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36 R.M.C. MAGAZINE 6' RECORD There is nothing that palls sooner than a unanimous chorus of approbation, and his neighbour’s habit of saying …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE (9 RECORD 11 with whom I attempted to open conversation, but apparently his ideas on Christian charity and brotherhood, all- …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE (9 RECORD 57 AUGUSTUS FOOL, in the first rank of fools.” The speaker paused TM‘ as though to draw breath for a really crushin …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE 127 well at times, but his service is not always up to standard. M. Latham (Tonbridge) was eventually chosen to partner Coom …

_ .. .7 , . , ,-,.,........->v-w~r ~~~ ~M~v ‘ R.M.C. MAGAZINE 9I , Order of Mcril.—Ist, No. 5 Company, three wins, and won the Inter—Company …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE 81 confidence to those in search of a guide to social behaviour in the Army. All books on etiquette are easy enough to burles …

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, ,3; . f , _. .‘ W I??? R.M.C. MAGAZINE 5» RECORD 75 and thereby spared us the onus of deciding some very close'fights. The Commandant’s dep …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE 84 No.5 Company were undoubtedly the best crew with Martin and King the outstanding oars throughout the races. Allott stroke …

l i l r' 1;. l i! .. l t l 50 R.M.C. MAGAZINE ('7 RECORD generally you’ll find a suitcase and a kit—bag supplemented by yakdans w111 do you a …

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94 R.M.C. MAGAZINE (9 RECORD GOLF. On September 22nd, 1929, took place what is believed to have been the first R.M.A. v. R.M.C. golf match. I …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE 6* RECORD 9; That the standard was, indeed, a high one may be judged from the result, which shows that fifteen runners covere …

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52 R.M.C. MAGAZINE & RECORD THE SACRIFICE ’, HEY had been very happy really. There had been those ' four blissful years in the villa on the …

t . Agar-vain 1M. gratulatious) below. () (‘ T U 1’ L 12‘ 78 [he phenomenal wintry spell had at last on* advantage, in bringing to light the …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE (‘5' RECORD 27 “ Hintrudin’ ! ” exclaimed the elder of the pair, a stout, red- faced, jovial—looking man; “hintrudin’! not a …

30 , OCTUPLE “A ” SQUADRON N0. 53 TROOP. T would be interesting to know the reactions of the Recording Angel towards I a guard commander who …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE éiv RECORD 31 being under plough. Eventually, as dusk was falling, the two towers of Chartres Cathedral came mto Slght, and …