Somerset Light Infantry, December 29, 1888.
Mill Brook, Exeter.
Hill, Christopher John, son of T. R. Hill, Esq., West Worthing, aged 14,
Sept. 18. Left 1887.1
School.
At Trinity College, Cambridge.
Murland, Charles, son of the late James Murland, Esq., of Castle Wellan,
Ireland, care of Mrs. Murland, Trillington, Morpeth, aged 14,
Aug. 10, Left 1888.¹
School.
In a Tea Merchant's Office, preparatory to going to Ceylon.
Rose Hill, Dorking, Surrey.
Ormerod, Arthur Latham, son of the late Edward Latham Ormerod, Esq.,
M.D., F.R.S., (O.R., 1833), care of Mrs. Ormerod, 14, Old Steyne,
Brighton, aged 14, July 14. Left 1889.2
School.
XV., 1888. Minor Exhibitioner, 1889. Scholar of New College, Oxford, 1889.
51, Brunswick Place, Brighton.
Pearson, Charles Harold, son of Edward Pearson, Esq., Morton House,
Gainsborough, aged 14, Sept. 9. Left 1885.1
School.
Residing in Canada,
September 1884.
151
Rawstorne, Edward Buckley, son of the Rev. William Edward Rawstorne,
(0.R., 1831), Vicar of Penwortham, and Hon. Canon of Manchester,
aged 14, July 13. Left 1889.2
School.
Scholar, 1884. At Balliol College, Oxford, 1891.
The Hollies, East Sheen.
Wason, Rigby, eldest son of Eugene Wason, Esq., (o.r, 1861), 63, Belsize
Avenue, London, N.W., (afterwards of Blair Girvan, N.B., M.P.
for South Ayrshire), aged 13, July 26. Left 1889.3
School.
XV., 1889. VIII.* 1889. Student at the School of Technology, Boston,
Massachusets, U.S.A., 1891.
Bell, Arthur George, son of G. M. Bell, Esq., Melbourne, Australia, aged
15, May 2. Left same Term.
Bowden Smith.
Residing in Australia.
Delay, Herbert Walter, son of W. Delay, Esq., Upper Tooting, London,
S.W., aged 15, May 22. Left 1886.3
Bowden Smith.
Died, January 27, 1891.
Bodley, Edwin Frederick Blaker, son of Edwin James Drew Bodley, Esq,
Longport House, Burslem, aged 14, Sept. 11. Left 1886.¹
Bowden Smith.
In business at Longport.
Lag-na-ha, Longport, Stoke-on-Trent.
Scott, Edward Spencer, son of the late Edward Scott, Esq., care of Mrs.
Scott, 4, Lulworth Road, Southport, aged 14, June 12. Left 1889.2
Bowden Smith.
Exhibitioner of Pembroke College, Cambridge, 1890.
Kirkby Vicarage, Liverpool.
Tinker, Henry Archibald, son of James Tinker, Esq., Hordle House,
Milford, Hants, and 80, Cromwell Road, London, S. W., aged 14,
June 6. Left 1886.1
Bowden Smith.
An Architect. Member of London Architectural Association.
9, St. George's Terrace, Gloucester Road, London, S. W.
Alison, Arthur James, son of Arthur Alison, Esq., 3, Moray Place, Edin-
Scott.
burgh, aged 14, March 26. Left 1889.2
Head of the School. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1889. Scholar of Corpus
Christi College, Oxford, 1888. First Class Classical Moderations, 1891.
As above.
Barton, Robert Maurice, son of Augustus P. Barton, Esq., Moo Woolaman,
Bundaberg, Queensland, aged 14, Feb. 20. Left 1887.3
Scott.
Returned to Queensland in March, 1888.
Mon Repos, near Bundaberg, Queensland.
Cave, Edward Watkins, son of Sir Lewis William Cave, Justice of the
High Court, (0.R., 1847), aged 13, Aug. 1. Left 1887.3
Scott.
Scholar, 1884. Scholar of Oriel College, Oxford, 1890.
6, Southwell Gardens, London, S.W.
152
September 1884.
Firth, Thomas James, son of Edward Firth, Esq., Tapton Edge, Sheffield,
aged 15, April 18. Left 1886.2
Scott.
At the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester, since October, 1890.
Lloyd, John Arthur Thomas, son of Arthur Rickard Lloyd, Esq., Egre-
mont, Ballybrach, Co. Dublin, Ireland, aged 14, Sept. 22.
1885 3
Left
Scott.
In Canada, 1891. Home address below.
9, Martello Avenue, Kingstown, Co. Dublin.
Moss, Edward Whitaker, son of Edward Hugh Moss, Esq., North Ferriby,
Brough, East Yorkshire, aged 13, Dec. 10. Left 1888.2 Scott.
XI., 1888. In Perak Civil Service since January, 1890.
Taiping, Perak, Malay Peninsula.
Schwabe, Cecil Langshaw, third son of Henry Arthur
Dingle Bank, Lymm, Cheshire, aged 14, Oct. 11.
Oriel College, Oxford, 1888. Died at College, May 5, 1891.
Schwabe, Esq.,
Left 1885.¹
Scott.
Guthrie-Smith, Wilfred, son of John Guthrie-Smith, Esq., Drumsheugh
Gardens, Edinburgh, aged 14, July 20. Left 1887.¹
Scott.
XV., 1886. Sandhurst, 1890. Gazetted to The Cameronians, (Scottish Rifles),
March, 1891.
Army List.
Albury, Frederick Howard, son of Frederick William Albury, Esq., Park-
side, Reading, aged 14, Aug. 7. Left 1887.¹
Scott.
At Dana Chambers, Shrewsbury, 1891.
Home as above.
Allen, James Lynn, second son of Bulkeley Allen, Esq., J.P., (o.r., 1853),
West Lynn, Altrincham, aged 14, Oct. 20. Left 1888.2 Elsee.
At King's College, Cambridge, 1891.
As above.
Bayly, Lancelot Francis Saunderson, son of Mrs. L. Bayly, 8, Augusta
Gardens, Folkestone, aged 14, Oct. 16. Left 1885.2
Elsee.
Manager of an Electrical Company in Boston, U.S.A., 1888, 1889. Now resident
in Paris.
44, Rue Ville-Juste, Avenue Bois de Boulogne, Paris.
Cayzer, Charles William, eldest son of Charles William Cayzer, Esq.,
Milliken House, Renfrewshire, N.B., aged 15, July 19. Left 1887,3
Elsee.
XV., 1887. Partner in the Firm of Cayzer, Irvine and Co., Ship Owners.
Constitutional Club.
Ralston, Renfrewshire, N.B.
Lemonius, Gerald Maclean, son of Augustus Hervey Lemonius, Esq.,
Stonehouse, Allerton, Liverpool, aged 14, Sept. 10. Left 1887.3
Elsee.
In a Mercantile Office in Liverpool.
As above.
September 1884.
153
Whiting, Francis Arthur, son of Clifton Whiting, Esq., (o.R., 1855),
Osborne House, Walton-on-Thames, aged 13, Dec. 21. Left 1885.³
Elsee.
Working for a Commission in the Army.
Twickenham Park, London, S.W.
Blake, Charles Frederick Sapte, son of Edward Frederick Blake, Esq.,
Shanklin Tower, Isle of Wight, aged 14, Dec. 31. Left 1887.3
Whitelaw.
At Exeter College, Oxford, since October, 1888.
As above.
Jevons, Edward Russel, son of Frederick Jevons, Esq., 18, Palm Grove,
Birkenhead, aged 13, July 10. Left 1885.2
Whitelaw,
In business in Liverpool.
Landour, Claughton, Birkenhead.
Pridmore, Malcolm Kennett, son of George Alexander Pridmore, Esq.,
Brooklyn House, Coventry, aged 14, Oct. 8. Left 1888.2 Whitelaw.
Articled to a Solicitor in Birmingham, 1889.
As above.
Rendall, Seymour Henry, eighth son of the Rev. Henry Rendall, Great
Rollright, Chipping Norton, aged 14, Jan. 4. Left 1889.2
Whitelaw.
Scholar of Hertford College, Oxford, Second Class Classical Moderations, 1891.
As above.
Courtauld, William Julien, son of Sydney Courtauld, Esq., Bocking Place,
Morice.
Braintree, aged 14, June 6. Left 1889.2
At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1889.
As above.
Earle, Frank Cornish, second son of the Rev. Walter Earle, Yarlet,
Stafford, aged 13, Dec. 17. Left 1889.2
Morice.
At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1889.
Bilton Grange, Rugby.
Harrison, Arthur Hugo, son of Edward Francis Harrison, Esq., (o.r., 1844),
late Bengal Civil Service, Thornley, South Norwood Hill, London,
S.E., aged 13, Dec. 13. Left 1887.2
Morice.
Learning Mining in Cornwall, 1891.
As above.
Richards, Whitmore Lionel, son of John Henry Richards, Esq., Trehol-
ford, Breconshire, (afterwards County Court Judge for County
Mayo), aged 15, Sept. 12. Left 1887.3
Morice.
Trinity College, Dublin, B.A., 1891.
Wilmot-Sitwell, William Sacheverel, second son of the Rev. Degge Wilmot-
Sitwell, (O.R., 1852), Leamington Hastings, aged 13, Dec. 18. Left
1888.3
Morice.
The Osiers, Chiswick Mall, London, W.
U
154
September 1884.
Solano, Enrique, son of E. Solano, Esq., India, care of Agra Bank,
London, E.C., aged 14, June 25. Left 1888.2
Morice.
Haworth, John Goodier, third son of Abraham Haworth, Esq., J.P.,
Hilston House, Altrincham, aged 13, Nov. 1. Left 1889.2 Donkin.
XI., 1887*, 1888. At New College, Oxford, since 1889.
As above.
Maxwell, William George, son of Wellwood Maxwell, Esq., Holmfield,
Aigburth, Liverpool, aged 14, March 7. Left 1888.2 Donkin.
Articled to a Solicitor.
As above.
MacNeill, Elliott, son of John MacNeill, Esq., Hillmount, Larne, Co.
Antrim, aged 14, Jan. 24. Left 1887.3
Donkin.
At Trinity College, Dublin, since October, 1887.
As above.
Balcher, Percy Fritz Rosencrantz, son of P. F. Balcher, Esq., 8, Cullen
Place, Hourali, India, aged 14, Nov. 17. Left 1885.¹ Michell.
Cowlishaw, Francis Ion, second son of William Pattern Cowlishaw, Esq.,
Christchurch, New Zealand, aged 15, Sept. 10. Left 1888.3
Michell.
XV., 1887. At Brasenose College, Oxford, since October, 1888.
Cazalet, Clement Haughton Langston, only son of William Clement
Cazalet, Esq., Grenehurst, Dorking, aged 15, July 16. Left 1886.2
Michell.
}
At Trinity College, Cambridge.
As above.
Morgan, Matthew Rees, son of the late Isaac Morgan, Esq., care of Mrs.
Morgan, The Hill, Neath, aged 14, Dec. 1. Left 1887. Michell.
Articled to a Solicitor, February, 1889.
The Hill, Neath, South Wales.
Paul, James Arthur, younger son of William Paul, Esq., Farfield, Moor
Allerton, Leeds, aged 13, Sept. 21. Left 1889.2
Michell.
XI., 1889. A Manufacturer in Leeds.
Cookridge Hall, near Leeds.
Gillson, Maurice Paget, third son of Henry Thomas Gillson, Esq., Rugby,
aged 14, June 21. Left 1888.3
Town-Morice.
At University College, Oxford, since October, 1890.
Madeford, Christchurch, Hants.
January 1885.
155
1
Over, Samuel, son of Mr. Samuel Over, 19, High Street, Rugby, aged 13,
Oct. 16. Left 1889.2
Town.
In business.
As above.
ENTRANCES IN JANUARY, 1885.
Benham, Arthur Moses, son of Henry Benham, Esq., 5, Roland Houses,
South Kensington, aged 13, Oct. 26. Left 1889.2
School.
Scholar, 1886. XI., 1888*, 1889. In business in London.
20, Ashley Place, Westminster, London, S. IV.
Bridge, Frederick Maynard, son of Major John Bridge, F.R.G.S., Marl-
borough House, Sale, Manchester, aged 14, April 27. Left 1886.¹
School.
At Clare College, Cambridge, since October, 1888.
Ryde, Isle of Wight.
Day, Charles Nevile, son of Nevile Day, Esq., Easton, Stamford, aged 13,
July 10. Left 1890.2
School.
XV., 1889. XI., 1890. At Trinity College, Oxford, since October, 1890.
As above.
Higginbotham, John Ronald Ker, son of Charles Titus Higginbotham,
Esq., Craigmaddie, Milngavie, N.B., aged 13, Feb. 10. Left 1888.1
School.
Engaged in Commerce.
As above.
MacGusty, Henry Alexander, son of Alexander Delan MacGusty, Esq.,
Langholme House, Road Hill, Bath, aged 13, Jan. 31. Left 1887.3
School.
On a Cattle Station in North-West Canada.
Carrigene Ranche, Calgary, North-West Canada.
Wilkins, Philip Aveling, son of Robert Francis Wilkins, Esq., 10, Corn-
wall Terrace, Regents Park, London, N.W., aged 13, Oct. 7.
Left 1887.2
School.
In business in London.
18, Great Winchester Street, London, E.C.
Blackwell, Francis Samuel, son of Samuel John Blackwell, Esq., Brooks-
hill, Harrow Weald, aged 15, Aug. 13. Left 1888.2
School.
A Merchant.
As above.
Gunter, Richard Francis, son of Richard Gunter, Esq., Pearcelands,
West Hoathby, East Grinstead, aged 14, Dec. 14. Left 1887.
Old House, East Grinstead, Sussex.
School.
156
January 1885.
Pugh, Edgar William, son of William Pugh, Esq., 10, Queen's Gardens,
Hyde Park, London, W., aged 13, Sept. 27. Left 1888.2 School.
Bod-dyffryn, Kenley, Surrey.
Bond, Wilfrid, son of the Rev. John Bond, Anderby, Alford, aged 14,
May 3. Left 1888.2
Elsee.
An Architect at Sleaford, Lincolnshire.
Home,—Steeple Ashton Vicarage, Wilts.
Morrell, Mark, son of Charles Morrell, Esq., (o.R., 1857), Burcote,
Abingdon, afterwards of Milton Hill, Steventon, Berks, aged 13,
March 2. Left 1888.¹
Elsee.
Learning Farming in Canada, 1891.
Burjie, Springfield, Calgary, North-West Canada.
Allen, Herbert Elliston, fourth son of Elliston Allen, Esq., Ballingdon
Grove, Sudbury, aged 14, Sept. 9. Left 1888.¹
Scott.
Articled to a Solicitor.
As above, or 39, Warwick Gardens, Kensington, London, W.
Breeks, Charles Wilkinson, son of the late James Wilkinson Breeks, Esq.,
Madras Civil Service, care of Mrs. Breeks, Edengate, Warcross,
Penrith, aged 14, Aug. 11. Left 1886.º
Scott.
At Christ Church, Oxford, since January, 1889.
Hellbeck Hall, Brough, Kirkby Stephen.
Trayner, Robert Wyld Maxwell, son of Sheriff John Trayner, (afterwards
the Lord Trayner, a Judge of Session), 27, Moray Place,
Edinburgh, aged 14, Dec. 25. Left 1888.2
Scott.
Gazetted to the 3rd Battalion Seaforth Highlanders (Highland Rifle Militia), 1888.
As above.
Burke, Edward Estcourt, son of S. C. Burke, Esq., Kingston, Jamaica,
aged 14, April 28. Left 1888.¹
Whitelaw.
Hall, John, son of John Hall, Esq., The Grange, Hale, Cheshire, aged 14,
March 27. Left 1889.2
Morice.
Racquets, 1889. An Iron Merchant in Manchester.
The Grange, Hale, Altrincham.
Hollebone, Stanley William Verner, son of Alfred Richard Hollebone,
Esq., Lynton Croft, Caterham, aged 13, Sept. 4. Left 1889.3
Morice.
XV., 1888, 1889.
8, Bolton Gardens, London, S.W.
Rowlands, Christopher Henry, son of Arthur Rowlands, Esq., The
Marians, Elstree, aged 13, June 4. Left 1890.¹
Donkin.
Marians, Elstree, Herts.
January 1885.
157
Barlow, Philip Babington, son of the Rev. George Hilaro Philip Barlow,
Michell.
Lyme Regis, aged 14, Oct. 12. Left 1887.³
In Ceylon.
Hellbodie, Pusselawa, Ceylon.
Finch, Frederick Richard, eldest son of Richard Finch, Esq., 34, Queen's
Michell.
Road, Southport, aged 13, Oct. 1. Left 1890.2
Exhibitioner of Balliol College, Oxford, 1889. Scholar, 1890.
