Tag Archives: Hodgson

Thursday March 25th

I am up against a stone wall, the first I have encountered in my year of office. Yesterday about 6, as far as I can make out, certain people came down from a Concert of the Glee Soc. and had … Continue reading →

Posted in Discipline, Music | Tagged Burrell, Collier, Glee Society, Hodgson, Housemaster Tanner, John, Little Go, Little Hobson, Officer Training, Radford, Shore, The Professor, Tomlinson, Yolland | Comments Off

Friday February 26th

An even bleaker day. Barrington-Ward retired ‘out-of-school’ this morning apparently with ‘flu. Our patients are better; Hodgson, Shore and Smurthwaite went out today and came down Hall for lunch and tea. We all but finished ‘The Midsummer Night’s Dream’ in … Continue reading →

Posted in Health | Tagged 'flu, Barrington-Ward, Hodgson, John Sargeaunt, Samuel Johnson, Shakespeare, Shore, Smurthwaite | Comments Off

Friday February 5th

I am really delighted to say we have won the first cup it was possible for us to win in my year of office. Our Junior Team today defeated College (1-0) and have thus won the Junior Cup. I have … Continue reading →

Posted in Discipline, Health, Sport | Tagged Cargill, Clarke, College, Geoffrey Dearmer, Gordon Reed, Hobson, Hodgson, Mason, Minchin, Potter, Sargeaunt, Smurthwaite, Sorley, The Professor | Comments Off

Thursday February 4th

. Hobson asked me whether I wouldn’t tell Hodgson that all conversation must stop when the monitor comes in to take Prep, but it always does when I take it, apparently they go on until Hobson is halfway up the … Continue reading →

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Friday October 23rd

‘Dr Markham has left us to my no small grief’ writes – from Westminster in 1764 ‘our new master Dr Hinchliffe is I believe very good natured, he did not flog anyone the first week, but he has gone on … Continue reading →

Posted in Discipline, Food | Tagged Aunt Mary, Graham, Hobson, Hodgson, Miles, tanning, Whitmore | Comments Off

Tuesday October 20th

Today we are faced with another problem. ‘Dearmer‘, so his mother writes (though unbeknown to him), ‘arrived home feeling very sick and with his trousers slashed rent.’ He had, apparently owing to having got up top in his form, been … Continue reading →

Posted in Discipline, Literature, Sport | Tagged Barrington-Ward, bullying, Collier, Fives, Geoffrey Dearmer, Henry V, Hodgson, Literary Society, Malden, Midsummer Night's Dream, Radford, Raynor, Shakespeare, Shakespeare Society, Tomlinson, Whitmore | Comments Off

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

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