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Royal Army Medical Corps J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-08-06-23 on 1 June 1907. Downloaded from JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. <torps '1Aews. JUNE, 1907. ARMY MEDICAL SERYICE.-GAZETTE NOTIFICATIONS. Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas F. MacNeece, from Royal Army Medical Corps, to be Colonel, vice E. H; Fenn, C.I.E., retired, dated February 16, 1907. Lieutenant-Colonel William Babtie, V.C., C.M.G., l\I.B., from Royal Army Medical Corps, to be Colonel, supernumerary to Establishment, on appointment as Inspector of by copyright. Medical Services, dated March 12, 1907. , Lieutenant·Colonel Arthur P. O'Connor, C.B., from the Royal Army Medical Corps, to be Colonel, dated April 5, 1907. MEMORANDA. Colonel Matthew D. O'Connell, M.D., is placed on retired pay, dated April 5, 1907. He entered the Service April 1, 1871; was promoted, Surgeon March 1, 1873; Surgeon­ Major April 1, 1883; Surgeou-Lieutenant-Colonel April 1, 1891; Brigade.Surgeon. Lieutenant-Colonel November 7, 1895; and Colonel April 10, 1901. His war service is as follows: North West Frontier of India, 1897·8. Medal with clasp. Brigade.Surgeon.Lieuteuant-Colonel Oharles E. Harrison, M.B., Grenadier Guards, to http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ be an Houorary Surgeon to the King, and to be a Brevet·Colonel, vice Surgeon-General Sir J. H. K. Innes, K.C.B., deceased, dated March 13, 1907. ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. Lieutenant·Oolonel Reynolds P. Hetherington, M.D., is placed on temporary half. pay ou account of ill.healt!l, dated April 19, 1907. Captain Richard E. G. Phillips retires, receiving a gratuity, dated April 24, 1907. He entered the Service January 28, 1897, and was promoted Captain January 28, 1900. On March 17, 1901, he was seconded for service with the South African Con­ stabulary, reverting to the Royal Army Medical Corps on February I, 1905. His war services are as follows: South African War, 18\19·1902. Served with South African Constabulary. Queen's medal with four clasps. King's medal with two clasps. Lieutenant Winfrid K. Beaman is seconded under the provisions of Article 349, Royal Warrant, dated January 28, 1907. The undermentioned Captains to be Majors, dated April 29, 1907: Septimus H. on October 1, 2021 by guest. Protected Fairrie, M.B.; George T. K. l\Iaurice; Francis E. Gunter, M.B.; John H. CampbaJl -D.SO. The seconding for service with the Egyptian Armv of Lieutenant Marcus G. Dill, l\f.B., bears date February 14, 1907, instead of as notifie:i in the Gazette of March 1, 1907. ARRIYAL HOME.-From Straits Settlements: Major C. B. Martin. ARRIYALS HOME ON LEAYE.-From South Africa: Surgeon-General W. Donovan, C.B., and Major J. M. Buist. From India: Lieutenant·Colonels A. -S. 'Rose, J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-08-06-23 on 1 June 1907. Downloaded from 124 S. F. Freyer, O. O. Reilly, J. D. T. Reckitt, S. G. Allen; Major E. W. Slayter; Oap­ tains D. L. Harding, J. B. Meldon, F. E. Rowan Robinson, and J. McKenzie. From Malta: Major O. E. Pollock; Lieutenants P. A. Lloyd Jones and R. G. Meredith. From Gibraltar: Lieutenant H. E. Priestley. From Jamaica: Lieutenants H. O. Sidgwick and G. R. Painton. EMBARKATION.