... will remain anchor the Sound until Sunday. Several hundred men of the second watches of the Reserve Fleet vessels, the Royal Naval Barracks, and other shore establishments proceeded cn summer leave yesterday. Eng.-Com. G. E. who served in the artificer ...

... be the agents of the Royal Corps of Signals, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, Army Cyclist Corps, and Royal Army Service Corps; and Messrs. Holt and Co. to he the agents the Highland Light Infantry, Royal Army Ordnance Corps, and ...

... promoted to Ins She ill 19-16 after 11 years' -service i warrant officer, -and got has t}-, r? 1918. had field service m it, * War - notified naval orders yesterday that check of the , naval ranks and ratings 011 naval vehicles usiug !fr«ek' ...

... Devonport to-morrow from Queens town. Submarine 71, completion refit, will leave to-day for Portland- The Iridescence, drifter, attached to the Third Submarine Flotillas'will leave Devoirpert to-morrow t'or Cajnpbelitown. The Queen Elizabeth, flagship of ...

... Rutledge, Royal, Marines, H.M.S. Benbow, and Maj. C. E. -Hill, H.M.S. Constance, will exchange appointments. On the cruiser Enterprise tor service on the East Indies Station Marine officer will Oa.pt. G. V. Walton, whose 'last afloat service wa the cruiser ...

... NAVAL & MILITARY. suggested by an Australian paper that one or more cruisers of the Royal Australian Navy should from , time time be attached to the Mediterranean Fleet, their places being taken by corresponding vessels of the Royal Navy. The idea has ...

... NAVAL & MILITARY. The number of questions put to Ministers on the subject of conditions of service in the Royal Dockyards is so large while Parliament is in session, that only the most important can be recorded in the Press. Those which have recently ...

... QUEEN AT TWICKENHAM VISIT TO NAVAL OFFICERS' DAUGHTERS' SCHOOL. The Queen paid visit on Saturday to the Royal School for Naval and Marine Officers* Dclighters Twickenham for the puipcee of opening the new junior schoolhou:©. The ...

... port with special complement from Portsmouth depot. The Royal Australian authorities have decided that, from Ist. inst., deferred pay will not be credited Royal ratings lent for tervice with the Royal Australian and the Australian) Government will be liable ...

... highly popular. Royal Marines' Achievements. It is not surprising that considerable prominence is given in the current number of The Globe and Laurel to the Royal Navy, Army, and Air Force Tournament/ Not only did the Corps of Royal Marines provide ...

... NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. Lieut.-Corns. G. E. M. O'Donnell to Iron Du**r Jan. 1; H. A. C. Lane Queen Elizabeth. Ja - t,' G. T. Philip, D.6.C., to Vivid, Jan. 16; J. s *1 Mackenzie-Grieve to Rcputae, Jan. 16. . Lieuts. (Flight Officers, R.A.F.) H. S. Forbe-' ...

... Burgess to Queen . Bruneer Wolfhound, A 24; R. J. Hatton f. V- Tipnor, Dec. ue. 1 Conquest, Dec. 15; J- ' for to Royal Australian N ! - M-' Wt.'Electrn. W Ford, » Jan. 7. . Wt. Ord. Offrs. C. H. J l . 1: L. Teorrio Excel! 1 ' foreign service C. E. Roach-Smith ...