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The London Gazette, 8 February, 1955 784 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 8 FEBRUARY, 1955 The Chief Inspector of Factories gives notice that well-beloved Major Sir William Henry Champness, in consequence of the resignation of Dr. J. A. Ward, Knight, Cecil Dudley King Farlow, Esquire, Alfred an appointment as Appointed Factory Doctor under Henry Teuten, Alfred King-Hamilton, Charles the Factories Acts, 1937 and 1948 for the District of Gordon Dickson, Humphrey William Morris, Walter Batley in the County of York is vacant. Latest Woodbridge Biggs, Frederick Youldon, Alfred Myers, date for receipt of applications: 26th February, 1955. Victor Allcard, Horace Rowland Hill, Alfred Robertson, Francis John Gaunter, Oliver Bull, Herbert Sutton Syrett, Commander of Our Most Excellent Ministry of Labour and National Service. Order of the British Empire, Henry John Edwin Factory Department, Stinson, upon whom has been conferred the Decora- 19. St. James's Square, London, S.W.I. tion of the Military Cross, Frank Augustus Horner, 26th January, 1955. William Newcome Wright, Athro Charles Knight, The Chief Inspector of Factories gives notice that Willie Davis, Jonathan Lionel Percy Denny, upon in consequence of the death of Dr. W. F. Munro an whom has been conferred the Decoration of the appointment as Appointed Factory Doctor under the Military Cross, Samuel Richard Walker, William Factories Acts, 1937 and 1948 for .the District of Henry Roy Blankley, Ernest Martin Gover, Cyril Burnley South in the County of Lancaster is vacant. Turner, William Edgar Leonard Adolph, Esquires, Latest date for receipt of applications: 26th February, Colonel Cyprian Charles Oswald Whiteley, Officer 1955. of Our Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, upon whom has been conferred the Territorial Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the Decoration, James Alexander Bailey, Esquire, James County of Worcester. Hogson Lloyd, Esquire; Deputies of Our City of London and the Deputies of Our said City for the Major (Honorary Brigadier) Charles Pearce Germon time being; Our trusty and well-beloved Major Sir Wills, O.B.E., of Orchard House, Kinnersley, Harold John de Courcy Moore, Knight; Our right Severn Stoke, near Worcester. trusty and well-beloved Cousin John Scott, Viscount Lieutenant Colonel and Brevet Colonel William Hyndley, Knight Grand Cross of Our Most Excellent Harcourt Kerr, T.D., of Tutnall Mount, Tarde- Order of the British Empire; Our trusty and well- bigge, Bromsgrove. beloved Sir Harry Edward Augustus Twyford, Knight Lieutenant Colonel Henry James Gumming Laittey, Commander of Our Most Excellent Order of the T.D., of Hallow Mount, Hallow, near Worcester. British Empire; Sir George Aylwen, Baronet, Alfred Squadron Leader Henry Ashwin, of Bretforton Samuel Juniper, Esquire; formerly Aldermen of Our Manor, Evesham. City of London; Our trusty and well-beloved Major To be Deputy Lieutenants.—Dated 1st February, Sir Francis Haydn Green, Baronet; Our right trusty 1955. and well-beloved Ernest Henry, Lord Rochester, Com- (027) panion of Our Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George; Our trusty and well- War Office, 8th January, 1955. beloved George William Young, Esquire, Major The QUEEN has been pleased to issue a new George Henry Mesban Vine, upon whom has been Commission of Lieutenancy for the City of London, conferred the Territorial Decoration, Henry Dignam bearing the date 8th January, 1955, constituting and Baily, Esquire, William Sympson Walters, Com- appointing the several persons undermentioned to mander of Our Most Excellent Order of the British be Her Majesty's Lieutenants within the City, as Empire, Esquire; formerly Deputies of Our City follows:— of London; Our trusty and well-beloved Cameron To Our trusty and well-beloved Harold Walter Fromanteel Cobbold, Esquire, Governor of Our Seymour Howard, Esquire, Lord Mayor of Our City Bank of England and the Governor of Our said of London, and the Lord Mayor of Our said City Bank for the time being;. Humphrey Charles for the time being; Our trusty and well-beloved Sir Baskerville Mynors, Esquire, Deputy Governor of Percy Walter Greenaway, Baronet; Sir George Henry Our Bank of England and the Deputy Governor of Wilkinson, Sir Frank Newson-Smith, Sir Frank Our said Bank