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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 These should be addressed to The Praelector, abroad. 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. There is, at the College Office, a number of copies of the enlarged edition of the Memoir of the late President, compiled by Mrs Fitzpatrick__ Any subscriber to the Fitzpatrick Memorial, who has not received a complimentary copy, has only to write to the College Office and ask for one. Copies are also on sale at half-a-crown, post free.
THE DIAL.
It has been decided to reduce the subscription for the
Dial to members of the College who have gone down, from
6/- to 3/- a year, for a minimum of three years. This reduction will be made from the Michaelmas term 1938, to. those who are at present subscribing. Any one .who wishes to resume his subscription is invited to send 9/- to The Treasurer, "The Dial," c/o The College Office, Queens' . · College. It is thought that there may be many Old Queens' men who would be interested in the Undergraduate Magazine of ·· the present generation.
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\fontagu Sleeman, M.A., Director of Studies and Lecturer in Natural Sciences. Archibald Douglas Browne, M.A., Lecturer in Mechanical Sciences. Leonard James Potts, M.A., Senior 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) Tutor and Assistant Director of Studies in Medicine. Rev. Henry St John Hart, M.A., Chaplain. H_onorary Fellows.
Charles Tate Regan, . M.A., Hon. D.Sc. (Durham), F.R.S. Sir William Peel, K.C.M.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 and 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.
S. A. Wilkinson. E.T. Allen.
Assistant Librarian. For 1938-9, B. C. L. Keelan.
In the Michaelmas term 1937, there were 298 bachelors and undergraduates in residence; in the Lent term 1938, 292; in the Easter term, 285. THE SocIETY, 1937-1938. The President was one of the delegates oL the British Association at the Jubilee of the Indian Science Congress which took place in December and January 1937-1938. Dr G. P. McCullagh was appointed a Tutor in January 1938, in succession to Mr A. D. Browne. Mr C. T. Seltman gave a course of University Extension Lectures in the Michaelmas term 1938, on Greek Art and its influence to-day. Dr J. A. Ramsay has been appointed to The Hardinge Lectureship in Experimental Zoology. Professor H. W. Bailey and Mr H. M. J. Loewe represented . the University as delegates at the Congress of Orientalists in Brussels in September 1938. The Rev. H. St J. Hart has been appointed Assistant Lecturer in the Faculty of Divinity.
FIRST CLASSES,
!938.
TRIPOSES.
Classics, Part I. Part II.
D. M. Annett. F. W. Garforth.
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Economics, Part I. lvlathematics, Part I.
G. S. Somerset. F. E. Brown. J. Dainty. lvfechanical Sciences. E. Butterworth. Modern Languages, Part I. German. J. D. Simmonds. History, Part I. N. Digney. Natural Sciences, Part I. A. d' A. Bellairs. H. Butler. D. F. Kelsall. D. W. Millington. C. R. Rivers-Moore. H. L. K. Whitehouse. Natural Sciences, Part II. J. P. Bull. Oriental Languages, Part II. A. S. Eban. Theology, Part II. A. G. Hort. PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS.
Mechanical Sciences. Modern Languages. Natural Sciences.
G. A. M. Hollis. A. Swinburne. G. N. Ward. J. McC. McNair. C. W. Furneaux. E. Rollinson. R. H. Wheeler.
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS AND EXHIBITIONS.
Entrance Scholarships of £100: K. Hind, Central Secondary School, Sheffield, Mathematics.
(Munro Scholarship). W. T . Hillage, Priory School, Shrewsbury, Classics. W. G. Pottinger, University of Edinburgh, English. Entrance Scholarships of £60:
· B. Wise, Hymers College, Hull, Mathematics. G. J. Camfield, Maidstone Grammar School, N aturalSciences. E. H. Belcher, Whitgift Middle School, Natural Sciences. J. A. C. Gibson, Kingswood School, Bath, History. G. C. Wardale, Altrincham Grammar School, History. Entrance Exhibitions of £ 40:
T. E. Dean, Haileybury College, Mathematics. M. J. Hollis, Clifton College, Classics. P. C. Horsfall, Sedbergh School, Natural Sciences. H. D. Wren, Epsom College, Natural Sciences. A. G. Chapman, Batley Grammar School, Languages.
