... fewer than 10,000 officers con- nected with our first line of defence. The war and other meritorious services of officer4 of the I Navy, Marines, and Naval Reserve are recorded, details are given of civil appointments held by retired officers, and, in a ...

... b Chilton ?? Ct (ptauimiH. O'Suliivan, II Cbiltn. ?? . It t. Rmtes e Spimrkes. bI Chiliton ?? it ?? ?? . .o.tal ?? ?? ?? a NAVAL. flRPO' V. S'1ITIvmi AVD HAMMM5P~IX - !I'ig ht lemaid., played on the lfeo'sdiecreitioa Ground, the Depat irent to the wrickets ...

... seeond with 338, aud lDent. Varney, of tile Ii.A.C.. third with 3 36. Private Ward wou the Queen's Plrize three Years ago. Arsnourer-Sergt. ilrltol, of the Queen's West- Inlsters, Won thie St. George s Chailenge CLIp for the seond tiore witir 113. and ...

... Higga, mao. won Vtal: r ' laritier ?? 3 e i ?? e RIFLE DEPOT V. NAVAL DEPQT. d Considerable intarest was ?? an this 2 ateix When th a teamri met for the firet timue in ths | I:nited Service League comnetition Qn the le' (round at Gosporr. The liiles are ...

... . - In the football re.3tch H.M.S. Excellent v. Naval Depot, plavcd ou zes Whale Islaud, on Saturday. three of the Ml(t ge, who formed the original IH.M.S. E'xcellent teatl,, a, weD the United Services League was searted, ;he were anmoug the players, ...