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Ar I Face Ee ar Iface ee PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY. Registered at the Weekly List No. 25.] TUESDAY, JANUARY 22nd, 1915. C G.P.O. as a Newspaper. This number contains the six Daily Lists from that dated January 14th (NO. 5465) to that dated January 19th (N O. 5470)• i!W These Daily Lists have not been modified since their original compilation (on the dates named) to cover other casualties to the soldier reported later. Such later casualties will be found in a later list in this or a subsequent number. In the lists of Warrant Officers, N on-commissioned Officers and Men, the town shown against each Soldier's name is the home of his next-of-kin, except where followed by the abbreviation 11 Enit." when it is his place of enlistment. The rank is that of Private except where otherwise shown. Daily List of January 74th (No. 5465) in Eleven Parts, PART I. PART II. OFFICERS (Contd.). PART V. W.O.'s, N.C.O.'s, AND MEN (Contd.). OFFICERS. Previously reported missing, now reported CORRECTION. PRISONERS OF WAR IN GERMAN HANDS. KILLED. KILLED. B„ The following non-commissioned officers and men, previously Ferric, Capt. R. L. M., M.C., Sutton, Sec. Lt, A. G., Rif,Brig. Dowty, Lt. G. D., Midd'x R. McIndoe, Sec. Lt. G. E. Garrow, Sec. Lt. W., Cam'n High.L.I. shown as R.F.C. Walsh, Sec. Lt. H., R.F.C. Highrs.,attd.King's (L'pool R.). ROYAL NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE, WOUNDED. should read Previously reported missing, now reported jBrown, Lt. R. S. S., R.F.C. Ransome, Lt.. G. C., Yorks.R. ROYAL MARINE LIGHT INFANTRY.—Hames Po. 118652 W. L. Cowan, Sec. Lt. G., R.Scots. Ross, Sec. Lt. J., M.C., King's PRISONER OF WAR IN AUSTRIAN HANDS. (Marden); Harvey Ch.117467 L.-Sjt. J. (Sneinton): Hogbin (L'pool R.). Ch. /2o968 B. E. (Strood) ; Jenkins Ch. /1616o C. (Walwort)l, S.E.) ; .Davies, Sec. Lt. C., R.F.C. Robertson, Sec. Lt. J. A. M., R.F.C. Duckworth, Sec. Lt. B. T., Lan. Saggers, Sec. Lt. W., R.F.A. Keen Ply. /2o18 (S.) F. (Oakley, near Wallingford) ; Neville Ply./ 1558 Fus. Skinner, Sec. Lt. C. D., R,F.C. (S.) L.-Cpl. F. E: (Overton); Sellex Po./16559 E. J. (Gosport). Green, Sec. Lt. W. R., Midd'x R. Sonnenthal, Sec. Lt. A, G., Rif. CORRECTION. Hewetson, Capt. R. P., R.F.A. Brig. MISSING. Jenkins, Capt. E. E., I;an.Fus. Waugh, I.t. H. R., K.O.Sco. Bord., attd. Lan.I'us, (Lt., R.War.R.). Reed, Sec. Lt. C. S., R.F.C., should read Read, Sec. Lt. C. S , PART VI. Kennedy, Lt. W., King's Wheeler, Sec. Lt. T. D., R.F.C.. (L'pool R.). North'n R. WARRANT OFFICERS, NON-COMMISSIONED King, Maj. W. J., M.C., Rif. Wingfield, Lt.-Col. W. E.,D.S.O., OFFICERS. AND MEN. Brig. R.F.A. PART III. Lambe, See. Lt. L., A.S.C., KILLED, attd. R.F.C. OFFICERS. ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY.