Year 1900 -1901	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	22nd January 1901 – On this day passed away our beloved Queen Victoria amid the universal sorrow of her people and after an illustrious reign of 64 years. May 28th 1900 – Lord Robert annexed the Orange Free State as the Orange River Colony.	R E H Goffin	James Grafton
	September 18th 1900 – Her Majesty’s proclamation of the Commonwealth of Australia promulgated.
	October 29th 1900 – Our most Gracious Majesty Victoria granted a Charter confirming to Westminster the style and Title of City.
	November 1st 1900 – First election of the City Council of Westminster which on its first meeting, November 9th, elected his Grace the Duke of Norfolk K.G. to the Office of Mayor and the distinctive office and duties of Overseers were abolished, being merged in the City Council.
	March 16th 1901 – Their Royal Highnesses the Duke ad Duchess of Cornwall and York commenced a tour of the British Empire and the Seas and on their return to London, November 2nd , were welcomed by the Mayor, Alderman and Council of Westminster.
	July 18th 1901 – The ancient Court of Burgesses headed by the Very Rev The Dean of Westminster, handed over their mace, Pickering Loving Cup, High Constable’s Staves and Snuff Box to the City Council of Westminster.
	November 9th 1901 – George, Duke of Cornwall and York, created Prince of Wales.
	St. Margaret. Reverand Canon Hemsley Henson BD – Rector. Church Wardens: Henry A Hunt, H H Montague Smith.
	St John Ven Archdeacon Basil Wilberforce DD – Rector. Church Wardens: Col T Davies Sewell, W H Pendlebury.
	Overseers: R E H Goffin, James Grafton

Year 1902	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	(engraving of the Westminster Arms entitled “Grant of Arms to the City of Westminster)	R E H Goffin	James Grafton
	March 31st 1902 – Peace concluded between the British and Boers in Vereeniging.
	June 6th 1902 – The thanks of Parliament and £50,000 voted to Lord Kitchener who returned to England on July 12th and on the 29th the dignity of Viscount was conferred upon him.
	June 26th 1902 – The Coronation of the King and Queen was deferred in consequence of the illness of the King.
	July 5th 1902 – The King’s dinner to half-million people of London.
	October 17th 1902 – Col Clifford Probyn, Mayor of the City of Westminster, gave a tea and coronation medals to 20,000 Westminster school children.
	October 5th 1902 – The Royal procession of the King and Queen through London.
	October 28th 1902 – The Rev Canon J Armitage Robinson DD installed Dean of Westminster.
	November 8th 1902 – Visit of the German Emperor to the King at Sandringham.
	November 17th 1902 – Visit of the King of Portugal to the King at Windsor.
	October 9th 1902 – The deferred Coronation of the King and Queen took place at Westminster Abbey.
	St Margaret: Reverand Canon Hensley Henson DD Rector. Church Wardens: Henry A Hunt, H H Montague Smith.
	St John: Ven Archdeacon Wilberforce DD – Rector. Church Wardens: Col T Davies Sewell F R A S, W H Pendlebury.
	Custodians; R E H Goffin, James Grafton

Year 1903	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	(engraving of the) Imperial Durbar Delhi 1 Jan 1903. King Edward VII proclaimed Emperor of India. Frederick Temple Archbishop of Canterbury died 23 Dec 1902 Aged 81. F W Farrar Dean of Canterbury Died March 22 1903 Aged 71. G G Bradley Dean of Westminster Died March 13 1903 Aged 82. Prince and Princess of Wales visit Westminster April 27 1903. The President of the French Republic visits England July 1903. R A T Gascoygne Cecil 3rd Marquis of Salisbury died Aug 22 1903 Aged 73	Henry A Hunt	Col T Davies Sewell	Captain Henry Marton Jessel MP
	St Margaret. Rev Canon H Hensley Henson DD Rector.
	Churchwardens Henry A Hunt, H H Montague Smith.
	Custodian Henry A Hunt.
	St John Ven Archdeacon Wilberforce DD Rector
	Churchwardens; Col T Davies Sewell F R A S, William Dunham. Custodian Col T Davies Sewell,
	Captain Henry Marton Jessel MP Mayor

