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r ead ing directory —

1919.

Dictionary. The celebrated Eichard Valpy d.d. was head master from
1781 to 1831. Under Archbishop Laud’s deed the visitors of the school
are the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford, the President of
• St. John’s College & the Warden of A ll Souls College.
The visitation
takes place usually on the 18th Oct. There are two “ W hite Scholar­
ships,” tenable at St. John’s College, Oxford, each of ¿100 per year for
four years, on the foundation of Sir Thomas W h ite ; six “ Appleton
Scholarships ” of ¿ 5 per annum, and a ‘ ‘ Spokes Scholarship ” of ¿10
perannum ; the “ Laud Scholarship,” of the value of ¿20, an d 1‘ Council
Scholarships.” The school has been closely connected with the Cor­
poration, the Mayor being ex-officio chairman of the governing body.
Ü nder a new scheme, dated A pril 1st, 1908, the Aldermen & Burgesses
of the County Borough of Beading become the governors of the schools
responsible for its finance. Large additions, at a cost of ¿24,000, have
now^ been made ; these consist chiefly of seven new class-rooms & ad­
ministration rooms, new laboratories & lavatories, library, workshops &c
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George Hadyn Keeton m.a. late scholar of Emmanuel College, Cambridge
S e cond M a s t e r .

Robert Newport m.a . late scholar of Jesus College, Oxford
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H . Diemer m.a. Christ’s College, Cambridge
J. C. Thorpe m.a., f . i . o . Corpus Christi College, Oxford
H . S. Crook b .a . Selwyn College, Cambridge
J. L . Sylo-Jones m.a. late scholar of St. Catharine’s College, Cambridge &
. b.sc. London
P . Edwards b .a . late exhibitioner o f Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge
M is» A. S. O’Reilly b .a . Queen’s College, Dublin
A . Keeble b .a
G. W est m.bc
H . C. Prideaux m.a
O. E . Harvey-Jacobs b .sc
E . Maurer b . ès i>
J. W.'Saunders m.a
V . Edwards b .a
E . O. Daughtry m.a., B.MUs.oamb., f. e . c .o . music master
H. D. Barka3 a .r .o .a . art master
B d rsab.

Eev. E . Priestloy b .a . London University
J u n io r S c h o o l .

A. C. Douglas m.a. Keble College
J. G. P ry, Exeter College, Oxford
I n s t r u c t o r in W o o d & M e t a l W o r k . — P . W . Spring
I n s t r u c t o r in S h o r t iia n d & B o o k k e e p in g . — P. T. Taylor
C l e r k t o t u b G o v e r n o r s . — Miss G. Green
M b d io a l O f f i c e r s . — W . Maurice m.d. & L . Guilding m.d
S e r g e a n t I n s t r u c t o r t o C a d e t Coups. — Sergt.-Maj. Green k .r .b
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