for the time being; Our right trusty Samuel Alexander, Sir Bracewell Smith, Knight and well-beloved Henry John Alexander Seely, Commander of Our Royal Victorian Order, Sir Lord Mottistone, Chairman of Our City of Frederick Michael Wells, Sir Frederick Rowland, Sir London Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association Denys Colquhoun Flowerdew Lowson, Sir Rupert and the Chairman of Our said City of London De la Bere, Knight Commander of Our Royal Territorial and Auxiliary Forces Association for the Victorian Order, Sir Noel Vansittart Bowater, upon time being; Our right trusty and well-beloved Roland whom has been conferred the decoration of the Dudley, Lord Airedale, Companion of Our Military Cross, Baronets, Aldermen of Our City of Distinguished Service Order, upon whom has been London; Our trusty and well-beloved Sir Gerald conferred the Decoration of the Military Cross; Dodson, Knight, Recorder of Our City of London, Our trusty and well-beloved Sir Albert Charles and the Recorder of Our said City for the time being ; Gladstone, Baronet, Sir Charles Jocelyn Hambro, Our trusty and well-beloved Cuthbert Lowell Knight Commander of Our Most Excellent Order of Ackroyd, Esquire, Captain Robert Roy Scott Hewett, the British Empire, upon whom has been conferred Colonel Sir George James Cullum Welch, Knight, the Decoration of the Military Cross; Sir Patrick Officer of Our Most Excellent Order of the British Ashley Cooper, Knight, Edward Holland-Martin, Empire, upon whom has been conferred the Decora- Esquire, Basil Gage Catterns, Esquire, Sir Dallas tion of the Military Cross, Sir Denis Henry Truscott, Gerald Mercer Bernard, Baronet, Laurence John Knight, upon whom has been conferred the Cadbury, Esquire, Sir John Coldbrook Hanbury- Territorial Efficiency Decoration, Sir Sydney Harold Williams, Knight, Sir Otto Ernst Niemeyer, Knight Gillett, Knight, upon whom has been conferred the Grand Cross of Our Most Excellent Order of the Decoration of the Military Cross, Edmund Villiers British Empire, Knight Commander of Our Most Minshull Stockdale, Edward Calcott Pryce, Officer Honourable Order of the Bath; Cecil Lubbock, of Our Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, Esquire, George Macaulay Booth, Arthur Whitworth, Bernard Nathaniel Waley-Cohen, Frederick Alfred Esquires, Sir Edward Robert Peacock, Knight Grand Hoare, Anthony George Clifton-Brown, upon whom Cross of Our Royal Victorian Order; Sir Ernest has been conferred the Territorial Efficiency Decora- Musgrave Harvey, Baronet, Knight Commander of tion, Ralph Edgar Perring, Clement James Harman. Our Most Excellent Order of die British Empire, Gordon Hope Hope-Morley, Hubert Percival James George Weir, Esquire, Companion of Our Lancaster Pitman, Officer of Our Most Excellent Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint Order of the British Empire, Esquires, Aldermen of George, Commander of Our Most Excellent Order Our City of London, and the Aldermen of Our said of the British Empire, Evelyn James Bunbury, Com- City for the time being; Our trusty and well- mander of Our Most Excellent Order of the British beloved Sir Irving Blanchard Gane, Knight Com- Empire, upon whom has been conferred the Decora- mander of Our Royal Victorian Order, Chamberlain tion of the Military Cross, Ernest Braithwaite Savory, of Our City of London, and the Chamberlain of Our Esquires; Our right trusty and right well-beloved said City for the time being; Our trusty and well- Cousin, Captain Rupert Edward Cecil Lee, Earl of beloved Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Henry Nichols, Iveagh, Companion of Our Most Honourable upon whom has been conferred the Territorial Order of the Bath, Companion of Our Most Efficiency Decoration, Town Clerk of Our City of Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint London, and the Town Clerk of Our said City for George; Our trusty and well-beloved Major Sir the time being; Our trusty and well-beloved Sir Charles Edwin Bourne Hanson, Baronet, Colonel Sir Edward Anthony Hawke, Knight, Common Serjeant Benjamin Hansford, Knight Commander of Our Most of Our City of London, and the Common Serjeant of Honourable Order of the Bath, upon whom has Our said City for the time being; Our trusty and been conferred the Territorial Efficiency Decoration,.
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