As above.
Stepney, Cecil Champagnè Herbert, son of the late Captain Herbert
Stepney, and stepson of the Hon. William Monk Jervis, Quarndon,
Derby, aged 13, June 3. Left 1889.3
Michell.
XV., 1889. Sandhurst, 1889. Gazetted to the 60th Rifles, July, 1891.
Quarndon, Derby.
Brooks, Ernest Walter Guardner, son of Isaac Brooks, Esq., Hillmorton
Road, Rugby, aged 13, March 24. Left 1887.1
Town.
In the District Goods Manager's Staff Office, London and North-Western Railway,
Wolverhampton.
As above.
Mackenzie, Donald Ingleby, son of John Ingleby Mackenzie, Esq.,
Hillmorton Road, Rugby, aged 13, Dec. 3. Left 1886.¹
Stewart, Robert Tomlinson, son of Mr. William Stewart, Clifton Road,
Rugby, aged 12, May 30. Left 1888.¹
Town.
Assistant Surveyor, Rugby.
6, Charlotte Street, Rugby.
Rhoades, Theodore William, fourth son of Henry Tull Rhoades, Esq.,
(0.R. 1847), Headmaster of the Lower School of Lawrence Sheriff,
Rugby, aged 12, Sept. 13. Left 1889.2
Town.
VIII., 1889. A Medical Student at Edinburgh University, since October, 1889.
4, Arnold Villas, Rugby.
Walrond, Theodore Hunter Hastings, eldest son of Francis Charles
Walrond, Esq., (o.R., 1851), Hillmorton Road, Rugby, aged 12,
Dec. 5. Left 1891.2
Town.
Foundationer. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1891. Exhibitioner of Balliol
College, Oxford, 1891,
16, Hillmorton Road, Rugby.
Wratislaw, Theodore William Goof, son of Theodore Marc Wratislaw,
Esq., (o.R. 1837), Church Street, Rugby, aged 13, April 27. Left
1888.¹
Town.
Articled to a Solicitor, October, 1889.
As above.
158
May 1885.
ENTRANCES IN MAY, 1885.
King, Henry Frederick, son of the Rev. Frederick King, (0.R., 1852), South
Molton, North Devon, aged 14, Dec. 12. Left 1887.3 School.
Entered Bristol Medical School, 1889.
As above.
Owen, Edward Tudor, son of Daniel Owen, Esq., Ash Hall, Cowbridge,
Glamorganshire, aged 14, Nov. 18. Left 1889.2
School.
VIII., 1889. At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1890.
As above.
Reynolds, Herbert Edward, son of Edward Reynolds, Esq., Paxton Hall,
St. Neots, Hunts, aged 14, Jan. 24. Left 1886.³
School.
On a Tea Estate in Ceylon. Home address below.
58, Montagu Square, London, W.
Taylor, John Francis White, son of Richard Stephens Taylor, Esq., J.P.,
Huntsmoor Park, Iver, Bucks, and Field Court, Grays Inn,
London, aged 13, March 27. Left 1890.3
School.
At Trinity College, Oxford, since January, 1891.
XV., 1888, 1889, 1890. XI., 1890.
As above.
Wilson, George Herbert, third son of Hon. Arthur Wilson, Judge in the
High Court, Calcutta, aged 13, May 16. Left 1888.3 School.
At Exeter College, Oxford, since October, 1890.
Clarke, Walrond Bernard, son of Edward Clarke, Esq., Avishays, Chard,
aged 15, Dec. 23. Left 1886.³
Scott.
Articled to a Solicitor.
As above.
Mather, Arthur Harold, eldest son of Arthur Stanley Mather, Esq., (0.R.,
1857), Woolton, Liverpool, aged 14, April 20. Left 1890.1 Scott.
At King's College, Cambridge, 1891.
As above.
McMullen, Kenric James, fifth son of Alexander Peter McMullen, Esq.,
The Castle, Hertford, aged 14, Oct. 5. Left 1888.¹
Scott.
An Electrical Engineer.
10, Hanover Square, London, W.
Townsend, Henry William Worth, son of William Henry Worth Town-
send, Esq., (0.R., 1857), Kings Newnham, Rugby, aged 14, March
11. Left 1889.2
Scott.
VIII., 1889. At Clare College, Cambridge, since 1889.
As above.
May 1885.
159
Woodd-Smith, Bernard Basil, eldest son of Basil Woodd-Smith, Esq.,
Branch Hill Lodge, Hampstead Heath, London N.W., aged 14,
June 17. Left 1889.¹
Scott.
At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1889.
As above.
May, Henry Ernest, third son of Edwin May, Esq., (0.R., 1850), Oaklands,
Reading, aged 14, July 7. Left 1887.2
Elsee.
At Clare College, Cambridge, since October, 1888. A Medical Student, 1891.
As above.
Ohren, Spencer, son of John Ohren, Esq., (afterwards Ohren Ovington),
Elsee.
Rio de Janeiro, aged 14, March 13. Left 1888.3
XV., 1887, 1888. Has assumed the additional surname of OVINGTON after ОHREN.
Oaklands, Kingswood Road, Norwood, Surrey.
Roberts, Arthur John Bodvel, son of John Hugh Roberts, Esq., Clerk of
the Peace for Carnarvon, Dinas, Carnarvon, aged 13, Aug. 31.
Left 1888.2
Elsee.
Cefny Cold, Carnarvon.
Scott-Turner, Montagu Cecil, son of Mrs. Scott-Turner, South Field,
Uxbridge, aged 14, Dec. 1. Left 1889.2
Elsee.
At Brasenose College, Oxford, since 1889.
Dawson, Vincent Osborne Cort, son of Osborne Edward Dawson, Esq.,
(o.R., 1856), Elstree, Herts, aged 14, Jan. 19. Left 1888.3 Whitelaw.
At Trinity Hall, Cambridge, since October, 1889.
Palmers, Elstree, Herts.
Dugdale, William, son of Joseph Dugdale, Esq., Blackburn, aged 14, July
Whitelaw.
31.
Left 1887.¹
In the Cotton and Iron Trades.
Claremont, Blackburn.
Litkie, Maximilian Mackenzie, eldest son of Valerian Arnold Litkie, Esq.,
Hornsey, London, N., aged 14, Feb. 8. Left 1888.2 Whitelaw.
In the 1st Derby Militia, reading for the Army. Junior Constitutional Club.
Oakley, Hornsey, London, N.
Oakshott, Walter Escott, son of Thomas W. Oakshott, Esq., J.P., Rock
Ferry, Cheshire, aged 15, March 11. Left 1888.³ Whitelaw.
XI., 1888. Sandhurst, 1889. Gazetted to the 1st Battalion The Lancashire
Fusiliers, October 29, 1890.
Derby House, Rock Ferry, Cheshire.
Worship, Verelst Turner, second son of the late William Worship, Esq.,
care of Mrs. Worship, Ormsby St. Michael, Great Yarmouth,
aged 14, Feb. 20. Left 1887.2
Whitelaw.
Sandhurst, September, 1890.
160
May 1885.
Westcott, Robert Basil, seventh son of the Rev. Brooke Foss Westcott, D.D.,
Regius Professor of Divinity, Cambridge, (afterwards Lord
Bishop of Durham), aged 13, Oct. 14. Left 1890.2
Whitelaw.
At Trinity College, Cambridge, since March, 1891.
Auckland Castle, Bishops Auckland.
Dalby, John, son of Robert Dalby Dalby, Esq., (o.r., 1849, as R. D. Blunt),
Charnwood, Wimbledon, aged 13, May 27. Left 1889.¹ Morice.
Woolwich, 1889. Gazetted to the Royal Artillery, February, 1891. Royal
Artillery Institution, Woolwich.
Royal United Service Institution, or Castle Donington,
near Derby.
Nevill, Robert Charles Reginald, son of Robert Whately Nevill, Esq.,
Perry Crofts, Tamworth, aged 14, March 13. Left 1889.¹ Morice.
Articled to a Solicitor.
As above.
Stevenson, Ernest Bruce, son of Nathaniel Stevenson, Esq., (o.R., 1855),
51, Wimpole Street, London, W., aged 14, Jan. 27. Left 1889.2
Morice.
As above.
Alston, Edward Gardiner, third son of Francis Beilby Alston, Esq.,
(afterwards Sir F. B. Alston, K.C.M.G.), of the Foreign Office, 69,
Eccleston Square, London, S. W., aged 13, Aug. 27. Left 1889.3
Donkin.
XV., 1889. Sandhurst, 1890. Gazetted to the Coldstream Guards, March, 1891.
Guards Club, Pall Mall.
Housley, Charles, second son of John Housley, Esq., Crowhurst, West End
Lane, London, N.W., aged 13, Dec. 15. Left 1890.2 Donkin.
At Pembroke College, Cambridge, since October, 1890.
As above.
Fagge, Robert Hilton, elder son of Herbert William Fagge, Esq., Lutter-
worth, aged 13, Aug. 10. Left 1888.2
Michell.
A Medical Student, Guy's Hospital, 1891.
Hythe House, Lutterworth.
Goode, Thomas, elder son of Charles Vickery Goode, Esq., Dunedin,
Twickenham, aged 15, Dec. 2. Left 1887.2
Michell.
On the London Stock Exchange.
Dunedin, Hampton Road, Twickenham.
Lowther, Claude William Henry, only son of Captain Francis W. Lowther,
R.N., 63, Pont Street, London, S.W., aged 14, June 26. Left
1887.3
Michell.
Reading for the Diplomatic Service.
73, Pont Street, London, S.W.
September 1885.
161
Ogle, William Hall, son of Richard Ogle, Esq., Wood End, Altrincham,
aged 14, Dec. 19. Left 1888.¹
Michell.
On a Cattle Ranche in America.
Hinsdale, Montana, U.S.A.
Poulsom, Harrison Hale, third son of William Poulsom, Esq., Bootle,
Liverpool, aged 14, Dec. 28. Left 1889.2
Michell.
In business in Liverpool.
Breeze Hill, Bootle, Liverpool.
Ranking, George Harvey, only son of Harvey Ranking, Esq., 20, James
Street, Buckingham Gate, London, aged 14, April 7. Left 1888.3
Michell.
Hitcham Vale, Taplow, Bucks.
Low, Charles Ernest, eldest son of the Rev. Charles Low, Borthwick Road,
Stratford, London, E., aged 15, Nov. 29. Left 1888.² Michell.
Major and Minor Exhibitióner, 1883. Scholar of Wadham College, Oxford, First
Class Classical Moderations, 1890.
3, Cranmer Villas, Mitcham, Surrey.
ENTRANCES IN SEPTEMBER, 1885.
Abbott, Edwin Alexander, son of John Abbott, Esq., Braemar House,
Bayswater Road, London, W., aged 13, Nov. 25. Left 1888.¹
School.
A Student of Agriculture.
As above.
Beloe, Edward Milligan, elder son of Edward Milligan Beloe, Esq., Kings
Lynn, Norfolk, aged 13, Nov. 1. Left 1889.3
School.
Articled to a Solicitor.
Paradise, Kings Lynn, Norfolk.
Bouth, Eustace Frederick Delamere, fourth son of Frederick William
Delamere Bouth, Esq., Woodfields, Leigh, Lancashire, aged 14,
April 2. Left 1888.2
School.
In business as a Cotton Spinner.
As above.
Gardiner, Joseph Napier, son of John William Gardiner, Esq., Shahpur,
Punjab, India, aged 13, Nov. 28. Left 1890.2
School.
Scholar, 1886. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1890. At Trinity Hall, Cambridge,
since October, 1890.
Glenwood, Auckland Road, Upper Norwood.
Higginbotham, George, son of the late Edwin Higginbotham, Esq., care
of Mrs. Higginbotham, 17, Westbourne Terrace, Glasgow, aged
14, April 8. Left 1889.2
School.
A Marine Engineer.
10, Lorraine Gardens, Glasgow.
X
162
September 1885.
Nicholls, Francis John, second son of Edward William Nicholls, Esq., 21,
Haringay Park, Crouch End, London, N., aged 15, July 4. Left
1889.2
School.
Scholar, 1885. XI., 1888, 1889. Major Exhibitioner, 1889. Scholar of St. John's
College, Cambridge, 1888.
Thomson, George Cockburn, son of Spencer Thomson, Esq., 10, Eglinton
Crescent, Edinburgh, aged 13, Feb. 4. Left 1888.¹
School.
Wilson, Charles Eustace, son of Charles Eustace Wilson, Esq., Forest
Glade, Leytonstone, Essex, aged 13, July 15. Left 1890.3* School.
XV., 1890. Articled to a Solicitor. Offices, 20, Basinghall Street.
Durban House, East Ham, Essex.
Bartlett, Frank, third son of the Rev. Robert Edward Bartlett, (O.R.,
1843), Rainsford Lodge, Chelmsford, aged 13, Jan. 27. Left
1891.2
Bowden Smith.
At Trinity College, Oxford, since October, 1891.
As above.
Davies, Ottley Wilding, son of John Morgan Davies, Esq., Froodvale,
Llandilo, aged 15, June 18. Left 1887.2
Bowden Smith.
Articled to a Solicitor. Home as above.
1, Dorchester Villas, Swindon, Wilts.
Lassen, Camil Charles, younger son of Edward Samuel Lassen, Esq.,
Bradford, aged 14, Aug. 13. Left 1886.3
Bowden Smith.
Studying Languages in Germany, 1891, preparatory to becoming a Merchant in
Bradford.
Rosemount House, Bradford.
Powell, Edward Athelstane Lewis, son of William Beauclerc Powell,
Esq., Nant Eos, Aberystwith, aged 14, Nov. 12. Left 1888.3
Bowden Smith.
At Charsley Hall, Oxford, since 1889.
As above.
Schreiber, Charles Shuldham, son of the late Captain Charles Alfred
Schreiber, 34th Regiment, care of Mrs. Schreiber, Roundwood,
Ipswich, aged 14, May 17. Left 1888.2
Bowden Smith.
In the Suffolk Militia, reading for the Army.
Baker, Ernest Arthur, son of Thomas Baker, Esq., Wallcroft, Durdham
Park, Bristol, aged 15, Aug. 17. Left 1888.3
Scott.
In a Stockbroker's Office.
As above.
Burton, Frank, son of Edward Burton, Esq., Eaves Hall, Clitheroe, aged
Scott.
14, April 10. Left 1889.2
VIII., 1888, 1889. At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1890.
As above.
September 1885.
163
Jessop, Thomas Harvey, son of Thomas Richard Jessop, Esq., Roundhay
Scott.
Mount, Leeds, aged 15, Sept. 10. Left 1889.2
At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1889.
As above.
Sykes, Herbert Rushton, son of Arthur Henry Sykes, Esq., (o.r., 1855),
Scott.
Edgeley Mount, Stockport, aged 14, Oct. 12. Left 1889.³
At Christ Church, Oxford, since October, 1890.
As above.
·
Allen, William Lynn, third son of Bulkeley Allen, Esq., J.P., (0.R., 1853),
West Lynn, Altrincham, Cheshire, aged 14, May 8. Left 1888.3
Elsee.
Gazetted to the 3rd (Militia) Battalion, The King's Own Yorkshire Light
Infantry, March 21, 1891.
As above.
Heginbottom, George Assheton, son of Thomas Heginbottom, Esq.,
Ashton-under-Lyne, aged 14, Jan. 20. Left 1888.3
Elsee.
At Pembroke College, Oxford, since Easter, 1890.
Stamford House, Ashton-under-Lyne.
Twist, Arthur Cyril, second son of George Francis Twist, Esq., Keresley,
Coventry, aged 13, Dec. 25. Left 1886.3
Elsee.
Learning Brewing, 1891.
As above.
Behrens, Clive, fifth son of Edward Behrens, Esq., Fallowfield, Manchester,
and Corby Castle, Carlisle, aged 13, Nov. 14. Left 1888.3 Whitelaw.
VIII., 1888. Woolwich 1889. Gazetted to the 77th Field Battery, Royal Artillery,
February, 1891.
The Oaks, Fallowfield, Manchester.
Birkin, Philip Austin, son of Thomas Birkin, Esq., Ruddington Grange,
Nottingham, aged 15, Sept. 24. Left 1887.2
Whitelaw.
In business.
As above.
Hobson, Henry Overton, son of William Henry Hobson, Esq., Berkhamp-
stead, aged 14, June 10. Left 1887.3
Whitelaw.
Studied abroad, 1888-9. A Medical Student at Edinburgh University, since 1890.
Highfield, South Berkhampstead.
Marshall, Louis, son of Henry Marshall, Esq., Barcelona, aged 14, Dec. 9.
Left 1889.2
Whitelaw.
