The Gazette

31138 B.S.M. A. H. Cook, M.M., R.G.A.(Plumstead, S.E.).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to>duty. When his battery was being heavilyshelled, by his personal example and utterdisregard of danger, …

41425 Bdr. J. Horth, R.G.A. (Caister-on-Sea).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. Under very heavy bombardment hefought his gun until all ammunition wasexpended and then put it out of action…

476763 Sjt. R. Newett, R.E. (Sheffield).For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty. This N.C.O. was one of a party ofsappers who had become involved in actionas they were returning from work. Theyh…

Bedfordshire Regt.?The surname of Lt. E. J.Saner is as now described, and not as statedin the Gazette of 15th Aug. 1918.Leicestershire Regt.?Lt. G. E. Banwell,M.iC. (actg. Gapt. without pay and allowa…

16547 B.S.M. C. W. Barnett, R.G.A.(King's Cross).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. On the battery, which was in actionin a forward position, receiving orders to pullout as the enemy were …

11018 L./Cpl. S. J. Palmer, Wilts. R.(Marlborough).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to25206 Pte. (A./Cpl.) L. Overall, M.G.C.(Sheffield).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty whilst in c…

REGULAR FORCES.The undermentioned Candidates nominated for Commissions in the Regular Armyunder paragraph 3 of Army Order 295 of1916, as amended by Army Orders 167, 293and 369 of 1917, and 81 of 1918,…

510451 C.S.M. J. M. Drennan, Lond. E.(Deal).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to>duty. On seeing a party of the enemy retiring he at once worked round their flankaccompanied by only one man, and …

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were employed at the guns, and he kept the-'men welJ in hand by his example of coolnessand courage, and sent up the teams as required and enabled all six guns to be got.away. On another occasion, unde…