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The London Gazette, April 2, 1909. 259? THE LONDON GAZETTE, APRIL 2, 1909. 259? ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY. §th Battalion, The Prince of Wales s Volunteers Worcestershire 'Batteri/, 2nd South Midland (South Lancashire Regiment); Lieutenant John Brigade; Major Edward Clifford Bullock. Poole. ith Battalion, The Welsh Regiment; Surgeon- ROYAL ENGINEERS. Major Evan Evans, M.B. Wessex Divisional Engineers; Lieutenant-Colonel 1st Battalion, Herefordshire Regiment; Quarter- Sidney Keen. master and Honorary Captain William John INFANTRY. Phillips. ' . 7thBattalion, The Royal Warwickshire Regiment; 7th Battalion, The Manchester Regiment ; Lieu- Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert John Nutt. tenant-Colonel Samuel Lawrence Mandleberg. Major John Herbert Margetts. 4th Battalion, The Oxfordshire and Buckingham- ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. shire Light Infantry; Honorary Colonel Major Ernest Wykeham Barnes. William Henry John, The Lord North. Major John William Ellis. Major Alfred Rees. ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. Captain Cecil Aloysius Corke. UNATTACHED LIST FOR THE , TERRITORIAL FORCE Captain William Beauchamp Wild man. WESTERN COMMAND. YEOMANRY. Cheshire (Earl of Chester's}; Lieutenant-Colonel (Honorary Captain in the Army) Lord Arthur Hugh Grosvenor. TELEGRAMS FOR KVVANG TUNG Major and Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel The PENINSULA. Right Honourable George Wyndham. The rates for telegrams to the Kwang Tung Major (Honorary Lieutenant in the Army) Peninsula are now as follows:— Robert Walter Douglas Phillips Brocklehurst. Kwaug Tung Peninsula— Denbighshire (Hussars); Lieutenant-Colonel and Great Northern Co."| e. d. Honorary Colonel Llewellyn England Sidney Eastern Co. >via Japan 4 10 Parry, D.S.O. Indo-European Co. J Duke of Lancaster s Own; Lieutenant-Colonel Via Turkey and Japan 4 7 and Honorary Colonel John Rutherford. Great Northern Co. ~j Major Robert Henry Tilney. Eastern Co. >via China 4 5 Lancashire Hussars ; Lieutenant - Colonel and Indo-European Co. J Honorary Colonel William Lee Pilkington. Via Turkey and China .. 4 2 Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel Edward Robert Gregg Hopwood. Major and Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Algernon Earle. Montgomeryshire; Lieutenant-Colonel and Hono- PATENTS AND DESIGNS ACT, 1907, rary Colonel Sir Herbert Lloyd Watkin Williams-Wynn, Bart., C.B. Notice is hereby given, that an Order was Pembroke; Honorary Colonel Sir Owen Henry made on the 80th day of March, 1909, Phillipps Scourfield, Bart. restoring the Letters Patent granted to John Major and Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel Owen Wood, for " Improvements in rotary tipplers for . Hird Spear Williams. discharging coal or other minerals," numbered 23961 of 1901, and bearing date the 26th day Shropshire; Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary of November, 1901. * Colonel Lloyd, The Lord. Kenyon, K.C.V.O. Surgeon-Lieutenant-Colonel John Daniel Lloyd. W. Temple Franks, Comptroller-General. ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY. 1th Welsh Brigade; Honorary Colonel John Allan, The Lord Llangattock. ROYAL ENGINEERS. Cheshire (Railway Battalion); Colonel Edward PATENTS AND DESIGNS ACT, 1907. Thomas Davenant Cotton-Jodrel I, C.B. Restoration of Lapsed Patent under Section 20, INFANTRY. Notice is hereby given, that Isaac Osgood and John St. Sauver Poyen have made application' 7th Battalion, The King's (Liverpool Regiment); for the restoration of the Patent granted to them- Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Concanon (retired). for "Improvementsin Engiue-Lathes," numbered Major Valentine Astley Hampshire (retired). 7529, and bearing date the 1st day of April, 6th Battalion, The Lancashire Fusiliers; Honorary 1903, which expired on the 1st day of April, Colonel Sir Clement Molyneux Royds, Knight, 1907, owing to the non-payment of the pre- C.B. scribed renewal fee. Any person may give 5th Battalion, The Cheshire Regiment; Major notice of opposition to the restoration on leaving David Abercrombie. ' Patents Form No. 16 at the Patent Office, 25, Southampton-buildings, London, W.C., on or 6th Battalion, The Cheshire Regiment; Captain before the 1st day of June, 1909. and Honorary Major Francis Gordon Knowles. Brecknockshire Battalion, The South Wales W. Temple Franks, Borderers ; Captain David Valentine Rees. • ' Comptroller-General..
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