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2 Supplement to the London Gazette, 1 January, 1921 2 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 1 JANUARY, 1921. Andrew Jameson, Esq., Ex-Governor, Bank of polishing for discharged and disabled sol- Ireland, Chairman of Irish lights Commis- diers. sion. Lieutenant-General Sir Robert Stephenson Smyth Baden-Powell, K.C.B., ' K.C.V.O., Baronets. .LL.D., Founder of the Boy Scout Move- The KING has been graciously pleased' to ment. signify His Majesty's intention of conferring Henry .Samman, Esq., Hon. Elder Brother, Baronetcies of the United Kingdom on the Trinity House, Hull; Chairman of the following: — Shipping! .Section of -the Hull Chamber of Commerce. For .public siervices. Sir Archibald Birkmyre, C.B.E., late Member Colonel Charles Edward Yate, C.S.I., €.M.G., of the Viceroy of India's Legislative Council D.L., M.P., Member of Parliament for and the Bengal Legislative Council; Vice- Menton Division. For public services. President of the Bengal Chamber of Com- merce. For public services. Kniffhts. Albert Edward Bowen, Esq., President of the Buenos Ayres •Great Southern Railway, Ex- The KING has .been graciously pleased to High .Sheriff of Bedfordshire. For public signify His Majesty's intention of conferring services on many Government War Com- the honour of Knighthood on the following: — mittees. Ivor Algernon Atkins, Esq., Mus. Doc., Oxon, Admiral Sir Cecil Burney, G.C.M.G., K.C.B. F.R.'(J.O., Organist of Worcester Cathedral. For war services. Conductor of the T<hree Choirs Festival. Commander August Bernard Tellefsen Cayzer, Reginald Blair, Esq., M.P., Member of Par- Chairman of the " Clan "-Line of steamers. liament for Bow and Blromley. For public For public and national services. services. Rear-Admiral Sir Walter Cowan, K.C.B., Thomas Jewell Bennett, Esq., C.I.E.. M.P., D.S.O., M. V.O. For war services. Member of Parliament for Sevenoaks Divi- Reginald Henry Cox, Esq., J.P., D.L., Senior sion. For many years Editor of " The Partner in Messrs. Cox & Oo>., Bankers and Times of India." For public services. Agents to the British Army for over a cen- Richard Dawson Bates, Esq., O.B.E. For tury and a half, J.P. and Deputy-Lieu- public and local services. tenant for Berkshire and Ex-High -Sheriff of James Bell, Esq., Jr., Member of Shipping that county. For public services. Committee of the Hull 'Chamber* of Com- James Hamet Dunn, Esq. For public services merce and of Humber Conservancy Board. rendered to the Government during the For public and local' service©. War. Samuel Barrow, Esq., J.P., -Member of Trade Colonel .Sir .William.Thomas Dupree, J.P., Committee dealing with trade reconstruction D.L., for several years Mayor of Portsmouth. after the war. For public and local ser- For municipal and local services. vices in Surrey. Frederick Eley, Esq., General Manager and a Lieutenant-CoJomel Henry Baldwin Barton, Director of the Natioria'l Provincial and J.P., Mayor of Finsbury since 1911. .For Union Bank of England' Ltd. For public public and local services. services. Wilfred D'enham, Esq., Author and Writer. Sveu Wohlford Hansen, Esq., Chairman of John Daniel, Esq., Member of the Cardiff City Hansen Shipbuilding and Ship-repairing Co., Council and Education Committee®; Presi- Ltd., which revived the shipbuilding indus- dent of the Cardiff Cymmrodorion and'Chair- try in Bideford (after 50 years lapse). 'For man of the Glamorganshire Branch, of the public and' local services. National Union of Welsih (Societies. For Colonel Sir Joseph Hewitt. For notable ser- public and local services. vices rendered in the Coal Controller's De- William Davies, Esq., Editor .of the "Western partment. Mail," Cardiff. ijor Samuel Hill Hill-Wood, J.p., D.L., Andrew Rae Duncan, Esq., Coal Controller M.P., Member of Parliament for High Peak since October, 1919. Division, Derbyshire. For local services. Henry Foreman, Esq., O'.B'.E., M.P., Member Rowland Frederick William Hedge, Esq., of Parliament for North Hammersmith; for Founder af Northumberland Shipbuilding many years Mayor of Hammersmith. For Company; Chairman of Eltringhams, Ltd. municipal and local services. For public service®, particularly in connec- .John diaries Fox, Esq., Senior-Master of the tion with shipbuilding). •Supreme Court, Chancery Division. George Harry Holcroft, Esq., J.P. For Captain Francis John Ohilds Ganzoni, M.P., notable services in Birmingham, particularly Member of Parliament for Ipswich. For in connection with the University. public services. Trehawke Herbert Kekewioh, Esq., J.P., •Charles Frederick Gill, Esq., K.C., Recorder Ohairman of Devon Quarter yessions, iRe- of Chichester. oorder of Tiverton for over 20 years. For Councillor William Hopwoad, J.P. 'For public national services. and local services in Lancashire. Donald Macmaster, Esq., K.O., M.P., Member John Martin Harvey, Esq., Actor. of Parliament for Clhertsey Division, Surrey, William Hodgson, Esq. For public services in since 1910. Crewe. Frederick Mills, Esq., J.P., D.L., J.P. and Alexander McAueland Kennedy, Esq., J.P., Deputy Lieutenant for the county of Mon- . President of the Shipbuilding Employers' mouth; Chairman of the Ebbw Vale Steel Federation of Great Britain; served on and Iron Company and of the Ebbw Vale several Government advisory committees Industrial Council. For public and local during the Avar. For public and local ser- services. vices. Bernard Oppenheirner, Esq. For work in con- Harrv Vernon Kilvert, Esq., J.P. For public nection with the inauguration of diamond and local services in Cheshire..
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