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Date |
Mention |
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July 1905 |
Unveiling, at Victoria College of a memorial plaque commemorating the former students of this establishment who fought and were killed in the South African war. |
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April 1906 |
Shooting competitions at Crabbé between the East Surreys and the cadets of Victoria College. The cadets loose by only three points. |
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June 1906 |
Annual inter-island shooting competition at Crabbé between 8 cadets from Victoria College, Jersey and 8 cadets from Elizabeth College, Guernsey for the crest sponsored by Mr Haines. The Victorians are winners of the competition having beat their opponents by 13 points |
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June 1906 |
The Rev. Joseph Navarre, a former and well-liked French professor at Victoria College, celebrated Mass at St. Thomas this morning. |
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August 1906 |
Visit to the Island of the Band of the 47th Line of the French Army. Enthusiastic welcome. Great reception at the Town Hall. This evening a grand concert on the grounds of Victoria College by the Band of the 47th Line and of the East Surrey who are garrisoned in Jersey. The College and grounds are brilliantly illuminated. |
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March 1907 |
Death of Mr A. W. Holyoak, professor of Classics at Victoria College for the past five years. |
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April 1908 |
A young student at Victoria College, named Percival William Duke, fell from a height of 40 feet and disappeared from the sight of his friends. |
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July 1908 |
Distribution of prizes to the students of Victoria College. |
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November 1908 |
A wall on Pleasant Lane, adjacent to the property of Victoria College, crumbled this afternoon. |
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December 1908 |
Died today at Colombo, Ceylon, at the age of 53, Mr Hilgrove Clt. Nicolle, a former student of Victoria College. |
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April 1910 |
Annual Sports Day at Victoria College on the grounds of this institution. |
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June 1910 |
Death of Mr Marie Prosper François Chottin, Professor of French at Victoria College in his 62nd year, at his residence 4 Woodbine, Bagot. |
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July 1910 |
Distribution of prizes to the students of Victoria College presided by the Bailiff. |