No. 131, Vol. 22.] JULY, 1915.

CONTENTS.

PAGE j PAO* School Notes . 93 Old Boys' Notes . . .106 Rifle Club 96 ! Obituary . . . .107 Swimming 97 i Alleyn Cricket and Lawii School Cricket 98 ! Tennis Club . . .107 Junior School Notes 104 Our Cambridge Letter . -109 House Notes . 104 i Letters 110 Sports and Games Account

RANCE'S DAY " was celebrated at the School on the date F appointed by the London Committee, viz., July 7th. The popular French hymn and the " Marseillaise" were sung with great gusto by the whole School at 9 a.m. French flags floated over the main building and the Pavilions. A collection for the French Red Cross Fund realised a sum of £7 10s., which 94 EDWAED ALLEYN MAGAZINE. was sent to the Lord Mayor of London. All are to be congratu- lated on this excellent result.

THE following notes re the Cadet Corps may be of interest:— (I.) All boys of the senior School who are twelve years of age, or over, and who are remaining for the next term, are eligible for joining. (II.) The cost of joining is, for the first term: Entrance fee 10s., and terminal subscription 2s. 6d. for first year. Each following term 3s. £>d. The London County Council pay the subscriptions of their own scholars. (IH.) The hours of drill will be as at present, and in addition a drill will take place on Friday afternoon after School. All boys in the Corps will have to go through a regular musketry course. (IV.) Tunics, belts, and gaiters are returnable to the Corps., On drill days boys will come to School in uniform. (V.) Beyond the above-mentioned subscriptions there is no further charge to Cadets, except in the case of field days and for attendance at camp. In such cases the attendance will be quite voluntary, and special arrangements will be made. A full set of instructions will be published early next Term.

THE " M.P.'s Prize," kindly presented to the School by Lt.-Col. F. Hall, M.P. for Dulwich, was this year awarded by popular vote to J. E. Appleyard, late Captain of the School. Four names were on the ballot paper.

THE following boys were confirmed by the Bishop of South- wark at the College Chapel on Wednesday, June 9th:—F. P. Beagley, F. Lethbridge, R. D. Nightingale, J. Phillips, H. F. Reed, C. 0. Robinson, E. A. Rothon, B. Shales, E. Vines, W. F. West. ^

THE preacher at the Half-Term Service this Term was the Rev. P. T. Browning, Wilberforce Missioner to the Diocese of South wark.

COMMEMORATION Services were held in the College Chapel on Sunday, June 20th. The preacher at the morning service was the Rev. A. E. Rawlinson, an Old Boy of Alleyn's School. In the afternoon the Rev. Dr. T. C. Fry, Dean of Lincoln, delivered EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE. 95

a sermon on the text " What shall it profit a man if he gain the •whole world but shall lose his soul?" Owing doubtless to the fact that so many members of-the Foundation have joined H.M. Forces the afternoon service was not so well attended as usual.

WE much regret to learn that Lieutenant J. H. Knight-Adkin, of the 4th Gloucesters (T.F.), was wounded at the end of June in the Dardanelles. He had charge of a form in the School in 1913, and last year as an officer of the O.T.C. was present at our drill inspection. We wish him a full and speedy recovery.

ME. WILLIAMS has been at the • front since the beginning of June, and is thus far safe. In a letter we received lately from him he makes a suggestion which will save a deal of discussion as to how the holidays should be spent. He proposes that the whole School make munitions. OOK Art Master would like it to be known that boys have an opportunity of winning a prize which will be awarded .for practically any sort of original drawing made during the holidays or previously. Competitors must hand in these works of Art at the beginning of next term. ON Monday, July 5th, the Catnberwell Gun Brigade (R.F.A.), which has been raised by the popular M.P. for Dulwich—-Colonel Fred. Hall—-made a farewell parade through the Borough of Camberwell before leaving for York and other places to undergo training in big gun work. In honour of the occasion the Townley Park portion of our playfield was decorated with flags, and there the whole School, with friends, parents, and the girls of James Allen's School, assembled to see the cavalcade, some four thousand seven hundred strong, go by. This, according to more or less inaccurate time-keepers, took from thirty-five to forty-eight minutes. At the head rode Colonel F. Hall, and among the officers were A. Mitchell, R. S. S. Mitchell, L. Mi S. Prior and H. Prior, Alleyn Old Boys. Loud and continuous cheering was the order of the day, and we are informed that the cheers of the. girls had far more vigour than those of the boys. Be that as it may, we are sure the men of the Camberwell Gun Brigade were pleased with their enthusiastic reception at Alleyn's, and will fight none the worse, for it. It was a happy idea to give the School and its friends an opportunity to show their appreciation of the Gun Brigade, of which all are proud. * 1 96 EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE. TRifle Club, Certificates.—"Rifleman" certificates have"been awarded this term to F. J. R. Poynor 265 points, J. D. K. Lunnon 262 points, L. J. Boot 255 points. It is gratifying to be able to record that of the ninety odd "Rifleman" and "Skilled Shot" certificate-holders which the School has produced in the past, the great majority are now serving their country ashore or afloat. To obtain a " Rifleman " certificate of the N.R.A. a score of 253 points out of 300 is required in 30 consecutive shots. For a " Skilled Shot" certificate or badge 283 points must be made. But in both cases it is permitted to use aperture sights and slings.

THE following correspondence matches have been shot since the last Magazine was issued : — v. Latymer Upper School, Hammersmith. May 20th. School.—F. J. R. Poynor 62, H. H. Farthing 61, G. B. King 60, L. H. Raybould 58, W. N. Cross 57, J. D. Halsey 56, L. J. Boot 55, F. H. Farthing 53. Total 462. Latymer.—Smith 67, Wilson 66, Boyceson 65, Appleton 62, Tomsett 61, Gage 59, Watkins 59, Churchman 57. Total 496. Lost by 34 points. v. Christ's College, Fincliley. May 22nd. School.~E. H. Farthing 62, G. B. King 59, J. D. Halsey 58, F. J. R. Poynor, 57, W. N. Cross 55, L. J. Boot 54, F. H. Farthing 51, R. J. Fitter 46. Total 442. Christ's College.—P. G. Osborne 68, E. S. Osborne 65, R. M. Strang 64, G. E. W. Wheeler 62, W. V. Eastman 56, H. T. S. Strang 56, A. N. Other 56, V. W. Jones 48. Total 475. School lost by 33, mainly through careless shooting. v. Westminster City School. June 4th. School.—H. H. Farthing 68, L. H. Raybould 65, G. B. King 63, W. N. Cross 61, F. H. Farthing 59, L. J. Boot 57, F. J. R. Poynor 55, J. D. Halsey 54. Total 482. Westminster City.—398. Won by 84 points. v. Oxbridge County School. June 5th. School—E. H. Farthing 67, W. N. Cross 62, J. D. Halsey 60, S. T. Rooke 60, F. J. R. Poynor 59, L. H. Raybould 59, L. J. Boot 58, F. H. Farthing 53. Total 478. Uxbridge.— 397. School won by 81. EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE. 07

v. Strand School, Brixton. June 19th. School—H. H. Farthing 62, R. J. Fitter 01, J. D. Halsey 61, F. H. Farthing 61, W. N. Cross 60, L. H. Raybould 56, G. B. King 55, L. J. Boot 49. Total 465. Strand.—476. Lost by 11. Undeniably bad shooting on our part. v. Borlase School, Marlow. June 24th. School Six.—J. D. Halsey 64, H. H. Farthing 62, G. B. King 62, L. J. Boot 57, L. H. Raybould 57, W. N. Cross 55. Total 357. Borlase.—284. Win for School by 73 points'.

Swimming. EFERENCE was made in the last number of the Magazine R to the fact that as the Dulwich Baths were closed our swimmers would labour under serious disadvantages. However, we arranged to go to the Forest Hill Baths, but could not manage more than one attendance a week. Instructors were engaged to give lessons to beginners, and many boys, particularly from the Junior School, availing themselves of the opportunity have learned to swim. On the occasion of the Secondary School Sports on June 21st we 'sent a number of competitors to the Shoreditch Baths. We were able to secure first and second places in several heats in the Junior events and in two of the team races, but in the finals our sole success was'the second place in the race for the City of London Championship Shield. Despite this our representatives are to be congratulated on the excellent fight they made. Some of the races were very close, and in two of the events a matter of inches lost us the second position. It was evident that in most cases lack of training robbed us of victory, and had we been able to devote the usual attention to our swimming it is very probable that several first and second places would have been ours. Our representatives were :— One Length, breast stroke (under 12).—R. Davison. One Length, breast stroke (under 13).—F. W. Snow, A. W. Harvey. One Length, breast stroke (under 14).—C. Loughborough, L. W. Trickey, M. S. Shapcott, S. J. Buckland, G. C. Tiffen. One Length, any stroke (under 14).—C. Loughborough. EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE.

Two Lengths (under 15).—F. H. Farthing, H. P. Clark, 0. E. Chatfield, R. E. Quarterman. Team Race /or City o/ London Shield.—F. H. Farthing, H. A. Reid, C. E. Chatfield, R. E. Quarterman. Two Lengths (under 16).—H. D. Paterson. Open Championship.—H. H. Farthing, C. E. Bacon. Team Ease (Open).—H. H. Farthing, C. E. Bacon, E. L. Lloyd, H. W. Gullick, C. McPherson. A. R. Burman. Team Race (under 14).—G. C. Tiffin, M. S. Shapcott, L. W. Trickey, C. Loughborough.

Scbool Cricket. THE SCHOOL v. THE GROCERS' SCHOOL. PLAYED away on May 22nd, and won by 48 runs. THE SCHOOL. GROCERS'. G. M. Brand, run out 25 L. F. Mpxon, c Picton, b Thompson ... 0 F. B. Young, c Sadler, b Cowlin 16 R. Mallinson, run out ...... 4 H. H. Farthing, c and b Cowlin 9 G. Carter, c Young, b Thompson ...... 0 A. B. Barman, b Cowlin 0 A. Cuwlin, b Thompson ...... 14 F. C. Picton, b Moxon 0 J. P. Gee, c Burman, b Thompson ..... 5 H. W. Gullick, b Moxon 11 W. J. Bridge, c Gullick, h Thompson... 2 W. B. Hook, c Blackman, b Moxon 0 A. Bartram, b Hook ...... 4 J. R. Booer, b Cowlin 1 H. Sadler, run out ...... 0 W. F. West, o Carter, b Cowlin 0 S. Blackman, c Picton, o Thompson ... 2 A. E. Speakman, run out 4 A. Fraser, c Speakman, b Hook ...... 0 F. W.Thompson, not out 7 F. G. Ballard, not out ...... 0 Extras 7 Extras ...... 1

Total . 80 Total ...... 32 BOWLING :—F. W. Thompson, 6 for 19 ; W. E. Hook, 2 for 12.

THE SCHOOL v. WILSON'S SCHOOL. PLAYED at home on May 29th, and resulted in a drawn game. THE SCHOOL. WILSON'S. G. M. Brand, b Huggins 3 W. J. Huggins, c Booer, b Thompson... 37 R. D. Nightingale, c and b Shrapnel ... 25 V. Shrapnel, b Nightingale 41 H. H. Farthing, b Fairbarn 80 T. Waterman, b Thompson 6 F. B. Young, b Shrapnel 11 A. R. Fairbara, not out 6 A. R. Burman, c Dash, b Shrapnel 1'2 J. C. Barlin, c Paterson, b Thompson... 2 F. C. Picton, c Shrapnel, b Waterman 10 W. Dash, not out 6 H. W. Gullick, c Shrapnel, b Waterman 1 R. M. Hopkins \ J. R. Booer, not out 3 W. A. Marshall A. E. Speakman, c Dash, b Fairbarn ... 0 R. D. Reynolds I did not bat. F. W. Thompson, b Fairbarn 7 F. L. Brown A. C. Paterson did not bat. D. A. Bott Extras 14 Extras 7 Total (for 9 wkts. dec.) ... 160 Total (for 4 wickets) 105 BOWLINO :—F. W. Thompson, 3 for 33 ; R. D. Nightingale, 1 for 23. EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE. 99 THE SCHOOL v. THE EASTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY. PLAYED at home on June 5th, and owing to the early drawing of stumps resulted in a drawn game. EASTERN TELEGRAPH COMPANY. THE SCHOOL. Godrich, st Young, b Picton 40 B. D. Nightingale, not out.... 33 Back, Ibw, b Hook 28 F. B. Young, b Boustead » Grass, st Young, b Picton 20 H. H. Farthing, not out 14 Boustead, b Thompson 13 F. C. Picton Harrison, c Hook, b Thompson 0 A. R. Burman Garrett, b Hook 4 W. E. Hook Matthews, st Young, b Picton 4 H. W. Gullick did not bat. Bryant, st Young, b Picton 1 J. B. Booer Skelton, bHook 21 W. F. West Browne, not out 3 A. E. Speakman Prevett, b Hook 5 F. W. Thompson Extras 9 Extras Total 146 Total (for 1 wkt) BOWLING :—A. E. Speakman, 0 for 11 ; W. E. Hook. 4 for 61; R. D. Nightingale, 0 for 15 ; F. C. Picton, 4 for 34; F. W. Thompson, 2 for 16. THE SCHOOL v. MR. E. C. BROWN'S XI. PLAYED at home on June 12th, and resulted in a draw in favour of the School. THE SCHOOL. MR. B. C. BROWN'S XI. G. M. Brand, c Herridge, b Skinner ... 32 E. P. G. Brand, c G. Brand, b Hook ... 9 F. B. Young, c Clark, b Booth ...... 0 C. S. Herridge, c G. Brand, b Hook ... 3 H. H. Farthing, c Clark, b Booth ...... 96 C. Booth, b Thompson 4 F. C. Picton, o Kingswell, b F. H. Far- J. D. K. Lunnon, b Thompson 12 thing ...... 31 L. W. Kings-well, c G. Brand, b Hook 4 A. R. Burman, c Clark, b Booth ...... 4 W. Smith, c Farthing, b Hook 43 H. W. Gullick, b Smith ...... 4 A. J. Skinner, not out 31 C. Becker, b Skinner ...... 4 F. H. Farthing, c Booer, Vi Picton 6 W. E. Hook, b Smith ...... 14 V. M. Lunnon, b Hook 1 J. R. Booer, not out ...... 0 G. H. Clark, not out 2 E. C. Brown did not bat. not bat Extras ...... 13 Extras Total (for 8 wkts. dec.) ...... 198 Total (for 9 wkts.) ...... 121 BOWLINE :— W E. Hook, 5 for 3S ; F. W. Thompson, 2 for 34 ; A. E. Speakman, 0 for 18 ; H. H. Farthing, 0 for 18 ; F. C. Picton, 1 for 10. THE SCHOOL v. DULWICH COLLEGE SND XI. PLAYED at Dulwich College on June 16th, and lost by 3 wickets and 56 runs. THE SCHOOL. DULWICH COLLEGE 2ND XI. G. M. Brand, st Shepherd, b Killick ... 13 F. H. Hudson, c Speakman, b Hook ... 38 R. D. Nightingale, b Paton 21 E. A. Hawke, c and b Picton 8 H. H. Farthing, st Shepherd, b Killick 16 P. H. Steele, c Farthing, b Thompson 45 F. C. Picton, o Steele, b Killick 2 J. F. Schlund, c Farthing, b Picton 58 F. B. Young, b Paton 1 L. Piton, Ibw, bHook 6 A. R. Bunnan, c Shepherd, b Paton ... 5 S. H. Killick. b Picton 7 H. W. Gullick, b Paton 9 J. Shand, st Brand, b Picton 9 W. E. Hook, not out 31 B. A. Mills, not out 10 J. R. Booer, bKillick , 8 C. D. Shepherd ) F. W. Thompson, b Killick 0 L. A. Hotchkin r did not bat. A. E. Speakman, c Mills, b Killick 0 A. W. Gray ) Extras 14 Extras 9 Total 120 Total (for 7 wkts.) 176 BOWLING :—F. C. Picton, 4 for 81 ; W. E. Hook, 2 for 47 ; F. W. Thompson, 1 for 28. 100 EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE.

THE SCHOOL v. THE OLD BOYS. PLAYED at home on June 19th, and resulted in a draw in favour of the School. THE SCHOOL. THE OLD BOYS. G. M. Brand, Ibw, b Day 56 R. H. Day, b Thompson 52 R. D. Nightingale, b Anderson 5 A. Wood, run out 0 H. H. Farthing, b Blewett 44 L. Blewett, c Farthing, b Picton 4 F. C. Picton, c and b A. F. Day 15 A. F. Day, b Thompson 33 0. W. Stanton, run out 1 R. J. Anderson, run out 1 L. P. Fleming, b R. H. Day 0 L. A. Day, b Furthing 19 F. B. Young, b H. H. Day 0 G. H. Clark, b Farthing 0 A. R. Burman, b Clark 1!) R. J. Vininij;, b Farthing 3 W. B. Hook, bBlewett 0 D. Thompson, not out 1 H. W. Gullick, not out 4 S. Wood, not out 0 P. W. Thompson, b Blevvett 1 L. H. Emms did not bat. Bxtras S3 Extras 7 Total 178 Total (for 8 wkts.) 120 BOWLINO •—W. E. Hook, 0 (or 22 ; F. C. Picton, 1 for 57 ; D. Thompson, 2 for 29 ; H. 11. Farthing, 3 for 5. THE SCHOOL v. BORLASE SCHOOL. PLAYED at Marlow on June 26th, and won by 108 runs. BORLASE. THE SCHOOL. H. Good, c Stanton, b Thompson ...... 17 G. M. Brand, b Jones 45 H. Curtis, b Hook ...... 8 C. W. Stanton, c Boyt, b Jones 13 L. Green, b Hook ...... 19 H. H. Farthing, c Good, b Bryant 10 A. Baldwin, b Hook ...... 0 R. D. Nightingale, b Jones 4 L. Bryant, b Farthing ...... 22 V. C. Picton, b Bryant 52 C. Jones, c Hook, b Nightingale...... 4 A. R. Burman, b Jones 0 R. Brigden, c Hook, b Nightingale ...... 1 F. B. Young, Ibw, b Jones 26 W. Boyt, b Nightingale ...... 1 L. P. Fleming, b Jones 2 W. Shaw, not out ...... 1 W. E. Hook, not out 0 G. Tinsley, c Fleming, b Farthing ...... 0 H. W. Gullick, c Jones, b Bryant 8 W. Salisbury, c Hook, b Nightingale ... 0 F. W. Thompson, b Bryant 0 Extras 7 Extras 28 Total 80 Total 188 BOWLING :—F. W. Thompson, 1 for 33 ; W. E. Hook, 3 for 27 ; R. D. Nightingale, 4 for 7 ; H.H. Farthing, 2 for 2.

