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... Cox, Capt. K. T., W. Surreys. Driver, 2nd-Lt. R. A-, Su^Eolka. May, Lt. S. 11-. 11th N. Lewies., attached 2nd Warw roks. Nolan. M. W.. 11th N. Lanos., attached 4th Battalion (T.F.) Norbury. Lt. P. G., 7th E. Pratt, 2nd-Lt. S. H., Royal Fusra_, attached ...
... Corporal I'. W. Colley 47054, Pioneer B. Connor 116396, Acting-Lance-Corporal T. A. Dale 44675, Sapper A. Dixon 89523, Acting-Corporal J. W. Duffy 8690, Pioneer R. Ferguson 50185. Lance-Corporal R. M. Gill 50451, Pioneer J. 43324, Lance-Corporal G. H ...
... nt.-GaL H. D. ColLi«on Morlev Ist Middipsey J. Deighton, Capt. F. V. A. Dyer, Second-Li«ufc. C. MelGeh, Capt. N. Y. D.S.O. 11th A. and S JL—Second-Lieut. A. C. Frost. 2nd Black Watch —Seccaad-Liout. C. Hen-2nd CL- Hooper. Weish Regiment—Caps. W. M. Hog3ics- ...
... Coldstream, a lieutenant 11th Blade Watch. .Lieutenant Thomson enlisted a, private 3rd Black what was at* one time known as the Militia. At the evening he gave most interesting account his experiences as a private with this battalion Ross-ahire. He had many ...
... towards the close of last year, when his battalion made its heroic stand against overwhelming German | forces, and Neuve Chape lie, where the were again heavily engaged. Colonel was Adjutant of the battalion when left Cairo for the front, and following ...
... Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Comforts Committee have things to the same battalion. ■Parrels fur transmission to iSccttish Borderers at the Dardanelles, either Ist Battalion (Regulars) dth Battalion (Territorials), will received at revfriars' (hurch to-morrow afternoon ...
... Fallin He formerly in Stirling Territorials and at outbreak the joined 11th A & SH but being desirous to get to front as quickly possible and having training transferred to the 1st Battalion Gordons went to France Year four of family PLEAN SOLDIER DIES FROM ...
... Sub-Lieut. A. 8., R.N.R. Henderson, Major J. Westwood, 18th Battalion. Royal Fusiliers, Public Schools Brigade. Higgins. Stuart. 0.T.C., Glasgow. Hunter. Private T. Harris. Highland Cyclist Battalion. Hutchison. Andrew. 2nd Sportsmen's Battn. Jamieson. Private ...
... Expeditionary Foroe are reported under varidates: — Killed. Wellington Mounted Rifles —Major . Grant l>ied. Canterbury Infantry Battalion —Lieut. O. V* Wounded. Maori Contingent—Lient. J. Bright. New Zealand Field Artillery—Captain P. J- Wellington Mounted Rifles ...
... relating to 193 men. shows* Killed ~.w Died of Died Wounded 167 1 The wounded include 25 the Sth Battalion i *- Infantry and of the 10th Battalion Infantry. OFFICERS. The following casualties in the Expeditionary Faroe are reported General Headquarters ...
... now Reported Prisoner War. Dale. Lieut P. F., 11th Essex. Previously Reported Missing, now Re= ported Wounded and Prisoner oi War. Binney, Capt F. 8., R.F.A. Prisoners of War. Addison, 2nd Lt. W., 11th Batt., 4th Gordons. Branch, Lt. H. E. S., 12th West ...
... was exceedingly popular, that Second-Lieutenant S. Arthur has been invalided home from the front where he was with the let Battalion , Black Watch. Lieutenant Arthur held the rank of Sergeant-Major in the 2/sth Black Watch from the 214 September until 30th ...