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AUTUMN TERM, 7.005. 81 Commander of the Cadet Battalion on jlst July last, is struck off the Strength of the R.M..~\. The undermcntioncd app …

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158 THE R. M. :l. MAGAZINE. HOCKEY. THIs year, thanks principally to the efforts of Captain Ellershaw. the “ Shop " has been able to put a h …

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RUGBY FOOTBALL 121 R.M.A. '0. RE. (CHATHAM) (By our Special Reporter) In somewhat chilly dark weather, this fixture took place on the old gro …

AUTUMN TERM, 7905. 93 \Ve owe our proud place amongst the great powers of the world chiefly to our insular position, it is true. Yet this ver …

,1 UTL'MN TERM. 7905. 97 And this is why the example set by the Japanese might almost be con— sidered by an enthusiast to have been given fo …

Correspondence. To the Editor of the “ R.M.A. Magazine." DEAR SIR, \Vill you permit me to offer a few remarks suggested to me by Capt. Rose' …

AUTI'MN TERM, 7905. 91 means everything. A great leader must be an efficient teacher. He must be thoroughly acquainted with the details and …

AUTI'llN TERM, 1906. 173 The academicians join about 150 at a time, ‘arly in September. and are divided into three classes. according to the …

AUTUMN TERM, 7906 165 He asked for something to drink: I gave him some rum out of my silver flask, which I begged he would keep in remembranc …

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