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Royal Army Medical Corps J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-07-01-23 on 1 July 1906. Downloaded from JOURNAL OF THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. (torp£; 'lRew£;. JULY, 1906. Protected by copyright. ARMY MEDICAL SERYICE.-GAZETTE NOTIFICATIONS. Lieutenant-Colonel James M. Irwin, lVLB., Royal Army Medical Corps, to be Assistant Director-General, vice Lieutenant-Colonel W. Babtie, V.O., O.M_G., M.B., Royal Army Medical Corps, whose tenure of that appointment has expired, dated June 1, 1906. ROYAL ARMY ME DICAL CORPS. The undermentioned Lieutenants to be Captains, dated March 1, 1906: Arthur B. Smallman, M.B., Went worth F. Tyndale, C.M.G., M.B.. Percival Davidson, D.S.O., M.B., William F. Ellis, John McKenzie, M.B., Norman D. Walker, M.B., Arthur H. Hayes, Henry J. Crossley, Ralph B. Ainsworth, Charles A. J. A. Balck, M.B., Reginald Storrs, Raymond L. V. Foster, 1ILB., Frederick A. H. Olarke, George A. K. H. Reed, John W. S. Seccombe, John 11£' H. Conway, Sydney M. W. Meadows, Herbert V. Bagshawe, DudleyS. Skelton, Oharles V. B. Stanley, M.D., Hugh G. S. Webb, William http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ W. Browne, Richard Rutherford, lILB., William D. ·C. Kelly, lILB., Norman E. J. Harding, M.B., Robert J. Franklin. Lieutenant Leonard Bousfield, lILB., is seconded for service with the Egyptian Army, dated April 30, 1906. Lieutenant Francis liT. IiI. Ommanney, from the seconded list, to be ·Lieutenant, dated May 14, 1906. Lieutenant Cuthbert G. Browne, from the seconded list, to be Lieutenant, dated June 1, 1906. Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas H. Corkery retires on retired pay, dated June 6, 1906. He entered the service January 30, 1886, was promoted Surgeon. Major January 30, 1898, and Lieutenant-Colonel, January 30, 1906. His war services are as follows: Expeditiou to Manipur, 1891.-Medal with clasp. Bu~ma, 1891-2.-Expedition to Kachin Hills. -Clasp. QUARTERMASTERS. on September 29, 2021 by guest. Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant J. Mathews is granted the honorary rank of Oaptain, dated March 25, 1906. Quartermaster and. Honorary Oaptain J. Mathews retires on retired pay, dated May 4,1906. Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant W. J. Diggins is granted the honorary rank of Oaptain, dated June 3, 1906. Quartermaster and Honorary Captain W. J. Diggins retires on retired pay, dated June 6, 1906. Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant H. S. Brook, from the seconded list, to be QI:.'l.rtermaster, dated February 23, 1906. J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-07-01-23 on 1 July 1906. Downloaded from 2 GRENADIER GUARDS. Smgeoll-Lieutellant-Colonel Edward N. Sheldmke retires on retired pay, dated May 23, 1906. He entered the Service May 30, 1885; transferred to the Grenadier Guards October 7, 1885; was promoted Surgeon-Major July 22,1896; and Surgeon-Lieutenant­ Oolonel May 22, 1905. His war sorvices are as follows: South African War, 1899-1902. Advance on Kimberley, including actions at Belmont, Enslin, Modder River, and lIbgersfontein. Operations in the Orange Free State, February to May, 1900, including actions at Poplar Grove, Dreifontein, Vet River (May 5 and 6), and Zand River. Operations in the Transvaal, east of Pretoria, July to November 29, 1900, including action at Belfast, August 26 and 27. Operations in Orange River Colony and Cape Colony, November 3D, 1900, to May 31, 1902. Despatches, London Gazette, September 10, HJOl. Queen's medal with six clasps. King's medal with two clasps. ARRIYALS HOME.