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... current year must be uudcrstood.l The Admiralty have awarded to Retired Captain Adolphus G. Edge the Greenwich-Hospital pension of ±,05 year, vacant by the death of Retired Ca Joseph W. Brown. Com George H. Rainier, who has served for three years as commander ...
... Chinese cruiser built by Messrs. Armstrong, Mitchell, and Co., Elswick, and also for the Chinese war-vessel at present building at Stettin. The whole of the crew were excellent health, but there had been two deaths on board in the Red Sea during the voyage ...
... • Major Fenton, Lieut*. Jamieson and SwlmUcjr. Lieut. Edge. Ensign Browne, and Capt. Reece. Cept. Hsckett, Lieut. Seagram, i and Ensign Adams. Lieut. Armstrong, Ensign Fechell, and Liout. Mitchell. Lieut. Mortimer, Capts. Rowland and Wilkinson. Ensign ...
... youngest son of the late Alexr. Hume, Esq., of Harris, Inverness-shire. —March 2, St. Mark’s Church, Jersey, by the Rev. J. Mitchell, assisted the Rev. J. Webster, Edward Ashhurst Marsland, Esq., 19th Regiment (Royal Irish), oldest son of the Rev. George ...
... Scrgt.-Major Tucker was the highest with a score of 92. Results Royal Engineers —Qrmr.-Scrgt. Kearney, 91 ; Qrmr.-Sergt. Mitchell, 90 ; Qrmr.-Scrgt. Parsons, 88 ; Sergt. Sheldon, 8(5; Qrmr.-Sergt. Davies, 86 ; Comp.-Sergt.-Major Foster, 85 ; Sergt.-Major ...
... 16, at his residence. Grange W’ood House. Leicestershire, Captain Thomas Mowbray, K.N., aged 70. PILSWORTH—June 17, at Alderley Edge, Cheshire, William Ellsworth, Esq , late of the Regiment, and only son of Malor PUsworth, Staff Oftlcer. Leeds, aged 23 ...
... of the Empress- Queen, to be issued by Mr. Mitchell, of 33 Old Bond Street, which deviate from the ordinary type of commemorative medals, and seem to us exceedingly appropriate and meritorious. Mr. Mitchell has received the permission of her Majesty. ...
... Fusiliers (27th), died suddenly in London on the 19th inst., aged 39. He was eldest son of the late Mr. J. L. Bayly, of Alderley, Wotton-under-Edge, and Mrs. Bayly, of Park House, Farnborough. He joined the Army Dec. 30, 1873, and became oapt. Oct. 18, 1879. Served ...
... of the tonic, might be worn on board ship for boat duty and landing parties. Let ns have mesadress, jacket, waistcoat, bine edges, and pockets trimmed with narrow gold braid, and gold-laced trousers, to be worn at small dances and dinner-parties,—ordinary ...
... Hussars): MCausland, W. H., Ist Foot; Marlcy, His Royal Highness, therefore, desires that the attention of w B Bth Foot; Mitchell, R, A., 9th Foot; O'Conneil, the officers of the Army be called to the instructions at parar Foot; Paterson, H. W., 4th West ...
... acting-lieutenant of the Alcmene, Mr. the Duke of AVellington. Holbrook was nominated to a death-vacancy in the Eagle, Rear-Admiral Sir James Clark Ross, whose death took 74, Captain Charles Rowley. In the following April he place last week at Aylesbury ...
... following vessels:— Schooner Ann Mitchell, Brig New Draper, of of Montrose Whitehaven Schooner Jane Roper, Schooner William, of ofUlverstone 6 Liverpool Brig Pallas, of Shields 3 Lugger Nimrod, of Shin Ann .Mitchell, of Castletown 3 Glasgow 9 Brig ...