The Navy List December 1860

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The Navy List December 1860
This invaluable guide for researchers lists all officers of the Royal Navy and of the Royal Marines, active, retired or on half-pay as at the 20th December 1860. Also listed are the ships of the Royal Navy, the Dockyards, Naval Hospitals and their management. Full details of rates of pay are given for all ranks and precise descriptions of their uniforms. A section is also devoted to circulars from the Admiralty advising seamen on such matters as safety when servicing the paddles of steamers and restrictions on the alcohol consumption of engineers. (404 images) Click here to view product thumbnail images (new window)
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Admiralty
Counsel and Solicitor for
Courts, Judges and Officers of
Harbour Department
Agents,Navy,Marine and Prize
In Contract Mail Steam Vessels
Of Transports,Sea-time to
Aides-de-Camp,Naval and Marine,to the Queen
Allotments to Wives and Relatives of Seamen,stoppage of
Alphabetical List of the Officers of
Royal Navy and Royal Marines with Dates of Seniority
Army and Navy,Relative Rank of Officers
Bath,Knights and Companions of
Beaufort Testimonial,award of
Bedding and Clothing,gratuitous Issues of
Bounty to Seamen
Captains of the Navy,in Seniority
on reserved Half Pay
Retired
Chaplains,List of,in Seniority
Regulations for pay
Circulars
Civil Department of the Navy
Clerks,Assistant-Clerks, Entry,Examination of
Clothing,gratuitous Issues of
Coaling issues
Coast Guard,Officers employed in the
Officers pensioned from
Men serving in the Fleet
Regulations concerning
Commanders,List of,in Seniority on Reserved Half Pay
Retired under Orders in Council of 1st Aug,1860
Congreve Rockets,security against accidents
Continuous Service,Periods for which Men are
required to enter under the new Regulations for
Continuous Service Men,ratings allotted to
Continuous Service engagements
Contract Mail Steam Vessels,Agents in
Correspondence with Admiralty
Courts Martial, imprisonment by
Deputy Inspectors of Hospitals and Fleets,List of,in Seniority
Dock-Yard,Officers of
Engine-room Telegraphs
Engineers,List of,in Seniority
Rates of Pension
Regulations respecting
Regulations with regard to the Pay,Half Pay
Messes,regulation of
(Assistant),in charge of Engines
and Stokers,issue of spirits to
Examination of Officers on Subjects connected with the Steam Engine
Extra Pay
Flag Officers,List of,in Seniority
Flag Officers on Reserved Half Pay in Receipt of Service Pensions
List of,in Commission
Retinue of
Foreign Orders and Medals
Regulations on
Freight Money,regulations respecting
Good Conduct Badges
Pay to Seamen
To Royal Marines
Greenwich Hospital
Schools
Officers on the Out Pension List
Gunnery Lieutenants,Gunnery Instructors
Badges for Seamen Gunners
Half Pay
Honorary Distinctions
Hospitals and Sick Quarters,Officers of
Inspectors of Hospitals and Fleets,List of,in Seniority
Lieutenants of the Navy,List of,in Seniority
Acting,Examination of
on Reserved Half Pay
Retired with the Rank of Commander
of Flag-Officers
Lodging Money
Machinery,examination of,on and after change of Engineer
Marine Cadets,Examination of
Corps,Officers of,in Seniority
Artillery
Marine Officers Retired and on Full Pay
Marine Officers Retired and on Reserved Half Pay
Corps,Staff of the
Rates of Pay of
Marks of Distinction,issuing prices of
Masters of the Navy,List of,in Seniority
on Reserved Half Pay
Examination of
Acting,&c,Preparation for passing in Navigation
Second,in Seniority
may be promoted to the rank of Lieutenant
Assistants,Examination of
Assistants,new Regulations as to age of Admission
Regulations as to Pay
Attendant,Assistant Masters Attendant,and Queens Harbour Masters
of Greenwich Hospital
Mates of the Navy,List of,in Seniority
Passed in Seamanship
Passing of
Second Masters,and Assistant Paymasters
Regulations concerning
Medals,Honorary
Naval
Medals for Long Service and Good Conduct
Medical Officers,List of,in Seniority
Pay of,in Hospitals
Pay,&c
Mess Accounts
Expenses
Utensils,loss of
Midshipmen,examination of
Monthly allowance money
Advances to Officers and Crews
Naval Cadets
Coast Volunteers,Officers employed in
College at Portsmouth
Knights of Windsor
Instructors,in Seniority
regulation for
Reserve Volunteers,leaving the service
Retirements
Uniforms
Navy,List of Ships in the
Ships for Harbour Service
Regulations for paying the
and Prize Agents,Licensed
Non-entry of men in
belonging to any branch of the Army
of apprentices
Non-saluting Dutch Consular Authorities
Circular relating to cancelled
Observatories,Officers of
Obituary
Officers conducting Packet Service
Pay Bills
Relative Rank of Army and Navy
for Promotion,Nomination of
Orders of Knighthood
Packets
Paddle Wheels,precautions to be taken
Passing days in Seamanship at the Home Ports
Pay,Sea
Captain's Sea
Half
Paymasters,List of,for Service,in Seniority
Assistant,in Seniority
Retired
Pensions for good Service
Officers on List of Greenwich Out
for Wounds
Rates allowed Widows of Officers
to Engineers
Pensions to Marines granted for Discharge
Pensioners,re-entry of,for service
Petty Officers,gratuity to
Physicians,List of,in Seniority
Honorary,to the Queen
Prize-Money,Proclamation for its Distribution
Prize Courts on each Station
Agents,Licensed,List of
Prizes before Vice-Admiralty Courts abroad
Prize Money advertised for Distribution
Punishments
Railway Passes
Regulations for Paying the Navy
for Entry of Boys and Men
Pay
Leave
Gratuities
Pensions,&c
Pay of Warrant Officers
Retinue of Flag-Officers
Retired Vice-Admirals
Rear-Admirals
Captains
Commanders
Retirement,Coast Guard,List
Naval,plan of
Revenue Vessels
Rifles,Bayonets,and Cutlasses to be numbered
Riggers in Dockyards,entry of
Roman Catholics,exemption of,from attendance at Divine Service
Royal Marine Office
Rudder Heads,care of
Salvage claims
Schools on board H.M. ships
Seamen,Returns of,for Registry Office,cancelled
Record of Conduct,parchment certificates
Seamen Gunners
Sea-service Rifles,&c,to be numbered
Second Masters,in Seniority
Second Masters,Examination of
Secretaries of Flag-Officers
List of Officers who have served as
Ships, List of
for Harbour Service
Ratings of
Revision of the Complements of
Caulking of topsides of
Ship's Stewards,payment of Store Allowance to
Shoes,demands for,to specify sizes
Sick Quarters & Hospitals,Officers at
Wine and medical comforts for the
Signal Books and Private Signals,receipts for
Soundings,caution respecting
Stamp duty on Commissions
Steam power not to be used but in cases of necessity
Stores for repair of Rifles
Supernumeraries,pay & allotment of
Surgeons and Assistants,List of,in Seniority
Surgeons,Honorary,to the Queen
Transport Service,List of Officers employed in
Travelling Expenses of Officers
Treasure,Proclamation respecting the Conveyance of
Uniform Regulations
Victoria Cross
Victualling-Yards,Officers of the
Warrant Officers,Pensions to Widows of
Rank of
Retirement
Watch,officer in charge of,duties of
Widows' Pensions,Rates of,Rules and Orders for
Wills,Forms of,for Petty Officers,Seamen and Marines
Windsor,Naval Knights of
Wounded Officers on the Pension List

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