—Chadwick 423 Bdr, F. (Hasling- den) ; Condry 194 Act. Cpl. J. (Bacup) ; Dale 192J7 Cpl. H. H. MISSING. AUSTRALIAN IMPERIAL FORCE. (Danby)• Flannagan 201 Act. Cpl. T. (Accrington); Kennedy 119933 Davenport, Sec. Lt. E. S., Stewart, Sec. Lt. R. J. G., Sit. D. A. (Dublin); King 19478 Dvr- H. (Liverpool); McCo rm ick Previously reported wounded and missing, now reported R.F.C. R.F.C. 6184 Gar. T. (Edenderry) ; Mounsey 344 83 Dvr. W. (Preston) ; Pear- KILLED. son 786178 Gar. A. (Bradfprd); Powell 12890 Dvr. S. (Manchester); PRISONERS OF WAR IN GERMAN HANDS. Maxfield, Capt. G. L., M.C., Aust.Inf. Powell 229061 Gnr. J. (Liverpool) Ratcliffe 213287 -Dvr. W. (Oswald- twistle); Smith 881922 Gar. W. (Leeds). Hawkins, Sec. Lt. T., Suff.R. Stearn, Sec. Lt. G. F., Royal DIED OF WOUNDS. Fus. ROYAL GARRISON ARTILLERY.—Bailey 5c7oo Gnr, J. H. Kennedy, Capt. M. S., Aust.Inf. (Riddings) ; Millington 28564 Sit: J. (Walsall) ; Roxby 344251 Gnr. Previously reported missing, now reported ,T• P. (Lesbury); Tate 149217 Gnr. P. A. (New Cross, S.E.); Tork- PRISONERS OF WAR IN GERMAN HANDS. WOUNDED. ington 14433'- Gnr. A. F. (Camberwell, S.E.). MacLachlan, Lt. D. W., M.C., Robinson, Sec. Lt. A. H., Aust. Mackenzie, Sec. Lt. -A., K.R. ROYAL ENGINEERS.—Phillip 88816 Spr. A. (Dundee). Gade, Lt. F. W., M.C., Royal Aust.Inf. Inf. Fus. Rif.C. COLDSTREAM GUARDS.—Price 21836 A. W. (Birmingham). Goldstein, Lt. L., R.F.A., attd. Phillips, Sec. Lt. G. N., R.G.A. Poulter, Sec. Lt. C. G., Suff.R. NORTHUMBERLANDFUSILIERS.—Aitcheson 240937 W. (New- T.M.Bty. castle-on-Tyne) ; Macfarlane 240650 J. (Byker). Schofield, Lt. H., R.Berks.R. Gurney, Sec. Lt, P. S., R.G.A. PART IV. Hill, Sec. Lt. F. C. R., R. Taylor, Sec. I.t. C. D., King's ROYAL WARWDCKSHIRE REGIMENT.—Adie 29747 A. (Sun- (I.'pool R.). a Berks.R. OFFICERS. derland); Birch 307377 Cpl. H. (Bolton); Dyer 307022 F. P. (South- Holden, Sec. Lt- M. M., M.G.C. Tayler, Sec. Lt. A, G. E., K.R. ampton); Gardiner 307437 Sit. W. (East Ilsley); Meredith 306983 Hunter, Sec. Lt. J., K.R.Rif.C. Rif.C. NEW ZEALAND MILITARY FORCES. L.-Cpl. E. (Manchester) ; Moss 20654 F. H. (Crewe) ; Smith 306371 King, Capt. D. B., R.F.C. Timmis, Sec. Lt, L. W., R.F.C. L.-Cpl. H. P. A. (Birmingham) ; Watson 27904 W. (Birmingham). I:ee, Sec. Lt. J. J., K.R.Rtf.C. Watt, I.t, H. J., North'n R. WOUNDED. Woods, Sec. Lt. J., R.G.A. ROYAL FUSILIERS.—Badcock 21 597 W (Woking); Sutton 81238 Clark, Capt. J., N.Zea.Inf. Hardie, Maj. R., N.Zea.Inf, A. (Old Kent Road, S.E.). Fraser, Sec. Lt. M. ; N.Zea.Inf. Paku, Sec. Lt. J., N.Zea.Inf, NORFOLK REGIMENT.—Sumsion 37169 G. L. (Hackney, E. Gardner, Lt: P., N.Zea.Inf. Scott, Lt. K., N.Zea.I'nf. LINCOLNSHIRE REGIMENT.—Hammond 202417 J. G. (Not- PART II. Gibbons, Sec. Lt. A., N.Zea.Inf. Spedding, Capt. I., N.Zea.Inf. tingham); Leeman 16421 A. (Gainsborough); Sloman 202279 L. A. (Leeds) ; Smith 201563 L.-Cpl, G. W. (Holbeach), OFFICERS. PART V. EAST YORKSHIRE REGIMENT.—Griffiths 166o8 T. (Consett, KILLED. Durham); McDonald 19339 A. L. (Wilton Gilbert, Durham): Mead 205050 W. (Seallam Harbour) ; Oakes 28163 D. (King's Lynn). P,loor, Capt. W. H., R.F.A. Read, Sec. Lt. G. C., R.E., WARRANT OFFICERS, NON-COMMISSIONED Else, Lt. W. E., Sher.For. attd. R.F.C. OFFICERS, AND MEN. LEICESTERSHPRE REGIMENT.