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... 428 5 Naval Pensioners and others, an exceptional vacaney as Agent for a Life Office, good at 16, Cuichester-road. ‘Tailors’ Travellers.— Taree pushing Men for Naval, Yaebting, and Countr: Trade required atonee. —Apply I. G. James and Co., 13, Queen-street ...
... NAVAL AND MILITARY GOSSIP. | From The World.| The Duke and Duchess of Connaught have abandoned their projected trip to the South of Enr(gw in consequence of the Duke’s Apfi)mtmont to the Dublin command. The Queen would have preferred the Duake to return ...
... Christmas-tree to the children and in-patiente of the Royal Portsmouth Hociit.;l took place on Saturday afternoon. The wards been tastefully decorated with evergreens and laurel by the sisters and nurses. A concert, organised b{ Miss Broton, proved a success; ...
... Day of Bumiliaticn and Prayer at the ROYAL EST Service from 11 to i2 ADDRESS BY MR. E. BRAIN From 3 SSCRED AND A DUET By Mrs. F. Drew anp Miss SHORT aDDRESS BY G. FRANKLIN From 7 to 8 SPECIAL CHORUSES, &c., nx NAVAL MEN ADDRESS BY MR. T. A Good Band will ...
... as [a number of reserve horses. NAVAL VOLUNTEERS OFFERED BY AUSTRALIA. (Revrsr’s Sypszyr, January 4th. = At a meeting of the tatives of the = Naval Volunteer forces held here to-day it was resolved to offer the services of 120 oificers and men, With six ...
... than usual, the Queen being nearly three-quarters of an hour late in arriving at Osborne. Several members of the Royal party were desperately ill, and their appearance on landing testified to the severity of their sufferings. The Queen, who is not a good ...
... Pish Store, Paweett-! ‘ roui, Southsea. t424 { W ANTED, a Young Woman, used to service. to hel >} memises,—Aprly cvok and housemaid. Gooi wages Not tolive on! Bucking Naval and Regstry Oth ee Yr haim-street, Landport between Sand 4 o'clocs. es W ANTEDa ...
... 10 years' service. Private W. G. Brownnwg, I Company, three ypars' service. Private EH. P. Cordery, f Company, seven yeais, service. Private IV. El. Hull, I Company, six years' service. re Private D Money, I Company, fourteen years' LeC ...
... 3 3 Collected on S. Research. per @ Cambridge, E.R 17 el 6 3 Mr. =. A. 2$6. Fratton-road, > c Agnes ae Backland Coombes. Queen’s-roud, were a 2 Steam ie Reserve Honasexeld, HM. Dockyard. a 3 Mr. James Whittie, sen, second Oe 2 St. Mark’s Young Men’s ...
... additional, and foc recom }éch January. MIDSHIPMEN. C. G. Brodie to tae Februar; let. A. P. N. Thoreg ood to the Royal Sovereign, Sth January. NAVAL CADETS. G. T. N. Faundey to tae Aurora, Jan. 15th. Williara J. Foster, Mack. Hortea, Thomas ©. A. J. Landon ...