1918 New Year Honours

9139: 13749: 24180: 1489: 8960: 4454: 4274: 14892: 8650: 1235: 14199:

Edward Hill, Steel Smelter. For courage and endurance on many occasions. Remained at her post until relieved, on the occasion of a very serious explosion at munition works, notwithstanding the fact that the explosions were almost, continuous, and that the police advised the Ofc.s on duty to leave the

14499:

James Joseph O'Callaghan. For courage in extinguishing a fire on the wooden roof of part of a filling factory, under exceptionally dangerous circumstances. O'Keefe, Percy. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory, and removing explosives from the turning

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reported: "The New Year Honours represent largely the circumstances of war, and, perhaps, as usual, they also reflect human nature in an obvious form. The list is one of the rare opportunities for the public to scan the names of soldiers who have distinguished themselves in service."

14401:

John McMaddocks, For great courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory. He brought the drenchers into action, and used his own body to prevent draught fanning the flames in stoves. Male, Albert Herbert. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives

14662:

Sydney Simpson, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Showed great courage as well as resource on the occasion of a very severe explosion at adjoining munition works. He sent away to a safe place the women operators, and himself maintained uninterrupted telephonic

14526:

Agnes Pearson, Telephonist. On the occasion of a very serious explosion at munition works she remained at her post until relieved, notwithstanding the fact that the explosions were almost continuous and that the police advised the Ofc.s on duty to leave the

14793:

Ella Trout, While fishing, accompanied only by a boy of ten, she saw that a steamer had been torpedoed and was sinking. Though fully realising the danger she ran from enemy submarines, she pulled rapidly to the wreck and succeeded in rescuing a drowning

14561:

Henry William John Porter, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Showed courage and devotion to duty during repeated air-raids. On one occasion he set to work on the restoration of naval circuits while explosions were taking place fifty yards

14860:

Mary Agnes Wilkinson, Telephonist. Rendered invaluable service at a telephone exchange on the occasion of a fire and serious explosion at a munition works close by, proceeding to her post through the danger zone at grave personal

14574:

William Henry Price. For courage in attempting to stop a fire in an explosives factory under exceptionally dangerous circumstances. He lost four fingers and practically the use of both hands, while his face was permanently

14189:

William Charles Hicks, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Has rendered valuable service since the beginning of the war. Has remained at his post absolutely alone day and night, in spite of danger from submarine or other

14516:

William Parker. For courage (1) in helping to extinguish a fire in tar works contiguous to filling factory at great personal risk; (2) in attempting to rescue a surveyor and workman gassed in a sewer, at great risk to his

11987:

Professor Thomas Barlow Wood, Drapers Professor of Agriculture in the University of Cambridge; Adviser on Meat Production to the President of the Board of Agriculture, and Chief Executive Officer, Army Cattle Purchase

4405:

Charles Evelyn Arbuthnot William Oldham, Indian Civil Service, Commissioner, Patna Division, Bihar and Orissa, and an Additional Member of the Council of the Lieutenant-Governor for making Laws and Regulations

8850:

Lieutenant-Colonel Bawa Jiwan Singh, Indian Medical Service, Inspector-General of Prisons, Bihar and Orissa, and an Additional Member of the Council of the Lieutenant-Governor for making Laws and Regulations

8697:, Indian Civil Service, Political Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and Political Department, and an Additional Member of the Council of the Governor-General for making Laws and Regulations 14669:

Harry Skinner. For courage and resource (1) in extinguishing a fire in a filling factory at imminent risk of serious explosion, (2) in rescuing two fellow-workers gassed in a sewer, at very great personal

8739:, Indian Civil Service, Foreign Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and Political Department, and an Additional Member of the Council of the Governor-General for making Laws and Regulations 14483:

Arthur John Neal. For courage in a serious accident due to bursting of crucible of melted metal. Though, severely injured; he kept the others calm and had them attended to first, though they were in less

14000:

Ben Davies. For courage and high example in remaining at work for an hour after being painfully burnt on his hands, face and neck, and returning to duty for another five hours immediately after treatment.

