... recognisances the sue? of .£5O to appear at the Sessions. QUEEN'S NORWEGIAN TRIP. ROYAL YACHT AT STAYANGEK. [RSCTKE'S Stavanger, Thursday Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, w:*'i Queen Alexandra on board, left here . quarter five this morning ...

... NAVAL APPOINTMENTS The following appointments were posted at the Admiralty yesterdav:— COMMANDERS. W. R. Hall to the February 9th. P. H. Colomb to the Fire Queen, for the Andromeda, February 26th, and the Andromeda. March Ist. H. W. Richmond to tho Fire ...

... in place of the Alexandra, which is paid out of commission. Rear-Admiral Sir H. IT. Noel, Superintendent of Naval Reserves, will hoist 3 on the Revenge. With the beginning of the year there has been change the secretaryship of the Royal Thames Yacht Club ...

... Sovereign or the President of a Republic or member of a Royal or Imperial family, they are to salute that standard, whether it be in the presence of the King, §be Queen, or the Prince of Wales or not, the Royal Standard or the Standard of the Prince of Wales ...

... THE QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY. Queen Alexandra's birthday was Sunday celebtated very quietly at the morning the King and Queen and the other members of the Royal Family, with the guests staving at Sandringham House, attended by the ladie3 and ...

... 11.45. The religious service begins at 12.30 p.m. Mr. F. W. Eagle, formersy a colour-sergeant in the Royal Marine Artiller;, and now a lock-keeper on the Thames, stationed at Penton Hock Lock, Stainee, has just received the Royal Humane Society’s award ...

... NAVAL GOSSIP. LIECT.-COLONEL PARIS. Brcwt-Col. P«ri». C. 8., R.M.A.. just promoted to the sulMtuative rank of Lieut.- Coloßel, entered the Service nearly year* ajfo. and. in addition to nerving on the btaff of the Naval Intelligence Department, for »ome ...

... THE KIEG AND QUEEN. VISITS TO MALTA AND COPENHAGEN. A message from Beater's Malta correspondent stater. King Edward and Queen Alexandra, accompanied by Princess Victoria, will, it is reported official circles, pay rather lengthy viait to Malta ip the ...

... Eastney. A short memorial service was held at the Dockyard Church, Admiral Sir John Fisher, the Commander-in-Chief, and Lady Fisher and many friends of Surgeon Stearn being present. The funeral y consisted of the Band of the Royal Naval m, 135 seamen from the ...

... thousand bluejackets and six hundred Marines will line the streets through which the Queen passes on her way to the 'Vice. regal Lodge. ROYAL YACHTS GET READY. The Royal yacht Victoria and Albert irent out of harboar yesterday to swmg for the adjustment ...

... Skipjack, om commissioning. ‘Surgeons—A. Woollcombe, to the Fire Queen, to be lent to the Terrible, till she pays off; and J. C. Biingan, to the Leander, RAAR S+ v B, e i Royal Naval Velunteer Reserve—Mr. E. V.Rayner has been :mxntfil} .A.-fimn: attached ...

... ordered to told out of the Royal Navy unfit for further service. For the last three yearn the Alexandra has been berthed in the East Kyle of Bute with other ships of small fighting value. The late Queen named the Alexandra when aha was ...