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... TO ROYAL NAVAL ENGINEERS. TEACHER of much experience, several of whose former are in the service, wishes to renew his oonneotion, and with that object will engage to prepare two or three Gentlemen for the Examinations, at little more tb«n half the usual ...
... * ROYAL NAVAL ENGINEERS. ugh The following circular has been drawn up by the if-engineers in the Royal Navy iere In presenting the following statement of the disabilities am- of which the engineer officers of the Royal Wavy have to Let omplain they desire ...
... seamen belonging to the Royal ha 3 Naval Reserve at the ports of London, Liverpool, Stnder- land, and North Shields, expressing their readiness to S, join the Navy for imnnediate service, I am commanded by Ti ,my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to signify ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ) , 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Midshipmen—L. E. Wentz, to the Duke of Wellington; Lawrence T. Hippisley, to the Royal Alfred; Houston Stewart to tho Northmnberland. Clerk—W. 9. Richardson, to the Terrible. Naval Cadets (nominated) — Edwin A. Kearr; George Grey Dnrbia. PORTSMOUTH. We understand ...
... issued directing that, in all cases where the enactments of the Naval Discipline Act of 1866 appear to at variance with the Queen’s Regulations and Admiralty instructions issued in 1861, the Naval Discipline Act shall be considered as altering, modifying, ...
... ECUS NAVAL. Last night’s Gazette contains list of officers of the Royal Navy, who have been allowed to assume the rank of retired Captains and Commanders. The Navy List of the Ist of October promisee be one of unufluaUy interesting character, and is anxiously ...
... the Volunteer. Ivspxcxiosr ow MABtxns.—Major Gener.l Wesley. Deputy Adjutant General the Royal Marines, made bis annual Inspection of the Portsmouth Dirision of Royal Marines Light Infantry, on Thursday forenoon last, in the barrack square. Alter examining ...
... special service as flag-lieutenant to Bear- Admiral Chads ; Astley R. Cooper, to the Tamar. Sub-Lieutenant—Jonn Giles, to the Minotaur. Assistant-Surgeons —George Kell, to the Duke of Wellington, and A. Scott, to the Impregnable, for service in the Squirrel ...