Scholar 1885. Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1889. Passed 2nd in Indian
Civil Service Examination, 1888. At Balliol College, Oxford, since 1888. Takes
up Appointment in 1891.
164
September 1885.
Penn-Gaskell, William, son of Peter Penn-Gaskell, Esq., Shanagarry
House, Middleton, County Cork, and Junior Carlton Club,
London, aged 13, Nov. 9. Left 1886.¹
Whitelaw.
[
In a Mercantile Office.
A. Gibbs and Co., 21, Fenwick Street, Liverpool.
Reynolds, Walter Hugh, son of W. Reynolds, Esq., Highgate, London, N.,
aged 14, Feb. 2. Left 1889.2
Whitelaw.
Mitchell-Withers, Arthur, son of John Brightmore Mitchell-Withers, Esq.,
Eccleshall, Sheffield, aged 14, Jan. 6. Left 1888.2 Whitelaw.
Parkhead, near Sheffield.
Dunkerley, William Charles, son of Charles Chorlton Dunkerley, Esq.,
Hurst Dale, Bowdon, Cheshire, aged 15, Aug. 20. Left 1888.2
Morice.
XI., 1888. In the Iron and Steel Trade.
As above.
Moss, Henry Seymour, son of John Seymour Moss, Esq., Buttfield, Hessle,
Yorkshire, aged 13, Dec. 6. Left 1890.
Morice.
Scholar, 1885. Major Exhibitioner, 1890. Scholar of St. John's College,
Cambridge, 1889.
As above.
Peters, Thomas Entwistle, son of the late Ralph Entwistle Peters, Esq.,
and of Mrs. Vine, Eastington Rectory, Stonehouse, Gloucester-
shire, aged 13, April 1. Left 1889.2
Morice.
As above.
Wood, Kyrle Mills, son of the late Thomas Wood, Esq., care of Mrs.
Wood, 1, Upper Montague Street, Russell Square, London, aged
14, July 9. Left same Term.
Morice.
A Clerk in the Bank of England.
Bank of England, London, E.C.
Hawtrey, Seymour Henry Coleridge, son of the Rev. Henry Courtenay
Hawtrey, Nursling Rectory, Southampton, aged 13, Jan. 9. Left
1886,¹
Donkin.
In a Mercantile Office in Auckland, New Zealand, 1891.
Home: Greycliff, Bonchurch, Isle of Wight.
Speed, George Harry, son of Robert Henry Speed, Esq., Cavendish Road
East, The Park, Nottingham, aged 14, Feb. 19. Left 1887.2
Donkin.
Residing in Australia.
Home as above.
September 1885.
165
Bainton, James Hubert, son of Henry William Bainton, Esq., Beverley,
aged 14, May 20. Left 1888.3
Michell.
A Merchant.
North Bar Street, Beverley.
English, Alexander Emmanuel, eighth son of Joseph Thomas English,
Esq., J.P., Wayfield, Stratford-on-Avon, aged 13, Nov. 5. Left
1889.3
Michell.
Exhibitioner of St. John's College, Cambridge, 1889. Passed Indian Civil
Service Examination, July, 1890.
Indian Northbrook Club, Whitehall Gardens, S.W.
Sharp, George Edward, third son of Henry Sharp, Esq., Newbrook,
Atherton, Manchester, aged 14, March 13. Left 1889.3 Michell.
Sandhurst, 1889. Gazetted to the 2nd Battalion East Lancashire Regiment,
May 28, 1891.
Deepcar, Yorkshire.
Rhodes, William Heaton, third son of the late Robert Heaton Rhodes, Esq.,
care of Mrs. Rhodes, Elmwood, Christchurch, New Zealand, aged
15, May 2. Left 1888.²
Michell.
At Brasenose College, Oxford, since October, 1890.
New Oxford and Cambridge Club, London.
Hudson, Norman Westlake, second son of the late Rev. Albert Hudson,
care of Mrs. Hudson, The Crescent, Rugby, aged 13, Feb. 6. Left
1890.2
Town.
At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1890.
As above.
Maffey, Henry Howard, son of Mr. Thomas Maffey, Hillmorton Road,
Rugby, aged 13, Oct. 11. Left 1890.¹
Town.
In the London and County Bank, 21, Lombard Street, E.C.
As above.
Pridmore, William Henry, second son of Mr. John Pridmore, Clifton
Road, Rugby, aged 13, Oct. 30. Left 1889.2
Town.
At Jesus College, Oxford, 1891.
Warwick Street, Rugby.
Boyce, Francis Stewart, son of the Rev. Francis Bertie Boyce, St. Pauls,
Redfern, Sydney, New South Wales, aged 13, June 26. Left
1889.2
Whitelaw.
At Sydney University, since March, 1890.
As above.
166
January 1886.
:
ENTRANCES IN JANUARY, 1886.
Francis, Reginald John Edwards, son of John Richardson Francis, Esq.,
J.P., Llwyn Derw, Swansea, aged 14, April 18. Left 1888.3
School.
Student at the University of Liége, 1891.
Home as above.
Furber, Albert Leslie, son of Charles Furber, Esq., 6, Upper Hamilton
Terrace, London, N. W., aged 13, Jan. 10. Left 1888.¹ School.
In business in London.
As above.
Henderson, Michael William, son of William Horn Henderson, Esq.,
Nether Parkley, Linlithgow, N.B., aged 14, June 20. Left 1888.¹
School.
Apprenticed to a Chartered Accountant since 1888.
As above.
Menzies, Frederick William, son of W. J. Menzies, Esq., Canaan House,
Grangetown, Edinburgh, aged 14, Nov. 11. Left 1889.2 School.
XI., 1889. In business in America.
Parsons, John Francis, eldest son of John Parsons, Esq., (O.R., 1848), 11,
Norham Gardens, Oxford, aged 13, March 19. Left 1889.3 School.
Reading for Oxford, 1891.
Tubney House, near Abingdon, Berks.
Swan, Nathaniel Clayton, second son of Robert Swan, Esq., (o.R., 1848),
The Quarry, Lincoln, aged 13, Sept. 16. Left 1888.2 School.
Reading for the Army, 1891.
As above.
Wood, Harold Rowley, son of the late Arthur Wood, Esq., care of Mrs.
Wood, Tendring, Riggindale, Streatham, aged 13, July 22. Left
1888.2
School.
Reading for Sandhurst, 1891.
As above.
Thornton, Charles, son of C. Thornton, Esq., 10, Courtfield Gardens,
South Kensington, aged 15, Aug. 26. Left 1889.2 Bowden Smith.
Minor Exhibitioner, 1889. At Trinity Hall, Cambridge, since October, 1889.
4, Collingham Gardens, South Kensington.
Croft, Frank Garrett, son of the late John Croft, Esq., nephew of Frank
Garrett, Esq., (o.R., 1860), Aldringham, Saxmundham, aged 14,
Jan. 22.
Scott.
Died at School, December 7, 1889. A Memorial Tablet has been erected in the
School Chapel.
January 1886.
167
Dove, Percy Matthew, son of John Matthew Dove, Esq., 21, Devonshire
Place, Claughton, Birkenhead, aged 14, March 18. Left 1888.2
Scott.
Gazetted to the 4th (Militia) Battalion South Staffordshire Regiment, June 1,
1890. Reading for the Army.
As above.
Garraway, Harry Stephenson, son of T. Garraway, Esq., Barbadoes, West
Indies, aged 14, April 17. Left 1888.2
Scott.
XI., 1888. Sandhurst, 1891.
Hodgson, Frederick James, son of the Rev. Francis Greaves Hodgson.
(O.R., 1856), Pilton Rectory, Oundle, aged 14, Dec. 16. Left 1889.3
Scott.
Gazetted to the 4th (Militia) Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment, February 14,
1891. Reading for the Army.
As above.
Peck, Frederick Garrett, son of the late Frederick Peck, Esq., care of Mrs.
Peck, Alma Cottage, Leiston, Suffolk, aged 14, Jan. 8. Left 1890.¹
Scott.
At University College, London, 1891.
16, Carlyle Mansions, Cheyne Walk, London, S.W.
Bischoff, Charles Edward, eldest son of Thomas William Bischoff, Esq..
(0.R., 1858), Long Ditton Hill, Surrey, aged 12, Feb. 24. Left 1891.2
Elsee.
At Trinity College, Oxford, since October, 1891.
As above.
Hawthorn, William Van Haansbergen, son of William Hawthorn. Esq.,
Wreighburn House, Rothbury, aged 14, July 30. Left 1888.¹
Elsee.
Farming in Canada, 1891.
Home as above, or Prendwick, Kola, Manitoba.
Blake, Edward Algernon Cleader, son of Edward Frederick Blake, Esq.,
Shanklin Tower, Isle of Wight, aged 14, Aug. 27. Left 1887.³
Whitelaw.
Reading for Woolwich, 1891.
As above.
Durham, Frank Rogers, son of Arthur Edward Durham, Esq., 82, Brook
Street, London, W., aged 13, July 10. Left 1889.³ Whitelaw.
At London University, 1891.
As above.
Mappin, Herbert Joseph, third son of John
Southgate, Middlesex, aged 14, Oct. 24.
XV., 1888, 1889.
Newton Mappin, Esq.,
Left 1890.2 Whitelaw.
Kensington House, Bayswater Hill, London, WV.
168
January 1886.
Harrison, Charles Holmes, son of Edward Francis Harrison, Esq.,
(O.R., 1844), Thornley, South Norwood Hill, London, S.E., aged
13, April 11. Left 1890.3
Morice.
Passed 16th for Indian Civil Service Examination, 1891. King's College,
Cambridge.
As above.
McKenzie, Alexander Gordon, son of Alexander George McKenzie, Esq.,
Grays Road, Sunderland, aged 14, June 23. Left 1889.³ Morice.
At Christ Church, Oxford, since October, 1890.
The Oaks, Sunderland.
Strachan, William Hemfield, son of Alexander Strachan, Esq., Ivy House,
Willerden, Hull, aged 14, July 27. Left 1889 2
Morice.
At Avenue du Roule, Neuilly, Paris, 1891.
Home as above.
Maxwell, Wellwood James, son of Wellwood Maxwell, Esq., Holmfield,
Aigburth, Liverpool, aged 13, March 31. Left 1890.1 Donkin.
Articled to a Chartered Accountant.
As above.
McNeill, John Hill Trevor, son of John McNeill, Esq., Hill Mount, Larne,
County Antrim, aged 14, Sept. 10. Left same Term. Donkin.
At Trinity College, Dublin, since June, 1888.
As above.
Onions, Simon Alfred, second son of John Collingwood Onions, Esq., The
Grange, Tyseley, aged 13, June 14. Left 1889.3
Donkin.
Articled to a Chartered Accountant.
Tyseley Grange, near Birmingham.
Beale, Stanley Leonard, son of William Lansdowne Beale, Esq., Waltham
St. Laurence, Berks, aged 14, Jan. 19. Left 1888.¹
Michell.
At Merton College, Oxford, since January, 1891.
Manor House, Waltham, Twyford, Berks.
Gaddum, Alfred Edward, fourth son of Henry Theodore Gaddum, Esq.,
Green Walk, Bowdon, Cheshire, aged 13, July 23. Left 1889.¹
Michell.
Scholar, 1886. In business in Manchester.
Oakley, Bowdon, Cheshire.
Michell, John Colloryan, eldest son of John Michell, Esq., St. Petersburg,
aged 15, Sept. 22. Left 1887.3
Michell.
Gazetted to the 3rd (Militia) Battalion The Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry.
Reading for the Army.
May 1886.
169
Moxon, Archibald James, eldest son of Mr. William Moxon, Thurlaston,
aged 13, March 3. Left 1890.2
Town.
At Keble College, Oxford, since October, 1890.
As above.
Moxon, Harold, second son of the above Mr. William Moxon, aged 12,
Feb. 18. Left 1888.¹
Town.
Pupil to a Land Agent and Surveyor. Student of the Surveyor's Institution, 1891.
The Cedars, High Street, Battersea, London, S.W.
Tupper, John Holman Eure, only son of the late John Lucas Tupper,
Esq., care of Mrs. Tupper, Rugby, aged 13, Oct. 9. Left 1891.2
Town.
Scholar, 1887. Scholar of Queen's Coge, Oxford, 1891.
45, Church Street, Rugby.
ENTRANCES IN MAY,
MAY, 1886.
Chalmers, Patrick Reginald, eldest son of Patrick Chalmers, Esq., Aldbar
Castle, Brechin, N.B., aged 12, June 27. Left 1891.2 School.
As above.
Kittermaster, Arthur Noel Colley, son of the Rev. Frederick Wilson
Kittermaster, Baynton Hill, Shrewsbury, aged 14, Oct. 14. Left
School.
1890.2
Scholar of Christ's College, Cambridge, 1890.
As above.
Mackinnon, William, eldest son of William Mackinnon, Esq., 12, Huntley
Gardens, Hillhead, Glasgow, aged 14, Aug. 7. Left 1889.³ School.
At Glasgow University, 1890. A Chartered Accountant.
5, Marlborough Terrace, Kelvinside, Glasgow.
Salt, Frederick John, only son of John Charles Salt, Esq., (0.R., 1853), 38,
Gloucester Square, London, W., aged 13, June 25. Left 1891.2
School,
XV., 1890. At Christ Church, Oxford, since October, 1891.
As above.
Smales, Harold Wakefield, son of Charles Smales, Esq., 1, Magdala Place,
Whitby, aged 13, Nov. 7. Left 1889.¹
School.
In business as a Timber Merchant at Whitby.
As above.
Gibb, Alexander, son of Easton Gibb, Esq., Beamsley Hall, Skipton, aged
14, Feb. 12. Left 1890.2
Bowden Smith.
At University College, London, since 1890.
As above.
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170
May 1886.
Jones, John Hanmer Hylton, son of H. H. Jones, Esq., Shelbrooke Hill,
Ruabon, aged 15, Dec. 11. Left 1888.¹
Bowden Smith.
Allen, Sydney Elliston, son of Elliston Allen, Esq., Ballingdon, Sudbury,
Suffolk, aged 14, Feb. 25. Left 1888.¹
Scott.
As above.
Hall, William Grey, second son of Henry Hall, Esq., Parkfield, Handforth,
Cheshire, aged 14, Nov. 22. Left 1888.³
Scott.
Owen's College, Manchester, 1888-1890. Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester,
1891.
Parkfield, Styal, Cheshire.
Mather, Walter Stanley, second son of Arthur Stanley Mather, Esq.,
(0.R., 1857), Beechwood, Woolton, Liverpool, aged 13, June 4.
Left 1889.2
Scott.
Articled to a Solicitor.
Home as above.
Bond, Frank, fourth son of Frank Walters Bond, Esq., Wargrave Hill,
Henley-on-Thames, and 48, Portland Place, London, W., aged 14,
Dec. 14. Left 1890.2
Whitelaw.
In the Bank of Mexico.
As above.
Buckland, Leonard Vine, son of the late Stephen Vine Buckland, Esq.,
of Geelong, Victoria, care of Mrs. Buckland, 8, St. Aubyn Road,
Upper Norwood, aged 13, July 24. Left 1889.¹
Whitelaw.
Articled to a Solicitor in Melbourne, Victoria.
Care of Attenborough, Warner & Smith, Collins Street,
Melbourne.
Feldenheimer, Willy Moses, son of Ferdinand Feldenheimer, Esq., 11,
Fitzjohns Avenue, London, N.W., aged 12, May 31, Left 1890.2
Whitelaw.
A Merchant in London.
As above.
Lee, Arthur Herbert, eldest son of Arthur Lee, Esq., (0.R., 1859), Lewes,
aged 13, June 16. Left 1891.2
Whitelaw.
To be a Solicitor.
Westfield House, Lewes.
Whitelaw, Arthur Robert, second son of Robert Whitelaw, Esq., Assistant
Master at Rugby School, aged 14, Dec. 3. Left 1889.2 Whitelaw.
Agricultural College, Qu'Appelle, North-West Canada.
Home as above.
James, William Ashton, son of the Rev. Alfred James (o.R., 1848), Rector
of Burwarton, Bridgenorth, aged 14, Oct. 15. Left 1889.2 Morice.
In Messrs. Childs' Bank.
1, Fleet Street, London, E.C.
May 1886.
171
King, Robert Harry, son of William Hartley King, Esq., Wychbury,
Morice.
Stourbridge, aged 13, July 18. Left 1889.2
In business.
As above.
May, Frederick Albert Wolff, son of Frederick A. May, Esq., Laurie Park
Morice.
Gardens, Sydenham, aged 13, Oct. 10. Left 1889.2
Learning Engineering.
Care of Harland & Wolff, Belfast.
Richardson, George Beigh, son of Johu Wigham Richardson, Esq.,
Wingrove House, Newcastle-on-Tyne, aged 13, Nov. 26. Left
1890.2
Morice.
