... will protected from compulsory service in the Royal Navy, otherwise than here explained, and will be exempt from service in the militia, and from serving peace officer or parish •fie.'r. They will called into actual service only in case of imminent national ...

... ROYAL NAVAL SCHOOL. On Wednesday afternoon a special general meeting of the member!! of this corporation took place at the institution, New-cross, for the purpose of considering the propriety of suthoruing the council to erect chapel on the premises. ...

... ROYAL NAVAL RIFLE MEETING I AT MALTA.,. P Oar correspondent on board the Hibernia sends us a to Cor y on report of the first annual Royal Naval Rifle Meeting at ye es, Malta, which took place at the naval ranges on the 20th I' by and 21st ...

... ROYAL NAVAL FEMALE SCHOOL, For Educating, at Reduced Cost (to the Parents), tho Daughters of necessitous Naval and Marino Officers. Under the Patronage of Her Most Gkaciocs Majestt tub Queen. AN ELECTION of EIGHT PUPILS will take place on WEDNESDAY, the ...

... for the merchant service, and, natural sequence, the Royal Navy has been impaired. How to remedy the evil has been subject of much speculation, and variety of suggestions have from time to time been offered. The continuous service system was at length ...

... ROYAL NAVAL RIFLE MEETING AT MTALTA. ad Our correspondent at Malta sends us an account of !d. the second annual Royal Naval Rifle Meeting of the ea Mediterranean Squadron, which was held at thefloyal )n, -Naval Rifle Ranges, Malta, on 27th, ...

... NAVAL WEDDING AT PORT ROYAL. .. .. - .. - . - . e I On the 16th July, at Port Royal, Jamaica, on 6 board H.M.S. Urgent, a wedding took place be. ) tween Dr. NV. R. M. Young, Surgeon R.N., u of the Royal Naval Hospital, Jamaica., son of d ...

... I ROYAL NAVAL BENEVOtENT lSOCIETY. The 'Tbequrty l me tti n o of thigT'Ths''ichtarhith' Wah inst ?? val, tuted in 1739, for affording relief to officerffleing sub- scribers) of the Royal navy, their w iows, and families,.e t under circumstances of misfortun ...

... Fund), sustained b naval officers, ard were under distinguished naval p age, viz., that of Admiral Sir James Hope, Vice-Ad~in Wellesley, Captain Hancock, and Sir James Elphriut, ,The programme was also in some respects peckr That naval officers should select ...

... ROYAL NAVAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY. On Mondav evening Mr. T. B. Smithies, the editor of the Britith Workman, temperance periodical, invited a number of the members and friends of the Royal Naval Temperance Society to a tea meeting in the Beneficial Society’s ...

... ROCKETS FOR THE NAVAL SERVICE. wm remark of Sir William Confrere, aa •traoge that the powers of the rocket were more appreciated the Continent than in this country,” which be atthbwted the little informatkm that prerailed here on the subject. accordingly ...

... THE ROYAL PRINCES AT THE NAVAL CLUB. The Prince of ?? was the guest of the Naval 00 Club at Portsmouth on Monday night, at their annual dinner, over which the Duke of Edinburgh, as Presi- Di dentof the Club, presided. His Royal Highness crossed th over ...