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bathing party under the sluice at Newnham Mill one night. We hope that they enjoyed themselves and didn't find the water too cold.

We should advise all those members of the C.U.O.P.C. who intend to attend its meetings next term to behave with a modicum of decorum as the new President can still use his fists in a deadly manner and may want to get his eye in before meeting Oxford. Incidentally, we hope that he en joyed his stay in the Isolation Hospital and that he is now all right again.

J. Richardson has become quite a shining light in the Gonville Boat Club and stroked their first boat during the May Races. Whether he also lead the revelry on Bump Supper night we are unable to say.

When walking across the Market Square one Sunday evening we saw what seemd to be a familiar figure listening to an open air service. We, after having investigated it, were very surprised to find that it was J. L. Wightman, of Christ's. During May Week we saw the same gentleman again upon several occasions, but always in charming company.

Talking of fair and charming company, B. McCall (Selwyn), has also been seen on the river in it, quite a number of times this term, and always seemed to be enjoying himself. Gray, also of Selwyn, has got a motor bike ! We suppose that it does occasionally work, and in fact we are given to understand that when it does he is a terror to the country-side, but we have always seen him pushing it and looking very unhappy.

The other Old Peterites in residence are :--H. Tomlinson, E. L. Triffitt (Christs's) ; L. Headlam (Corpus) ; A. Brown (Emmanuel) ; L. F. Leversedge (St. John's) ; W. Darwin (Sidney) ; R. S. Dawson (Ridley Hall).

Wishing the School every success, We remain, Yours faithfully, CAMBRIDGE OLD PETERITES.

ATHLETIC SPORTS.

The Annual Athletic Sports had to be postponed to this term owing to rain, which made the track impossible. They were held on Saturday, May 9th, on the Cricket field, and fine weather favoured the proceedings. Some of the performances were