... 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; ...

... 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 ...

... Allister (contralto) and Mr. A. Foxon Ferguson (baritone), with the Band of the Royal Marine Light Infantry in the orchestra. Tue Growrn oF Our Navy.—At the Royal United Service Institution, London, on Thursday afternoon, the 4th inst., a lecture, specially ...

... ROAD, SOUTHSEA. Prixcirar PuriLs receive an Education adapted to the requirements of Naval, Civil Service, and Local Examinations. ASSISTANT CLERKSHIPS, ROYAL NAVY. 1886 .. ccc cee oo oo Five passed. 1889 «¢ o+ oo oo BEight passed. 1090 oo ...

... Jackson,J. F. Pinlayson. snd G. P. Montagu, to the Royal Arthur. Naval Cadets—R. B. McCowen, A, C, Fawsett, and M. C. Bomnford, to the Ramillics; B, C. Murdoch, M. R. Glasgow, and T. C. Wilson, to the Royal Oak; H. F. Braishaw, to the Revenge; A. E. Evaus ...

... Finch then arrested him. The wenJ)on, itappeared, belonged to the Royal Artillery, an 'umpven by one of the gunners to the defendant.—An Officer from the corps gave the man a good service character, he having served seven years.—The Bench ordered a fine ...

... remains of Mr. S. H. E. Dawe, chicf-gunner of the Royal Navy, who died at Whale Island after a short illness, at the age of 54, were interred at the Portsea Cemetery, Kingston, on Satarday morning, with full naval homours. The ( Band of the Excellent gunnery ...

... and to be dismissed her Majesty’s service. The German Emfleror has presented Mr. George Quint, master of the Government tug Grinder and senior Queen’s Pilot at Sheerness, with a gold pin, in recognition of his services in piloting the Imperial Yacht Ho ...

... Conspicuous among those who rendered gratuitous services were Mr. Sloane, Mr. and Mrs. Newcombe, Mr. Amor, Mr. Chequer, Mr. Whatley, Mr. George Churcher, Mrs. Daysh, Miss Shirley, Miss Braxton, and Nurse Law. SOBERTON.—Tue Late Me. H. CmirLp.—On Saturday ...

... chairs for the Household and for any of the upper servants who may be allowed to attend the service ; while in front is a row of armchairs for the Queen and the Royal Family, her Majesty having a small table in front of her own seat. The chapel is lighted ...

... PrINCIPAL Mr Jonn Suyrn. PuriLs receive an Education adapted to the requirements of Naval, Civil Service, and Local Examinations. ASSISTANT CLERKSHIPS, ROYAL NAVY. 1886 «. s e +o Five passed. BOBT . e oo oee oo oo Nour pammed. TR crn. 200> oe ...