VIII., 1889, 1890. Studying abroad, 1891.
As above.
Cayzer, John Sanders, second son of Charles William Cayzer, Esq.,
Clevedon, Cove, Dumbartonshire, aged 14, Oct. 24. Left 1887.2
Elsee.
Sandhurst, 1889.
Ralston, Renfrewshire, N.B.
Brodhurst-Hill, Robert, eldest son of Alfred Brodhurst-Hill, Esq., (0.R.,
1848), 5, Avenue Elmers, Surbiton, and Junior Carlton Club,
aged 13, Sept. 18. Left 1888.¹
Donkin.
Has gone to Australia.
Home as above.
Brook, Charles Herbert, eldest son of William Henry Brook, Esq., Sunny-
side, Blundellsands, Liverpool, aged 14, Nov. 22. Left 1888.¹
Michell.
Articled to a Solicitor at Warrington.
As above.
Blaber, Percy Leonard, third son of William Blaber, Esq., Beckworth,
Lindfield, Sussex, aged 14, Oct. 8. Left 1889.3
Michell.
A Medical Student at St. Thomas's Hospital since May, 1890.
34, Cromwell Road, Brighton.
Broadbent, John Wilfrid, second son of Charles Broadbent, Esq., Latch-
ford, Warrington, aged 14, Sept. 21. Left 1888.3
Michell.
In business. 4, Canada Dock, Liverpool.
The Hollies, Latchford, Cheshire.
Lowenthal, Sidney Joseph, son of Joseph Lowenthal, Esq., The Grange,
Huddersfield, aged 14, Aug. 24. Left 1890.2
Michell.
At Corpus Christi College, Oxford, since October, 1890.
As above.
172
September 1886.
Norbury, George Fletcher, son of George Norbury, Esq., Prestwich Park,
Manchester, aged 15, Nov. 5. Left 1888.3
Michell.
In business as a Stock and Share Broker in Manchester.
1, Police Street, Manchester.
Morris, Thomas Coppell, son of Thomas Morris, Esq., Brynnie House,
Oxton, Cheshire, aged 13, Aug. 20. Left 1889.¹
Michell.
As above.
Wilson, Arthur Wellesley, sixth son of Henry Charles Wilson, Esq.,
Prestwich, Manchester, aged 13, June 18. Left 1887.3 Michell.
Gazetted to the 3rd (Militia) Battalion The Lincolnshire Regiment, March 26,
1890. Reading for the Army.
Cowley Military College, Oxford, 1891.
Austen, Sydney, third son of Ambrose Austen, Esq., 26, Hillmorton Road,
Rugby, aged 13, April 30. Left 1889.1
Town.
H.M.S. "Conway," 1889. In the National Provincial Bank since 1890.
As above.
Cox, George Darrell, son of Arthur Russell Cox, Esq., The Old Bank,
Rugby, aged 14, April 19. Left 1889.2
Town.
A Bank Accountant at Halesowen.
Ivy House, The Quinton, near Birmingham.
ENTRANCES IN SEPTEMBER, 1886.
Baylis, Henry Edward Montgomery, son of Mrs. Baylis, 27, Werter Road,
Putney, aged 14, Aug. 24. Left 1890.2
School.
VIII., 1890.
.
Betterton, Henry Bucknall, son of Henry Inman Betterton, Esq., Thorn-
dale House, Woodville, Burton-on-Trent, aged 14, Aug. 15. Left
1890.2
School.
At Christ Church, Oxford, since October, 1890.
As above.
Bouth, Rollo Delamere, fifth son of Frederick William Delamere Bouth,
Esq., Woodfields, Leigh, Lancashire, aged 14, Sept. 2. Left 1888.2
School.
Articled to a Solicitor.
As above.
Bryden, Charles Lumsdaine, only son of the late James Lumsdaine
Bryden, Esq., M.D., care of Mrs. Bryden, 35, Holland Villas
Road, Kensington, aged 13, Nov. 19. Left 1891.2
School.
As above.
September 1886.
173
Courtenay, (Hon.) Henry Hugh, second son of Henry Reginald Courtenay,
Esq., (afterwards Lord Courtenay by courtesy), Mill Brook, Exeter,
aged 14, Aug. 1. Left 1890.¹
School.
As above.
Davy, George Charles Hague, son of David Davy, Esq., Parkhead,
Sheffield, aged 13, Sept. 28. Left 1891.'
School.
A Mining Engineer Pupil at Netherseale Collieries, Burton-on-Trent, 1891.
Broom Croft, Parkhead, Sheffield.
Langworthy, Edward Southwood, fourth son of James William Lang-
worthy, Esq., 15, Princes Gardens, London, S.W., aged 14, Oct.
10. Left 1890.2
School.
A Medical Student at St. George's Hospital, 1891.
As above.
Langworthy, Geoffrey Parker, fifth son of the above James William Lang-
worthy, Esq., aged 13, Oct. 9. Left 1891.2
School.
At Christ Church, Oxford, since October, 1891.
15, Princes Gardens, London, S. W.
Marshall, Hannath Douglas, son of the Rev. Charles James Marshall,
Bengeo, Hertford, aged 14, July 29. Left 1889.³
School.
A Tea Planter in India since 1890.
Pathini Estate, Chanal Rise Post Office, Sylhet, Bengal.
Moultrie, Steuart Bullen, son of George William Moultrie, Esq., (0.R.,
1843), Bank of England, Manchester, aged 13, Nov. 6. Left 1890.2
School.
Racquets, 1890. A Civil Engineer.
Essex Street, Manchester.
Nicholls, Irving Hugh, third son of Edward William Nicholls, Esq., 21,
Haringay Park, Crouch End, London, W., aged 13, July 15.
Left 1891.2
School.
Racquets, 1890, 1891. XI., 1891. In business as a Stockbroker.
Rokesly, Hornsey, London, N.
Smith, Harold Lea, son of John Lea Smith, Esq., 6, Ormonde Terrace,
Regents Park, London, N.W., aged 13, July 13. Left 1890.2
School.
Pennswills, Elstree, Herts.
Walker, James Ronald, son of James Douglas Walker, Esq., Q.C., (0.R.,
1855), Blairton, Aberdeenshire, and 5, Oxford Square, London,
W., aged 13, Feb. 5. Left 1891.2
School.
VIII., 1890. At Oriel College, Oxford, since October, 1891.
5, Oxford Square, London, W.
174
September 1886.
Chinn, Harold William, son of Henry Sinclair Chinn, Esq., The Close,
Lichfield, aged 14, Nov. 27. Left 1890.2
Bowden Smith.
XV., 1889.
As above.
Davies, Arthur Gerald Capel, son of Arthur Capel Davies, Esq., The Glen,
Duppas Hill, Croydon, aged 13, Jan. 14. Left same Term.
Bowden Smith.
Reading for Oxford, 1891.
As above.
Hurlbutt, Charles, son of Henry Hurlbutt, Esq., J.P., Queen's Ferry,
Flint, aged 14, Sept. 30. Left 1889.2
Bowden Smith.
Dee Cottage, Queen's Ferry, Flintshire.
Bayley, Kennett Champain, son of Kennett Bayley, Esq., (o.R., 1852),
Sevenoaks, Inchicore, Dublin, aged 13, May 23. Left 1889.2 Scott.
Dublin University, 1889. Articled to a Solicitor at Durham, January, 1891.
Home as above, or Bank Chambers, Durham.
Breeks, William Denison, son of the late James Wilkinson Breeks, Esq.,
Madras Civil Service, care of Mrs. Breeks, Hellbeck Hall,
Brough, Westmoreland, aged 14, Nov. 4. Left 1888.2
Scott.
At New College, Oxford, since October, 1890.
As above.
Briggs, William Hilton, son of Colonel Charles James Briggs, J.P., D.L.,
Hylton Castle, Co. Durham, aged 15, June 13. Left 1887.3 Scott.
Gazetted to the 3rd (Militia) Battalion Durham Light Infantry, February 25, 1891.
As above.
Bros, Henry Alwyn, son of James Bros, Esq., 31, Elm Park Gardens,
London, S.W., aged 14, Aug. 1. Left 1890.3
Scott.
XV., 1890.
As above.
Ellis, Arthur, second son of Thomas Ratcliffe Ellis, Esq., The Hollies,
Wigan, aged 13, Dec. 4. Left 1891.2
Scott.
XI., 1890, 1891. At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1891.
As above.
McMullen, Alan, sixth son of Alexander Peter McMullen, Esq., The
Castle, Hertford, aged 14, May 28. Left 1890.2
Scott.
Major and Minor Exhibitioner, 1890. Scholar of Balliol College, Oxford, 1890.
As above.
Middleton, Gilbert William, eldest son of Sir Arthur Middleton, Bart.,
Belsay Castle, Newcastle-on-Tyne, aged 14, Aug. 23. Left 1891.¹
Scott.
At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1891.
As above.
September 1886.
175
Ramsden, Charles Hesketh, son of William Ramsden, Esq., Tyldesley,
Manchester, aged 13, July 30. Left 1891.¹
Scott.
Guest Fold, Tyldesley, Manchester.
Sidgwick, Nevil Vincent, eldest son of William Carr Sidgwick, Esq., 32,
Kussell Road, Kensington, aged 13, May 8.
Scott.
Scholar, 1887. Still in the School, 1891.3
12, Bilton Road, Rugby.
Whitting, Edward Jewel, only son of Charles Edward Whitting, Esq.,
J.P., (0.R., 1860), Glandores, Weston-super-Mare, aged 14, Sept.
1. Left 1891.2
Scott.
XI., 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891. At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1891.
Uphill Grange, Weston-super-Mare.
Carritt, John Price, son of Frederick B. Carritt, Esq., Southwood Lane,
Highgate, Middlesex, aged 14, Feb. 19. Left 1887.2 Whitelaw.
Entered the Church of Rome in August, 1887.
Headlam, Cecil, fifth son of the late Edward Headlam, Esq., Barrister-
at-Law, and ward of Miss S. F. Spedding, Brundholmes,
Tunbridge Wells, aged 14, Sept. 19. Left 1891.2 Whitelaw.
Scholar, 1886. XI., 1889, 1890, 1891. Head of the School. Major and Minor
Exhibitioner, 1891. Demy of Magdalen College, Oxford, 1891.
As above.
Jeudwine, John Henry Wynne, son of William Wynne Jeudwine, Esq.,
Holywell House, Chesterfield, aged 14, July 13. Left 1891.2
Whitelaw.
As above.
Law, Hugh Alexander, son of the late Right Hon. Hugh Law, Lord
Chancellor of Ireland, and ward of Miss McCance, Larkfield,
Dunmurry, Co. Antrim, aged 14, July 28. Left 1890.2 Whitelaw.
At University College, Oxford, since October, 1890.
As above.
Rendall, Hugh Davey, ninth son of the Rev. Henry Rendall, Great
Rollright, Chipping Norton, aged 13, Dec. 28. Left 1891.2
Whitelaw.
Scholar, 1886. XV., 1890, 1891. XI., 1889, 1890, 1891. At Trinity College,
Cambridge, since October, 1891.
As above.
Wrigley, Harold Carr, son of James Albert Wrigley, Esq., Fieldhead,
Netherton, Huddersfield, aged 13, Oct. 30.
Whitelaw.
XV., 1889. Died at Paris, April 17, 1890. A Memorial Tablet has been erected
in the School Chapel.
176
September 1886.
Bond, Cyril, third son of the Rev. John Bond, Prebendary of Lincoln,
Anderby, Alford, aged 14, Sept. 2. Left 1891.2
Elsee.
Scholar, 1887. Scholar of Magdalen College, Cambridge, 1891.
Vicarage, Steeple Ashton, Wilts.
Davies, William, son of William Davies, Esq., Caerblaidd, Festiniog,
North Wales, aged 13, Oct. 13. Left 1891.¹
Elsee.
As above.
Hack, Bartle Starmer, son of Matthew Hack, Esq., Millstone Lane,
Leicester, aged 14, March 29. Left 1889.3
Elsee.
At Christ Church, Oxford, since October, 1890.
As above.
Squire, Paul, son of Anson Squire, Esq., Port Said, aged 14, Jan. 21.
Left 1887.2
Elsee.
Hunter, Alfred Curling, son of Curling Hunter, Esq., Purley Lodge,
Boscombe, Bournemouth, aged 13, March 17.
Morice.
Still in the School, 1891.3
As above.
Ramsay, Arthur Dennis Gilbert, second son of William Ramsay, Esq.,
Highfield, Southampton, aged 13, Oct. 9. Left 1889.² Morice.
Sandhurst, 1891.
Clevelands, Basset, Southampton.
Simey, Athelstane Iliff, third son of Ralph Simey, Esq., The College,
Durham, aged 13, Jan. 27.
Morice.
Scholar, 1886. Elected Exhibitioner of King's College, Cambridge, 1890. Head
of the School. Still in the School, 1891.3
As above.
Steel, Edwin Bedford, son of Charles Steel, Esq., 190, Cunliffe Road,
Morice.
Dublin, aged 15, Sept. 16. Left 1889.¹
Trinity College, Dublin, 1889. Medical School, 1889. Resident Dresser, Steeven's
Hospital, 1891.
Dr. Steeven's Hospital, Kingsbridge, Dublin.
Thompson, Percy, son of Richard Thompson, Esq., Whalley, Lancashire,
Morice.
aged 13, Dec. 18. Left 1889.2
Scholar, 1886. At Brasenose College, Oxford, since October, 1889.
Wilson, Basil Holt, son of George Holt Wilson, Esq., Redgrave Hall,
Diss, aged 14, Sept. 7. Left 1889.2
Morice.
Reading for Indian Woods and Forests Department.
As above.
September 1886.
177
Bush, Montague, son of William John Bush, Esq., Thornleigh, Sydenham
Hill, aged 15, May 19. Left 1887.2
Donkin.
Reading to qualify for Civil Engineer.
As above.
Brodrick-Smith, Harold, son of George Brodrick-Smith, Esq., Streonshalh,
Birkdale, Lancashire, aged 14, April 20. Left 1889.2 Donkin.
At Christ Church, Oxford, since October, 1890.
As above.
Hosford, Earls Ainslie, son of T. Stroud Hosford, Esq., M.D., Tulse Hill,
London, S.W., aged 14, July 27. Left 1888.¹
Donkin.
A Student at Heidelberg University, 1891.
4, Downe Terrace, Richmond, Surrey.
Thomas, Charles, ward of James Thomas, Esq., Penlands, Swansea, aged 14,
May 20. Left 1888.¹
Donkin.
Watson, William James, son of the late George Peregrine Watson, Esq.,
care of Mrs. Watson, Anerley Road, Penge, aged 15, Aug. 13.
Left 1888.¹1
Donkin.
At the School of Practical Engineering, Crystal Palace, 1889. In Demerara,
British Columbia, 1891.
Deighton, Richard Mather, son of the late Christopher Deighton, Esq.,
M.D., of Clapham, Yorkshire, care of Mrs. Deighton, Elmsfield,
Milnthorpe, Westmoreland, aged 15, May 9. Left 1887.3 Donkin.
At the Royal Agricultural College, Cirencester, since October, 1888. Diploma,
1891.
Elmsfield, Milnthorpe, Westmoreland.
Duke, Ernest Hamilton, son of the Rev. William Duke, D.D., St. Vigeans,
Arbroath, N.B., aged 13, May 25. Left 1889.2
Michell.
Entrance Exhibitioner of St. Andrew's University, October, 1890.
As above.
King, Thomas Arthur, only son of John King, Esq., M.D., St. Cyprians,
Stratton, North Devon, aged 13, Jan. 1. Left 1891.2 Michell.
At Trinity College, Cambridge, since October, 1891.
As above.
Poulsom, Walter Kegg, fourth son of William Poulsom, Esq., Bootle,
Liverpool, aged 13, Aug. 5. Left 1890.¹
Michell.
In business in Liverpool.
Breeze Hill, Bootle, Liverpool.
2
178
January 1887.
Ollivant, John Spencer, eldest son of Major Edward Albert Ollivant,
R.H.A., (O.R., 1856), Offcote Hurst, Ashbourne, aged 14, July 31.
Left 1890.2
Michell.
Woolwich, 1891.
As above.
Russell, Charles Lennox Somerville, second son of Captain Theodosius
Stuart Russell, St. John's, Wakefield, aged 14, July 10. Left
1890.3
Michell.
Scholar, 1886. Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge, 1890. Passed 27th in
Indian Civil Service Examination, June, 1891.
As above.
King, Hubert Attwood, fourth son of the late Robert King, Esq., care of
Mrs. King, 20, Upper Clapton Common, aged 14, June 17. Left
1890.2
School.
In business.
Fern House, Upper Clapton, London.
