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Supplement to the London Gazette, 17 March, 1915. 2717 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 17 MARCH, 1915. 2717 12th (County of London) Battalion, The Lon- 28th (County of London) Battalion, The Lon- don Regiment (The Bangers). don Regiment (Artists' Rifles); the under- Lieutenant Stephen E. V. Tattersall to be mentioned to te Second. Lieutenants. jJated Captain. Dated 15th February, 1915. 18th March, 1915: — Second Lieutenant Harry Infeld to be Serjeant Noel Elmslie. Lieutenant (temporary). Dated 15th Feb- Corporal William Goodwin Blake Shinner. ruary, 1915. Private Thomas Harold Hughes. Private Eric Jtilake Harvey. The undermentioned to be Second Lieu- tenants : — The Kent Cyclist Battalion; Second Lieutenant Frederick Thomas Chapman. Dated 5th Ronald F. Jenyns to be Lieutenant. Dated March, 1915. 23rd January, 1915. Private Francis Radcliffe How, from the The Huntingdonshire Cyclist Battalion. 28th (County of London) Battalion, The London Regiment. Dated 18th March, Captain Joseph R. W. Myers to be 1915. Adjutant, vice Captain Francis W. M. Drew, Private Maurice Leonard Hunt. Dated who has vacated the appointment. Dated 18th March, 1915. 18th March, 1915. Private Rupert Harry Mackintosh. Dated Allen Woodward Wilson to be Second 18th March, 1915. Lieutenant. Dated llth March, 1915. l&th (County of London) Battalion, The Lon- ARMY SERVICE CORPS. don Regiment (London Scottish). Home Counties Divisional Train, Middlesex Captain Robert Dunsmore to be Major Brigade Company; Private Howard Plomer (temporary). Dated 4th March, 1915. Trounce, from the Honourable Artillery The undermentioned to be Captains (tem- Company, to be Second Lieutenant. Dated porary). Dated 4th March, 1915: — 18th March, 1915. Lieutenant Ernest M. Stirling. Lowland Divisional Tram.; Second Lieutenant Lieutenant Leslie S. Lindsey Renton. William Sutcliffe to be seconded. Dated Second Lieutenant Herbert C. Palmer. 3rd March, 1915. 15th (County of London) Battalion, The Lon- West Riding Divisional Train, No. 2 Com- don Regiment (Prince of Wales's Own Civil pany; Barry Simpson to be Second Lieu- Service Rifles); Private Charles Mason tenant. Dated 21st February, 1915. Kilner, from the Honourable Artillery Com- pany, to be Second Lieutenant. Dated ARMY MEDICAL SERVICES. 18th March, 1915. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Averill, M.D., 17th (County of London) Battalion, The Lon- from Sanitary Service, to be Deputy Assis,- don Regiment (Poplar and Stepney Rifles); tant Director of Medical Services, Welsh Ronald Shadwell Brockway to be Second Division. Dated 17th February, 1915. Lieutenant. Dated 2nd March, 1915. Captain Charles S. Wink, from Attached to Units other than Medical Units, to be 18th (County of London) Battalion, The Lon- Deputy Assistant Director of Medical don Regiment (London Irish Rifles); Private Services, East Anglian (Reserve) Division. Kenneth' D'Aguilar Houston, from the Inns Dated 14th February, 1915. of Court, Officers Training Corps, to be Second Lieutenant. Dated 18th March, 1915. ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS. 202/z. (County -f London) Battalion, The Lon- Highland Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance; don Regiment (Blackheath and Woolwich); Staff-Serjeant Hector Mclver to be Trans- Alan Emilius Young to be Second Lieu- port Officer, with the honorary rank of Lieu- tenant. Dated 14th March, 1915. tenant. Dated 18th March, 1915. 21st (County of London) Battalion, The Lon- South-Eastern Mounted Brigade Field Ambul- don Regiment (1st Surrey Rifles'); Second ance; Major (Honorary Lieutenant in the Lieutenant Sidney F. Corby to be Captain Army) Lewis Harcourt Coles, Reserve of (temporary). Dated 18th March, 1915. Officers, Retired List, Territorial Force, to be Transport Officer, with the honorary rank 23rd (County df London) Battalion, The Lon- of Captain. Dated 18th March, 1915. don Regiment; Lance-Corporal Godfrey Adolphus Ballard, from the 4th .battalion, Welsh Border Mounted Brigade Field Ambul- The Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, to ance; William Williamson Yeats to be be Second Lieutenant. Dated 18th March, Transport Officer, with the honorary rank of 1915. Lieutenant. Dated 13th February, 1915. 25th (County of Tondon) Cyclist Battalion, Yorkshire Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance; The London Regiment. Surgeon-Captain Robert A. Draper, from Private Edgar Raphael .Meyer Spielman, East Riding of Yorkshire Yeomanry, to be from the Honourable Artillery Company, to Major (temporary). Dated 14th March, be Second Lieutenant. Dated 18th March, 1915. 1915. Trumpeter Francis Stanley Symondson, 3rd East Lancashire Field Ambulance; Lieu- from the Honourable Artillery Company, to tenant Charles Bertram Marshall, M.B., to be Second Lieutenant. Dated 18th March, be Captain (temporary).. Dated 27th Feb- , 1915. ruary, 1915..
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