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28 R.M.C. MAGAZINE (5* RECORD HER GOUSIN. GOOD tune,” said my hostess, “ don’t you think P” “Excellent,” said I, negotiating a passage betwe …

78 R.M.C. MAGAZINE (5 RECORD CRICKET. 1924. THE programme outlined in the Easter number of this Record has been carried through successfully …

mmmnh; . . . 108 R.M.C. MAGAZINE e9 RECORD RAGQUETS, 1925. OWING to the fact that the battalion hockey XI rightly claimed the services of on …

78 R.M.C. MAGAZINE @ RECORD The Annual Regatta took place on the lake on July 12th in beautiful weather. The usual amusing events were compe …

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R.M.C. MAGAZINE & RECORD 61 elated. This has resulted in the team being able to take the successes at the beginning of the Triangular Match …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE <9 RECORD 25 The tide from Milford Haven slid sadly out to sea, And in its track an awful wrack of human agony. A saddened t …

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74 R.M.C. MAGAZINE 67 RECORD ATHLETICS On April 25th, the R.M.C. held the Annual Match against Blackheath Harriers. Though beaten by two poi …

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sci. R.M.C. MAGAZINE 6' RECORD 75 SOCCER, 1928 OCCER is still, in spite of the growing popularity of rugger, the game which is most played i …

R.M.C. MAGAZINE 6} RECORD 55 after the children for the June Ball. “ Righto,” said I, “but I can’t put ’em up.” “ Oh! that’s all right,” sai …

26 R.M.C. MAGAZINE 6' RECORD Spanish sport than are. Few, indeed, are ever killed but the big men, the matadors, and they are so highly paid …

20 RM C. MAGAZINE @- RECORD in Iraq. Their fighting qualities were well known. They were enlisted, and soon a useful force was raised. When I …

CONTENTS PAGE OUR FRONTISPIECE 5 NOTES 7 VISIT OF FIELD—MARSHAL HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE DUKE OF CONNAUGHT AND STRATHEARN II R.M.C. SHANTIES 1 …

4o R.M.C. MAGAZINE (9 RECORD beyond words, there is no doubt. Many try for years, and never even see a tiger, whereas we two novices went ou …

52 R.M.C. MAGAZINE (‘5' RECORD fool, but his original outlook upon all phases of life invariably gave me food for thought. When I was very y …

. 3 3t .3 finite-w. » ;“/.' “a Assn. .3 R.M.C. MAGAZINE {7 RECORD ()5 tried to call, but only managed a faint croak. Then the curtains drew i …