-From West Africa: Lieutenant-Colonel A. A. Sutton, D.S.O. From Canada : Captain R L. Popham .. ARRIYALS HOME ON LEAYE.-From India: Surgeon-General Sir T. J. Gallwey, K.C.M.G., C.B.; Colonel F. W. Trevor; Lieutenant-Colonels H. Cocks and G. E. Hale, D.S.O. ; Captains P. H. Henderson and A. J. Wells. From Egypt: Major F. W. Hardy. From Malta: Surgeon-Oaptain A. E. Mifsud, Royal Malta Artillery. EMBARKATIONS.-For Egypt: Lieutenant-Colonel H. K. AIJport; Lientenants H. St. M. Carter, T. H. Gibbon and C. P. Thomson. For India: Major A. R Aldridge. POSTINGS.-Major G. S. MoLoughlin, D.S.O., to Ea,stern Command. Captain H. Protected by copyright. W. Grattan to Southern Command. Captain A. E. Hamerton to London District. Captain R L. Popham to Irish Command. DIPLOMAS.-Major N. Faichnie and Major A. Pearee have obtained the Diploma in Tropical Medicine, awarded by the University of Liverpool. Major E. C. Freeman bas obtained the Degree of M.D. of the University of Dmbam. Captain T. J. Potter has obtained the D.P.H. of R.C.P. and S. Ireland. Lieutenant-Colonel T. H. Corkery (retired pay) has been appointed to the Medical Charge at Exeter. LIST OF CASUALTIES:- Transfe1's from other 001:p8.-9430 Sergeant F. E. Trotter, ,Belfast Companies, http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ R.A.M.C. Militia; 5443 Sergeant H. CroBs, Woolwich Companies, RA.M.C. Militia; 256 Private J. W. Rains, 1st Battalion Derby Regiment; 272 Private R. IVr. Pont, Rifle Brigade. ' Tmn8fers to othm' Oorps.-7850 Staff-Sergeant J. Carroll, Irish Command, No. 3 Company R.A.lI'LC. Militia; 7772 Staff-Sergeant C. Watts, Eastern Command, R.A.M.C. Militia, Woolwich, as Instructors; 19475 Private F. E. Trotter, to 6th Dragoons; 19045 Private W. H. Chamberlain, to Army Service Oorps. Transfe1's to Army Reserve.-18698 Private J. Grandidge, 12408 Private J. White, 18723 Private A. Leyland, 18683 Private E. E. Timbs, 18702 Private W. Mawby, 18700 Private F. Harris, 18719 Private S. F. Walker, 18751 Private A. J. Taylor, 18740 Private J. Mills, 18758 Private T. Woodward, 18771 Private C. W. Wesker,18746 Private J. Mayo, 18774 Private J. Baker, 18756 Private E. Pert, 18767 Private J. Thompson, 12131 Private J. Fish, 18776 Private A. T. Speller, 17419 Private H. Thomas, 18787 Private G. Haines, 18794 Private P. Horrigan, 18797 Private H. J. Bill, 18788 Private on September 29, 2021 by guest. A. J. Bailey, 18818 Private H. Hare, 18789 Private E. Sweeney, 18804 Private C. J. Wood, 18802 Private W. J. Wood, 18835 Private A. Amos, 18806 Private J. Davis. Discharges.