The Record 1936-1937 by Queens' College

QUEENS' COLLEGE 1936 - 1937

ADDRESSES WANTED. It would be of great service to the College if members of the Club would kindly inform the College Office of any changes of their permanent addresses.

The College would welcome any corrections of this record, and any material for next year, especially from abroad.

These should be addressed to The Praelector,

Queens' College.

The Praelector gratefully acknowledges

the receipt of a number of items of news from members during the past year.

The dates given after the names of members of the College refer to their B.A. degrees, except that dates preceded by "M." are dates of Matriculation.

QUEENS' COLLEGE Visitor. The King. President.

John Archibald Venn, Litt.D., F.S.A., J.P. Fellows.

Arthur Bernard Cook, Litt.D., Vice-President, Emeritus Professor of Classical Archaeology. Rev. Charles Travers Wood, B.D., Dean and Lecturer in Divinity and Hebrew. Robert George Dalrymple Laffan, M.A., Bursar and Lecturer in History. Cyril l\Iontagu Sleeman, !\I.A. and Lecturer in Natural Sciences. Archibald Douglas Browne, M.A., Tutor and Lecturer in Mechanical Sciences. Leonard James Potts, M.A., Tutor and Director of Studies in English. Edwin Arthur Maxwell, Ph.D., Junior Bursar and Lecturer in Mathematics. Charles Theodore Seltman, M.A., Librarian. Peter Frank Dalrymple Tennant, M.A., Praelector and Director of Studies in Modern Languages. James Arthur Ramsay, Ph.D., Steward and Assistant Director of Studies in Natural Sciences. Harold Walter Bailey, M.A., Professor of Sanskrit Graham Patterson McCullagh, M.A., M.D. (Belfast) and Assistant Director of Studies in Natural Sciences. Rev. Henry St John Hart, B.A., Chaplain and Research Fellow. Honorary Fellows.

Charles Tate Regan, M.A., Hon. D.Sc. (Durham), F.R.S., Director of the Natural History Museum. Sir William Peel, K.C.l\'l.G., K.B.E., M.A. Herbert Martin James Loewe, M.A., Reader in Rabbinics. Sidney Smith, M.A., F.S.A., Keeper of Egyptian anc Assyrian Antiquities at the British Museum.

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Sir Charles John Howell Thomas, K.C.B., K.C.M.G., Hon. LL.D. (Wales). Chairman of the Tithe Commission. Sir Thomas Shenton Whitelegge Thomas, K.C.M.G., O.B.E., Governor of the Straits Settlements. Steward of the Manorial Courts. Alfred Frank Topham, LL.M., K.C. Organist. For 1937-8, S. A. Wilkinson. Assistant Librai,ian. N. F. Tucker. For 1937- 8, E.T. Allen.

H. S. Davis.

In the Michaelmas term , 1936, there were 288 bachelors and undergraduates in residence; in the Lent term, 1937, 284; in the Easter term, 281. THE SOCIETY, 1936-1937. Dr Gold by left Cam bridge in January to take up an appointment as Professor of Anatomy in Adelaide. Dr G. P. McCullagh bas been elected to a Reserved Fellowship. He is a former Scholar of the Queen's University, Belfast, where he was Riddel Demonstrator in Pathology from 1932 to 1935. R. J. .Tillyard, Sc.D., f .R.S., Honorary Fellow, died in Australia on January 12th 1937, as the result of a motor accident. He was Chief Commonwealth Entomologist from 1928 to 1934. FIRST CLASSES, 1937. TRIPOSES. Classics, Part I. F. W. Garforth . Part II. F. K. Forrester. Economics, Part I. J.M. Reynolds. Law, LL.B. A. LL Armitage. 1\,1athematics, Part I. D. H erdman . :Vfvdern Languages, Part I. German. D. A. Hobson. R. L. Ibbotson. Natural Sciences, Part II. J. "\V. Findlay. A. H. Henson. Oriental Languages, Part I. A. S. Eban.

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PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS,

D. M. Annett. E. Butterworth. A. C. G. Hesketh-Prich ard. G. N. Ward. I. J. McC. Reid. G. F. Rodgers. H. Butler. D. F. Kelsall. D. W. Millington. D. C. Snow.

Classics. Mechanical Sciences. Mathematics. 111 odern Languages. Natural Sciences.

COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS AND EXHIBITIONS.

Elected to Entrance Scholarships and Exhibitions June, r937 : -

Scholarships of £100:E. Rollinson (Nottingham High School), Natural Sciences. (Munro Scholarship). B. Samways (Watford Grammar School), Natural Sciences. Scholarships of £60:F. E. Brown (Blackburn Grammar School), Jl.,fathematics. J. E. Tod (St Andrew's University), Classics. C. W. Furneaux (Colfe's Grammar School, Lewisham), Natural Sciences. D. W. Wood (Bryanston School), History. J. D. Simmonds (Bishop's Stortford College), Modern Languages. Exhibitions of £40:J. Dainty (Mexborough Secondary School), Mathematics. W. H. Shercliff (Manchester Grammar School), Classics. R. H. Wheeler (Canford School), Natural Sciences. M. G.- Mack Smith (Haileybury College), History. Organ Scholarship. Oxford).

S. A. Wilkinson (St Edward's School,

Wai· Memorial Scholarship. College).

B. Hooper (Marlborough

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Elected in June, 1937:First Year.

Exhibitions:J. M. Reynolds, Economics. D. F. Kelsall, Natural Sciences. D. C, Snow, Natural Sciences. Second Year.

Foundation Scholarships: F. W. Garforth, Classics. E. !Jutterworth, 1\tl echanical Sciences. A. C. G. Hesketh-Prich ard, Mechanical Sciences. I. J. McC. Reid, Mathematics. H. Butler, Natuyal Sciences. Third Year.

Elected to the Munro Studentship: J. W. Findlay, Physics, Elected to the Kennett Studentship :A. S. Eban. Penny White Prize:F. K. Forrester, Classics. COLLEGE PRIZES.

R y le Reading Prize. A. G. Pouncy. Chase New Testament Prize. A. G. Hort. Hughes English Essay P1,ize. F. K. Forrester. Hughes Latin Essay Prize. F. K. Forrester. B ean Prize for an Essay on a Medical Subject. A. G. G. Long. UNIVERSITY AWARDS, ETC.

Commonwealth Fellowship. A. LL Armitage (at Yale). St George's Hospital, London, £80 Scholarship. D. G. Wraith.

AMALGAMA TED CLUBS, ETC. Rowing.

Captain, R. R. Lack. Secretary, P. C. KirkThe club had an unsuccessful year. Rugby. Captain, E. L. A. Folker. Secretary, D. T. Whitaker. In the Cup Competition we beat .Magdalene u-8 but our weakened side was defeated by St Catharine's patrick.

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Association. Captain, A. R Abraham. Secretary, E. S. Vi/ashington. The first team was promoted to the first division. Sixteen out of twenty-one matches were won. The side was beaten by Pembroke in the first round of the Cup Ties. Hockey. Captain, R. S. Cranston. Secretary, E. T. O'Reilly. A fairly successful season which suffered from unavoidable changes in the side. Cricket. Captain, C. C. Walker. Secretary, vV. E. A. Ofori Atta. The season was not successful. Ten matches were played of which two were won. Lawn Tennis. Captain, G. C. \\'eatherhead. Secretary, F. W. Elford. The club lost only once in League matches and once in the first and second rounds of the singles and doubles tournaments. Âˇ Athletics. Captain, R. C. Spalding. Secretary, J. Taylor. The club was promoted t o the first division after a successful season, beating Peterhouse in the Challenge Round. Squash Racquets. Secretary, C. C. Âˇwalker . . The college finished at the bottom of the Squash League Division II., and was defeated by Trinity II. in the first round of the Cup Tie. Chess Club. Captain, A. H. Henson. Secretary, E . Butterworth. Five matches \vere won out of eleven. Both teams lost in the second round of the competition . Swimming. Captain, G. 'vV. V./. Markwick. Secretary, H. T. D. Holgate. The polo team reached the semi-finals of the Inter-Collegiate Competition . Two members of the team represented the University in most of the matches and Markwick swam against Oxford. ATHLETIC DISTINCTIONS.

M. M. Scarr (1936), roo Yards Full Blue. Ran m America for Oxford and Cambridge. D. C. Snow (M. 1936), Half-Blue for Lacrosse. P. L. Trevorrow (1937), Captain of University Hockey. R. S. Cr_anston (1937), Hockey Blue.

