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Supplement to the London Gazette, 1 January, 1954 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 1 JANUARY, 1954 CHANCERY OF THE ORDER OF SAINT Arthur Edwin TROTMAN, Esq., Colonial Agri- MICHAEL AND SAINT GEORGE. cultural Service, Member for Agriculture and Natural Resources, Tanganyika. \lst January, 1954. William VENNER, Esq., General Manager, The QUEEN has been graciously pleased to Sierra Leone Railway. give directions for the following appointments George Evan Cameron WISDOM, Esq., Colonial to the Most Distinguished Order of Saint Administrative Service, Resident Commis- Michael and Saint George: — sioner, Malacca, Federation of Malaya. To be Members 'of the Third Class, or Companions, of the said Most Distinguished Order :— CHANCERY OF THE ORDER OF SAINT Francis Jackson CARTER, Esq., C.B.E., J.P., MICHAEL AND SAINT GEORGE. Under Secretary and Clerk of the Executive Council, State of Tasmania. 1st January, 1954. The Honourable Francis Joseph CONDON, a The QUEEN has been graciously pleased to Member of the Legislative Council, State of give directions for the folio-wing promotions in, South Australia, for many years. and appointments to, the Most Distinguished Maurice Rupert METCALF, Esq., O.B.E., an Order of Saint Michael and Saint George: — Assistant Secretary in the Commonwealth Relations Office. To be a Member 'of the First Class, or Knight The Honourable Mr. Justice Ralph John Grand Cross, of the said Most Distinguished MORTON, O.B.E., M.C., Puisne Judge of the Order:— High Court, Southern Rhodesia. Sir John BALFOUR, K.C.M.G., Her Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni- potentiary in Madrid. CHANCERY OF THE ORDER OF SAINT To be Members of the Second Class, or MICHAEL AND SAINT GEORGE. Knights Commanders, of the said Most 1st January, 1954. Distinguished Order:— The QUEEN has been graciously /pleased to Eric Alfred BERTHOUD, Esq., C.M.G., Her give directions for the following promotions in, Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and and appointments to, the Most Distinguished Plenipotentiary in Copenhagen. Order of Saint Michael and Saint George: — Gerald Gray FITZMAURKE, Esq., C.M.G., Legal Adviser to the Foreign Office. To be Members of the Second Class, or Daniel William LASCELLES, Esq., C.M.G., Her Knights Commanders, of the said Most Majesty's Ambassador Extraordinary and Distinguished Order:— Plenipotentiary in Kabul. Jesse John PASKIN, Esq., C.M.G., M.C., William RIDSDALE, Esq., C.M.G., Head of the Assistant Under-Secretary of State, Colonial News Department, Foreign Office. Office. John Dalzell RANKINE, Esq., C.M.G., British To be Members of the Third Class, or Resident, Zanzibar. Companions, of the said Most Distinguished Order :— To be Members of the Third Class, or Arthur Charles BEATON, Esq., Deputy Civil Companions, of the said Most Distinguished Secretary, Sudan Government. Order :— Philip BROAD, Esq., Political Adviser to the Eric Cecil BARNES, Esq., Colonial Administra- Commander, British/United States Zone, tive Service, Provincial Commissioner, Free Territory of Trieste. Nyasaland. Isham Peter GARRAN, Esq., Inspector of Her William Hugh BEETON, Esq., Colonial Majesty's Foreign Service Establishments. Administrative Service, Chief Regional Austin Anthony Francis HAIGH, Esq., Head of Officer, Ashanti, Gold Coast. Cultural Relations Department, Foreign Kenneth VINCENT-BROWN, Esq. Lately Puisne Office. Judge, Trinidad. Henry Arthur Frederick