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Frodsham Scholarship: J. N. P. Kennett, King Edward's
School, Lytham. Campion Exhibition: S. N. Mukarji, St Stephen's College,
Delhi. First Year.
Exhibition:G. S. Somerset, Economics. Second Year.
Foundation Scholarships:D. M. Annett, Classics. D. F. Kelsall, Natural Sciences. D. W. Millington, Natural Sciences. C. R. Rivers-Moore, Natural Sciences. H. L. K. Whitehouse, Natu1'al Sciences. N. Digney, History. A. Swinburne, Mechanical Sciences. G. N. Ward, Mechanical Sciences. Re-elected to a Scholarship: G. B. Jay, Law. Third Year.
Penny White Prize :-F. W. Garforth, Classics. Munro Studentship :-Ds. R. Latham. Ryle Reading Prize. J. P. B. Keith. Chase New Testament Prize. Ds. T . .Ans.com be. Hughes English Essay Prize. J. G. Warry. Hughes Latin Essay Prize. F. W. Garforth. Beane Prize. Ds. A. d'A, Bellairs. UNIVERSITY AWARDS, ETC.
H. B. Parry (1933) has been awarded a Commonwealth. Fund Fellowship tenable at the llniversity of Wisconsin from September, 1938.
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AMALGAMATED CLUBS, ETC. Row ing. Captain, P . C. Kirkpatrick. Secretary, R. P . Lester. In the Len ts the three boats lost six pl aces in all, -the first boat ending twelfth. In the Mays the first boat went up one over Caius to tenth, the second boat up two and the third lost ground. The Clinker IV. was beaten by the winners in the semi-final. In the Fairbairn VIII's the first boat went up five places to fourteenth . The May boat finished second in the Reading head-of-the-river race in March, and also entered for Marlow and Henley regattas. Rugby. Captain, D. T. Whitaker. · Secretary, n R. Carter. The club was again able to run three XV's, all of which showed a higher number of wins than losses. The first XV. won all its college matches in the Michaelmas term except against St Johns-the cup holders. In the first round of the cup tie against Trinity Hall Queens' was beaten 5-3. Association. Captain, E. S. Washington. Secretary, P. L. Rowland. Queens' was placed fifth in Div. I. having won 3, lost 3 and drawn r. The team was beaten in the first round of Cuppers by Clare. Hockey. Captain, E. T . O 'Reilly. Secretary, C. T. Wade. The Hockey season was a successful one. Although Queens' was eliminated in the first round of Cuppers, it was a good side. Cricket. Captain, C. C. Walker. Secretary, D. Partiidge. Of the twelve matches played, two were won, two ·were lost and the remainder were drawn. Queens' ,vas only beaten when fielding a depleted side. The full side with a strong nucleus of freshmen had the bad luck to draw five matches when in a winning position because of lack of time. Lawn Tennis. Captain, F. \V. Elford. Secretary, D. D. Kidson. The Club had a very successful season, losing only one match. In the Inter-Collegiate Competition Queens' reached the final in the singles and the semi-final in the doubles. · Athletics. President, A. B. McG. Houston. Hon. Sec. N. E. Mitchell. Committee, J. A.G. Sidford. The Club had a very unfortunate season, N. E. Mitchell being the only member who distinguished himself, by running second in the Seniors Half-mile. The only match, against Jesus, was lost by 71½-54½ points. Sqiiash Hacquets. Captain, C. C. Walker. Secretary, J. A, Stewart. In the Michaelmas term, Oueens' won nine out of twelve matches played, and in the Lent term won the same
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number. The team was beaten in the third round of the . Knock-out by King's, having received one bye and beaten Jesus 4-1. Queens' tied top of the Third Division of the League. Swimming. Captain, H. T . D. Holgate. Secretary, C. N. Macintosh. The water-polo team played 20 matches, winning 8, and was eliminated in the second round of the Cuppers. In the swimming competitions no one was placed. Captain, F. W. Elford. Secretary, C. E. Rifle Club. Wilson. A team consisting of F. Elford, C. Wilson, I. Adam6on and M. Barefoot shot for the College during the t wo winter terms; of these, F. Elford shot for the University. ATHLETIC DISTINCTIONS.