Year 1904	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	St Margaret. Rev Canon H Hensley Henson DD Rector Churchwardens. Vice Admiral E Neville Rolfe CB, E H Fedarb.	Col T Davies Sewell F R A S.	Vice Admiral E Neville Rolfe, Thomas Walter Lawrence	Thomas Walter Lawrence Emden L C C J P
	Custodian: Vice Admiral E Neville Rolfe, Thomas Walter Lawrence.
	St John Ven Archdeacon Wilberforce DD Rector. Churchwardens. Colonel T Davies Sewell F R A S, William Dunham.
	Custodian: Col T Davies Sewell F R A S.
	Mayor Thomas Walter Lawrence Emden L C C J P.
	In memory of Henry Arthur Hunt Churchwarden of St Margaret’s 1894-1904.
	The king and Queen opened the Royal Horticultural Society’s Hall in Vincent Square SW. 22 July 1904.
	The Prince and Princess of Wales opened new block of residences for Labouring and Industrial Classes in Page Street 16 May 1904.
	The Royal Aquarium purchased and Pulled down by Wesleyan Body 1904.
	Tower added to Christ Church Victoria Street SW 1904.
	The properties and duties of the London School Board transferred by Act of Parliament to the London County Council 2 May 1904

Year 1905	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	(engraving of the Nelson Column, Trafalgar Square, decorated for the Centenary Celebrations of the Battle of Trafalgar).	Vice Admiral Rolfe CB	JE Smith FSA
	The Nelson Centenary celebrated at Trafalgar Square and throughout the Empire. The East end & Window of St Margaret’s church restored at a cost exceeding £3000.
	The Union of Norway & Sweden dissolved.
	Official Visit of representatives of the French Navy & of the Paris Municipal Council to London.
	The Kings of Portugal, Spain & Greece visit London.
	Kingsway & Aldwych opened by HM The King.
	Their Royal Highnesses The Prince & Princess of Wales proceed to India in HMS Renown.
	Japan, after a remarkable success by land & sea, concedes terms of peace to Russia.
	Churchwardens:
	Vice Admiral E Neville Rolfe CB, E H Fedarb – St Margaret
	Col T Davies Sewell F R A S, W A C Vincent – St John.
	Custodians: Vice Admiral Rolfe CB & JE Smith FSA,

Year 1906	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	The new Vauxhall Bridge, 8 years in construction and costing £437,000 opened for public use on 26th May with the first electric tramway service across the Thames in London.	J P Smith FSA	W A Vincent	General Lord Cheylesmore CVO (second year) succeeded in November by Alderman Pallents
	Princess Ena Victoria of Battenburg, niece of the King, becomes by marriage with King Alfonso, Queen of Spain.
	Exchange of visits between the Municipal Councils of Paris and Westminster. General election in January – 512 Liberals and 158 Conservatives and Unionists return, including Mr Burdett Coutts for Westminster after 21 years membership.
	The King and Queen of Norway, son-in -law and daughter of the King, visit London.
	Mayor General Lord Cheylesmore CVO, Mayor of Westminster (second year) succeeded in November by Alderman Pallents.
	Canon Hensley Henson DD Rector of St Margarets.
	Archdeacon Wilberforce – Rector of St Johns.
	St Margarets: Church Wardens: Vice Admiral Rolfe CB ADC, E H Fedarb.
	St John: Church Wardens: Col T Davies Sewell F R A S, W A Vincent,
	Custodians: J P Smith FSA, W A Vincent,

