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2nd Lt. Reginald John Fillingham, R.G.A.For conspicuous gallantry and good work.He took forward a 6-inch gun to an advanced position, kept it there for over thirtyhours, and carried out the task allot…

Capb. William Johnson, M.D., R.A.M.C.,S.R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. He led the bearer division of hisunit for seven consecutive days duringheavy fighting. He was repeatedly underh…

York. E.John Martindell Lamb.Percy Moore.York. E.Arthur Bradshaw Bacon,Maurioe-. Geoffrey Robson.York. E.Vincent Brother ton.Percy Brooke.Herbert Sharp.E.W.War Office,2Qth August 1916.REGULAR FORCES.M…

Lt. James Bruce North Carvick, Aus. Inf.For conspicuous gallantry during a raidon the enemy's trenches. Five prisonerswere taken, and severe casualties inflicted onthe enemy. He twice crossed "No Man'…

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Capt. (temp. Lt.-Col.) Charles Rupert PeterWinser, Res. of Off., S. Lan. R.For conspicuous gallantry during operations. He led his battalion with great dashand ability during several days of hard figh…

War Office,26th August, 1916.ARMY (COURTS OF INQUIRY) ACT,? '1916.The following Rules as to Courts of Inquiryhave been made under Section 70 (5) of theArmy Act as amended by' the1 above Act: ?1.?(1) W…

0War Office,28*h August 1916.. SPECIAL RESERVE OF OFFICERS.The undermentioned 2nd Lts. (on prob.)are confirmed in their rank: ?INFANTRY.Devon. R.' A. Winch."E. H. Skinner.A. C. Faulkner.L. N. L. Tinda…

Temp. Capt. William Eric Phillips, Leins.For conspicuous gallantry when in chargeof 3 parties that went out after the explosionof a mine. He skilfully directed the enterprise, which was successful, he…

Bn. 2 Aug. 1916., . ,-.* - iSerjt.' G. A.:"Forsythj-fr-6m a-'Serv.- Bn.2 Aug. 1916.-' ??'?? ??' -Norf. .B.-^Corpl. F.-M. B. Case, from Lond>JEL, T.F. l.-Aug, 1916: (Since killed in?Action.)- ... .'-'-…