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l 4 i \ 224 Armitage and J. P. Johnson then put on 15 valuable runs but it was left to a gallant last wicket partnership between Johnson and …

134 Last Joined Gentlemen Cadets—(Continued). Name. School. Kingzett, B. Wellington. 7: L Kitson, H. W. Haileybury. iii“ ‘ Legge, P. .. Well …

109 LAST JOINED GENTLEMEN CADETS. Name. Anderson, Raymond F. J. Arif, Rafiq B. Backhouse, John E. Baldwin, Ian H. T. Barfi‘, George F. A. Bart …

209 SWIMMING. May. Swimming. Polo. Match. 2 St. Thomas’ Hospital ......... Away Scratched. 13 Old Citizens SC. ............... Away W 5— U L …

131 Captain J. A. Sanger, R.A. “C” Half-Coy. U.O. J. L. Gardner-Brown. n Captain P. R. P. Miers, R.A. “D” Half-Coy. U.O. D. W. Price. ,, Dri …

Name. Mercer H. L. Minshall N. J. H. Munn J. W. Nicoll H. M. V. Palmer P J. Petty J. D. P. Phillips N. C. Pocock N. E. I. Priest R. T. Prior …

This term there were not as many really good boxers among the snookers as in the two previous terms, but there were a large number of modera …

128 T. C. Usher. C. M. Adderley. D. O. S. Adye. M. R. Mackenzie. R. C. Hulbert. V. F. Porteous. L. D. Russell. M. T. G. Wood. C. R. L. Hawke …

213 M“ FIXTURES. Date. RUGBY. 1925. FIRST XV. “A” XV. September. Wed. 23 Sat. 26 London Scottish ...... Away H.A.C. “A” ............ Away We …

19S and after one of the most exacting climbs I remember, I got to within range of the females. (Does one call them nanny ibex? Hinds cannot …

21 where hounds worked a fast line through the close country round Tennis Courts, and after a very clever piece of hunting went out into the …

60 SQUASH. AUTUMN TERM, 1935. Matches played 13. Won 8. Lost 5. RESULTS. Sept. 1th1 V ILMA. Staff Home Won 11—2 Oct. 211d V Rump (‘lub Home …

206 three overs, resulted in the I’Arwhose losing an exciting match by ten runs. M. H. F. Waring and G. P. Gregson fielded well. Sapper Turne …

3 Riding Team 1935. FRONT Row (left to right).—F. B. Edmendes, E. D. C. Campbell, Lieut. H. M. V. Nicoll. R.H.A.. P. E. Lnngford. l J. V. P. …

142 PORTRAIT OF A MAN WITH RED HAIR. BY HUGH WALPOLE. Modern novelists seem more and more to specialise in their particular characters and s …

! l 124 EDITORIAL. In the July magazine we subjected you to an Editorial in which the value of a chronicle of events at the Shop was emphasi …

191 COMMISSIONS. The undermentioned Second Lieutenants on first appointment have been commissioned in the Royal Engineers :— Sallitt W. B. Fo …

193 the upper reaches of the Chenab, along which the track goes. The sleepers are floated down, only about one per cent. being lost on the wa …

34 only by the margin of a try that the gunners got home. The R.A. were represented by: C. II. T. MacFetridge: W. G. 5. Brooke. N. B. C. Tea …

161 Teams of four per Half-Company were sent over a typical hunter course, marks being awarded both for style and time. The riding was good, …