13915:

Margaret Winifred Burdett-Coutts. For courage in that, after losing a finger and badly lacerating her hand in a circular saw, she went away quietly to have it treated, in. order not to unnerve her fellow

20444: 14545:

Agnes Mary Peters, For great courage and high example in continuing to do work of an exceptionally dangerous nature, which finally resulted in an accident, by which she was totally blinded and otherwise

14506:

Roland Basset Paine. For courage displayed on the occasion of a severe accident resulting in serious mutilation of his hand. He insisted on returning to his dangerous occupation as soon as bandages were

14824:

Daniel Vincent Ward, Inspector, Engineering Dept., General Post Office. Displayed courage and resource while Controlling Ofc. in a neighbourhood exposed to many bombardments by sea-craft and aeroplanes.

14757:

Samuel William Tabb, Acting Mate of Yard Craft, Devonport Dockyard. For courage and skill in handling his tug in assisting to rescue a torpedoed merchant ship from a dangerous position in heavy weather.

14320:

Charles Henry Lambert, Master Mariner, Examination Service and Rescue Tugs, Dover Dockyard. For courage and skill displayed in towing cargo and other ships out of a minefield after they had been mined.

13894:

Andrew Brown, For conspicuous courage in stopping a fire and giving the alarm, under circumstances of the gravest personal danger, after he had been injured by the explosion and rendered unconscious.

4414:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (Temporary Major-General) Charles William Grant Richardson, Indian Army, Deputy Quartermaster-General in India, lately Deputy Adjutant-General, Army Headquarters

14347:

John James Lewes, Skilled Labourer, Works Dept., Portsmouth Dockyard, For great skill and daring in the performance of difficult and dangerous work in connection with certain works at Portsmouth.

13858:

Emmanuel Bloxam, For great courage displayed on the occasion of a serious explosion, when he assisted in extinguishing a fire and saved the life of a fellow-worker at very great personal danger.

14787:

Walter Trebble, Skilled Labourer, Works Dept., Portsmouth Dockyard, For great skill and daring in the performance of difficult and dangerous work in connection with certain works at Portsmouth.

9292:

Sir Richard Charles Garton, Founder of the Garton Foundation for Promoting the Study of International Policy and Economics; Honorary Treasurer of the Trust Fund Committee of Queen Mary's Hostel

14147:

Mary Hartley. For courage and high example: in remaining at her engine and controlling it after having been badly wounded by breakage, of the governor and returning to her work a week later.

27678: 15768: 20004: 14362:

Robert Andrew Lockwood, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Has done exceptional service during rough weather in effecting repairs to submarine cables carrying naval and military wires.

10425: 3922: 13991:

John Cuskearn. For courage in making a determined attempt to recover a valuable instrument from the cooling pond, in consequence of which he contracted blood poisoning and nearly died.

14411:

Mollie Josephine Mason, Munition Worker, Chatham Dockyard. For courage and presence of mind in averting panic among women workers who were occupants of an overturned railway carriage.

14408:

Thomas Martin. For courage displayed on two occasions in dealing with an explosion and a fire at works producing highly inflammable liquids under circumstances of exceptional danger.

14305:

James Kirby, Ship Fitter, Portsmouth Dockyard, For self-sacrifice in helping to extricate an injured fellow-workman from a place of danger, though he himself was dangerously injured.

8831:

Arthur William Botham, Indian Civil Service, Second Secretary to the Chief Commissioner, Assam, and a Member of the Council of the Chief Commissioner for making Laws and Regulations

8819:

William Woodward Hornell, Indian Educational Service, Director of Public Instruction, Bengal, and an Additional Member of the Council of the Governor for making Laws and Regulations

8816:

James Donald, Indian Civil Service, Secretary to Government of Bengal, Financial Department, and an Additional Member of the Council of the Governor for making Laws and Regulations

544:. (His name already appeared in some works of reference as a baronet, and his inclusion in the present honours list is intended to regularize an informality in the previous title.) 14638:

John Frederick Sams. For courage and high example in remaining at his post on a tram, and thus preventing severe casualties to fellow-workers. In doing so he was severely injured.

14587:

Richard Hayward Purser. For courage and self-sacrifice in working long hours in spite of severe physical disabilities brought about by hardships incurred in the retreat from Mons.

13946:

Florence Marie Cass, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty while in charge of a telephone exchange during a serious explosion at a neighbouring munition works.

14374:

William Me Alpine. For courage and self-sacrifice in returning to work after losing, three fingers of right, hand owing to an accident and before the wounds were properly healed.

13798:

Ethel Alice Auger. For courage and high example in remaining at her post on a tram, and thus preventing severe casualties to fellow-workers. In doing so she was severely injured.

