... seconded, Naval Nursing Sistere.—Miss Medora Colin Evelyn Muriel Emma Reed and Miss have been appointed nursing sisters in Queen Alexandra’s Royal Naval N ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARY. NAVAL. AFPOINTMENTS., PROMOTIONS, &0 Moxpay, Jvry 17th. Lieuter ant.—F. May to the Research. Acting Sub-Lieutenant.—C. F. Stow to the Duncan, temporury. Engineer Lieuterants.—H. L. Giles to the Victory, for the Lord Nels»a. M. Rundle ...

... NAVAL & EILITARY. NAVAL. APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, &c. TroerapAY, DECEMBER 29TM, Commenders—H. H. Bruce, 1o the Fire Queen, for duty with Adourul Superintendent of Portamouth Ysrd: D. D. R. Watson, to the h‘rf‘smm for daty with Superintendent of Gymrasis; ...

... NAVAL & MILITARY. NAVAL. APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, &e. THVRsDAY. MarCH 28D, Captaibs—B. Currey, to the Good Hope. as flag coptain, on recownissioning ; A, T. Stuart, to the Tervible. Commauder—C, E. Le Mesurier, additioual, to the Hindustan, Lieutenant+—F ...

... Enmineer (h.ptu'n—l. J. Tench, to the Canopus, for service wich Reserve Fleet at Portsmouth; G. A. Haddy, to the lam, for service with Reserve flu't; at_Devonport; W, (I.“-.w the Resolution, for service with Reserve Fleet at Enguneer Commander—R. St. J ...

... Horse Guards Parade a Royal salute was fired by a battery of the Roya! Horse Artillery, all the surrounding Govern- ment Offices fiving flags. Aldershot , Thursday. A Royal salute was fired at noon to-day at Aldershot by the Royal Field Artillery, guns ...

... and Naval discipline will enforced. The great hall is rery handsome apartment. t#» feet long hy feet broad, with tine open timbered roof of Californian red wood. Cm cither side of it are Cadets* cla**- rnoms. At tho north end the hall are the Royal Arm* ...

... war services, via., the Crimean, with deep, and the Baltic and Turkish medals. He also awarded the Royal Humane Society’s medal for lifo-oaving. Daring the latter part of hie Service career the deeaaead was employed the craft belonging to the Royal William ...

... with the Queen, on the return of hor Majesty from Copenhagen, via Flushing. The Victoria and Albert will go alon ide Port Victoria Pier immediately, and t Queen will travel to Charing Cross by epecial train. A meeting of the Commi ttee of the Royal Naval ...

... NAVAL & MILITARY. NAVAL. APPOINTMENTS, PROMOTIONS, &ec. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 232 D, %fi”—-n. A. Warren, to the Hannibal: A. D, Ricardo, to Empress of India, 9s flag captain to Rear Admiral C. G, Robinson ; A. G. Tate, to the Hindustan : A. P. Stoddart, to ...

... in enrmnnd. w fhntm-m—l. Maxwell, to the Irresistible; A, s tothe Pire Queen: T. Proctor, to the Pire Queen ; C. Bartlett, to the Royal Oak. Surgeou—W. H. Pope, to the Fire Queen. SATURDAY, MARCH 25TH. Lieutenants—J. Roberts, to be Lieutenant of Catham ...

... QUEEN FOB Queen, accompanied by Princess Victoria, and attended by the Bon. Charlotte Knollya aad Colonel Brockichurst. left Charing C'roaa Thursday for Port Victoria. Her arrived Port Victoria at p.m., and imamdiately on the Royal yacht. As the yacht ...