The Gazette

15129 Serjeant C. Elles, 54th Field Company, Royal Engineers.For consistent good work throughout thecampaign. His energy and coolnesshave set a fine example at all times; hecarried out work under heav…

41 Corporal R. Whitham, 1st Lowland FieldAmbulance, Royal Army Medical Corps, T.F.(attached I/6th Battalion, Scottish Rifles,T.F.).'For conspicuous gallantry; for morethan twelve hours he exhibited gr…

11359 Serjeant W. H. Stokes, 7th Battalion,Gloucestershire Regiment.For conspicuous gallantry on the 8thAugust, 1915, at Chunuk Bair. After theCommander and Officer of the machine-gundetachments had b…

15788 Corporal (Acting Company Quartermaster-Serjeant) F. W. J. Field, 5th FieldCompany, Eoyal Engineers.For consistent good work throughout thecampaign. Both in command of themounted section and late…

Page 1 2692 SUPPLEMENT TOTHE LONDON GAZETTE, 11 MARCH, 1916. 1099 Private F. Legatt, lst/4th (HaUam- shire) Battalion, York and Lancaster Regi- ment, T.F. For conspicuous gallantry. During an advance …

2570 Sapper T. E. Seddon, 56th Field Company, Royal Engineers.For conspicuous gallantry. Whencarrying grenades to the crater he wasknocked over by the explosion of a shell,but picked himself up, colle…

1576 Lance-Corporal J. M. Christie,Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry.For conspicuous gallantry, when he lay outin the open under heavy fire, and accountedfor a large number of the enemy. On5…

M2/074942 Driver G. E. Caley, Army Service Corps (attached Royal Army MedicalCorps).For conspicuous gallantry when he assistedin taking an ambulance car to the first lineof the old enemy trenches, whe…

M2/020766 Acting Corporal J. Greenwood,Army Service Corps.For conspicuous gallantry whilst drivinga motor ambulance under heavy shell fire,often making two or three journeys duringthe night.22070 Corp…

5410 Corporal G. Law, 2nd Field Company,Canadian Engineers.For conspicuous gallantry and Devotion toduty on many occasions. For two periodsof a fortnight and a week respectively hewas continuously wor…