Royal Military College of Canada - Review Yearbook (Kingston, Ontario Canada)

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R.M. C. REVIEW C WIC I 1 LLAI-L VOL. XIV JUNE, 1933 Jf...,Sf,3g-,,,,,,, ' -if FN' ' Laika- .: ff?-f .,. , ,, , 'f Q ..,. ij V. . y-65,-1-,.g:v,-:J-:-Q-Q: --.-. . -4.2-IJ1. V ' A , 'ali' Q1 U , f-.L W- 'Q-ffm if f A ' . 529 , ir . i Q?-1 rg VALQ ff' .. . xl' . VA-,,,. EDITORIAL E are very greatly honoured by being allowed to publish in this number, as our frontispiece, a picture of Her Excellency the Coun- tess of Bessborough. This is the first time in its history that the Review has departed from its custom of having its premier illustra- tion reserved for one of the sterner sex. This is also the first time in the history of the Review that we have felt absolutely certain that what we have done will meet with the unanimous approval of our readers. We are indeed grateful to Her Excellency. In our last Graduating Number we were graciously permitted to publish a picture of His Excellency the Governor-General, shortly after he had honoured the College with his presence. So that it is particularly fitting that in this issue we should have the- portrait of Lady Bessborough shortly after the visit of both Their Excellencies. It is a very great honour to the College and a source of great pride to all ranks that twice in twelve months we have had the privilege of welcom- ing the Governor-General of the Dominion, and of seeing the Vice-regal flag floating over the College Tower. We are still more Hattered by the fact that on his second visit he was accompanied by Her Excellency and further that both Their Excellencies did not make merely a formal inspec- tion but stayed with us for a day and a half and, so far as they could, joined in our life, viewing our activities and attending Divine Service with the Staff and Cadets. It is of interest to note that the Earl of Bessborough is the twelfth successive Governor-General of Canada to visit the College since its foundation in 1876, the first one being the Earl of Dufferin in the year 1877.