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328 Bandsman J. Forster, lst/4th Battalion,Northumberland Fusiliers, T.F.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty, when acting as a stretcher-bearer.On one occasion he searched for and carriedwou…

5036 Serjeant A. H. Macdonald, lst/5thBattalion, Scottish Rifles, T.F.For conspicuous gallantry; he rallied themen of another regiment, who had, by mis-gallantry and abilityiuties in Supply, fre-For c…

4440 Colour-Serjeant (Acting Serjeant-Major) R. E. Small, Permanent Staff, lst/5thBattalion, Leicestershire Regiment.For conspicuous gallantry throughout thecampaign. He has never hesitated to underta…

523 Second Corporal J. Christie, 51st Highland Divisional Signal Company, RoyalEngineers, T.F.For conspicuous gallantry and good workon many occasions when repairing telephonewires under shell, machin…

1269 Lance-Corporal G. Snowden, I/2ndNorthumbrian Field Ambulance, Royal ArmyMedical Corps, T.F.For conspicuous gallantry. When thevillage was being demolished, Lance-Corporal Snowden, with the greate…

3/6882 Private J. O. Hanson, Depot, EastYorkshire Regiment (formerly 1st Battalion).For conspicuous gallantry and continuousgood work on patrol, barbed wiring, and inthe performance of his duties, fre…

5612 Second Corporal J. F. Norton, No. 4Section, 1st Canadian. Divisional SignalCompany (Canadian' Engineers, TelegraphDetachment).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty as a telephone linesman…

GENERAL STAFF.General Staff Officer.1st Grade?Major (temporary Lieutenant-Colonel)Henry F. L. Grant, Royal Artillery, froman Assistant Adjutant and Quartermaster-General, and to retain his temporary r…

189 Corporal W. W. Henderson, I/1stNorth Somerset Yeomanry, T.F.For conspicuous gallantry during an actionin continuing to serve his gun under heavyfire after his Officer and Serjeant had beenwounded …

MEMORANDA.The undermentioned Lieutenant-Colonels,Indian Army, to be Colonels: ?Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Lionel N. Herbert. Dated 14thNovember, 1914.Henry J. Roche, C.B. Dated 17th …