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sistance on the part of the enemy. Theresults achieved were largely due to his fineleadership.2nd Lt. William Joseph Lloyd, 7th Bn.,Lan. Fus., T.F., attd. 5th Bn., W. Rid. R.,T.F.For very gallant lead…

T./Lt. Robert Clement Scott, 2nd Bn., IrishRfls.For conspicuous- gallantry in the Messinessector during the operations of 5th-6th Sep-'tember, 1918.-' The company commanderhaving 'become a casualtv. h…

I the undtersigned, ARTHUR GROVER, formerly, known, as Arthur Groibecker, of 26, Cnmibeirland-road, Highani's-hiill, Wialthametow, Essex, Clerk, butnow serving as a Private (No. 70227) in the 31stMidd…

Page 1 1518 THE LONDON GAZETTE, 31 JANUARY, 1919. Barnett, W. W. T., 48, Wood Street, Bromp- Crane's Buildings, Wellington Place, Bel- ton, Chatham. fast. Barningham, F., 18, Lanark Street, Perth Bour…

Page 1 1610 SUPPLEMENT TOTHELONDON GAZETTE, 1 FEBRUARY, 1919. Anneux, after the capture of the village, most of the subordinate officers having be- come casualties, he went up to the forward posts und…

Lt. Cecil Mortimer Singer, Devon. R., Spec.Res., and 6th L.A.M. Bty., M.M.G. Corps.(MESOPOTAMIA)For conspicuous gallantry and devotion toduty atHesht, Persia, on 20th July, 1918.During an advance thro…

Lt. Frederick James North, 78th Bn., Can.Infy., Manitoba R.For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to>duty during the attack on the Drocourt-Queant line on 1st/2nd September, 1918.Although wounded in t…

Lt. George Fraser Kerr, M.C., M.M., 3rdBn., Can. Inf., 1st C. Ontario R.For conspicuous gallantry, initiative andskill during the Drocourt-Queant attack onthe 2nd and 3rd September, 1918, whenhe 'led …

Ramps. R.?2nd Lt. J. D. Milne, D.C.M., tobe actg. Capt. whilst comdg. a Co. 14thDec. 1918.Temp. Lt. J. H. Perry, M.C., Serv. Bn., .to be actg. Capt. (addtl.). 16th Dec. 1918.Lt. J. H. Bell, M.C., 3rd …

OOCNTY. Aberdeen Ar^vll . Avr Bute Inverness Peebles ... Stirling . ... ... ... ... ? TOTAL Outbreaks Reported. No. 1 1 2 1 3 1 1 10 PARASITIC MANGE. COUSTT. Aberdeen ... ... Arsrvll Avr Lanark . . . …