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BRITAIN'S NEW NAVAL CHIEF.

Possibly, to the man in the street, says

à London paper, the changes which have taken place at the Admiralty during Mr. trifle Churchill's régime may seem a bewildering. First Sea Lord appears to succeed Firat Sea Lord with almost starting rapidhitya

We have had rumours of internal dis- sensions, of warring cliques, wild divor- gence of views between the Minister and his professional advisers: but fortunately in this case de farts an: perfectly clear. After sixty years service, Sir Francis Bridgeman Buds His health inequal to the strain entailed by his high office, and he has given plane to a younger man.

The First Sea Lord's resignation will net car as a surprise to the Service gendrally. Thy state of his health has been no secret for a long time past. Rather, it has been a matter of wonder that he should have stood the wear and fear of work at the Admiralty for so long. Sir Francis leaves Whitehall with a

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31mwer, thaugh he is the sore of a Prince of Hesse, he has become essentially Entering the Royal an Eaglishman. Navy as varlet in 1865, his whole life has been devoted to his profession. As a lieutenant he served in the Egyptian War, riving the medal and Khedive's Star That has been his only war servier so far, but even that is more than many of his colleagues have seen.

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