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Western Ontario Refft.Temp. Lt. H. E. Tylor to be temp. Capt.24 Apr. 1917.Manitoba Beat.The undermentioned temp. Lts. to betemp. Capts.: ?B.Shankland, V.C., D"C.M. 20 June1917.C.B. Smith, M.C. 9 Sept.…

Capt. Franklin Fletcher Dunham, A.M.C.For conspicuous gallantry and devotionto duty. He remained at his dressing stationfor four days, steadily performing his dutiesalthough exposed all the time to sh…

Mills, No. R.M.A., 12293 Serjt. W. M.,R.M.A.ROYAL ENGINEERS.Rowden, Temp. 2nd Lt. J. J. C., Postal Section.Wilson, Temp. Lt. T., M.C. (killed).Khalasi Abdul Rahim, No. 17.Topographical Section.Boileau…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 8 MARCH, 1918. 2963 Capt. W. G. Nixon (R. Innis. Fus., Spec. lies.), from a Lab. Bn., W. Bid. R., is •apptd. to the Corps. 13 Apr. 1917, with .seniority 20 Feb…

ARMY SERVICE Coups.Bromilow, Temp. Capt. B. H.Edwards, Temp. Lt. J. C.Hamilton, Temp. Lt. W. V.Harvey, Temp. Capt. R. B.Myers, Lt. S. T.Phillips, Capt. P.Prior, Lt. A.Ziedeburg, Temp. Lt. J. G.Ashby, …

2nd Lt. John. Terry Chorlton, Ches. R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. He led his platoon -with great dashand determination in the attack, clearing allresistance and accounting for two h…

Page 1 2726 SUPPLEMENT TOTHELONDON GAZETTE, 4 MAKCH, 1918. strength at others. Our fresh (reserves had been thrown in on the Bourlon front, where the enemy brought against us a total force of seven di…

S./14067 L./Cp'l. J. McGregor, Gord.Highrs. (Aberdeen).For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty. When assailed by machine-gun firefrom a flank and at point-blank range by abattery of 4.2 guns in …

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Page 1 2728 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 4 MARCH, 1918. T./Capt. Matthew Brown Frew, M.C., T./2nd Lt. James Bardsley, attd. R.Fus. Gen. List and R.F.C. 2nd Lt. Cecil Fisher Barham, Notts. & 'T./Lt…