The Gazette

Page 1 338 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 7 JANUARY, 1919. TL'i German Army had made its effort and bad (14) General Scheme of British Operations. failed. The period of its maximum strength The bril…

Fife & For far. ?Lt. J. F. Thorn, M.C.. (sincedied of wounds), to be Capt. 27th Aug.1918.2nd Lt. R. G. Campbell to be Lt., withseniority next below Lt. R. J. Ross. 26thOct. 1918.2nd Lt. W. J. Rae to b…

Asst. Lab. Comdt. (Cl. FF).-^Ca,&. G. H. C.Palmer, Yorks. L.I., vice Capt. H. M.Keppel, Essex R. 8th Nov. 1918.Empld. Directe. of Engring. Stores (Cl. GG).?Temp. Qr.-Mr. and Lt. W. Fox, from R.E. ,and…

hood of Lihons. North of the Somme we wereon the western outskirts of Bray-sur-Somme.Montdidier had fallen to the French twodays earlier, and on the whole front from theOise River to the Roye road at …

24*7i Bn., London Eegt.?Capt. E. M. Greeffis seconded for service with the LabourCorps. 17th Nov. 1918.Highland Cyclist Bn.?Capt. L. I. F. Muir-head relinquishes his commission on accountof ill-health…

265418 Serjeant Charles McDonald, l/6tJiBattalion, Seaforth Highlanders (TerritorialForce) (Elgin).H/45269 Private William McGregor, 4thHussars (Dundee).240629 Corporal John MacKay, M.M., lateI j 5th …

Page 1 306 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 6 JANUARY, 1919. He led his company under intense fire, and when the advance was checked by machine guns, although wounded, pushed on and located the enemy …

E. L. Turner.E.L. Hope.F.W. Bailey.30th Nov. 1918.C. C. Dew.L. M. White.W. F. Whiting.J. B. Baker.S. Hodgson.T. N. White, and to remain seed.4lh Bedf. B.?Temp. Lt. J. T. Nuttall, Serv.Bn., North'd Fus…

night of the 26th/27th September along thewhole front of all three armies, should be followed on the morning of the 27th Septemberby an attack delivered only by the First andThird Armies. In this way …

Poulton, 19795 Sjt. (A./C.Q.M.S.) E., 21stBn.Pugh, 33844 Pte. F., 20th Bn.Smith, 18729 C.S.M. J. B., M.M., 21et Bn.Tooie, 20123 Pte. W., 22nd Bn.Whyatt, 18761 Cpl. H., 21st Bn.Williams, 43533 C.Q.M.S.…