4351:, Indian Civil Service, Junior Member, Board of Revenue, United Provinces of Agra and Oudh, and a Member of the Council of the Lieutenant-Governor for making Laws and Regulations 14275:

Maurice Jones, Inspector, Engineering Dept., General Post Office. Has carried out two very dangerous missions, successfully passing through hostile lines at great personal risk.

14093:

William Gilchrist, For self-sacrifice and high example in persisting in work which is often dangerous, though suffering from an incurable disease and often suffering great pain.

13928:

Edith Butler. For courage, resource, and high example. Has saved the lives of at least two workers, and has displayed exceptional skill and courage in several serious accidents.

11706:

Matthew Adkins Rundell, Government representative on the London group of War Risks Associations; Government representative on the Fishing Vessels War Risks Insurance Association

10901:

Howard d'Egville, Honorary Secretary of the United Kingdom Branch of the Empire Parliamentary Association; Commissioner under the Military Service (Civil Liabilities) Committee

14090:

Frank Charles Frazer. For courage in preventing an explosion in a filling factory at great personal risk, though partly blinded and suffering considerable pain from explosion.

14111:

James Grainger. For courage in having, on two occasions, continued at his work in an explosives factory under circumstances of great danger, thereby stopping further damage.

14867:

James Winter, Inspector, Engineering Dept., General Post Office. Rendered special services in repairing wires under very dangerous conditions and was frequently under fire.

11579:

Charles Ralph Pinder, Resident Engineer, H.M. Factory, Oldbury; formerly Construction Manager, H.M. Factory, Queensferry, and H.M. Factory, Avonmouth, Ministry of Munitions

27450: 12228:, Acting Minister of Agriculture and Mines, Vice-Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Patriotic Association, Member of the Recruiting Committee and the Pensions Board 14051:

Frank Cyril Evans, For self-sacrifice in continuing to work, though blind in one eye and the other affected, caused by an accident at work, and in spite of constant pain.

14224:

Mrs Holttum. For courage in assisting to save the lives of fellow workers during a fire which resulted in a serious explosion, though sustaining severe injuries herself.

14150:

Thomas Havery, Chancery Servant at the British Embassy, Petrograd. Courageous conduct in the discharge of has duties during the revolutionary disturbances in March 1917.

10405: 10276: 1701: 1518: 14736:

George Robert Stone, Master of Yard Craft, Sheerness Dockyard. For courage, self-sacrifice and exception, all in skill in the salvage of a merchant ship in a minefield.

14568:

James Pound, For self-sacrifice in working long hours in a highly poisonous atmosphere, where he was several times burnt by acid, and at times almost overcome by fumes.

14135:

James Harley, Assistant Foreman Ironworker. For courage in entering a confined space in a vessel, which was full of noxious fumes, and plugging holes in the structure.

14006:

Robert John Davies, Electrical Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage and self-sacrifice on the occasion of an explosion on a submarine boat, on which he was at work.

13979:

Mabel Rosa Cox, Chargewoman, Royal Naval Cordite Factory, For devotion to duty and great presence of mind in averting an explosion when in charge of a guncotton press.

14365:

Tom Oliver Lodder, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Showed great courage and devotion while in charge of a telegraph station, carrying out his duties under fire.

14245:

Horace Ivin, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Has done valuable service under dangerous conditions, repairing submarine cables carrying naval and military wires.

14099:

Robert William Godfrey, Diver, Admiralty Salvage Section. For courage and devotion to duty in Gallipoli, diving on many occasions when the beaches were being shelled.

13867:

Francis Booker, Leading Man, Works Dept., Portsmouth Dockyard, For perseverance in carrying out certain difficult works in the face of grave risks due to bad weather.

9322:

Sir Robert Arundell Hudson, Treasurer and Financial Director of the Joint Committee of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England

14066:

Alfred William James Fautley. For courage and resource in stopping a fire in highly inflammable material, at the risk of his life and at the cost of severe injuries.

12316: 10373: 10353: 9922: 9378: 4546: 4513: 4480: 2165: 2131: 2086: 2022: 1643: 14748:

Gilbert George Sutcliffe, Inspector, Engineering Dept., General Post Office. Rendered valuable service in the construction and maintenance of telephones under fire.

27455: 14018:

James Downie, Engine Fitter. For courage and prompt action in helping to extinguish fires which had broken out in the stokeholds of two patrol vessels fitting out.

