The Gazette

14621 Cpl. (L./Sjt.) A. H. Bird, M.M.,Glouc. R. (Cirencester).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. During our attack this N.C.O. led hismen to their objective with great courage,showing a fi…

16209 Sjt. S. Pretty, M.G. Corps (Padding-ton).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. This non-commissioned officerbrought the two guns of which he was incharge into action in the open, under …

tracted on active service, and is granted thehon. rank of Lt. 31 Oct. 1918.S. Staff. R.Temp. Lt. F. Richardson to be Adjt. andactg. Capt., with pay and allces. of Lt. whileso empld. 8 May 1918.MACHINE…

K. M. McLeod. 12 Sept. 1917.R. Ir. Rif.Temp. Capt. F. R. Webb relinquishes hiscommission on account of ill-health contracted on active service, and is granted thehon. rank of Capt. 2 Nov. 1918.The und…

66334 Pte. J. Donaghy, M.G. Corps (Dun-gannon).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty as runner between machine-gun company headquarters and advanced gun posirtions. Under heavy enemy bombardme…

SPEiCIAL RESERVE OF OFFICERS.RESERVE UNITS.INFANTRY.Wore. B.?The undermentioned Capts. to beMajors: ?Bt. Maj. R. D. Temple, D.S.O. 1st Feb.1918.R. Ratliffe. 7th Feb. 1918.The undermentioned to be actg…

200800 Pte. (A./L./Cpl.) W. Foulds, M.M.,W. Rid. R. (Halifax).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty He took command of his platoon whenthe officer and serjeant had' been wounded,and1 led the m…

OVERSEA FORCES.CANADA.Commands and Staff.The undermentioned appts. are made: ?Attd. to Hd.-Qr. Units.Brig. Comdr.?Temp. Lt.-Col. J. A. Clark,D.S.O., Brit. Col. R., and to be temp.Brig.-Gen., vice temp…

No. 24/1699 Sjt. Reginald Stanley Judson,D.C.M., M.M., Auckland R., N.Z.F.For most conspicuous bravery and devotion to duty when, in an attack on enemypositions, he led a small bombing partyunder heav…

21427 Pte. (L./Cpl.) F. Watson, E. Lan. R.(Nelson).For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty. During our advance the line, ofwhich the section in which L./Cpl. Watsonwas fighting formed part, swep…