The Gazette

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…

1465 Corporal J. W. McKenny, 2/lst WestRiding Field Company, Royal Engineers, T.F.For conspicuous gallantry in assisting anofficer to maintain the bridges over thecanal. He set a fine example to his m…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 13 MARCH, 1916. 2773 The Border Regiment. Garrison Battalions. Robert Sherwin Watt (ex-cadet, Toronto University, Canadian Officers Training Corps) to be tempor…

72 Serjeant-Major W. A. Muir, 20th(County of London) Battalion, The LondonRegiment (Blackheath and Woolwich), T.F.For conspicuous gallantry in superintending the supply of ammunition under heavyfire. …

1424 Lance-Corporal J. Thompson, Honourable Artillery Company, T.F.-For conspicuous gallantry. Alt-houghwounded he advanced with his platoon to thefirst line of a threatened flank and refusedto leave …

3/217 Serjeant'J. Doddington, 5th Battalion, Wiltshire Regiment.For conspicuous gallantry on 10th August,1915, near Chunuk Bair (Gallipoji Peninsula) . When the Regiment was attacked ata disadvantage,…

35664 Serjeant R. Davis, Royal ArmyMedical Corps.For conspicuous gallantry during attacksand counter-attacks, in charge of stretcher-bearers. Later, calling for volunteers, hecleared away the wounded.…