THE SCHOOL v. ST. OLAVE'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL. PLAYED in Green Lane on July 3rd, and lost by 52 runs. THE SCHOOL. ST. OLAVE'S. G. M. Brand, c Foster, b Grose 3 E. M. Cock, Ibw, b Thompson 0 R. D. Nightingale, c Maim, b Foster ... 12 H. W. Baker, Ibw, b Thompson 5 H. H. Farthing, not out 55 G. E. Mann, c Fleming, b Picton 11 F. C. Picton, c Bryant, b Foster 5 K. M. Lindsay, c Burman, b Hook 3 F. B. Young, Ibw, b Lindsay 15 F. G. Tolmie, b H. Farthing 31 C. W. Stanton, b Cock 4 E. H. Phillips, c Stanton, b H. Farthing 38 F. H. Farthing, run out H. Grose, c Brand, b H. Farthing 0 A. R. Burman, b Cock J. T. Jones, c Burman, b Nightingale... 12 L. P. Fleming, c Tolmie, b Cock W. J. Bryant, c Brand, b Hook 19 W. E. Hook, b Sadler H. Sadler, c Hook, b Nightingale 24 F. W. Thompson, c Baker, b Sadler ... S. T. Foster, not out !) Extras Extras 2 Total 102 Total 154 BOWLISO :—W. B. Hook, 3 for 38 ; F. W. Thompson, 2 for 41 ; P. C. Picton, 1 for 54 ; R. D. Nightingale, 2 for 19 ; H. H. Farthing, 3 lor 30. EDWAED ALLEYN MAGAZINE. 101

THE SCHOOL v. MR. A. J. SKINNER'S XI. PLAYED at home on July 10th, and won by 148 runs. THE SCHOOL. MR. A. J. SKINNER'S XI. G. M. Brand, run out 37 V. H. Heron, b Thompson 5 R. D. Nightingale, b Farthing 2 J. D. K. Lunnon, e Farthing, b Hook 3 H. H. Farthing, not out 102 C. S. Herridge, Ibw, b Hook 15 F. C. Picton, b Farthing 31 W. H. Heron, b Hook 6 F. B. Young, run out I) F. H. Farthing, b Hook 0 C. W. L. Stanton, c Herridge, b Clark 5 C. F. Tyson, b Hook 0 F. H. Farthing , E. C. Brown, not out 17 A. R. Burman W. Smith, b Farthing 9 L. P. J. Fleming [ did not bat. A. J. Skinner, b Farthing 1 W. E. Hook G. H. Clark, run out 1 F. W. Thompson G. Skinner, b Thompson 0 Extras 18 Extras 5 Total (for 5 wkts.) 204 Total 56 BowLisr,:—C. F. Tyson, 0 for 43; F. H. Farthing, 2 for 30; W. H. Heron, 0 for 17; W. Smith, 0 for 41 ; A. J. Skinner, 0 for 32; G. H. Clark, 1 for 23. W. E. Hook, 5 for 24 ; F. W. Thompson, 2 for 21; H. D. Nightingale, 0 for 5; H. H. Farthing, 2 for 1. THE SCHOOL "A" TEAM v. CRIBB'S OLD BOYS. PLAYED on June 19th, and won by the School by 10 runs. THE SCHOOL "A" TEAM. CRIBB'S OLD BOYS. H. Vernon, c Shinnick, b Jacobi 19 W. H. Heron, b Speakman 19 A. W. Clarke, b Heron 15 C. S. Herridge, b Speakman 0 C. Becker, b Wooster ...... 32 W. T. Jacobi, b Speakman 0 F. H, Fanning, b Wooster ...... 1 W. Friedson, b Speakman 9 A. Paterson, b Wooster ...... 0 A. Wooster, b Speakman 48 A. Speakman, b Wooster ...... 4 T. Emms, c Speakman, b Paterson 26 H. Hicks, b Jacobi ...... 23 H. Shinnick, c Paterson, b Speakman... 12 A. Mann, c Robertson, b Wooster ...... 23 C. Robertson, c Hicks, b Speakman ... 7 H. Bradfield, c Robertson, b Wooster... 17 A. W. Holgate, b Speakman 6 G. Constantinidi, not out ...... 0 R. Coonibe, not out 8 E. Edwards, c Robertson, b Wooster ... 0 R. Mahon, b Speakman 0 Extras ...... 20 Extras 9 Total ...... 154 Total .. 144 THE SCHOOL 2m XI. v. AN OLD BOYS' XI. PLAYED at home on June 26th, and lost by 111 runs. THE SCHOOL. OLD BOYS. H. Vernon, c W. Heron, b Anderson ... 0 A. Wood, c Booer, b E. Clarke 23 A. W. Clarke, c Thompson, b Anderson 3 C. S. Herridge, b Speakman 19 C. Becker, b Anderson 11 A. F. Day, not out 103 J. R. Booer, b Anderson 0 W. H. Heron, b E. Clarke 3 F. H. Farthing, c Anderson,bThompson 41 J. D. K. Luunon, not out 56 A. Speakman, Ibw, b Clark 11 V. H. Heron -, C. O. Robinson, b Heron 1 G. H. Clark I H. Hicks, b Anderson 8 R. J, Anderson • did Dot bat. E. Clarke, Ibw, b Thompson 1 D. Thompson S. T. Rooke, b Thompson 0 L. E. Bishop A.lPaterson, not out 1 R. J. Viuing ' Extras 22 Extras Total . 99 Total {for 3 wkts. dec.) ... 210 OTHER MATCHES. Played on May 22nd.—Alleyn's 2nd XL, 67 (S. T. Rooke, 20); City of London School, 56 (A. C. Patersoii, 4 wickets for 26 runs ; H. R. Hicks, 5 wickets for 9 runs). Won by 11 runs. 102 EDWAED ALLEYN MAGAZINE.

Alleyn's 3rd XL—63 (E. J. Clarke, 22) ; City of London, 48 (R. P. L. Roberts, 4 wickets for 13 runs, E. J. Clarke, 4 wickets for 27 runs). Won by 15 runs. Alleyn's under 14 XL—15 and 23; Emanuel, 47 and 63. Lost by 72'runs. Played on May 29th.—Alleyn's 2nd XL, 124 (H. Vernon, 35) ; Wilson's, 46 (W-. F. West, 5 wickets for 24 runs, H. R. Hicks, 3 wickets for 10 runs). Won by 78 runs. Alleyn's 3rd XL—55 (E. J. Clarke, 34) ; Emanuel, 106 (J. H. W. Slinn, 8 wickets for 41 runs). Lost by 51 runs. Alleyn's under 13 XL—30 and 50 for 4 wickets (A. L. Griffith, 17); Wilson's, 32 and 43 (W. A. Bird, 6 wickets for 10 runs, F. H. Hodgkinson, 4 wickets for 22 runs). Won by 6 wickets. . Played on June 5th.—Alleyn's 2nd XL, 56 nnd 49 (C. Becker, 19) ; Emanuel, 67 (A. C. Paterson, 5 wickets for 28 runs, W. F. West, 5 wickets for 34 runs). Lost by 11 runs. Alleyn's 3rd XL—97 (A. H. Mann, 24, A. C. Schoeneborn, 17, W. E. Mellor, 20 not out); Addey and Stanhope 1st XL, 60 (E. Vines, 1 wickets for 26 runs). Won by 37 runs. Alleyn's under 14 XL—68 and 54 (C. D. Raynor, 19 not out) ; Addey and Stanhope, 24 and 52 (M. S. Shapcott, 5 wickets for 8 runs and 4 wickets for 24 runs, S. G. Archibald, 5 wickets for 12 runs and 6 wickets for 22 runs). Won by 46 runs. Played on June 12th.—Alleyn's 2nd XL, 100 for 6 wickets (E. J. Clarke, 35); Battersea Grammar School 1st XL, 125 (A. C. Paterson, 3 wickets for 32 runs). Drawn. Alleyn's 3rd XL—126 for 6 wickets (A. W. Clarke, 77 not out, H. Martin, 33) ; Battersea 2nd XL, 57 (J. H. W. Slinn, 6 wickets for 23 runs). Won by 69 runs. Alleyn's 4th XL—156 (A. C. Schoeneborn, 56, W. S. Hedgcock, 59) ; Battersea 3rd XL, 30 (R. V. Barham, 6 wickets for 15 runs). Won by 126 runs. Played on June K)th,—Alleyn's 2nd XL, 50 and] 62 for 1 wicket (C. W. Stanton, 34 not out, L. P. Fleming, 19 not out) ; Dulwich College 3rd XL. 147 (H. R. Hicks, 4 wickets for 53 runs, and C. 0. Robinson, 3 wickets for 28 runs). Lost by 97 runs. Alleyn's 3rd XL—73 ; Dulwich College under 16 XL, 91 (V. A. J. Clark, 5 wickets for 27 runs). Lost by 18 runs. Played on June IQtJi.—As the score-books have been mislaid the results of the School "B " and "C " teams against the Old Boys cannot be reported. ' Played on June 26th.—Alleyn's under 14 XL, 86 (S. G. Archi- bald, 25, 0. M. Watts (substitute), 18); Borlase School 2nd XL, EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE. 103

71 (Archibald, 6 wickets for 27 runs, and Shapcott, 4 wickets for 41 runs). Won by 15 runs. Played on June 30t/<..—Alleyn's under 14 XL, 42 ; Dulwich College Juniors, 87 (Shapcott, 5 wickets for 46 runs, Archibald, 5 wickets for 35 runs). Lost by 45 runs. Played on July 3rd.—Alleyn's 2nd XL, 81 (C. Becker, 23, A- C. Paterson, 17 not out) ; Grocers' School, 44 (A. E. Speakman. 9 wickets for 16 runs). Won by 37 runs. Alleyn's 3rd XL -132 (V. A. J. Clark, 44, J. H. W. Slinn, 19); South London Schools XL, 90 (Clark, 6 wickets for 37 runs). Won by 42 runs. Alleyn's 4th XL—45 ; St. Glare's, 54 (E. Vines, 7 wickets for 24 runs). Lost by 9 runs. Alleyn's under 14 XL—120 (E. L. Williams, 54, \V. A. Bird, 23) ; St. Olave's, 21 (Shapcott, 5 wickets for 6 runs, Archibald, 5 wickets for 7 runs). Won by 99 runs. Played on July 10th.—Alleyn's 2nd XL, 153 (C. 0. Robinson, 44, H. W. Gullic'k, 25, V. A. J. Clark, 27); St. Olave's, 63 (A. E. Speakman, 4 wickets for 24 runs, V. A. J. Clark, 3 wickets for 29 runs). Won by 90 runs. Alleyn's 3rd XL—151 (L. H. Raybould, 47, W. C. L. Burton, 45 not out) ; Colfe 2nd XL, 40 (S. T. Rooke, 7 wickets for 17 runs). Won by 111 runs. Alleyn's 4th XL—87 (W. S. Hedgcock, 29, H. W. Bradfield, 22) ; St. Olave's, 25 and 16 (H. C. Tayler, 5 wickets for 5 runs, and 6 wickets for 8 runs). Won by an innings and 46 runs. Alleyn's under 14 XL—140 (M. "S. Shapcott, 42, J. C. Brown, 31, C. E. Shatford, 27, S. G. Archibald, 20); Emanuel, 44 and 38 (Archibald, 4 wickets for 24 runs, and 3 wickets for 5 runs). Won by an innings and 58 runs.

THE following colours have been awarded :—• 1st XL (re-awarded):—F. C. Picton, R. D. Nightingale, W. E.. Hook. 1st XI. (awarded this year):—G. M. Brand, F. B. Young. 2nd XL :—C. Becker, H. Vernon, H. R. Hicks, A. E. Speakman, H. W. Gullick, J. R. Booer, A. R. Burman, F. W. Thompson, F. H. Farthing, E. J. Clarke, C. 0. Robinson. 3rd XI. :—V. A. J. Clark, A. W. Clarke, J. H. Slinn, L. A. Raybould, S. T. Rooke, G. B. King, A. C. Paterson, A. H. Mann. 4th XL :—C. E. Chatfield, R. J. Dixon, M. S. Shapcott, S. G. Archibald, W. C. L. Burton, S. White, G. V. Constantinidi, A. C. Sherborne, H. W. Martin. 104 EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE. 3umor Scbool IRotes. HE first round of the League has been completed. Points T gained 'are :—Roper's and Tulley's 8, Brown's and Cribb's 6, Brading's 2, Spurgeon's 0. On Wednesday, June 2, Tulley's knocked up a record score (115 for 6 wickets) for the season in their match against Brading's. OUR Junior School 1st Team has played seven matches. The Aske's match (won) and the Wilson's match (lost) were reported in the last issue of the Magazine. MAY 22. v. Aske's (won). Aske'B, 26 and 36 ; Junior School, 26 and 54 for 5 wickets. MAY 29. v. Spurgeon's Seniors (lost). Spurgeon's, 42 ; Junior School, 23. JUNE 5. y. Addiscombe New College (won). Addiscombe, 43 and 50 ; Junior School, 74 for 6 wickets (declared) and 32 for 6 wickets. JUNE 19. v. Cribb's Seniors (lost). Cribb's, 78; Junior School, 58. JUNE 26. v. Addiscombe (won). Addiscombe, 23; Junior School, 66._ THE Junior School 2nd Team has played seven matches ; won 2 and lost 5. TJIE 3rd Team has played six matches; won 2, lost 3, and drawn 1.

BRADING'S. TU"E offer our congratulations to E. J. Clarke and H. R. Hicks, '' who have been awarded their House Cricket colours. We are pleased to see that so many boys are taking up shooting, and that many have entered for Mr. Rudd's Silver Spoon Com- EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE. 105 petition. It would be advisable for those who play chess to practise, in view of the matches next term. R. H. ALLEN.

CRIBB'S. CONGRATULATIONS to F. J. R. Poynor on gaining a rifleman's certificate with a score of 265 out of 300. Would that England had j ust now a few million more of her sons so well qualified to defend her shores! On Founder's Day, an interesting match was played between a team of Cribb's Old Boys and a School XI. In spite of a disastrous start Cribb's only just failed to win, thanks to A. Wooster, 48 runs, T. Emms, 26, and W. H. Heron, 19. Wooster also took seven wickets with an average of less than five runs per wicket. The game was played in brilliant sunshine, amid ideal sur- roundings on the new ground, and proved a very happy fixture. _ A. E. C. ROPER'S. MR. LINXELL has kindly consented to assist in the management of the sports and games of the House. We hope that he may have a happy and successful time. The House regrets the loss of its Captain, W. F. West, after a short term of office ; all wish him every success in the future. W. E. Hook succeeds him as House Captain. Congratulations to G. M. Brand and A. W. Clarke on being made House Prefects. In cricket our 1st team, under the energetic captaincy of W. E. Hook, has fully maintained its good form; G. M. Brand has batted in his usual good Style, and the bowling of the Captain and A. E. Speakman, and the fielding have produced good results. H. Vernon has of late improved in batting. The 2nd team has not done so well, and now has lost its best bowler, H. C. Tayler, who is assisting the 1st. This leaves much for the Captain, C. L. Hitch, to do. The 3rd team is also doing well; the most prominent players are the Captain, D. W. Kent, S. C. Carter and C. E. Shatford. The two reserve teams have done fairly. Of them P. A. Button and E. A. Wakefield proved to be the best. Under the able captaincy of L. J. Boot, who has recently gained his rifleman's certificate, the membership and efficiency of our shooting contingent have steadily increased. Among the more recent additions to our numbers the following boys have given evidence of special promise:—H. C. Tayler, P. A. Florence and E. D. Whittaker. 106 EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE. Sports' account, 1914—1915> 10th April, 1914, to 16th April, 1915. INCOME. EXPENDITURE. £ s. d. £ s. (I. Balance in hand, 10/4/1914 7 2 6 Ground .... (i3 2 3 Boys' Subscriptions . 186 0 0 Groundman (13J months) . 74 7 3 Governors' Contributions 15 0 0 Cricket .... 90 2 7 F. Collins, Esq. . 1 0 0 Football .... 17 4 2 Rev. J. H. Smith, B.A. 1 0 0 Alleyn War Fund (Dividend or E. H. Kemp, Esq. 4 0 0 Rev. J. H. Smith a/c) . i 0 0 Buttery Committee 21 0 0 Reserves' Shield 4 17 6 Profit on Caps, etc., 1 )14 19 2 5 Swimming .... 14 14 4 Contents of Pound 0 6 Fives 0 1 2 Tennis Club Rent 20 0 0 Chess 1 3 4 . Total . 274 11 4 Sports Day, 1914 22 13 11 Balance overspent, 16 4/19 5 38 l(i 2 Pavilion, etc. IS 1 0 £313 7 6 £313 7 6 J. H. MAKSI.AND, School Secretary. ' IRoteg. B. DANSIE and H. K. Snell have passed the London C • University Int. B.Sc. examination. H. C. JENNINGS has completed M.R.C.S. and L.R.C.P., and has been appointed House Physician at St. Thomas's Hospital. F. H. NEWMAN has been appointed Principal of Battersea Polytechnic. THE following Old Boys, most of whom are serving in H.M. Forces, have lately visited the School : — H. Shinnick, H. Brinsley, L. S. Duck, E. G. McGlashan, E. J. Nightingale, S. Wyborn, J. W. Jennings, D. Aucutt, W. Wilcher, P. F. Cross, N. C. Bennison, H. McGlashan. C. N. HUDSON, of Lincoln College, Oxford, has obtained a third class in the Final Honour School of English Language and Literature. 0. F. HUDSON has been awarded the degree of Doctor of Science of the University of Birmingham. R. S. WEEKS was one of nine who on May 13th held an isolated and critical position from morning until night and so prevented the enemy from advancing. There had been a fierce bombardment and all supporting troops had been withdrawn, but the trench — now blown to atoms — was the key to the posi- tion. Every moment of that awful day shells fell around these men, but they held on, until at night reinforcements arrived and the position was saved. This was not an act done in a mad, hot, excited moment, but was a calm and sustained effort, and none but those who were in that terrible trench can imagine what it was like. The sergeant who was in command received the V.C. EDWAED ALLEYN MAGAZINE. 107

©bituarg. INCE the last issue of the Magazine the following have, S we regret to have to announce, lost their lives in the war. H. G. Fenn (s), L-Corpl., 21st Co. of London (1st Surrey .Rifles). B. H. Fowler (t), Private, 6th City of London Rifles. G. A. Leighton, ,, 1/6 Bat. Seaforth Highlanders. M. J. Ring, Sergt., 5th City of London (L.R.B.). H. J. Saville, Lieut., 21st Co. of London (1st Surrey Rifles). A. R. Boxall, Private, 24th London (The Queen's), was only just nineteen years of age, and had joined his regi- ment shortly before Christmas. He left England on March 18th and was soon in the trenches. The 24th took part with other units in a big fight on May 25th, when some German trenches which had defied our troops for some time were taken. In this action the regiment suffered terrible losses, but Boxall survived that awful day, only to be shot dead by a sniper next morning when on sentry-go.

