The Gazette

Walter Clark.Ralph Cochrane.Harold Harman Drew.Morris De Saxe.Frederick Hugh Dent.Albert Dolbear.Bernard Arthur Francis.Frederick James Fish.Laurence Victor Gordon.Geoffrey Sandford Hall.Guy Yeoman He…

B 2Capt. Thomas Darling, R. Scots.During a night attack on our outpostline, the enemy succeeded in getting through.This officer immediately organised and led acounter-attack, which drove the enemy out…

T./2nd Lt. Frank Charles Fenton, M.G.Corps.This officer displayed great courageand initiative during an attack. As theinfantry advanced he selected the best positions for his guns and directed them on…

.T./2nd Lt. Robert John Walter, M.G.C.During an attack this officer, who was incharge of a section of four machine guns,.. handled, his command with great, skill, andBreached/his objective,, 2:,000 ya…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 15 OCTOBER, 1918. 12117 Captain Thomas James Richardson relin- Gazettes of 13th Oct. 1914, 13th July 1915, quishes his commission. 16fch Oct. 1918. 20th Oct. 1…

Lt. (A./Capt.) Alastair Hugh Macdonald,M.C., Sea. Highrs.For conspicuous gallantry during recentoperations. While temporarily commandingthe battalion he went forward and personally directed the advanc…

T./2nd Lt. Robert Buttercase Kay, TankCorps.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty as tank engineer. "Under heavy gasshelling; he repaired mechanical troubleswith the utmost despatch. Later, ac…

2nd Lt. Frederick William Lovie, Gord.Highrs.For conspicuous gallantry and initiative.At a critical moment in our advance, he ledhis platoon forward and captured an enemymachine gun with its whole det…

Manch. R.Temp. 2nd Lt. V. P. Hastings to be temp-Li. 19 June 1918.Temp. 2nd Lt. D. Stewart, from R.A.F..to be temp. 2nd Lt. 29 June 1918.Arg. & Suth'd Highrs.Temp. Capt. G. W. MdCrow, from aServ. Bn.,…

Instr. (CL EE).?Whilst empld. with aBritish Mil. Mission.?Temp. <Capt. S. W.McConnell, D.C.M., relinquishes his appt.and the temp, rank of Maj. 6th Sept.1918.ATTD. TO Ho.-QE. UNITS.Brig. Comers.?Bt. |…