... entered the Royal Navy in March, 1834, and midshipman the Conway was prerent at fire capture of Chnsan in 1340. the year as lieutenant saw service in Bwrneo against pirates the Karrou and rivers. 13b4-55 he experienced futher war service in the Baltic ...

... Admiralty afternoon :— Adams to the Queen, Captain.—H. A on recommissioning, undated, Cc D Lieutenant-Commanders. - Field to the President, additio: ', for Sligo ; C. M. Gibson to Coastguard, June 16th drographic Depart- be Naval Assistant, Hy ment, May 21st ...

... THE WNavy.—A Naval at Chatham. on sen- tenced a seaman named Poplett, of the cruiser Australia, Iate Coastguard ship at Southampton, te two years” hard labour and dismuseal from the Service for striking a superior a private ef the Royal Marines named ...

... NAVAL APPOINTMENTS The following appointment* ven made the Admiralty LIEUTENANTS. K. H. Ames tothe Illustrious, Oct. Ist. A. Alston the Fire Queen, additional, for the Devastation, for navigating, Sept. 10th. ENGINEER-LIEUTENANTS. the Good Hope. A. R ...

... G. West to the Queen Elizabeth on transfer of flag, July 3. Commissioned Telegraphists.—F. W. Barford to the Queen Elizabeth. July 10; W. H. Palk to the Centurion, July 10. The Rev. F. G. Grove entered Chaplain for Temporary Service and appointed to ...

... for a further term of service in the Far East.* The Prince of Wales, as Colonel-in-Chief of the Royal Marines, presided on Wednesday evening at the annual dinner held at the Whitehall Rooms, Hotel Metro pole. The band of the Royal Marine Artillery was ...

... mourners. Ai the service, which was of | scribed, but only to a proportion of the a simple characte r, Sir Edward Wallington sroceeds of the whole fund. represented the King. Queen Alexandra, | Mr Bottomicy was present in Court Queen of Norway and the ...

... dismissal from the Service. The third-class cruiser Barossa, Captain Tuuuard, after two memorable commissions on the arrived at Plymouth Sunday afternoon, quite three days advance her time. She will pay ofE Plymouth. A Sterx-wheel for Naval service on the Upper ...

... NAVAL MATERNITY HOME Efficient Work CONTRIBUTING TO HEALTH OF CITY The annual meeting of the Royal Naval and Royal Marine Maternity Home and Child Welfare Centre was held at the Commercial Road Centre, the chair being taken by the President, Rear-Admiral ...

... and Mariners’ Royal Benevolent Society, £2,000.—Queen Adelaide Naval Fund; ichards Memorial Fund; Ro School for Naval and Marine 0 CeTS Daughters Twickenham d's Patriotic Seamen’s Hospital Society ; Royal _ Merchant Seamen's 0: anage, 3 ...

... . Mn. Atrarp Caatrice Jennsox, M.A., oneof the | Naval Instructors of 1855, and who was retired jin 1887, has been given the Greenwich Hi ospital | Pension, awarded to cnly seven chaplains and | naval instructors in Her Majesty’s Navy, of year. He is ...

... contracted with ' ■ Bow, MacLachlan, and Co. to a nen armed Coastguard cruiser for th© Royal Navy to named the Argns, after the thai name which was recently gold out tht Service. The new Argus Wj oe from thi designs of llr. P. Watts, Director of Construction ...