Rugby Football. Blue, E. L. A. Folker. Played for University, C. M. A. Bathurst. LX. Club Colours, C. M. A. Bathurst. Seniors' Trial, E. L. A. Folker. University Tria l, E. L. A. Folker and C. M. A. Bathurst. Freshmen's Trial, C. M.A. Ba thurst, G. P. S. Mellor and S. L. C. Medrington, Association Football. · Blue, E. S. Washington. Seniors' Tria l, E. S. Washington and A. R. Abrahams. Falcons Colours, C. R. Shaw. Freshmens' Trial, P. Dainty. Boat Club. Trial Eights, P. C. Kirkpatrick. Tennis. Half Blue, J. M. Kantawala. Fenner's Colours, D. D. Kidson, F . W- Elford and M. W. Evans. Hockey. Blues, P . N. Trevorrow and P.H . N. Matthews. Seniors' Trial, P. H. N. Matthews. Final Trial, P. H. N. Matthews and P. L. Trevorrow. Freshmens' Trial, W. J. · Dalrymple, G. B. Kenyon and W. F. Towell. Mitchell. E. N. Team, Relay University Athletics.
DISTINCTIONS, APPOINTMENTS, ETC. NEW YEAR HONOURS.
Order of the B ritish Empire, C.B.E. (Civil Division). J. P. C. Coast, (1904). BIRTHDAY HONOURS.
Order of St Michael & St George, C.M.G. G. R. Sandford, O.B.E., (1914).
We apologise for the following _omission from the Coronation Honours list in the last issue of the R ecord : Order of St Michael & St George, C.M.G. F. Watson, O.B.E., (1992).
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H. S. Bartlett (1932), appointed to a lectureship in the Faculty of Mathematics, Cambridge University. F. K. Forrester (1937), appointed to the cataloguing staff in the Department of Printed Books at the British Museum. G. E. H . Foxon (1930), Assistant Lecturer in Zoology and Comparative Anatomy, University College, Cardiff. CIVIL SERVICE. CONSULAR.
G. M. Tingle ( 1936), appointed probationer vice-consul in Peking. COLONIAL.
R. J. Burleigh (1937). G. B. Gray (1937). R. M. Marsh (1937). R. _L. Peel (1937). A. C. Reid (1937). P. L. Trevorrow (1937). ECCLESIASTICAL. BISHOPS:-
Rev. C. D. Horsley (1927), elected Bishop of Colombo. Rev. D. J. Wilson (1924), appointed Assistant Bishop of British Honduras. Rev. H. C. Alexander (1924), to be Vicar of St Augustine's, Plymouth. Rev. O. C. Allison (1930), gone to Africa as a Missionary. Rev. H. S. Bailey (19rr), appointed by Lord Chancellor as Vicar of Stone, Staffs. Rev. S. B. Baron (1912), Rector of. Birkin, Ferrybridge, . Yorks., since 1935. Rev. Canon C. R. A. Bevis (1910), (from S. American Mission work) appointed Vicar of St John's, Kenilworth. Rev. J. E. Blanchett (1931), to be Vicar of St Cuthbert's, . Chitts Hill, Wood Green, N. Rev. E. B. Bull (1926), Vicar of Ince, Wigan, since 1935. Rev. A. G. Chappell (1931), Rector of East Down, Barnstaple. · Rev. F. C. Clare (19rr), Vicar of St John's Parish, Harpen. den, Herts. Rev. E. C. Corke (1923), appointed by College as Rector of Grimston, near King's Lynn. Rev. H. Crick (19q:), Vicar of Patrick Brampton, Bedale, · Yorks,
