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Major L." T. Ashworth.Captain A". E. Newland.Captain H. K. Sadler.No. 14864 Battery Serjeant-Major A. Hall.No. 17439 Battery Serjeant-Major A. J.Owen.No. 14737 Battery Quartermaster-SerjeantF. C. Mask…

Page 1 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 19 OCTOBER, 1914 835T Captain Hon. F. R. D. Prittie. Captain G. J. Brownlow. Captain Hon. R. G. G. Morgan-Grenville. Captain H. L. Riley. Lieutenant H. F. Campb…

Second Lieutenant Kenneth Stirling Mackenzie, from Royal Garrison Artillery(Special Reserve).FOOT GUARDS.Scots Guards, Second Lieutenarit RonaldCharles Melbourne Gibbs, from SpecialReserve.INFANTRY.Th…

I have described above, the severe characterof the artillery fire which was directed frommorning till night, not only upon the trenches,but over the whole surface of the groundoccupied by our Forces. …

extracts1 from sugar which cannot be completely tested by the polariscope.(2)That the prohibition of the export to alldestinations of sugar, unrefined, and of sugar,refined and candy, established by t…

Printed and Published for His Majesty's Stationery Office by WYMAN & SONS, Ltd., Fetter Lane, Fleet Street.E. C.Saturday, 17 October, 1914.Price Four Pence.Frederick John Richards (late Major, 2n-iVol…

No. 7130 Corporal H. Smith.No. 7204 Private P. S. Nicholson.No. 5221 Private H. Stevens.No. 8566 Company Serjeant-Major W.Selves (5th Cyclist Company).No. 8243 Serjeant Rushbrook (5th CyclistCompany).…

The promotion to the rank of Lieutenantof Second Lieutenant Thomas L. N. Mostynis antedated to the 10th September, 1914.The Duke of Wellington's (West Riding Regiment), Captain Ashton A. St. Hill to b…

which the 4th Guards Brigade suffered considerably.On September 3rd the British Forces werein position south of the Marne between Lagnyand Signy-Signets. Up to this time I hadbeen requested by General…

Page 1 8340 SUPPLEMENT TO THELONDON GAZETTE, 19 OCTOBER, 1914 I have only been able very briefly to describe, valley of the Aisne showed that the 6th French- and the demoralisation and loss in killed …