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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1923.
VICAR SUED BY PEER'S OLDEST SCHOOL OF THE HOT-SEASON TROUBLES.
BON,
EMPIRE.
Who Would Say the Aberdeen Grammar Echool?
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ITCHY RASH SWELLINGS.—
Dunning the New Squire: Story of Working Men's club.
A vicar
made an amusing. The oldest school in the Empire speech before Mr. Justice Colerid is about to honour the memory of ge in the King's Bench Division its most distinguished pupil, who in a case concerning a claim by a died just under a 300 years 180 peer's son for £189, the amount of Here, in a sentence, are three as dilapidations at the Working certainable historical facts but Men's Club at Midhurst, Sussex. of the readers of this article how Major the Hon. Weatmen Har many would deduce therefrom old Pearson, son and beir of Lord that this ancient school was the night and morning. Zam Buk Cowdray, of Cowdray House Mid-Grammar School of Abardeau, and hurst, sued the Rev. Frank Tat that the pupil was a London-born ohelt, Vicar of Midhurst, for this boy, to wit Lord Byron. amount, liability for which the. Vicar denied.
Major Pearson's case was that he built a working men's olub at a cost of £2,500, and charged only a rent of £45. The return on his money was less than two par cent. The lease which was granted to the plaintiff contained the usual repairing covenants, and on ite determination in 1920 it was Ostimated that £189 would have to be spent on the premises.
VICAR'S STORY.
The centenary of Byron's death fell on April 19 last; and Dr. Pit tendrigh" Macgillivray's, bronss statue of the poet, which (as a project) has been in incubation for nearly 20 years, was unveiled in the school grounds in May,
School goen back nearly seven The history of the Grammar centuries, though unfortunately there are no hoary buildings to attest its great age. In my day, before publicity became one of the fine arts, the school pros- The Vicar, giving evidence,pectus was content baldly to state said the only witness he had that in the Register of the Abbay subpoenaed. Lord Cowdray, had of Arbroath, under date 1262 one
Amerios, but it was Thomas de Bennum was design with him that all the negotiationsated Rector Sobolarum de Aber- for the lease took place."
dene, and that the succession of Rectors since 1479 was known.
RODY to
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I have been vicar of Midburet for 17 years" wit on the defen-
But when the school was pre-i dant. When we heard that a wealthy man, Sir Wretman Par sented the other day with a pr son, had bought the property, and trait in oils of Mr. W. K. Leask, ina few weeks he had been made that patriotic veteran, who has lord, we were all very pleased done more to foster pistas for bið indeed that we were to have a real school and Univerity than any dead от alive. resident squire, and gave him a other man rousing welcome. We country boldly claimed for it (and folk are very rapacious, and when he always verifies bis we have a wealthy man come to ferences) that it was the most an live amongst us we mercilessly cient school in the British Domin dun him for subscriptions.
ions. The rival pretensione "of "By buying the Cowdray estate Ayr Academy, of St. Peter's he had become patron of the School, York, and of King's living. He had also become lord College, Canterbury, had been rector, and by some wicked old examined and found wanting. law he took the najor tithes of Merton College, Oxford, Eng- the place, leaving me with £93.aland'e most ancient educational! Fearabout as much as he would institution, was founded in 174 and Winchester, England's oldest pay his footman.
I suggested that certain col-echool, dated from 1387. But the tages should be converted into a Grammar School of Aberdeen working men's club, and Lord had a practically unbroken record Cowdray agreed, and said he from 1256... would help me in every way poв- sible."
The vicar added that he agreed to take responsibility for the lease, thinking he had behind bin Lord Cowdray's promise of support, ̧'
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BYRON'S SCHOOLDATS. Though the claim for Byron as the school's most distinguished pupil is popularly admitteed, it is not contended that he was a typical product. Adiligent banish sick headsobes aid digea student" of the past has just top, restore daily regularity. Of After Lord Cowdray had lived published a volume containing medicine vendors, or post free, 6) at Midhurst for two or three nearly three hundred biographies cents the vial, from Dr. William's years," he added, "he suddenly of the "Viri Illustres Univer. Melicine Co., 6) Kings Road,
Shanghai. got tired of it, and handed over sitetumi Abredonensium." Many the great house, and every stick of them were Old Boys of the of furniture, down to the last Grammar School-the feeder of housemaid's duster,, to Major the University and they furnish Pearson.".
a wonderful record of aptivity in every department of human en- deavour. But the Marshal Keiths, the Blackies, the Massons, and the rest lacked the genius that famed in the little lame boy who
Mr. Merlia (counsel for the plaintiff) is a contract be tween Major Pearson and the de- fendant. Lord Cɔwdray knows nothing about it, and I do not
think he ought to be attacked in by freak of chance drifted from
this way in his absence.
