Officers whose names are in italics have commuted their pay. 7 May Alexander Andrews Crespin 3 Aug 26 July Robert Dundas Duncan Jervois 3 Aug 22 Sept Art. Arthur Tupman 3 Aug Art. George Andrew Noble Kitson 3 Aug Cadwallader Waddy 3 Aug 20 Apr mJames Hervey Price 3 Aug 19 Oct 17 Sept Macpherson 3 Aug 18 Oct Frederick John Short 3 Aug Officers on Half-Pay-cont. SECOND LIEUTENANTS ON RETIRED HALF-PAY. PERSONAL NAVAL AIDE-DE-CAMP TO THE QUEEN. Date of Appointment. Rear-Admiral His Royal Highness the Duke of FIRST AND PRINCIPAL NAVAL AIDE-DE-CAMP TO THE QUEEN. Date of Appointment. Captain Frederick W. Richards, C.B.. Date of Appointment. 1 Aug 77 15 June 79 Seniority. 25 July 64 17 Feb 65 30 Sept 64 16 Dec 65 9 Mar 78 4 Jan 79 4 Jan 79 10 Feb 79 16 Dec 65 15 June 79 6 Feb 66 Captain Walter James Hunt-Grubbe . Captain Ralph P. Cator Captain Robert Gordon Douglas MARINE AIDES-DE-CAMP TO THE QUEEN. Colonel Hamond W. Gwyn Date of Appointment. Brevet Seniority. 1 Oct 77 Colonel Sir Francis W. Festing, K.C.M.G., C.B.. 7 July 79 HONORARY PHYSICIANS TO THE QUEEN. 2 Aug 75 7 Jan 74 Sir Alexander Armstrong, K.C.B., M.D., F.R.S., LL.D., Director-General of the Medical Department of the Navy, Retired. Sir James Salmon, Kt. M.D. John Davidson, C.B., M.D. John Moolenburgh Minter, M.D. Sir William R.E. Smart, K.C.B., M.D., Inspectors-General of Hospitals and Fleets. HONORARY SURGEONS TO THE QUEEN. James Wingate Johnston, M.D., Inspector-General of Hospitals and Fleets. GOOD SERVICE PENSIONS. FLAG OFFICERS. 10 Pensions of £300 a year. (Any Pensions in excess of this number are given under Art. 1,986 of the Queen's Regulations and Admiralty Instructions..) Admiral Sir Augustus L. Kuper, G.C.B.. 12 Nov 74 20 Oct 72 Admiral Sir George St. Vincent King, K.C.B. Admiral Sir Charles F. A. Shadwell, K.C.B., F.R.S. 6 Pensions of £200 a year for General Officers. 2 Pensions for Colonels and Lieutenant-Colonels of £150 a year. OFFICERS WHO HAVE PENSIONS FOR WOUNDS, &c., RECEIVED IN THE SERVICE. Officers whose names are in italics have commuted their pensions for wounds. 8 Mar 67 24 Mar 76 29 Nov 79 Under 7 Sec. 28 & 29 Vict. cap. 89, Pensions, &c., granted under this Act are to be called Greenwich Hospital Pensions, and those formerly known as Greenwich Out-Pensions are to be called Naval Pensions. COMMANDERS. 15 Pensions of £65 a year. Date of Appointment. 17 Aug 67 4 May 70 4 May 70 4 May 70 7 July 70 4 Aug 71 George Howes (Ret. Capt.) . 22 May 72 7 Oct 75 10 Feb 76 29 Jan 77 18 June 77 26 June 78 18 Dec 78 3 Jan 79 |