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THE It‘. )1. .71. MA (Ll ZINE. (5i. Niie‘i, marching, on 27th February, in ‘7; days covered 75 miles andoceupied llsix-Xiis-i l'X almost wit …

SPRING TERM. 7905. 17 Major \Vigram will also be able to giye most useful information as to what “ nullahs " are already occupied, and the c …

20 THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE REVIEWS MODERN EGYPT * LORD CROMER’S recently published account of his thirty years’ steward- ship in Egypt has an …

l l l v Act-‘-L , as W‘m .i n, ”we“... .u- .“a 34 THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE. The dream of a pleasant summer, devoted to watching and recording a …

20 THE R. M.A. MAGAZINE. IV. Half-Mile. 1, Patterson ; 2, Coker; 3, Montague. Time 2.18 3/5. This race was always a gift for Patterson, and …

SPRING TERM, 1905. 37 The photographs which profusely illustrate the book enable the reader to realize the magnificence of the great temple …

THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE [' CRICKET SEASON 1000 THE TERM CUP l J; First Round—3rd Term 11. N0. .1 Company. Byes 2nd, 4111 and ‘3 mt Term. Secon …

22 THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE loans, and put financial affairs into the hands of two European controllers, of whom Lord Cromer was one. Tewfik's fir …

lt. M. A. DRAMATIC SOCIETY 13 many amusing touches in the piece are the constant snubbing matches and passages of arms between these two lad …

THE R. M. :1. MAGAZINE. 19 ineffective. Behind this line the sappers did magnificent work and con- structed a trench the Canadians subsequent …

SPRING TERM, 7905. 31 thanks should be given to our two repri-sentati\‘es. especially Agnew. who played excellent racquets all through both …

SPRING r151: i1, 790.; 13 minds of the young by tln: introduction of military training into schools. and this is urged as the great objectio …

SPRING TIC/till. [00.3. 15 interest was maintained to the end, and to judge by the numbers who came, people were not afraid of the weather. …

PLATES 111'1'051'1‘15 1'A(;E R. M. A. Competitors 1). Sandhurst. Sports 1908 . I L Escalade . 2 R. \I. A. Spo1ts March 50 1908 6 The Obstacl …

THE R.M.A. MAGAZINE. 123 at once seen that a great number of additional officers must be required for these second and third line troops, and …

bI’ICIXG 'l‘Iflx’rV, L005. 19 pressions of an unhappy looking; native servant who was squatting on the ground in (hunt (if his tent. i\n enq …

_ 32 THE R. M. A. MAGAZINE OBITL‘A RY. On April 18, the result of a revolver accident at Peneurreg, Llechryd. South Wales. George Mowbrav No …

INDEX R.M.A. 7r. I{.)I.C. Gymnastic Competition Running Sabre r. Sabre VANITIES : Bubble and Squeak : Routinabad Examination Reform ’ A Hit …

LIST OF PLATES 1I)'|'0~I I F. PAM»: Sports Competition, March 1907 . . . . . . . 1 R.M.A. Sports, March 15, 1907 : )Iassy winning the High J …

16 THE R. M. A. MA'GAZINE REVOLVER SHOOTING THE season opened, before the Easter recess, with a match against a team captained by Capt. Thom …