-5804 Sergeant-Major G. Spring, termination of engagement; 7815 Sergeant-Major H. E. Courtney, after eighteen years; 6698 Staff-Sergeant F. S. Wheeldon, termination of second period; 18662 Sergeant A. Hepburn, on payment, ,£25; 6761 Sergeant J. F. Blatchford, termination of second period; 8001 Sergeant.E. Halferd, after eighteen years; 7011 Corporal J. Sprent, after eighteen years: 9537 Lance-Corporal A. E. Milborne, after twelve years; 6688 Private A. J. Griffiths, termination of second : period ; 18555 Private H. C. Berners, medically unfit; 254 J R Army Med Corps: first published as 10.1136/jramc-07-01-23 on 1 July 1906. Downloaded from Private G. Daft. on payment, £10; G717 Private W. Houston, termination of second period; 15029 Private W. Edwards, medically unfit; 15540 Private H. Lewis, medically llnfit; 15720 Private L. Thatcher, medically unfit; 16350 Private G. Read, medically unfit; 18745 Private E. W. C. EYans, medically unfit; 12418 Private W. G. Holden, medically unfit; 7223 Private F. Perry, medically unfit; 14962 Private R. Duff, medically unfit; 6742 Private E. Lewis, termination of second period: 5470 Private J. M. Wheeler, termination of second period. Departures fOl' Abroad.-Nil. An'ivals Home from Abroad.-Malta to England, per H.M.S. "Maine," May 17: 17058 Corporal H. Fayter, 18018 Lance-Corporal F. G. Phipps, 17089 Private C. G. Byers. From J\Talta to England, May 18: 12418 Private W. G. Holden. From St. Helena to. England, s.s. "Braemar Castle" : 15093 Private G. H. Harris, 15748 Private M. Lacey. Special Extensions of Service beyond Twenty·one Years.-5578 Sergeant-Major T. Williams, 7385 Sergeant-Major ·W. E. Hill, 5743 Sergrant·Major J. W. Osborne, 6799 Sergeant-Major A. Harwood, 6783 Sergeant-Major W. H. Tay10r, 7135 Quartermaster- SergeantG. Foster, 7213 Sergeant J. M. Webb. EDUCATIONAL. First Class Certificate Examination, March 27, 1906 (abroad). AWa1'ded First Class Certificates: 9737 Staff·Sergeant E. Bennett, 8131 Staff· Sergeant R. Mofiat, 7692 Staff· Protected by copyright. Sergeant C. W. Beaumont, 17230 Sergeant J. Mann, 11039 Sergeant F. C. Ricbardson, 10665 Sergeant' H. J. Angell, 14673 Private G. Didson. Group 1.: 10106 Sergeant E. Gooding. 11173 Sergeant C. J. Hazel!, 16177 Sergeant A. T. Robinson, 16507 Sergeant G. Martin. 17273 Sergeant W. H. Jones. 11051. Sergeant H. Williams, 17706 Lance­ Corporal D. Phillips, 18099 Private J. O'Leary, 18917 Private H. A. Cbadwick, 15748 Private IVr. Lacey. THE FOLLOWING HAVE QUALIFIED IN THE VARIOUS CORPS EXAMINATIONS FOR PROMOTION, &c. For lVa1'rant Rank.-6343 Quartermaster.Sergeant H. J. Dudman. For Quartermaster-Se1·geant.-10339 Staff·Sergeant F. O. Cbappell, 8208 Staff­ Sergeant G, J. Lander, 10047 St.aff·Sergeant C, A. Figg,~ 10659 Staff· Sergeant A. T. Hasler. For StaiJ·Scrgeant.-9066 Sergeant F. C. Miles, 14705 Sergeant W. A. Muirbead, http://militaryhealth.bmj.com/ 16287 Sergeant W-,E. Saunders, 9502 Sergeant A. Fletcber, 9245 Sergeant H. Cassell. For Scrgeant:-10221 Sergeant E. Larner, 9910 Sergeant Beeton, 10024 Sergeant G. Lampard, 7746 Sergeant G. O. Cowtbard, 10518 Lance·Sergeant E. G. 1. Brice, 18713 Lance-Sergeant W. H. Ellis, 18233 Lance.Sergeant D. C. Evans, 9405 Lance­ Sergeant C. Valance, 11403 Corporal P. E. Wagstaff, 11027 Corporal J. H. Masters, 10421 Corporal T. Giacbardi, 12653 Corporal Morrison, 10880 Corporal L. T. Fitzgerald. F01' Corporal.-13229 Private W. G. H. Stiles, 13211 Private W. G. Clement, 17820 Private H. Peckbam, 19283 Private E. Meagher, 19349 Private J. Calverwell, 16323 Private W. McKenna, 19369 Private J. Scanlan, 19455 Private F. Hewett,10105 Private Olement; 13340 Private W. J. SedgIey, 8813 Private E.
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