The Gazette

2nd Lt. Ronald Bethune Forbes, Rif. Bde.,Spec. Res.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty in extricating his company in anorderly manner from most difficult situations. By his courage and cheer…

Lt. Colin Hope Butler, Infy.For conspicuous-gallantry and devotion toduty when in charge of a platoon in picquetline, when, by his fine leadership and themanner in which he controlled, his platoonfire…

War Office,2§th July, 1913.REGULAR FORCES.CAVALRY.Lrs.?Sqtln. Sjt.-Maj. Percy Wills Jennings to be 2nd Lt., and to be seed, for dutywith M.G. Corps (Cav.). 7th Feb. 1917.(Substituted for the notificat…

Croix de Guerre.Temporary 2nd Lieutenant Herbert ReginaldGriffin, Royal Flying Corps.2nd Lieutenant Henry Grattan Little, SouthAfrican. Heavy Artillery, attached RoyalAir Force.Lieutenant-Colonel (tem…

Lt. (T./Capt.) Robert Arthur Grosvenor,Dn. Gds., and R.A.F.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty as a leader of offensive patrols againsthostile aircraft and troops on the ground. Onone occasi…

Bedfordshire Refft.-^Znd. Lt, T. W. Davisremains seconded for service with Midd'xRegt. 12th June 1918.Yorkshire Regt.?-lib. W. R. Harkess isseconded for service' with the L.N. Lane.Regt. 15th June 191…

Lt. Robert Moffat, R.E., Spec. Res.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to-duty. He went with a party of men througha village, which had been evacuated, andiwas under heavy artillery fire from boths…

T./2nd Lt. Archibald Calder,.Tank Corps.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty when in charge of eight Lewis guns.On five consecutive days the enemy madeheavy attacks, forcing our troops to ret…

Page 1 §708 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 24 JtiLF, 191 ft West Riding Regt.—Capt. (actg. Maj.) G. Beaumont relinquishes the actg. rank of Maj. on ceasing to be empld. as 2nd in command. 16th June…

Lt. the Hon. William Marmaduke Stourton,Hrs.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty when on patrol. He came under heavyrifle and machine-gun fire, but remained intouch with the enemy all day, di…