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14510 the London Gazette, 18Th November 1977 14510 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 18TH NOVEMBER 1977 SCHEDULE III Pension Increases For those currently entitled to recieve a Pension Increase who were discharged before 31st July 1973, the pension in issue may be increased by 26-1 per cent from 1st December 1975, by 13-8 per cent from 1st December 1976 and by 17-7 per cent from 1st December 1977, provided that: (a) the pensioner has attained the age of 55 years, or (ft) the pension is a widow's pension, or (c) the pensioner was invalided from Naval service, or (d) the pensioner is permanently incapacitated by physical or mental infirmity from engaging in regular full-time employment. NOMINATION OF HIGH SHERIFFS, 1977 George Anthony Lane-Fox Pitt-Rivers, Esq., of Manor The names of those who were nominated for High Sheriff House, Hintotn St. Mary, Sturminster Newton. in the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court of Justice Durham—Colonel Sir William Allison Lee, Kt., O.B.E., on the morrow of Saint Martin in the twenty-sixth year of T.D., of The Woodlands, Woodland Road, Darlington. the Reign of Queen Elizabeth the Second and in the year Captain Gerard Maurice Salvin, of Croxdale Hall, of our Lord One thousand nine hundred and seventy-seven. Durham. Lieut-Colonel Selwyn Harold Welford Pumphrey, ENGLAND O.B.E., T.D., of Brook House, Cotherstone, Barnard {except Cornwall, Greater Manchester, Mersey side and Castle. Lancashire) East Sussex—Reginald George Edwardes-Jones, Esq., of Avon—Humphrey Ashley Densham, Esq., O.B.E., of 15 Scrag Oak Manor, Wadhurst. Eaton Crescent, Clifton, Bristol. Christopher Charles Cyprian Bridge, Esq., of The Old Thomas Lloyd Robinson, Esq., T.D., of Lechlade, Vicarage, Firle, near Lewes. 23 Druid Stoke Avenue, Stoke Bishop, Bristol. Thomas Halliday Baskerville Mynors, Esq., of Moseham Mrs. Mary Ada Phoebe Towill, of Urchinwood Manor, House, Wadhurst. Congresbury, Bristol. Essex—Robert Peter Laurie, Esq., of Heatleys, Ingrave, near Bedfordshire—Edward Dudley Molesworth Peacock, Esq., Brentwoodj of Oakdene, 44 Days Lane, Biddenham, Bedford. Alastair Brian Clarke Harrison, Esq., of Green Farm Peter Jackson Wardill, Esq., of Stoneheaps, Kimpton, House, Copford, Colchester. Hertfordshire. John Edward Tabor, Esq., O.B.E., of Bovingdon Hall, John Dandy, Esq., of 10 Riverside Towers, St. Mary's Braintree. Street, Bedford. Berkshire—Ian Donald Cameron, Esq., of The Old Rec- Gloucestershire—The Hon. Thomas Maurice Ponsonby, tory, Peasemore, near Newbury. T.D., of The Common, Little Faringdon, Lechlade. Richard John Palmer, Esq., of Queen Anne's Mead, Henry William George Elwes, Esq., of Colesbourne Swallowfield, Reading. Park, Cheltenham. Anthony Greenly, Esq., of Everington House, Newbury. Oscar Henry Colburn, Esq., of Crickley Barrow, North- leach, Cheltenham. Buckinghamshire—John1 Mower Alexander Paterson, Esq., of Park Hill, Great Missenden. Greater London—Commodore Charles Patrick Cay Noble, Ralph Charles Yablon, Esq., of Willowbank, Church C.B.E., D.S.C., V.R.D., R.N.R., of 22 Gerald Road, Street, Buckingham. London