Year 1907	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	Record voyage of Cunard s.a. “Lusitania” Liverpool to New York 4 days, 8 hours 10 minutes – November 2nd.	W A Vincent	E Stopford Jones	Councillor John William Dennis CRE
	First wireless message sent to Kind Edward from Canada by Earl Grey – November 17th.
	Transvaal granted self government by Great Britain.
	Rt Hon Earl Cromer CCD etc returned from Egypt and presented with the Freedom of London.
	Hague Peace Conference held.
	The Emperor and Empress of Germany, King and Queen of Denmark and King and Queen of Spain visited England.
	Heir born to the throne of Spain.
	Five Queens were in this country at the same time:- Queen Alexandria, Empress of Gemany, Victoria of Spain, Queen of Portugal, Maude of Norway. Cullinan Diamond presented by the Transvaal to the King on his birthday.
	Councillor John William Dennis CRE – Mayor of Westminster.
	Reverand Canon Hensley Henson – Rector of St Margarets.
	Archdeacon Wilberforce DD – Rector of St John.
	St Margaret Church Wardens: Admiral N Rolfe C D ADC, H H Fedarb.
	St John Church Wardens: Col T Davies Sewell W. A Vincent.
	Custodians: W A Vincent, E Stopford Jones

Year 1908	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	The Rt Hon HH Asquith KC MP etc Prime Minister April.	E Stopford Jones	P.R.O.A. Simner	Alderman E Woolley Walden JP
	The King and Queen visit the Courts of Denmark, Sweden and Norway. Franco-British Exhibition opened.
	President Falliere paid an official visit to London.
	The King and Queen met the Emperor and Empress at Reval.
	Olympic Games held in London.
	Prince of Wales visited Canada and was present at the Quebec tercentenary.
	The King visited the German Emperor and the Emperor Francis Joseph.
	The Pan-Anglican Congress held in London.
	Alderman E Woolley Walden JP – Mayor.
	First presentation of badges to the Custodians.
	Rev Canon Hensley Henson DD – Rector of St Margarets.
	Ven Archdeacon Wilberforce DD – Rector.
	St Margarets Church Wardens: Admiral N Rolfe CD ADC, E H Fedarb.
	St Johns: Church Wardens: Col T Davies Sewell, W A Vincent.
	Custodians: E Stopford Jones, P R O A Simner

Year 1909	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	Parliament meeting February 16th, sat almost continuously for nine months, an unusually long period.	P.R.O.A. Simner	H E Montague Smith	The Rev. F Harcourt-Hillersdon MA
	Novel proposals introduced in the Budget.
	Great strides made in aviation. M Bleriot crossed from Calais to Dover in aeroplane.
	Alleged discovery of North Pole by both Peory and Cooke.
	Visit of the King of Portugal to the City.
	Blackfriars bridge widening completed, opened 15th September. Admiral E Neville Rolfe C.B., Church Warden of St Margaret’s died in Office 10th May 1909.
	Sir Ernest H Shackleton CBO, returned from his South Pole expedition having obtained greater proximity than previous explorers.
	Mayor – The Rev. F Harcourt-Hillersdon MA.
	St Margaret’s Rector – Rev. Canon Hensley Henson BD.
	Church Wardens – Sir H Craik KCB, MP. E H Fedarb.
	St John: Rector – Ven Archdeacon Wilberforce DD.
	Church Wardens – Col. T Davies Sewell. W A Vincent.
	Custodians: P.R.O.A Simner, H E Montague Smith.

Year 1910	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	His majesty King Edward VII died May 6th, having reigned for 9 years and 3 months. No King was ever more beloved. By the natural charm of his disposition he won the hearts of his subjects and by his courage and sagacity he did much to strengthen the British Empire and to preserve the peace of the world.	G W Tallents	J F C Bennett	Edward Lygon Somers-Cocks
	The Colonies of the Cape of Good Hope, Natal, the Transvaal and the Orange River Colony were united in a legislative union under one Government by the name of the Union of South Africa.
	The Hon C S Rolls on the 2nd June created a record for England in aviation by flying an aeroplane from Dover to Calais and back without landing. He was killed by a fall from an aeroplane at Bournemouth 12th July.
	Florence Nightingale, the heroine of the Crimean War and the pioneer of scientific nursing, died August 13th at the age of 90.
	Revolution in Portugal. King Mandel fled from Lisbon to Gibraltar, a Republic proclaimed in Lisbon October 5th.
	Mayor – Edward Lygon Somers-Cocks.
	St Margaret: Rector – Reverand Canon Hensley Henson BD.
	Church Wardens – Sir H Craik KCB, MP, E H Fedarb.
	St John: Rector – Ven Archdeacon Wilberforce DD,
	Church Wardens – Col T Davies Sewell. W A. Vincent.
	Custodians: G W Tallents. J F C Bennett.

