London vit Bombay, 14th July.
The festivities and good feeling at Brest have induced the French news-Papers to discuss the possibility of developing the entente into an alliance, and they point out that the naval combination would be irresistible—Reuter, London, 14th July.
Two hundred British naval officers, visited Paris yesterday, sight-seeing in small groups.—Eucclusive service. 15th July Rear-Admiral Sir William Henry May, K.C.V. 0, commanding the Atlantic Fleet, and. other naval officers were prominent at the great review.at Longchamps at the celebration of the Fourteenth of July, The British Ambassador, Sir Francis Leveson Bertie, K. C. B., G, C. V.O, presented Admiral May to President Loubet.
The British naval officers at Brest, also attended the review of marines and seamen, and there was much 18th July Admiral May has been made a Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour. Rear-Admiral- Sir Francis C. B Bridgeman, M.V.O, second in command of the Atlantic Fleet, has been made a Commander; and. all the Captains of the British vessels at Brest have been made Officers of th Legion.—Reuter.
Later The British fleet has Jeff Brest. Reuter.
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