The Gazette

DISTINGUISHED SEBVICE 6BDEB.Capt. Ralph Streatfeild-James, E. Surr. R.For conspicuous gallantry in action. Heled his company with the greatest courageand initiative, and greatly assisted in capturing …

E.?2nd Lt. (on prob.) A. J. L. Stirling relinquishes his commn. on account of. ill-health. 26th Nov. 1916.SUPPLEMENTARY TO BEGULAR UNITS OR CORPS.BOYAL FLYING CORPS.Mil. Wing.?The undermentioned 2nd L…

MILITARY CROSS.Temp. Capt. Edward Robert Seymour Prior,M.C., S. Lan. R.For conspicuous gallantry in action. Heled the assault with great courage and initiative, gaining his objective and consolidating…

MILITABY CBOSS.Temp. 2nd Lt. Oswald MarchantHills, Ches.For conspicuous gallantry in action. Hewent over with the first wave of his companyand rushed the enemy's post, and organisedthe consolidation o…

DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL.21749 Sjt. H. Robertson, Mach. Gun Corps.For conspicuous gallantry in action. Hefought his machine gun under heavy fire withgreat courage and initiative. He has onmany prev…

DISTINGUISHED CONDUCT MEDAL.C13029 Sjt. R. B. White, Devon/ R.For conspicuous gallantry in action. Heassumed command of and led two platoonswith great courage and initiative. Later,he carried out a va…

.The. undermentioned temp. Lts., fromManch. R., to be temp. Lts. 4 Nov. 1916,retaining their Army seniority : ?..<r. Langdon.D. F. Milne.F. Towers.J. Lough. - . - -Temp. 2nd Lt. W. O. Palmer, Manch. R…

MILITAEY CROSS.Temp. 2nd Lt. Wilfred Appold Westmacott,W. Yorks. R.For conspicuous gallantry and able leading of his men during reconnaissance workunder very heavy fire. He led his line overopen groun…

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MILITARY CROSS.2nd Lt. Edward-Clemson, Suff. R.For conspicuous gallantry and abilitywhen taking up a position in order to cover aflank of another division. In so doing he2nd Lt. (temp. Lt.) Charles Al…