Year 1911	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	June 22nd – Their Majesties King George V and Queen Mary were crowned in Westminster Abbey.	C.W. Tallents	E.H. Fedarb	John M Gatti
	June 23rd Their Majesties made a Royal progress through London and on reaching Waterloo Place were presented with a loyal address by the Major, Alderman and Councillors of Westminster on behalf of the citizens.
	July 13th – Investiture of HRH Prince of Wales at Carnarvon Castle. The Rt Rev Herbert Edward Ryle, D.D., formerly Bishop of Westminster, appointed Dean of Westminster.
	The Rt Rev William Boyd Carpenter, D.D., formerly Bishop of Ripon and the Rev. E. .H Pearce, appointed Canons of Westminster.
	The Prime Minister having obtained from His Majesty a promise to create as many new Peers as may be necessary to pass the Parliament Bill, the House of Lords, by a majority of 19 resolved not to insist on their amendments, many of the Peers abstained from voting. The Bill received the Royal Assent August 19th.
	August 9th was the hottest day ever recorded in London. The temperature at Greenwich registered 100 f. in the shade.
	Strikes were frequent and serious and were accompanied by savage riots in Wales and Liverpool. A combined strike of railway workers caused much public inconvenience, but was soon ended.
	September 5th and 6th – William T. Burgess, a former scholar of St. Margaret’s School, swam from Dover to Cape Grisnez in 22 hours, 35 minutes. He was 40 years of age and had previously made 15 unsuccessful attempts to swim the channel.
	September 29th – War declared between Italy and Turkey. Occupation of Tripoli by the Italians.
	Mayor – John M Gatti 1911/12.
	St Margaret: Rector – Rev. Canon Hensley Henson B.D.
	Church Wardens – Sir H Craik K.C.B., M.P. E.H. Fedarb.
	St John: Rector - Ven. Archdeacon Wilberforce D.D.
	Church Wardens – Col Davies Sewell, W A Vincent.
	Custodians: – C.W. Tallents, E.H. Fedarb

Year 1912	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	Coronation Durbar (December 12th 1911) held at Delhi (announced to be the future capital of India) by the King and Queen who returned to Buckingham Palace via Victoria Street on February 5th.	E H Fedarb	Percy Gates LCC
	Death of Duke of Fife, brother-in-law of the King, at Assouan, January 29th. Numerous strikes in the early part of the year caused immense inconvenience and loss.
	S.S. “Titanic” (45,000 tons) on maiden voyage collided with an iceberg on April 15th in the North Atlantic. Ships summoned by wireless telegraphy saved 711 out of 2,201. British subscriptions for suffers reached £475,000 Scheme of National Health Insurance started July 15th.
	Mr F R McClean flew in his hydro aeroplane from Sheppey under the London Bridges to Westminster, August 10th.
	Turkey makes peace with Italy and cedes Tripoli, October 15th.
	Consols on October 25th touched 73.
	Bulgaria, Serria. Montegro and Greece simultaneously make war on Turkey in October. On October 28th a five day battle commence in Thrace. Turks retreat to Constantinople.
	Mayor – H Lyon Thompson 1912/13.
	St Margaret: Rector – Rev Canon Hensley Henson BD.
	Church Wardens – Sir H Craik KCB, MP. E H Fedarb.
	St John: Rector Ven Archdeacon Wilberforce DD.
	Church Wardens – Col T Davies Sewell. W A Vincent.
	Custodians: – E H Fedarb. Percy Gates LCC.

