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... NAVAL & MILITARY Men who served the R.N.R. during the war, and who re-enrol after a break in service, are to be treated new entries for the purpose of supply of kit. Lieut. E. G. Saltwell, R.A., is appointed for service under the administrative service ...
... Stediford and Challenger. Nurse Sharp, Nurse Cook, Nurse Yeo. and Nurse Shaw. New Heavitree—Mrs Hill Willis, Misa Hill Willis, Miss Taylor. Miss Amy Clapp, Miss Ivy Wippell. and two nurses. Fore-street—Mrs. Ash, Miss Pallett, and two ...
... after four yoars' service in the ranks, reached his present rank in 191*7. had field service the late war, and previous service India and Afrioa. alternative pensions. The Ministry Pensions announces that disabled officers and nurses and the widows deceased ...
... NAVAL & MILITARY. The Queen Elizabeth. The brief call which the Queen Elizabeth is paying to Plymouth this week-end is interesting if only that it marks the first occasion on which the famous ship has visited the port. Two her sisters, Warspite and Valiant ...
... NAVAL PENSIONS. SCALE FOR DISABLED v AND NURSES. % ei * ast night's l£ ,| ,aze tte'' contained new regula°ftic 'g pensions and grants ' IR Naval, Coastguard, Marine, atn ilies tl orces disabled, and the Suo ' l °® cers deceased, and 01 l ' le nursing ...
... from and the Urchin arrived from Devonport Saturday. Ships will dressed Devonport ajjd Royal fired Thuisdav celebration of the anniversary the birth Queen Alexandra. Tlie Malcolm, flotilla leader, and the destroyers Voyager and Walrus are expected arrive ...
... reached his present rank in 1917. He had field service in China and the late war. Maj. F. J. Walwyn, Royal Welsh Fusrs., *served Mi© Plymouth the bate waff, is ftpproiefced to the temporary command of the 6th Royal Welsh Fusrs.. T.F., with temporary rank as ...
... work the Naval Staff and it? co-operation with the material side the Admiralty. The Deputy-Chief of Naval Staff is principally concerned with naval intelligence, its collection and utilization for naval operations, and superintendence of the ...
... on the staff. He had field service in South Africa and won the brevet of lieut.- colonel, C.8.E., D.5.0., and the Orders of the Nile and White Eagle in the late war. NAVAL STORE CLERKS' OUTING. The clerical staff of the Naval Store Dement, Dockyard, held ...
... Baker, U. P. Lucas, J. H. ITirmer, F. Critchett, T. M. Horsfail, and E. E. Swann all promoted to acting lieuts., July 15. ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE. Lieut.-Comdr. R. C. Hill bo Vivid and Defiance for courses, Aug. 6. Acting Lieut.-Comdr. H. Woodcock Vivid for ...
... Sept. 1, for duty at Devonport. ROYAL NAVAL RESERVE. Warrant Kngr. J. Wilkinson promoted to missioned engr., Jan. 1, 1921. PROMOTIONS & APPOINTMENTS. (From Lcndoni Gazette, August 4.) WAR-OFFICE. DEFEND FOR E, Royal Or.** Sii'naJs.—43rd Diivl. F.) ...
... NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. C. O. to Victory (.Midi,, I teinpv tor service at Bislev, July 4. F. M. Simon to torpedo-boat 33, com- I wand, 2. Act. Lieut. C. Hannah torpedo-boat A3, W. R. to President (addl.i, Jor service in the Engineer-io-Ghiei's Department ...