... the officermand men A er of the Peacock for their endeavours to save his Ol teshp. to -e 2_ te NAVAL HERO'S HARD LOT. to r- - -PC er AN APPEAL TO THE QUEEN. 17 E or At Thursday's meeting of the Isle ef Wight AlI Board of Guardians, a letter was read from ...

... S AHOPERS. The following is the address delivered by Mr. !Gshchen, PC ' Captain Lambton, officers, end mnen. of the be Royal Naval Bri ?? the name of the Board hii of Admiralty I w velcome yon. home and thl I congratulate you on sour fine appearance. ...

... IC to lundated. glo J. 21. Bugge to the Royal O.ak, fot' twelve mr. uoths' service, November 30Qth, no', .1105 ACi'ING L[EUTEKNANT.I :ered. .. C. Baker to the Sane Parchl, to complete an' twelve months' service, undated. the SU B-LIEIJTENANTJ. tao C. ...

... THE. QUEEN'S. LEVE-1E. NAVAL PRESEINTATiMNS. Tne Prilace of Wale3 held the first Levee of C the season on Wednesday at'ernoon at St. Jamaes's Palace, London. Amoug the presenta. S tious Were thc following- By the First Lord of the Admiralty: Rear- Admiral ...

... to the Hood, for quarter- 'ho deck duties, on commissioning, undated, as John Myers to the Hood, 'aditional, for service on under the Queen's Harbour Master alt Pembroke, l;is undated. he John H' Partridge to the Thunderer, On com- 1 cill missioning, undated ...

... NAVAL CHANGES. be the APPOIN~TMENTS. ing CAPTAINS. C Robert H. T. Stokes, Edward P. Ashe, William b Iy- WV. Hewett. Itobert H. Smythe, and George L. ' nor Hewett to the President, additional, for study r Oil the i-loyal Naval College Session, 19b 0 ...

... for service on the China Stntibu, anl she was on her hoomeward voyage when detained at the Cape by the outbreak of the Tranisvaal War. After the ivelcoaw reli f by General Daller's Army the 16 olhiers aud 250 iena furining- thle whole ot the Naval Brigade ...

... miedsickng Tiuglefield to the GlAory, on corn. ?? lst. fodi eialH.Bacon to the President, additional,1 fad r study at the Royal Naval College, undated. j 10 made ~ COMMANDER. IB came Hug Thmas to the Victory, adtolun- f Lord dated. adirna, e IIfor Frederick ...

... B.A., DI.B., has been allowed ta withdraw from her Majcty's Naval ?? with a gratuity. tHE ROYAL MANIEs. Uijba J. ?? D.4CSiLL, ?? has been appointed professor of fortifications at the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. CAPTAIN C. WV. RiOBERTSON, iR. ? ...

... latter has ahreadv been conceded, and tlie V | Or'lUi' ellobt Ctrtaiiilv ought to be in the t eI inter 44t of good nursing in the Royal Navv. a C('hatholmt is at last to havc its T to CHATIIA t ailos' H,1orme, a11d it is a t I S.I ~ors' great compliment ...

... consideration. Mr. Gibson Bowles asked ivhether English Naval contractors 'had Produced two battleships for the Japanese Goverhment. t The Sneaker: Order, order. NAVAL ARMAMENTS. . -- t The new battleships Queen and Prince of Wales, to be coustructed by the Admiralty ...

... ships of their -Naval ratiugs, but poiiatel out that we were not at wvar t -with any great Naval Power, and he alluded to the precedents for landing seamlen, bat as to the, reason wlhv ltore Marines could not I have been sent instead of -Naval ratiius lie ...