Year 1913	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	The Rev W H Carnegie appointed Rector of St Margarets and Canon of Westminster.	Percy Gates LCC	Sir H Craik KCB, MP	H Lyon Thompson
	The Balkan Peace Delegates entertained by the Mayor of Westminster on the 21st December 1912 and 3rd June 1913.
	Monsieur Poincarè, the President of the French Republic, visited the King.
	The President, Vice President, Syndic and representatives of the Paris Municipal Councils entertained by the Westminster City Council. Inspected the box 26th June.
	Henry VII Chapel in Westminster Abbey re-inaugurated as the Chapel of the Order of the Bath in the presence of the King and Queen, 24th July.
	5,000 London teachers received by the King and Queen at a garden party at Buckingham Palace, 19th July.
	Foundation stone of the new Australian Commonwealth Buildings in the Strand laid by the King 24th July.
	The scheme for the removal of Westminster Hospital and the sale of the site sanctioned by Parliament.
	Completion of Agreement for improving the approach to the Admiralty Arch.
	The Crystal Palace secured to the nation by public subscription.
	Mr Robert Bridges appointed Poet Laureate.
	Mayor – H Lyon Thompson 1913/14.
	St Margaret – Rector Canon Carnegie.
	Church Wardens – Sir H Craik KCB, MP.
	St. John – Rector – Ven Archdeacon Wilberforce DD.
	Church Wardens – Col T Davies Sewell, Horace E Readlam.
	Custodians: – Percy Gates LCC, Sir H Craik KCB, MP.

Year 1914	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	In this year all other events were insignificant in comparison with the Great War into which England felt herself bound to enter, to maintain the sanctity of the Treaties, the Rights of small nations, and the Liberties of Europe, and to defend that Empire which we have inherited from our Fathers, against the aggressive ambition of Germany. The War has already proved itself the most terrible in History. But with the help of her Allies, by the valour of Her sons, and with the Blessing of Almighty God, England trusts to win victory for that cause on behalf of which she is prepared to make every sacrifice which the call of Duty may demand. War was declared on the Third Day of August, 1914.	Sir H Craik KCB, MP	A G Hartley	R W Granville Smith LCC, JP
	Church Wardens –
	St Margaret: Sir H Craik, KCB, MP. E H Fedarb.
	St John: Col T Davies Sewell F R A S. John Pearson.
	Mayor: R W Granville Smith LCC, JP.
	Custodians: Sir H Craik KCB, MP. A G Hartley.

Year 1915	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	(engraving of a figure of a Soldier. The names of several officers are inscribed at the top and bottom of this frame)	A G Hartley	R W Granville Smith LCC, JP	G Booth Heming JP
	Church Wardens
	St Margaret – Sir H Craig KCB, MP. E H Fedarb.
	St John – Col T Davies Sewell F R A S. John Pearson.
	Mayor – G Booth Heming JP.
	Custodians: A G Hartley, R W Granville Smith LCC, JP.

Year 1916	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	(engraving of an Able Seaman in Shore Kit)	R W Granville Smith LCC, JP	G A Hall FRTBA	Sir George Earle Welby CMG, JP
	Church Wardens:
	St Margaret – Sir Henry Craik KCB, MA, LLD, MP. E H Fedarb.
	St John: Stanley Christopherson. John Pearson.
	Mayor – Sir George Earle Welby CMG, JP.
	Custodians: R W Granville Smith LCC, JP. G A Hall FRTBA.

Year 1917	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	(engraving of the figure of an Airman)	George A Hall FRIBA	E Howley Sim ARIBA	Sir George Earle Welby CMG, JP
	Church Wardens –
	St Margaret. Sir Henry Craig KCB, MA, LLB, MP. E W Fedarb.
	St John: Stanley Christopherson. John Pearson.
	Mayor – Sir George Earle Welby CMG, JP.
	Custodians: George A Hall FRIBA. E Howley Sim ARIBA.