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DISTINCTIONS, APPOINTMENTS , ETC. R.H. E. H. Somerset (1907), Recorder of Gloucester. C . H. Thompson, M.A. (1922), elected to office of Esquire Dede ll from October 1, 1937. H. B. Turner (1930), elected member of New South \Vales Legis lative Assembly, August, 1937. A. G. Reynolds (1935), Assistant Keeper in the Department of Engraving, Illustration, Design and Painting, Victo ria and Albert Museum. C. H. Westcott, Ph.D. (1933), University Assistant Lecturer in Nat ural Philosophy, Aberdeen University. S ir C. J. Howell Thomas, Honorary Fellow, LL.D. honoris Chairman of the Tithe Comcausa, University of Wales. mission. CIVIL SERVICE. INDIAN.

H. C. Wilmott (1936). COLONIAL ADMINISTRATIVE.

D. C. Horton (1936). R. A. F. Wallis (1936). AUDIT.

M. A. Collings (1936). NEW YEAR HONOURS.

Order of St Michael & St George, G.C.M.G.

Thomas Shenton vVhitelegge Thomas, K.C .M .G., O.B.E. (1901). Order of the British Empire: Knights Bachelor. . W. H. Welibe, C.B.E. (1907). Sir

CORONATION HONOURS.

Order of the Star of India,

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C. F. Waterfall, C.J.E. (1909). Order of the British Empire, K.B.E. G. B. Canny, C.B., (1903). C.B.E. (Civil Division). A. D. Crow, O.B.E., Sc.D. (1921). ECCLESIASTICAL.

Rev. H.J. Parsons (1899), appointed Vicar of St Ambrose, Bournemouth, May 1, 1936. Rev. C. H. Jones (1908), late Chaplain at Helsingfors, to be Vicar of St Paul's, Croswell Road, London, S.E.1. Rev. L. <;i. Tucker (1910), to be Rector of St Andrews, Girton, Nr. Cambridge.

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Rev. W. C. Couch (1915), Chaplain at Santiago, to be Rector of Boughton Malherbe, Kent. Rev. D. H. Saunders Davies (1920), appointed Chaplain to the High Sheriff of Cheshire. Rev. A. A. Taylor (1925), Vicar of St Matthew's, Littleport. Rev. B. M. Dale (1926), to be Vicar of Paignton. Rev. R. G. Clarke (1929), appointed Vicar of MouÂˇnt Pellon, Halifax. Rev. J. F. D. Trimingham (1929), Curate of Aston, Birmingham, to be Vicar of All Saints, Stechford, \Varwickshire. Rev. A.H. Head (1930), Curate of St John's, Blackheath, to be Rector of Chevening, Kent. Rev. T. H. Sutcliffe (1930), to be Senior Chaplain to the Deaf and Dumb in S.E. London. 0RDINATI0NS:-

Rev. H. St J. Hart, Fellow and Chaplain of the College, ordained priest Michaelmas, .1937. Âˇ W. H. Miller (1932), ordained priest, Advent 1936, diocese St Edmundsbury and Ipswich. S. W. Doggett (1933), ordained priest, Advent 1936, diocese St Albans. D. T. Casson (1934), to St Lawrence Church, Pudsey, Leeds. J. S. Long (1935), to Parish Church, Folkestone. B. F. F. Crane (1935), to Parish Church, Dereham. P. P. Kirwin (1935), to St Peter's, St Albans. B. J. Kett (1935), delegate at Lutheran High Church Liturgical Conference, Marburg. EDUCATIONAL.

F. L. Norden (1921), headmaster of Hove County School for boys. Awarded decoration of Officier d'Academie by the French Government. F. F. C: Edmonds (1923), chief inspector of Anglo-Indian and European Schools in India. G. C. Diamond (1926), headmaster, High School for Boys, Newport Road, Cardiff. (from September, 1934). P. N. Bartlett (1929), housemaster at Epsom College. E. F. Sawyer (1929), physics master at Bournemouth School. J. L. Smeall (1929), assistant master at Epsom College. G. H. Tolson (1929), headmaster of St Peter's School, Weston-super-Mare . K. C. Lewis (1930), headmaster of the Preparatory School, Nottingham High School. T. L. Herdman (1932), lecturer in mathematics at Norwood Technical School. J. F. Friend (1933), tutor of St Mark's College, Chelsea.