Eileen Cricket anfr Xawn ffennis Club. INCE the last issue of the Magazine some activity has been S shown by the Club. In spite of the small number of avail- able members the Club has been able to put a team in the field on three Saturday afternoons, but not without some assistance from friends. The result of each of the matches was satisfactory and the games were thoroughly enjoyable. Results :— JUNE 5xH. v. Mr. Ronald Clark's Team at Capital and Counties' Bank Ground, Sydenham. Alleyn, 144 (A. F. Day 57); Mr. Clark's Team, 113 (R. H. Day 7 for 55).—Won. JUNE 19TH. v. The School. The School, 178 ; Alleyn, 120 for 8 wickets (R. H. Day 52, A. F. Day 33).—Drawn. JUNE 26TH. v. The School 2nd XI. Alleyn, 210 for 3 declared. (A. F. Day 103 not out, J. D. K. Lunnon 56 not out); School 2nd, 99 (R. J. Anderson 5 for 17, D. Thompson 3 for 20).—Won. 108 EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE.

The School on Old Boys' Day did not present the usual scene of life and gaiety; as so many Old Boys are away with His Majesty's Forces fighting our country's battles, it had been very properly decided that the celebration should be limited to a cricket match. The School team is undoubtedly a promising one. In G. M. Brand and H. H. Farthing there are two very useful batsmen, whilst F. C. Picton has a style in bowling which will be found very disconcerting to many batsmen. He was rather expensive in this match, but a slow bowler on a hard wicket is bound to suffer sometimes. It is probable that had Farthing put himself on in Picton's place earlier the Old Boys would not have played out time. The School 2nd XI. is a thoroughly keen and sporting team, and although they were " up against" a stronger team and never looked like winning, yet they did not let their efforts flag. It was noticeable in both matches that the boys were very quick in the field, taking and returning the ball cleanly and quickly, thereby saving a large number of runs. The Lawn Tennis Section has taken full advantage of the long spell of good weather, and it has been no uncommon sight to see all six courts fully occupied. The ladies have embarked on a Doubles Tournament, and it is expected there will be keen rivalry and many closely contested games before the winners are announced. A match has been played against the Camber L.T.C. ladies, and resulted in an overwhelming victory for Alleyn by 8 events to nil (one drawn). Our versatile groundman, Cobra, in spite of the limited time he is now employed on the ground owing to war economies, manages to keep it in very good order. The rest the wicket is enjoying after thirty-eight years of constant use should be of considerable benefit to it. Any Old Boys and their lady friends wishing for relaxation and exercise are cordially welcomed, and applications for member- ship should be sent to Mr. A. F. Day (Acting Hon. Secretary), 51, Court Lane, Dulwich. The Club was pleased to place a quantity of its cricket apparatus at the disposal of the "Camberwell Gun Brigade," R.F.A., at the invitation of Lt.-Col. Fred. Hall. It is pleasant to feel that the Club's resources in their forced inactivity are the means of providing enjoyment to our soldiers during the long and trying period of their training. The Club wishes all success and a safe return to our local Battery. EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE. 109 ®ur Cambridge Xettcr. AMBRIDGE University, as was predicted, has experienced C the saddest and strangest May Term. May-week—the last week in Term, which in normal times is the week of the year at Cambridge, when most examinations are finished, usually full of festivities of all kinds, with the water of the Cam hardly able to be seen for punts and canoes, and when undergraduates act as hosts to their people—passed by quite ordinarily with no excitement in it at all, except the usual amount on the last night of Term, with its preparations for " going down." Not once, during Term time, were College cricket fields seen in use. Occasionally some people played tennis, while a few were ener- getic enough to go on the river—the energy consisting apparently in lying down to read or sleep in apunt. As for the rest, they found sufficient exercise in O.T.C. drill, walking or cycling. The number of people running about Cambridge in grey uniforms still testifies to the keenness and strength of the O.T.C. There have been several good preachers at the 'Varsity Church this Term, and one at least is worth mentioning here, namely, the Bishop of London. He came shortly after his visit to the Trenches, and consequently the Church was packed and over- crowded. He preached on the need of fortitude at the present time, both in the nation as a whole and in the individual, and the possibility of obtaining this fortitude only through God's Holy Spirit. He is one of the few people who has told us that in a number of cases it is our duty at the present time to com- plete our course, but in any case to be ready and prepared to help. We had the great privilege of welcoming to Cambridge during the past Term in two consecutive week-ends two " Old Boys " of the School, C. S. Herridge and H. T. J. Clark. They were escorted round The University and went through most of the Colleges. Sunday afternoon in each case was spent in King's College Chapel—" a magnificent building" in the visitors' own words, where, again using their own words, they enjoyed " a most magnificent musical service "—a great deal of which was unaccompanied. Here they showed their good taste, for there is no doubt that the service at King's from a musical point of view is one of the best in England ; it is only very rarely indeed that one finds anything to criticise. The visitors enjoyed their short stay, and are quite willing and keen to come again. The academical year 1914—15 has now closed, and what the next, which begins in October, will be like, nobody knows. The 110 EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE. only certain thing is that, if Cambridge still stands, there will be a term of some sort, even if the people in residence only consist of Senior Members of the 'Varsity, medically unfit under- graduates, and "natives of Asia and Africa, who are not of European parentage." At present there is a large number of entries of " Freshmen " for next year, but a number of these will, no doubt, not come up, and many who do will simply come up with the intention of joining the O.T.C. and of taking commissions. A. ARCH, Selwyn College. Xetters. From SERGT. EDWARD J. PLUMRIDGE, 1st London Sanitary Coy., B.A.M.C. (T.F.). HEN I last wrote to you I was acting as a volunteer stretcher- W bearer, and after that experience I was glad to get back to have a rest. This I did in thorough earnest until about A month later, when we went up in a hurry and stood by during the Neuve Chapelle battle. We then had another spell of rest, and after being under canvas about a month moved off to Belgium once more after the first gas attack of the Germans. Our section spent a fortnight in a ruined estaminet in a village about three miles from the town where we were billeted last February. This town is now a heap of ruins through the persistent and devastat- ing artillery fire of the Huns. We were chiefly engaged in burying dead horses, generally under fire. Whilst in this village we were shelled almost daily by high explosive and shrapnel combined shells, but the shelling was more intended for moral effect than for military value. On Whit-Monday morning I was awakened by a terrific bom- bardment, and finally was compelled by it to arise at 2.30 a.m. At 2.45 a.m. I saw for the first time a "gassed" man, and immediately afterwards smelt the gas. A little later, using our first field dressings as respirators, three of us set out for the " City of the Dead " (as we call it) to find " gassed " soldiers. We went in our thirty-cwt. motor lorry, and after what seemed an endless time reached our objective—the square of the town. We dressed one wounded man out of six lying blown to pieces by a high explosive shell, and loaded our vehicle with about twenty gassed men. The town was full of gas, and shrapnel and asphyxiating shells were dropping all around us. Finally after an hour's stay in a veritable hell we returned, having at " Hell Fire Corner " to run the gauntlet of bursting shrapnel. We were EDWARD ALLEYN MAGAZINE. Ill fortunate to get through without mishap, for at that time a police corporal, who was about seventy-five yards away from where we were standing with our lorry, was hit by a shell. One of my companions was gassed, and I had great difficulty in preventing him from falling over the back of the lorry as we rushed through the square. Personally only my eyes were affected and they watered very badly. When we got back to our billet there were hundreds of gassed men lying about, and we took four loads up to the huts two miles away, where they were attended to. I can assure you that this gassing business is the most awful form of torture that could be devised. My heart ached for the poor chaps, and I now hate the Germans for the torture they have inflicted. Imagine a fine tall young man normally as strong as a lion fighting for every breath and gradually being suffocated in open air and you will partially gather what gassing means. It is wicked and diabolical, and when the Germans say the death is painless they are liars absolutely. I am not a weakling but I felt like sobbing my heart out over the suffering I saw. In February our men fought the enemy with a kind of impersonal feeling but now, now, it is with a determination for revenge that they go forward to fight, die, and finally, we feel sure, to conquer. That has been my worst experience. Later on when collecting letters I had a very narrow escape from death by a shell which killed two and injured ten men after it had inissed me. I should very much like to have a copy of the School Magazine if you could send me one. During my period of leave I hope to visit the School for whose success I send best wishes. From Pte. W. E. W. HAWKINS, 24th County of London Regiment (The Queen's). I expect you heard of our attack on the German lines, where we lost heavily, but took the trench and about thirty prisoners. The holding of this position the next day was, however, a terrible ordeal. Still we held on, gradually lessening in numbers, until the right of the line was forced by the enemy's artillery to retire. We did not lose the position ; another regiment was put into it. My chum, Cyril S. Wells, an Old Boy of Alleyn's, went down under a German bomb, the worst things we have to encounter. He managed to crawl to our rear trenches, and so got to hos- pital, and is now in hospital at Birkenhead progressing well. I feel a bit shaken after all that we have gone through; my limbs ache all over and I am rather pulled down. The town in which we are now staying has in its time seen some very severe fighting; it was taken from the French, and 112 EDWAED ALLEYN MAGAZINE. later on they took it from the Huns, who, as the poor inhabitants tell me, committed here some of their worst atrocities. For the first time since landing in France I am billeted on a French family, with whom are eight other fellows. The land- lady is kindness itself to us. She cannot be more than thirty, yet her hair is already grey, and if one of our guns (French or English) discharges a souvenir for the Huns close by, or if a German shell explodes near at hand when trying to hit our artillery, she gives a visible jump, poor soul. Yet these people will stick to their homes to the last. One man told us that, in order to escape the Germans, he lay on the roof for forty-eight hours without anything to eat and not daring to move. This morning while we were bathing a Taube came over us and dropped a bomb which made a hole six inches deep, but fortunately hurt no one. The Taube was driven off by a Frenchman

From Pte. E. SHINKFIELD We are getting very hot weather now and find it rather trying. On March 14th we left Pembroke Camp, where we had been under canvas, and did a fortnight's guard over the crew of the Emden, who are imprisoned the other side of the Grand Harbour. Malta has been nude a hospital base for those wounded in the Dardanelles, and they are arriving very fast indeed. We have been turned out of our barracks, which have been turned into quite a decent hospital, and are now camping out on the parade ground. About once a month the Maltese go stark, staring mad and have religious processions, which are nothing more nor less than a kind of carnival. IN order that the next number of the Magazine may be published in October all "copy" must be in the hands of the Editors (Mr. E. F. P. Carrick, Alleyn's School, and Mr. W. E. Powell, 116, Denmark Hill, S.E.) by Thursday, September 30th, 1915. THOSE boys who are leaving the School this Term are strongly recommended to join the Old Boys' Club, to which the sub- scription, including the Magazine (of which a copy is sent as issued to each member), is Is. per annum for the first two years after leaving School, and subsequently 2s. Qd. per annum. Full particulars can be obtained on application to the Hon. Secretary, Mr. W. E. Powell, 116, Denmark HiU, S.E. Bradbury, Agnew, & Co. Ld., Printers, London arid Tonbridge. ALLEYN'S COLLEGE OF GOD'S GIFT,

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ALLEYN'S SCHOOL.

RESULT OF EXAMINATION.

JULY 1915.

VISITOR—THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.

GOVERNORS.

Chairman The Ritfht Hon. LORD CHEVLESMORE. K.C.V.O.

Deputy Chairman H. J. POWELL, ESQ.

SIK EDWARD HENRY BUSK. R. B. RANSFORD, ESQ., J,P. H. COATS CANE, ESQ. C. A. REHDER, ESQ. PROFESSOR FRANK CLOWES. DOUOLAS CLOSE RICHMOND, ESQ., C.B. A. GRAY, ESQ., K.C. The Right Rev. THE LORD BISHOP OF SOUTHWARK. EDWIN T. HALL, ESQ. EVAN SPICER, ESQ., J.P., D.L. SIR ARTHUR HJRTZEL, K.C.B. DR. J. J. H. TEALL, F.R.S. H. C. KNOTT. ESQ. HENRY YATES THOMPSON, ESQ., J.P. W. W. OULESS, ESQ., R.A. A. J. WALTER, ESQ., K.C. L. LOVELL F. PRICE, ESQ. GEORGE CRISPE WHITELY, ESQ.

Clerk to the Governors S. W. BlCKELL.

HEAD MASTER.

F. COLLINS, M.A., CAIUS COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE.

ASSISTANT MASTERS.

•SEBERT J. BRADING, B.A., University of London (Senior Assistant) •ALFRED J. ROPER, University of London. JOSEPH H. MARSLAND, University of London (School Secretary). ERNEST F. P. CARRICK, Queen's College, Oxford (Music Master). FREDERICK G. CROSS, University of London. •ALBERT E. CRIHB. B.A., University of London. CHARLES N. RICHES. LUDWIG HIRSCH, PH.D., University of Bonn (German Master) 'STANLEY J. S. TULLEY. FRANK LINNELL, B.A., University of London. EDMUND REYDAMS. Gradue en Lettres, Belgium (French Master) ARTHUR F. CALLAGHAN, B.A., University of London. JOHN V. H. COATES, B.Sc., University of London. ARTHUR J. SKINNER, University of London. •LEONARD C. KINGSWELL, B.Sc., University of London (Physics Master) PERCIVAL W. COOKE, University of London. HENRY H. FINCH. Cert. Art Master, Royal College of Art (Drawing Master). FRANK DUTTON, B.Sc., Victoria University (Chemistry Master). EDWIN C. EAYRS, B.Sc., University of London. *EDWIN C. BROWN. B.A., Oriel College, Oxford. WILLIAM R. MORGAN, { «£;^^M±?" Dc/^iMAir\ T TAVIOD fB.A., H ertford College, Oxford (Assistant Science Master). REGINALD L.TAYLOR, 1B Sc University of London. JOHN WILLIAMS, B.A., University of Wales. HUGH GREGORY, B.A., Merton College, Oxford (Modern Languages Master). WILLIAM HUTT, B.Sc., University of London. FRANK A. RUDD, B.A., LL.B., Trinity Hall, Cambridge. CHARLES E. HACK, B.A., St. Catherine's College, Cambridge. ALBERT SPRING. B.A., Petcrhouse, Cambridge. CHARLES F. TYSON, B.A., University of London. LEONARD H. JONES, B.Sc., University of London. C. H. MARTIN, M.A., Oxford. WILLIAM WINTERSGILL, City and Guilds Institute (Manual Training Master). WALTER G. HEAL, (Army Certificate, Drill Instructor). *House Masters. Allcyn " Exhibitions.

HKSE are awarded annually to boys who are leaving for "places of higher T education." At present the, annual value of the Exhibition is not less than £•20 and not more than /"jo, and they are tenable for not more than four years. The regulations under which thev are awarded are as follows : — Qualifications of Candidates. The Candidates shall be boys who are being, and for not less than three years have been, educated at Alleyn's School. They shall have obtained I' irst-Class Honours, with at least one distinction, in the Oxford or Cambridge Junior Local Examinations ; or They shall have passed the Oxford or Cambridge Senior Local Examination before reaching the age of sixteen years ; or They shall have passed the Matriculation' Examination of the London University before reaching the age of 17 years. They shall have obtained a favourable report from the Head Master as to character and conduct. Examinations. These Exhibitions shall be awarded by the Governors, subject to the recommendation of the Head Master, on the results of the Annual School Examin- ation at Midsummer, or of a special examination held for the purpose ; any successes obtained in previous Public. Examinations being taken into consideration in each case. Educational Establishments for which they are available. Any Teaching University of the United Kingdom, Medical or Technical School, or Any other place of higher education sanctioned by the Governors. Conditions on which they may be determined. The Governors have power to determine an Exhibition if in their judgment the holder thereof is guilty of serious misconduct or idleness, or fails to maintain a reasonable standard of proficiency, or wilfully ceases to pursue his education : or for such other reasons as they may think sufficient. The following boys are at present holding Exhibitions : — 1911 - Uachrach, R., Imperial College of Science and Technology, Kensington. - Melinsky, M., City and Guilds (Engineering) College, South Kensington. 1912 - Barharn, W. C., University College, W.C. - Mitchell, R.S.S., University College, W.C. - West, R. W., Imperial College, of Science and Technology, Kensington. 1913 - Branson, V. C., Imperial College of Science and Technology, Kensington Webb, B. I.., City and Guilds (Engineering) College, Kensington. 1914 - Arch, A. .1., Selwyn College, Cambridge. - Dansie, C. B., King's College, W.C. - Holgate, A. W., University College, W.C. - West, E. C., South Western Polytechnic, Chelsea. Foundation Scholarships.

