The Gazette

Lt. J. W. King, T.F., relinquishes theactg. rank of Capt. on ceasing to be empld.as 2nd in Comd. of a Batt. 24th Oct.1918.The undermentioned to be actg.Capts.: ?Lt. H. N. Plant, Spec. Res., from 24thJ…

Page 1 14448 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE,5 DECEMBER, 1918. patrol had to withdraw, he kept the enemy at bay by bombing until his men had got away, and then fell back himself. It was due to his cou…

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42580 Cpl. F. Pollard, M.M., 6th By.,R.F.A. (Lewes).He accompanied the battery field observation officer on a reconnaissance. The officerkilled, but in spite of heavy shelling he continued the reconna…

2233 Sjt. D. Campbell, 120th By., 27th Bde.,R.F.A. (Frimley).For conspicuous gallantry in action. Whenheavy enemy bombardment caused severalcasualties to his battery and1 ignited an-ammunition dump, h…

British Columbia Begt.Temp. Maj. P. Byng Hall, D.S.O., to betemp. Li.-Col. 18 Nov. 1918.Temp. Maj. R. Macgowan to be actg. Lt.-Col. while comdg. a Can. Cdmd. Depot. 5Sept. 1918.Can. A.M.C.Temp. Lt.-Co…

67947 Sjt. A. Mclsaac, M.M., 25th Bn.,.Can. Infy.' For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. When his platoon was in support,seeing that the leading troops had sufferedheavy casualties, he brough…

8th Sn., -Worcestershire jRefli.? Lt. '(actg.Capt.) E. S. Mitchell, M.C., to be. Capt.3rd Aug. 1918.Lt. (actg. Capt.) J. F. Bomford, M.C.,to be Capt. 8th Oct. 1918.5th Bn>., East L'ancs. Regt. ? Lt. G…

28 iSept.-1918.A. D. Gowans.A. V. Hessel.26 Oct.' 1918.L. Hay den.H. U. Titterton.A. E. Way.C. L. Turnbull. 17 Nov. 1918.26 Nov. 1918. ?'J. R. Barron.'.-'T. C. Dowse.30 Nov. 1918.C.S. Bales.M. W. Penm…

58286 Pte. F. Jones, 16th Bn., R.W. Fus.(Blackpool).For conspicuous gallantry and fine leadership with his platoon, after the platoon commander had been wounded. He pushed forward, on his own initiati…