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... Locust. Second Master 1-I. B. Gawler (1848), to the Calliopr. Midshipmen—Charles Parry, to the Victory Sig-ship nt Portsmouth; Algernon Lyons, to the Albion, 90, at Devonport; 11. J. Marshall, J. L. V. Mostyn, C. B. Dubbin, T. D. Wright, F. Mackenzie, Edward ...
... : to the Calliope. Master’s Assistant, H. D. Serrat, to the Ajax. Midshipman, Charles Parry, to the Victory. Midshipman. Algernon Lyons, to the Albion. Assistant-Surgeon, William Patrick, to the Locust. —Dec. 2: Lieutenant, E.E. Morgan; Gunner, Wm. Merriman ...
... flag-ship at Woolwich, have been paid and recommissioned. Tne Victory, at Portsmouth, has been recommissioned by Captain F. P. Blackwood; and Lentenant Mason, of the Britannia, ordinary depot, has been appointed first lieutenant of the Victory, vice BArnber ...
... Woolwich, hare been paid off and re- com missioned. The Victory, at Portsmouth, has been recommissioned by Captain F. P. Blackwood; and Lieutenant Mason, of the Britannia, ordinary depot, has been appointed first lieute- nant of the Victory, vice Bamber ...
... Woolwich, have beeri paid off and recommissioned. The Victory, at Portsmouth , has been recommissioned by Captain F. P. Blackwood; an Lieutenant Mason, of the Britannia, ordinary depot, has beer appointed first lieutenant of the Victory, vice Bamber. ...
... Second Master I. B. Gawler (1848), to the Calliope. Midshipmen.-Charles Parry, to the Victory flag-ship at Portsmouth ; Algernon Lyons, to the Albion, 90,. at Devon- port; H. J. Marshall, J. L. V. Mostyn, C. B. Dobbin, T. D. Wright, F. Mackenzie, Edward ...
... piloted with 17 guns, whisk was answered by' the Impregnable. TM Victory waa paid a on Monday, and recommissioned P. P. Blackwood ; and Lieutenant Mason, of Beitanuis, ordinary depot, has been appointed first he- Victory, vice /Amber. Captain M Mime' ...
... have been paid off and re-commisstoned. The Victory, Hag ship at Portsmouth, has been re-commissioned oy Captain F. P. Blackwood. and Lieutenant Mason, of the Britannia, bar been appointed First Lieutenant, vice Bamber ; the Fiegard, flag ship at Woolwich ...
... flag-ship at China. THE LATE CAPTAIN OF THE VENGEANCE—The Admiralty have ordered a public funeral for the late Sir Henry M. Blackwood, Bart., and we understand the gallant deceased expressed a desire to be buried at Has- Jar. The flag of the Vengeance has ...
... flag-ship at Chiett. THE LATE CAPTAIN OF THE VENGEANCE.—The Admiralty have ordered a public funeral for the late Sir Henry M. Blackwood, Bart. ' and we understand the gallant deceased expressed a desire to be buried at Hasler. The flag of the Vengeance has ...
... , 70, at Chathani, flag-ship of Vice-Admiral Sir George Francis Seymour, ?? for the West India sta- tion, and Lieutenant Algernon F. R. de Horsey (1846), to be Flag-Lieutenant. Lieutenant Charles T. Leckie (1845) was appointed, on Monday, the 6th inst ...
... persons. Lieut, Henry J. Blomfield (1847), at present studying steam at the ' factory at Woolwich, named to succeed Lieutenant Algernon F. R. Horsey, as one of the X.ienlenanta of the Arrogant steam frigate, al Porlsn.oulh. It is rumoured in fashionable circles ...