*T*HE College Governors provide annually a sum of money which covers the Tuition fees of about twenty-five Alleyn's Foundation Scholars.

Formerly the competition for not less than ten of these Scholar- ships was restricted to boys from Public Elementary Schools in the Parish of St. Giles, Camberwell.

The following boys at present hold such Scholarships :— Cufflin, R. D. Hall, W. G. Highfield, W. G.

In future three Entrance Scholarships, tenable in the first instance for three years, will usually be awarded each year to boys over twelve and under fourteen years of age on 3ist July, who have been educated elsewhere than at a Public Elementary School. Application should reach the Head Master before March ist. The Examination is con- ducted by the Joint Scholarships Board.

The following boys at present hold these Scholarships. Macara, K. G. F. Smith, S. W.

Three Foundation Scholarships are usually awarded each year to boys who have been at least one year in the School on the results of the Annual Examination of the School in July, conducted by the University of London.

The following boys at present hold these Scholarships which are tenable for one or more years, according to the age of the successful candidate :— Allen, R. H. Smith, C. L. Clarke, A. W. Snell, N. W. Clarke, E. J. Westbrook, R. P. Paterson, A. C. Dulwich College Scholarships.

HPHEi College Governors will give one Scholarship every year tenable at Dulwich College, for boys who are being and have been for not less than two years educated at Alleyn's School.

The award will be made on the result of the Annual Examination of the School in July. Candidates for this Scholarship must be under fourteen years of age on the 3ist of July, and must give in their names to the Head-master on or before the ist of July. All Candidates will be required to have done at least one year's Latin at Alleyn's School.

The value of the Scholarship is £24 per annum, and covers the tuition fees at the College. A further sum of not more than £5, to be found by the parents, will suffice to pay all extras. The Scholarship is tenable for four years, with possible extension for one or more years, in the case of very promising boys.

It is primarily meant for boys who wish to go to the University or into some profession which involves an education of a more classical nature than that given at Alleyn's School. There will not, however, be any rule binding a successful candidate to take up any particular branch of education or profession.

If a London County Council Junior Scholar gains this Scholarship he will have to give up his L.C.C. scholarship as the latter may not be held at the College.

The parents of the candidate to whom the Scholarship is awarded must at once apply to the School Secretary, Dulwich College for an admittance application form and prospectus, and must state that the boy is the holder of the Alleyn's School Scholarship.

Awarded 7373.—Ray, W. 1914.—Bartington, D. W. 7975.-Rutherford, W. L. London County Council Scholarships.

SENIOR-—The Senior County Scholarships are open to candidates' under 22 years of age, and provide grants of varying amounts which are intended to assist students to proceed to Colleges and Institutes of University rank. The full Senior Scholarships are of the value of £60 a year for three years, together with payment of tuition fees up to £30 a year.

July, 1914.—Dansie, C. B., West, R. W.

INTERMEDIATE.—The Intermediate County Scholarships are open to Candidates under 17 years of age, and provide free education at approved Secondary Schools and Colleges, together with maintenance grants varying from £10 to £35 a year according to the age of the scholars, and income of the parents. They are tenable until the age of 18, or in certain cases for a year longer.

July, 1912. Ten awarded.

July, 1913. .. Sixteen awarded. July, 1914. Bacon, C. E. Held at Alleyn's School. Beagley, F. P. Booer, J. R. Fraser, A. Halsey, G. D. Keyes, F. Slinn, J. H. W. Thompson, F. W. Peckham, H. R. Held at Dulwich College, Palmer, W. R. under age till August, 1915. Paterson, A. C. Peryer, J. R. Soar, L. C. Ashley, W. S. not taken up. Brumby, A. R. Hall, P. E. Hayles, T. E. Hope, E. P. Laxton, G. Lucas, H. D. Martin, R. W. Phillips, A. J. Rogers, W. E.

JUNIOR SCHOLARSHIPS awarded to boys in Public Elementary Schools may be held at Alleyn's School. BURSARIES.—Bursaries, open to boys between the ages of 16 and 18, who have been at a Secondary School for three years, and intend to become teachers in Public Elementary Schools, are awarded for one year with varying maintenance grants, accord- ing to the income of the parents. Under exceptional circumstances, a Bursary may be held for a second year. Canon Carver's Prizes.

'The late Canon Carver, Master of the College, gave a sum of money in Consols, which produces annually about £f>. This sum is applied to the purchase of prizes for the best French arid German Scholars in the School. The following have won these Prizes :—'• French. (ierinan, 1913 ... Holgate, A. W. Daniels, I1'. W. 1914 ... Chiles, J. W. P, Shears, A. .1. 1915 ... Shears, A. J. Peryer, J. K. Prefects. *Bacon, C. E. Clarke, E. J. McPherson, C. Robinson, C. (). *Recker, C. Cross, W. N. Nightingale, R. D. Rooke, S. T. *Booer, J. R. *Karthing, H. H. Palmer, W. N. *Shears, A. J. Brand, G. M. Eitter, R. J. *Paterson, A. C. Thompson, E. W. Clark, V. A. J. Halsey, J. D. Peryer, J. R. West, VV. F. Clarke, A, W. Hook, W. E. Picton, F. C. Young, F. B. King, G. B. Raybould, E. H. *School Prefects. Rifle Club. The membership of the Club this year is 150, as against jo last year. MATCHES. Eleven matches have taken place during the year, of which eight were won and three lost. The eights were selected from the following :— Boot, L.J. Fitter, R. J. *Poynor, E. .1. R. *Cross, W. K7. (Vice-Capt.) *Halsey, J. D. Raybould, E. II. Farthing, F. H. King, G. B. Rooke, S. T. *Farthing, H. H. (Capt.) Lunnon, J. D. K. *Colours. A match of 50 aside arranged against St. Dunstan's was abandoned on account of

Winner of the Donegall Medal and Head Master's Challenge Cup, H. H. Earthing. Winner of Miniature Rille presented by Head Master, W. N, Cross, 87 points out of 100. Public Secondary Schools Camp. Owing to the outbreak of War the Camp was abandoned in 1914. Championships. THLETICS. GYMNA STICS. SWIMMING. 1912. G. Paterson. 191 1. S. Huiitley. 1912. L.Tyler. V. H. Heron. 1912. H. C. Salmon. | 1913. H. 11. Farthing, 1914. J. E. Appleyard. 1913 1. K A ppleyard. I9H- ' '• '"'• Earthing, 1915. J. E. Appleyard. 1914. C E. ]jacon. | 11)15. H. H. Farthing. SHOOTING. FIVES. Donegall Medal. Holders of Cup presented by J. F. Spurgeon, Esq. 1912. E. Rachrach. 1912. Not decided. 1913. R. \V. West. 191 3. C. S. I lerridge. 1914. R. W. West. IQld-> ilt'. 1• I ^ K In niion 1915. H. H. Farthin 1915. E. C. Picton. FOOTBALL.

Last season the first eleven played 11 matches, winning 2, losing 8, drawing 1. The second played 10, winning 8, losing 2. The third team played 5, winning 5. Appleynrd, ]. K. Brand, G. M. Hubbard, A. W, Reed, A. W. Becker, C. • Farthing, H. H. Lelliott, E. J. Vernon, H. Brand, 1C. P. G. | Haylock, S. Lunnon, J. D. K. (Captain.) (Vice-Captain).

The second team consisted of the following :—

Booer, .1. R. ; Dicketts, S. J. McPherson, C. Speakman, A. E. Bacon, C. K. King, G. R. Nightingale, H. 1). Thompson, F. W. Clark, V. A. J. I.ockey, K. \V. Picton, F. C. Young, F. B.

CRICKET.

The First XI have played matches. 5 won, 2 lost and 4 drawn. The Second XI have played 11 matches. 7 won, 3 lost, and 1 drawni. The Third XI have played 10 matches, 7 won, 3 lost. The Fourt1' h XI have played 7 matches, 4 won, 3 lost. The under 14 XI have played 10 matches, 8 won, 2 lost.

The following boys have received their School Cricket Colours.

FIRST XI. SKCONDXI. THIRD XI. FOURTH XI. Brand, G. M. ! Becker. C. (Capt.) Burton, W. C. L. Archibald, S. G. Burman. A. R. 1 Booer, ,1, R. Cabhurn, F. | Barham, R. V. Farthing. H. H. (Capt.) 1 Clark, V. A. J. Clark, A. W. | Bott, J. L. Gullick, H. W. Clarke, E. J. Dixon, R. J. Bradfleld, H. W. Hook, W. F.. Fleming, L. P. Martin, H. W. Chatfleld, C. E. Nightingale, R. D. Hicks. H. R. Raybould, L. H.(Capt.) Constantinidi. G. V. Picton, F. C., (V-Capt.) King. G. B. Roberts, R. P. L. Davis, J. Stanton, C. W. Paterson, A. C. Rooke, S. T. Hedgcock, W. S. Thompson, F. VV. Kobinson, C. O. Sherborne, A. C. Owen, A. E. Young, F. B. Speakman, A. H, Slinn, J. H. W. Shapcott, M. S. Vernon. H. White, S. Shears, A- J. (Capt.) Mann. A. H. Stokes, A. J. Taylor, R. A. A.

FIVES. The School Team played six matches of which 4 were won and 2 lost. The Fives Colours are : -Picton, F. C. (Captain), Becker, C. and Gullick, H. W.

SWIMMING, 1915. The Dulwich Baths have been taken over by the military authorities and most of our swimming pro- gramme has had to he abandoned. A much curtailed programme has been carried out at the Forest Hill Baths but owing to the distance from the School the number of swimmers has not been so large as in former years. The following have qualified for Distance Certificat es granted by the London and District Secondary School Swimming Association. Fifty Yards—Brown, J. C., Fyfe, E. R.:F., Koord, J. C., Hood, L., Milton, E. f.

One Hundred Yards-Chatfield, R. P., Collins, D. C. M., Cole, F. J., Davison, R., Bales, G. A' Hobbs, D. A., Schibild, W. J.

Two Hundred Yards—Beagley, F. P., Poynor, F. J. R., Schwearer, A. A.

Quarter Hile—Chappell, L. G., Hood, A , Lloyd, N., Shales, B. E., Watts, O. M.

Half rtlle—Bacon, A. C., Brown, S., Constantinidi, G.V., Farrington, A. J.. Harvey, A. W., Loughbortmgh, C., Murrell, A. C., Quarterman, R. E, 10 HOUSE COMPETITIONS.

FOOTBALL (LEAGUE). 28* points Cribb's ... 12 points. 23 ,, Brading's ... ' n „ 21J „ Tulley's ... 9 „ FOOTBALL (RESERVES LEAGUE). 17 points Roper's ... 8 points 13 „ Tulley's ... 7 10 „ Brading's ... 3 „ FOOTBALL (CUP).- Brown's beat Ropers. JUNIOR SCHOOL FOOTBALL LEAGUE. 13 points Cribb's 8 points ii „ Spurgeon's 4 10 ,, Brading's 2 ,, CHESS. . . 13 points Cribb's q points ii* „ Tulley's 9 94 „ Brown's 8 GYMNASTICS (1914.) 189 points Tulley's 125 points H7 ., Cribb's 95 135 Roper's 60 SCHOOL CHAMPION — C. E. Bacon (br.) ATHLETICS. 54 points 'Pulley's 44 points 49 ,, Cribb's 13 -. 49 Spurgeon's 6 SCHOOL CHAMPION — J. E.Appleyard (br.) 28 points. CHAMPION OF CLASS II — H. G. Phipps (1>) 23 ,, FIVES. 38 points Brading's 1 8 points 24 „ Roper's 17 „ 19 Cribb's 4 ,. CRICKET (LEAGUE.) 61 points | Brown's ->8 points 42 „ j Brading's 20 ,, 42 „ | Cribb's ii ,, CRICKET (RESERVES LEAGUE). 35 points Roper's 18 points 26 ,, Cribb's H ,. 21 „ Brading's 6 „ CRICKET (CUP). beat SHOOTING. 423 points j Roper's 387 points 403 „ Brown's 3*2 ., 394 Spurgeon's 276 ., INDIVIDUAL PRIZE WINNERS— i. Snell, N. W. (/>). 2. Bacon, C. E. (br), 3. Halsey, J. D. (f.) SWIMMING. No Competitions, 1915. SCHOLASTIC SUCCESSES. Cribb's 90 points 1 Roper's 53 points Tulley's 87 Brading's 47 .. Spurgeon's Brown's 38 , II

N.B.—The Maximum Number of Marks in each Form is 1,OOO.

Board of Education—Advanced Courses.

FORM VI. (Upper.) MATRICULATION. MATRICULATION. A FORM. B. FORM. Shears, A. J. Allen, R. H. Becker, C. Bacon, C. E. Belcher, F. Bradfield. H. W. Booer, J. K. Boot, L. J. Clarke, E. J. Fitter, R. J. Cabburn, F. Farthing, H. H. Fraser, A. Clarke, A. W. Fuller, E. P. Halsey, J. D. Cross, W. N. Holland, R. J. Minister, C. J. Fussell, W. H. Hook, VV. E. Palmer, W. N. Hamer, P. Lawson, F. R. Paterson, A. C. Harrison, O. W. Lewis, C. R. Peryer, J. R. Hedgcock, W. S. Nightingale, R. D. Smith, W. L. King, G. B. Picton, F. C. Soar, L. C. Lloyd, S. L. Pyne, P. J. Owen, A. E. Ranson, H. G. Beagley, F. P. Raybould, L. H. Robinson, C. O. Slinn, J. H. W. Rooke, S. T. Stanwix, G. H. Thompson, F. \V. Smith, C. L. Thompson, E. W. Stanton, C. W. Vaughan, A. G. Stokes, A. J. G. Willis, B. K. Weller, A. W. R. Wilkinson, T. J. Young, F. B. 12

Board of Education—IVth Year Course.

REMOVE A. REMOVE B. REMOVE C.

Small, F. W. G. 789 Snell, N. W. ... 815 Pace, E. A. ... 850 Wirth, C. H. ... 688 Scott, N. C. ... 769 Snelling, B. S. 743 Brand, G. M. ... 641 Price, W. L. ... 74° Smith, J. D. ... 712 Davis, J. 628 Hale, H. C. F. ... 735 Jordan, F. 696 Parsons, J. 627 Turner, S. W. . . . 710 Taylor, R. A. A. 666 Bishop, H. 617 i Mellor, W. E. ... 665 Martin, H. W. f'35 Thomas, C. D. 604 Farmer, R. 664 Miles, H. E. ... 619 Robbins, E. C. 569 Hammond, S, T. 641 Pierpoint, C. T. 572 Austin, F. S. .. 548 Hobde.ll, H. G. 636 Nicholls, R. R. C. 5f" Hitch, C. L. ... 546 Nye, T. 629 Reeve, F. P. ... 557 Partridge, J. E. 528 Spencer, E. 6 if. Foord, J.S. ... 556 Wright, A. H. 5oj Banlield, F. B.... 5«3 Hempstead, J. A. 547 Reid, H. A. ... 481 Gale, W. C. ... 513 Atkinson, S. R. 5i& Burman, A. R. 479 Vines, E. 503 Gillies, R. A. ... 513 Clark, H. P. J. 43° Hooper, A. B. ... 480 Clayson, A. J. ... 5°9 Foster, W. R. ... 422 Bott, J. L. 474 Bruckin, C. R. 482 Vernon, H. 408 Butcher, C. H. 456 Randall, A. V. 477 Carman, A. P. 39° Gumming, G. A. 449 Durrant, A. A. 453 Chiles, L. H. ... 375 Weeks, F. H. ... 392 Cummings, S. R. 447 Dixon, R. J. ... 371 Ashley, H. 35i Clark, V. A. J. 441 Speakman, A. K. 37° *Edwards, E. A. — Hicks. H. R. ... 264 *Watsham, I1'. E.

*Absent from Examination. Board of Education—-Illrd Year Course.

FORM V. (A.) FORM V. (B.)

Room, L. E. 804 Peryer, G. W. 804 Southall, H. W R. 768 Jones, It. O. 773 Poynor, F. J. R. ... •• 758 Farthing, F. H. ... 739 D'Arcy, S. C. ... 73« Stone, F. W. M. ... •:- 735 Westbrook, R. P. 720 j Sch weaker, A. A. 727 Poland, G. E. S. . . . 705 Barham, R. V. 711 Rodgers, H. 669 Raynor, C. D. ... 701 Janes, J. G. 1'. 646 ; Rolls, W. P. 686 Temple, A. E. 608 Cufflin, R. D. . 684 Kelly, D. 593 Oxer, F. .1. 672 *Gedye, A. E. 572 Haynes, T. W. 667 Preston, T. W. ... 557 Cooper, J. H. K. 659 Burton, W. C. L. 523 Shipley, C. A. 652 Schibild, W. J. S. 522 Edwards, A. W. ., 629 Bailey, A. R. 5T4 Linstead, E. 628 Nash, S. F. 4

*Abspnt from part of Examination, Board of Education—Illrd Year Course.

FORM V. (C.) FORM V. (D.)

Edwards, G. A. . . . 75 1 Highfield, W. G. 782 Fleming, L. P. ... 717 Mann, A. H. 720 Pettet, D. W. 690 King, F. P. <>33 Bond, E. S 68 1 Paterson, H. D. ... 622 Brookes, P. G. 671 Hoy, A. E. 613 Farrington, A. J. 671 Chamberlain, L. H. 612 Rutherford, W. L. 630 O'Hare, A. T 589 Murrell, A. C. ... 588 Cole, G. M. 570 Lamb, C. F. 54° Boyce, E. C. 559 Cooper, A. J. 536 Weeks, C. P. 552 Dennis, H. A. 5H Lewis, S. B. 542 Sinclair, A. R. ... 503 Johnson, S. E. 512 Masters, E. R. joo Tricke.y, R. H. ... 492 Berchem, V. R. ... 496 Brown, S. 461 Moody, G. J. 476 Sallis, L. R. 388 Griggs, W. 472 "Thatcher, F. G. ... 311 Tolley, T. P. 402 McPherson, C. ... 308 Smith, E. A. C. ... 400 Shipley, H. \V. ... 2Q2 Carey, C. H. 39* Jones, M. C. 363 Bulford, E. H, ... 343 Haile, L. 241

* Absent from part of Examination Board of Education—Ilnd Year Course.

