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Supplement to Thelondon Gazette, 28 Januaby, 1916, 1197 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 28 JANUABY, 1916, 1197 Captain (temporary Major) W. D. S. Brown- No. 1104 Private S. F. Perkins. rigg, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regi- No. 1881 Private H. E. Kirk. ment. Major L. I. G. Morgan-Owen, South Wales \st County of London Yeomanry. Borderers. Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Sir M. R. H. Major R. L. Lloyd, Royal Welsh Fusiliers Wilson, Bt., C.S.I. (Major, Reserve of (died of wounds). Officers). Major W. Neilson, 4th Hussars. No. 2491 Lance-Serjeant F. W. Bird. Major T. C. Mudie, Royal Scots. No. 2860 Lance-Corporal H. D. Denman. Major S. Hay, Cameron Highlanders. Major R. D. Baker, East Lancashire Regiment Surrey Yeomanry. (died of wounds). Captain H. F. G. Carter, Yorkshire Light In- No. 4226 Serjeant-Major S. J. Lawrencei (1st fantry. Royal Dragoons), attached. Captain W. H. Deedes, King's Royal Rifle Corps. City of London Yeomanry. Captain N. K. Street, Worcestershire Regi- Major (temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) G. V. ment (killed). Clarke, D.S.O. Captain E. M. Simpson, Worcestershire Regi- ment. ROYAL ARTILLERY. Captain R. L. Petre, South Wales Borderers. • Royal Horse and Royal Field Artillery. Captain P. L. Leared, 7th Gurkha Rifles. Lieutenant-Colonel H. Johnstone. Temporary Captain E. R.. Tomlinson. Major J. C. Dunbar. Lieutenant G. E. Chadwick, East Lancashire Major H. P. J. Cowell (died of wounds). Regiment. Major G. St. L. Thornton. Lieutenant W. M. Armstrong, 10th Hussars. Captain S. R. Wason. Lieutenant V. A. Braithwaite, Somerset Light Infantry. Temporary Captain T. S. Syers. Lieutenant G. H. Bailey. Lieutenant Hon. G. St. J. Brodrick, Surrey Temporary Second Lieutenant T. C. Macaulay. Yeomanry. Temporary Second Lieutenant R. Fitton. No. 366 Serjeant (Acting Squadron Serjeant- Temporary Second Lieutenant A. E. Haynes. Major) G. Ashley, Military-Mounted Police. Temporary Second Lieutenant C. A. Bourne. Temporary Second Lieutenant C. K. Davidson. YEOMANRY. Second Lieutenant B. C. Trappes-Lomax. Nottinghamshire (Sherwood Rangers) No. 92187 'Corporal E. G. Turner. Yeomanry. No. 10289 Private (Acting Corporal) A. Cook. Lieutenant-Colonel Sir J. P. Milbanke, Bt., No. 3740 Bombardier W. E. Sutton. V.C. (Major, Reserve of Officers) (killed). No. 78293 Bombardier O. C. Dubois. Captain J. D. F. W'oodhouse, 14th Hussars No. 94863 Acting Bombardier E. Breach. (Adjutant). No. 10374 Gunner R. J. Land. No. 21458 Driver W. Langhorn. Nottinghamshire (South Nottinghamshire ----j-r-j Hussars) Yeomanry. Royal Field Artillery (Territorial Force). Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel E. H. Cole Lieutenant (temporary Captain) J. Prichard, (Colonel, Indian Army). Welsh Brigade. Major T. P. Barber. No. 1202 Battery Quartermaster-Serjeant W. H. Gastall, East Lancashire Brigade. BiuclcingJiamshire Yeomanry. No. 286 Serjeant C. Taylor, East Lancashire Lieutenant-Colonel C. A. Grenfell. Brigade. Temporary Major W. E. St. John. Second Lieutenant (temporary Lieutenant) Royal Garrison Artillery. A. G. de Rothschild. Temporary Second Lieutenant T. W. Gilbert. Second Lieutenant J. D. Young. Captain I. A. E. Edwards. No. 648 Corporal (Acting Lance-Serjeant) S. No. 9623 Quartermaster-Serjeant (Artillery S. Potts. Clerk) H. W. Adams. No. 15389 Serjeant W. Bell (attached High- Derbyshire Yeomanry. land Mountain Brigade). Temporary Major F. Fitz H. Lance (Major, No. 2953 Serjeant D. Twomey. 19th Lancers). No. 2571 Serjeant W. J. Neave. No. 20641 Serjeant A. Jones. Dorset Yeomanry. No. 32185 Corporal A. Lane. Second Lieutenant O. C. Bragge. Second Lieutenant F. W. Gray. Royal Garrison Artillery (Territorial Force). No.. 193 Serjeant W. Pike. No. 4866 Battery Serjeant-Major W. McCully, No. 783 Serjeant P. Finlay. Highland Mountain Brigade. No. 350 Private S. Adams. No. 4259 Serjeant A. Matheson, Highland Mountain Brigade. Berks Yeomanry. No. 4888 Gunner (Acting Bombardier) J. Nel- Major E. S. Gooch (died of wounds). son, Highland Mountain Brigade. Captain F. B. Hurndall, 20th Hussars (late No. 340 Gunner H. McPherson, Highland Adjutant). Mountain Brigade. Second Lieutenant H. C. Blyde. No. 776 Squadron Serjeant-Major J. Liddle. ROYAL ENGINEERS. No. 1761 Serjeant W. A. Blyde. Lieutenant-Colonel F. K. Fair. No. 1569 Corporal H. D. Champion. Lieutenant-Colonel L. H. Close..
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