Mitchell, Joseph Ebor, second son of
Rotherham, aged 13, June 7. Left 1890.2
XV., 1889. Articled to a Civil and Mining Engineer.
As above.
Joseph Mitchell, Esq., Bolton Hall,
School.
ENTRANCES IN JANUARY, 1887.
Clarke, Arthur Lionel Crisp, son of Joseph Crisp Clarke, Esq., Birstall
Hall, Leicester, aged 12, Aug. 30. Left 1887.3
School.
A Mill Owner.
As above.
Fletcher, William Frederick Ashby, younger son of William Fletcher,
Esq., Bingham Hill, Carlisle, aged 13, May 18. Left 1891.2
School.
XV., 1890. Racquets, 1891. To be articled to a Solicitor.
As above.
Guedalla, Florance Montefiore, elder son of Joseph Guedalla, Esq., 36,
Hyde Park Square, London, W., aged 13, June 23.
School.
Scholar, 1887. Still in the School, 1891.3
As above.
Lloyd, Pryse, eldest son of Llewellyn Lloyd Lloyd, Esq.,
Llanpumpsaint, Caermarthenshire, aged 13, Sept. 12.
As above,
Glangwili,
Left 1891.²
School.
January 1887.
179
1
Topham, John William, son of William Hampson Topham, Esq., 2, Gliddon
Road, West Kensington, aged 14, Dec. 23. Left 1890.³ School.
XV., 1890. A Civil Engineer.
33, Great George Street, Westminster.
Blake, Thomas, son of William Greaves Blake, Esq., Mylnhurst, Mill-
houses, Sheffield, aged 14, March 17. Left 1890.¹ Bowden Smith.
Reading for Cambridge.
As above.
Cartwright, Frederick Sheward, son of the late William George Cart-
wright, Esq., care of Mrs. Cartwright, Springfield, Newport,
Monmouthshire, aged 14, Feb. 18. Left 1889.3 Bowden Smith.
At King's College, London, since 1890.
As above.
Lilly, Harold Walsh, son of John
Lilly, Esq., Moor End, Kersal, Man-
chester, aged 12, April 1. Left 1891.1
Bowden Smith.
An Electrical Engineer.
As above.
Rowley, Theobald Walter, eldest son of Walter Thomas Rowley, Esq.,
The Grange, Hurst, Ashton-under-Lyne, aged 14, Sept 26. Left
1891.2
Bowden Smith.
XI., 1890, 1891. XV., 1890. In a Cotton Broker's business.
40, Part Street, Southport.
Thomson, Arthur Ramsay, son of John Thomson, Esq., Bowdon, Cheshire,
aged 16, Oct. 10. Left 1889.2
Bowden Smith.
At Trinity College, Oxford, since October, 1890.
As above.
Christie, William Charles, elder son of John Robert Christie, Esq.,
Baynton House, Llandaff, aged 14, Dec. 13.
Elsee.
Crick, 1890. Passed Army Preliminary Examination, 1890. Still in the School,
October, 1891.
As above.
Cooke, Harry Nickson, eldest son of Alfred Cooke, Esq., Far Headingley,
Leeds, aged 15, Aug. 3. Left 1890.2
Elsee.
At Trinity Hall, Cambridge, since October, 1890.
As above.
Dugdale, Joseph, son of Joseph Dugdale, Esq., Claremont, Blackburn,
aged 14, June 5. Left 1889.¹
Whitelaw.
Learning Cotton and Iron Trades.
As above.
180
January 1887.
Hawkins, Arthur, son of Joshua Hawkins, Esq., Bedford, aged 15, May
22.
Left 1890.2
Whitelaw.
XV., 1888, 1889. VIII., 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890. At Trinity College, Cambridge,
since October, 1890.
Sunnyside, Bedford.
Reid, Joseph Dodds, son of Hugh Gilzean Reid, Esq., Warley Hall,
Birmingham, aged 14, April 13. Left 1888.¹
Whitelaw.
At St. Andrew's University, since 1889.
As above.
Taylor, Henry Claud, eldest son of Henry Enfield Taylor, Esq., Aston
Hall, Hawarden, Chester, aged 14, July 23. Left 1891.2
Whitelaw.
To be a Mining Engineer.
As above.
Wyatt, Charles Henry, son of the late Colonel James Henry Wyatt, C.B.,
(O.R., 1839), care of Mrs. Wyatt, Wansford House, Watford, Herts,
aged 14, Feb. 3. Left 1888.¹
Whitelaw.
Henley, Wells, Somerset.
Charlton, Francis Hartley, son of the late Francis Price Charlton, Esq.,
care of Mrs. Charlton, Broad Oak Park, Worsley, Lancashire,
aged 14, Feb. 15. Left 1890.³
Morice.
Reading for the Army, 1891.
As above.
Earle, John Bernard, third son of the Rev. Walter Earle, Bilton Grange,
Rugby, formerly of Yarlet, Stafford, aged 14, March 17. Left
1889.3
Morice.
Learning Engineering.
As above.
Nevill, Dudley Frederic, son of Robert Whately Nevill, Esq., Perry
Cross, Tamworth, aged 14, Nov. 2. Left 1891.2
Morice.
At New College, Oxford, since October, 1891.
As above.
Alston, Conyers William, son of Sir Francis Beilby Alston, K.C.M.G.,
69, Eccleston Square, London, S. W., aged 13, Feb. 12. Left
1888.¹
Donkin.
Scholar, 1887. At Queen's College, Oxford, since January, 1891.
As above.
Clive, Herbert Reginald, son of Mrs. Clive, Barston Hall, Warwick, aged
14, Nov. 3. Left same Term.
Donkin.
Edward, Allan Philip Kenrick, son of Allan Edward, Esq., Farington
Hall, Dundee, N.B., aged 14, Dec. 6. Left 1888.³
Donkin.
Reading for Oxford Matriculation, 1891.
As above.
January 1887.
181
Higgins, Herbert Oliver William, son of Thomas Higgins, Esq., Aberdeen
House, Maida Hill, London, W., aged 13, April 13. Left 1888.3
Donkin.
Studying Farming in Canada, 1891.
Home: 56, Avenue Road, Regents Park, London, N.W.
Irvine, James Pearson, son of the late James Pearson Irvine, Esq., M.D.,
care of Mrs. Irvine, Bank Hall, Ingleton, Yorkshire, aged 14,
Jan. 2. Left 1890.¹
Donkin.
A Student of Civil Engineering at University College, Liverpool, 1891.
Cold Springs, Buxton, Derbyshire.
Vaughan, James, ward of Hugh Vaughan Vaughan, Esq., The_Castle,
Builth, aged 15, Nov. 14 Left 1888.¹
Donkin.
Vickers, Thomas, son of William Vickers, Esq., Rose Hill, Smedley Lane,
Manchester, aged 13, Jan. 17. Left 1888.³
Donkin.
In business as a Manufacturing Chemist.
As above.
Kenrick, Wilfred Byng, elder son of William Kenrick, Esq., The Grove,
Harborne, Birmingham, aged 14, Dec. 4. Left 1891.2 Michell.
Major Exhibitioner, 1891. At Balliol College, Oxford, since October, 1891.
As above.
Marriott, Herbert de Warren, son of John Slack Marriott, Esq., The
Élms, Alderley Edge, aged 14, July 8. Left 1889.¹ Michell.
"
In business. At Owen's College, Manchester, 1891.
Warrenhurst, Higher Downs, Bowdon, Cheshire.
Haigh, Lionel Clifford, son of
field, aged 14, Aug. 24. Left 1889.¹
Jonathan Haigh, Esq., St. Johns, Wake-
Michell.
A Student of Engineering at Yorkshire College, Leeds, since 1889.
As above.
Rhoades, James Frederick, fifth son of Henry Tull Rhoades, Esq., (0.R.,
1847), Headmaster of the Lower School of Lawrence Sheriff,
Rugby, aged 12, Nov. 23.
Town.
Still in the School, 1891.3
4, Arnold Villas, Rugby.
Law, Arbuthnot Patrick Astley, son of the Rev. Robert Arbuthnot Law,
(O.R., 1857), Rector of Gunthorpe cum Bale, East Dereham,
Norfolk, aged 14, July 5. Left 1889.¹
Whitelaw.
Burgh Hall, Melton Constable, Norfolk.
1673 Boys admitted under Dr. Jex-Blake.
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A Landowner in America.
54 Smith, R. S.
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79
89
Sioux City, Iowa, U.S.A.
Richards, G. C.
Professor of Greek, University College, Cardiff.
Wilson, R. W. W., son of Robert Wilson, Esq.
Died September 11, 1887.
Tanner, R. E., son of Robert Pinckney Tanner, Esq.
102
Quinnell, R.
In the Indian Woods and Forests Department.
Whetstone, W., son of William Whetstone, Esq.
Norwood, C. H., son of Charles Morgan Norwood, Esq.
In business as a Shipowner.
21, Billiter Street, London, E.C.
Priory Place, Gloucester.
57 Verity, A. W., fifth son of George Hamilton Verity, Esq.
National Club, 1, Whitehall Gardens, S. W.
58 between Acton and King, read
Hart, Bertram Albert Edward, son of Charles Hart, Esq., The
Hall, Harborne, Birmingham, aged 14, Feb. 14. Left 1879.2
Green.
Admitted a Solicitor, 1890.
62 Dugdale, J. H.
In business in Birmingham.
Chetwynd House, Selly Oak.
67 Ronald, A. E., second son of Robert Bruce Ronald, Esq.
Ronald, A. C., third son of Robert Bruce Ronald, Esq.
72
73
Appointed as Agricultural Lecturer for Warwickshire, by the County
Council, October, 1891.
Birch, G.
Died of fever at Poona, September 25, 1891.
Foster, A. J., son of James Foster, Esq.
Lees, for John Percy, read Robert Percy.
Martin, for Henry, read Harry.
Walker, W., son of Joseph Walker, Esq.
Now a Corn Merchant in Manchester.
Whateley, read Whately (twice).
Poore, E. W., add address:
Heyes House, Rainhill, Prescot.
Cooke, R. W.
At the Agricultural College, Christchurch, New Zealand, 1891.
Edwards, I. N., son of Isaac Newton Edwards, Esq.
103
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137 De Candolle, for Augustin, read Richard Emile Augustin.
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Index.
Page
161 ABBOT, Edwin Alexander
58
4
48
39 Adams, Henry Fox
146
124
Acton, Edward Hamilton
Adam, see Mercer-Adam
25
116
156
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129
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Luke Danby
Adkins, Arthur Sutton
104 Agnew, Charles Leonard
128
17
Ernest
Frank
Harold
170
163
129
46
49
24
Walter
114 Ainsworth, Percy
60 Aitken, George Herbert
91
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152
Robert Bruce
10 Alamayu, PRINCE Simyen
Albury, Frederick Howard
Alcock, Charles Oughton
Alexander, Boyd William John
36
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42
14
121
100
Adamson, Laurence Arthur
Addington, Edgar John
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151 Alison, Arthur James
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106 Allen, Arthur Acland
19
Allan, Andrew Alexander
James Bryce
William Rae
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William
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Sydney Elliston
William Lynn
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127
Allmann, James Abraham
160
180 Alston, Conyers William
Edward Gardiner
Anders, Francis Robert
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117
97
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149
Oscar Louis
Anderson, John Pratt
William
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Andrew, Walter
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Walter Jonathan
Andrews, Octavius Charles
Septimus Geoffrey
Charles Peter
Edward Lynn
Herbert Elliston
James Lynn
John Edward Taylor
Russell
INDEX.
Appleby, Arthur Bellasyse
Arbuthnot, Keith Fraser
Armitage, Frederick Rhodes
57 Arnall, Harry Thompson
III
Arnall-Thompson, see Arnall
23 Arnold, Franck Thomas
76 Arton, William Denby
Ashby, Harold Glover
Ashwell, James Henry
Ashworth, Richard Redfern
127
3
90
141
83
39
7
67
16
127
172
105
53
56
Astley, Delaval Graham L'Est-
range
Atkinson, Charles Edmund
107
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Atter, Francis Ward
Austen, Ernest Edward
Frank
Sydney
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Austen-Cartmell, see Cartmell
56 Austin, George Arthur
139 BACON, John Cæsar
91 Badley, John Haden
34 Bagge, Henry Theodore James
2
116
Baily, Arthur James
Baines, Henry Verdon
Bainton, James Herbert
162 Baker, Ernest Arthur
165
84
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Henry Mills
Herbert Midelton
Hiatt Cowles
Maurice Mills
Thomas Tiver
154 Balcher, Percy Fritz Rosencrantz
115
Balderson, Claude Henry
Baldwin, Arthur Beginald
John Herbert Lacy
Banks, William Hartland
106 Barbour, William
141 Barker, Henry Shelley
Peter William
85
41
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48 Barkworth, Frank
87 Barlow, George Edmund Joseph
Hilaro
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Joseph Richard
Laurence.
99
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157
Philip Babington
44 Barnsley, Milne
184
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Index.
Page
43
91
147
13
131
Barratt, Edward John Reynolds
Bartleet, Arthur Middlemore
162
7
45
151
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16 Barwick, William Murgatroyd
Bashall, Henry St. John Hill
Baskerville, Henry Joseph North
Basset-Lewis, Ilbert Cornish
Bate, Ernest Seddon
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151
123
6
dlemore
Bartlett, Frank
39
46
91
75
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78 Bates, William
106 Bateson, Alexander Dingwall
126
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Barton, Henry Alexander
Robert Maurice
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18
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107
Battine, Cecil William
141 Bayley, Charles
4I
174
Francis Henry
Kennett Champain
Thomas Henry
172 Baylis, Henry
Henry Edward
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Hubert Humphrey Mid-
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William
gomery
36 Bayliss, Ebenezer James
Vincent George
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51
152 Bayly, Lancelot Francis Sanderson
150 Beachcroft, Charles Porten
130 Beale, Hubert Kenrick
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168
Stanley Leonard
38 Bealey, Richard Nowell
19 Beasley, Ernest Frank
146
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Fiennes Arthur Noble
Beeton, Arthur Channing
163 Behrens, Clive
17
56
Olive Philip
Walter Lionel
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William Cornwallis
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Bell, Arthur George
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Edward
James
Thomas Blaikie
Walter Edward
William
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Charles Meredith
Humphrey Patricius
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161
Bellairs, William Gibbons
Beloe, Edward Milligan
67 Bence-Jones, Reginald
94 Bengough, Charles William
Ernest Henry
Benham, Arthur Moses
Charles Daniel
Bennett, Arthur Cochrane
94
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155
146
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William Bernard Somerville
William Wilkie
40 Bentley-Innes, Frederick Dunbar
35
Sinclair
Mont-
13 Benyon-Winsor, Benyon Reeve
George Norman
29
Page
81 Benyon-Winsor, Walter John
Beresford, see Pack-Beresford
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108 Best, Palemon Harris
94
William Jenner
172 Betterton, Henry Bucknall
29 Biggs, Thomas Porter
Bilinski, Severin
140
84
Bill, Arnold Francis
72
5
86
110
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130 Binney, James
102
Binnie, William James Eames
103
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Birch, Charles Grant Francis Grey
73
George †
51 Bird, Edward Alexander
Francis Charlton
123
28
William Arthur
19
44 Birdwood, Herbert Christopher
Impey
171
148
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45
Birkin, Alexander Russell
92
Charles Wilfrid
Philip Austin
167 Bischoff, Charles Edward
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Bishop, Charles Prosser
William Hill
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47
145
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William Henry
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Blackburn, Ernest Woodhead
Blackwell, Charles Robert
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155
109
22
99
153 Blake, Charles Frederick Sapte
Edward Algernon
Thomas
167
179
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28
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118 Blandford, Joseph John Guthrie
Blasson, Cecil
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Arthur Leslie
Herbert Edward
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Blakiston, Aubrey
Clarence
Ralph
19
Edmund Alfred
Francis Samuel
Richard Giraud
William Ernest
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Blew-Jones, Walter Bethune
Blood, John Neptune
Blunt, Charles Mortimer
92
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Graham
128 Blyth, Herbert William
10 Bodley, Edward Ridgeway
Edwin Frederick Blaker
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151
30 Boggs, Ernest de Blois
81 Bolckow, Henry William Ferdinand
55 Bolding, John Frederick
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44 Bolland, Bernard William Stott
118
James Wyllie
47 Bolton, Edgar Ormerod
Francis Cheney
4.
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176 Bond, Cyril
92
170
Ernest Walter
Frank
BON-CAM
185
Index.
