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10406 Supplement to the London Gazette, 26 October, 191& 10406 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 26 OCTOBER, 191&. 2nd D.G.—Thomas Geoffrey Beale. A'orth'd Fus.—James Yates. Eirik Mar Cartmel-Robinson. Montagu Frank Peyton. ±th D.G.—John Fitch Sanderson. John Bond Brown. Peter George Gillett. Eric Henry Donald Grimley. Guy Eliot de Pass. Claude Thomas Smith. 5th D.G-—Guy Meyrick Mallaby-Deeley. R. War. R.—Horace Barnard Bird.. Wilfrid Roy Humpherson. 1st Dns.—Theodore Hamilton Beit. R. Fus.—Robert Lionel Sparks. 2nd Dns.—.Thomas Lionel Dugdale, John Reginald Horne-Payne. John Brabyn North. , Michael Edward Gonne. 4th Hrs.—William Thomas Pegrumi i Douglas Arthur Soollick. Kenneth Just Malcolm. L'pool R.— Basil Walwyn White. 5th irs.—Ronald Pollock Watt. Norf. R.—Clement Flegg Horsley, 6th Dns.—'Charles Pratt. Eric Charles Prattley. 7th Hrs.—Lord Henry George Alfred Marius William Lionel Kingwill. 'Victor Francis Porchester. Alan Chalmers Wood. &th Hrs.—Thomas Brian Ashton Evans- Gerald Arthur Mitchell. Lombe, Devon. R.—Cyril Haymond Crowley. Denys Frank Joseph Goodson. Arthur Thomas Brooks. Samuel Mervyn Montgomery. William John Hendy Courtis. Frederick Ronald Valentine Graham. Suff. R.—Ernest Merrill Ransford. bin,. Lrs.—Charles Wilfrid Bennett. Charles Reginald Bond. Otho Leslie Prior Palmer. 8om. L.I.—Derek Allin Adey Shepperson^ llth Hrs.—William Ian Leetham. Leslie James Hansford White. 13th Hrs.—Arthur Henry Felix Fletcher. Frank Lainbton Oliver. Henry Ryder Hawkins. W. York. R.—Frank Norman Evison. 16t-h Lrs.—The Hon. Edward Wodehouse. Leic. R.—George Curtis Coleman. Stuart Maxwell Deans. Adrian Gifford Raleigh. •Geoffrey Robert Martin-Holland. R. IT. Regt.—Charles Henry Freeman. 17th Lrs.—Alan Alexander Malcolm. Michael John Hunt. Randal Hugh Vivian Smith. Paul Charles Stacpoole O'Longan. •George Christopher Hamilton Heron. Augustus Klingner Ferguson. 18th Hrs.—Robert John Kemp Chattey. Lan. Fus.—Reginald MacLaren Armitage.. 19t7i Hrs.—James Frederick Norris. Harold Cecil Cotter. George Hew Fanshawe. JK. Sc. Fus.—Arthur Claude Ross. Frederick William Byass. Ernest Godfrey Jonas. John Augustus Lawrence Powell. Eugene Bernays Markus. William Alexander Low. Perciva-1 Charles Edward Wilkinson. FOOT GUARDS. Ches. R.—William Ronald Oulton. (rren. Gds.—Godfrey Vassal George Augustus Tom Wellington Menneer. Webster. R. W. Fus.— Arthur Charles Fleming Griffith. Noel Rowland Abbey. John Arthur LLoyd. S. Wales Bord.—Arthur Leslie Newman. James Malcolm'Chitty. Derrick Edmund Southey. Richard Hartley Carson. Edwin Patrick Moxey. Robert Lethbridge Murray Lawes. Edwin Neville Cook. Richard Hall-Watt. K. 0. Sco. Bord.—Alan Dunlop Foster. Cold. Gds.—Alex Gouldsmith Hudleston Robert Lyle McKendrick Barbour. Fowler. Ronald Homfray Bonnin. Osbert Peake. Norgrave Ingram Bryce Smith. The Hon. Denis Bertram Sydney Buxton. Eric Blackett Wilson. Ralph Vivian Babington. Neil Emslie Nelson Henderson. Robert Charles Crosbie Drummond. Sco'. Rif.—Donald Cardross Grant. Charles Ivor Phipson Smith-Ryland. Cecil Renuie Ruddle. Hcots Gds.—The Hon. John Alan Burns. R. Innis. Fits.—Toby St. George Caulfeild. Samuel Britton McCbnnell. Irish Gds.—Hugh Reginald Baldwin. Robert Brooks McConnell. John Charles Maher. William Litton Rowland De Burg Young. Lord Charles Henry Settrington. Eric Talbot Allan Ingram. Welsh Gds.—Alaric Charles Henry Borough. Glouc. R.—Charles Cam Thackwell Clayton. INFANTRY. Alan Marcus Stotesbury. R. Scots.—Neil Campbell Darker. Godfrey Burnside Hudson. JK. W. Surr. JK.—Thomas Philip Toovey. Godfrey Marcus Rogers. Francis Edward Buller Girling. Wore. R.—William Marsden Cooper. Alfred Meredyth Bennett. John Theodore Milner. Cyril Clarke Prescott. Henry Frederick Pole Fletcher. Frank Leslie Hallam. E. Kent R.—Arthur Mostyn Wray. Geoffrey Charles Stemp. Leslie George Hamlyn Bryant. Geoffrey Edward Sewell. Victor Lawrence Vernon. John George Thprn-Drury. E. Lane. R.—Walter Arthur Francis Bailey. Noel Gordon Blake. Edwin Charles Irish..
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