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l I . . | . ~ 84 IMPRESSIONS OF A WANDERING PADRE 1. OF TIME—7 In war, time alters; thus, after a few months of war, we dimly recollect a pr …

92 THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE horoscopes and teaching in an evening school that he was able to neglect his weaving, and even to marry his landlad …

82 THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE l 1 l l November 11—12 ()LD MILLHILLIAxs ‘ A ' at Finchley.‘\Von, 205.— A very creditable result by a by no means r …

HOCKEY 91 Saturday, November 5 R.M.A. v. ENFIELD At R.M.A. The ground was very slippery and bad, which perhaps saved us from a really crushi …

RUGBY FOOTBALL 69 The ‘Shop’ XV. now pulled itself together and good, hard work resulted in a try by Barry, but Perkins' attempt failed to r …

_ '72 Tllli R. M. A. MAGAZINE military experience. and a few who had been on active service, but unfortunately no one thought of finding out …

70 THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE The October number came out a little too soon for some items of news which came late. The Saddle was won by Sergt. …

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*———.—————-———. .\'( )TES AND NOTICES 71 His place on the Tactics Staff is taken by Lieut. G. de L. Landon, J R.F.A.. who was with the Third …

42 THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE ‘ \Ve offer our congratulations to Lt.-Colonel Murray-Smith and Major Simpson on their promotions. Major-General Si …

I10 THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE Licut. Commander H. Chamberlain, R.N., gave a lecture in the Gymnasium on March 27. Subject, ‘ The Battle of Jutla …

RUGBY FOOTBALL 15 A hard match, which was decided by goal kicking. Tries were scored by Murray. v. London Scottis/z.—Won by 2 goals and 4 tr …

10 THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE To attain the. super—grip let the pupil, more especially when deprived of his stirrups, sink the heel and raise the …

‘78 THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE O i )f V R ‘01 d d {o ii‘éfif.‘ Mme- ““1“- cfiém‘i‘ll‘ii'ésein ”.2 41. Monckton, M. H. .. . . .. 11.952 Royal Field …

19 THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE ‘ At 5 A.M. on September I8 his Battery opened a barrage from a position within 300 yards of our own front line tre …

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3 NOTES AND . NOTICES THE following Officers have joined the ‘Shop’ since our last issue :— Captain G. H. S. Kellie, M.C., R.E. ; Captain D. …

l'! 20 THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE akin to tragedy. He stuck to his guns manfully however and soon wore down the laughter. His was a difficult and …

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RUGBY FOOTBALL 81 and after one failure a good run by Prevost put Frend in. Soon after Stockly dodged their threes, and making up his mind t …