The Gazette

T./Maj. Arthur James Peterson, D.S.O.,A/86th Bde., R.F.A.For conspicuous gallantry on the night of29th August, 1918, near Maricourt, whileCapt. (T./Lt.-Col.) William Vernon Lums-den, D.S.O., M.C., Arg…

T./2ndi Lt. Harold Dowker Hardy, lothBn., Tank Corps.On 9th August, 1918, when east of Vau-villers, Ms Tank was held up by an explosion of a dump of enemy gas shells, causinghimself and his crew to be…

Lt.-Col. Lorn Paulet Owsn Tudor, D.S.O.,5th Bn., -Can. Inf., Sask. R.On 1st .September, 1918, for conspicuousgallantry and ability to command. Whenthe enemy had penetrated several hundredyards of the …

T./2nd Lt. (A./Capt.) Bernard VincentPring, attd. Yorks. L.I. (2nd Bn.).During an attack by the enemy at Herle-ville on 19th August, 1918, he led a skilfulcounter-attack, driving 'back the enemy atonc…

Capt. Leslie Ernest Peppiatt, M.C., 7th Bn.,attd. I/19th Bn., Lond. R.For conspicuous gallantry in the attack omHappy Valley, near Bray, 22nd August,1918. While acting as liaison officer he collected …

Lt. Charles Hope Campbell, 416th Fid.Coy., R.E. (T.F.).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in charge of a section of sappers whohad to throw bridges! across the Agache Raveron the morning of…

Lt. Charles Francis Lalor, P.P.C.L.I., E.Ontario R. ,On the night of 1 lth/12th August, 1918, heremained on duty directing and clearingtraffic .as well as the removal of wounded atgreat risk to his ow…

Capt. Eric George de Trembley Permezel,5th Bn., Aust. Infy.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in the attack on St. Martin's Wood on23rd August, 1918. When his company washeld up before the …

Lt. Neil Clark, M.M., 5/6th Bn., Sco. Rif.,.T.F.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion tc*duty. In an attack on Meath Post, pouth ofVillers-Quislain, on the night of September21st, 1918, he commanded …

Lt. J. D. McL. Black, 4th Cam'n Highrs.,T.F., to be temp. Capt. whilst 'empld. asAsst. Instr., School of Instrn. 24th July1918. (Substituted for the notification inthe Gazette of llth Jan. 1919.)The u…