The Gazette

Page 1 2674 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 11 MARCH, 1916. 721 Serjeant C. W. Fretwell, lst/8th Batta- lion (Leeds Rifles), West Yorkshire Regiment, T.F. For conspicuous gallantry. In return- ing t…

FOOT GUARDS.Scots Guards.Captain James W. Smith-Neill, RetiredList, from a General Staff Officer, 2nd Grade,to command the Regiment and RegimentalDistrict (temporarily), and to be temporaryColonel whi…

7784 Company Serjeant-Major W. H. Mart,2nd Battalion, Bedfordshire Regiment.For conspicuous gallantry. Althoughwounded in the head, he displayed greatbravery in handling his machine gun, refusing to l…

SPECIAL RESERVE OF OFFICERS.RESERVE UNITS.INFANTRY.The King's Own (Royal Lancaster Regiment).Second Lieutenant (on probation) William P. Waddington relinquishes his commission. Dated 14th March, 1916.…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TOTHELONDON GAZETTE, 11 MARCH, 1916. 2701 7181 Serjeant D. McQuiston, 54th Field Company, Royal Engineers. For consistent good work during the cam- paign. He has always set a good ex…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TOTHELONDON GAZETTE, 11 MARCH, 1916. 2659 party, and with this party he captured 100 yards of trench. Later, when another garrison had lost the trench, he, with a party of grenadiers…

Z/340 Private J. W.'Stockton, 3rd Battalion, Rifle Brigade.For conspicuous gallantry; he dug outthree men who had been buried by a shell,and dressed their wounds. To do this hewas obliged to leave his…

NEW ZEALAND FORCE.13/5 Trooper L. J. Armstrong, AucklandMounted. Rifles.For conspicuous gallantry between the21st and 30th- August, 1915, at KaiajikAghala (Dardanelles), when' in charge ofmachine guns…

7517 Company Serjeant-Major A. Cox, 1stBattalion, East Yorkshire Regiment.For conspicuous gallantry, continuousgood work in the trenches, and invariabledevotion to duty in assisting his companyCommand…

13368 Company Serjeant-Major A. J.Howell, 3rd Battalion, Royal Fusiliers.For conspicuous gallantry. After all hiscompany Officers had been killed or wounded,Company Serjeant-Major Howell tookcharge of…