Notes on Transcription
This is a transcript from the old Victoria College register book. It has been made using a combination of OCR and corrections by hand - a lot were needed as the print of the book is an old style which does not readily convert with good accuracy.
This register was collated in book form by the writer (E.C. Cooper) contacting as many Old Victorians as he could and getting information as to their whereabouts, whether they had died (the book was published shortly after 1956), and their careers. Sometimes it is very sparse, sometimes, we have almost a "Who's Who" record of where they went and what they did.
ENTRANCES JANUARY 1854.
172. STEVENS, WALTER JOHN. Brother of 59,'75, 356, 357, 667, 848. Died in 1876 on a. voyage to New Zealand.
173. MARSH. CHARLES.
174. LANGELIER, J OHN.
175. BELLIS, RICHARD FRANCIS. Son of Rev. R. Bellis, St. Helier’s. Brother of 473 and 1069. Deceased.
176. GALLICHAN, JOHN.
177. MALLETT, ALFRED. Son of Rev. R. Mallett, St. Mannelier. Brother of 198, 482. Deceased.
178. HALL, WILLIAM RICHARD. Son of W. Hall, Seaton Place. Brother of 409.
179. EVANS, FRANCIS FOSBERRY. Son of G. Evans, 1 Winchester Place. Brother of 7, 146, 281, 352. Lieutenant Royal Marines 1862.
ENTRANCES EASTER 1854.
180. NORMAN, FRANCIS. Brother of 82 and 110. Deceased.
181. GAUDIN. PHILIP. Son of T. Gaudin, St. Martin’s. Brother of 236. Deceased.
182. LE JEUNE, —
183. YOUNG, JOHN. Son of Mrs. Young, Samarés Lane. Brother of 63. Trinity College Dublin, BA. 1867. Ordained 1868. Curate, Holy Trinity, Smethwick 1868—72, Dingley 1873—5. Rector of Blore, Ashbourne 1875. .
ENTRANCES M ICHELMAS 1854
184. MARSHALL, JAMES ALFRED. Brother of 153 and. 185.
185. MARSHALL, CHARLES. Brother of 153 and 184-.
186. DOWDING, HERBERT WARD. Son of Rev. B. C. Dowding, 5 Waverley Terrace. Brother of 187 and 223.
187. DOWDING, CHARLES H. Brother of 186 and 223. Chaplain Royal Navy. Lost overboard from H.M.S. Agincourt 23 July 1879.
188. CARSON, JAMES SIMPSON. Son of J. Carson, Beaumont. Went to Worcester College Oxford. Called to Bar at Middle Temple 1872. J .P. Lived at Great Marlow, Bucks.
139. LE BRETON, WILLIAM INGLIS. Brother of 30, 239, 418 and 674. Woolwich 1361. Lieutenant R.A. Captain 1876. Major 1884. Transferred to Bombay S.C. in 1868. Served in Public Works Deptartment as Comptroller of Accounts in the Punjab, N .W. Provinces, Bombay and Calcutta. Retired 1889.
190. PERCHARD, HENRY GEORGE. Brother of 382.
191. HAMMOND, CHARLES ROBIN. Son of Mrs. T. D. Hammond, Don Terrace. Previously at Elizabeth College Guernsey. Entered the Army (4th (K.O.) Regiment). Captain 1869. Retired 1871. Quartermaster, East Regiment. R.J.M. Died 1882.
192. HARTUNG, FREDERICK MORRIS. Brother of 157. Left 1863. Entered Imperial Fire Assurance Co. Eventually senior London partner in Maud, Fester, and Hartung, Insurance Agents and Brokers. Died at Seaford 1909.
193. MECHAM, JOHN RUSSELL. Brother of 169 and 170. Entered the Army (27th Foot). Captain 26th Cameronians 1878. Lt-Col Cmdg 2nd Scottish Rifles 1890 Col Cmdg 26th Regimental District. Died at Hamilton N B 1898.