FORM IV. (A.) FORM IV. (B.)

Farrant, A. P. 763 Da vies, E. H. ... 775 d'Leny, W. C. ... 727 Littlecott, L. S. ... 747 Wyhorn, L...... 687 Florence, P. A. ... 732 Langdon, H. L. ... 680 Brown, J. C. 727 Tiffin, G. C. 680 Betts, N. W. 700 Williams, A. C. ... 657 Milton, E. T. 694 Woolston, N. ('55 Ouarterman, R. E. 658 Menzies, E. F. 645 Williams, E. LI. ... 648 Knight, P. G. 644 Clayson, E. D. 634 Pain, T. C f,3i Urwin, C. R. ... 619 Lampitt, E. O. 622 Bacon, A. C. 600 Chiles, C. C. 612 Widmer, E. A. 532 Harkness, J. M. ... 582 Arthern, K. F. ... 53° Gibson, W. R. F. 566 Carter, S. C. 508 Underwood, H. S. 560 Slatter, W. F. T. 506 Lance, T. C. M. ... 549 Read, F. W. 492 Hart, J. W 524' Falkner, R. J. ... 462 Gurney, D. S. =,22 Payton, L. W. ... 442 Payne, C. A. 502 Ellis, O. W. 439 Clayton, G. C. M. 501 Dracup, W. C. 43 1 Chappell, L. G. 476 Norton, G. F. 394 McLaren, R. D. .. 472 Costello, C. 385 Kent, D. W...... 450 Hawkins, J. A. ... 380 Clark, W. 447 Hood, L. C. F. ... 344 Gee, F. K. 446 Debonnaire, R. R. W. 321 Mellish, J. I. 408 Hewson, A. S. 277 Lethbridge, F. N. 361 Powell, E. G. H. 264 Peckham, E. A. V. 25 T *Tayler, H. C. ... i93 Beernaert, R. G. ... 242

*Absent from part of Examination. r6

Board of Education—Ilnd Year Course.

FORM IV. (C.) FORM IV

Murche, H. L. 765 Hubling, A. C. Guntrip, H. J. S. ... 75« Keedman, A. E. ... Smith, H. R. 73 i Pritchett, V. S. ... Stone, J. L. C. ... 675 May, A. E. Shapcott, M. S. . . 638 Bruckin, P. V. ... Stafford, W. 11. ... f>34 Smith, S. VV. Holdsworth, P. ... 612 Hood, A. (). C. ... Smith, W. H. I 593 tinkham, H. R. ... 1 Macara, K. (I. I '. 5f>3 Eddowes, W. A. 1C. Strachan, E. D. ... 547 Austin, 11. G. Berchem, I''. F. \V. 53» Baker, V. S. W. ... Geis.J. E 506 Kales, G. A. Bridger, E. F. 494 Whittaker, K. F. I). Collier, H. E. ... 490 *Inwood,1 A. C. Thompson, E. S. E. 483 Huebner, S. E. Constantinidi, G. V. 461 Garrett, L. V. Ball, C. E. 450 Buckland, S. J. ... White, S. 422 Shatford, C. E. ... Hudson, A. E.G. 419 Chatfield, C. E. .. Westlake, M. W. ... 402 Allport, G. M. ... Minty, T. K. L. . . . 37= Parr, C. E. Pellatt, L. A. ... 361 Hughes, B. Hardman, A. T. .. 360 Law, E. P. Davey, C. F. 359 Brupbacks r, W. . . Town, C. A. 355 Taylor, J. B. Watts, 0. M 344 Mclntyre, D. A. .. Gunter, G. H. 326 Allen, S. E. Gale, A. H 324 Swan, A. C. Powlowski, V. A. M. 288 Payne, W. H. 258

'Absent from part of Examination. Board of Education—1st Year Course.

FORM III. (A.) FORM III. (B.)

Smith, D. C. I 760 Room, T. G. 808 Klickinann, R. 727 Griffith, A. L. 765 Clover, I.. I!. ... 724 Rawbone, E. J. 754 Whiteman, R. H. 7M Twist, R. F. 645 Carter, P. C. W. ... 706 Sobel, L. .1. H. ... 643 Hudson, 13. E. ... 657 Bromfield, C. H. ... 640 Racine, F. J. 645 Edwards, G. W. . . . 616 Cooper, E. R. 634 Hill, L. E. 598 Brookes, A. C. 616 Llewellyn, D. W. 574 Wells, R. F. 59-' Trent, C. J. 567 Davis, R. A. 566 Grier, R. T. J. ... 505 Davies, R. C. 5f'5 Doughty, V. C. ... 500 Gillies, I. Y. 5»3 Demont, A. S. 492 Tebbit, R. E. 545 Wilcockson, K. N. 487 Keeble, N. E. 526 *\Vestrup, J. A. ... 475 Reid, F. L. 512 Hearn, A. M. 467 1 Wilmott, I ". 501 Wakefield, E. A. ... 458 Whittington, C. ... 494 Leach, L. C. 426 Bowie, J. D. G. ... 482 Bird, W. A 4i5 Cumming, D. M. 476 Watson, P. N. ... 404 Krause, F. W. ... 448 Trickey, L. W. ... 400 Lehmann, A. M. ... 441 i Grist, C. A. 397 Pincombe, A. W. J. 436 Hutton, P. A. 348 Ferguson, K. J. W. 428 Howe, H. A. 334 Marshall, W. J. ... 357 Swain, W. H. 299 Harman, F. R. ... 307 i Turner, R. S. 297 Herbert, H, J. ... 296 Ravenscroft, B. E. 282 Rigby, A. W. ... 254 Shales, B. E. 236 Bourgeois, C. A. 68 Bacon, E. O. 230 Gardam, G. E. ... Absent

*Absent from part of Examination. Board of Education—1st Year Course.

FORM. III. (C.) FORM III. (D.)

Nye, E. G. 789 Stockwell, H. C. 734 Rickett, O. C. ... 773 Banfield, C. W. . 631 Collins, A. R. H. 739 Gale, E. R. ... 599 Westrup, G. A. 739 Kennell, C. G. ... 589 Palmer, R. A. ... 719 Beeching, R. A. C. 581 Watts, G. E. ... 703 Leach, E. R. ... 572 Thomas, H. H. 690 Dawson, H. P. • 567 Payne, H. C. ... 669 Griffiths, L. H. •• 558 Bower, D. A. A. 664 Philcox, E. R. . . . jOI Sparks, T. W. S. 626 Wakefield, S. A. 493 Oliver, A. H. W. 624 Sealey, E. I. ... 47r Temple, S. J. . . . 620 Cave, E. 454 Davidson, H. E, A. 598 Williams, A. C. 446 Smith, R. H. C. 598 Johnston, H. A. 440 Squirrell, J. W.... 592 Smith, W. E...... 436 Owlett, J. W. ... 589 Collins, D. C. M. .. 428 Cabeldu, S, G. N. 582 Sandison, A. C. 423 Moore, W. H. ... 572 Theobald. P. E. 412 Rogers, C. L. M. 562 Hodgkinson, R. O. 411 Trotman, E. C. 536 Schibild, F. J. ... •• 346 Findlay, R. C. ... 535 Snow, F. W. ... 341 Read, P.I. 532 Pritchett, C. W. .. 338 Liberty, E. R. ... 523 Coles, V. L. R. 333 Johnson, H. H. 500 Bacon, F. W. . . . 324 Macara, D. J. A. 435 Edwards, E. L. 323 *Nash, C. E. M. ... 404 Brown, O. S. . . . 289 Sparrowe, C. V. 33i *Kelly-Wiseham, W. B. .. 269 Shepherd, E. C. 328 Rowell, F.T. ... 262 Akhurst, H. D. 308 Ashby, R. S. . Absent. Wheeler, B. G. N. 155 Lampitt, G. H. . Absent.

*Absent from part of Examination. JUNIOR SCHOOL.

FORM II. (A.) FORM II. (B).

Cooke, K. D. . . . 805 Heywood, H. ... 7°3 Bristow, T. H. L. 776 Hough, D. L. ... 675 Davis, D. H. ... 765 Jones, K. R. 666 Fitzgerald, L. K. 764 Fifield, C. J. C. 663 Shepperd, N. L. 752 Davison, R. 655 Hodgkinson, F. 11. 749 Parsons, T. 643 Ritchie. Ci. V. ... 746 Booth, G. O. ... 588 Lloyd, N. 709 Cole, F. J. 585 Southey, R. V. ... 709 Frostick, H. F. 58i Pitt, R. E. 7°5 Tilbery, A. D. ... 576 Skinner, L. W. G. 7°5 Bailey, A. S. ... 561 Derwas, J. L. • •... 699 Simonsen, H. O. 543 Davy, C. H. ... 678 Mitchell, C.S. ... 535 Demont, E. A. ... 678 *Philcox, H. ... 5H White, J. H. ... • 675 Thacker, H. R. 5'2 Redgrove, F. G. 674 Ray, A. L. R j^10 "Hunt, R. P. ... 6/3 Wells, E. W. ... 482 Hobbs, D. A. ... 662 I.anham, H. 471 Rodgers, E. W. 656 Harvey, A. W. 463 Moxon, K. G. R. . 617 Clayson, H. H. 445 Foord, W. D. ... 596 Cox, S. C. J. ... 437 Ilutchinson, A. T. 580 Baker, G. D. ... 422 Smith, R. S. ... 568 *Playne, L. C. .. 4!5 Ray,J. E. 54° Haylock, T. E. 394 2 Sard, F. E. 5 3 Smith, F. N. ... 39i Bridger, C. H. ... 499 Boyd, C.-B. ... 377 "Grafter, F. E. ... 465 Collins, P. H. .. 343 *Beale, D. K. ... 449 *Robbins, S. B. ... J74 Loughborough, C. 4r3 Thompson, C. E. 109 Spees, H. C. 401

*Absent from part of Examination. 2O

JUNIOR SCHOOL.

FORM I. (Upper.) FORM I. (Lower.)

Niven, A. C. 873 Pound, VV. H. 870 Green, A. P. 847 Tingley, T. J. T. 828 Bermison, C. 822 Ritchie, L. C. ... ' 822 Cheriton, K. R. 8:7 Clark. G. L. 8,7 Tidswell, S. R. 810 Simmonds, D. L. 803 Castle, A. 801 Hill, D. W. 80 1 Hockey, J. M. 798 Davis, C. W. 795 Trew, H. D. G. 794 Beach, F. B. 773 Connor. V. E. 781 Smail, F.A. H. 760 Klickmann, C. 779 Peckham, C. G. 75 r Boyes, D. F. G. 764 Findlay, J. A. 738 Allwright, S. 755 Pendleton, J. 1. C. 685 Billinghurst, A. R. ... 739 Hubble, E. A. 680 Mather, J. M. 700 Smith, R. F. R. 679 Fyfe, E. R. P. 694 Chattield, R. P. 676 Hugh, A. C. 682 Goodall, (X P. 672 Banting, V. L. 664 Dunn, S. H. 659 *Ritchie, D. F. 663 Cave, L. 650 Bullett. A. W. 662 Wood, A. A. 642 Hall, L. S. 660 Hawkins, E. J. W. ... 628 Hoe, E. R. 637 Tayler, R. G. 60 1 Goodchild, D. W. ... f'33 *Essex, G. G. 594 Parsons, A. 630 McLeod, D. 576 *Wirth, P. 622 McLeod, M. 573 Marsland, J. F. 606 Chell, J. E. 569 Coupland, C. J. B. ... 603 Leach, R. S. 55 1 Wand, R. L. 584 Collins, P. M. 507 Masterman, E. G. 54i Flint, A. W. 425 *Rogers, L. H. 386 Harrison, J. W. H. ... Absent HVills, P. L. 75 Hart, L. G. Absent

* Absent from part of Examination. 21 SUCCESSES FOR 1914-1915. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON-July, 1914. FIRST EXAMINATION FOR THF M.B. DEGREE. Holgate, A. W. INTERMEDIATE B.Sc. Branson, V. C., Wallis, W. M., West, R. W. SENIOR SCHOOL EXAMINATION, 1914. SENIOR CEKT IFICATE, \vi th Honours (including Matriculation). Bacon, C. 1' i'., 111., cp, (u., am., p. Minister, C. J. e., cp,, I. Booer, J. R. »'., I"; K Palmer, W. N. e., m,, me., cp., I., fo. Eraser, A. '"; '•/>-, A' , h., am. Selby, D. 1'". e., m., cp., p. Halsey, J. D. m., me., p. Slinn, J. H. m., c., 1., am., p. Lockey, E. W. t1., in., cp Smith, W. L. m., cp., I, f. SENIOR CER'l IFICATE (inc•hiding Matriculation). Archibald, C. K. m., cp. Houghto i, E..C. m., ju. Rawbone, C. K. in., I. Ashley, W. S. m. Keves, F cp. Rayner, P. D. m. Beagley, F. P. c. Laxton, m. Kidley, A. G. m. Brumby, A. R {• Lewis, C F. cp. Rogers, E. F. m. Fitter, R.J. m., cp. Lucas, H . IX m. Rogers, W. K. m. Foster, N. H. Martin, 1I. W. m. Snell, H. K. Hall, P. E. m., /o. Paterson A. C. h. Soar, L. C. m., cp. Hayles, T. E. III., Cp. Peckharn , H. R. c., I. Thompson, F". W. m. Hollis, W. 111., Cp. Peryer, J R. m. West, W. F. Hope, F:. P. in. Phillips, A. J. m., cp. SUPPLEMENT \RY lierridge, C. S. I'assed in History and Geography. SENIOR CER'l IFICATE ONLY Bercheni, R. O. {».,&>. Distinguished in Oral French — Bacon, C. V.., Berchem, R. O., Booer, J. K., Hall, P. E., Hough ton, E. C., Palmer, W. N. „ ,, ,, German — Bercheni, R O., Booer, J. R. e denotes distinction in English. y> d notes distinction in Physics. ttt ,, ,, ,, Elementary Mathematics. /(i ., ,, ,, French Written and Oral). (tin ,, ,,, ,. Advanced Mathematics. / ., ,, ,, French (Written only). me ,, ., ., Elementary Mechanics. t

SCHOLARSHIPS and EXHIBITIONS.

AWARDED BY THE COLLEGE GOVERNORS.

Foundation Scholarships—Entrance: Eleven pounds ten shillings per annum, tenable in the first instance for three years, open to boys over twelve and under fourteen years of age on 31st July, who have been educated elsewhere than at a Public Elementary School.—Brook, W. H., Wimble, R W.

Open to Boys already in the School— Age ii—12 Nye, E. G. „ 12—13 Griffith, A. L. ,, 13—14 ...... Wyborn, L. „ 14—15 Brand, G. M. „ 15—16 ...... Parsons, J.

Dulwich College Scholarships—Twenty-four pounds per annum, tenable for four years. Rutherford, W. L.

Exhibitions— Thirty pounds per annum, tenable for three years—Shears, A. J.

AWARDED BY CHRIST'S HOSPITAL.

Scholarships—Open to Boys under 13 years of age who have been educated for ttm years at a Secondary School, tenable at Christ's Hospital (Bluecoat School) Horsham—

AWARDED BY THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL.

Intermediate Scholarships, value from Twenty to Twenty-jive Pounds, -with Tuition Fees.

Ashley, W. S. Hayles, T. E. Peryer, J. R. Bacon, C. E. Hope, E. P. Phillips, A. J. Beagley, F. P. Keyes, F. Peckham, H. R. Booer, J. R. Laxton, G. . Rogers, W. E. Brumby, A. R. Lucas, H. D. Slinn, J. H. W. Fraser, A. Martin, R. W. Soar, L. C. Hall, P. E. Palmer, W. \. Thompson, F. W. Halsey, J.D. Paterson, A. C. (23)

SENIOR COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP—Dansie, C. B. West, R. W. Old Boys' Results, Honours, etc., since Prize Distribution, July 29th., 1914.

Rawlinson, A. K. J. (Revd.) Preacher at the Commemoration Service on Founder's Day, June 2Oth., 1915. Gauntlett, F. M. Invested with the insignia of the Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire (C.I.E.) Newman, I'". H., Appointed Principal of Battersea Polytechnic. Hudson, O. F. D.Sc., University of Birmingham. Hudson, C. K. B. A., University of Oxford; Third Class Honours in English Language and Literature. (ieale, A. B.Sc., University of London. Melinsky, M. B.Sc., (Engineering) ; University of London. Procter, E. B.Sc., (Engineering) ; University of London—Second Class Honours. Dansie, C. R. Intermediate B.Sc., University of London. Snell, H. K. Intermediate B.Sc., University of London. Ritchie, J. Matriculation, University of London. Griffith, H. S. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Jennings, H. C. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., appointed House Physician at St. Thomas's Hospital. Stephenson, J. Treasurer's Prize for Essay on "Surgical Shock"—Guy's Hospital. Holgate, A. \V. Second Examination for Medical Degree, with Honours. Mitchell, A. First Examination for Medical Degree. Frostick, W. C,. A.K.C. (Theology)—King's College, London. Arnold, C. L. Member of Institute of Electrical Engineers (A.M.I.E.E.) Griffiths, A. O. Final Examination of Bankers' Institute. Shinkfield, L. C. Civil Service—Customs and Excise. Wood, D. C. Civil Service- Second Division. Wybrow, V. R. F. Civil Service—Second Division. Ward, C. F. Intermediate Examination of Chartered Accountants.

Alleyn Boys who proceeded to Dnhvich College.