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Page
117 Bond, Frederick Edward Vivian
Henry Coulson
65
3
61
125
156
134
70 Bonham-Carter, Gerard
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Norman
137 Bonnerjee, Komel Krishna Shelley
Booker, William Thomas
Booth, Charles James White, see
also Bouth
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29
7
54
123
137
82
38
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18 Bosanquet, Augustus Percival
Eugene Percival
Boscawen, see Griffith-Boscawen
108 Boswell, John Douglas
15 Boughton-Leigh, John Hugh
117
Percy Wilfrid
150 Bousfield, Wilfrid Lyndon
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161
88 Bouth, Arthur Hampson Delamere
Eustace Frederick Delamere
Osmund Norman Dela-
100
Reginald Hampson Dela-
Rollo Delamere
Bowden-Smith, Ernest
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Reginald
Wilfrid
William Cotesworth
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Bowker, Charles Chappé
Boyce, Francis Stewart
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20 Boycott, Arthur St. John
William Douglas
20
I I Boyer, Joseph Stanborough
105 Braby, Cyrus
49 Bradbury, William Laurence
93 Bradby, Edward Hugh Falquin
Godfrey Fox
29
114
Henry Christopher
53 Bradley, Frederick Lewis
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mere
Frederick Herbert
Godfrey
Harold
95
Thomas Addison
97
45 Bradwell, Charles Dennis
Dennis William
Tom Barber
138
89 Brandram, Francis Willlam
120
George Alfred
92
Henry Webb
156 Breeks, Charles Wilkinson
174
William Denison
دو
James Robertson
William
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Brenton, see Boggs
155 Bridge, Frederick Maynard
144 Brierley, Ronald Beswicke
Shirley Howard
Sidney Herbert
75
55
174 Briggs, William Hilton
85 Bright, Henry Yates
Page
31
Bristow, Henry Essex
171
177
80 Broadbent, John Francis Harpin
53 Brocklebank, Charles Henry
Brodhurst-Hill, Robert
Brodrick-Smith, Harold
Brook, Charles Herbert
Brooke, Alexander Trafford
Brooke-Smith, William
173
Brooks, Ernest Walter Guardner
זל
35
157
174
6
130
76
118
9
Bros, Henry Alwyn
Browett, Walter
Brown, Gilbert Noel
""
93 Browne, John Janies
34
76
162
see also Clayton-Browne
Browning, Edward Eustace
Brown-Westhead, GeorgeMontague
41
Bruce, George Lewis
129 Bryce-Smith, Arnold
Norgrave James
82
19
172
Bryden, Charles Lumsdaine
87 Buchanan, John Penruddocke
Buckland, Leonard Vine
170
""
148
Lionel
65 Buckley, Cecil Arthur Stirling
139
James Francis Hughes
Joseph Henry Prichard
Bullen-Smith, Charles
Bulmer, Thornton Bulmer
28 Burbidge, Albert Edward
139
38
147
62
Burgess, Ernest Richard Fraser
Gilbert Turner
128
see also Murray-Brown, Wreford-
Brown
19
81
""
""
""
156
""
Burke, Edward Estcourt
88 Burn, Frank Hawthorn
68
John Henry
119 Burnett, Charles Kenyon
17 Burnham, Henry Charles
75 Burton, Arthur Robinson
>>
""
"1
Henry Rowland
""
147
91
""
Oliver
177 Bush, Montague
??
37 CADLE, Harry Sidney
136 Calderon, George Leslie
118 Callender, David Aubrey
76
Eustace Maude
Reginald
107
99
18 Calvert, Edmund Percy
24
Frank
Henry
7
""
59 Campbell, Donald John
Douglas Walter
Evan Cameron Bracken
A A
""
""
Bramwell Charles
Edward
Frank
James Alfred
""
186
[CAM-CRO
Index.
Page
41
115
63
9
86
Campbell, John Stratheden
92
""
6 Cannon, Ronald
118 Capron, Charles
29
Frederick William
George
IOI
""
8
Carleton, Lancelot Richard
28 Carrington, James Henry
Carritt, John Price
175
98 Carson, Richard Duncan
56 Cartmell, James
179 Cartwright, Frederick Sheward
109
84
61
""
""
""
""
""
Cassels, Herbert Wentworth
99
Robert Vivian Douglas
124
132
65
""
64 Castle, Arthur
Theodore John
Thomas George
""
Castens, George Emil
William John Gratrex
""
John Kennedy
Kenneth Scougall
""
""
""
151
Cave, Edward Watkins
37
Harold Watkins
132 Cayley, Hugh Charles
""
171
152 Cayzer, Charles William
John Sanders
154 Cazalet, Clement Haughton Lang-
""
ston
38 Challinor, Edward
169 Chalmers, Patrick Reginald
120
Chamberlain, Arthur Neville
Joseph Austen
Herbert Hayton
Michael Bowring
Sidney
72
124
Chamberlin, Robert Marshall
60 Chance, Arent Schuyler de Puyster
62 Chanler, John Armstrong
180 Charlton, Francis Hartley
96 Chilton, Thomas
94 Chinn, Alan Edward
174
Harold William
137
Maurice Henry
5 Cholmondeley, Randal Berners
88
""
""
Thomas Tatton Reginald
Christie, William Charles
179
148 Christy, Walter Arthur Chetwynd
40 Clark, Arthur Lyndon
178 Clarke, Arthur Lionel Crisp
146
George Hodges
Walrond Bernard
158
""
106 Clayton, John Hunt
135 Clayton-Browne, William Dealtry
34 Clegg, Frederick
150 Clifford, George Henry
Henry Charles
""
4I
180 Clive, Herbert Reginald
105 Close, Francis Archibald
109 Cobb, Cecil Henry
Fuge
34 Cobb, Charles Edward
98
Herbert Enfield
25
John Gerard
70
57
""
12
John Henry
Thomas Hugh
Cochran, James Alfred
John Augustus
Cochrane, Walter Neville
31 Cohen, Benjamin Arthur
William Herbert
""
138
92
a∞ = 2000 = ∞
41
98
""
""
86 Coles, Frederick William
Henry Hartland
John Howell
Percival
);
39
66
""
101
86
131
40
"
""
93
19
2
John
""
74 Colls, Arthur Stanley
74 Colt, Francis Dymock
62 Combe, George
6 Conybeare, Charles Henry
Coode, Charles Louis
132
William Melvill
19
91
99
149
Cook, Joseph
35
Sam
179 Cooke, Harry Nickson
""
102
86
88
79
Collinson, Christopher Barber
Reginald Walter †
Sidney Fitzwyman
Cooke-Hurle, Edward Forbes
Coote, Charles Harold
Chidley Eyre
Howard
""
""
""
""
18 Copeland, William Henry Lawrence
36 Coppock, John Charles
150
Corbett, Edward Corles
8 Cordiner, Robert Charles
147 Cotton, Lionel Francis
56 Couchman, Bertram Cornish
56
""
>>
Coulthard, Frank
Courage, Harry Ernest
Court, Edward Darlington
153 Courtauld, William Julien
150
173
Courtenay, Charles Pepys
Henry Hugh
Cowan, Robert Bruce
Cowlishaw, Francis Ion
71 Cox, Alfred Richardson
II
154
145
172
44
35
IO
""
Edwin Arthur Russell
George Darrell
Henry Morton
Herbert Louis Noel
Kenneth Murchison
Cox-Murchison, see Cox, K. M.
142 Craig, Herbert James
39 Crawford, Claude Melville
104
Richmond Shakspear
166 Croft, Frank Garrett
""
""
""
Ernest Henley
Philip Holbech
99
""
CRO-ERS]
187
Index.
Page
6 Cross, Carlton
8
Charles Francis
85
""
Francis John Kynaston
32 Crouch, Charles Percival
26 Cubitt, Bertram Blakiston
81 Culshaw, George Harold
14
Cumberbatch, Carlton Parry
Laurence Charles
70
31 Cuningham, Arthur
John Fairlie
46
""
""
102 Curry, Granville Edward
45 Curteis, Henry Herbert
16 Curtler, Henry Hoskins
59 DADLEY, John Arthur Sabin
37 Dainty, George Edward Goodall
160
44
4 Darcus, Solomon Henry
Darnell, Charles Knapp
121
143 Davey, Arthur Jex
78
Horace Scott
122 Davidson, Frank James
174 Davies, Arthur Gerald Capel
Cyril Froodvale
129
139
162
I 12
52
38
Dalby, John
Dale, Charles Alfred
19
در
""
""
176
173
7 Dawkins, Charles Tyrwhitt
Thomas Frederick
Dawson, James Lofthouse
"
19
Davy, George Charles Hague
99
""
John
33
John Sharp
159
""
Vincent Osborne Cort
155 Day, Charles Nevile
5
Herbert Allen
48 Daymond, Herbert George
146 Deacon, Stuart
100 Deakin, Ernest Newton
William Rothschild
23 Dealtry, Thomas
121
""
""
78 De Candolle, Raymond
137
Richard Emile Augustin †
177 Deighton, Richard Mather
151 Delay, Herbert Walter
53 Demuth, Lewis Henry
121 Dennis, Stanley Martyn
47 Denny, Edward Henry Marland
52 Dent, Harry
149 De Renzy, Annesley St. George
115 De Rivaz, Charles Henry Chevally
Dixon, Anthony Joseph Steele
47
144
Archibald Willis
""
146
Edward Fox St. Aubrey
Ottley Wilding
William
"9
""
Clive Macdonnel
123
Lennox Burton
Thomas
26
""
90 Donald, Archibald Douglas
""
Page
35
Donisthorpe, Frederick Russell
50 Donnison, James Oldaker
Thomas Edward
26
19
Dove, Percy Matthew
Dowdall, Harold Chaloner
Thomas Percy
""
77
Downing, Arthur Joseph
Geoffrey
Henry John
42
"1
""
III
[ I
110
129 Dowson, Edgar Enfield
Erasmus Charles Head
Drake, Henry Harcourt †
Drummond, Arthur Lennox
Duncan Powys
Edgar Lorn
Huntley Redpath
James Iver Macpherson
""
123
Duffield, Arthur Stewart
62 Dugdale, James Henry †
141
179
4
159
177
120
167
119
105
II
97
95
64
126
10
164
167
""
""
""
133
118
66
""
""
""
""
Duke, Ernest Hamilton
Dulley, Herbert
Dunbar, see Nugent-Dunbar
Dunell, Cyril
Dunkerley, William Charles
Durham, Frank Rogers
Dutton, John Victor
107
15 Dyer, Thomas Swinnerton
ار
153 EARLE, Frank Cornish
180
John Bernard
140
Walter Standley
69 Ecroyd, Edward
""
16
William
34 Eden-Hiron, John
134
Edlin, Edward Frederick Holberton
18 Edmunds, John Masters
180
Edward, Allan Philip Kenrick
Edwards, Charles Frederick
77
32
103
15
69
""
50 Egerton, Charles Philip
IOI
در
""
John
Joseph
Sydney
William
""
""
Elin, Henry Dyne
174 Ellis, Arthur
110
";
Francis Harold
Isaac Newton †
Llewellyn
Roderick Mackenzie
""
""
Ellison, Henry Richard Nevile
Elsee, Arthur
John Christopher Radclyffe
Thomas
40
Henry John
88 Engleheart, Victor Frederick
165 English, Alexander Emmanuel
133 Erichsen, Frederick Ole
26 Erskine, Malcolm Henry
188
[ESS-GOS
Index.
Page
138
I l
132
122
75
35
3
Sebastian
"
47
Thomas Arkwright
133 Evers, Frank Percival
Evers-Swindell, Harold
Exham, Alfred Harmer
103
22
Essex, Malcolm
Eustace, John James Hardy Row-
land
Eustace-Smith, Lancelot
Evans, Granville Pennefather
Martin Llewellyn
Robert
119
14
160
FAGGE, Robert Hilton
84 Fairclough, Edgar Musgrave
James Stanley
Fairhurst, James Ashton
125
125
99
21
Faithfull, Wyndham James
Hamilton
13
15
>"
II
113
Falk, Herbert Eugene
65 Fallows, John Arthur
Farmer, William Alfred
58 Farquhar, William
Farquharson,
64
Robertson
5 2
""
""
125 Farran, George Erle
22
Fayrer, James Outram Spens
170 Feldenheimer, Willy Moses
102
Fell, Basil Haig
16
Fellowes, Evelyn Napier
48 Fenwick, William
60 Fernley, Thomas
53 Feuerheerd, Ferdinand Mathias
157 Finch, Frederick Richard
III
Firmstone, Harold William
42 Firth, Alfred
98
120
62
152
""
""
""
""
,,
"
""
""
""
Thomas James
""
87 Fischer, Charles Terreneau
72 Fison, Edward Lorimer
135
Harry Leonard
43
John
II
Walter Cornell
Fitzgerald, Brinsley John Hamilton
""
William George
Bernard Alexander
Charles Percy Bramley
Henry Branson
Edward Willoughby
""
John Bradley
John Loxley
Mark
I
38 Flavelle, John Mason
27 Fletcher, John Henry
108
Lancelot Holstock
William Frederick Ashby
178
""
83 Foden, Edward Antrobus
42 Forbes, Eustace Macleod
18
""
Patrick William
Ford, see St. Clair-Ford
Page
3
3
""
26
Forget, Alfred Edward
Forrest, James
13
30
Forshaw, George Alfred
77 Foster, Alfred James †
121
Henric George
146
Hugh Cunliffe
""
61 Fowle, Thomas Ernlè
98
75 Fowler, Archibald Robert
Arthur John
William Edward
166
114
168
119
106
33
134
7
""
130
166 Francis, Reginald John Edwards
143
Walter Richardson Grant
48 Fraser, Hugh Stein
""
2
John Alexander
""
Furber, Albert Leslie
Furness, John Monteith
2018040
30
Fordham, Rupert Oswald
Wolverley Attwood
44
84
95
109
167
""
144
63
112
89
,,
GADDUM, Alfred Edward
Arthur Louis Roger
Frank Ernest
Frederick Ducange
George Percy
Gair, John Hamilton
""
Galt, Herbert
"",
15
161
Gardiner, Joseph Napier
83 Gardner, James Cardwell
Richard Titley
Willoughby
28
""
57 Garnett, Charles James William
George William
Newstead
""
"}
""
""
""
"
"""
Peter Percy Robert
William
Garraway, Harry Stephenson
Garrett, Frank
Hugh Littlewood
Newson Littlewood
Richard
""
""
""
""
Gaskell, see Penn-Gaskell
96 Gates, Howard Francis
24 Gedge, Sydney Francis
""
52 Gellatly, Christopher Charles
81
Herbert
46 Gething, Arthur Edwards
169 Gibb, Alexander
49 Gill, Arthur Percy
104
Benjamin Kemp
59 Gillson, Frank
"
114
Godfrey
"}
154
35
Maurice Paget
Gilmour, James Patrick Eden
67 Goldy, Arnold
160 Goode, Thomas
102
12 Gordon, Alexander Stuart
Goschen, George Joachim
William Henry
140
"}
GRA—HEM]
189
Index.
Page
23 Grahame, Alexander Monteith
Brown
23
120
16 Grant, Patrick Charles Murray
72 Greaves, John Hall
104 Green, Charles Everitt
139
""
71 Greg, Edward Hyde
40
""
Granet, William Guy
94
85
97
132
68
120
102 Grierson, James
10
66
"9
II 2
57
44
99
110
""
19
8
""
53
156
I
""
103
19
62
56
""
51
Griffin, Albert Edwin
John Thomas
28
79 Griffith-Boscawen, Arthur Sackville
Trevor
""
101
Grubb, Louis Henry
139 Grun, Robert Honneffer James
Guedalla, Florance Montefiore
178
155
Gunter, Richard Francis
69 Guscotte, Leonard John
Percival Henry
""
Greville, Ronald Henry Fulke
Grice, James Elliot
152
134 Gwyn, Reginald Preston Jermy
176 HACK, Bartle Starmer
26
"
John Buchanan
Guthrie, see Lingard-Guthrie
Guthrie-Smith, Wilfred
""
""
Charles Stevenson
Hadden, Francis John
Frederick
10
""
78
67 Haddock, James Rudolph
Lorents Braun
Sydney George
127 Haggie, Charles James
20
""
181
9 Hahn, Frederick Alexander
Haigh, Lionel Clifford
Haines, Cecil Evered
Ernest Alfred
"9
Ernest William
Gerald Rathbone
"9
""
Henry Philip
John Ronald
""
19
William Wylie
"
Hale, John Henry
Hall, Arthur John
""
""
""
""
Henry Alexander
Thomas
Marriott Frank
Thomas Herbert
Walter Graham
William Grey
170
"
48 Halsey, William Stirling
72 Hamilton, Fraser Grant
Arthur Robinson Kay
Charles Ernest
Edward Marshall
Harry Garforth
John
John Herbert
Page
see also Stevenson-Hamilton
103 Hancocks, Annesley John
32
38
69
""
132
Edward Charles
Hanson, Francis Stanhope
144 Harding, Reginald Tuffley
125
William Grosvenor
19
107 Hards, Leo Arthur
82 Hargreaves, Arthur Shepherd
89
133
82
8
153
23
168
58
110
[4]
67
118
86
5
122
132
51
26
117
180
Hanham, see Swinburne-Hanham
Hannay, Anthony Dixon
Hannen, Benjamin
121
78
154
167
""
""
Harland, Albert
Harper, George
Harris, George William
Harrison, Arthur Hugo
Bernard
Charles Holmes
Francis Capel
Frank Hyde
James Molyneux Hyde
Marmaduke Cecil Crofton
Oswald
""
""
""
*
127
""
Sydney Nevill
Willoughby Hyde
182 Hart, Bertram Albert Edward
Alfred John
37
бо
Ernest Joseph
William Tibbetts
""
""
30
""
"",
""
Henry Samuel Bourn
John Robert
Samuel
49
""
64
Hassall, Charles Mynors Piercy
73 Haswell, Edward William
Joseph Stenson
78
""
Hatch, Charles Wycliffe
Hawkins, Arthur
Haworth, Alfred
""
Hartley, Henry
Harvey, Henry Paul
""
""
Frederick
""
Arthur Adlington
John Goodier
Hawthorn, William Van Haans-
bergen
""
164
125
71 Hayashi, Jukichi Atsyoski
Hawtrey, Seymour Henry Coleridge
Hay, John James
80
96 Head, Robert Trevelyan
Hayward, Charles Wiltens Andrée
175 Headlam, Cecil
94 Heath, John Everard
72 Heatley, John
117 Heaton, Alan Baldwin
81 Hechle, James Herbert
96 Heginbottom, Alfred
163
76
99 Hemming, Arthur George
"
""
George Assheton
William
190
[HEN-JOH
Index.
