... enant, with seniority of May 5. Lieut. L. Go.dstein placed on retired list, May 25. QUEEN ALEXANDRAS ROYAL NAVAL NURSING SERVICE. Miss M. A. 8. Walsh appointed sister on probation, to date May 29. Miss S. M. K. ...

... ADMIRALTY. ROYAL NAVY. Lieut. W. O Bradbury transferred to emergency list, Oct. 17. Ccf.-Qnr. C. S. ILarbord placed on retired list, at own request, Oct. 15. QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S ROYAL NAVAL NURSING ...

... the vice-admiral commanding the Royal yachts 1927, who died London Irie'lay, was author the book Royal Yachts, published last December. was well known service athletic circles, was .reasurer of the Royal Navy and Royal Marines Rugby Union, ...

... ALEXANDRA HOMES, DEVONPORT PROSPECTS OF START WITH REBUILDING Prospects of an immediate start on the rebuilding of the Alexandra Maternity, Nurses', and Children's Homes, Devonport, were opened at the annual meeting at the Royal Sailors' Rest yesterday ...

... May 16 Macey placed on retired list, Sub-Lieut. R. H. S. Pembertcn placed on retired list. May 3. QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S NURSING Miss L. Phillips, nursing sister, to be sister, May 1. WAR OFFICE. Maj.-Gen. 0. H. L. Nicholson, on ceasing to bp employed, placed ...

... business. However, this time 13 companies were touring the play in various parts of the Empire. King Edward VII. and Queen Alexandra saw the production at the Playhouse. The King declared that die best thing in it was his own portrait, a replica of that ...

... NAVAL APPOINTMENTS Capts. R. G. Duke to President, for Greenwich College, Sept. 1; T. B. Drew, 0.8. E., to. President, as Deputy-Director of Personal Services (personnel), ijuly 20; W. J. Whitworth, D.5.0., t * Queen Elizabeth, as Captain of the Fleet ...

... NAVAL & MILITARY The King has approved the appointment ot Dieut.-Geu. B. R. Kirwan and Alaj.-Gen. E. H. Willis as Colonels Commandant, Royal ■Vrtillerv, succession the late Gen. Sir Webb Gillman and Maj.-Gen. the Hon. Sir Francis R. Bingham, who has attained ...

... arrived Port Said, and left M Ismailia 30. NORFOLK ft Nassau for Bermuda 29. . QUEEN ELIZABETH left Gibraltar for Sain' T-opez 29. ROYAL OAK arrived Saint Raphael W. ROYAL SOVEREIGN ar.d 3rd-DESTROYED FLOTILLA (less Anthony) arrived Borm^ Roads 30. S ...

... KING AND QUEEN OSBORNE ROYAL PARTY VISIT C ARISBRO FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. CO WES. Sunday. Thousands holiday-makers *at Cowes to-day saw King and Queen and the Duke and Duchess of lork Wnen they went ashore from the Roy yacht Victoria and Albert for ...

... 'QUEEN'S' TOUR OF DEVONPORT Street Decoration Awards ALBERT HOSPITAL CARNIVAL YESTERDAY was intended observed mainly as a Children's Day in connection with the Royal Albert Hospital Carnival Week at Devonport, but heavy rain which set during- the afternoon ...

... of tbe Royal Family, as well as on behalf of his Majesty's Governments the United Kingdom and the Dominions, India, the Colonies and Protectorates, the Royal Navy, the Army, the Royal Air Force, and'the merchant navy and fishing fleets. Tbe Queen, together ...