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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 22 APRIL, 1938 Mouth, Arthur Roberts Wood, Tregurrian, Fal- Arnison, 18, Wordsworth Street, Penrith, Mouth, Lt.-Col

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THE LONDON GAZETTE, 22 APRIL, 1938 Mouth, Arthur Roberts Wood, Tregurrian, Fal- Arnison, 18, Wordsworth Street, Penrith, Mouth, Lt.-Col 2630 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 22 APRIL, 1938 mouth, Arthur Roberts Wood, Tregurrian, Fal- Arnison, 18, Wordsworth Street, Penrith, mouth, Lt.-Col. the Hon. Neville Albert Hood, William Cyril Haswell, Bank House, Graham C.M.G., D.S.O., D.L., 2, Cambridge Place, Street, Penrith, John Cecil Pears Walton, Lyn- Falmouth, Major Cyril Francis Fleming, wood, Penrith, Esme Rowley, Druidstone, Weston, Flushing, Falmouth, Dr. Herewald Glassonby, Penrith. Evelyn Croker Fox, Tregenver, Falmouth, Hugh George Sicklemore, Rosilian, Flushing, For the County of Derby. Gerald Chevalier Griffiths, Little Falmouth Arthur Strutt, Brailsford Hall, near Derby, House, Flushing, Hugh Whitmore Chamberlin, Capt. William Morton Buller Feilden^M.C., Trenewth, Restronguet, Mylor, Herbert Doveridge, near Derby, Maj. John Norman Warington-Smyth, C.M.G., M.A., L.L.M., D'Arcy Clark, The Lawn, Etwall, near Derby, Calamansac, Constantine, Falmouth, George Maj. Arthur Herbert Betterton, Hoon Ridge, Romney Fox, Trewardreva Manor, Constan- Hilton, near Derby, Timothy Walter Boden, tine, Falmouth, Brig.-General William Denman Sudbury, near Derby, Maj. Richard Oswald Croft, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., The Anchorage, Feilden, The Old Hall, Burnaston, near Derby. Mawnan, Falmouth, George Richard Green, For the County of Devon. Wodehouse Place, Woodlane, Falmouth, Colonel Lewis Augustus Clutterbuck, 26, Ralph Roberts Brown, " Yarrow," Dous- Florence Terrace, Falmouth, Joseph Charles land, Yelverton, Col. John Blount-Dinwiddie, Annear, Trelawney, Penryn, Waldo Trench- " Pendeen," Yelverton, Maj. George Aldous Fox, Penjerrick, Falmouth, Thomas Simon Slaughter, The White Lodge, Yelverton, Col. Bolitho, Penmere, Falmouth, Charles Howard Brian Gresley Elton Sunderland, " Harrowbeer Beauchamp, Trevince, Gwennap, Redruth, House," Yelverton, Charles Germon Wills, 4, Colonel Huntley Fleetwood Gordon, Trevales, Churchway, Babbacombe, Torquay, John Stithians, Noel Edward Purcell, The Mount, Clayton Collingwood Bruce, F.R.I.B.A., Vue Par, James William Drew, Perhaver, Gorran, Charmante, Chelston, Torquay, Geoffrey Dr. Hugh G. McKinney, Fairymount, St. Aspinall, Cove House, Tiverton, Robert Hugh Austell, Col. Frederick Sherman Toogood, Braybrooks, 5, Ailsa Terrace, Tiverton, Herbert Point House, Fowey, John George Treleaven, Rew Carpenter, Lower Prescott, Tiverton, Glenview, St. Austell, Thomas Baron, St. Thomas Henry Ford, St. Aubyns, Tiverton, Nicholas Street, Bodmin, Alfred Spry Carlyon, William Lake, Edgeworthy, Nomansland, Costislost, Washaway, Bodmin, Edward John Tiverton, Thomas Richards Mills, Beechwood, Penberthy