-LieuteJ:!ant-Oolonel F. P, Nicbols,for India. POSTING.-Major O. B. Martin, to Netley. APPOINTMENTS.-Oaptains E. E. Ellery and W. J. P. Adye-Ourran have been appointed Specialists in Operative Surgery in the Southern Oommand. RETIRED PAY APPOINTMENT.-Major J. D. Moir has resigned the appointment at Greatc Yarmouth. GOOD SERYICE REWARD.·-Granted to Surgeon-General Sir W. D. Wilson, K.O.M.G., retired pay, vice Surgeon-General Sir J. H. K. Innes, K.O.B., retired pay, deceased. SELECTED LIEUTENANT-COLONELS.-Lieutenant-Oolonel T. E. Noding has been select.ed for increased pay of his rank under Article 365 of the Pay Warrant, dated April 19,1907. LIST OF CASUALTIES:- Tmnsjers to other Corps.-7308 Staff-Sergeant T. Devlin to Hants Volunteer Bearer Oompany as Instructor; 9552 Sergeant L. 'MiIls to Manchester Oompany Royal Army Medical Oorps Volunteers; 11156 Private G. H. Nrmn, to 2nd Battalion Highland Light Infantry. 'l'ransjer from other C011's.-1093 Private J. Wright from Royal Irish Fusiliers. Tmnfers to Army Resel've.-12270 Sergeant J. Simmons, 18077 Private A. Porter, 16251 Private T. Gettins, 19026 Private J. Hughes, 15863 Private F. Dillon, 19307 . by copyright. Private O. J. Kean, 19025 Private F. A. Woods, 19028 Private W. O. Russell" 19027 Private J. Higbam, 12455 Private D. E. Long, 14783 Private F. Scholefield, 15192 Private J. Stevenson, 15203 Private J. Walshe, 16213 Private W. T. 'Ellacott, 19725 Private O. E. Fairall, 199 Private R. Birch, 19480 Private R. Hughes, 19395 Private A. Edgecock, 19362 Private D, G. Girling, Discharges,-7387 Quartermaster-Sergeant A. Clarke, termination of second period; 6648 Staff-Sergeant R. Hughes, termination of second period; 15562 Sergeant F. Jack­ son, termination of engagement; 10476 Oorporal J. H. Speck, medically unfit; 10709 Private L. T. Fitzgerald, termination of first period; 14981 Private W. R. Avards, on payment of £25; 76 Private W. J. Perry, medically unfit; 17509 Private E. S. Allard, medically unfit; 17860 Private L. Elvy, on payment of £25; 7369 Private M. Woodruff, http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ termination of second period. Deaths.-·759 Private H. Gilbert, at Portsmouth, April 20, 1907; 6131 Private H. Doherty, at Hounslow, April 23, 1907. Arrival Home from Abroad.-10015 Staff-Sergeant A. W. Grant, from Jamaica, S.8. "Port Henderson," May 8,1907. Departures for Abroad.-To Sierra Leone: 16432 Private J. A. White, 18743 Private H.Worrad, April 26, 1907. OERTIFICATES OF EDUCATION. The fe,llowing warrant officers, non-commissioned officers and men have been awarded First Class Oertificates of Education. Examination, March, 1907.-7842 Sergeant-Major O. A. Kay, 6583 Quartermaster-Sergeant J. Oarter, 8166 Staff-Sergeant W. E. .Barber, .8510 Staff-Sergeant W. H. Butler, 8051 Staff-Sergeant J. H. Ourtayne, 8947 Sergeant W. Hicks, 14369 Sergeant E. Newhouse, 11812 Sergeant W. O. Banks, 11862· Sergeant H. W. Rose, 16115 Sergeant E. B. Dewberry, 9695 Sergeant F. Yeo, on October 1, 2021 by guest. Protected 12519 Oorporal R. ~. Halford, 17108 Private H. J. Munro, 18906 Private T. G. Whyatt, 16769 Private O. F. Oole. The following passed in Group I.