—Arrand 241964 J. (Sheffield) ; Roberts, Sec, Lt. C. W., Henderson, Sec. Lt. A. W., Barltrop 39597 C. H. (Hayfield); Bent 240719 L.-Cpl. A. (Kirby M.G.C. Devon.R. ROYAL NAVAL DIVISION. Mallory); Ford 40927 T. (Broughton); Newton 24237o H. A. (Sileby); Reek 240861 F. (Melton Mowbray) ; Riddell 36x45 A. C. (Wands- Ranks for the Royal Naval Division are Able Seamen ill worth, S.W.); Start 34460 J. J. (Nottingham). DIED OF WOUNDS. Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve and Privates in Royal Marines Macaulay, Sec. Lt. J. S., R.F.C. and Royal Marine Light Infantry, except wkere otherwise shown. YORKSHIRE REGIMENT,—Hebbron 240481 Cpl. E. (Scarboro') ; Ramshaw 14576 E. (Penshaw). KILLED. DIED. SOUTH WALES BORDERERS.—Cunningham 45758 T. (Sal- ROYAL NAVAL, VOLUNTEER RESERVE.—Battle TZ/6357 Act. ford); Fisher 21603 F. (Blaina); Groves 202465 A (Brockley, S.E.); Withey, Sec. Lt. R. W., Gord.Highrs., attd. Black Watch. -Sea. J. (West Hartlepool); Peake R/5175 W. R. (Stoke-on-Trent); Hudson 21334 L.-Cpl, H. (Penalt) ; Johnstone 36073 J. (Newington Phillips BZ/f38o W. G. (Bridgwater); Poulton R/3921 W. (Bath); Causeway, S.E.); Manley 40013 Cpl. C. (Mountain Ash); Mayes WOUNDED. Warburton WZ 142; L.-Sea. C. (Swansea), 44242 R. (Muthi.11); Payne 263o29 L.-Sjt. W. E. (Tunbridge Wells); Ronaldson, Sec. Lt. H. R. M., Roberts 4005o R. J. (Southsea) ; Rudkin 45192 J. T. (Hull). Aitken, Sec. Lt, F. D., Previously refiorted nficsing, now reported Midd'x R. R.F.A. WORCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT.—Josgphs 1268o F. A.. (Bir- Sandover, Maj. W. L., E. KILLED. ' Baker, Capt. T. McD.,E.Surr.R. mingham), Dyer, Sec. Lt. A. L., E.Lan.R. burr. R. ROYAL MARINE LIGHT INFANTRY.—Bartlett Ch/2302(S) W. DUKE OF CORNWALL'S LIGHT INFANTRY.—Angove 200003 Gover, Bt. Lt.-Col. W., W. B., Slater, Sec. Lt. P. K., E.Lan.R. W. (Portesbam). Ches.R. Snailham, Lt. J. J., North'd - L.-Cpl. S. J. (Falmouth); Waters 34850 F. (Mousehole). Howells, Lt. A. J. R.G.A. Fus. Previously ieported wounded, now reported DUKE OF WELLINGTON'S REGIMENT.—Savage 16716 L.- Taylor, Capt. E. J., Wet-h R. Kirk, Sec. Lt. C. W., Sher. For. DIED OF WOUNDS. Cpl. L. J. (Nottingham). Ledward, Capt. R. B., Hamps. (See. Lt., Glouc.R.). ROYAL NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.—Drewery TZ/8396 0 R., attd. Ind.Inf. Tennant, Sec. Lt. J. IT., S. SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE. REGIMENT.—Allsopp 2 3575 T. McCullagh, Sec. Lt. A. T., R. Staff.R. H. (Driffield). (Derby) ; Lloyd 17o84 W. (Wolverhampton), Thornhill, Sec. Lt. A. E., Innis.Fus. DIED OF WOUNDS. SOUTH LANCASHIRE REGIMENT.—Atkin 17o84 G. (Hollin- t Maxwell, See. Lt._ S., Arg. u R.F.C. wood). Suth'd Highrs. Turner, Lt. S. G., Mancb.R. ROYAL NAVAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE.—Goldsborough SHERWOOD FORESTERS.—Adley 92254 T. J. (Herne Bay) ; iPorter, Sec. Lt. T. F., R.E. Vyle, Lt. D., R.F.A. TZ/71o8 F. (Dipton); Petch R/2696 F. (Ashley, Newmarket); Smith TZ/934 C.
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