The Gazette

528 C.S.-M. R. Scanlon, M.M., Aust. Infy.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. When a runner from battalion headquarters was wounded as he was approachingcompany headquarters, this warrant of…

Dep. Asst. Mil. Sec.?Lt.-Col. M. C. P.Ward, R.A., and to relinquish the temp,rank of Col. 23rd Sept. 1918.G.S.Os., 2nd Grade.?Capt. S. H. Foot, R.E.,Spec. Res., from a Brig. Maj. 22nd Jan.1918.3rd Gra…

19702 Sjt. A. E. Kay, Wore. R. (Wordsley,Stourbridge).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty during an enemy attack. When theright flank of his company became exposed,he rushed forward with an …

2nd Lt. James Russell, from Signal Cos.(A.T.), to be 2nd Lt., with seniority aa from2nd Feb. 1910. 13th Nov. 1914. (Substituted for that which appeared in the Gazetteof 14th Dec. 1914.)2nd Lt. (temp. …

ROYAL FLYING CORPS.Mil. Winy.?The undermentioned appts. aremade: ?Flying Officers.?Temp. 2nd Lts. (on prob.),Gen. List, and to be confirmed in .theirrank: ??B'. E. Taylor. 12th Dec. 1917.G. F. Sanders…

Rif. Brig.Temp. 2nd Lt. H. V. Pugh, M.C., relinquishes the actg. rank of 'Capt. (addtl.). 22Aug. 1918.Garrison Battalions.Torks. L.I.Temp. Maj. J. J. O'Sullivan relinquisheshis commission on account o…

330036 CJ3.M. W. H. Mathie, D.C.M.H.L.I. (Glasgow).For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty. During eight days' fighting, hejwas the backbone of the battalion. He wasanimated by the fighting spir…

War Office,±th October, 1918.TERRITORIAL FORCE.YEOMANRY.2nd Lt. (actg. Capt. and Adjt.) E. A. H.Goldfinch, Gord. Highrs., vacates the appt.of Adjt., and relinquishes the actg. rank ofCapt. 17th Sept. …

93914 L./Cpl. P. Ward, M.G. Corps(Leeds).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in action. When his gun was put outof action he took charge of a portion of thefiring line at a critical time and…

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