... Flying Officer (observer) Royal Flying Corps, is appointed a Flying Officer. He a son of the late Rev. John M’Alory, D.A., of BaUycarry, ami of Mrs. J. C. Campbell, Moyallcn, Armadale, Belfast. Lieutenant Tj F. litucit, 7th Battalion Royal Lmiskillirrg Fusiliers ...

... ROYAL FLYING CORPS. BATTLES WITH THE FOKKER. SOME THRILLING INCIDENTS. (Press Association War Special.] The following second resume of incidents extracted from recent reports of the Royal Flying Corps in France has been received from the Air Board, and ...

... THE ROYAL FLYINC CORPS. Four Aeroplanes Arrive from Stranraer. live army aeroplanes, belonging to No. 2 Squadron of the Royal Flying Corps at Montrose--a Maurice Farman and Four 11.E.'spiloted respectively by Captains Dawes, Beeke, and Longcroft, and ...

... ROYAL FLYING CORPS. CapUin Becke Reaches Stranraer. GapUio Becke, one of the military aviator* who have been taking part in the Irish manoeuvres, flew from Limerick and descerded near Stranraer. The weather was dull, and a strong wiod blew from the southeast ...

... THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS. An Increase in Casualties. The Field ” says—There has -been notable increase in Royal Flying Corps casualties the front, which, taken in conjunction with the statements concerning the dominance of the new duplex-engined German ...

... THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS wab ornoK ooMMimioAnoi. Tbr War Office cumniuuicaUuß luued last mfthl re>|xcui>a (be coaaUlutiua dispoiitioo of the umU ...

... Royal Flying Corps Hospital. The number of sick and wounded officers who are unable find accommodation at this hospital is increasing account of the expansion of the corps, the development of aerial fighting, and the physical effects of constant flying ...

... ROYAL FLYING CORPS HOSPITAL. Appeal to the Public. The committee the Royal Flying Corps Hospital, 37, Square, London, W., find that the present a-ronunodation insufficient to provide for the increased number of sick and wounded officers, duo to the great ...

... ROYAL PLYING CORPS' SPLENDID Tile Press Bureau issued the following statement, timed 1.15 p.m. Monday: The following report is compiled from information sent from the headquarters Field-Marshal Sir John French, under date the Ilth September A summary ...

... BOMBING WORK OP THE ROYAL FLYING CORPS. The following typical items, descriptive of the work done in the field ly the Royal Flying Corps in France, arc iss.ied the Air Board;— Nov, 14. Ten cf our pilots carried out series of successful raids night. Stations ...

... tho Royal Flying Corps. Lieutenant F. L. Robinson, son of the Jato Very Rev. J. J. Robinson, D.D., former Dean of Belfast, ha* relinquished his temporary commission in the Royal Marines, seconded list, to take appointment in the Royal Flying ...

... those for the clerical staff two or three. Now the Royal Flying Corps occupies an immense building its own, formerly De Keyser’s Royal Hotel, Blackfriars. This structure contains 375 rooms, and the Corps continues rapidly grow. In the earliest days of the ...