The Gazette

Maj. (A./Lt.nCol.) Bryan John Jones,D.S.O., Leins. R,, attd. 15th Bn., R. IrishRif.For most conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty on the 14th October, 19,18, inthe Moorseele Sector. When it was i…

forward roads during the operations thiscorps has been engaged in thie year. Hiswork has been consistently good.Lt. (A./Capt.) Albert Harvey, D.S.O.,l/6th Bn., L'pool R., T.F., attd. l/5th Bn.For cons…

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Major and Brevet Colonel (TemporaryBrigadier-General) James Graham Chaplin,D.S.O., Scottish Rifles.The Reverend Christopher Maude Chavasse,M.C., Temporary Chaplain to the F'orcei,2nd Class, Royal Army…

Lt. (A./Capt.) Frederick Jackson Camm,M.C., 7th Bn., Essex R.(EGYPT)This officer by his example of quiet personal courage and calmness rendered valuableassistance to his battalion at Kefr Kasim onthe …

Lt. Thomas William Hunter, R.F.A., Spec..Res., attd. 113th Bty., '25th Bde.On 17th October, 1918, near Vallee-Mulatre, he showed conspicuous gallantryand devotion to duty. He located a machine-gun pos…

Lt. Herbert John Partridge, l/4th Bn.,Leic. R., T.F.In the attack 011 29th September, 1918,near Bellenglise, he showed great coolnessand initiative in leading his platoon when thecompany was held up b…

| fire from the front and boith flanks. H«promptly collected the remainder of twoplatoons numbering nineteen other ranks,led them forward and captured the groupof farms and the surrounding high ground…

T./Lt. Andrew Herbert Weir, R. Dub. Fus.,attd. 1st Bn.In the Ypres; sector, near Gheluvelt, during the attack on 28th September, 1918, whenhis company was held up by direct machine-gun fire from two g…

Capt. Claude Llewellyn Wood, M.C., R.Can. B., Nova Scotia R.For conspicuous gallantry and ability tocommand during the operation beforeCambirai, 29th September to 1st October,1918. After the C.O., the…