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... the Belgians i;i the defence! of the fortress were under Admiralty i administration. The Royal Marines in; the first instance, and the newly-formed ; Royal Naval Division afterwards, did i all that was humanly possible to check the German legions, but ...
... NAVAL AND MILITARY. The judgment parsed l>y Lord Phillimora important case brought lief ore the Naval Prize Court doubtleas good law, hut. ii will not. lie any, more palatable the service on tliis account. The ease question dealt with the fate of three ...
... fiat corps, having parsed tlio waole of his •. service tne Seafocth Highlanders. had field service the Arghan nampaign, Egyptian and Khartum expeditions, and the late* war. Stoker ratings now iu the Royal Fleet .'icsoTvo who are under the age of 30, Admiralty ...
... home, 10; transferred to private nurse. died, 29; remaining the book. It. Among the receipts were subscriptions JSI-59 Id; patients' payments, 464 15s maternity ...
... NAVAL & MILITARY A detachment of the Royal Munster j Fusiliers left Plymouth yesterday to join the Ist Battalion in Silesia. Ca,pt. \V. H. Hob in son, R.A., is selected for service with the Indian Ordnance Department; and Capt. L. G. R. Bell, It.G.A. ...
... Andrew Monarch (addl.), . Nov. 1. W. Bail OolAeen. Nov. 1. H. Smith, Queen Elizabeth, Nov. 15. Gunner S. B. Pollard Egmont, for service with British Naval Mission Greece, Nov. 22. ROYAL MARINES. •Lti. A. L. S. Harris, E. St. j. Brocktnan, V. G. Clayton ...
... -Col. Wall, Indian Medical Service, is promoted to colonel. Entering the Army in 1895. he served as an assistantdirector of medical services in the late war (brevet lieut.-colonel and C.M.G.), and bad previous field service in China. ALLEGED INSUBORDINATION ...
... C.M.G., to the President (addl.) for service outride the Admiralty, all April 6. Pavmaster-Lieut. -Oomdrs. J. F. Stephens to the Virid (tempy.), W. H. Medd, 0.8. E., the President (aiddl.) for temporary service outside the Admiraltv, both April 6. P ...
... promoted to hia commission 1911 after years' service in the ranks, and served for three years officer in the R.A. He won his brevet in the late war. The wariant officers and non-commissioned officers of the Royal Engineer® at Mount Wise Barracks, Devonport ...
... transport. detachment Royal Marines for Batt., R.M.L.1., and the CoJleeti Marine fuard leave Plymouth for Queens tovvu j nor row. Serge. F. ,A. Fonder, Royal Munster Fusi liers, is awarded the meritorious service medal for services rendered ...
... armour, whereas the Lion and Queen Mary had but 23 per cant But the British ships oould probably steam at least twice as far as the German vessels their fuel endurance a point of paramount importance Empire whose naval dominion extends into the .Seven ...
... provisions as regards foreign service leave and demobilization Lea remain unaltered. Maj.-Gen. Sir J. S. M. Shea, Indian Army, is promoted to lieut.-general. Entering the service in 1888, was for, three years in the Royal Irish liegt., prior transfer the ...