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Rev. J. S. L. David (1925), gone abroad to Mission work at Christ Church, Mount Road, Madras. ev. E. C. Douglas (1907), Vicar of St Peter's, 18 City W y, Rochester. l v. M. S. Douglas (1907), Vicar of Pakenham, near Bury · StEdm~nd~ · Rev. L. R. Egerton (1915), Vicar of St Mark's, New Barnet. Rev. A. S. Gribble (1927 ), Vicar of Shepton Mallett. Rev. W.R. Griffiths (1926), Vicar of Onnibury, Salop .. Rev. N. M. Kennaby (1928), Vicar of St Andrew's, Handsworth, Birmingham. Rev. E. le Grice (1934), Curate to Rev. B. M. Dale at Paignton where also a Senior Curate is Rev. P. L . C. Price a nd Junior Rev. Raymond Walters. Rev. W. W. Lillie (1929), Vicar of Kingsdon, Somerset. Rev. A. H. Marks (1925), Vicar of St Asaph's, Edgbaston, Birmingham. Rev. R. A. Marsh (1912), Vicar of Cononley with Bradley, Yorks. Rev. L. W. Mathews (1930), compelled by ill-health to give up clerical work for the present, and go to Switzerland. Rev. G. H. K. Pedley (1923), Vicar of St Thomas's, Coventry. Rev. M. P. Ralph-Bowman · (1935), Curate of St Edmund the Confess6r, Romford. Rev. D. H . Saunders-Davies (1920), appointed Dean of · Knutsford. Rev. L. Spiller (1912), Vicar of St Martin's, W. Acton, W.3 . . Rev. L. H. B. Staveley (1913), Vicar of Bra:fferton, York. . Rev. J. Thomas (1884), resigned benefice and retired to · Colne Engaine, Essex. · Rev. F; P. Thorman (1910), Vicar of Canwick, Lincoln. Rev. R. P. Tinsley (1914), Rector of Bul well, Nottingham. , Rev: f:... H. Watkins (1930), Vicar of St Francis, . Wehvy~ Gar.d en City.
0 RDINA.TIONS : W. G. Allison (1934); St Matthew's. St Leonards-on-Sea; G. G .. Cragg (1936); St Peter's, Shipley, near Bradford. · R. N . .Evans (1936), St Michael's, E. Wickham. J. G. K. Harman (!936), All Souls', Langham Place, London .. · ' .D'. l\LHarper.(1936), St Paul's, S. Harrow. E. J. Lewis (1936), St Phillip's, Litherland, Liverpool, 2r. . B. M. ()man .(1936), Gorton, Manchester. A. G. Pouncy (1937), St John the Evangelist, Weymouth . . .D. S. Simm.ons (1936), ordained to Congregationalist '· Ministry at Stratford-on-Avon, July 30, 1936.
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N. E. Wallbank, Mus.D. (Dublin) (1934), St Bartholomew's, Smithfield. R. F. Walters (1936), St George's, Goodrington, Paignton. R. \Vorrall (1936), St Peter's, Aintree, Liverpool. EDUCATIONAL.
A. G. Cox (1937), schoolmaster at Winchester Lodge, Torquay, Devon. J. F. Friend (1933), headmaster of De Aston School, Market Rasen, Lines. . . D. i\1. Hallowes (1937), second mathematics master at H uddersfi.eld College. J. B. Williams (1937), master m charge of Physical Education, Gresham's School, Holt. MISCELLANEOUS,
D . . Moss (1934), has been appointed assistant works manager and chemist to the Robinson Waxed Paper Co., Bristol. G, J. Pink (1927), is in charge of an Abyssinian deserters' camp in Kenya Colony. C. L. Price (1921), has become a director of Messrs. Burbage, Builders, Ltd. in East Horsley, Surrey, and is engaged in estate agency and building. J, W. Tuchschmid (1937), has returned home in view of the international situation after taking up an appointment as a master in a German school at Marburg. QUEENS' MEN,
1912.