HOHLER, Esq., Head Ronald Paul BUSH, Esq., O.B.E., Colonial of Northern Department, Foreign Office. Administrative Service, Secretary for Native Leonard Gibson HOLLIDAY, Esq., Counsellor Affairs, Northejn Rhodesia. (Commercial) at Her Majesty's Embassy in Edward Reginald EDMONDS, Esq., Assistant Berne. Secretary, Colonial Office. Robin William John HOOPER, Esq., D.S.O., Alexander Denis GARSON, Esq., Assistant D.F.C., lately Head of Personnel Depart- Secretary, Colonial Office. ment, Foreign Office. (Now at Bagdad.) Gervas HUXLEY, Esq., M.C., Honorary Arthur Herbert MARLOW, Esq., C.B.E., lately Adviser on public relations matters to the Her Majesty's Consul-General in Paris. Secretary of State for the Colonies. Aubrey Niel MORGAN, Esq., lately Counsellor Cuth'bert Joseph MAYNE, Esq., Colonial at Her Majesty's Embassy in Washington. Administrative Service, Senior Resident, Brigadier Claud Catton OXBORROW, C.B.E., Nigeria. M.C., (Retired), lately Temporary Assistant Colonel Hugh Waddell MULLIGAN, M.D., Secretary, Office of the Economic Adviser, Colonial Research Service, Director, West Control Commission for Germany (British •African Institute for Trypanosomiasis Element). Research. Allen PRICE, Esq., Counsellor at Her Majesty's Albert Walter SAVAGE, Esq., Colonial Civil Embassy in Peking. Aviation Service, Director General of Civil Brigadier John Hessell TILTMAN, C.B.E., M.C., Aviation, Malaya-Borneo Region. Her Majesty's Embassy, Washington. 40053 SUPPLEMENT TO The London Gazette OF TUESDAY, 29th DECEMBER, 1953 bj» Registered as a Newspaper FRIDAY, 1 JANUARY, 1954 CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS The QUEEN has 'been graciously pleased OF KNIGHTHOOD to declare that the undermentioned shall be sworn of Her 'Majesty's Most Honourable Privy St. James's Palace, S.W.\. Council: — 1st January, 1954. John Archibald BOYD-CARPENTBR, Esq. M.P., The QUEEN has 'been graciously pleased Financial Secretary to H.M. Treasury since to signify her intention of conferring Peerages 1951. Member of Parliament for Kingston- of the United Kingdom on the following: — upon-Thames since 1945. To be a Viscount:— Sir Lionel Frederick HEALD, QC., M.P., Attorney-General since 1951. Member of The Right Honourable Frederick James, Baron Parliament for Chertsey since 1950. LEATHERS, CH., Secretary of State for the The Honourable Keith Jacka HOLYOAKE, Co-ordination of Transport, Fuel and Power, Deputy Prime (Minister (and (Minister of 1951-1953. Minister of War Transport, Agriculture and Marketing, New Zealand, 1941-1945. since 1949. To be Barons:— The Right 'Honourable Leslie HORE-BELISHA, The QUEEN has been graciously pleased to Member of Parliament for Devonport, 1923- signify her intention of conferring Baronetcies 1945; Minister of Transport, 1934-1937; of the United Kingdom on the following:— Secretary of State for War, 1937-1940 ; Mem- Dallas Gerald Mercer BERNARD, Esq., Deputy ber of War Cabinet, 1939-1940 ; Minister of Governor of the Bank of England. National Insurance, 1945. For political and Lieutenant-Commander Joseph Gurney public services. BRAITHWATTE, R.N.V.R. (Retired), M.P., The Right Honourable Henry Charles Member of Parliament for Hillsborough, Ponsonby, Earl of DROGHEDA, K.C.M.G., 1931-1935, Hplderness, 1939-1950, and Chairman of Committees and a Deputy , North-West Bristol since 1950; Parliamen- ' Speaker in the House of Lords. tary Secretary, Ministry of Transport, Sir (Joseph) Stanley HOLMES, M.P., Member 1951-1953. of Parliament for North-East Derbyshire, Captain Malcolm BULLOCK, M.B.E., -Member 1918-1922, and for Harwich since 1935. For of Parliament for the Waterloo Division, political and public services. 