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MISCELLANEOU S.

R. \V. V. Robins (M. 1925), captained England in the Test Ma tches. [VI. S. Bartlett (1932), awarded D.Sc. in Statistics by Un iversity of London. C.R. D. Tuckey (1932), played for England in the Davis Cup. A. Z . Nuseibeh (1934), called to the Bar. S. R. Baker (1936), called to the Bar at the Middle Temple Awarded the Blackstone Prize. 11 June 9, 1937. T. Anscombe (1937), at Ridley Hall. P. Bamford (1937), articled clerk to solicitors. J.M. Beloe (1937), at Theological College in Manchester fo r two years. J. Bromhead (1937), 2nd-Lt. R.E. R. W. Chapman (1937), learning advertising with Thos. Hedley & Co., soap makers. M. H. B. Cockin (1937), administrative department, British North Borneo Chartered Company. R. S. Cranston (1937), articled to firm of chartered accountants. H. S. Davis (1937), studying at Royal College of Music. G. Fingland (1937), King's College, London University. J.E. H. Griffiths (1937), at St Mary's Hospital, London. A. H. Henson (1937), training with J. & E. Atkinson's Eonia Âˇworks. J. A. Henman (1937), assistant works engineer at John Wilkinson & Son (Saltley) Ltd., metal manufacturers, Birmingham. A. G. Hort (1937), Westcott House, Cambridge. P. J.E. Jakes (1937), articled clerk. J. E. Kennett (1937), probationer, Sudan Political Service. D. D. Law (1937), officer in R.A. A. C. Lewis (1937), officer in Royal Engineers. G. S. Lloyd (1937), to enter Cuddesdon Theological College, Oxford, in January, 1938 . . A.G. G. Long (1937), medical student at London Hospital. R. M. Marsh (1937), on Colonial Service Probationer Course at Trinity College, Oxford. D. Moss (1937), Assistant Works Manager, Robinson Waxed Paper Co., Bristol. P.R. Noakes (1937), Secretary of the Union . G. H. Parkinson (1937), medical student. S. M. Plotnick (1937), mathematics master at die Waldschule Kaliski, Berlin, Dalhem. J. D. Porter (1937), master at Hildersham House, Broadstairs, Kent. A. G. Pouncy (1937), Âˇ theological student at the Bible Churchmen's Missionary and Theological College, Bristol.

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E. Reynolds (1937), film industry, National News. C. G. H. Rodgers (1937), cadet engineer, Kenya and Ugand a Rail ways and Harbours. G. E. Spear (1937), medical student, St Thomas's Hospital, . London. J. Taylor (1 937), junior scientific officer, Royal Aircraft Establishment, South Farnborough. G. C. Weatherhead (1937), student at Royal Veterinary College, London. A. A. K.. Whitehouse (1937), research chemist with Bakelite Ltd., Birmingham . F. A. Whitlock (1937), medical student at St Thomas's Hospital. D. G. Wraith (1937), medical student with ÂŁ80 scholarship at St George's Hospital, London. MARRIAGES,

M. G. de Courcy Ireland (r923), to Miss Diana Laing, December 29th, 1936. F . S. Williams (1923), to Miss Karen Margrete Glaven, August 21st, 1937. G. H. Tolson (1929), to Miss Jean Hamilton Shaw, April 24th, 1935. K . C. Lewis (1930), to Miss Marjorie Buick, July 30th, 1936. D. G. Allen (1932), to Miss Joan l\fary Prowse, December 5th, 1936. C. G. Butler (1934), to Miss Jean M. Innes, September 12, 1937Âˇ W. L. Seaborne (1934), to Miss Helena l\Iay Cox, March 30th, 1937. E. G. Mosseri (1935), to Miss Dorothy W. Butcher, November 4th, 1937. BIRTHS.

Dr E. A. Manvell, Fellow, November 20th, 1936, at Cambridge-a daughter (Sheila Louise). Rev. S. H. Hamilton (1927), July 15th, 1937, at Hove-a son (David Spencer). DEATHS,

Rev. H. G. Hooton (1888), June 7th, 1937. D. W. Wyld (1889), June nth, 1937. Rev. J. A. Claxton (1895), June 18th, 1936. 0. L. Evans (1898) F. V. P. Rutter (1899), April 18th, 1937. Art critic of the Sunday Times from 1903-1937 and a distinguished interpreter of French art.

