THE
P1LTERITE. VOL . XI
I.
MAY, 1891 .
No . 92.
EDITORIAL. ERHAPS it is a merit in an Editorial to be brief and to the point, and, at any rate, one cannot greatly err in that direction, provided only that no serious omissions are the result. In the first place, we would refer our readers to the last " Peterite Accounts," where facts speak for themselves ; owing to these " facts " our number will contain no more than is absolutely necessary . The reason is obvious ; the remedy also. Looking back to last term, we are able to record another Confirmation Service held in our Chapel by the Bishop of Beverley . On the following Sunday the Dean very kindly gave us an ' address, with particular reference to the late Confirmation, taking as his text " Wherewithal shall a young man cleanse his way ." For the beautiful decorations on Easter Day our thanks are clue to Mrs . Handford for her work on the Altar and East Windows, to Mrs. Yeld for several pretty wreaths besides other help, to Mrs . Burton and the Misses Leaf and Ridgeway, by whom the Pulpit and the Lectern were decorated. Flowers were given by Mr . Crawliall and Mrs . Leonard, to whom we would also express our thanks. And now we can briefly wish our Cricket team a lucky and dry season, congratulating them on securing a county bowler, who, we do not doubt, will do much towards the desired and desirable success. Lastly, we must congratulate the School on the new " Scholarship, " of which the details are set forth below .
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