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Page 1 296 SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDON GAZETTE, 6 JANUARY, 1919. Qr.-Mr. and Capt. G. Wood, D.C.M., Sco. Rif., and to be temp. Capt. whilst so empld. 10th Nov. 1918. MEMORANDA. Temp. Maj. E. St. J. Lawso…

TERRITORIAL FORCE NURSING SERVICE.Charlesworth, Sister Miss A.Ray, Sister Miss E.AUSTRALIAN ARMY NURSING SERVICE.Davidson, Matron Miss E. S., R.R.C.VOLUNTARY AID DETACHMENT.Adam, Miss C. S.Whyte, Nurs…

C. F. King, 1st London R.G.A_ 26thDec. 1918.N. H. Lowe, Essex & Suffolk R.G.A.26th Dec. 1918.E. C. Hunt, Essex & Suffolk R.G.A. 26thDec. 1918.A. Campbell, N. Scottish R.G.A. 26thDec. 1918.ROYAL ENGINE…

ROYAL REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY.R.H. and it.F.A.?Temp. Maj. P. S. Rostronrelinquishes his commn. on account of ill-health, 8th Jan. 1919, and retains the rankof Maj.Lt. (actg. Capt.) C. Addy to be actg.Ma…

Valenciennes railway, from the outskirts of LeQuesnoy, past Sepmeries and Artres to Famars,.(48) The Enemy's Position at the End r£October.By this time the rapid succession of heavyblows dealt by the …

divisions might be dispatched to take their-'places behind the junction of the Allied-Armies. This request was also agreed to, andthe 15th, 34th, 51st, and 62nd British Divisions, constituting the XXI…

25 Aug. 1918. ?F. H. Bell.C, F. Griffiths.S. S. Irwin.25 Sept. 1918.T. A. Baxter.W. C. Greet, M.C.W. B. Hargreaves.Temp. 2nd Lt. R. T. Donaldson, from N.Lan. R. (Serv. Bns.), to be temp. 2nd Lt.18 Nov…

Temp. Lt. L. O. Edminson, Gen. List, andto be actg. Capt. whilst so empld. 6th Oct.1918.Temp. Lt. C. W. Jacob, Gen. List, vicetemp. Lt. A. V. M. J. de Cordes, Gen. List.8th Oct. 1918.31st Oct. 1918.Te…

22428 Corporal (acting Serjeant) RaymondClarke, 2nd Field Company, Royal Engineers ([E] Derby).7026 Private (acting Lance-Corporal) CharlesWilliam Collins, late IX. Corps Cyclist-Battalion (Lee, S.E.)…