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... Major is a great worker in the cause of ex-service men, and is Chairmen. this vear of the Sussex Council of the British Legion. THE QUEEN’S CRUISE HER MAJESTY’S FIR T SAH MANY YEFAPRS So Pleased was the Queen with her first a.ling cruise for wany years ...
... Berwic Kaki re, aged 51 vears. Entering the Royal Navy in 1863, he rose rapidly in the Service, until, in 1913 he became an Admiral of the Fleet. He took part in the Arctic Expedition of 1875-76. For this service he was awarded the medal. When commandin ...
... President. for service inside the Admiralty (A.S, De t.), 3. Engineer-Comman a er.—E. B. Blight to the Suffolk, June 15, Lieutenants (E.).—A. P. Targett-Adems to the ‘Tiger, June 10; A, G. Clarke to the mouth ; Victory, for Royal Naval Barracks, Ports- ...
... Royal Navy, who died i at the age of 51, at Cagnes-Sur- Mer, South f C, The service was conducted by the Rev. . Peshail, D.S.0, to tte Royal Naval Barracks, assisted by the Rev. W. N. Martin, Chapain to the Portsmouth Dockyard, the Rev. T. Williams, H ...
... Pictures.” ng and Queen of the Belgians, following a quiet holiday in Scotland, st two days in Portsmouth as the guests of the Commander-in-Chief, the Fleet Sir Roger Keyes, and left Portsmouth for London at noon The departure of the Royal Visitors from the ...
... QUEEN ICTORIA ARLY KNOCKED DOWN. LEEDS. Tuesdas Mr. Willam Griffin, a naval veteran, who was buried at Leeds to-day with nava! honours, was, during part of his service afloat, for 13 years coxswain of the pin- nace of the oyal yacht Victoria and Albert ...
... Messrs. G Francis and Son, sweets; Mr. Knigh t, Naval Barracks, Christmas fare. vegetables; and Royal Donations were also re- ceived from: The Royal Naval Barracks, H.MS. Excellent, H.M.S. Vernon, Royal arracks, Ist Batt. the Welch Artillery ...
... other acenr -dation for the night. A wall in Queen’s Place, Southsea, was blown down, and a chimney stack at 37, Stanley Street, Southsea, was blown down and crashed through the roof of the next During a service at the Albert Road Wes- levan Church last ...
... faults), Indigo. Royal. Naval and Royal Marine rales Port Field Gun Competition. — HA Peinbroke, time, dmin. 14 3-5see. ; HMS. Victory, time, 6min. 48 4-5sec. Tug g-of- War (110st.). — Royal Marine Championship. — H.MS. Rodney beat Royal ...
... PORTSEA (Entrance Queen Street, opposite ishop Street). Evangelical and Protestant. We preach Christ Crucified,’ Risen, and Retur », Morning, 11.0: RE\ DR. MA. F.vening, 6.30 eel DR LINDSAY. VOUNG mares evening, 7.—Rev. Dr. Lindsas ROYAL NAVAL BARRACKS CHURCH ...
... Freemason, Sir Jobn was .P.8.G. W., D.P.G. Swd.’ B. (Malta), ast Master of the Victor: Lodge, and bon. member of the nited Services in the Royal Arch he was a of vince, a Past First rincipal of the U.S. Chapter, and a nember of the Friendship Chapter. In -ne Mark ...
... THURSDAY, MAY. 15, 1930. PORTSMOUTH NEWS. Firms with “Wills of 1 > VICTOR A HA VICTORIA NURSES. OPTIMISTS’ WIND-UP DANCE. During the past week the Queen's Nurses The Optimists Club finished their winter attended 226 cases and paid 1,063 visits. \ seeson ...