WE regret to report the death from wounds of SERGEANT CHARLES DIXON, assistant messenger at the house of the Institution. Sergeant Dixon was a Reservist of the Guards and was called up at the outbreak of war. He was twice wounded, the second injury leading ultimately to the amputation of a leg. Septic poisoning subsequently developed and Sergeant Dixon succumbed to his injuries. He entered the service of the Institution in October, 1912, and, as indicated above, was called up for service on the 4th August, 1914.