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The London Gazette 27353. 5927 The London Gazette. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1901. War Office, September 10, 1901. Major F. Wintour (Royal West Kent Regiment). DESPATCH from Earl Roberts, K.G., Major B. Stewart (Royal Munster Fusiliers). A G.C.B., &c., to the Right Honourable the Major A. V. Jenner, D.S.O. (Rifle Brigade). Secretary of Slate for War, War Office, London, Major W. J. Mackeson (Reserve of Officers). W.:— Major Lord H. A. T. Rosmead (6th Battalion Lancashire Fusiliers). London, Captain J. C. Brinton (2nd Life Guards). SIR, September4, 1901. Captain G. C. Wilson, M.V.O. (Royal Horse IN continuation of my Despatch, dated London, Guards). 2nd April, 1901, in which I reported on the Captain J. G., Marquis of Tullibardine, D.S.O. various departments of the Army ia South Africa, (Royal Horse Guards). and brought to notice the names of certain Staff Captain M. F. Gage (7th Dragoon Guards). and other Officers together with a number of Capt-iin F. W. Wormald (7th Hussars). Colonial Officers and men who have distinguished Captain A. E., Viscount Fincastle, V.C. (16th themselves, I now have the honour to farther Lancers). bring to your notice the names of the following Captain P. A. Kenr.a, V.C. (21st Lancers). regimental Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, Captain J. B. Aldridge (Royal Artillery). and men of the Regulars, Militia, Yeomanry, and Captain E. A. Saunders (Royal Artillery). Volunteers, together with a few Irregulars and Captain F. D. Farquhar (Coldstream Guards). Civilians, who, with their various units, have Captain E. FitzG. M. Wood (Devonshire Regi- rendered special and meritorious service. ment). The names are arranged regimentally, by prece- Captain J. V. Paton (Scots Fusiliers). dence of corps, for the purpose of more ready Captain F. St. J. Hughes (South Wales Bor- reference: — dtrers). Captain H. de C. Moody (South Wales Borderers), Staff. killed in action. Colonel W. G. Morris, C.M.G. Captain C. S. Davidson (South Staffordshire Regi- Colonel J. H. Yule. ment). Captain F. B. Maurice (Derbyshire Regiment). Colonel J. C. Barker. Colonel Sir C. S. B. Parsons, K.C.M.G. Captain and Brevet Major H. G. Fittou, D.S.O. Colonel Lord W. C. Gerard (Lancashire Hussars (Royal Berkshire Regiment). Imperial Yeomanry). Captain O. H. E. Marescaux (Shropshire Light Colonel R. G. Southey (Cape Local Forces). Infantry). Captain C. E. Balfour (King's Royal Rifle Corps). Lieutenant-Colonel C. & Court. Captain and Brevet Major VV. Campbell (Gordon Lieutenant-Colonel J. F. Burn-Murdoch (1st Highlanders). Royal Dragoons). Captain H. E. Vernon, D.S.O. (Rifle Brigade). Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel F. W. Captain G. R. de H. Smith (Indian Staff Corps). Benuet (Royal Engineers). Captain J. F. Laycock (Notts Imperial Yeo- Lieutenant-Colonel J. D. Mansel (Reserve of manry). Officers). Captain J. FitzR. Bagot (Westmoreland and Lieutenant-Colonel J. W. McA. Onslow (New Cumberland Imperial Yeomanry). South Wales Mounted Infantry). Captain -J. E. H. Balfour (Royal 1st Devon Major and Brevet Colonel J. M. Grierson, M.V.O. Imperial Yeomanry). (Royal Artillery). Lieutenant the Honourable L. R. D. Gray (6th Major C. E. H. Heyman (Royal Artillery). Dragoon Guards). Major G. D. Baker (Rojal Artillery). Lieutenant E. H. E. Abadie (9th Lancers). Major F. S. Maude (Coldstream Guards). Major R. D. Wliigbam (Warwickshire Regiment). Lieutenant L. W. de V. Sadleir-Jackson (9th Lancers). M«jor E. H. Cox (Royal Fusiliers). : Major A. H. B. Cavaye (King's Own Scottish L eutenant H. B. Abadie (llth Hussars), deceased. Borderers). Lieutenant Lord H. Kensington (15th Hussars). Major F. J. De Gex (West Riding Regiment).- . Lieutenant E. Longueville (Coldstream Guards). Major R. N. Gamble (Royal Berkshire Regiment). Lieutenant R. W. Hare (Norfolk Regiment)..
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