... testimonial for his fo services as Chiet of the Transport itaff at the Cape, was last year made a O hIG. He has seen ai service both in the Transvaal and Egypt, as well as on the Nile, and has been a Naval A.D.¢. to W the Queen. THE third-class cruiser ...

... mtonths' IE junior service, in consequence of the Position he F attained in the examination at the Royal Naval at Collee and at Portsmouth. He wvas eighty- W ?? first on the list of Sub-Lieutenants when pro. N moted. at n THE ROYAL FLEET RESERVE. 2'i ...

... [s, Manager. e RuALt-ADRIaAT, LALrn, whose period of service s is about to termiuate on the coast of Ireland, acted as aide-de-camp to the Queen from 1893 to t 1086, and was Captain of the Royal Naval College at Ureenwicih from 1889 to 1892. ?? f t served ...

... is appointed Deputy -Adjutant- (General, Royal Marine Forces. Royal Naval Reserve.-Sub-Lieutenaunt H. A. Cottrell to be Lieutenarnt. W. E. Atkicls, Esq., to be Eugineer. (From Tuesday's Londoa; Gzef(t.) royal Marine Artiliery.-The ¶nudermentiouned Second ...

... designed by Sir W. H. White, as an icaprovement on the (Condor class, and is intended for service abroad. Ttu IROYAL NAVAL FUND.-A meetill of the Committee of the Royal Naval 'Fund was held on Weduesdav at the Uficeos, 9 Craig's-court, to consider IIapplications ...

... erected in connection with the Britannia Royal 1, Naval College. Before leaving the Britannia, Captain the lion. A. G. Curwon-Howe indited a letter, which bas b2een set to every ship in Her MaJesty'y service, stating that the estinanted 11 amount required ...

... shortly. a NAVAL BRIGADE g TO BE REVIEWED BY THE QUEEN. Onireorrespondentat lingstowvn states that a P Naval Brigade, consisting of two thousand blue- a jacKet5 aud seven hundred mniriaes of the Channel Squadron, will be reviewed by the v Queen in Phcenix ...

... attempt to 1. CJOSE AND support his appeal in the S' e TaE NAVAL Jlorniniag Post for the re-insti- ti 0 REsEi-vE. tution of the Naval Artillery D ri dI Volunteers by adisparagement Si e of the Royal Naval Reserve men has called ed d forth a number of replies ...

... honiour of diningz with the Queen and RoFal mamily at Osborne on .Suuday. Thc r chooner yacht fMarourneen, 160 tons, which hns beoan purchased by the Admiralty, has left Gosport for Malta, and she will bre pliced at the service of the Cnimmander-in-Chief ...

... I0 manlufacture. ~P NAVAL CAXxjr-xe.-Theie is reason to'believe that as aI. result of the l'arltatnsntary _Naval Victualling Conimittceu a Jnvestigations,, the 10Admiralty will make. arrangesmeutsfo Nal wardtoons ob stewtrds, by Naval inessnien, anda i ...

... was eventually p k killed close up to the enemy's lines. D 7, LouG SERVICE MeIBIALs.-The following have been awarded the Naval medal for long service A . and good ?? G+. Free- man, Royal Arthur; Chief Carpenter's Mates F. d Murray, J. J. Jlockruge, Katoomba; ...

... this fire-proof c timber to be forwarded to the Imperial dockyard t 1iat t. Petersburg. I It ROYAL NAVAL FCND,-A. IneetInD of the Com- I o- mittee of the Royal Naval Fund was held on v le Wednesday at the oflices, 9, Craig's-court, to t o- consider applicatious ...