1923-1950, and for Crosby, 1950-1953. For The Right Honourable Richard Kidston LAW, political and public services. M.P., Member of Parliament for South-West Brigadier Harry Ripley MACKESON, M.P., Mem- Hull, 1931-1945, South Kensington, 1945- ber of Parliament for Hythe, 1945-1950, and 1950, and Haltemprice since 1950; Minister for Folkestone and Hythe since 1950; Con- of State, Foreign Office, 1943-1945 ; Minister servative Deputy Chief Whip, 1950-1952; of Education, 1945. For political and public Secretary for Overseas Trade, 1952-1953. services. Colonel Sir Joseph NALL, D.S.O., T.D., J.P., Sir William STRANG, G.C.B., G.C.M.G., M.B.E., D.L., Member of Parliament for the Hulme lately Permanent Under-Secretary of State, Division of Manchester, 1918-1929 and Foreign Office. 1931-1945. For political and public services. SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 1 JANUARY, 1954 CENTRAL CHANCERY OF THE ORDERS George Tait McGLASHAN, Esq., C.B.E.,. OF KNIGHTHOOD. President, Association of County Councils in Scotland. St. James's Palace, S.W.I. Colonel Stuart Sydney MALLINSON, C.B.E., 1st January, 1954. D.S.O., M.C., J.P., D.L. For public services The QUEEN has been graciously pleased to in Essex. signify her intention of conferring the Honour Herbert John Baptista MANZONI, Esq., C.B.E., of Knighthood upon the following: — City Engineer and Surveyor, Birmingham. 'Frank Ezra ADCOCK, Esq., O.B.E., Emeritus Edward Brantwood MAUFE, Esq., Architect. Professor of Ancient History, University of For services to the Imperial War Graves Cambridge. Commission. Lieutenant-Colonel Weston CRACROFT- William Robertson MILNE, Esq., Chairman of AMCOTTS, M.C., D.L. For political and the General Trustees, Church of Scotland. public services in Lincolnshire. Rhys HOPKIN MORRIS, Esq., M.B.E., Q.C., Donald Forsyth ANDERSON, Esq., Chairman, M.P., Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means, Shipping Federation, and President, Chamber House of Commons, since 1951. Member of of Shipping of the United Kingdom. Parliament for Cardiganshire, 1923-1932 and Arthur Lennon BINNS, Esq., C.B.E., M.C., for Carmarthen since 1945. Chief Education Officer for Lancashire. Edward Talbot PARIS, Esq., C.B., Chief James Clark CAMPBELL, Esq., T.D., J.P., D.L., Scientific Adviser, Home Office. Chairman, Savings Bank of Glasgow. Walter Robert Dempster PERKINS, Esq., M.P., Edward Charles DODDS, Esq., M.V.O., M.D., Member of Parliament for Stroud, 1931- F.R.C.P., Courtauld Professor of Bio- 1945, and for Stroud and Thornbury since chemistry, University of London. 1950 ; Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of George Foster EARLE, Esq., C.B.E., Chairman, Civil Aviation, 1945. For political and Associated Portland Cement Manufacturers, public services. Ltd. John Blumenfeld ELLIOT, Esq., lately Chair- Walter Charles PUCKEY, Esq., lately Deputy man, Railway Executive. Now Chairman, Controller of Supplies (Air), Ministry of London Transport Executive. , Supply. Geoffrey Cust FABER, Esq., Chairman, Faber Reuben James PUGSLEY, Esq., O.B.E., J.P. and Faber, Ltd. For political and public services in Cardiff. Colonel William Charles FENTON, M.C., J.P. William Gordon RADLEY, Esq., C.B.E., For political and public services in Spen Engineer-in-Chief, General Post Office.
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