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R. J. Tillyard (1903), Honora ry Fellow. H. C. W. Brewer (1926), June 27th, 1937, Ill railway acciden t at Swanle v. R. P. Jesse (M. 1934), Cricket Captain , March, 1937. J. S. Lloyd (M. 1935), August IIth, 1937. Corrigendum. J. C. Nixon (M. r929), was erroneo usly reported decease d in the Record r935-19 36. He is a medica l student at St Barthol omew's Hospi ta!, London .

GIFTS TO THE COLLE GE. As residua ry legatees , on the death of \V. Ross Munro, the College has received a legacy of approxi mately £10,000 , left by his brother, the late Andrew Munro, formerl y Fellow and Bursar of the College , in additio n to his previou s benefac tion of £15,000 . The sum of approxi mately £8,000 has been left to the College under the will of the late Rev. T. E. C. Frodsha m, the interest of which is to be devoted to provisio n of scholar ships for sons of the poor clergy. The College has received a bequest from the late Mr J. R. Hollida y, of Birming ham, in the form of two drawing s by Ford Maddox Brown. · These were the origina l designs for two of the tiles in the fireplac e in Hall, execute d by Messrs Morris. On the occasio n of his retirem ent, Sir Sidney Cockere ll, on behalf of the Fitzwil liam Museum , has present ed to the College an origina l drawing of the arms of Margar et of Anjou, made by the architec t, Philip Webb, one of William Morris's partner s and friends. Dr A. R. Roche (r897), of Leeds, has made a gift of 500 tulip bulbs for the embelli shment of the Fisher Buildin g. Mr and Mrs Arden of Tei gnmout h, the parents of H. W. Arden, a Queens ' man who fell in the Great War (1917), have given their son's B.A. hood for present ation to a membe r of the College taking orders . · The wives of Fellows and M.A.s of Queens ' have present ed the College with a banner embroid ered with the College Arms.

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GIFTS TO THE COLLEGE LIBRARY. From The Rev. H. Alldridge Abbott:Camden; Tliird Series, Vol. LIII, 1936. Vol. LIV, 1937. ,. ,. ,, Vol. LV, 1937. ,, ,, ,, Transactions of the Royal Histon·cal Society, Sec. IV, Vol. 19. C. 0. Beane : r. G. K. Chesterton, Autobio!{rnphy, 1937. 2. A. Weigall, The Life and Times of Akhnaton, 1934. Alexander t/ze Great, 1935. ,, 3. The Lzfe and Times of Cleopatra, 1935. ,, 4. The Glory of the Pharaohs, 1936. ,, 5. r.

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Messrs Eyre & Spottiswode, Publishers:Germany, tlze Last Four Years, 1937.

Messrs Faber & Faber, Publishers:Sir E. Blunt, The I.CS., 1937. Mrs Fitzpatrick;H. Rackham, Thoma>" Ced/ Fz'tzpatri'ck, a Memoir, 1937. A. R. B. Fuller:R. W. Seton-Watson, Britain z·n Europe, (1789-1914), 1937· Rev. H. St J. Hart:r. The Journal of the Royal Asiatic Sodety, 1937. 2. J.C. Sorley, Kings' Daughters, 1937. R. G.D. Laffan :r. EnJ!.lish Ht'ston·cal Rezii'ew. Nos. 112-132. H. G. Q. Wales, The Exploratt"on of Sn' Deva, (off2. print), 1937. J. G. Moulds:E. Lipson, Introduction to the Economic Hz"story of · England, i, 1937. H. M. Pim:H. M. Pim, New Poems and a Preface, 1927. Queens' College Historical Society:r. E. C. S. Wade and G. G. Philips, Constitutz"onal Law, 1935· 2. Sir P. Vinogradoff, The Growth of the Manor, 1932. 3. W. F. Reddaway, T/1e History of Europe 1715-18141 1936. 4. J. W. Allen, Hz"story of Polz'tical Thought in the z6th Century, 1928. 5. L. Brehier, L'Eglz"se dl'Orimt au Moyen Age, 1928,

