... 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 ...

... NAVAL & MILITARY Tetrarch, destroyer, expected leave Queen&town for Devonport to-day. The Marlborough, battleship, left Plymouth yesterday for three hours' full-power tria'. Laburnum, sloop (Com. G. Sheirton) left for New Zealand iast evening. Maj. and ...

... returning to the Naval Depot. six months' course of poultry farming for or non-commissioned officers in last six months their set-vice will the Royal Victoria Hospital, Netiey, on the 18th inst. Lieut.-Cci. D. H. McD. Graves, Indian Medical Service, who has retired ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... (Works Services), has retired ur.der the age rules. had field service in South Africa, and was awarded the 0.8. E. for services the late war. Capt. E. P. S. Rodd. West Somerset Yeomanry, who was mentioned despatches and London Gazette for services the ...

... similar organizations, as well as the nursing profession, profoundly interest the Princess. Yesterday her Royal Highness visited Brighton inspect the troops of Guides in that district, and open a new nurses' home the Royal Sussex County Hospital. She also ...

... Plymouth, between Argyle Reserves and Queen Alexandra's Convalescent Centre, Saltash. The proceeds the match will be devoted towards the purchase of a horse and carriage for the use of badly-disabled ex-service men at the convalescent centre. Sir Gerald ...

... CADETS v. SERVICES R.N. COLLEGE WORN DOWN SECOND HALF. Devonport Services, Dartmouth, yesterday defeated the Royal Naval College 21 points 5. The Services kicked off, and carried the ball into College territory. Giffard relieved, good kick ...

... memorial service was held' at the Chapel Royal, St. James's Palace. There was a distinguished congregation, which included Viscount (representing the King), and Sir Edward Wellington (representing the Queen/. attended on behalf of Queen ...

... g the Queen), and Earl Howe on behalf of Queem Alexandra, wiiiile Lady Northoiiffe was among the numerous well-known people present. Many beautiful wreaths were sent to Aidbury for the burial service, including offering frotu the King and Queen and other ...

... 2nd. PLYMOUTH AP.GYLE RESERVES v. QUEEN ' ALEXANDRA'S CO NV A L ESC EN CENTRE (SALTASH). KICK OFF THREE P.M. Proceeds to towards the purchase of a Horse Victoria for the use of the very badly dis- «bled Ex-Service Men enable them to see the mrrounding ...