Log Book

p. 14 Boy accused of stealing "gallons of fruit" and handing them to the stone masons working on the rebuilding of the Cathedral Spire, June 1865

p. 21 Several boys left to attend the newly opened school in the barracks, October 1865

p. 27 Day of 'humiliation and prayer' for the removal of the 'cattle plague', March 1866

p. 32 School closed for completion of the rebuilding of the Cathedral Spire, and for the Coronation day, June 1866

p. 72 Several boys left to attend the newly opened Roman Catholic School in Somerstown, October 1867

p. 179 'Barton Testimonial' awarded to George Apps - a future headmaster of the school, December 1879

p. 280 'Jubilee badges' distributed to the boys, general celebrations, June 21, 1887

p. 311 School closed; influenza, January 1890

pp. 344-7 Headmaster asked by committee to give in his resignation, with headmasters' comment "after 15 years loyal service for it to end thus - I am heartbroken"; Petition with 104 signatures in his favour, December 1895

p. 367 School closed; measles, January - February 1895

p. 435 School closed; to celebrate Queens birthday and the local celebrations of the relief of Mafeking, 23 May 1900

p. 476 School closed; measles, May 1905

p. 478 School closed; two weeks for measles, June 1905

p. 486 School closed; scarlet fever, May 1906