Year 1918	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	(engraving of the figure of a Special Constable)	E Howley Sim ARIBA	Rt Hon Viscount Doneraile	Sir George Earle Welby CMG, JP
	Church Wardens –
	St Margaret: Rt Hon Sir Henry Craik PC, KCB, MA, LLD, MP. Succeeded by Major E F Coates Bart MP. Edwin Horatio Fedarb.
	St John: Stanley Christopherson. John Pearson.
	Mayor – Sir George Earle Welby CMG, JP.
	Custodians: E Howley Sim ARIBA. Rt Hon Viscount Doneraile.

Year 1919	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	(engraving of a Dove in Flight) V I C T O R Y ARMISTACE GRANTED xi hour, xi day, xi month MCMXVIII. Peace signed xxviii day of June MCMXIX.	The Rt Hon The Viscount Doneraile	S P B Bucknill Esq, JP	Alderman G W Tallents Esq JP
	Mayor – Alderman G W Tallents Esq JP.
	Church wardens of St Margaret: Major Sir E F Coates Bart MP. E H Fedarb Esq.
	Custodians: The Rt Hon The Viscount Doneraile. S P B Bucknill Esq, JP.

Year 1920	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	Universal industrial unrest, high cost of living & high wages, short hours, inadequate production.	S P B Bucknill JP	F A Sherras	The Rt. Hon the Viscount Donerail JP
	2.12.1919. Return of HRH Prince of Wales after a four month tour in Canada and United States. He started for Australia & New Zealand on 16th March and returned on 11th October 1920.
	10.12.19. First flight by aeroplane from London to Australia in 28 days. Daily conveyance of passengers & mails by aeroplane between London, Paris, Brussels & Amsterdam.
	1.12.19 Lady Astor elected as Member of Parliament, took her seat for the Sutton Division of Plymouth. Women qualified as Parliamentary electors, lawyers & jurors.
	11.11.20 Unveiling of the Cenotaph in Whitehall.
	Mayor – the Rt. Hon the Viscount Donerail JP.
	Church Wardens of St Margarets – Major Sir E F Coates Bart MP. Mr E H Fedarb.
	Custodians: S P B Bucknill JP, F A Sherras

Year 1921	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	28.7.21 The Rt Hon W L Burdett-Coutts PC MP, Member of Parliament for Westminster (Abbey Division) for 35 years died.	Fred A Sherras	D H S Alldridge	Councillor S Gluckstein JP
	25.8.21 Brig. Gen J S Nicholson CB, DSO, MP elected Member of Parliament (Abbey Division).
	17.10.21 General Pershing on behalf of the American national deposited the Congressional Medal on the grave of the Unknown Warrior who was laid to rest in Westminster Abbey on Nov 11th, 1920 in the presence of HM The King and the Nation.
	28.10.21 HRH The Prince of Wales started on a visit to India and Japan.
	Mayor – Councillor S Gluckstein JP.
	Church Wardens of St Margaret – Major Sir E F Coates Bart MP. Mr E H Fedarb.
	Church Wardens of St John – Mr J V Glenny. Miss B Jackson.
	Custodians: : Fred A Sherras. D H S Alldridge

Year 1922	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	28.2.22 HRH princess Mary married to Vincent Lascellas at Westminster Abbey.	D H S Alldridge	Major Stanley Low JP	G W Lawrence JP
	21.6.22 Return of HRH the Prince of Wales from tour in the East.
	17.7.22 London County Council Hall opened by HM The King.
	19.10.22 Mr Lloyd George, Prime Minister of the First Coalition Government resigned.
	Mayor – G W Lawrence JP.
	Church Wardens St Margaret: Sir Owen Philipps GCMG, MP. E H Fedarb. St John: J V Glenny. Miss Jackson.
	Custodians: – D H S Alldridge, Major Stanley Low JP.

Year 1923	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	6.12.22. Irish Free State Parliament met.	Major Stanley Low TD, JP	Jacques Abady	F G Rye
	7.2.23 Birth of a Son to HRH Princess Mary.
	3.8.23 Death of President Harding.
	1.9.23 Earthquake in Japan.
	30.10.23 Death of Rt Hon A Bonar Law.
	Mayor – F G Rye.
	Church Wardens St Margaret: Rt Hon Sir Samuel Roberts Bt, MP. H H Wigg. St John: J V Glenny. A E W Marshall.
	Custodians: – Major Stanley Low TD, JP, Jacques Abady.

