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            Pickwick	Bicycle	Club	Magazine																			Volume	18																													No.1	March	2021						 14
    Porkin – did not exist, Porkin & Snob
    “A clerk hurried in with a bundle of papers, and stared about him.'Sniggle and Blink,' cried
    the  tenor.'Porkin  and  Snob,'  growled  the  bass.  'Stumpy  and  Deacon,'  said  the  new-
    comer.Nobody answered; the next man who came in, was bailed by the whole three; and he in
    his turn shouted for another firm; and then somebody else roared in a loud voice for another;
    and so forth.”
    Sydney J. Kemball      1920 to 1933
    Harold Grose          1942 to 1951  (Sub-Captain 1944)
    L. C. Hackett         1959 to 1970
    P. E. Waygood         1976 to 1989
    Daniel Munns          1995 to 2014
    Neil Smith            2017 to present
                                           _____________________________________
    Mr Smithie – a guest at the Rochester Ball
    “'Mr. Smithie, Mrs. Smithie, and the Misses Smithie,' was the next announcement. 'What's
    Mr. Smithie?' inquired Mr. Tracy Tupman. 'Something in the yard,' replied the stranger. Mr.
    Smithie bowed deferentially to Sir Thomas Clubber; and Sir Thomas Clubber acknowledged
    the salute with conscious condescension. Lady Clubber took a telescopic view of Mrs. Smithie
    and family through her eye-glass and Mrs. Smithie stared in her turn at Mrs. Somebody-else,
    whose husband was not in the dockyard at all.”

    H. E. Keat             pre 1881
    Wm M Crawley          1897, left then rejoined in 1902
    Robert V Beveridge      1926 to 1938
    F. G. Norman          1941 to 1969  (President 1957/8, Hon. Auditor 1944,57)
    P. B. Searle          1971 to 1986
    Gino Goddard          1995 to present
                                        _____________________________________
    The clergyman of Dingley Dell – with a good-humoured, benevolent face


    “On  the  opposite  side  sat  a  bald-headed  old  gentleman,  with  a  good-humoured,  benevolent
    face--the clergyman of Dingley Dell; and next him sat his wife, a stout, blooming old lady, who
    looked as if she were well skilled, not only in the art and mystery of manufacturing home-
    made cordials greatly to other people's satisfaction, but of tasting them occasionally very
    much to her own.”

    Andrew Grose          1988 to 2003
    Nicholas (Nick) Fish     2004 to 2014
    Tim Chapman           2014 to present
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