CLIFTON COLLEGE JUBILEE.
[To TUE EDITOXi OF THE "SPECTATOR."' Slit,—A little while ago I wrote to inform those of your readers who are interested in Clifton that the celebration of the Jubilee of Clifton College would take place in the week ending July 13th. On Tuesday and Wednesday, 9th and 10th, the annual cricket match with Cheltenham will be played at Cheltenham. On Thursday there will be a field clay arranged, at which Sir Douglas Haig (O.C.), now in command at Aldershot, will act as umpire, with a staff of old Cliftonian officers. On Friday and Saturday there will be the usual cricket matches with Old Cliftonians. On Saturday the Bishop of Hereford has promised to preach at the C,onimemoration Service, and Lord Haldane, Chancellor of Bristol University, has promised to come down for the prize-giving on Saturday afternoon. The other events of the annual school com- memoration will take place as usual, and tho Rt. Hon. Sydney Buxton (O.C.), President of the Board of Trade, will be present at the O.C. supper in Big School. Canon Wilson, Canon Glazebrook, and Dr. David of Rugby, who are all ex-Head Masters of Clifton, will be present to take part in the proceedings.—I am, Sir, the.,
Head Master.
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