Tag Archives: Whitmore

Thursday October 15th

Hobson went into breakfast with Father this morning so I was left alone. ‘Middle’, perhaps only my imagination, seemed rather constrained and I was quite glad when the meal was over. We had a somewhat unexpected ‘play’ today so we … Continue reading →

Posted in Debating Society, Discipline, Politics, Sport | Tagged Barrington-Ward, Brown, Debating Society, Forbes, Gow, Hobson, Hodgson, Licensing Bill, Marriott, Miles, Play, Rawson, slang, Smith, Smurthwaite, The Professor, Tunnecliffe, Whitmore | Comments Off

Wednesday October 14th

I cannot fathom the latest turn affairs have taken. To all intents and purposes I am forgiven by all concerned while poor Hobson still remains under a cloud. At lunch today Father left us and it was a little awkward … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Cockerell Hobson, Colquhoun, Fagging, Hobson, Marriott, oyster shells, Rawson, Smurthwaite, Whitmore | Comments Off

Monday October 5th

Another singularly uneventful day. I had another charming letter from Reed in answer to mine and sending me incidentally a list of tannings of his last term which he had forgotten to enter in the ledger and also some good … Continue reading →

Posted in Clothing, Discipline, Food | Tagged Collier, Hobson, Hodgson, John Sargeaunt, Reed, Sir G. Sterling, Smurthwaite, Whitmore | Comments Off

Wednesday September 30th

This evening completed my first week as Head of the House and on the whole I think I ought to be satisfied with the result. At any rate I have settled down and the House has accepted me better than … Continue reading →

Posted in Discipline | Tagged Hodgson, Sorley, Tomlinson, Whitmore | Comments Off

Tuesday September 29th

Two events which require some thought, what is best to be done. Firstly when I went into prayers tonight, the head Hallites and some Chiswickites seemed to be having a free fight rag, in which Tomlinson and Whitmore were conspicuous. … Continue reading →

Posted in Food, Literature, Music | Tagged A Tramp Abroad, Adrian Boult, Forbes, Gow, Hodgson, Mark Twain, slang, Sorley, The Irish Question, Tomlinson, Whitmore | Comments Off

Saturday September 26th

I am still feeling my way gradually and trying not to assert myself much just at present but have taken the somewhat lofty view of assuming that things will go on as usual and as they should, and showing intense … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Local History | Tagged Benvenisti, Franco-British Exhibition, Hals, Heaton-Ellis, Hodgson, Laughing Cavalier, National Gallery, Whitmore, Wood | Comments Off

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