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Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THEEDINBURGH-GAZETTE, JANUARY 20, 1919. 36t 34688 Pfce. L. Williams, 2/4th Bn., W. Kid. R (T.F.) (Paignton). For conspicuous gallantry in operations near Bavrincourt between 12th …

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TOTHE EDINBURGH GAZETTE, JANUARY 20, 1919. 383 4/1818 Sjt. E. V. Manson, M.M., N.Z Divl. Sig. Coy., N.Z. Engrs. On the morning of the 12th September, 1918, during an attack by his br…

small strong point on his right front, killing or capturing them all. On 10th August, in further operations N.E. of Morlancourt, he again displayed great leadership, and by personal courage led his pl…

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gun fire. Although wounded, he fought continuously. He returned over open ground and brought up a Lewis gun, with whicn he broke up the enemy resistance. After reporting to the dressing station, he re…

67235 Cpl. C. McAllister, 2nd Bu., Can. M.G.C. Between the 26th and 28th August, 1918, east of Cherisf.y, when his officer and all the other N.C.O's. of his section were either killed or wounded and t…

badly stunned, and afterwards ? slightly wounded, but remained at duty until the Brigade was relieved. WZ/424 C./P./O. G. Prowse, Drake Bn., R.N.V.R. (Landore). On 21st August, 1918, at Logeast Wood, …

has at all times inspired his men by bis-personal courage and leadership. 434559 Pte. H. Webb, M.M., 10th Bn., Cant Infy. On the night of 18th/19th August, 1918, afe Fresnoy, he was one of a battalion…

Gross, Maitland G. For great courage in assisting to subdue fires at an explosives factory in Canada, and in long continued working in a very -dangerous atmosphere. Hadd, Juliette. For courage and sel…

Page 1 342 SUPPLEMENT TOTHEEDINBURGH GAZETTE, JANUAEY 20, 1919. Infantry unloading party and three of his crew became casualties from the severe barrage. He endeavoured to collect a second party, but …