... Sloan, an other members of the Council were present to meet the visitors- Cake and wine were served. After Sear-Admiral Selfridge had signed the distinguished visitors book, the party was shown over the Museum. Before leaving for the Mediterranean station ...

... £ SF- £ 3 SEKICAS CSQHSS& AT TANGIER 1 ' AyoiEB , September 12 ^ -Tha American cmiEer lijinneapolia , with Bear-Admiral Selfridge on board arrived here to-day . The Admiral , accompanied bv an interpreter , landed and called upon the new Minister for ...

... Yorke ., , • • . . ,., . . , ; . 1 ' ; ., ThaUuchoea of Edinbcirgh took luncheon with the Queen yesterday , . • • Captain Selfridge , commanding . tho U . S . ship Eutcrpriso , had the honour of being presented , to the Queen by Lieutenant-General Sir Henry ...

... th- Consul is informed thai it will t.ik ' moorings just above the Forth Bridge. The vessel flii-s flag of Ilear- Admiral Selfridge, and is commanded Captain Wadieigli. ...

... numerous suite , left here this evening for Moscow to attend the Czar ' s coronation ; ST PETERSBURG , May 17 . —Rear-Admiral Selfridge of the United States Navy , has arrived at Cronstadt on board the cruiser Minneapolis , and has left for Moscow to attend ...

... . Se gate brae) the vrerslip Ilimeneftes a Smynseasel to proceed tbe yowl Osseteatisop!, If obasidesereroieed br gag k! Selfridge is to Is. to in the psalm* of tbe It is doe row,, to ooa, mid ailment in of ',wary. Mt to St ered to hare secorof tho of ...

... Prince Leopold drove, attended by the Hon. A. Yorke. The Duchess of Edinburgh took luncheon with the Queen yesterday. Captain Selfridge, commanding the C.S. ship Enterprise, had the honour of being presented to the Queen by Lieutenant-Oeneral Sir Henry Ponsonby ...

... mooted by American speculators , In January ' 1870 an expedition was organised under the command ot Commander Thomas 0 . ' Selfridge , Q xnkeil Stales Havy , for the purpose ot CX pi p ring tlie Isthmus . This expedition , during the winter of ISTO ) surveyed ...

... Messrs Ball, rtley. Lohnitz. A rumen. Johnston, Smith, and .enocai abstained from voting, and Meow. Hawk, Lewis. Evans, and Selfridge were obsent. The session .( the Congress wee than clamed by Admiral Ls Rainier la lioury. pnaire r9nErresF. IT has just ...

... baiongfog to foreign Power. It o the croft le going wrought to no f•M peereihis op.. soon as the Unwed Minimax. Mr Adm.,' Selfridge, in of the Amerverin Squadron in foe her seeress no ur Sim is to to the gusrdihipe which other have at the droned of their ...

... freedom of the city was conferred upon General Grant. Captain Wadleigh replied. He regretted the abseueo of Rear-Admiral Selfridge, and thanked the citizens for the cordial reception they had had on their first visit Edinburgh. Scotland would always Lave ...

... sfcnnghfc to Oonafeinfcinopie ns fast as possible , or as soon as the United States Minister , Mr TerreII , requests Admiral Selfridge , in command of the American Squadron in European -waters , for her services as gnardship or dispateh bont . She is destined ...