... ROYAL NAVAL REVIEW, Y, 16tk AUGUST. The Joint Railway Compaanies Hereby GIVE PUBLIC NOTICE,—That the TRAIN SERVICE from to EAST SOUTHSEA, and vice ▼ersa, will SUSPENDED, with the exception of the 6.55 n.m. Train E:ist South?ta to Frattou, and 7.25 a.m ...

... the -tudennlfi the Royal Naval Eogineering College, while her Majesty presented badges to nine of Queen Alexandra’s Naval Nurses. In theafternoon their Majesties drove from the Victoria and Albert to the ...

... uue 1 i The last Queen was laid down Portsmouth in 1833 tho Koval Frederick, 110, but was renamed at her launch in 1838 in honour of Queen Victoria. She saw service 18-10-43 in China and in the Bl*ck Sea during tho Russian War. The Queen was one of tho ...

... A. Bbutor, A. C. Tborstteld. The following have qualifying examination for service aud colonial cadetahii>e: Service cadets.—R. B. Lane, 8. P. Grove, and H. Prince Alexandra Albert. Colonial cadets.—J. G. Grace and B. B. Dart. THE SALMON DISASTER. ADMIRALTY ...

... FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3RD, Commandera—G. E. Cave to the President, for study at Royal z:::l”m: L. Halsey, to the Duke of Wellington for the ope. Lieutenant P. C. Pearson, to Royal Naval College, Chief- Engineer—W. G. Glanville, to the Hermione, Engineers—A. R ...

... premises iu Queen’sgate; the portrait oi Admiral feir Alexander Milne by Sir Archibald and bis male insne. and in default such issue, to United Service Club; his medals for services in China and New Zealand, and tbs gold and silver medals of the Royal Society ...

... THE KING AND QUEEN. THE ROYAL PROGRESS THROUGH LONDON. Friday night’s London Gazette contains an intimation that the Royal ‘Pn?m through London, which was originally fixed for June 27th, will now take place on Saturday, October 25th. The precise route ...

... NAVAL PENSIONERS SUICIDE. Dr. G. Yarrow held an inquest at Hackney, yesterday, respecting the death of John Aylett, aged 65 years, Naval pensioner, lately living Ualt-villas. Kush-green, Romford, who committed suicide his wife’s residence Queen’s-road ...

... Regulations affecting the employment of naval pensioners has been issued by the Admiralty. Hitherto a naval rating e.lfloyl:r pension for injury for dmblht{ bhas been allowed to retain it when entering the Dockyard service, but has forfeited it on joining the ...

... whether wo ought not to concentrate our efforts selecting the long service men solely for fighting voluo, tho remainder the men being drafted at an earlier period of service into the Royal Fleet Reserve. They would then be available to perform tbe unskilled ...

... s that the proposal to truster the garrisoning of all Naval ports, cooling bases, Ac., at home and abroad, to the Admiralty would fraught with disastrous consequences to Naval efficiency if Naval officers and men have to do garrison duty. But at the same ...

... President, for study st the Royal Naval College. Commanders—H. C. C. Da A. J. Hotham, F. K. C. Gibbons. F. E. Travers, C. W. 8. tt, C. C. Horne, E. P, F. G. Grant, C. C. Corbett, and C. R. N. Burne, to the President. for lo{lll Naval College. i Lieutenants—H ...