... 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 ...

... Innislrilling Fusiliers. Ad let Connaught Rangers. lst Royal Dublin Fusiliers. 1st Btsrdor. 6TR (BA&RT-N's) BRIGADM ve 2nd Royal Fluailiers, on 2nd Royal Scots Fiusiliers. ltt Royal Welsh Fusiliere. 2nd Royal Irish Fusiliers. on Squadron ...

... to Japan. THE ROYAL MARMES. IAmOa RAITT, ?? has been appointed Superintendent of Gymnasia for the Southern District. 1i aIDAY n1ght's l.Ladon Gazette announced that Liout. Frederick J. Reid, ?? is 1econded for service with the Army Service Corps. AiOUrT ...

... Excellent ref Tences.—=, this paper, ee —A ...

... MiR. JOHXN bSYTH. rl, Pi'uls receive au eduoation adapted to the require. 1 o oa ?? Naval, Civil S rricc, and Local Examine- evtions. tl^.tssSTANT-CLEHASHIPSs, ROYAL NAVY, ed 1boa .. , ?? , ;lra: pa~sse. lie .otp passei.. rd .lea, ?? Six passed. iad dISC ...

... d. +2217 Cook-Geucral and Nurse Gil, wo m famuly, good character.—A pply, seven tu rine, TANTED, respe 3 ble person as General plain couki heip given.—Mrs. Marshall, 4, Wes ge-road, Portswooi, ——$—$_—— JANTED Mome for Nurse uld (zine within ten miles ...

... , ackvowledges the receip: of £2 from the meiabers of the ** Queen’s Record Lodge of the R.A.O.B., “Queen's Head,” St. John’s-road, Fratton. Navat Pensiover’s Scppen Thomas, aged 64, Naval pensioner, of 24, Brompton-road, Landperi, died somewhat sud- ...

... the retirement they were frequently bit juet above their mess- tite. A Royal Naval Reserve man states that when the Ariosto left Huli for to take the Volunteers on board, several Naval Reserve men offered themselves as Boatswuins or uartermasters, but were ...

... Prison at Kingston, died a fow days ago, at the age of 47. RBefore joining the Prison service, he had been in the Royal Navy, and \vas for many years on board the royal yacht. The funeral took place at Kingston Cemetery on Thursday afternoon, the 18th inst ...

... reported ia action at 1'otgieter's 20th January:- P WOUND1:. dM Royal REngineers.-Captain Phillips, graie on the forehead. _ 3rd Mi-mg's Royal Rides.-Two privates. i Wor snr D. the o 3rd King's Royal Rifle Corps. - Thirteen i non-commissioned officers and mnea ...