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Tiverton. Blundell's School Register from 1770.
Herbert M. Rankilor. Tiverton. Westminster School. Register, 1764-1883. Com- piled and edited by G. F. Russell Barker and Alan H. Stenning, royal 8vo, 10s. Qd. net. Macmillan, 1892.
Supplement, 1884-93. Is. net. Macmillan,
1894.
Winchester College. Long Rolls, 1653-1721. With introduction and notes by C. W. Hoi- gate, 8vo, 10s. net. Winchester, Wells, 1899.
Long Rolls. 1723-1812. Ed. with H. Chitty, 8vo, 10s. net. Winchester, Wells, 1904.
Roll of Names and Addresses of Old Wyke- hamists. 8vo, 2s. Qd. Winchester, Wells, 1900.
Proposal for printing an Address Book of Old Wykehamists and Foundation of a Wyke- hamical Society. 8vo, Qd. Winchester, Wells, 1900.
W. C. B. should refer to the excellent Bibliography in ' The Public Schools Year- Book,' 1910. A. L. HUMPHREYS.
187, Piccadilly, W.
Bedford. Modern School, 1873-1900. 1900. Bradfield College. Register. Thirteenth ed. ;
corrected to May, 1898. Brighton. Windlesham House, 1837 to 1902.
Second ed., 1902. Castle Howell. School Record, 1850-88. 1888.
Names only.
Felsted School. 1631 to 1903. 1903. Mill Hill. 1807-98. Seckford Grammar School. 1662-1895. 1900.
Names only. Wellington College. 1859-96. 1898.
FREDERIC BOASE.
To W. C. B.'s list I can add one or two
books :
Colchester School. 1637-1740. J. H. Round
1897. Radley College. 1847-1904. Capt. Wickham
Legg, 1905. Temple Grove, East Sheen. H. W. Waterfield,
1905.
J. B. W.
Under Eton add the following :
1. Second Series of Eton School Lists, 1853-92.
H. E. C. Stapylton, 1900.
2. The Eton Register : being a Continuation
of Stapylton's Eton School Lists, 1893-9. Compiled for the Old Etonian Association. 1901.
3. The Eton Register, Parts I.-V. compiled for
the old Etonian Association, 1903-8. These five parts cover 1841-89.
4. Eton College Lists, 1678-1790. R. A. Austen
Leigh, 1907.
According to a letter which I received in 1909 from Mr. Austen Leigh, "No. 2 "was issued experimentally as a kind of continuation of Stapylton's work."
No. 3, where it covers the years treated by
Stapylton, contains fuller records. Nos.
2 and 3 were privately printed for the mem-
bers of the Old Etonian Association by
Spottiswoode & Co., Eton. There is, I
believe, to be a sixth part, to complete
the Register to the end of the nineteenth
century.
No. 2, of course, contained a large number of names of boys still at the school, about whom there was in 1901 nothing to record except their Christian names, parentage, &c.
No. 4, which was gathered from many sources, does not profess to be complete, and of course a vast number of the names, being mere surnames, cannot be identified. There is much interesting matter in the intro- duction and the notes.
ROBERT PIERPOINT.
W. C. B. and others may like to know that I possess a MS. List of the Foundation Scholars of the Grammar School of King Henry VIII. at Chester from its foundation in 1545 to the time of the new arrange- ments in 1875, when the control passed from the Dean and Chapter to a Board of Governors under a scheme framed by the Charity Commissioners.
T. CANN HUGHES, M.A., F.S.A.
Lancaster.
W. C. B. might add to his list the ' History of Crewkerne School,' which was founded by John de Combe, Precentor of Exeter Cathe- dral, in 1499, and which is, therefore, among the earliest foundations in the country. The ' History ' gives a list of exhibitioners from 1617, and the School Register from 1828 to 1899. W. G. WILLIS WATSON.
19, Park Road, Exeter.
Epsom College. Register, 1855-1905. R. Clay & Sons, 1905.
H. R.
Following on Parish's * Old Carthusians ' is the 'Charterhouse Register, 1872-1900,' edited by Messrs. F. K. W. Girdlestone, E. T. Hardman, and A. H. Tod, and pub- lished in 1904. A second (amplified) edition, containing entries down to 1909, is now in the press, and should appear this year or next. The school, of course, is now at Godalming.
J. L. STOKES.
Charterhouse, Godalming.
Oxford. St. Edward's School. Second Edition of Register by W. H. A. Cowell published about 1905.
C. V. R.