Page
64 Henderson, George
136
166
96
""
133 Herapath, Alfred Edward
""
88 Herron, Herbert George Whitby
108
Robert Douglas
118 Hessey, James Dodson
Heycock, John Hippisley
39 Heynemann, Ernest
22
77 Higgin, Charles Ernest
Thomas Housman
88 Higginbotham, Charles Ernest
35
161
94
116
""
150
65
122
""
52
167
""
90
74
""
155
73
181 Higgins, Herbert Oliver William
99 Highley, Herbert
43 Hiley, Louis Richard Trevenen
128
Hill, Alfred Rowley
""
Arthur Norman
Charles Alexander
Christopher John
Henry Ernest
Ninian Crawfurd
Richard
130
19
130 Hilleary, George Edward
94 Hippisley, Richard John Bayntun.
33
**
29
""
""
John George Barrow
Michael William
William
50 Hirst, Philip Leslie
59 Hobley, Arthur James
""
33
Walter
163 Hobson, Henry Overton
17 Hodge, Egerton Francis
130 Hodgson, Charles Greaves
141
Hiron, see Eden-Hiron
"
George
John Ronald Ker
Robert Ker
""
11
Charles William Allan
Evan Lake
Frederick James
Harold
"
Hodson, Laurence William
143 Hogarth, Arthur
8 Holland, Alfred Valentine
""
156 Hollebone, Stanley William Verner
35 Holme, Clinton James Wilson
96 Holmes, Thomas Daniel Hill
65 Holt, Frank
64
""
William Durning
23 Home, William Edward
92 Homer, Thomas
31 Homfray, Popkin
30 Hone, Nathaniel Thomas
Hood, see Jacomb-Hood
9 Hopkins, Ernest Threlfall
81
Henry
83
Percy Alfred
""
82 Horne, Ernest Worthy
177 Hosford, Earls Ainslie
160 Housley, Charles
Page
105
140
106
143
174
125
129
""
69 Howell, Edward Rawson
6 Hoyle, James Smallpage
37
Joshua Fielding
75 Hudson, John Harold
165
Norman Westlake
??
69 Hughes, Alan Edward
2
8
7
116
100
181
94
113
Housley, Samuel John
How, John Gibbon
Howard, Charles James Stanley
144
138
Humphreys, Cyril
176 Hunter, Alfred Curling
Patrick Francis
Hurlbutt, Charles
99
93
121
""
15
110
""
31
63
50 INGLIS, Rupert Edward
132 Inman, Harold Stanley
Inouye Jukichi, see Hayashi
Innes, see Bentley-Innes
Irvine, James Pearson
"9
Hulse, Harold Halton
"9
Hurle, see Cooke-Hurle
Hurrell, Arthur
Hutchinson, Edward Percy
Gerald Pemberton
64 JACKSON, Edward Alexander
113
134
George Frederick
George Frederick
George Herbert
John Michel
Percy Edward
St. George Hay Smither
William Gardiner
42 Jacomb-Hood, Charles John
Robert Gordon
17
70
49
58
Jaffray, Edward Woodriff
James, Bernard Ramsden
William Ashton
William Edward
""
Isaacs, Wilfrid Henry
Ivens, John Howard
"1
""
"
""
John Cephas
John Grantley
19
""
Reginald George Hutton
Robert Alexander
""
"
170
134
""
99 Jecks, Harry Harold Robertson
79 Jessel, Herbert Merton
131 Jessop, John Reginald
163
Thomas Harvey
175 Jeudwine, John Henry Wynne
153 Jevons, Edward Russell
Henry Hamon
101
127
Jobling, John Beresford
95 Johnson, George William
19
""
Henry Fielding
James
John Bromwich
24
100 Johnstone, Douglas Vaughan
*
JOI-LON]
191
Index.
Page
20 Joicey, James
20
John George
"
24 Jones, Arthur Morgan Bulkeley
5
170
61
67
113 Joynson, Harold Mead
9 KEARSLEY, Robert
32
Keen, Arthur Thomas
26 Keep, Ernest Edward
Ronald
106
59
158
178
George
John Hanmer Hylton
Walter Buckley
Willoughby
,,
see also Bence-Jones, Blew-Jones
"1
6
Keir, Adam
3
Keller, Hermann Louis Arthur
72 Kelsall, John Edward
125 Kelvey, Arthur Robert
76
Charles James
41 Kempson, Edwin Hone
""
69 Kendall, John Frederick William
92 Kennedy, James Montagu Bowle
181 Kenrick, Wilfred Byng
58
136
"1
110 Kent, Crofton
96
59
108
""
Irving
Sydney
96
""
135 Keogh, Hugh Clopton
54 Kilvert, Harry Vernon
King, Arthur Herbert
63
07
""
171
177
68
63
""
""
""
""
""
""
""
**
>>
""
**
""
George Chetwode
Henry Frederick
Hubert Attwood
James Gurwood
Leonard William
Thomas Edward
William Charles Dumas
King-Wilkinson, see Wilkinson, L.
Kingdon, Philip
142
58
""
Stephen Murray
116 Kingsley, Charles William Manuel
36 Kirk, James Pilling
40 Kirkpatrick, Alexander Thomas
Richard Trench
83
"
71 Kitson, Albert Ernest
James Clifford
Philip Alexander
Philip Scarborough
Robert Harry
Thomas Arthur
""
70
169 Kittermaster, Arthur Noel Colley
99 Knight, John Hall
">
8
Joseph Guy
132 Knowles, Edgar
140 LAMB, Cyril Gordon
134 Lambert, Edward Frank
7
La Motte, Digby Holden Rose
Hardwick
:
Page
95
Lamport, William
2
Landor, Richard Henry
173 Langworthy, Edward Southwood
Geoffrey Parker
173
,,
130
Lascelles, Gerald Claude
William Frank
Lassen, Camil Charles
""
Latham, Henry Guy Dampier
John Mere
""
181 Law, Arbuthnot Patrick Astley
Hugh Alexander
John Aughtry
112
162
109
88
175
65
10 1000
45
68
3
40
103
""
""
Lawless, William Burnett
Lawrance, Thomas Dalton
Lawrence, Hubert
Layton, Henry James Norman
Lea, James Herbert
23
""
John
104 Learoyd, Harold Johnson
84 Leather, Gerard Frederick Tow-
lerton
170
Lee, Arthur Herbert
42
James Percy
Turner
126 Lees, Arthur John
18
99
12
102
Charles Percy
Laurence William
Robert Percy †
78
58 Lee-Warner, Chandos Brydges
32 Leggatt, Charles Ashley Scott
Leigh, see Boughton-Leigh
75 Leitch, Hugh Quintin
121
152
178
"1
125
51
22
99
""
""
Le Mesurier, Claude William
Havilland
Lemonius, Gerald Maclean
97
152
26 Leslie, Charles Frederick Henry
19
127 Leverson, Harry Adolphus
3
Louis George
19 Levett, Charles Arthur John
Edward Henry
Richard Douglas
Lewis, Robert Glynn
Lilly, Harold Walsh
Line, James Barnard
""
""
در
19
140
179
67
136
64 Lister, Reginald
159 Litkie, Maximilian Mackenzie
126 Livingstone, William Ramsay
116 Lloyd, Frederick Henry
John Arthur Thomas
Pryse
Walter Evans
""
Lingard-Guthrie, Roger Christian
""
""
131
97 Lloyd-Roberts, Gabriel Henry
46 Lockhart, Laurence
""
Somerville
Lomax, Charles Edward
Longman, Francis Pemberton
John Frederick
"
Archibald
192
[LOV-MID
Index.
Page
145
161
74 Lowenthal, Frank
171
19
Sidney Joseph
Lowndes, John Gordon
128
160 Lowther, Claude William Henry
45 Ludlow, Henry John
3
Lund, Herbert
149
31
""
27 Lupton, Hugh
Loverock, James Harry
Low, Charles Ernest
54
84
158
""
4 MACAN, Thomas Townley
McClure, William Lees
139
89
110
136 MacEwen, Maurice Lilburn
155 MacGusty, Henry Alexander
103 MacInnes, John
80
Neil
4
157 Mackenzie, Donald Ingleby
James Kenneth Douglas
John Charles Ingleby
John Edmund
Kenneth John
43
9
23
68
Kenneth Walter Ingleby
168 McKenzie, Alexander Gordon
62 McKerrow, William John
107 McKinnell, James Jesse
169 Mackinnon, William
67 MacMahon, William Hastings
76 McMaster, Alexander Antony
51 McMicken, Arthur Henry
174 McMullen, Alan
"9
•
99
""
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""
""
Reginald William
William
"9
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John Alexander
Leonard
Kenric James
Murray
Osmund Robert
19
57 Macneal, Hector
154 McNeill, Elliot
168
John Hill Trevor
[ Macpherson, Duncan Haldane
Macrae, Allan
63
55 Madeley, Walter
165 Maffey, Henry Howard
20 Magan, Francis William
I 12
Malcolm, George
126 Mander, John Harold
98 Manley, Harry
32
99
2 Mann, John James
III
139 Mann-Thomson, Harry Douglas
William Dixon
85 Mapleton, David Hubert
""
167 Mappin, Herbert Joseph
133
Walter John
69 Marchant, Francis
,,
75 Marigold, Percy Frederick
93 Markham, Arthur Basil
William George
Page
57 Marrable, Arthur George
181
5
106
105
36
68
173
134
163
"1
76 Martin, Ernest Edward
14
95
79
30
a =
10
5
120
47
32
158
170
139
159
80
4I
66
Marriott, Herbert de Warren
Marsh, James Ernest
Marshall, Alfred Henry
Hannath Douglas
4
15
126
""
46
166
IL
10
133
"1
""
""
Frederick William
George Ernest
Harry +
Herbert
John Claude
Martineau, Ernest
99
Martley, Francis Charles
William Gibson
Martyn, Richard Linnington
Martyn-Linnington, see Martyn,
R. L.
Maskelyne, see Story-Maskelyne
Mason, Francis Woodley
Henry Gurney
Mather, Arthur Harold
Walter Stanley
"1
99
Maw, Arthur Matthew
"}
49 Maxse, Frederick Ivor
44 Maxwell, Frederick Doveton
Wellwood
60
168
Wellwood James
William George
154
""
57 May, Chichester Gould
171
"9
""
""
""
""
""
92
""
86 Mayall, Reginald
107
148 Meakin, Arthur William
George Elliot
James Henry
114 Mee, Colin Cowper
107
""
99
93
Henry Sidney Cowper
54 Mellor, Salusbury Manners
97 Melly, Albert
André Leonard
Augustus George
Ernest Louis
George Henry
Henry Greg
Hugh Mesnard
51
"",
""
19
John
Louis
""
??
Frederick Albert Wolff
Henry Ernest
John
Robert George
در
"
Menzies, Frederick William
John Graham
112
""
Mercer-Adam, Maughan Mercer
Michel, Charles Louis Jackson
John Henry Forbes
168 Michell, John Colloryan
63 Michelmore, Henry William
148 Micklethwait, John Leonard
174 Middleton, Gilbert William
I
MIE-PAT]
193
Index.
Page
53 Mieville, John Frank
42 Miller, Hubert William
25
77
I I Mills, Henry Trueman
William Neild
""
147
137 Milne, Bertram Henry Milne
178 Mitchell, Joseph Ebor
60
Thomas Wilfred Howe
164 Mitchell-Withers, Arthur
John Brightmore
99
19
""
154
63
""
33
36
42 Monk, George Christopher
Richard Powis
77 Moody, Henry Clervaulx
10
""
65
55
Molesworth, Herbert Crofton St.
George
see also Parkin-Moore
58 Morgan, Conway John
Matthew Rees
Richard Alfred
""
John Frederick Badger
Moore, Robert
""
Reginald Walter
William
""
Morison, Ernst
""
""
Morpeth, Viscount, see Howard,
C. J. S.
156 Morrell, Mark
113 Morris, Charles Hopkins
107
172
""
Frederick Arnold
Thomas Coppell
140 Mortimer, Charles Henry
Moss, Edward Whitaker
Henry Seymour
""
152
164
147 Mothersill, George Christopher
119
Herbert Johnston
105 Mott, Arthur John
""
66
""
122
173
Charles Cheape
Moultrie, Hugh Crawford
Steuart Bullen
169 Moxon, Archibald James
169
","
Harold
""
Henry Norman
""
Murchison, see Cox-Murchison
27 Murdock, John
71
Muriel, Frank Charles
Murland, Charles
150
124 Murray, Alan Beville
IOI
James Harry Stewart
124 Murray-Browne, Cecil
32 Myrtle, Andrew Scott
51
Frederick Septimus
""
""
48 NAPIER, George Samuel Frederick
9 Nash, Albert
39
9
""
William Fleetwood
Zacchary Hubert
122 Naylor, Charles James
145 Needham, Ronald Allport
180 Nevill, Dudley Frederic
Page
160 Nevill, Robert Charles Reginald
137 Newbery, Stobart Bryce
Newcomb, see Todd-Newcomb
115 Newman, Edward
47 Newton, Arthur Henry
Henry Alfred
Henry Charles
Horace Edward
John Horton
25
37
142
39
162
173
104
129
55
""
در
""
""
Nicholls, Francis John
Irving Hugh
""
8
135
135
Nicholson, Charles Archibald
Nisbet, Francis Courtenay
Harry Bruce
Noel-Cox, see Cox, H. L. N.
Norbury, George Fletcher
North, Frederic Dudley
Norton, Alexander
""
172
90
9
40
Norwood, Charles Henry +
87 Nugent-Dunbar, Robert Lennox
[41 OAKSHOTT, George Herbert
Walter Escott
159
14 Ockleston, John
34
161
Ogilvie, Fergus Menteith
Ogle, William Hall
97 Ohren, Cecil
159
Spencer
,,
99
2
""
Ohren-Ovington, see Ohren
28 Oldham, Henry Yule
Thomas Bagot
115 Oldrey, Eustace Nugent
148 Oliver, Charles Frederick
178 Ollivant, John Spencer
124 Onions, John Collingwood
168
Simon Alfred
Ormerod, Arthur Latham
Ernest William
72 Ormiston, Walter
19
150
122
""
50
Ormond, Edward Brooks
155
Over, Samuel
""
129 Overton, George Cecil Rudall
147
Harry Rudall
138 Owen, Christian Olga Victor
Foulkes
158
Edward Tudor
61
138
21
??
Paliologus, Augustus Lower
Palmer, Walter Orbell Horace
Parker, John Gerald Skipwith
William Herbert
81 Parkin, William
10
""
PACK-BERESFORD, Denis Robert
Paget, Charles John
Paine, William Worship
Parkin-Moore, see Parkin
166 Parsons, John Francis
74 Pattinson, Harry
BB
194
[PAT-ROB
Index.
