The Gazette

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superior artillery. The country was very muchenclosed and rendered difficult by heavy rain.The enemy were, however, routed; and theposition taken at dark, several prisoners beingcaptured.During the ni…

Brigade Commander?Colonel Robert G. Gordon - Gilmour,C.V.O., C.B., D.S.O., retired pay, fromCommanding Grenadier Guards, and to betemporary Brigadier-General. Dated 22ndSeptember, 1914.Brigade Major?M…

Arthur Stuart Bellingham.Alan Reginald Farrar Lucas.Charles Brian Wainwright.William Mallalieu.Robert Alan Dobb.FOOT GUARDS.Dated 2nd September, 1913.Grenadier Guards.Arthur Frederick Reginald Wiggins…

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ROYAL ENGINEERS.1st East Lancashire Field Company, EastLancashire Divisional Engineers; EdwardCecil Quixano Heifiriques, A.M.Inst.O.E.(late Captain of this unit), to be Major (temporary). Dated 13th N…

North Midland Divisional AmmunitionColumn; Serjeant Robert Francis Martin,from the Staffordshire (Queen's Own RoyalRegiment) Yeomanry, to be Second Lieutenant. Dated 1st December, 1914.West Riding Div…

in, enter, if need be by force, the house, building, land, vehicle, vessel, aircraft, or premisesat any time of the day or night, and examine,search, and inspect the same or any part thereof, and may …

Printed and Published for,His Majesty's Stationery Office by WYMAN &SONS, Ltd, Fetter Lane, Fleet Street, B.C.Monday, 30 November, 1914.Price Four Pence.pose of the interpretation of an Act of Parliam…

Page 1 10126 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 30 NOVEMBER, 1914, made by the Queen's Regiment, the North- amptcms and the King's Royal Rifles, under Major-General Bulfin. The attack was very strongly…