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C. T. Seltman :J. Eckhel, Doctrina .N11111orm11 Velerw11, 8 v ls. I. J. Warrack, Greek Sm!pture. s. a. 2. 3. E. D. Van Buren, Terra-co/la Revetments z'11 Etruria and Latiw11, r92r. Fictile Revetments z'n Sidly and ,, 4. " " Magna Graecia, 1923. GreekFictile Revetments, 1926. ,, ,, ,, 5. 6. G. F. Hill, Portrait Jl,,ÂŁedals of Italian Artists, 1912. Sir Charles Howell Thomas:Desiderius Erasmus, Precptes of Cato, London, 1560.* The Rev. J. F. Williams:A TVooden Pax at Sandon (offprint), 1937.

BOOKS BY QUEENS' MEN. Rev. J. E. L. Newbigin (1931): Christian Freed;m Modern Âˇworld. Rev. T . H. Sutcliffe (1930) : The prophetic road to God.

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QUEENS' HOUSE, ROTHERHIT HE. \Ve have to congratul ate th e Mi ss ion er, Mr Bc1che, on his ordination. A great tribute t o hi s work, a nd to the stec1diness of Queens' House, is t be fact th a t during his absence the Mission at Roth erhithe progre~se d smoothly under the guidance of the senior boys. vVe a re very grateful to them, and to some Queens' men now resident in London, for their work at this time. It is with regret that we record a contin ued falling off in subscriptions from Old Q ueens' men. It is true that the physical conditi ons at Rotherhithe seem to be improving considerably, but, as Mr Bache pointed out when he visited College recentl y, the need of such a club as ours for young boys remains as great as ever. The Treasurer will be very grateful for the generous support of Queens' men. EDWIN

MAXWELL,

* An ex tremely fine copy of this rare book,

Treasurer.

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QUEENS' COLLEGE CLUB. The twenty-fifth Annual Meeting of the Club was held in the Combination Room on June 19, 1937, the President in the chair. The Treasurer reported that during the year ending on Ma y 31, 1937, 59 new members had join ed the Club, making- a total membership of approximately a thousand. The President drew the attention of members to the completion of the Fitzpatrick Memorial and invited them to inspect it. The Annual Dinner was then held in Hall. There were present, besides the President and Fellows, Sir W. Peel, Sir Charles Howell Thomas and Mr H. M. J. Loewe (Honorary F ellows), Major-General A. C. Temperley, Dr H. R. You11gnian, Messrs H. A. Abbott, J. H. S. Addison, A. R. Abraham, W. H. Braine, G. Braithwaite, T. F. S. Brass, W. N. Bronner, J. B. Brinkworth, B. Brandreth, R. T. C. Cookson, W. H. Colton, N. A. Carr, L. R. Cox, B. S. Collins, B. F. F. Crane, L. V. Chilton, H. A. Close, W. B. H. Campion, A.G. Cox, W. E. Doran, H. G. Dowler, H. S. Davis, H. Evers-Swindell, F. M. Edwards, R. Ede, A. S. Eban, L. \V. Foster, B. R. Farr, M. A. J. Farey, F. S. Green, H. Gor,e, C. A. Herapath, W. A. Heap, C. M. Hobson, S. R. Humby, J. R. Harris, A.H. Henson, J. H . Joyce, C. H . Jones, E. C. R . Kahn, T. G. Lilley, M. G. Logan, R. M. S . T. Member, T. E. Morris, J. C. Norris, R. Northam, P.R. Noakes, P. J. Oldfield, L. Patrick, J. E. Pater, C. W. Pilkington-Rogers, T . S. Fedler, A. R. Roche, L. F. Schooling, M. H . Slater, D. V. Skeet, A. E. Storr, C. H. Thompson, W.R. A. Taylor, P. A. Tharp, L. W. Underwood, C. V. Vokins, L. Walker, L. McA. Westall, J. S. Wane, and E. F. Wilkinson. The toast of the Club was proposed by Mr P. R. Noak es. Dr J. A. Ramsay replied. Sir Charles Howell Thomas, K.C.B., K.C.M.G., formerly Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, proposed the toast of the College. The President replied.

QUEENS' COLLEGE CLUB ACCOUNTS FOR YEAR ENDING MAY 31, 1937. Receipts.

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