Year 1924	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	The first Socialist Government in the history of the British Parliament took office during this year.	Jacques Abady	J C Dalton JP	W E Horne
	Mayor – W E Horne.
	Church Wardens of St Margaret: Sir Samuel Roberts Bart MP, H H Wigg.
	Church Wardens of St John: J V Glenny. A E W Marshall.
	Custodians: - Jacques Abady, J C Dalton JP.

Year 1925	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	Death of Queen Alexandra.	Capt. J C Dalton JP	A E W Marshall	S P B Bucknill JP
	The Westminster City Council empowered by Statute to grant the Honorary Freedom of the City, and to accept and administer charities.
	Mayor – S P B Bucknill JP.
	Church wardens:
	St Margaret’s: Sir Samuel Roberts Bart, HH Wigg.
	St John: J V Glenny, A E W Marshall.
	Custodians: – Capt. J C Dalton JP, LCC. A E W Marshall.

Year 1926 -1927	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	An illegal attack upon the Constitution by a General Strike of Trade Unionists in the Public Utility Services, effectively defeated by the patriotism of many thousands of Good Citizens throughout the Country. May 1926.	A E W Marshall	W Vaux Graham JP	G H Heilbuth JP
	Birth of Princess Elizabeth, daughter of the Duke and Duchess of York 21 April 1926.
	Mayor – G H Heilbuth JP.
	Church Wardens
	St Margaret: HH Wigg.
	St John: J V Glenny, A E W Marshall.
	Custodians: A E W Marshall, W Vaux Graham JP.

Year 1927	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	(engraving of part of the new Lambeth Bridge).	W Vaux Graham JP	Col E Geoffrey H Cox CBX, DL.	S P B Bucknill JP
	Visit of the Duke and Duchess of York to Australia and New Zealand. Dec 1926 – June 1927.
	Opening of the reconstructed Regent Street by Their Majesties the King and Queen 23 June 1927.
	The construction of the new Bridge at Lambeth begun. Oct 1927. C Topham Forrest & Sir Reginald Blomfield RA. Architects. G W Humphreys, M Inst. CE Engineer.
	Mayor – S P B Bucknill JP.
	Church Wardens
	St Margaret: A E Jacob. HH Wigg.
	St John: J V Glenny, A E W Marshall.
	Custodians: W Vaux Graham JP, FSA. Col E Geoffrey H Cox CBX, DL.

Year 1928	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	Jan 7th the Thames broke its banks at Westminster, causing loss of life and widespread damage to property.	Col E Geoffrey H Cox CBE	J V Glenny	Jacques Abady JP
	June 20th Bicentenary of the building of St John’s Church.
	Mayor – Jacques Abady JP.
	Honorary Secretary of this Society.
	Church Wardens
	St Margaret: A E Jacob MP, H H Wigg.
	St. John: J V Glenny, A E W Marshall.
	Custodians: Col E Geoffrey H Cox CBE, DL. J V Glenny

Year 1929	Inscriptions	Senior Custodian	Junior Custodian	Mayor
	Severe frosts in February. Exceptionally dry summer.	J V Glenny	L H Winckworth	Major Vivian B Rogers DSO, MC JP
	General Election 30th May, no clear majority. Socialists take office on sufferance.
	Restoration of St John’s Church at cost of £7,800.
	King’s College London Centenary Celebrations 25th to 27th June.
	Thanksgiving Service Westminster Abbey for His Majesty King George V’s recovery from serious illness, 7th July.
	Mayor – Major Vivian B Rogers DSO, MC JP.
	Church Wardens
	St Margaret: A B Lambert CBE, H H Wigg.
	St Johns: J V Glenny, A E W Marshall.
	Custodians: J V Glenny, L H Winckworth.