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1314 the Edinburgh Gazette, August 27, 1915 1314 THE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, AUGUST 27, 1915. 44677 Acting Bombardier Christopher Lake. 9558 -Corporal John O'Connor. 2nd Battalion, 8th Howitzer Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Royal Irish Rifles. 2484 Private William Arthur Last, 5th Cavalry 1729 'Havildar Padam Singh Eawat, 1st/39th Field Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps. Garhwal Rifles. 11368 Private Alexander Lawrie, 2nd Battalion, 823 Acting Regimental Serjeant-Major Albert Royal Scots Fusiliers. George Palmer, Royal Engineers. 18545 Serjeant Richard James Leete, 48th 6668 Private Milsom Charles Parry, 1st Battalion, Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. '•Gloucestershire Regiment. 7944 Serjeant Robert Lin ton, 2nd Battalion. 29936 Serjeant Simon Passmore, No. 7 Mountain Royal Highlanders. Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. 4934 Company Serjeant-Major Albert Long, 8495 Private John Paul, 1st Battalion, High- 1st Battalion, Gloucestershire Regiment. land Light Infantry. 1272 Private John Lynn, V.C., 2nd Battalion, 9822 Acting Lance-Serjeant William George Lancashire Fusiliers. Peggs. 2nd Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment. 1846 Serjeant Leopold Macleod, 2nd City of 5601 Company Serjeant-Major Andrew John London Battalion, The London Regiment Poolman, 1st Battalion, Wiltshire Regiment. (Royal Fusiliers). Territorial Force. 9800 Private Edward George Price, 3rd Battalion 9393 Acting Lance-Serjeant William Macneil, Coldstream Guards. 1st Battalion, Seaforth Highlanders. 3336 Private Thomas Price, l/6th Battalion, 7622 Serjeant John Maher. 1st Battalion. South Staffordshire Regiment, T.F. Leinster Regiment. 5237 Private Samuel Prythirch, ] 6th Lancers. 22900 Lance-Corporal Joseph Stanley Marchant, Subaclar Pnransing Gurung, Ist/lst King 2nd Canadian Infantry Battalion. George's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Malatui 8388 Private Alfred Mardell, 1st Battalion, The Regiment). Cameronians (Scottish Rifles). 10025 Private Frederick Rae, 2nd Battalion, 8702 Lance-Corporal George Morris Marshall, Gordon Highlanders. 1st Battalion, Middlesex Regiment. 6756 Serjeant George Henry Rastell, 1st Bat- 5601. Company Serjeant-Major Herbert Tru talion, Royal Lancaster Regiment. May, Canadian Divisional Signal Company. 9125 Acting Serjeant John Watson Rayner, 5599 Serjeant Edward Patrick M'Guire. 2nd 3rd Battalion, Gordon Highlanders. Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps. 1008 Serjeant Robert Redpath, 1st Battalion, 5] 54 Lance-Corporal Harold Perley MTntyre, Royal Highlanders. 1st Field Company, Canadian Engineers. 43790 Gunner James Ernest Reece, 36th Battery, 9446 Private Neil* M'Kechnie, 1st Battalion, Royal Field Artillery. Seaforth Highlanders. 6346 Serjeant Harry Rees, 1st Battalion, Royal 7757 Lance-Corporal John M'Lennan, 2nd Bat- Irish Rifles. ' talion, Scots Guards. 10336 Private (now Corporal) John Reid, 2nd 1903 Private George M'Lennon, 2nd Battalion, Battalion, Royal Scots Fusiliers. Royal Highlanders. 7079 Lance-Corporal Thomas Edward Rendle, 3/6875 Private Donald M'Leod, 1st Battalion, V.C., 1st Battalion, Duke of Cornwall's Seaforth Highlanders. Light Infantry. 20764 Sapper Albert Edward Messenger. Cable 57768 Serjeant Thomas William Richardson, Section, Headquarters Signal Company, Royal 5 C. Reserve Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. Engineers. 5000 Colour-Serjeant William Richardson, 1st f>548 Corporal James Mills, 2nd Battalion, Scots Battalion, Leicestershire Regiment. Guards. 8271 Serjeant William Edward Riley, 2nd 57073 Gunner Ernest Charles Mison. 38th Battalion, Border Regiment. Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. 3/6924 Private Samuel Roberts. 2nd Battalion, 5640 Lance-Corporal William Mission, 1st Bat- Devonshire Regiment. talion. The Duke of Cornwall's Light In- 298 Corporal William George Robins, 5th fantry. (Ciuque Ports) Battalion, Royal Sussex Regi- 1366 Corporal of Horse George Mitchell, Royal ment, T.F. Horse Guards. 4050 Serjeant Joseph Robinson. 1st Battalion, Jemadar Mota Singh, 47th Sikhs. King's Royal Rifle Corps. 10057 Lance-Corporal Edwin Myall, 2nd Bat- 1031 Corporal Jack North Rogers, No. 1, Reserve talion, East Surrev Regiment. A Squadron, Ad. Wing, Royal Flying Corps. 118 Sepoy Nek Amal, I.O.M., 129th Duke of 3159 Lance-Corporal John Rostron, 2nd Bat- Con naught's Own Baluchis. talion, Coldstrearn Guards. 5588 Lance-Corporal Frank Newberry. 1st Battalion, Somerset Light Infantry. 1624 Private Hubert George Salisbury, 12th 3/8802 Private Thomas Newcombe, 2nd Bat- County of London Battalion, The London talion, Leicestershire Regiment. Regiment (The Rangers), T.F. 3139 Corporal Gerald Francis Newsoa, 4th 13924 Acting Serjeant-Farrier William Sander- Battalion, Rifle Brigade. son, 15th Brigade, Royal Field Artillery. 11366 Acting Serjeant Bertie Nice, 1st Battalion, 3184 Havildar Sarabjit Gurung. 2nd/2nd King Royal Fusiliers (City of London Regiment). Edward's Own Gurkha Rifles (The Sirmoor -8895 Serjeant John Leslie Noble, 2nd Battalion, Rifles). Shropshire Light Infantry. 972 Private Henry Charles Sell, 84th Field 8024 Corporal James Nolan, 1st Battalion, East Ambulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, T.F. Yorkshire Regiment. 5817 Acting Corporal Frederick Ernest Sharp, 2060 Serjeant Frederick Charles Norman, 2nd 4th Hussars. Battalion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment. 3366 Company Serjeant-Major Albert John 729 Private Ernest Nuttall, 8th Canadian In- Sheriff, King's Royal Rifle Corps (attached fantry Battalion. 9th Battalion, The London Regiment, T.F.)..
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