OBITUARY,
11 » 1 ■» LORD CHARLES SCOTT. By Telfttraph.— Prees ABeoctation.—Copyrightt ■ (Received August 23, 10 a.m.) I LONDON, 92nd August. I Admiral Lord Charles Scott, formerly 1 Commandef'in-Chief on the Australian etetion, is dead. Lord Charles, who was Vl yea» of age, entered the Royal Navy in 1853, served in the Crimean War on board the battleship St. Jean d' Acre, on the Raleigh in China, in 185?, and was a member of the Naval Brigade duriiig the Indian Mutiny. Prom 187§ to 1882 he was captain of the Bacchante, ih which ship trine© Albert Victot and Pririce (now King) George served as midshipmen. Subsequently he was in command of the Home Reserve at Chatham ; from 1889 to 1892 commanded on the Australian station, and from 1899 to 1902 Comm&nder-in-Chief at Plymouth. SIR H. t. GORING. (Received August 23, $.40 «,m.) LONDON, 22fttl August. Th© "death » announced of Sir Harry Yelverton Goring. Bart., aged 70. Sir Harry, who is the eleventh bafotcame as a young man to New s?ea- ., where his father was private secry to Sir George GreVj then GoverHe served in the 38th Regiment, nut retired in 1866. He ha* travelled" in New Zealand, Australia, Canada, and
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXII, Issue 46, 23 August 1911, Page 7
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