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Roll of Honour 1914 (9/4. 3U, ftAUftISTOftCA£M EF0UE5T FUND (- c & y v<^ a b ; i I ' National Library of Scotland iii i ii iiiiii iii i ii mi ii *B000502473* GLASGOW HIGH SCHOOL. Roll of Honour. 1914. IN issuing this first edition of her Roll of Honour, containing over 730 names, the School obviously cannot claim for it either completeness or accuracy. Information as to Old Boys serving in His Majesty's Forces, carefully verified as it has been in each case, is at best casual : promotions, although as gratifying to the School as to those so honoured, yet occurring almost daily, have made the accompanying list only temporarily accurate. Old Boys, therefore, into whose hands this list may fall, will be doing those responsible for its compilation a marked service if they notify the Rector of any omission or error. To all Old Boys who are now completing their education and developing their manhood in the larger and severer school of an armed camp, the School, far more conscious at this moment of her debt to them than of their debt to her, sends a soldier's oreetinsf— " Good Luck : ' Glasgow High School, ROLL OF HONOUR. List of Officers. Grant, A. B., M.V.O., D.L., V.D., Colonel, 4th Lowland Howitzer Brigade, Royal Field Artillery Clark, William, V.D., D.L., Colonel, 7th Highland Light Infantry Barnett, Hugh, V.D., Lieut.-Colonel, 4th Royal Scots Fusiliers Paterson, J.C., Lieut.-Colonel, 5th Scottish Rifles Morton, D. S., Lieut.-Colonel, 3rd Glasgow Battalion Highland Light Infantry Lightbody, James, Major, 3rd Lowland Brigade, Royal Field Artillery Law, Robert, Major, 34th Fortress Company, Electrical Engineers, Melbourne (R.E.) Benzie, R.M., Major, 5th Scottish Rifles Macfarlane, Robert, Major, 5th Scottish Rifles Grant, Frank L., Major, 10th Scottish Rifles Macfarlane, W. M., Major, 1st Glasgow Battalion, Highland Light Infantry Gardner, T., Major, 9th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Armstrong, W.C., Major, R.A.M.C, attached to 6th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Sloan, John M., D.S.O., M.B., Ch.B., Major, R.A.M.C, attached to Lahore Division, Indian Expeditionary Force Bayne, Charles M., Captain and Adjutant, 3rd Lowland Brigade, Royal Field Artillery Costigane, S. C. E., Captain, 3rd Lowland Brigade, Royal Field Artillery Archibald, William, Captain, 2nd Field Company Lowland Division, Royal Engineers Downs, William, Captain, 2nd Field Company Lowland [Division, Royal Engineers Glen, A., Captain, 8th Suffolk Regiment, Royal Engineers 4 Kirkwood, J. R. N., Captain, Welsh Army Corps, Royal Engineers Blue, Dugald, Captain, 3rd Scottish Rifles Bird, W. T. Captain, 7th Scottish Rifles Hutchison, Robert, Captain, 7th Scottish Rifles Whitton, P. I. Captain, 7th Scottish Rifles Hume, James, Captain, 1st Glasgow Battalion Highland Light Infantry Scott, William D., Captain, 2nd Glasgow Battalion Highland Light Infantry McNeill, G. A. C, Captain, 6th Highland Light Infantry Stewart, C, Captain, 6th Highland Light Infantry Galloway, J. Gilmour, Captain, 7th Highland Light Infantry Linton, George P., Captain, 7th Highland Light Infantry Murray, Lewis D., Captain, 7th Highland Light Infantry Youden, S. E„ Captain, 7th Highland Light Infantry Aitken, J. Russell, Captain, 9th Highland Light Infantry Chalmers, John S. Captain, 9th Highland Light Infantry Allardyce, R. M., Captain, 6th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Cameron, Alexander, Captain, 6th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Kirkwood, J. A., Captain, 6th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Laird, James W., Captain, 6th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders McLardie, J., Captain, 6th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders, Brigade Machine Officer Murdoch, John, Captain, 7th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Gordon, T. Captain, 9th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders McBain, J. C, Captain, 9th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders McGee, David, Captain, 9th Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders Currie, R. H., Captain, Assam Valley Light Horse (Indian Con- tingent) McFarlane, J. S., Captain, Army Service Corps Anderson, Alexander W., Captain, R.A.M.C. Christie, W. W., M.D., CM., Captain R.A.M.C, 3rd Scottish General Hospital dimming, J., M.D., Captain, R.A.M.C, Hull Hospital Dickie, David, M.B., Ch.B., F.R.C.S., Captain, R.A.M.C, attached to 5th Highland Light Infantry Gibson, A. G. Captain, R.A.M.C Gracie, Fa,rquhar, M.B., CM., Captain, R.A.M.C, Lowland Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance Henderson, John, M.D., Ch.B., Captain, R.A.M.C, 4th Scottish General Hospital Lines, Arthur, M.B., Ch.B., Captain, R.A.M.C MacLennan, Alexander, M.B., CM., Captain, R.A.M.C. McNeill, A. N. R., Captain, R.A.M.C, attached to 3rd Cavalry Division Life Guards Maitland, W. E., M.B., Ch.B., Captain, R.A.M.C, attached to 3rd Seaforth Highlanders Middlemiss, Kenneth