The following analysis of the occupations of Queens' men matriculated in 1912 has been sent by Mr J. S. Wane together with the majority of their addresses. It is to be hoped that other Old Queens' men may be able to supply us with similar information. · . · MATRICULATED
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PRESENT OCCUPATION OF
Church of England clergymen Schoolmasters . Doctors Farmers College tutors Journdists Newspaper proprietors Colonial administrators Commerce
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Accountancy . Home Civil Service Banking Law Navy Army Secretarial Unknown
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L. D. Blathwa yt is at Wells Theolog ical College. . J.P. Bull is a medical student at Guy's Hospital . . Hospital Guy's at student medical a is D. W. F. Charlton H. S. Clarke is a mathem atics master at Hillstow e School, Malvern , Worcs. J. G. F. Clews is residing for a fourth year in Cambrid ge at the Training College for schoolm asters. E. G. Goodrich is engaged in social service at the Dockland Settleme nt, Heathwa y, Dagenha m, Essex. R. Hills is doing aeronau tical research on the staff of the Royal Aircraft Establis hment, Farnboro ugh. H. T. D. Holgate is a departm ental manager of Thos. Hedley & Co. Ltd., Manches ter. J. P. B. Keith is an assistant engineer in the civil department of the L.N.E.R . at King's Cross. · P . C. Kirkpatr ick is working for Thames Board Mills, Warring ton. G. W. W. Markwic k is a student at the Carnegie Physical Training College, Leeds. E. G. Marquis is an articled clerk to a solicitor in Liverpoo l. · P.H. Nash is a medical student at the Middlesex Hospital . E. T. O'Reilly is a 2nd Lieutena nt in the Royal Tank Corps and is playing for the Dorset County Hockey Club. T. F. Oxley has a commiss ion in the Queen's Own Cameron Highland ers. F. S. Palmer is at the Cambrid ge Teachers Training · College. . . w: H. Petty is a student at Guy's Hospital . : R. F. Roberts is working in a London stockbro ker's office, with a view to learning the work and gaining business · . experien ce. ·· · . · F. A. R. St John is a medical student at the London . Hospital . . . . _ . . P. Savory is studying massage . R. A. Shone· is an ordinand at St Stephen' s House, Oxford. ' P. St V. Tabbern er is with a firm of scientific instrume nt manufac turers . . J. D. M. Taylor is complet ing his architec tural training at the Architec tural Associat ion School of Architec ture, London. C. C. \11/alker is articled to a firm of solicitors . D. J. Watt is a student at the London Hospital .
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MARRIAGES,
K. G. Bergin (1934), to Joan Mary Sinnott, August 16th, 1938. G. P. McCullagh, Fellow, to Margaret Janet Dick, April 2nd, 1938. BIRTHS,
F. A. Bird (1921), July 1st, 1937, a son. W. L. Clough, (1931), May 4th, 1938, a daughter. Professor F. Goldby, former Fellow, 1938, a son. Dr E. A. l\faxwell, Fellow, May IIth, 1938, a son, Dennis James. P. F. D. Tennant, Fellow, February 7th, 1938, a daughter, Lise-Lotta. C. N. Vokins (1926), ·December 2nd, 1937, a daughter, Margaret. DEATHS.
F. W. Applegate (19n), 1938, at sea. Rt. Rev. H. G. Bullen, Assistant Bishop in Egypt and the Sudan (1922), killed in an aeroplane accident in the Sudan. C. H. Coggins (1922), August, 1938. J. A. Entwisle (1925). Mrs Laffan, wife of R. G. D. Laffan, Fellow, on December 17th, 1937. Rev. H. S. M. Maude-Roxby (1901), July, 1938. C. E. Quainton (1924). R. S. Tickle (1927). Rev. Lewis Walker (1889), November 15th, 1938.