194. DURELL, HENRY E. LE VAVASOUR DIT. Left 1859. Afterwards at Caen. Called to Middle Temple 1868. Practised at Jersey Bar till 1899. Deputy for St. Helier 1874-96. Constable of St. Helier 1896-9. Solicitor-General 1899. Attorney-General 1912. Deceased.
195. CAMPBELL, WILLIAM. Brother of 166. Died 1856.
196. SIMON, ARTHUR C. Son of P. Simon, 10 The Terrace. Deceased
197. BRYANT, JAMES PHILIP. Brother of 86. Deceased.
198. MARETT, STANLEY E. Brother of 177, 482. Deceased.
199. GRANDIN, FRANCIS O. Son of Mrs. Grandin, Pier Road.
200. ALEXANDER, CHARLES. Son of G. Alexander, 62 New Street. Brother of 201.
201. ALEXANDER, WALTER. Brother of 200.
202. BRIDGER, JOHN PPELHAM. Son of Rev. F. Bridger, Almorah Crescent. Brother of 203. Midshipman R.N. Drowned at Amoy, while serving on H.M.S. Acorn 1857.
203. BRIDGER, AUGUSTUS. Brother of 202 and 224. Entered Bank of England 1860. Retired 1908.
204. PITCHER, DUNCAN GEORGE. Son of Mrs. Pitcher, 55 Colomberie. Entered Sandburst. R.M.Artillery 1856. Bombay Cavalry 1859. Bombay Staff Co B 1868. Colonel 1889. Retired 1896. Awarded the Kaiser-i-Hind Medal, 1st class for public service. He filled many posts (Revenue and Judicial) in the UP. Died 1924.
205. REVELL, HENRY ALBERT. Son of Major Bevell, Almorah Crescent. Entered the Army and was Captain 6th Innis. killing Dragoons. Afterwards member of a. firm of type-founders, Shanks Revel] & Co. Died 1881.
206. DU JARDIN, BENJAMIN STEPHENS. Son of Centenier Du Jardin, 3 Beresford St. Brother of 269, 449, 450. Entered the Army (CeyIon Rifles). Afterwards Captain 7th Foot 1871. Retired 1880. Hon. Lieutenant-Colonel 1881. Deceased.
207. DUNLOP, HENRY GORDON. Son of Lieutenant-Colonel Dunlop, 1 Plaisance Terrace. Brother of 208. Drowned at Rockhampton Queensland 1866.
208. DUNLOP, WILLIAM. WALLACE. Brother of 207.
209. COCKRAM, HARRY. Son of J. Cockram, Halkett Place.
210. MACHELL, JAMES OCTAVIUS. Son of Rev. R. Machell, Eagle Terrace. Entered the Army (14th Foot). Captain 59th Foot 1863. Retired 1864. Died 1902.
211. EDWARDS, WILLIAM. Son of W. E. Edwards.
212. LE QUESNE, EDWARD. Son of W. Le Quesne, Gloucester Terrace. Went to San Francisco. Later returned to Jersey.
213. BAMBER, HUGH WILLIAM. Son of Lieutenant Col. Ross Bamber R.N. Brother of 214, 681, 903. Entered R.M.L.I. Major in 1881. Retired as Hon. L15.-COI. 1884. Afterwards lived in Margate and commanded the Fire Brigade.
214. BAMBER, WALTER LEIGH. Brother of 213, 681, 903. Left in 1359. Midshipman RN. 1833. Gained R.H.S. Medal and Clasp. Retired as Commander 1873. J .P. for Portsmouth. Lived at Southsea. Died 1915.
215. GRAY, ELIAS. Son of T. Gray, Roseville House. Brother of 48.
216. SKINNER, JOHN. Son of W. Skinner, Aberdeen. Brother of 351.
217. LAURENS, JAMES. Son of J. Laurens, Surville Place.
218. LE QUESNE, HENRY. Son of N. Le Quesne, Rouge Bouillon. Brother of 17(?). Entered the Army 1862.
219. SKEY, WILLIAM. HENRY RUSSELL. Son of F. C. Skey, 13 Grosvenor Street, London. Entered the Army (38th Foot). Captain 1867. Retired 1874.
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