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Supplement to the London Gazette, 23 June, 1915. 6131 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 23 JUNE, 1915. 6131 7912 Private J. Carr, 2nd Battalion, Lanca- 70185 Bombardier E. G. Cooper, 32nd Brigade, shire Fusiliers. Royal Field Artillery. 1370 Serjeant R. H. Carr (now Second Lieu- 8497 Private A. Copeland, 1st Battalion, tenant in Special Reserve of Officers), Royal Royal Irish Rifles. Flying Corps. 26370 Serjeant R. H. Cornall, 51st Battery, 6735 Acting Serjeant F. Carrington, 2nd Bat- Royal Field Artillery. talion, West Riding Regiment. 2(384 Company-Serjeant-Major T. Corry, 1st 12751 Serjeant T. B. Carter (19th Field Ambu- Battalion, Irish Guards. lance), Royal Army Medical Corps. 6330 Lance-Corporal H. Cotterill, 2nd Batta- lion, South Staffordshire Regiment. 7685 Private J. Cartwright, 14th Field Ambu- 9183 Acting Lance-Serjeant W. Coulson, 1st lance), Royal Army Medical Corps. Battalion, Lincolnshire Regiment. 5077 Lance-Corporal R. J. Casement, 1st Field 9437 Bandsman J. Counter, 1st Battalion, Company, Canadian Engineers. Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. 61370 Corporal S. Cassell, 21st Battery, Royal 7423 Corporal J. Cowan, 2nd Battalion, Argyll Field Artillery. and Sutherland Highlanders. 5646 Corporal E. Casstles, Canadian Signal 13357 Private J. D. Cowell, 5th Canadian Company. Battalion. 11929 Sapper H. G. Catlin, 15th Field Com- 6427 Serjeant J. Coyle, 1st Battalion, Royal pany, Royal Engineers. Irish Rifles. 1517 Private G. O. Chadderton, 4th Battalion, 1489 Private J. Coyne, 9th (The Dumbarton- Northumberland Fusiliers (Territorial shire) Battalion, Argyll and Sutherland Force). Highlanders, Territorial Force. 14988 Sapper S. M. Chapman, 1st General 11122 Private W. Craig, 1st Battalion, Cold- Headquarters. Signal Company, Royal stream Guards. Engineers. 9152 Serjeant J. Crane, 2nd Battalion, Royal 15657 Corporal A. Charley, 42nd Brigade, Munster Fusiliers. Royal Field Artillery. 9711 Private J. Crawford, 2nd Battalion, 9837 Private W. H. Charman, 2nd Battalion, Highland Light Infantry. East Lancashire Regiment. 1930 Lance-Corporal W. H. Critchley, 2nd 6070 Serjeant W. Chart, Isfc Battalion, Not- Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps. tinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment. 9304 Serjeant H. Crook, 1st Battalion, King's 10297 Lance-Corporal H. Chawk, 2nd Batta- Own Yorkshire Light Infantry. lion, Gordon Highlanders. 5528 Serjeant F. Cross, 1st Battalion, West 24800 Sapper W. Chorlerton, 5th Field Com- Yorkshire Regiment. pany, Royal Engineers. 52331 Bombardier F. J. Cubitt, 3rd Battery, 5 Serjeant A. Christie, l/5th (Angus and Royal Field Artillery. Dundee) Battalion, The Royal Highlanders, 8894 Private R. Cully, 1st Battalion, Leinster Territorial Force. Regiment. 8377 Private G. Church, 2nd Battalion, Welsh 1406 Serjeant J. B. Curnper, 55th Field Com- Regiment. pany, Royal Engineers. 7387 Corporal J. Clarkburn, 1st Battalion, 5247 Company-Serjea.nt-Major A. Curtis, 2nd Northumberland Fusiliers. Battalion, Rifle Brigade. 12237 Private G. Clarke, 3rd Battalion, Wor- 5908 Company-Serjeant-Major J. Dallaway, cestershire Regiment (now No. 34882, 2nd Battalion, Royal Sussex Regiment. Royal Engineers). 2882 Lance-Corporal E. Dalton, 3rd Battalion, 6931 Serjeant J. Clarke, 1st Battalion, North- Coldstream Guards (transferred to 170th umberland Fusiliers. Company, Royal Engineers). 518 Gunner J. S. Clarke, Motor Machine Gun 3411'Acting Corporal H. J. Daniels, 28th Service. Divisional Cyclist Company, Army Cyclist 1126 Company-Serjeant-Major G. E. Clay, 3rd Corps (late Suffolk Regiment). Battalion, King's Royal Rifle Corps. 37753 Corporal T. Daniels, 14th Brigade, 4935 Serjeant S.-O. Clements, 9th Field Com- Royal Horse Artillery. pany, Royal Engineers. 46799 Private H. Danson, 13th Canadian 6922 Lance-Corporal A. Cleveland, 2nd Batta- Battalion. lion, South Lancashire Regiment. 8223 Lance-Corporal M. Darcy, 1st Battalion, 48009 Serjeant-Major A. E. Clifton, Canadian Royal Irish Rifles. Army Medical Corps. 5007 Private H. C. A. Davidge, 1st Batta- 9359 Private S. C. Climpson, 2nd Battalion, lion, Cameron Highlanders. Northamptonshire Regiment (attached 8th 699 Serjeant H. Davidson, 24th Heavy Bat- Signal Company). tery, Royal Garrison Artillery. 264 Acting Bombardier S. D. Collier, 109th 4594 Serjeant C. Davies, 6th Battalion, Royal Heavy Battery, Royal Garrison Artillery. Fusiliers (attached 4th Battalion). 1099 Company-Quartermaster-Serjeant C. H. 16579 Corporal F. Davis, llth Field Company, Collins, 4th Division Cyclist Company, Royal Engineers. Army Cyclist Corps (late Hampshire Regi- 77 Serjeant-Major J. J. Dawkins, 2nd Batta- ment) . lion, Royal Warwickshire Regiment. 7659 Private E. Collins, 1st Battalion, Hamp- 8628 Corporal C. Dawson, 1st Battalion, shire Regiment. Northumberland Fusiliers. 68653 Gunner C. Cooke, 36th Brigade, Royal 8109 Private J. Dempsey, 2nd Battalion, Field Artillery. Suffolk Regiment. 8672 Acting Serjeant W. Cooke, 2nd Batta- 7847 Acting Serjeant E. Dennington, 1st Bat- lion, Royal Dublin Fusiliers. talion, Royal West Kent Regiment. 1014 Serjeant J. Coombe, 5th Battalion, The 8073 Company Serjeant-Major W. S. Dingley, Durham Light Infantry (Territorial Force). 1st Battalion, Duke of Cornwall's Light 71755 Bombardier B. Coombes, 27th Brigade, Infantry. Royal Field Artillery. 672 Corporal W. Dobbie, Royal Flying Corps..
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