GIFTS TO THE COLLEGE. Lieu_t-Col. R. Temperley, O.B.E. (1880) has presented three Ackermann prints of Queens' to the Coll~ge. "An old chorister" has made a gift of £5 annually for the purchase of books for choristers.· The College has received from the Keeper of the Muniments of Westminster Abbey the letters patent of the first year of the reign of Queen Victoria amending the statutes of the . . the College. C. H. Thompson (1922), has given to the College a water . colour painting of the Essex Building by E. Vulliamy. vV. W. Gibson (1895), has given the sum of £100 to contribute towards the expenses of reconditioning the Essex Building. Dr A. R. Roche (1897), has given 500 Spalding tulip bulbs · for stocking the beds round the Fisher Building. B. S. Collins (1926), has presented to the College a Coronation medal.
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THE ESSEX BUILDING. In April 1938, it was discovered that serious damage had been done to the Essex Building by water erosion beneath the ·foundations. Mr B. L. Hurst was called in as con sulting engineer and work was immediately begun on bracing the outer wall of the buildirig with wooden baulks a nd steel rods. Messrs Mowlems were then employed to repair the damage done to the foundations, a coffer-dam was constructed and a diver was set to work. The structural repairs were completed early in November and the whole building will again be in use in the Lent term 1939.
GIFTS TO THE COLLEGE LIBRARY. From The Rev. H. Alldridge Abbott : Camden; Third Series, Vols. L V, L VI, L VII, LIX. Transactions of the Royal Historical Society, Fourth Sen·es, Vol. XX.
E.T. Allen:E. de Martonne, Geographical Regiom of.France, 1933. A. A. Miller, Climatology, I 93 I. W. H. Pick, Elementary Meteorology, 1933. J. A. Steers, The Study of Map Projections, 1933. V. de la Blache, The Personality of France, 1938· M. Parde, Fleuvres et Rivieres, 1933. C. 0. Beane : C. MacLaurjn, De Mortuis, 1935. M. H. Cornejo :M. H. Cornejo, The Balance of the Continents, 1932. Ruth Draper:. L. De Basis, Icaro, 1933. ,, The Story of my Deatlt, 1933. General Duval : Duval, Les Lqons de la Guerre d'Espagne, 1938. F. Epler:F. Epler, Impatient Seas, 1937. Mrs Fitzpatrick;H . Rackham, Thomas Cecil Fitzpatn'ck, a Memoir, 1937. P. Frondaie : P. Frondaie, Le Volontat're, 1938.
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A. R. B. Fuller:J. E. A. Jolliffe, The Constitutional History of M edieval England, 1937.
B. H . Sumner, Russia and the Balkans, 1870--80, 1937. H. St J. Hart:H. Lietzmann, The Founding ofthe Church Universal, 1938. W. C. Graham and H. G. May, Culture and Conscience, 1936.
R. G.D. Laffan : -
T. R. Holmes, Caesar's Conquest of Gaul, 191 r. H . W. Lee:R. Bligh, Defence against the President and Fellows, 1780. H. M, Loewe ; Isaac Abravanel, six lectures, 193 7. G. Oudard : G. Oudard, Chemises noires, brunes, vertes en Espagne, 1938. E. S. Peck :MS. notes
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Mrs Phipps : Roman Calendar of Saints and Sundays, I 584.
Queens' College Historical Society :L. Oppenheim, Iuternational Law, Vol. I., ed. 5, 1937. R. Temperley :-;R. Temperley, The Merchant Slzzpping Ads, ed. 4, 1932.
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Carriage of Goods by Sea Act, 1932.
