The Gazette

Page 1 12462 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 21 OCTOBER, 1918. 2nd Lt. R. Watt (R. Sc. Fus., Spec. Res.) ceases to be empld. -with tihe Corps. 1 Oct. 1918. The undermentioned 2nd Lts. to be 2nd Lts.…

ward observation officers during a period ofsevere fighting.240856 Cpl. (L./Sjt.) J. Naylon, Sea.-Highrs. (Bolton).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. This non-commissioned officer hasserve…

24192 Pte. G. Crelly, York. L.I. (Eotherham).11/357 Sjt. E. Cressey, E. York. E. (Hull).26751 Pte. C. Crew, E. War. E. (Hawkes-bury) .159997 Gnr. F. Crossley, E.F.A. (Shuttle-worth).133650 Pte. L. W. …

were pressed vigorously in the direction ofNieppe and Neuve Eglise. In the afternoon,fierce fighting itook place about Messines, whichthe enemy had regained. Beyond this, histroops were not 'able to p…

All ranks were looking with confidence andresolution to the campaign of 1918.On March 10th the relief of the Britishtroops on the Montello sector of the Piavefront was already in progress. This relief…

721056 Cpl. N. McK. McRae, Infy.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty during an attack. He assumed com-301646 B.S.M. J. McNamara, F. Arty.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty while in…

90767 T/R.S.M. J. Banner, R.F.A.(Bolton).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in getting forward rations under enemyshell fire. He has never failed on any occasion though often encountering g…

Temp. 2nd Lt. E. M. Holt is transfd. toGen. List for service with Ind. Army Res. ofOff. (on prob.). 25th Sept. 1918, with seniority from 6th Apr. 1918.Remt. Serv.?Capt. L. P. Stedall, D.S.O.,Yeo., T.F…

121407 C.S.M. A. Hayler, R.E. (Plumstead,S.E.).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. This warrant officer has given manyexamples while performing the task ofsetting up pumping installations o…

they were able to pass back information concerning the enemy's attack.The attack being expected, reserves had beenbrought forward and battle stations manned.On all parts of the battle front garrisons …