Stedman, J. A. Form (Science Sixth) Prize, and Mathematics Prize Class I (Science and Engineering). Inter.B.Sc. University of London, and Open Science Exhibition. Pembroke College, Cambridge. Peaker, A. P. Open Classical Exhibition, Worcester College, Oxford. Tucker, A. R. Woolwich Entrance Examination. Morlock, H. V. Prize for Mathematics, Class V, Modern Side. Rutherford, R. V. Form Prize (Upper III A), and Mathematics Prize, of Class I Junior School.

Alleyn Boys who proceeded to Christ's Hospital.

Potter, R. B. McC. Matriculation, University of London, and Intermediate Scholarship of London County Council. Stanton, J. C. Matriculation, University of London. Ebben, B. K. C. Fourth Form Prize for English Essay, and Upper Fourth Form Prize, and Histo/y Prize. PRIZE LIST. SENIOR SCHOOL.

Form. 'j English. M«ffc«m,«CS.' ;,«,,,;,,«,.,«. Chemistry. Physics. Year's Work.

VI Upper. Bacon, C. E. e r N Shears, A. J. Soar. Lt. C. Booer, J. R. Fitter, R. J. Smi?h , 'vvTL '

Matriculation Awai :ing University rt suits. (A) Thomas, C. D. Parsons, J. Small, F. W. G. Wirth, C. H. Brand, G. M. Remove A. Small, F. W.G. Wirth, C. H- Remove C. Snelling. B. S. Snellin^ li S Pnrt> K. A • P;IC*P K. A Tivlor R A A Smith J D V A. Room, L. E. Southall.H.W.R. Poynor, F. J. R. Rodgers, H. Janes, J. G. T. D'Arcy, S. C. Farrington, A. 3 V C. Lamb, C. F. Edwards, G. A. Pettet, I). W. Bond, E. S. Brookes, P. G. Fleming, L- P.

English. Mathematics. French. German . Science. Modern History Matriculation (B) Awa ting University results. Year's WorH.

Farmer, C. R Price, W. L. Hale, H.C. F. Remove B Scott, N. C. Snell, N. VV. Scott, N. C. Snell, N. VV. Farmer, G. R, V B Peryer, G. W. Peryer, G. W. Oxer, K. J. : Peryer, G.VV. Peryer, G. VV. Peryer, G. W. up Rolls, W. P. V D Mann, A.M. Highfield, W. G rung, r. f. :King. F. P. Mann, A. H. Paterson, H. D.

English. Mathematics. Science. Year's Work. IV A Williams. A. C. D'Leny, W. C. Farrant, A. P. Karrant, A. P. Wyborn, I.. Littlecott, L. S. Florence. P. A. Littlecott, L. S. Brown, J. C. Davies, E. H. IV B Milton, E. T. Davies, K. H. Davies, K. H. IV C Murche, H. L. Guntrip, H. J. K. Smith, H. R. Murche, H. L. Smith, H. R. IV U Hubling, A. C. Reedman, A. E. Huhlini", A. C, Smith, S. VV. May, A. fi.

English. AJaflieniatics. I^rench. Science. Year's Work. Ill A Carter, P. C. W. VVhiteman, K. H. Clover, L. B. Klicltmann, R. Smith, D. L. C. Ill B |Room,T.G. JRoom, T. G. Koom.T. G, Rawtmne, E. J. Griffith, A. L. Ill C Rickett.O. C. jColtins, A. R. H. iWestrup, G. A. Nye, E. G. Palmer, R. A, III D Banfleld, C. W. Sto.:kwell, H. C. ll.each, E. R. Leach, E. R. Gale, E. R. JUNIOR SCHOOL. Knfilisli find French. Aritlnnetic and Science General Proficiency. II A Hodgkinson, F. H. Ritchie, G. V. - Cooke, E. D. II B Heywood , H. Philcox, H. Jones, K. R. , .. Green, A. P. Cheriton, R. R. Niven, A. C. 1 UP- Bennison, C. I Lw. ! Ritchie, L. C. Tini(>a»lcv,' F. P. (Junior) D'Arcy, S. C., Taylor, R. A. A. M.P.'s Prize.—Appleyard,'.!. E. ALLEYN'S SCHOOL, DULWICH, S.E.

SUCCESSES FOR 1914-1915.

UNIVERSITY OF LONDON-July, 1914.

SENIOR SCHOOL EXAMINATION, 1914.

SENIOR CERTIFICATE, with Honours (including Matriculation).

Bacon, C. E, e.. m., cp, fo.. am., p. Minister, C. J. e., cp., I. Booer, J. R, m,, /«., go. Palmer, W. N. e., »»., me., cp., I., fo. Eraser, A. m,, cp., g., h., am. Selby, D. F, e., m., cp., p. Halsey, f. D. m., me., p. Slinn, J. H. m., c., I, am., p. Lockcy, E. W. e., m., cp. Smith, W. L. m., cp., I., f.

SENIOR CERTIFICATE (including Matriculation). Archibald, C. R. m., cp. Hough ton, E. C. )»., fo. Rawbone, C. R. m., I. Ashlev, W. S. m. Keyes, F. cp. Rayner, P. D. m. Beagley, F. P. c. Laxton, G. m. Ridley, A. G. m, Brumby. A. R. f- Lewis, C. F. cp. Rogers, E. F. TO. Fitter. R. J. m., cp. Lucas, H. D. m, Rogers, W. E. m. Foster, NT. H. Martin, R. W. m. Snell, H. K. Hall, P. E. m., fo. Paterson, A. C. h. Soar, L. C. m., cp. Hayles, T. E. m., cp. Peckham, H. R. e 1 Thompson, F. W. m. Hoilis, W. m., cp. Perver, J..R. m. West, W. F. Hope, E. P. m. Phillips, A. I. m., cp.

SUPPLEMENTARY—Herridge, C. S. Passed in Histoiy and Geography.

SENIOR CERTIFICATE OXLY-Bsrchem, R. O. /»., go.

Distinguished in Oral French—Bacon, C E., Berrhem, R. O. G. A., Booer, J. >R,, Hall, P. E:, Houghton, E. C., Palmer, W. N. „ ,, „ German -~Berchem, R. O, G. A., Booer, J. R.

distinction in English. p djnotes distinction in Physics, ,, Elementary Mathematics. ,, French (Written and Oral). „ Advanced Mathematics. ,, French (Written only). ,, Klementary Mechanics, „ German (Written and Oral), ,, Chemistry (Theor>ry and . n ., German (Written only). Practice). I H ,, History. ,, Chemistry .Theory nnly). | / ,, Latin. UNIVERSITY OF LONDON.

FIRST EXAMINATION FOR THE M.B. DEGREE. Holgate, A. W.

INTER MEDIATE B.Sc. Branson, V.C. Wallis, W. M. West, R. W.

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. Open Science Scholarship—Holgate, A. VV.

KING'S COLLEGE. Warneford Open Scholar-ship—C. B. Dansie.

INTERMEDIATE CIVIL SERVICE. Beach, J. W. No. 21 ) Butler, H, No. 49 • out of 96 taken. Herridge, C. S. No. 63 ) Beach—2nd in Gen. Knowledge t~ 3rd in Physics II[. Butler—3rd in Chemistry II. Herridge—2nd in Physics III.

AWARDED BY THE LONDON COUNTY COUNCIL.

Intermediate Scholarships, value from Twenty to Twenty-five Pounds, with Tuition Fees.

INTERMEDIATE L.C.C. SCHOLARS! 'PS. Ashley, W. S. Hayles, T E. Pcryer, J. R. Bacon, C. E. Hope, E. 1 . Phillips, A. J, Beagley, F. P. Keycs, F, Peckham, H. R, Booer, J. R. I.axton, G. Ropers, W. E. Brumby, A. R. Luc.-is, H. D. Siinn. J. II. W. 'Eraser. A. Martin, R. \V. Soar, L. C. Hall, P. E. Palmer, W. \. Thomson, F. W. Halsey, J. D. Paterson, A. C. (23)

SENIOR COUNTY SCHOLARSHIP—C. B, Dansie. Hlle\m'0 Scbool, Bulwicb.

IRoll of <£>tt>

SERVING IN

KM. FORCES DURING THE PRESENT WAR.

LIST REVISED TJ JULY 20th, 1915. 0

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Roll of Old Boys serving in H.M Forces during the Present War.