J. F . Williams:J. F. Williams, MS. Lecture
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BOOKS BY QUEENS' MEN. Professor H. W. Bailey. Codices Khotanenses (in series Monumenta Ling-uarum Asiae Maioris, published by Levin og M unksgaard, Copenhagen). H. C. Bibby (1935). The Evolution of Man and his Citlture. (New people's library series). T. H. White (1929)~ The Sword and the Stone, (Collins), ,1 ,1 ,, Burke's Steerage. (Collins),
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QUEENS ' COLLEG E MISSION. T he work at Rother hi the under Mr Bach e is very sa Li. sfac tory, and the boys continue to m ake good use f tli M.ission. At the Annual Meeting in November, a y un g man who has been in the Missi on for fift een yea rs n lll nnd to ld us of the work and wh a t it mean s t o th m. Th s present must have felt that th e Mission has a r n l va lu . Financial ly the position is rather weak, and d nn ti ns both from the College and fro m O ld Q ue ns' m n ar b 1 w those of previous years. \Ve app ea l t o a ll Q ue ns' m en to give Mr Bache their generous support. Enw rN A. MAxwnLL , Treasurer .
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The twenty-six th Annu a l Mee tin g f th e C lub was held in the Combinat ion R oom on Jun e 1 , I 38, the Pres ident in the chair. The Treasurer rep rt d th a t d urin g th e year ending May 31, 1938, 43 new m emb rs hod j in ed the Club, making a total of approxim ately 105 m mb rs ; and .t hat the balance in hand was ÂŁ 89. 5s. 8d. Mr o.fb n exp la in ed that a new edition of Mrs Fitzpa tri ck's M m irs of th e late President had been printed and b un cl a t a cost of ÂŁ 45. 5s. 3d., and that a copy had been pr s nt cd to e~ch subscriber to the Fitzpatric k Memoria l, wh o sig nified his desire to receive one. It was decided tha t tli e ' lub w ul d pay this account; and that the remaining copi es f tli e Memoir should Le sold at 2/6 a copy. The Annual Dinner was h Id in Hall. Those present, besides the President and Fellow s, were Sir W. Peel, K.B.E., K.C.M.G., Sir Charles Howell Thomas, K. .B. , K. C.M.G., Dr A. C. Crooke, The Hon. Mr Justice Gentle, Mu.jor F. G. Harvey, Dr J . R. Harris, Sir John Moylan, Dr K. M. A. Pe rry, Major Gen. A. C. Temperley, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.0., Dr H . R. Youngman. Messrs H. A. Abbott, J. H . S. Addison, A. d'A. Bellairs, L. D. Blathwayt, S. C. Bonnett, W. H . Braine, T. F. S. Brass, N. A. Carr, L. V. Chilton, H . A. Close, B. S. Collins, W. H. Colton, B. F. F. Crane, C. S. Deakin, W. E . Doran, H. G. Dowler, F. W. M. Draper, A. S. Eban, F. M. Edwards, H . Evers-Swindell, R. Ede, B. R. Farr, J. W. Findlay, L. \V. Fos ter, A. R. B. Fuller, S. R. Gibson, F. S: Green, A. S. Hartley, A. D. H ayward, W. P. Hirst, C. M. Hobson, Rev. A. E. N. H itchcock, C. H. Jones, H . Kenney, T . H . Lawrence, H. G. Lem mon, W. W. Lillie, P. R. Noakes, J . C. Norris, G. R. M. Pakenham, H. B. Parry, W. W. Partridge,
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L. Patrick, R. Patrick, H. B. Vaughan Price, T. S. Pedler, R. L. Peel, W. J. Peel, T. C. Probyn, C. Robbins, A. R. Roche, F. A. Rockett, C. M. Rogers, G. F. Rose, C. K. Rutter, M. H. Slater, F. H. Smith, F. J. Smith, A. B. G. Stephen, A. E. Storr, P. A. Tharp, C. H. Thompson, M. Thompson, A. F. Topham, L. C. Tucker, J. S. Wane, L. McA. Westall, P. B. Wood. The toast of the Club was proposed by A. S. Eban (1937). G. P. McCullagh, Fellow and Tutor, replied. Sir John Moylan (1904) proposed the toast of the College. The Pres ident replied.
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