... cc 'h O-'I'le Queen, on her way front Osborne to A Windsor, lied an interview at C;liireace 'Yard withr aii offcer and four men or the Royal )Mariiies w ad who wvere wounded in action in Sonrth Africa. SC ,ye 21.-Annual meeting Royal Sailors' Home, tie ...

... additional, for recommistioning, and for service tc with Captain in charge of Steam Reserve and M e Naval Establishments at Sydney, to date Feb. re 16th. t: ir John T. Wright to the Centurion, additional, for service at Wai-Hai-Wai in charge, to date it February ...

... thee devotion to the Queen and e0 Emnirea COptaiu Lambton, in returuing thanks, said ftr the saccessful defence of Lodysmith was to be attributed to Sir George White and the Colonid i0 forcee, especially the Light Horse. t, THE ROYAL MARINES. he LiUTr2XANTS ...

... NAVAL CHRONICLEI It is- an tvie rcavy, under the Good Frcviclence fc Cod, that our WcIith VlrOssl~cr., Iiand Peace Depend. Ait -out'l not liin- very (If- | ti Poul-sowrrwr borate in thie wnsv( oti. ne (On- tj DucizyAna. struetion is likelv to fall ...

... this morning to ti have her barbette fittings lifted into poSitiou. a LADY PEM1BROKE is taking the Powerful stall at 9 the Royal Naval and Military Baszaar. which takes r place in London on June 19th, 20th, and 21st, fp Tar destroyers Lightning and Crane ...

... commanded the ?Naval Brigade, spoke in the u bighest terms ef the services rende:ed bv Y, Lieutcuant Colquhoun throughout the operai- ?? tiOnd. lit THE ALBERT MEPAL. 0 ,Hler Majesty also decrated Lieutenant Arthur v C.ole Lowry, Royal Navy, with the Albert ...

... year, wheu Captain May's extended one period of service expires. As Lieutenant of the aiu, ?? lie saw service against Malay pirates Waas in the Ztraits or Alalacca, and after somce expert- tbe ence of Naval orduance workl he has been twice .Assislant Director ...

... t ?? was the recipient of the Queen's nieanl on Tuesday wveck, ipresented to him bv her Majesty in the drawiug-room of the Royal yacht h Victoria and Albert, at Kingstown, and beariog the inscriptiou:- Presented by Queen Victoria e to -Mr. Samuel McKenzie ...

... Terrible, particularly rendered excellent service. These guns, however, had bcen rendered immobile for the day. ?? all this time, and throughoust the day, the two 4-7-inch, and four 12-pounder Naval din gnuiB of tho Naval Brigade, and Durban N aval ts- Voluateers ...

... Surgeon to the Royal Dockyard Batta- lionl from its formation until his retirement from e the Service. h Tnr NAVAL AXI MrILITraRY BAZAAR.-Under I the immediate patronage of the Queen and I several members of the Royal Family, a 4 ...

... thirty years' service, of which twelve years had been ? spent as Staff-Surgeon la 'he Roval Yacht Osborue. In 1873 he went out to Cape Coast u C. (astle with a detachment of Royal Marines aud took part in the Ashautee wiarfor which service lie i NEW CIVIL ...

... injured. a ; Uss8 WLSTrJX has started a Boys' Brigade in connection with the Royal Sailors' Rest, to be >. called the Royal Sailors' Rest Naval Brigade. C The sons of Naval men over the age of ten years G are eligible to join on Monday evening at the ...