S.W.I. David Richard Michael Curling, Esq., of The Rosary, Peter Wyatt Kininmonth, Esq., of 16 Ashley Court, Coleshill, Amersham. Morpeth Terrace, London S.W.I. Cambridgeshire—David Whittome, Esq., of Horsey Grange, Christopher Anthony Prendergast, Esq., of 51 Suther- Horsey Toll, Stanground, Peterborough. land Street, London S.W.I. George Edward McWatters, Esq., of The Cottage, Hampshire—Edward Jeremy Westrow Hulse, Esq., of Stonely, Huntingdon. Breamore House, near Fordingbridge. George Simon Cecil Gibson, Esq., of Landwade Hall, Major Thomas Edward St. Aubyn, of Tangier House, Exning, Newmarket. near Wootton St. Lawrence, Basingstoke. Cheshire—Ewart Agnew Boddington, Esq., of Fanshawe Maldwin Andrew Cyril Drummond, Esq., of Cadland, Brook Farm, Henbury, Macclesfield. Fawley, near Southampton. John Kemp Barlow, Esq., of Bulkeley Grange, Malpas. Hereford and Worcester—John Sydney Birch Lea, Esq., of John Meredith Temple, Esq., of Picton Gorse, Chester. Dunley Hall, Stourport-on-Severn. Cleveland—Richard Hoyle, Esq., C.B.E., of Fir Tree Farm, Bernard Arthur Higgins, Esq., of The Halesend, Hilton, Yarm-on-Tees. Storridge, near Malvern. Captain James Rae Southall, of Ayton Firs, Great Colonel Thomas Jim Bowen, M.C., of Little Blakes, Ayton, Middlesbrough. Shelsley Beauchamp. Richard Thompson Pickersgill, Esq., of Roxby Junction Hertfordshire—Martin Edward Acland, Esq., of Standon Road, Norton, Stockton-on-Tees. Green End, near Ware. Cumbria—Richard Hugh Cavendish, Esq., of Holker Hall, Edmund Leigh Grundy, Esq., of Seven Rides, Royston. Cark-in-Cartmel, Grange-over-Sands. Michael Francis Meredith-Hardy, Esq., of Radwell Mill, Stafford Vaughan Stepney Howard, Esq., of Greystoke Baldock. Castle, Penrith. Humberside—Captain Angus Jeremy Christopher Hildyard, Charles Henry Bagot, Esq., of Levens Hall, near of The White Hall, Winestead, Kingston-upon-Hull. Kendal. John Raleigh Chichester-Constable, Esq., of Burton Derbyshire—Lieut-Commander Martin Scobell . Boissier, Constable Hall, Kingston-upon-Hull. R.N.(Rtd.), of Treoworth, 132 Whitaker Road, Derby. Richard Anthony Bellamy, Esq., of Parklands, James Macklin Oakes, Esq., of Riddings House, Barnoldby-Le-Beck, Grimsby. Riddings. Major Robert Bradbury Robinson, of Chander Hill, Isle of Wight—Major-General Robert Anthony Pigot, C.B., Holymoorside, Chesterfield. O.B.E., R.M., of Yew Tree Lodge, Love Lane, Bembridge. Devon—Percy Basil Browne, Esq., of Torr House, West- Eric Graham.' Feben, Esq., of Pound Cottage, leigh, Bideford. Calbourne, Newport. Stanley Edgcumbe, Esq., of Turret Willows, Ridgeway, Michael St. George Stephenson Clarke, Esq., of Old Plympton. Rectory, Shorwell, near Newport. Captain William Grenville Peek, of Hazelwood, Loddis- Kent—Major Ion Melville Calvocoressi, M.B.E., M.C., of well, Kingsbridge. Court Lodge, Westerham. Dorset—Major Graham Neville Yeatman, T.D., of Barring- Christopher Desmond . Neame, Esq., of Colkinsv ton, 54 Twemlow Avenue, Parkstbne, Poole. Faversham. Lady Elizabeth Mary Garneys Williams, of Bridehead, Edward St. John Brice, Esq.,- of Hoo Lodge, Hoo, Little Bredy, Dorchester. Rochester..
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