The Gazette

455.On I4th February all serviceableHurricanes were airborne, escorting 225 Group'sbombers which were attacking enemy shippingin Banka Straits. At about 0800 hours theapproach of a large hostile forma…

TO all to whom these presents shall come, we, the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England, send greeting: Whereas it has been made to appear to us that certain tithes or rent-charges in lieu thereof,…

Erratumin fhe List of Army .Promotions-inserted in last Tuesday's Gazette. For John ^Hastings Mair, Gent, to be Ensign in thc Second Battalion of the 69th Regiment, Read, tOtbe Ensign.in the First Bat…

* oatfi Sea House, London, Jan. 7, .7561 lhe Court pfDirectert of phe South Sea Conipany giQe Notice, that the Warrants for the Half Tear's Interest due at Christmas lafl on new South Sea Annuities, a…

I HAVE the honour to report that at 4 a.in. yesterday, Mr. Pict Ujrs kindly sent eight of his Dutch Burghers to reconnoitre the top of Zingan Mountain. At 9 a.m., in accordance with instructions, I st…

23651 Pte. J. French, E. Lane. R. (Colne).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. In company with an N.C.O. andanother private he dashed out° across 150yards of open ground, which was swept bym…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 6 JULY, 1917. 6759 •again placed a small detached garrison within the Yeomanry, and was pressing its attack on .striking distance of my mounted troops, I de- t…

Acting Squadron Leader John BAKER, D.F.C.(120393), Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve, No.405 (R.C.A.F.) Squadron.This officer has participated in a very largenumber of sorties, involving attacks on a …

and has set a fine example of courage and resolution throughout.Pilot Officer Maxwell Fred SANDERS (Aus.428i64),'R.A.A.F., 4.19 (R.C.A.F.) Sqn.This officer has displayed a high degree of?courage and d…

Magrianime, at Sea, July 17, 1797. SIR, C-Ruismg Seventy Leagues Westward of Cape Clear, in compliance with your Instructions of the zzd Ult. His Majesty's Ship the Magnanime, under my Command, amidst…