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by Bruce to the town of Aherdeen
and now much visited by ad- mirers; and there was Bell- aterach, a farm on Deeside, where he was sent to recover from an attack of fever, and to which he returned in future years.
It was there that he first de-
London to the hard, unsym, Mr. Justice, Coleridge said he pathetic North for the years 1795 did not understand that Mr. Tat-its 1798.00 chell was casting any reflexion on
It happened in this way. In Lord Cowdray.
1792 Byron's mother' separated Business and philanthropy." from her husband, Captain Gor added bis Lordship,do pop as a doo, of the Guarda, and almost rule mix readily." Lord Cowdray, he decided, was not in fact the penniless, went to live in Aber monstrated the truth of his
deen with her little boy. With alors private tutor he begun Latin in
The cold in clime are cold in Buddiman's Grammar, and con blood, tinued until I went to the Gram- mar School, where I threaded all the classes to the fourth, when I was recalled to London, where I had been ba cheJ, by the demise of my uncle
lessor, and the defendant was legally liable for carrying out the covenents of the lease.
Judgment was entered for the plaintiff for £120 and coste.
VISCOUNT CURZON'S
"MAJORITY."
Their love can scarce deserve the name..
But mine was like the lava flod That boils in Æna's breast of name, da
For he fell deeply in love (40 David Masson, in bis Memories it is asserted) at the age of
of Two Cities," says that in his about 10 with Mary Robertson,
10 min Novel Experience of Being boyhood: there were many alive the farmer's daughter, aged about
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When I roved, a young High- lander, o'er the dark heath,
And climb'd thy steep summit, O Morvan, of snow.
who remembered the lame boy 12, and recorded the fact imperi-
was the shably in lines which every. "If what we read is true, it well. One of these 15 min must be a novel sensation for Mephistophellan Dr. Knight, Scotsman known by heart: 10 mi Lazd Curzon to be summoned for, Professor of Natural Philosophy 15 min standing still," said the West at of ariechal College, Aberdeen, 10 mig mister magistrate recently, when whof Masson's presence summed Stopping.
Viscount Curzon of Curzon street; Up Byron as follows: Non-stop Mayfair, was fined 58. for causing He had a most d--ble diepsi- Stopping.
an unnecessary obstruction bytion, Byron, I remember his cut Non-stop... leaving his motor-car outside -ating the buttons off my cost as Stopplag. shop. This is Lord Curzne 21st he sat behind me in the Grammar Non-stop.
motoring conviction,
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I hope you will see your way shouldn't have said that his own
No feeling, sava one, to my bosom was dear,
Need I say, my sweet Mary, 'twas centred in you.
But Byron's Mary married an Exoiseman, and died in 1867, aged 82. She was probably wise in her generation, for he was an inconstant lover, and there was
days,
to inquire into the circumstances mother was the dumpiest woman a Mary Duff, a rival, in those of this matter, which relees: a I ever saw in my life,
The London section of the much larger problem,make Another class-fellow has re- School's Former Pupils Club, As you perhaps are aware corded that when the then Recior mindful of the fact that. Byron, I have already given evid- Mr. Cromer, or Byron's accession ence before the Scotland Yard to the Peerage, came to ble name Committee with reference to in the roll call and called on
* Weekdays and Sundays.. the parking of motor vehi "Domine Byron, laying particlar 9.00p.m. 9.20 p.m. cles generally in London, emphasis on the "Damine, his 7.04 Stopping, 0,30 to 11.00 p.m. every 30 min and I pointed out that a reason pupil, instead of answering Ad
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A YOUNG HIGHLANDER stop outside any premises, I dom sp object to what, in this case, was Even the places where Byron the action of a young and, I spent his holidays as a cohool boy think inexperienced police are known and duly chronicled Constable in bringing what is There was, for instance. Honey really an absolutely frivolous, be standing in the old Royal charge.
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Alexandra Buildings.
was a Londoner before he was
an Aberdonian forestalled the unveiling of the monument hy e Byron banquet recently Ford Meston, the School's most dis Linealehed Old Boy now living, and the first since Byron to be. come Peer of the Realm pre- Rided, and Mr. John Murray, Byron's publisher, was one of the spankere. Short'y Aberdeen wild- have its otportunity, with Lorl Aloge noother Old Boys the
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