Calendar: 1879-1880 Page 409

408 THE SCHOOL misconduct renders boy liable to be detained after School- hours to write an Imposition 18 All such Impositions are as general rule written under the eye of the Head Master in the case of boys in the Upper School and of one of the Masters of the Middle and Lower School in that of boys in those Divisions 19 When finished these Impositions are countersigned by the Master in charge and careful record of them is kept in book appointed for the purpose 20 The power of inflicting corporal punishment is strictly reserved by the Council to the Head Master to whom all serious offences such as habitual idleness falsehood insur- bordination or frequent detention in the case of boys in any part of the School are at once reported 21 boy thus reported is further liable to receive from the Head Master printed card stating the facts of his case which he is expected to take home to his Parent or Guardian for their counter-signature 22 The Card thus countersigned is to be returned on the following day to the Head Master that it may be duly filed and registered 23 pupil may be expelled by the Head Master with the consent of the Principal from the School for breach of the rules or for misconduct either in or out of the School and on behalf of pupil so expelled there shall be no claim of any kind against the College or anything connected therewith DINING HALL AND LUNCHEON sufficient time at one o'clock is allowed for luncheon which is provided in the College at regulated expense Those parents who may wish their sons to dine during this time may avail themselves of an arrangement made for this express object in the Dining Hall of the College One of the Masters is always present