~14663 Sergeant P. Snow, 12285 Sergeant O. A. Burton, 19595 Bugler O. E. Bull, 17 Private A. O. Berry, 1069 Private H. P. Jarrett, 17699 Private O. Morrall, 862 Private J. Gale, 19449 Private W. Oharles, 266 Private W. E. George. The following passed in Group II.-10U6 Staff-Sergeant T. Olements, 9248 Staff­ Sergeant A.. O. Truman, 103 Bugler G. P. Steer, 19607 Bugler R. O. Pottow, 19079 Private E. G .. Stoneham. 'Extra SubJect. The following passed in Composition. -9235 Staff-Sergeant J. Wickersham, 10254 Staff· Sergeant A. Gillespie, 19396 Private H. Baker. J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-08-06-23 on 1 June 1907. Downloaded from 125 THE FOLLOWING HAVE QUALIFIED IN THE VARIOUS CORPS EXAMINATIONS FOR PROMOTION, &c. For Quartermaster-Sergeant.-8166 Staff· Sergeant W. E. Barber, 10616 Staff- Sergeant G. T. Bray. For Staff-Sergeant.-9878 Sergeant A. E. Shaw, 12732 Sergeant F. Hughes. For Sergeant.-14123 Lance-Sergeant H. Winn, 10898 Corporal A. J. Burke. For Corporal.-8921 Lance-Corporal J. Critchley, 9784 Lance.Corporal C. Hughes, 16996 Private J. C. McBryer, 12440 Private R. Smith, 18302 Private W. Smith, 19370 Private T. H. Potter, 19805 Private J. Hanrahan, 19436 Private H. Worbis, 16446 Private W. Whitehead, 19532 Private A. Lightfoot, 19660 Private A. J. Webb, 19732 Private H. Mayes, 19652 Private C. V. Jefford, 18627 Private B. Cockburn. EXTRACTS FROM CORPS ORDERS, DATED ALDERSHOT, APRIL 2, 1907. Promotions.-The following promotions, to complete establishment, will take effect from the dates specified :- To be Sergeant. Majors. Date of No. Vice Rank and Name Casualty Section 8003 I Qmr.. sergt.G.H.Robertsl 25.1.07 J. Tewkesbury to pension. 8040 " L. Jones .. 22.3.07 IG. Jackson " To be Quartermaster-Sergeants. 10244 Staff-Sergt. A. P. Barnard 15.1.07 J. A. Sykes, deceased. 10047 C. A. Figg .• 25.1.07 G. H. Roberts, promoted. 9800 W. C. Renton 2.2.07 J. D. Simmons, deceased. by copyright. 9006 G. J. Smith 21.2.07 A. G. Tod, supernumer- ary with Colonial Gov. 10435 A.Huntingford 1.3.07 E. J. Cadogan to pension. 9235 " J.Wickersham 7.3.07 R. C. Pridgen , , 10259 " F. Higdon 22.3.07 L. Jones promoted. " To be Staff-Sergeants; 9245 Sergt. H. Cassell 15.1.07 A. P. Barnard promoted. 8270 " F. L. M. Jones .• 25.1.07 C. A. Figg promoted. 9215 A. Holden 30.1.07 S. Mason to pension. 9083 A. G. Bright 2.2.07 W. C. Renton promoted. http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ 9668 G. HurreH 21.2.07 G. J. Smith 9691 G. Arnold 1.3.07 A. Huntingford 11410 W. P. Con oIly 7.3.07 J. Wicker sham " 8269 G. A. Gibbs 9.3.07 G. Jones to pension. 9360 " A. Horn .. 22.3.07 F. Higdon promoted. To be Sergeants. 11583 Lce.-Sergt. W. McCarthy 2.1.07 Nursing W.'Richardson, supernu· merary with Transvaal Volunteers. 10087 E. Canterbury 15.1.07 H. CasseH promoted. 12732 F. Hughes •. 25.1.07 " F. L'IM Jones promoted. 11565 J. H.Jones .. 30.1.07 A. Holden 8534 " W. ;rames .. 2.2.07 A. G. Bright " 12266 " H. Parker •. 6.2.07 S. Wood to pension. on October 1, 2021 by guest.
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