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The London Gazette, August 31, 1900 5402 THE LONDON GAZETTE, AUGUST 31, 1900. Name. Rank. Regiment, &c. Amount. £ s. d. Karma, Moali Private ... 1st Battalion West African Regiment... 4 16 0 Keeling, John Private 2nd Battalion 14th Regiment ... 2 10 2 Khan I, Abdul Majid ... Gunner ... .. Ceylon and Mauritius Bat. Royal Art... 17 3 8 Khan II, Arsad ... Gunner ... Ceylon and Mauritius Bat. Royal Art... 838 Khan, Jafur Gunner ... Ceylon and Mauritius Bat. Royal Art... IS 18 1 Khan, Lai ... ... Gunner ... .., Ceylon and Mauritius Bat. Royal Art... 25 14 7 King, William Private ... 0» 1st Class Army Reserve and Northamp- 1 10 6 tonshire Regiment Lennon, John •.. ... Driver ... ... 29 17 5 Leys, Andrew ... ... Lance- Corporal ... 2nd Bat. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers ... 17 13 4 McGarry, Timothy Private ... 1st Battalion Manchester Regiment 18 8 5 McLure, John Private ... 2nd Battalion Argyll and Sutherland 22 10 5 Highlanders Marsh, Edward Private ... ... 1st Battalion Hampshire Regiment 82 15 4 Murray, Charles Bandsman ... 2nd Battalion Connaught Rangers 38 9 2 Murray, James Private 1st Battalion Scots Guards 0 15 2 Nebbett, J. ... ... Private ... «... 3rd Battalion West India Regiment ... 343 Penn, Thomas William ... Private 1st Battalion Bedfordshire Regiment ... 17 11 4 Rourke, James ... Private Army Reserve and Liverpool Regiment 3 6 10 Rowan, John ... Private ... ... 1st Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers 10 1 2 Sell, William ... ... Private ... 1st Battalion Dorsetshire Regiment ... 9 12 9 Shaw, James ... ... Gunner ... ... 28 0 0 Sheeley, James J. Corporal Collar Royal Horse Artillery and West African 38 12 0 Maker Frontier Force Smith, Patrick Private ... ... 2nd Bat. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers ... 20 5 11 Smith, Thomas Private 1st Battalion Yorkshire Regiment ... 14 0 4 Soribah, I. Private 1st Battalion West African Regiment... 286 Stevens, Patrick Private 2nd Battalion Royal Sussex Regiment 20 1 10 Stockwell, John ... Private 1st Battalion Royal Irish Rifles ... 20 13 10 Taylor, Thomas Private ... 1st Battalion Cameron Highlanders ... 41 5 0 Turnbull, John Private 2nd Battalion Highland Light Infantry 20 9 4 Turner. Samuel ... ... Private ... ... 1 13 4 Ward, James Private 2nd Battalion Royal Irish Regiment . ... 17 18 3 Williams, Johnnie Private ... 1st Battalion West African Regiment... 1 18 0 Youn°r Alfred ... ... Lance-Corporal ... 2*4 79 1M. V0 0VJ 2ND RE-PUBLICATION of List CCCX of the Names of Officers and Soldiers whose Personal* Estate is held by the Secretary of State for War for distribution amongst the Next of Kin or others entitled.--Effects 1897-98. Name. Rank. Regiment, &c. Amount. £ s. ih Eames, W. L. ... Assistant-Surgeon Army Medical Department 7 11 1 Healy, E. F. Captain 1st Battalion Dorsetshire Regiment 3 16 7 Liston, R. E. ... Lieutenant ... 1st Battalion West India Regiment ... 11 5 0 O'Malley, P Quartermaster ... Army Service Corps ... ... 22 12 4 Robinson, A. F. ... ... Second Lieutenant 2nd Battalion Yorkshire Regiment 1 17 8 Savage, G. W. ... Major Hampshire Regiment ... 0 17 8 Bexon, C. ... Gunner ... Army Reserve and Koyal Attillery ... 0 15 7 Bull, John Private ... 1st Battalion Northamptonshire Regt.... 22 0 5 Cooney, Edward In- Pensioner ... Late 8 9 th Regiment 020 Cowan, J,, alias Stuart ... Corporal ... 2nd Battalion Royal Berkshire Regt.. ... 12 4 10.
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