The following additions have been made to the Library since the last issue of " The Peterite " :— B. IV. 21B. Rugger Practice and Tactics : Macdonald and Idwal Rees. Sailing all Seas in the `Idle Hour ' : Dwight D. VI. 26. Long. G. VII. 25B. A Rustic Moralist : W. R. Inge. C. Present Discontents : W. R. Inge. Round about the Crooked Steeple : Evans. 46. The Babbitt Warren: Joad. 47. H. I. 19. The Life-Boat and its work: Sir J. C. Lamb. X. 1. Principles of Economics : A. Marshall. 2. Banking: Walter Leaf. K. IV. 7B. The Age of Drake : Williamson. VIII. 7. The Commonwealth of God : Lionel Curtis. H. VI. 20B. History of Wellesley's Rifles : Lt.-Col. F. H. James (presented by H. A. Butler, 0.P.) . H. I. 20. British Public School War Memorials : Kernot. E. VIII. 51A.B. Hebrew and Chaldee Concordance of the Old Testament (2 vols.) * Cruden's Concordance of the Bible.* 52. Concordance of the New Testament : 53. Bruder.* * Presented by F. C. McClellam, C.B.E. (O.P.), from the library of the late Rev. J. M. McClellam (O.P.).
HOUSE NOTES. CLIFTON RISE. We feel sure that all Risites can look back upon last term as one of great success. Our greatest achievements have been accomplished on the river, where, amidst wild enthusiasm from onlookers carrying and wearing a weird assortment of black and white mascots, both First and Second Division Rise crews, with no byes in their favour, have won, and, in the case of the First Division, by very good margins. Thus a new record is created in the history of the Rise, for on no previous occasion have they had possession of both boating cups in one year. On the other hand we should like to congratulate School House on the wonderful show they put up against us in the final of the Second Division rowing, and also express our deepest sympathies with G. E. Shepherd and J. H. T. Hunter, who were unable to row owing to illness. 8
