The Gazette

R. Innis. Fus.Temp. Lt. T. Rothwell, M.C., relinquishesthe actg. rank of Capt. on ceasing to comd.a Co. 1 Dec. 1918.E. Law,. R.Temp'. 2nd Lt. E. J. Bird to be temp.Lt. 26 Oct. 1918, with precedence ne…

* NOTE.?Some amendments to this despatch of 9th May, 1918, have been made by the Vice--Admiral, Dover Patrol, in the light of information received between that date and 22nd January, 1919.3.Tie main o…

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subordinate personnel as well as of actualmaterial, the work has been of a consistentlyhigh order.The Board of Agriculture was constitutedsome three months ago, and has already provedof value in co-or…

War Office, 'I$ih February, 1919.TERRITORIAL FORGE.INFANTRY.42/i En., Leic. Regt.?Qrmr. and Lt. M. F*.'Shepherd, D.C.M., to be Capt. under Para..88 T.F. Regns. 9th Feb. 1919.4th En., Dorset Regt.?Qrmr…

paragraphs, the Royal Marines first securedthe landward side, after which an assault wasorganised against the fortified zone, but theunavoidable delay prevented this attack frombeing carried through b…

Temp. Capt. J. D. D'avies, M.C., isseconded for duty as Brig. Intell. Offr., 58thInf. Brig. 19 Dec. 1918.Temp. 2nd Lt. A. McTavish to be temp.Lt. 26 Oct. 1918, with precedence nextbelow A.-G. Davey.R.…

gates; the second and third (" Intrepid " and" Iphigenia ") were to be run ashore near theentrance at the southern end of the piers,this being the narrowest part of the channeland the position best ca…

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ROYAL FLYING CORPS.Mil. Wing.?The undermentioned ? appts. aremade:?. .Equipment Officers, 2nd Cl.?From- the 3M: Cl. and to bei tempi Lts. whilst so empld.: ?Temp. 2nd Lt. H. C. C. .Gates,1 Gen. List.2…