SCHOOL NAME RANK CORPS, REQT., SHIP

1905 Ablett, E. V. W. Pte. Sportsman's Bn. R. Fus. 1903 Adams, H. R. Pte. R.F.A. 1907 Adams, N. O. ... L.-Corpl. 20th Bn. R. Fus. 1909 s Addiscott, W. S. Pte. 6th Bn. R. Fus. 1909 v Admans, H. G. ... 2nd Lieut. Warwick Light Inf. 1913 t Affleck, J. B. 1906 Airey, S. E. Corpl. R.F.A. 1903 Alderton, F. W. ...Asst.-Paym. R.N.R., H.M.S. Queen Mary 1907 Allen, J. A. ... 2nd Lieut. Seaforth Highlanders. 1912 s Alliston, W. P. ... Pte. R:E. (T) 1902 Alwin, R. C. ... 2nd Lieut. 12th Bn. Worcester Regt. (attached to jth). 1894 Anderson, A. C. ... Capt. Army Veterinary Corps. 1910 t Anderson, H.W.W. R.N.V.R. (Antwerp). 1888 Anderson, W. H.... Sergt. I4th Co.of Lond.(L.Scot) T 1895 Angless, W. H. ... L.-Corpl. 2istCo.of Lon.(istSurrey) -r 1915 br Appleyard, J. E..., Cadet. R.M.A. (Woolwich). 1877 Appleyard, R. ... Commr. R.N.V.R. 1909 Archer, J. E. ... 2nd Lieut. A S C 1901 Arnold, C. L. ... Pte. P.S. Bn. Midd'x Regt. 1904 Arnold, D Pte. A S C '1907 Askew, H. R. ... 2nd Lieut. P!S. Bn. Midd'x Regt. 1907 br Askew, G Pte. P.S. Bn. Midd'x Regt. LEFT SCHOOL NAME RANK CORPS., REGT., SHIP _ 1912 br Atkinson, H. "J. ... Pte. 5thCityofLond.(L.R.B.) 1903 Atkinson, W. H.... R.G.A.,Colombo,Ceylon. iqog t Aucutt, D. Sergt. i3th Bn. Sussex Regt. 1902 Aucutt, R. E. Tpr. and KingEdward'sHorse. 1913 br Austin, G. G. Pte. 5thCityofLond.(L.R.B.) T 1912 f Avila, F. L. Pte. gth Co. of Lon. (Q. Viet.) 1902 Avila, H. R. A. ... T -Corpl. 4th Bn. Seaforth High'rs. 1906 Avila, S. W. Pte. H.A.C. x" 1908 b Aylwin, E. 2nd Lieut. R.G.A. ^ 1912 b Bachrach, E. Tpr. 2nd Co. of Lond. Yeom.'j (West. Dragoons). 1911 b Bachrach, R. Corpl. R.E. (Elect. Eng.) 1906 Bacon, L. G. Sgt.-Instr. Army Gymnastic Staff. 1899 Bacon, S. V. Sgt.-Instr. Army Gymnastic Staff. ^ 1905 Baggallay, W. R... Corpl. 24th Co. of Lon. (Queen's) 1910 c Bailey, A. G. Pte. i5thCo.ofLon.(Civ.Serv.) 1911 b Bailey, L. A. Pte. 2istCo.ofLon.(istSurrey)T 1913 b Bailey, V. W. ... Pte. Wiltshire Regt. 1905 Baker, A Lieut. Kolar Gold Fields Rif..V. Baker, W. Tpr. West Kent Yeomanry. **f 1904 Ball, A. J Sergt. R.N. Div. (Engin'g Sect.) 1907 Ball, F. G. 2nd Lieut. East Surrey Regt. 1910 br Barber, J. G. Pte. R.E. ^f 1913 c Barham, W. C. ... 2nd Lieut. loth Co. of Lond. ! 1908 br Barnes, F Pte. H.A.C. 1906 Barnes, J. P. Pte. Seaforth High'rs. —^- 1911 b Barnes, J. Q. Pte. 20thCo.ofLond.(W.Kent) I 1899 Barry, VV. E. ,.. AB R.N.V.R., H.M.S. Queen Mary. 1897 Bartlett, R. W. H. Pte. R.F.A. ^ ^1908 c Bassett, W. S. ... Pte. i6thCo.ofLon.(Q.West.) * 1904 Bate, C Pte. 25th Co. of Lon. (Cyclists) -f 1902 Battersby, W. C. L. Pte. P.S. Bn. Midd'x Regt. 1910 s Batty, S. T. Dr. Australian Exped. Force. ^_. 1911 r Baxter, C. M. Pte. 5th City of Lond. (L.R.B.) i 1902 Bayley, P. Pte. H.A.C. 1914 br Beach, J. W. London Electrical Eng. 1907 Beale, f. R. L.- Corpl. R.E. 1910 s Beall, S. N. Dr. H.A.C. 1909 6 Beavis, E. A. Corpl. R.E. (Elect. Eng.) ^> •^"1914 c Bell, H. L. Pte. 5th City of Lond. (L.R.B.) 1911 br Belsham, S. J. Lieut. 5th Midd'x Regt. (attchd. 2nd Bn. Wilts Regt.) 1909 s Belsham, W. F. ... Sergt. 2nd City of Lond.(R. Fus.) 1900 Bennell, R. W. ... L. -Seaman. R.N. (Armed Escort). SCHOOL NAME RANK CORPS, REGT., SHIP 1909 6 Bennett, ]. C. 2nd Lieut. Loyal North Lane. Regt. 1914 t Bennison, N. C. ... Pte. 24th Co.of Lond.(Queen's) ** 1908 b Berendt, H. Pte. 2fth Co.of Lond.(Cyclists) "V 1908 br Bishop, J. E. L.-Corpl. loth Bn. R. Fus. 1912 br Bishop, L. E. Inns of Court'O.T.C. 1914 c Bissett, A. A. Pte. i3th Co. of Lond. 1898 Fitch, C. H. Pte. 3rd City of London. 1908 c Fitter, W. J. Pte. H.A.C. ^ 1913 s Fleming, D. J. . Pte. 2/20thCo.ofLon.(W.Kent) I 1909 r Florence, S. Pte. i8th Co. of Lond.(L.Irish). "f 1898 Foden, F. J. Pte. Lond. Reg. (R. Fus.) 1901 Foden, H. S. Pte. S. African Defence Corps. _J9I]t r Fogden, G, H. J. Pte. i6th Co. of Lon.(Q.West.) I 1910 (6) Forman, A. C. . Pte. gth Bn. R. Fus. 1905 Fortescue, R. H.. Pte. aist Bn. Royal Fusiliers. Foster, H . L.-Corpl. 2/4th Bn. Lon. R. (R.Fus.) •1905 Fowler, G. H. . , Sergt. ist Lond. San. Co., R.A.M.C. (T) I 1913 * Fowler, H. B. Pte. 6th City of London. 1909 r Fox, A. E. . Sergt. 13th Co. of Lond. (Ken-< sington Bn.) 1911 s Frampton, L. J. . Pte. 5th City of Lond. (L.R.B.) *{ 1908 c Fraser, A. McD. . Pte. i4th Co. of Lond.(L.Scot) f 1905 Frisby, H. R. , 2nd Lieut. a&h-etn-of Lond.(Artisto) -f ^1908 br Frostr A. A. , Sergt. 5th City of Lond.(L.R.B.)7 "1911 r Frost, P. L. Pte. Canadian Exped. Force. 1907 v Fry, H. A. Pte. nth Co. of Lond. *f 1901 Fyffe, W. ... . and Lieut. R.E. _ 1910 br Galbraith, T. G. Pte. i4th Co. of Lond.(L.Scot) \ 1902 Garland, L. S. . Pte. 2istCo.of Lon.(istSurrey) *•*• LEFT 0 SCHOOL NAME RANK CORPS, REGT., SHIP i go i Gates, H. B. Pte. Canadian Exped. Force. igog r Gattie, B. B. 2nd Lieut. A.S.C. i8gg Gibson, J. R. Pte. Colombo Town Guard. igog br Gillespie, J. M. ... Pte. H.A.C. ^ _igo7 s Gillespie, R. B. ... Pte. i4thCo. ofLond.(L.Scot) I igii br Gillott, W. A. ... Tpr. nth Hussars. _^, igu r Godsave, G. E. ... 2nd Lieut. I4th Co. of Lond.(L.Scot) 1 igii c Glanville, C. H. ... Pte. A.S.C. (Motor Transport) igio b Glenie, G. R. Pte. Lond. Univ. O.T.C. igi4 t Goater, E. C. 2nd Lieut. 5th Bn. W. Yorks. Regt. \ igi3 br Gopsill, K. 2nd Lieut. East Surrey Regt. igio br Gow, G. H. Pte. A.S.C. (Motor Transport) igio b Gracey, W. Inns of Court O.T.C. igo5 Grape, D. H. Pte. D. of Cornwall's L. Infy. igii v Green, A. J. Brit. Red Cross Soc. igog c Green, H. F. Signalman. R.N.V.R., H.M.S. Implac- able, j ^ igo3 Green, H. J. 2nd Lieut. Dorset Regt. 'I -- igo2 Greenwood, J. L. Pte. .A.S.C. (Motor Transport) —. igoo Greig, J Pte. i4th Co. of Lond.(L.Scot) J igo7 Greig, W Pte. I4th Co. of Lond.(L.Scot.) * igo4 Grieve, P.... .». 2nd Lieut. I7th Bn. Welsh Regt. Grieve, W. H. L... Sergt. i4thCo.of Lon.(Lon.Scot) T igii 6 Griffin, O. K. Tpr. Surrey Yeomanry, -f igo4 Griffith, H. S. Lieut. R.A.M.C. jgio v Griffiths, A. O. ... L,-Corpl. R. Sussex Regt. ^ igo3 Griffiths, F. S. ^ <^?£tpyC~ Seaforth Highlanders. ^^CN igi4 c Griffith, J. E. .*T yf*Vy ^^SiiMee/sst^i^S^lSsK) ''••'(* igo5 Grimes, E. C. Pte. Canadian Exped. Force.- igo8 Grimes, H. C. Pte. 23rd Co. of Lond. "1 igoo Gross, P. E. Pte. 7th City of Lon. (R. Fus.) igog br Groves, H. J. H. ... Pte. R.A.M.C. i8g8 Groves, W. W. ... ' ,> f . ^ Inns ofCourt O.T.C. £> igog b Gurney, G. V. E... Corpl. Canadian Exped. Force. ' f>*~ ign 6 Guthrie, A. R. P... Bombr. R.F.A. ' ign b Haddon, C. J. Drummer. Tyneside Scottish. ~T ~igo8 br Haile, F. H. Pte. H.A.C. igo7 Hains, R Pte. i6th Co. of Lon.(Q.West.) 1 i8g6 Hall, H. H. Pte. aothCo.of Lond.(W.Kent) T igog t Halsey, W. R. ... Tpr. 2nd Co. of Lond. Yeom.^- (West. Dragoons) igii r Hammond, H. R... Pte. i4th Co. of Lon. (L. Scot.) i8gg Handcock, A. J. ... Pte. 28th Co. of Lon. (Artists) T igio b Hanna, C. H. Pte. i5thCo.of Lon.(Civ.Serv.) f i8gg Hanna, F. C. Lieut. R.N.,H.M. Monitor No.3O. SCHOOL CORPS, REGT., SHIP igog b Hanssen, E. F. ... 2nd Lieut. loth Bn. Bedford Regt. Harries, B. G. Lieut. A.O.C. ign s Harris, A. N. 2nd Lieut. 8th Bn. R. W. Kent Regt. 1899 Harris, E. C. Pte. Army Pay Corps. 1904 Harris, J. A. 2nd Lieut. R.E. 1908 b Harris, R. H. Pte. R.F.A. 1911 b Harris, S. ... Pte. 2istCo.of Lon.(ist Surrey) 1903 Harrison, C. W.... Tpr. Surrey Yeom. ~~ 1913 br Hart, L. St. C. ... Tpr. Essex Yeomanry." 1901 Hartley, T. C. ... Corpl. A O C 1897 Haselgrove, R. H. Pte. 5th City of Lond. (L.R.B.) _igo6 Hatfield, C. R. ... Pte. Calcutta Light Horse. igo7 r Hawkins, C. E. ... Pte.- R.E. (Elect. Eng.) 1901 Hawkins, G. W.... 1910 s Hawkins, H. F. W. Pte. i6th Co. of Lon. (Q. West.) 1912 r Hawkins, H. L. ... Pte. R.A.M.C. ^ 1912 s Hawkins, L. L. W. Pte. London Irish Rifles. igij.br Hawkins, W. E. W. Pte. 24thCo. of Lond.(Queen's) 1 1914 c Hayles, T. E. ... Pte. R F A 1902 Hay-Smith, A. D. Sergt. 5th City of Lond.(L.R.B-) T 1902 Head, R. J. Pte. iSthCo.of Lon.(Civ.Serv.) T _igo8 b Heard, W 2nd Lieut. West Riding Regt. 1909 t Heathfield, F. R. J. Pte. 5th City of Lond.(L.R.B.) T 1913 v Hibberd, F. C. ... Pte. 6th Bn. E. Surrey R. 1912 c Hodgkinson, P. S. Pte. H.A.C. 1908 b Holland, F. H. ... Corpl. R.E. (Elect. Eng.) 1893 Holland, J. A. ... L.-Comm. R.N.R. 1906 Holland, R. A. ... Capt. E. Yorkshire Regt. igo3 Holt, H. S. Pte. A.S.C. (Motor Cyclist). ign c Hone, R. C. ign r Hook, G. A. Tpr. Queen's O wnOxf. Hussars. ^igog t Hooper, H. G. ... Pte. 6th City of Lond. 1904 Hopperton, H. R. Prob. FI. R. Flying Corps. Sub-Li cut. 1909 br Hoskins, H. W. ... Pte. i5thCo.of Lon.(Civ.Serv.) igio t Houseman, A. W. 2nd Lieut. 2/i5th Co. of Lon. (Civ. Serv.) igo6 Howard, E. Corpl. ist Kent Cyclist Bn. T 1912 c Howard, W. L. ... Pte. R.A.M.C. 1914 s Hubbard, A. W. ... Inns of Court O.T.C. Hubbard, R. G. ... Pte. 22ndCo.of Lond.(Queen's) 1882 Hughes, E. Sergt. 5th City of Lond.(L.R.B.) r 1904 Hughes, S. C. ... Lieut. R.N.R. J907 ^ Hunnex, R. W. R. Naval Air Service. Hunter, J. E. A. ...Capt.&Adjt.gth Co. of Lon. ((g. Viet.) u " u * . r R.W.F. «*fti-f). LEFT SCHOOL NAME RANK CORPS, REGT., SHIP ^ff" 1910 s Huntington, H. ... Pte. 5th Bn. E. Surrey. \ 1899 Izod, F Pte. R.A.M.C. 1896 Izod.J. H. Pte. Canadian Exped. Force. 1906 Izod, N Pte. R.F.A. 1912 t ackson, E. H. ... Pte. 2nd Lond.Div.Cyclist Co. T^ 1911 t ' ackson, W. G. C. Pte. 2ist Co.of Lon.(istSurrey) -r 1909 c acobi, W. T. Inns of Court O.T.C. t 1914 r ames, G. D. Lond. Univ. O.T.C. 1912 b , arvis, D. S. Desp'tch R R.E. "1910 c asper, H. H. Pte. R.E. 1908 s effrey, R. H. Pte. 5th City of Lond.(L.R.B.) t /igia V ennings, J. W. ... P.O. Mech. R.N. (Air Service). 1908 r ewson, F. L.-Corpl. 5th Bn: E. Surrey Regt. T 1905 oily, H. K. Tpr. City of London Yeom. (Rough Riders) 1906 ones, B. E. T. ... 2nd Lieut. nth Bn. R. Sussex Regt. 19*3 s ones, F. B. Pte. H.A.C. 1904 ones, H. W. Inns of Court O.T.C. 1910 s ones, P. H. Pte. i6th Co. of Lon.(Q.West) JL9°° ones, V. L. Tpr. West Kent Yeom. "T 1904 Keast, J. W. Royal Flying Corps. 1910 c Keeble, E. C. Corpl. R.E.(Mot.Cyclists Corps). 1909 c Kemp, E. C. 2nd Lieut. gth Bn. The Yorks. Regt. 1914 br Kemp, L. J. * 1908 br Kent, E. C. Pte. Brit. Red Cross Comm'ee, lent to French Govt. 1907 Killick, A. H. ... Lieut. 10th Bn. E. Surrey Regt. 1906 Kingwill, F. J. ... Inns of Court O.T.C. , i9°3 Kingwill, J. E. N. Corpl. R.E. 1914 s Kingswell, L. W... Pte. i4th Co. of Lond.(L.Scot.) « 1884 Kirby, F. H., v.c. Hon. Lieut. Royal Flying Corps. — • & O-Mr. 1907 Kirkhope, J. Pte. R.A.M.C. 1900 Kitcat, A. J. 2nd Lieut. 2nd Bn. Wilts Regt. 1909 r Kitson, L. C. 1 3th Div. Cyclist Corps. ^^ 1909 br Klein, T. C. Pte. i4th Co.of Lond. (L.Scot.) \ 1903 Knott, K. W. ... Lieut. A.S.C. - WiT««~i^~>f'.^^Mi* 1911 b Knowlden, A. F.... Pte. R.F;A 1906 Knowlden, W. *<4 MT» /KC*'. i •-! 1910 t Knowlden, W. G. Pte. 2istCo.of Lon.(istSurrey) fT 1886 Knowles, F. L. ... 3rd Brig., City of London Red Cross. J9°9 Lamb, C. Wu ... 2nd Lieut. 7th Bn. The Yorks. Regt. "igog * Lane, D. E. P. 1903 Lane, E. G. .^WirelessOp.R.E. (T) R. 10 LEFT SCHOOL NAME RANK CORPS, REGT., SHIP _ 1907 Lane, H. R. Pte. 20thCo.of,Lond.(W.Kent). > 1912 t Langford, 3. H. Pte. i5th Co.of Lon.(Civ.Servv ~\ 1911 s Langley, A. C. Pte. R.F.A. 1911 t Lanham, E. Pte. 24th Co.of Lond.(Queen's) J* 1907 Leake, J. H. Pte. i6th Co. of Lon.(Q.West.) » 1906 Ledgard, R. S. ... Corpl. 5th City of Lond.(L.R.B.) \ 1899 Lee, A. L.... Pte. 24thCo.ofLond.(Queen's)^ _ia.o5 Lee, P...... Sergt. i3th Co. of Lond. (Ken- -^ sington Bn.) 1906 Le Grove, W. Pte. 2nd City of Lond.(R.Fus.) 1905 Leigh ton, G. A. Pte. Seaforth Highlanders. IQOI Forbes-Leith, F. A. C. 2nd Lieut. A.S.C. (Mech. Transport). -r 1907 Forbes-Leith, R.,E. Pte. i8thCo.ofLon.(Lon.Irish). ^ ' 1907 Leman, D. W. ... 2nd Lieut, aust Co.of Lon.(istSurrey) V 1908 r Lewis, A. W. ... .Pte. 7th City of Lond.(R.Fus.)' ' 1914 s Lewis, C. F. 1907 Lidington, A. S. Pte.' R.A.M.C. 1906 Light, F. E. Sergt. !5thCo.ofLon.(Civ.Serv.) Lightfoot, H. E. Pte. R.A.M.C. Line, P. A. Corpl. 2istCo. of Lon.(istSurrey) t Lipsharn, C. W., Pte. Canadian Exped. Force^fc, r Lloyd, E. A. tft Inns of Court Q.T.C. T - c Lockey, E. W. teJ 4th City of Lon. (R. Fus. Lovell, A. L, Pte. 6th City of Lon. (Rifles) Lucas, R. A. R. Naval Air Service. s Lugg, C. C. .. Wireless Op.R.N.V.R. Luker, C. C. Pte. 2istCo. of Lon.(istSurrey) T s Lunn, G. C. Pte. R.F.A. b Lunn, V. ... Pte. East Surrey Regt. b Lunnon, E. L. Pte. igth (P.S.) Bn. R. Fus. 1915 br Lunnon, J. D. K. .. 2nd Lieut, nth Bn. Essex Regt. 1910 s Lunnon, V. M. Lieut. nth Bn. Essex Regt. 1914 br Lymbery, F. Pte. , H.A.C. 1909 br Lymbery, M. .. 2nd Lieut. R.F.A. -^ 1907 MacGregor, J. .. Sergt. i4th Co. of Lon. (L.Scot.) » 1905 Macnamara, B. C. 2nd Lieut. A.S.C. 1904 Macnamara, N; C. 2nd Lieut. Loyal N. Lane. Regt. 1902 Macrae, S.... Pte. Vol. Force, Nyasaland, B. Cent. Africa. 1912 c Mahon, D. M. Pte. Seaforth Highlanders. "1898% Main, H. B. ...EngLt-ComR.N., H.M.S. Canada. 1901 Main, S. E. ... Eng. Lt. R.N., H.M.S. Shannon. 1906 Mallett, H. C. R.N.V.R. .r 1893 Maltby, C. M. Pte. 2istCo.of Lon.(istSurrey) M SCHOOL NAME RANK CORPS, REGT., SHIP 1898 Maltby, G. ... 2nd Lieut. Indian Army. ^ 1907 Manning, C. V. F. Corpl. Middlesex Hussars. V > 1907 Manson, M. M. Pte. :2istCo. ofLon.(istSurrey) • ' 1898 Manson, R. G. Pte. R.A.M.C. ^ 1911 c Manton, H. P. :.. Tpr. 2nd Co. of Lond. Yeom. V (West. Dragoons). 1907 Marchant, D. V. Pte. R.F.A. -T 1909 r Marsh, F. S. Pte. 2istCo.ofLon.(istSurrey) » 1903 Marshall, F. W. . . . 2nd Lieut. i2th Bn. Essex Regt. 1911 t Marsland, E. A. 1907 Martin, H. W. B. Corpl. i6th Co. of Lon.(Q.West.) 1914 t Martin, R. W. Pte. 4th Bn. R.W. Surrey Regt. 1911 br Martin, T. ... 2nd Lieut. R.F.A. 2 1910 c Mashman, W. H ... Pte. 2othCo.ofLond.(W.Kent v* 1911 b Mason, G. H. L. ... 2nd Lieut. loth Bn. Norfolk Regt. f 1901 Mason, H. W. K.... Corpl. 3rd Bn. R.W. Kent. Regt. 1906 Mason, R. B. ... Tpr. 2nd Co. of Lond. Yeom. . ' (West. Dragoons). 1 1911 r Masters, L. F. . . . Seaman. R.N. Div.(Crystal Palace) 1908 r May, H. R. Pte. 23rd Bn. Royal Fus. 1912 c Mayer, G. ... Pte. R.F.A. 1906 Mayo, P. F. R.N.V.R. 1911 b McCallum, C. J. Pte. 5th Bn. E. Surrey Regt, 1905 McDougald, F. M. Pte. i3thSig. Section, R.E. 1901 McGlashan, E. Tpr. Calcutta Light Horse. 1898 McGlashan, H. Lieut. R.N.R., H.M.S. Actceon. 1913 f Mclntyre, G. D. Pte. i4th Co. of Lon. (L. Scot.) 1906 McMurray, S. Pte. ;Seaforth Highlanders. _. 1907 Mead, J. A. D. Pte. i2th Bn. Lond. Regt. 1907 br Meadley, C. L. ...Eng.R.Artif.R.N., H.M.S. Excellent. 1903 Melinksky, A. . . . Seaman. R.N. Div.(Crystal Palace) 1911 br Melinsky, M. M. ... 2nd Lieut. 15th Bn. Royal Fusiliers. 1907 br Meller, N. G. Tpr. 1Middlesex Hussars. 1914 b Mellor, A. G. ... Pte. H.A.C. 1900 Mercer, L. J. 1908 br Mersh, L. S. ... Corpl. Motor Scout, West Kent Yeom. 1908 r Michell, D. D. Pte. H.A.C. 1907 Michell, W. H. Pte. !H.A.C. 1908 t Miller, A. E. Pte. :2nd City of Lon. (R. Fus.) _- 1907 t Miller, C. W. Pte. i6th Bn. Manchester Regt."" * 1897 Miller, R. C. Pte. j-4th Co. of Lon. (L. Scot.) 1888 Miller, W. F. Pte. :Sig. Section, R.E. (T) "T 1911 Y Mills, P. D. Pte. R.F.A. 1907 Mimmack, T. ••• ^ ri_., R,N. (Air Service) IQO iX Sty 12 LEFT SCHOOL NAME RANK CORPS, REGT., SHIP 1915 c Minister, C. J. Univ. of Lond. O.T.C. 191 1 v Mitchell, A. 2nd Lieut. R.F.A. i8gg Mitchell, E. W. ... Inns of Court O.T.C. __igi2 r Mitchell, R. S. S.. 2nd Lieut. R.F.A. 1906 Morgan, C. Gunner. H.A.C. ^ 1909 v Morgan, C. L. .. Pte. i5thCo.of Lon.(Civ.Serv.) - V 1912 c Morgan, E. G. P Pte. 6th City of Lond. Rifles, -f 1908 t Morrish, D. B. .. Pte. 28th Co. of Lond-(Artists). _ " 1909 r Moss, E Tpr. nth Hussars. 1914 r Mouat, W. H. Pte. 3/i4thCo. of Lon.(L.Scot.) T 1912 c Mountain, G. A. .. Pte. R.F.A. 1913 c Mountain, T. L. .. R.A.M.C. 1913 b Muller, C. J. Pte. i6thCo.of Lond.(Q.West.) \ — J*£K>7 Mumford, A. J. .. Pte. Royal Sussex Regt. IQII s Mumford, G. W... 2nd Lieut. A.S.C. 1904 Murche, R. M. .. Pte. i6th Co. of Lon. (Q.West.) -f 1890 Nichols, P. 1902 Nicol, G Sergt. R.E. (Post. & Tel. Corps) 1913 s Nievergelt, R. .. Pte. Dorset R.F.A. (T) T 1912 s Nightingale, C. S Pte. I4th Co. of Lond.(L.Scot.) 1913 s Nightingale, E. J Clerk. R.N., H.M.S. Nottingham. 1909 s Nisbet, ft. V. Pte. British Red Cross Soc. 1909 Nisbet, R. L. Pte. British Red Cross Soc. -t 1910 t Noakes, E. J. Pte. 2othCo.ofLond.(W.Kent) - — ' — "Tgii c Norfolk, R. E. .. Pte. R.F.A. igoi Norris, F. E. E. .. Pte. P.S. Bn. Midd'x Regt. _^_ igo4 North, A. F. L.-Corpl. I4th Co. of Lond.(L.Scot) ! 1899 Nutting, A. J. .. Sergt. i6thCo.of Lond.(Q.West) T igiobr Nye, J. A 2nd Lieut, ist Bn. Northamp. Regt. 1909 t Oliver, J. L. Pte. i6thCo.of Lond.(Q.West.) "f 1906 Ongley, A. S. Inns of Court O.T.C. 1905 Ouzman, R. F. .. Pte. nthBn. Rifle Brigade. 1899 Overett, W. C. . R. Naval Division. 1907 Owens, A. S. Sub-Lieut. R.N.R. (interned at Ruh- leben) , —IQO3 Owens, E. A. Lieut. R.N.R., HM.S.Falmouth. 1907 Owens, F. P. Lieut, gth Bn. West Kent Regt. 1896 Packer, O. C. .. Sergt. Surrey Yeomanry. -—'- 1912 b Packington, M. S Pte. R.A.M.C. ^ igio br Pain, A Tpr. 2nd Co. of Lond. Yeom. — •* (West. Dragoons)^, ^ igio b Palmer, C. D. ... L.-Sergt. Berkshire Regt. «fy- — - ' 1910 r Palmer, J. C. Pte. 2qthCo.ofLond.(W.Kent.) -J" Palmer, W. Tpr. Royal Bucks Hussars. ~f 1906 Panting, A. C. .. Inns of Court O.T.C. fttt tV < r\I?' FTvc-a