Magor, Lamellen, St. Tudy, Tiverton, Claude Cumberland Wilson, The Bodmin, John Pethybridge, Heatherley, Lodge, Tiverton, Henry Brooke Hagstromer Bodmin. Wright, C.B., C.M.G., Seaton Down, Seaton, Frank Berwick, Great House, Colyton, Henry John Barnes, Greencroft, Colyton, Josslyn For the County of Cumberland. Vere Ramsden, C.M.G,, D.S.O., Offwell John Barrington Pearson, Cardew Lodge, House, Offwell, Henry Antrobus Cartwright, Dalston, Carlisle, Richard Stanley Harrison, Shute Hill, Shute, Henry Edmund Barkworth, Kern Knotts, Carlisle, Richard Heysham Hillymead, Seaton, Hubert Calvert, C.S.I., Gubbins Mounsey-Heysham, Castletown, Carl- C.I.E., Bramble Hill, Seaton, Frederick John isle, Edward Pearson Brown, Stancroft, Holmes, Lavender Cottage, Barline, Beer, Carlisle, William Dobinson, Mount View, Arthur Lionel Harrison, D.S.O., The Old Cummersdale, Carlisle, Christopher Scott- Rectory, Farway, Tom Edmund Lloyd, Nicholson, Harker Lodge, Carlisle, William Barnells, Branscombe, Trevor Newall Watson, Waddell, Wood End, Heads Nook, Carlisle, M.V.O., M.C., Torswood, Combe Raleigh, Frank Hamilton Kay Harrison, Scalesceugh, Charles Richard Newman, C.B., C.M.G., Carlisle, Frederick Ivan Carr, Laughingstock, D.S.O., New Park, Axminster, Walter Crosby-on-Eden, Carlisle, William Fisher, McClellan Crosbie, D.S.O., Danesfort, Dai- Wood End, Carleton, Carlisle, William Steuart wood, Ormsby AUhusen, Pinhay, Axmouth, Trimble, Deepdale, Dalston, Carlisle, Arthur Thomas Nuttall, Weycroft Manor, Axminster, Appleby, Thackwood Nook, Dalston, Carlisle, John Maitland Salusbury-Trelawny, Cotleigh Joseph Coulthard, Bankdale Park, Wreay, House, Cotleigh, Sir Edward Reynell Anson, Carlisle, Henry Lonsdale, Rose Hill, Carlisle, Bart., Halsdon House, Luppitt, Andrew Clement Norman Matthews, Little Bank, Stan- Augustus Fane De Salis, The Rectory, Honi- wix, Carlisle, Harrison Dixon, Sunnymeade, ton, Donald Charles Drake, C.I.E., Hunthay Wigton, Cumberland, Alfred Irving Close, Axminster, Francis William Manfred Shepheard-Walwyn, 8, Chatsworth Square, Burr, Highfield, Axminster, Wyndham Carlisle, William Edward Bedingfold Ecroyd, Halswell, Wylmington Hayes, Stockland, Alfred Low House, Armathwaite, Carlisle, Richard Gaspard Le Marchant, Wolford Lodge, Dunkes- Selby Chance, The Old Hall, Rockcliffe, well, Robert Neumann Bishop, George Park, Carlisle, Gerald Gordon Ley, Lazonby Hall, Awliscombe, Ralph Upton, Blackdown Cottage, Penrith, William John Mounsey Gubbins, Eden Dunkeswell, William Richard Amery, Wray Lacy, Great Salkeld, Penrith, William Dugdale Barton, Moretonhampstead, George Pearse Glyn, Thistlewood, Dalston, Carlisle, John Foaden, Betweenways, Ashburton, Ralph Hutchinson, Burbank House, Blencowe, Pen- Rayner, Ashcombe Tower, Ashcombe, Dawl- rith, George Birkett Myers, Stone House, ish, David Jefferys Jones, Chappie, Bovey Penrith, George Wilfred Armstrong, Raven- Tracey, Evan Harris, Lower Combe, Bovey wood, Renwick, Penrith, Edward Scott, Tracey, Cyril Brackencury, St. Maur, Knowles. 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