... TVTF! T.ATkT AIR AIONT AGTT THAR.P. Death is always busy in the ranks of men, whether they he well or little known famous soldiers, statesmen, poets. painters, and others, or the mere rank and file of every-day workers. His latest victim, Mr. Monty Tharp, will be best remembered and deeply regretted by a very wide circle I899 of friends as a kind-hearted rnmtil friend, and a cheery companion ...

... . THE death last week at Shepperton of Sir Peter Wyatt Squire is a great loss to river sport Succeeding the late Mr. Henry Faija as hon. secretary of the Thames Punting Club, Mr. Squire, as he then was, worked tre mendously hard for the success of the club, and for punting generally. He made the T.P.C., kept the amateur side of the sport at the highest level, and was also 'responsible in great ...