f SCHOOL NAME RANK CORPS, REGT., SHIP \ 1907 Park, C. R. Pte. :14* Co. of Lond.(L.Scot) r r"~~igo2 Park, R. W. New Zealand Exp. Force. \igo8 s Parker, J. F. Eng.R.Artif.:.R.N., H.M.S. Bulwark. 1914 b Parkin, A. G. R.N., H.M.S. Powerful, 1915 b Partridge, H. T.... 2nd Lieut. ;3rd Bn.Royal SussexRegt. 1915 c Paterson, A. C. ... Inns of Court O.T.C. 1905 Paterson, H. C. B.Asst.-Paym. R.N.R'. . 1898 Paterson, W. R.N.V.R. 1909 t Patterson, R. V.... 2nd Lieut. .A.S.C. 1892 Payne, L. P. Pte. :D.of Cornwall's Lightlnf. 0 1899 Pearce, H. G. ... Lieut. :i7th Bn. Royal Fus. 1903 Peed, T. P. 2nd Lieut, i4th Bn. South Staff. Regt. 1902 Penistan, H. S. ... Pte. :2othCo.ofLond.(W.Kent). 1904 Pentelow, A. W.... Pte. gth Co. of Lond. (Q.Vict.) 1910 6 Pepper, A. H. Pte. !Seaforth Highlanders. 1910 t Percy, H. S. Pte. :R.F.A. . 1907 Perry, S. H. Asst-Paym.!R.N.R. 1905 Pethebridge, C. ... Pte. ]i6thCo.of Lond.(Q.West) 1911 t Pike, C. A. Pte. :23rd Co. of Lond. 1889 Pipe, H. J. Pte. :aistCo.of Lon.(istSurrey). 1900 Plumridge, E. J.... Sergt. • R.A.M.C. -"Tgii s Pollock, A. H. ... 2nd Lieut. .King's O. (R. Lan.) Regt. 1908 r Pooley, F. Pte. :2ist Co.of Lon.(istSurrey) igiobr Pooley, F. H. Pte. :i6thCo.of Lond.(Q.West) igoi Porteous, D. S. ... 2nd Lieut. 1908 r Richardson, A. H. India Office Med. Staff. ______i9o6 Richardson, E. A... Tpr. Midd'x Yeom. 1912 t Richardson, S. G. Pte. 5th City of Lon. (L.R.B.) T 1902 Ring, M. J. Sergt. 5th City of Lon. (L.R.B.) 1910 r Riley, F. A. Pte. City of Lond. R. Fus. ^_ 1909 t Rissen, G. H. Pte. 2istCo. of Lon.(istSurrey) ' 1909 Rissen, J. S. Pte. Border Regt. 1914 br Robbins, R. T. ... Pte. Lond. Univ. O.T.C. 1905 Roberts, A. C. ... Pte. P.S. Bn. R. Fus. Roberts, H. C. ... Pte. Royal Fusiliers. 1905 Roberts, J. S. Pte. 6thBn.Buffs(E.KentRegt.) 1906 Roberts, H. VV. ... Sergt. 1 7th Bn. R. Fus. -1902 Robertson, A. D... Pte. gth Co. of Lond. (Q.Vict.) T 1912 c Robertson, E. J. ... Pte. 5th City of Lon. (L.R.B.) ~? 1901 Robertson, H. J. ... Pte. 4th Bn. Seaforth High'rs. 1913 b Robertson, R. Pte. i4th Co. of Lon. (L. Scot.) ~T 1894 Robins, A. J. S.Q-M.Sergti/3rd Co. of Lond. Yeom. -r

ftvfc. LEFT SCHOOL NAME RANK CORPS, REGT., SHIP 1906 Robinson, B. A. . Pte. i6th Co. of Lon. (Q. West.) 1912 c Robinson, L. D. . Sergt. Army Pay Corps. 1911 br Robinson, P. V. . Pte. 5th (The King's) Hussars. 1897 Robinson, T. G. . Pte. Grenadier Guards. 1904 Robinson, W. H. Seaman. 2nd N. Brig. (Nelson Bn.) 1908 s Roddis, H. A. Pte. .i5thCo. ofLon.(Civ.Serv.) r 1908 c Roddis, L. W. . Pte. loth City of Lon. (R.Fus.) 1912 t Rogers, A. B. M.. Pte. !5thCo.ofLon.(Civ.Serv.) 1914 y Rogers, E. F. Pte. 4th City of Lond. (R.Fus.) 1908 6 Rogers, E. S. Signr. Australian Exped. Force. 1895 Rogers, H. L. Pte. R.A.M.C. 1914 c Rogers, W. E. Corpl. 4th City of Lond. (R.Fus.) 1897 Rook, A. E. L.-Corpl. 5th City of Lon. (L.R.B.) <\^- 1895 Rook, V. F. O-M.Sergt. A.S.C. (Meqh. Transport) 13105 Rosier, J. E. R. . 2nd Lieut. R.F.A. t Ross, W. D. . Pte. R.E. .—I190Q 0 Rousseau, J. Pte. R.A.M.C. (Belgian). 1904 Rousseau, M. Pte. Belgian Army. 1905 Russell, J. E. Pte. loth Bn. R. Fus. 1906 Ryall, A. E. Pte. 4th City of Lond. (R.Fus.) 1906 Ryall, P. W. Tpr. 2nd Co. of Lond. Yeom. (Westm. Dragoons.) 1906 Ryall, R. T. Pte. R.E. 1910 br Sabine, T. W. 1899 Salt> W- D- Tpr. Royal Horse Guards Blue. Sands, F. J. Pte. 2istCo.of Lon.(istSurrey) '} fgog t Sandwich, W. A.. Pte. D.of Cornwall's Light InL 1902 Saps worth, H. . Sub-Lieut. R.N.R. 1910 br Sargeant, F. H. . Pte. A.O.C. 1909 br Sargeant, S. A. . R.N.V.R., later R.A.M.C. 1903 Sarjeant, L. J. Pte. i4th Co.of Lond.(L.Scot.) 1910 s Sasse, G. G. Pte. i4th Co.of Lond.(L.Scot.) 1913 s Sassen, B. A. Pte. Lond. Univ. O.T.C. ^ 1911 s Saunders, W. G.. Corpl. Surrey Yeom. T 1900 Saville, H. J. Lieut. 2ist Co.of Lon.(istSurrey) 1895 Sawtell, J. A. . "fgo7 c Sayers, FT. M. Pte. R.E. (Elect. Eng.) 1908 s Sayers, E. A. Pte. R.E. 1900 Sayers, W. H. . R.N., H.M.S, Pembroke. 1913 s Scott, A Corpl. R.A.M.C. 1905 Scott, A. C. Pte. i4th Co.of Lond.(L.Scot.) 1895 Scull, H. H. Pte. 5th City of Lond.(L.R.B.) 1905 Sears, E. J. Pte. R.F.A. 1896 Sedgley, A. J. . 2nd Lieut. 6th City of Lond. (Rifles) 1914 r Selby, D. F. G. . Pte. H.A.C. i6 LEFT SCHOOL CORPS, REGT., SHIP ^.1900 Semmons, F. J. .. R.N. (Anti-Aircraft Div.) "1906 Shaddock, J. H... Pte. 3rd Bn.West Riding Regt. 1903 Sharland, A. R. .. Corpl. B.S. African Police. 1889 Sharp, J Second Naval Brigade. -» 190961- Sharpe, L. F. R. .. Pte. i6th Co.of Lon. (Q. West.)- South, R. P. Pte. Oxford Light Infy. 1911 r Spencer, H. J. Pte. British Red Cross Soc. 1912 t Spice, C. G. Bombr. R.F.A. 1909 c Spice, W. B. Pte. Cheshire Regt. 1912 t Spicer, D. A. Pte. 25th Co.of Lon.(Cyclists). ~T 1911 b Spinney, W. S. .. 2nd Lieut. ist Bn. Sherw'd Foresters. 1901 Spray, C. H. Pte. R.E. (Elect. Eng.) 1878 Stafford, T. C. ... 2nd Lieut. Northumberland Fus. Staples,— 1909 br Stear, W. V. Pte. R.A.M.C. 1910 br Stedman, J. A. ... .2nd Lieut. E. Surrey Regt. 1909 s Stephenson, J. Gv^LjeflfT R.A.M.C. frF 1908 s Stephenson, T. . . . ' Pte. loth Bn. R.Tus. 1899 Stepple, E. J. Gunner. R.F.A. ^ 1913 b Stewart, E. J. Pte. z/aist Co. of Lond. (ist 1 ,> Surrey). _^ 1908 br Stone, F. H. Pte. gth Co. of Lond. (Q.Vict.) T 1907 b Stratford, J. R. R. Pte. i6thCo.of Lond.(£XWest.) -f" 17 LEFT SCHOOL NAME RANK CORPS, REGT., SHIP 1914 b Sutherst, D. V. ... Pte. H.A.C. ^r— 1908 t Sutton, H. L.-Corpl. Surrey Yeom. -r~ 191 1 c Symmons, R. D. ... Pte. i4th Co. of Lon. (L. Scot.) ' 191 1 t Tarrant, A. J. M. Pte. gth Co. of Lon. (Q. Viet.) \ 1899 Tarver, E. C. C. ... Pte. Canadian Exped. Force. 1907 Taylor, E. Pte. Australian Exped. Force. — 1909 s Taylor, C. S. Pte. i6th Co. of Lon. (Q.West.) \ iSgo Taylor, J. M. Pte. Norfolk Regt. " -"-"19 1 1 br Taylor, R. S. L. ... Pte. 23rd Co. of Lond. 1900 Taylor, W. F. Sergt. R.A.M.C. (T) 1905 Temple, C. J. Pte. ist City of Lond. Brig., R.F.A. -~ 1905 Temple, E. W. H. Tpr. King Edward's Horse. ^-' 1905 Temple, W. F. ... Tpr. Middlesex Yeomanry. ' 1905 Temple, W. H. ... Pte. ist City of Lond. Brig., R.F.A. 1911 t Theobald, C. H. ... Pte. 6th City of Lond. A igi4 t. Theobald, K. G. ... Pte. R.A.M.C. 1912 br Thew, C. E. Pte. R.A.M.C. 10,12 r Thomas, I. E. Pte. R.A.M.C. 1911 b Thompson, A. C... Inns of Court O.T.C. 1907 c Thompson, A. H... Pte. H.A.C. 1909 br Thompson, F. D... Pte. 20th Co. of Lon. (W.Kent) 1907 Thompson, H. S... L.-Sergt. zyth Lancers. 1912 br Thompson, H. L. Corpl. 2nd Co. of Lend. Yeom. *f" (West. Dragoons) — 1914 br Thompson, L. F. B. Tpr. 2nd Co. of Lond. Yeom. 1 (West. Dragoons) 1911 b Throssell, H. C. S. Pte. P.S. Bn. R. Fus. _ 1908 r Tod, A. R. Pte. i4th Co. of Lon. (L. Scot.) 1 1912 c Tolley, P. G. Pte. i5thCo.ofLon.(Civ.Serv.) \i Toogood ... 1908 br Toon, P. W. Ft£ — -v- . 1910 Tovey, P Pte. i4th Co. of Lon. (L. Scot.) 1 1912 fir Tree, H. C. 2nd Lieut. 1904 Tree, R 1906 Trentham, J. V. B. R.E. (Lond. Elect. Eng.) igog r Tresidder, L. H. ... Tpr. Surrey Yeom. \ *T 1913 r Tucker, A. R. Cadet. R.M.A., Woolwich. 1907 r Tucker, H. G. B... Tpr. Australian Exped. Force. 1904 Turner, O. G. Colombo Town Guard. 1905 Turner, R. C. Pte. H.A.C. — "igiobr Turner, W. C. ... Pte. R.F.A. ^ ^1912 t Tyler, L. J. Pte. I4th Co. of Lon. (L. Scot.) ( 1914. Tyrrell, D. W. ... Pte. 5th City of Lon. (L.R.B.) I LEFT I l]P*7? i \*, RU).f SCHOOL NAME RANK CORPS, REGT., SHIP ign b Tyson, J. R. Pte. R. West Surrey Regt. 1907 Underwood, V. J. 2nd Lieut. 2nd Northumbrian Brig., R.F.A. 1902 Upham, C. D. Pte. I5th Co.of Lon.(Civ.Serv.) ' igog br Urwin, G. F. Pte. i6th Co. of Lon. (Q.West.) T igio s Vaus, E. L. Inns of Court O.T.C. igo2 Yenning, S. E. ... Sub-Lieut. R.N.R. igio b Vernham, C..E. ... R.F.A. •'""igii r Vernon, R. D. Pte. i6th Co. of Lon.(O.West) | 1913 br Vigil, T. C. Pte. R.F.A. 1908 r Volland, H. G. ... Signalman. R.N.V.R., H.M.S. King George V. 1910 c Waight, C. A. Pte. R.F.A. 1908 s Waight, E. F. Pte. R.F.A. 1905 Wakely, A. S. Lieut. R.A.M.C. sf igo2 Wakely, W. E. ... Tpr. Dorset Yeomanry. _J igo4 Wallace, H. D. Pte. i6th Co. of Lon.(Q.West) T 1896 Wallis, H. J. K. Capt. 2oth Deccan Horse. 1902 Ward, S. L. R.N.V.R. -'1910 b Warner, E. T. H. Pte. 28th Co. of Lon. (Artists) I i8gg Watson, A. G. Pte. !Penang Defence Corps. 1907 Webb, E. D. ... Sergt. :2istCo. of Lon.(rstSurrey) "T" igogtfr Webb, R.'L. Pte. i4th Co. of Lon. (L. Scot.) 'T igo7 c Weeks, R. J. ...Asst.-Paym..R.N., H.M.S. Patrol. ^ 1912 br Weeks, R. S. Pte. ;5th City of Lon. (L.R.B.) 1 1913 r Welch, G. J. C. ... 2nd Lieut. 3rdBn. R. Berkshire Regt. ^ 191 1 b Wells, C. S. Pte. :24th Co. of Lon. (Queen's) I 1914 t West, A. G. ... Seaman. R.N.D. (Crystal Palace) 1514 t West, F. C. Univ. of Lond. O.T.C. ^1915 v West, W. F. ;;; c.p.o. R.N. (Air Service). 1907 Westcott, E. ... 2nd Lieut. West Yorks Regt. „, igio t Weston, L. C. Pte. iGthCo.of Lon.(Q.West) 1 1899 Whitaker, H. E. ... Tpr. Imperial Light Horse, Cape Town. 1909 r White, B. G. ... Corpl. R.E. 1908 b White, H.... Pte. 5th City of Lon. (L.R.B.) T 1893 White, H. W. Pte. H.A.C. 1905 White, L. H. ... 2nd Lieut. 'Hampshire Regt. igog b Whitmore, R. D.... Sergt. iCanadian Exped. Force. igio s Whfttington, A. L. Pte. :iSthCo.of Lon.(Civ.Serv-) T 1902 Wickes,- E. L. Sergt. :2ist Co.of Lon.(istSurrey) T 1912 c Wiggs, A. E. ^ British Red Cross, acting *J( R/(r under R.A.M.C. ^ 1906 Wilcher, W. Sergt. -2istCo.o. f Lon.(istSurrey). | 1912 r Wilkins, W. C. Tpr. :ist City of London Yeom. <-p (Rough Riders) " 19 LEFT SCHOOL NAME RANK CORPS, REGT., SHIP igil t Wilkinson, C. \V Pte. R. Sussex Regt. ign c Wilkinson, H. ]D Pte. 4th City of Lond. (R.Fus.) 1912 t Willey, G. M. . Pte. 1Univ. of Lond. O.T.C. 1906 Williams, C. H. . 2nd Lieut. loth Bn. Lyl.N.Lan.Regt. 1905 Williams, L. H. t 2nd Lieut. 18th Bn. Suffolk Regt. 1012 C Williams, L. J. • Pte. 24thCo.of Lond.(Queen's) -r -~-f897 Williams, R. W. Lieut. loth Co. of Lond. Regt. Willis, C. R. , Sergt. 28th Co. of Lond.(Artists) T 1898 Wilmott, H. E. Pte. 5th City of Lond. (L.R.B.) r 1909 br Womack, R. I. . Pte. R.N. (Air Service). Wood, D.... Pte. R.A.M.C. 1906 Wood, L. H. Pte. (6th City of Lond. (Rifles) 1915 br Wood, S. R. - Pte. A.S.C. (Motor Transport). 1906 Woods, R. S. 2nd Lieut. R.A.M.C. 1913 s Woolston, A. N. Pte. H.A.C. 1913 r Woolston, L. . Pte. 7th Co. of Lond. Regt, 7 --"fgii c Wooster, A. H. , Royal Naval Air Service. icpgbr Wooster, J. S. . Tpr. Surrey Yeorn. 1907 t Wormull, C. F. Pte. R.E. (Elect. Eng.). f Wright, A. G. Pte. Territorial Force. ~\ 1908 c Wright, E. R. • Tpr. :2nd Co. of Lond. Yeom. (West. Dragoons.) IQOj /7 Wright, R. H. L.-Corpl. i6thCo. of Lond.(Q.West) 1909 s Wright, W. G. Pte. 5th Bn. Rifle Brigade. 1909 < Wrigley, F. H. Tpr. Middlesex Hussars. \ 1912 £r Wyborn, S. .Wireless Op.R.N.V.R., H.M.S. In- domitable. 1901 Young, A. S. Pte. i4th Co. of Lond.(L.Scot) T -^"igog c Young, J. F. . Pte. :6thCo.of Lond.(Q.West.) T 20

KILLED IN ACTION, DIED OF WOUNDS, OR LOST AT SEA.

Anderson, A. C. Avila, F. L. Boxall, A. R. Fenn, H. G. Fowler, H. B. Greig, W. Leighton, G. A. Manson, M. M. North, A. F. Parker, J. F. Ring, M. J. Saville, H. J. Webb, E. D. Wright, A. G.

MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES. Davenport, C. ]