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... ) , And 'there'were others who, he (the speaker) believed, , would'assist them-such as his Royal Highness Prince 4 l i Alfred, and his royal mother, their Queen, who wo ld not be backward in supporting the defenders of their wooden I wall's or iron 'ous ...
... duties, and to join the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, the 301 h inst. ;' Lieut. W. F. Lieut. H. M. White-Thompson, and Lieutenant Augustus li. K. Knanton, to the Excellent, to qualify tor »unncrv duties, and to join the Royal Naval College, Greenwich, on ...
... THE NAVAL REVIEW. POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS. The Royal salute usually fired at the ports and Military stations in the KingdomonJune 20th,the anniversary of the Queen* accession, is ordered to be deferred till the 22nd inst, ' The salute will then be increased ...
... They also advocate fiemtudmmuwmw the Govern= ment employ after 10 years’ service, of 20 years’ service, as at present ; and, further, that a Enb ward should be provided in the Royal Naval Hospitals for Dockyard men who sustain injuries while employed on Government ...
... NAVAL AND MILITARY NEWS. NAVAL. MAPPSIN TMENTS, PROMOTIONS, &c. the Hon. Sir H Keppel, to be Admiral Fleet, oice Sir Hen Codrln;;: deceased. - WVice-Admiral Imnlu . kllllu, c. 8., to be Commanderin-Chief in China, vice Ryder, whose period of service has ...
... NAVAL AND MILITARY. NAVAL. APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, &0. Captains—E. J. Church, to the Jumuda, vice Parsons (period of service expired) ; aud G. R. Hops, to the Chumpion (when commissioned). Commanders—W. P. Neasham, to the Woodlark ; W. W, Poynder, to ...
... at the Royal Marine Depot, Walmer. The following appointments were made at the Admiralty yesterday :—Stephen Sweetnam, fleet surgeon, to the Invincible Christopher Pearson and Matthew Digan, surgeons, to the Alexandra, additional, for service the Invincible ...
... NOTICES. THE STOKERS OF H.M. SERVICE are earnestly invited ATTEND the Monthly GENERAL MEETING of the ROYAL NAVAL FIREMEN'S BURIAL SOCIETY, held the Shakespeare's Head, Charles-street, Land port, Friday. 3rd May, at 7.30 p.m. G. J. PITT. |®4# Chairman ...
... Jackson to the Royal Marines' Depot, Walmer (temporary) Midshipman-Douglas L. Dent to the Iron Duke. Boatswain - William Stanlake to the Indus additional. THURSDAY, December 2nd. CetaprUPc AND NAVAL IacS'rat'cruas-Rev. E. T Fyffe to the Royal Adelaide. Assistant ...
... rear admiral March 23, 1803. The Naval Reserve and the Review. —ln the House Commons on Thursday, Mr. Graves asked the First Lord of the Admiralty what was the number of Royal Naval Reserve men who took part in the late naval review; and, if any report had ...
... sent to the Naval Commanderin-Chief at the Cape Good Liop*:— The Queen desires that you will convey to the Naval Brigade who were present at Gras Pan her Majesty's congratulations their gallant condu ...
... mate, of the Indus ; Jesse h{ilu. A.B. (rigger), of the Royal yacht Victoria and Albert ; E. B. Bumr:irie., ivate, !{oyal Marines, of the Duke o'B!‘Wdling'&m; and Wlil!i\m Hancock, A 8., Royal Naval Barracks. THE OHANNEL SQUADRON.—An officer on board the ...