The Gazette

1111 Corporal J. Clitsome, 4th DivisionalCyclist Company, Army Cyclist Corps.For conspicuous gallantry. After his officerhad been killed he took command of a grenade7963 Private H. R. Clift, 1st Batta…

7422 Temporary Serjeant F. Startup, 2ndBattalion, Royal Sussex Regiment.. For conspicuous good work and good leading throughout the campaign. He has seta fine example and has distinguished himselffor …

5749 Sapper F. T. Spencer, Np. 2 Section,1st Canadian Divisional Signal Company.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty when laying and repairing" telephonelines under heavy shell and rifle fire…

8588 Serjeant W. Cornish, 1st Battalion,Devonshire Regiment.For conspicuous gallantry. He held up,under heavy fire from machine guns andrifles, the frame work of a shelter, where menhad been burie.d b…

CAVALRY.llth (Prince Albert's Own) Hussars.Lieutenant Dermot McMurroughKavanagh is placed on the Half-pay Liston account of ill-health. Dated 28th January, 1916.ROYAL REGIMENT or ARTILLERY.Royal Horse…

33318 Serjeant C. H. Holder, 43rd Battery,Royal Field Artillery.For conspicuous gallantry, in the maintenance, under a heavy fire, of the system ofcommunications of which he was in charge.He invariabl…

INFANTRY.Service Battalions.The Queen's (Royal West Surrey Regiment).The undermentioned temporary Lieutenants to be temporary Captains:?Thomas Kelly. Dated 15th February,1916.Wilbur C. Sharpe. Dated 1…

Page 1 2776 SUPPLEMENTTO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 13 MARCH, 1916. Welsh Horse. Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant H. K. Ayres is seconded for duty with a Yeomanry Base Depot. Dated 27th Decem- ber, 1915…

3698 Private A. Pacey, 12th Lancers.For conspicuous gallantry since the commencement of the war. He has been continually out scouting and sniping. While inthe trenches he displayed great bravery andre…

1880 Private D. L. Waghorn, 20th (Countyof London) Battalion, The London Regiment(Blackheath and Woolwich), T.F.For conspicuous gallantry. PrivateWaghorn showed great courage and resource in organisin…