Page
12
177
162
Pattinson, James Pearson
Richard Everard
124
""
34 Pattison, Stanley
145 Paul, Dudley Moore
154
James Arthur
79 Payne, Frederick Gillies
""
""
13
Peter George Stanhope
100 Peake, John Harvey Nash
63 Pearce, Charles Marshall
Francis Henry
56
36
""
William George
Pearson, Charles Harold
150
167
108 Pease, Leonard Joseph
Peck, Frederick Garrett
Peebles, John Mure Steel
164 Penn-Gaskell, William
110
30 Perot, Charles Grandbury
78 Perryn, Richard George Henry
164 Peters, Thomas Entwistle
80 Peterson, Frederick Hopewell
91 Philbrick, Arthur James
89
Ernest Frederick Adolphus
115 Phillipps, Grismond
77 Phillips, Thomas
""
""
109 Phillpotts, Henry Robertson
127 Piffard, Guerard Robert Eyre
55 Piggott, George Thomas
55
Walter Joseph
40 Pike, Warburton Mayer
131 Pirie, Arthur Murray
Francis David
55 Platts, Alfred
122
""
102
Poore, Edward Wright †
47 Pope, Reginald Henry
128
Postlethwaite, John Harold
59 Potts, Hubert
142 Poulsom, Frederick Ambrose John
161
Harrison Hale
Walter Kegg
""
Powell, Edward Athelstane Lewis.
31
46
""
""
Power, Arthur William Lucy
Pratt, Ernest St. George
Preston, Harry Chippindale
119
99
17 Prevost, Francis Augustin
Pridmore, Eric Leonard Norman
John Walter
149
153
165
61 Priestman, Lewis
156 Pugh, Edgar William
36 QUINNELL, Roland †
28 RADLEY, Charles Ernest
Edward Yelf
James Trench
""
""
,,
Malcolm Kennett
William Henry
,,
!
113
93
52
176 Ramsay, Arthur Dennis Gilbert
""
Railton, Frank
Page
126 Ramsay, George
145 Ramsden, Arthur Henry
175
Charles Hesketh
Joseph
William Hesketh
105
84
"1
54 Ranken, Walter
161
27
27
126
49
85 Ransome, James
24
2 0x
90
85
90
136
119
""
""
157
93
14
49
165
143
21
Ranking, George Harvey
72
71
149
115
James Stafford
Lewis Henry
Ratcliff, William Milner
Rathbone, Arnold Richard
Frederick
""
""
,,
Ravenhill, Frederick Thornhill
Rawlins, Richard Walter
Rawlinson, Abram Leonard
Rawstorne, Edward Buckley
16 Reed, Alfred Stephen
Reeves, Henry
151
>"
IOL
180 Reid, Joseph Dodds
133
Philip John
113 Rendall, Godfrey Arthur Harding
""
175
153
142
101
""
""
د.
122
158
Ernest Edward
Herbert Edward
Walter Hugh
114 Rhoades, Edmund Lushington
164
99
135
181
Reynolds, Arthur
19
""
""
""
19
Henry Gabriel
James Frederick
Theodore William
Walter James
Rhodes, George Wood
Herbert
""
William Heaton
""
Mark Philip
Robert Cuthbert
""
"1
Richards, Arthur
George Chatterton †
153
Whitmore Lionel
136 Richardson, Edwin Backhouse
George Beigh
Philip
171
Robert Lyman
""
Hugh Davey
Seymour Henry
Vernon Horace
""
""
Rickard, John Lucas
Ridgway, Herbert Gainsford
4 Rigby, John
19
32
William Graham
""
66 Ripley, George Eustace
130 Ritchie, Frederick
130
Harry Oliphant
James Wadsworth
34
""
95 Rivis, John Charles
Thomas William Preston
99
95
159 Roberts, Arthur John Bodvel
see also Lloyd-Roberts
ROB-SMI]
195
Index.
Page
33 Robertson, Francis Andrew
Robinson, Alfred Fothergill
142
86
38
78
104
14
15
""
79 Roche, Charles Hubert
116 Rodger, George Douglas
89 Rogerson, George Foster
98 Romer, Mark Lemon
Ralph Cudworth
126
""
72 Ronald, Angus Cameron †
Arthur Edwin †
67
""
143
178
""
91
29
60
19
Roscoe, Alfred
""
Henry Lincoln
Rothera, Frank
25
156 Rowlands, Christopher Henry
75 Rowley, Oldham Whitaker
179
Theobald Walter
66 Rumney, Abraham Wren
""
19
135 Rundle,Charles James Frank Skyring
William Brook Aldborough
Russell, Charles Lennox Somerville
Edward Hope
,,
Rutter, Eustace Frederick
3
145
48 Ryan, John Hugh MacAnley
James Edward Grant
John Gorges
43 SADD, George Beaumont
135
Herbert John
108 Sadler, Francis Joseph
Michael Ernest
21
ور
""
William John
William Peart
32
73
143 Salisbury, Edmund Roswell
41
169
46
""
St. Clair-Ford, Anson
""
Samuel William Stanley
Salomons, Charles Edward William
Salt, Frederick John
Samson, Herbert
Walter
19
79
29 Samuelson, Francis Arthur Edward
19
Godfrey Blundell
Herbert Walter
""
29
Sandars, Frederick Eustace
80
Harmer Llewellyn
48 Sanderson, Stephen Goodman
Sandison, see Bilinski
87 Sapte, Douglas
108 Sarel, Clement Vincent Molyneux
133 Sargant, Francis William
19
91
Walter Lee
20 Sargent, Julian Hilton
Walter Dmitri
Satterthwaite, Harold
20
52
"1
5
Sidney Clement
40 Saunders, Cornelius Hale
136 Sawers, John Lorimer
108
""
Robert James Maxwell
53 Sayle, Charles Edward
71 Schiller, Canning Ferdinand Scott.
Page
13 Schofield, Thomas
162
151
36
55
""
152
89
125
Thomas Henry Clarke
Schwabe, Cecil Langshaw
Frank Burdett
Herbert Priestly
17 Scott, Edmund Ernest
Edward Spencer
Joseph Marland
35
Leslie Frederic
William Campbel!
132
82
96
139
54
79
127
98
22
104
165
149
6
6
159 Scott-Turner, Montagu Cecil
116 Scotter, Frederick Charles
30
175
176
85
Schreiber, Charles Shuldham
27
83
79
92
100
""
77
31
12
45
""
"1
""
""
Scovell, George Vance Fielding
Scriven, John Barclay
""
30
25
Shaw, John Standen
William Rawson
6 Shawe, Charles Henry
""
106
95
Scull, Walter Delaplaine
Secker, William Henry
Seckham, Gerald James Thorne
Seebohm, Hugh Exton
Sellar, William Cross
Senhouse, see Bell, H. P.
Sevestre, Robert
Sharp, George Edward
Henry
Henry Turner
William James
""
""
""
Sheppard, Harry Edward
Shore-Smith, Louis Hilary
Sidebotham, Frank Hopwood
Sidgwick, Nevil Vincent
Simey, Athelstane Iliff
George Iliff
Ralph Iliff
""
Simon, Francis Rupert Powell
Simpkinson, Theodore
Simpson, Charles Young
""
Clement Bell
Frank Robert
John Woodhouse
Walter Henry
William Dean
Sitwell, see Wilmot-Sitwell
Skinner, Sidney Hawkins
Slagg, William Crighton
Slater, John William
Slaughter, Edward Mihill
Sloane, John Stretton
Smales, Harold Wakefield
Smallwood, Ernest Edward
Frank Graham
99
""
""
>>
III
113
119
138
140
169
I I
114
""
141
Smedley, Arthur Stanley Marsden
83 Smethurst, Frank Ronaldson
12 Smith, Cecil
82
Cecil Raby
Charles Henry
133
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196
[SMI-TIN
Index.
Page
59 Smith, Cyril
63
129
173
33
144
27
54
147
""
""
19
""
""
""
""
John Lees
John Leslie
Robert Summers t
Wilfrid Duke
"9
see also Bowden Smith, Brodrick-
Smith, Brooke-Smith, Bryce-
Smith, Bullen-Smith, Shore-
Smith, Woodd-Smith
99
""
147 Smyth, Hugh Lyle
90
73
""
34 Snelgrove, John Sidney
120 Snewin, Percy
22 Soames, Gordon
122
137
Harold
Ward
154 Solano, Enrique
87 Solly, Charles Edward
67
Ernest
""
50 Sparrow, Alan Bertram Hanbury
124 Speed, Edwin Arney
164
"
""
""
13
57
""
17 Spence, Albert Carter
61 Spencer, Charles George
Francis Buchanan
Harold Duke
""
Harold Lea
Herbert William
99
""
113 Sprague, John Alexander Davies
176 Squire, Paul
""
16
William Harold Stevens
128 Stamer, Arthur Cowie
Reginald Dent
William Edward
73
52
""
90 Standring, Walter
бо
109
137 Stearns, William Alfred
176 Steel, Edwin Bedford
112
123 Stephens, Archibald Collingwood
Michael Edmund
103 Stephenson, Henry Kenyon
157 Stepney, Cecil Champagnè Herbert
117 Stevenson, Charles Lorimer
160
46
43
100
8 Stewart, Alan Keith
>>
Ralph George
Robert McClintock
George Harry
Lancelot
Stanhope, Charles Hay Scudamore
Statham, Francis
""
Walter Hamlyn
Ernest. Bruce
Frederick Harcourt
William John
Stevenson-Hamilton, James
70
157
""
66 Stoehr, Emil Moritz
Hugh Fraser
Robert Tomlinson
71
Oscar Heinrich
""
15 Stokes, Frederick Charles
73
Stokoe, John Herbert
Page
14
39
22
Stolterfoht, Edward Hermann
Perring Thomas
""
Stone, Samuel Francis Montagu
William Henry
27
21
Story-Maskelyne, Antony St. John
168 Strachan, William Hemfield
25 Stutfield, William Gerald
99
30 Sugden, Edgar Brewitt
82 Surtees, Aubone Alfred
144
Henry Patrick
166 Swan, Nathaniel Clayton
149
Stanley Gale
25 Swann, Harington
99
17 Swetenham, James Hubert
45
13 Swinburne, John Carthman
Surtees
Swinburne-Hanham,
burne, J. C.
Swindell, see Evers-Swindell
Swinton, Ernest Dunlop
Sykes, Alan John
112
III
76
163
116
∞ 1
179
75
162
""
20
166
60
""
44
109
123
""
83
86
70 Tait, Adamı Duncan
61
Tall, Harry
19
""
30
William John
""
34
Tanner, Robert Ernest †
28 Taylor, Arthur Robert
180
Henry Claude
""
158
5
42
John Francis White
Teage, John Laud
Tennant, Frederick William
18
Robert Hugh
52 Terry, Douglas
Henry John
Thomas, Charles
""
142
""
177
87
Thompson, Alfred Edward
80
176
III
TABOR, Edward Henry
Tagart, Frederick Ongley
""
""
Harold Platt
Herbert Rushton
Percy Molesworth
""
see Swin-
""
""
see also Arnall-Thompson
Thomson, Arthur Ramsay
Charles
George Cockburn
see also Mann-Thomson
Thornhill, John Cecil
Thornton, Charles
Thorold, John Leofric de Bucken-
hold
Astley John Onslow
Percy
William Briggs
Thorpe, William Jarratt
Thursfield, Richard Cecil
2
14 Tinker, Edward
Till, Ernest Wentworth
Tindall, Walter Sewallis Shirley
Vi
TIN-WIL]
197
Index.
Page
151 Tinker, Henry Archibald
William
45
31
Titley, Richard
25 Tobin, Edwin Wodehouse
84 Todd-Newcomb, Robert Nicholas
138 Tonks, William Henry
74 Tooth, Adolphus
109
144
Artemus
Ashley
Percy Ernest
54
""
179 Topham, John William
64 Torry, Henry John Claude
68
4
181
""
123
158 Townsend, Henry William Worth
70 Towsey, Francis William
156 Trayner, Robert Wyld Maxwell
51 Treaddell, Arthur John
37
William Harry George
47 Trenchard, Arthur
22
""
44 Trimmer, Charles Henry
Edward Douglas
169 Tupper, John Holman Eure
117 Turner, Christopher Edward
Thomas George
4
142
""
Walter George
see also Scott-Turner
62 Turnour, Edward Adolphus
163 Twist, Arthur Cyril
145
""
24
Townend, Harry
William
83
173
89
22
99
""
58 UNDERHILL, George Frederick
Unwin. Robert
62
""
"3
74
William Wyamer
""
57 Verity, Arthur Wilson †
131
Vicars, Edward Robert Eckersall
181 Vickers, Thomas
43 Vivian, Herbert Leigh
VALENTINE. George Frederick
Vaughan, James
134 WADLOW, Francis Thomas
87 Walker, George Townshend Forestier
Gibson
Cecil Frederick
>>
19
""
Herbert Sutherland
James Ronald
William †
"?
""
Walrond, Arthur Francis.
Seymour Henry
Theodore Hunter Hastings
21
157
""
99 Ward, George Whiteley
William Percy
28
""
Warde, Charles Aprilis
12
74 Wardlaw, George Lake
15 Ware, John
151
Warner, see Lee-Warner
Wason, Rigby
Page
80
115
114
89
61
177
73
24
33
33
131
51
124
39
148
54
59
Watson, Archibald
Watson, Edward Alexander
15
85
36
Ernest
George Harrison
Herbert Harrison
William James
""
Wayne, Francis Herman Milford
William Henry Toskett
Webb, Charles Lee
""
11
''
141
**
""
23
43
119
Weeden, Edward St. Clair
Weisse, Henry Victor
Wellby, Edward Henry
Edward Victor
Montagu Sinclair
144 Welsh, Frank Stuart
160
Westcott, Robert Basil
Westhead, see Brown-Westhead
102
""
93 Whateley, George Pepys †
42
""
97
123
Whishaw, Alfred Bertram
65 Whitaker, James
IOI
White, James Dundas
170 Whitelaw, Arthur Robert
Francis
127
50
Whitelegge, William
140 Whiteley, Arthur Sale
Warwick
105
Whitelock, Arthur Radclyffe
Whiting, Francis Arthur
146 Whitlam, George
138
153
117 Whittaker, Thomas Sherren
175 Whitting, Edward Jewel
84 Wigan, Ernest Edward
144 Wild, Bernard
155
17 Wilkes, Herbert Hope
137
Wilkins, Cecil Francis
Philip Aveling
Wilkinson, Leonard
Willcox, Frederick
Tyrrell Swan
33 Williams, Arthur Edwin
37
99
Whatman, Edward Meyrick Dew
Whetstone, Walter +
Whipham, Thomas Rowland
Charles
"9
""
""
"I
Francis Macklin
Montague Edward
Richard William
gal
>>
48
148 Wilmot-Sitwell, Charles John
>>
""
Degge
89
Francis Staunton
158
William Sacheverel
"1
172 Wilson, Arthur Wellesley
176
Basil Holt
"".
Frederick McDougal
Herbert Augustus McDou-
John Charles
Walter Frederick
198
[WIL-YOU
Index.
Page
77 Wilson, Cecil
162
58
158
103
143
33
115
97
62
80
82
87
??
74
102
71
""
""
"9
".
>>
""
Wing, Charles
""
""
Winsor, see Benyon-Winsor
Winterbotham, Arthur Strachan
Wintle, Fitz Hardinge
""
Wise, Alexander Gordon Hay
Arthur Boyer
Withers, Frank Charlton
George Harold
see also Mitchell-Withers
Wolton, John Hyem
27 Wood, Arthur Thorley
Charles
21
55
131
166
164
98
148
"1
Charles Eustace
George Adshead
George Herbert
George Rowland Holt
Malcolm
""
***
Robert Walton Williams t
Rowland Alwyne
""
William
Guy Edward Mills
Harold Rowley
Kyrle Mills
Lewis Ironside
Ralph Mills
99
""
Page
94 Wood, Walter Birbeck
159 Woodd-Smith, Bernard Basil
19 Woodward, Charles Robert John
91 Woodyatt, Roger Gresley
Wootten-Wootten, Aubrey Francis
Herbert Edward
""
Worship, Hugh
104
68
142
159
157
50 Worthington, James Kennedy
Wratislaw, Theodore William Graf
Wreford-Brown, Louis
118
Wright, Bernard Duncan Zorapore
Cecil Middleton
Charles Lingham
George Arthur
Malcolm William Zorapore
46
146
128
51
31
50
145
99
175
66
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""
""
CORRIGENDA.
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Wrigley, Arthur Harold
Clement Carr
""
Ernest Albert
Harold Carr
Harry Cecil
121
Louis Comyns
180 Wyatt, Charles Henry
**
""
19
Verelst Turner
43 YOUNG, Thomas Simpson
69
William Young
""
Page 89 Philbrick, Ernest Frederick Adolphus.
""
93 Radley, for French, read Trench.
Peake, for Parry, read Harvey.
,, 100
157 Wratislaw, for Goof, read Graf.
183 Baldwin, for Beginald, read Reginald.
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