C, M.B., Ch.B., Captain, R.A.M.C. Paterson, W. S., M.B., CM., Captain, R.A.M.C, attached to 6th Highland Light Infantry Hutchison, H. S., M.B., Ch.B., Captain, Indian Medical Service, attached to 126th Baluchistan Infantry (Indian Contingent) McNeill, A. A. C, M.B., Ch.B., Captain, Indian Medical Service, Indian Hospital, Force A. (Indian Contingent) Barlow, Richard, A., Surgeon Lieutenant, Royal Navy Heard, David, Surgeon Lieutenant, H.M.S. Jackal Macartney, W. Charles, M.B., Ch.B., Surgeon Lieutenant, Royal Navy, Volunteer Reserve Cant, John, Lieutenant, Royal Navy, Clyde Division McNeil, Archibald, Lieutenant, Royal Navy, Clyde Division Robertson, John, Lieutenant, Royal Navy, Clyde Division Crawford, John, Lieutenant, Royal Navy, Motor Boat Reserve Gillies, D., Lieutenant, Royal Navy, Motor Boat Reserve Kennedy, Ernest, Lieutenant, Royal Navy, Motor Boat Reserve Low, Cuthbert W., Lieutenant, Royal Navy, Motor Boat Reserve Montgomerie, Hugh, Lieutenant, Royal Navy, Motor Boat Reserve Steventon, John, Lieutenant, Royal Navy, Motor Boat Reserve Robertson, Andrew, Lieutenant, Queen's Own Royal Glasgow Yeomanry, Veterinary Service Henderson, Walter L., Lieutenant, 17th Indian Cavalry Buchanan, James M., Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery, 4th Lowland Howitzer Brigade Craig, J. E. S., Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery Gibb, Ritchie, Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery, 2nd Lowland Brigade Hewitt, Arthur, Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery Huddlestone, W. S., Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery Miller, George, Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery, 4th North Mid- land Howitzer Brigade Morrice, J. A., Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery, 3rd Lowland Brigade Heid, H. C, Lieutenant, Royal Field Artillery 6 Brechin, Malcolm, Lieutenant, Royal Garrison Artillery Greenlees, R. Wallace, Lieutenant, Royal Garrison Artillery, 4th Highland Mounted Brigade Laughland, J. T., Lieutenant, Royal Garrison Artillery Reid, J. R. W., Lieutenant, Royal Garrison Artillery Brandie, Robert, Lieutenant, Royal Engineers Henderson, John G., Lieutenant, Royal Engineers McCrone, Robert W., Lieutenant, Royal Engineers Reid, Robert L., Lieutenant, Royal Engineers Blackater, Thomas E., Lieutenant, The King's Own (Royal Lan- caster Regiment) Howatt, John, Lieutenant, 2nd Royal Warwickshire Regiment Blackader, Edward, Lieutenant, The King's Liverpool Regiment. Docharty, W. M., Lieutenant, 19th The King's Liverpool Regiment. Anderson, D. D., Lieutenant, 3rd East Yorkshire Regiment Mathie, John, Lieutenant, 9th Bedfordshire Regiment Garven, Alexander, Lieutenant, 4th Royal Scots Fusiliers Kirkhope, Robert, Lieutenant, 4th Royal Scots Fusiliers Kyle, Hugh G., Lieutenant, 4th Royal Scots Fusiliers Longmuir, A., Lieutenant, 4th Royal Scots Fusiliers Gibson, Newton, Lieutenant, 5th Royal Scots Fusiliers Lochhead, James G., Lieutenant, 5th Royal Scots Fusiliers Campbell, Charles, Lieutenant, 7th Royal Scots Fusiliers Muir, W. A., Lieutenant, 7th Royal Scots Fusiliers Sinclair, R. St Clair, Lieutenant, 7th Royal Scots Fusiliers Sweet, J. B., Lieutenant, 7th Royal Scots Fusiliers Hutchison, W. R., Lieutenant, 8th Royal Scots Fusiliers Purdie, John, Lieutenant, 9th Royal Scots Fusiliers Dick, W. T., Lieutenant, 7th South Wales Borderers Gibson, Robert, 2nd King's Own Scottish Borderers Macrae, Donald, Lieutenant, 5th King's Own Scottish Borderers Buchanan, Duncan, Lieutenant, King's Own Scottish Borderers Williamson, F. A., Lieutenant, 4th Scottish Rifles Alexander, W. S., Lieutenant, 5th Scottish Rifles Blair, James M., Lieutenant, 5th Scottish Rifles Frew, James M., Lieutenant, 5th Scottish Rifles Maclaurin, A. N., Lieutenant, 5th Scottish Rifles MacGregor, R., Lieutenant, 5th Scottish Rifles MacGregor, Adam R., Lieutenant, 5th Scottish Rifles Orr, Alfred, Lieutenant, 5th Scottish Rifles Anderson, W., Lieutenant, 6th Scottish Rifles Barlow, John, Lieutenant, 7th Scottish Rifles Duff, Allister, Lieutenant, 7th Scottish Rifles Maclean, Hector, Lieutenant, 7th Scottish Rifles Mather, W., Lieutenant, 7th Scottish Rifles Taylor, D. Martin, Lieutenant, 7th Scottish Rifles Ferguson, W. W., Lieutenant, 8th Scottish Rifles Scott, James W., Lieutenant, 8th Scottish Rifles Macharg, E. M., Lieutenant, 9th Scottish Rifles Anderson, William, Lieutenant, 10th Scottish Rifles Clarke, Christopher, Lieutenant, 10th Scottish Rifles Gillies, Allister, Lieutenant, 11th Scottish Rifles Gunn, Charles M. A., Lieutenant, 11th Scottish Rifles Petrie, D., Lieutenant, 13th Scottish Rifles Webster, D. F. K., Lieutenant, 7th Border Regiment Miller, T. D., Lieutenant, 8th Border Regiment Gowans, L., Lieutenant, 10th Border Regiment Mclntyre, Walter S., Lieutenant, 9th Black Watch (Royal High- landers) Stroyan, Lindsay, Lieutenant, Black Watch (Royal Highlanders) Gilchrist, W. H., Lieutenant, 5th Sherwood Foresters Moses, James, Lieutenant, 9th Loyal North Lancashire
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