H. P. Grice on the Oxford school of 'ordinary-language' philosophy

“I have little doubt that Austin's Saturday-morning play group, his 'kindergarten,' which I led after Austin's death, is often thought of, outside Oxford, and occasionally, perhaps even inside Oxford, as constituting the core, or the hot-bed, of what became known as ‘“Ordinary-Language” Philosophy,’ or even ‘The Oxford School of “Ordinary-Language” Philosophy.’”