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THE LONDON GAZETTE; 20 OCTOBER, 1914. Palmer, No 8334 THE LONDON GAZETTE; 20 OCTOBER, 1914. Palmer, No. 8'23,'Co. Serjeant-Major A. G. C. S. M. Jackson. Pardy, No. 17760, Sapper R. W. No. 4092 Company Serjeant-Major J. Ivey. Portal, No. 28028, Corporal C. F. (since pro- No. 5705 Serjeant M. Marks. moted Second Lieutenant). Lance-Serjeant W. Small. Proston, No. 18094, Corporal A. J. S. No. 9067 Lance-Corporal B. Prentice. Quinlan, No. 23288, Serjeant J. No. 7459 Private E. Godding. Quinney, No. 5707, Sergeant J. No. 7388 Private E. Batey. Roberts, No. 28012, Serjeant A. Q. No. 5854 Private G. Wyatt. Roberts, No. 18752, Sapper J. R. No. 7525 Private A. Thomas. Runyeard, No. 23324, Serjeant E. J. No. 8527 Private H. Chidler. Salt, No. 27863, Corporal H. Scaife, No. 27041, Corporal T. J. Scrutton, No. 28005, Corporal H. U. 1st Battalion Scots Guards. Scrutton, No. 28046, Corporal J. A. Smith, No. 5539, Serjeant A. E. Lieutenant-Colonel H. C. Lowther, C.M.G., Sourbutts, No. 6433, Sapper A. J. D.S.O. Stackard, No. 28059, Corporal S. F. C. Captain and Adjutant A. L. Stephen, D.S.O. Steele, No. 23417, Second Corporal, W. No. 3049 Company Quartermaster-Serjeant G. Taylor, No. 3948, Serjeant E. G. Blake. Tibbie, No. 372, Company Serjeant-Major G. No. 6302 Private D. Boyle. Todd, No. 21859 Second Corporal, C. Serjeant-Major T. Tate. Trepas, No. 28149, Corporal H. Weeks, No. 10344, Serjeant W. Williams, No. 644 Company Serjeant-Major, .1st Battalion, Irish Guards. M. R. G. Winchester, No. 3959, Sapper W. Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. G. Morris (killed). Wood, No. 2200, Serjeant J. Major H. F. Crichton (killed). Lieutenant Hon. H. W. Gough. Lieutenant H. J. S. Shields, Royal Army • FOOT GUARDS. Medigal Corps. No. 1073 Company Serjeant-Major Rodgers. 2nd Battalion, Grenadier Guards. No. 733 Drill-Serjeant A. Winspear. No. 2288 Serjeant A. McEnroy. Captain A. Gosselin. No. 1538 Corporal P. Sheridan. Lieutenant Hon. W. A. Cecil Ckilled). No. 14400 Private J. Carney. Lieutenant R. W. Welby (killed). Serjeant-Major E. Ludlow. No. 16272 Corporal F. Parsons. No. 16212 Lance-Corporal P. McDonnell. 2nd Battalion, Royal Scots. No. 14224 Private C. Rule. Lieutenant-Colonel H. McMicking, D.S.O. Major F. J. Duncan, D.S.O. Captain C. L. Price. 1st Battalion, Coldstream Guards. Captain R. P. Morrison. Lieutenant-Colonel J. Ponsonby, D.S.O. Lieutenant G. E. Hall. Captain W. St. A. Warde-Aldam. Lieutenant M. Henderson. Lieutenant and Adjutant G. Campbell. No. 6791 Company Quartermaster-Serjeant J Lieutenant J. C. Wynne Finch. Lamond. No. 1395 Company Quartermaster-Serjeant No. 6821 Company Quartermaster-Serjeant J. Duggan. J. A. Carleton. No. 6901 Serjeant A. White. No. 3252 Serjeant-Major J. H. Martin. No. 10118 Lance-Corporal N. Mitchell. No. 7672 Serjeant J. Gallagher. No. 6866 Serjeant T. Harris. No. 5877 Serjeant C. Whaley. No. 9179 Corporal (temporary Serjeant) T. No. 9715 Lance-Corporal I. Voyes. Fletcher. 1st Battalion Royal West Surrey Regiment. 2nd Battalion, Coldstream Guards. Lieutenant-Colonel C. E. Pereira. Lieutenant-Colonel D. Warren (killed). Major R. A. Markham. Captain C. F. Watson, D.S.O. Captain F. Hardy. Captain R. G. Clarke. Captain G. B. S. Follett. Captain F. C. Longbourne. Serjeant-Major J. Clancey. No. 6522 Serjeant Graham. No. 1174 Company Serjeant-Major G. Link. No. 8129 Corporal Hammond. No. 5948 Serjeant W. Watson. No. 7689 Lance-Corporal Debell. No. 4943 Lance-Corporal A. Brown. No. 8124 Private Lawrence. No. 6840 Private F. W. Dodson. No. 8193 Private E. Austin. No. 9998 Drummer Wise. No. 9641 Drummer Green. 3rd Battalion Coldstream Guards. Lieutenant-Colonel G. P. T. Fielding, D.S.O. 1st Battalion, Royal Lancaster Regiment. Major T. G. Matheson. Captain A. Tritton. Major R. G. Parker. Lieutenant and Adjutant A. Smith. Captain C. H. Grover. Second Lieutenant C. M. Cotrell Dormer. Captain W. A. T. B. Somerville. • Lieutenant J. L. Huggan, Royal Army Medi- Lieutenant T. J. Uzielli. cal Corps (killed) Captain H. Clutterbuck..
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