In 1888 Sir Charles Aitchison told the students that the College was an institution from which they would banish everything mean, dishonorable or impure and in which they would cultivate everything virtuous, true, manly and gentlemanly.
| Who | Role | Rank | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charles Umpherston Aitchison | speaker |
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On addressing the students in 1888, SIR CHARLES AITCHISON SAID:
This is an institution from which you will banish everything in thought and word and act that is mean, dishonorable or impure, and in which you will cultivate everything that is virtuous, true, manly and gentlemanly.