... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... R. Croisdale, to the President, for Royal Naval lege, Assistant- Engineers—J . 8. Sanders, to the Royal Sovereign ; sad G. H. Vhent,.w the Viedd, for reserve. Surgeon—E. T. Meagher, to the Duke 2‘ Wellington. Carpenter—W. H. Anthony, to the b : SATURDAY ...

... THE QUEEN IN IRELAND. ‘The yesterday worning received at the Viceregal Lodge sixty-two nurses who are | members ct the Irish branch of the Queen Victorian Institute, devoted to nursing ‘the sick poor im their own homes, and m the at terncon Her was visited ...

... Paymaster of the Plymouth Division Royal Marines. The latter is about to retire on takin up the secretaryship of the Royal Thames Yacht Club. Loxe Service Mupats.—The following have beew awarded the Naval medal for loag service and good ...

... Majesty. The Queen sabsequentiy drove out of the quadrangle, and the men were marched to vided with a substantial dinner. the Royal Riding Scheol. where they were pro- While the bluejackets and Marines were enjoying her hospitality, the Queen's carriage ...

... occupied the and mej attached the Royal Naval Depot gii the inst- At present the Depot men are borne on the books of Duke of Wellington, but that old craft, is to be paid off. and with the Marlborough will sold out the Service, to be broken When they have ...

... Majesty's ship Snperb at the bombardment of Alexandria soma five rears later. Royal Naval Fcnd.—A meeting of th» Committee of the Royal Naval Fund was held on Wednesday at the otnees, 9, Craig's-conrt, London, S.W., to consider applications for grants to ...

... Said, znd smls homewards to-day, the special service vessel convoying Co., Lrp., of London, Liverpool, South- amptou and Portsmouth, Mineral Water Makers by Royal Warrant of Appointment to Her Majesty the Queen, have been awarded gold medal at the Paris ...

... NAVAL APPOINTMENTS The following appointments wero made the Admiralty on Monday:— ENGINEER-LIEUTENANT. R. Martin to the Fire Queen, additional, for service in Portsmouth Dockyard as second assistant to Chief-Engineer. E. Babbidge to the Fire Queen, additional ...

... erth Stlff invited bv the Admiralty to co-operate event war with the regular Naval Nursing i° . 37Stematlr tr aiuing in the i thos whom warfare associated the event Naval A mooring party, in charge of Staff-Captain that P° rt on Tuesday for Dover, to ...

... President, for service at the O-mdmm:—w. H. Cowan, p. 5.0., to the Blackwater, in Lisutenants—A. G. A. Street, A, R. W. Sartorious, and J, L. W. Aliison, to the Fire Queen, hgm—.fia course; N, O, A. Moore, to the 7smbrote. for Royal Naval Barracks ; N. ...