The Gazette

For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty while in command of the company inclose support. Thanks to his coolness andgood leadership his line was held intact,although the enemy had forced the fron…

dence as from 25th Oct. 1916. 3rd May1917. (Substituted for that which appearedin the Gazette of 21st July 1917.)2nd Lt. W. K. Duckett to be Lt. 26thApr. 1918.INFANTRY.Royal Scots.? 2nd Lt. W. E. Gerr…

Lt. (A./Capt.) Arnold Mayhew Luty, W.Rid. R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. When the enemy penetrated part ofour line this officer led his men forwardunder heavy machine-gun fire, and c…

T./Lt.-Col. Arthur Innes Irons, D.S.O.,Midd'x R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. Under very heavy rifle and machine-gun fire he collected and rallied men andreinforced the line. By his p…

Lt. (A./Capt.) John Maybery Bevan, R.F.A.-For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty throughout sixteen days' operations.On one occasion he voluntarily carried a message under heavy hostile machine…

T./Lt. Henry James Adshead, M.C., Line.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. This officer, when sent to form adefensive flank with two platoons, met aparty of twenty of the enemy, whom heatta…

T. /Lt. Noel Parkin Sellick, North'd Fus.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to»duty. He handled his Stokes mortars witfoT./Lt. (A./Capt.) Robert William Field1Self, A.S.C.For conspicuous gallantry…

T./2nd Lt. James Donald, M.G. Corps.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. He kept his machine guns in action,repelling many enemy attacks until he wassurrounded. Later, he remained behind toc…

Lt. (T./Capt.) Frederick Williams, R.A.F.,.Spec. Res.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to-duty during recent operations. He toolrpart in a number of long-distance raids andphotographic reconnaiss…

2nd Lt. Frederick Hodgson, Lond. R., andM.G. Corps.For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty. This officer kept his guns inaction under the heaviest enemy barrage,doing great execution, and only w…