13876:

Arthur Bradbury. For courage in dealing with fires in an explosives factory and remaining at work in a poisonous atmosphere in order to ensure the safety of plant.

10560:

Lieutenant-Colonel Francis William Towle, Royal Army Service Corps; Inspector of Quarter-Master General's Services; Member of the Tobacco and Matches Control Board

9483: 9467: 9463: 9440: 9433: 9417: 9410: 9243: 9239: 8990: 8983: 2231: 2224: 1592: 384: 156: 14323: 13885:

J. H. Brelsford. For courage in assisting, though severely injured, to rescue fellow-workers and to extinguish a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion.

14647:

Edward Scott. For courage in averting a serious accident in a mill, at grave risk to his own life. His arm was badly crushed, and has since had to be amputated.

14542:

Robert Charles Percy, Acting Inspector of Shipwrights (formerly Chargeman), Northern Base, For devotion to duty in effecting repairs under dangerous conditions.

14003:

James Henry Davies, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Showed habitual courage in carrying out repairs to submarine cables in difficult and dangerous waters.

11678: 8813:, Indian Forest Service, Chief Conservator of Forests, United Provinces, and a Member of the Council of the Lieutenant-Governor for making Laws and Regulations 13897:

Edwin Brown. For courage in extinguishing a fire after an explosion in which he lost the sight of an eye, and enabling 600 of his fellow-workers to get clear.

25475: 14480:

Thomas Nadin, Engineer of Yard Craft, Sheexness Dockyard. For courage, self-sacrifice and exceptional skill in the salvage of a merchant ship in a minefield.

11836: 178: 14703:

Hannah Spash. For courage and high example in continuing her work in a filling factory, after having been on three separate occasions injured by explosions.

11922:

Evelyn Mayura Walters, Honorary Secretary, Kensington Division, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem; Organiser of the Weir Hospital, Balham

8825:, Pleader, Karachi, President of the Municipal Corporation and an Additional Member of the Council of the Governor of Bombay for making Laws and Regulations 219:

The recipients of honours are displayed here as they were styled before their new honour, and arranged by honour, with classes (Knight, Knight Grand Cross,

14392:

James McGhie, Under Foreman Joiner, For bravery at the cost of serious personal injury in saving a half-blind labourer from being run over by a locomotive.

4402:, Indian Civil Service, Commissioner of Allahabad, United Provinces, and a Member of the Council of the Lieutenant-Governor for making Laws and Regulations 14715:

Edith Steed. For courage and high example in volunteering immediately after a fatal accident to undertake the more dangerous work in the Dept. concerned.

14254:

Herbert Janes. For courage in returning to work immediately after his hand had been dressed on account of his losing three fingers in a shearing machine.

13816:

Daniel Ball. For courage in having several times effected temporary repairs to important plant in an explosives factory at considerable risk to his life.

2772: 14356:

Albert Lickess, For great courage and high example shown in dealing with a fire at an explosives factory under circumstances of very exceptional danger.

13834:

Beatrice Oxley Beaufort. For courage and high example in continuing to do very dangerous experimental work in spite of injuries received in consequence.

20604: 20572: 20433: 20068: 19668: 19587: 19569: 19198: 19146: 19047: 19032: 18893: 18852: 18807: 18732: 18495: 18393: 18330: 18200: 18024: 17823: 17781: 17031: 16989: 16788: 16611: 16566: 16452: 16232: 16124: 16073: 15685: 15575: 15486: 15462: 15406: 15328: 15266: 15157: 14986: 14959: 14453:

John Joseph Christopher Monks, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. On many occasions continued his work under fire, displaying great zeal and courage

13828:

Thomas Henry Bashford, For great courage on two occasions, entering a tank to recover a fellow-workman who was gassed, and entering a tar still heater.

12392: 12283: 12261: 12244:

Douglas Christopherson, Vice-Chairman, Johannesburg Local Committee, Governor-General's Fund, and Chairman of the Disabled Soldiers Board, Johannesburg

12076: 11910: 10392: 10303: 10239: 10220: 9764: 9658: 9649: 8747: 5589: 5402: 5363: 5187: 5174: 5167: 5151: 5128: 4772: 4757: 4731: 4711: 4691: 4668: 4649: 4611: 4312: 4017: 3999: 3942: 3908: 3881: 3855: 3847: 3828: 3810: 3792: 3780: 3713: 3693: 3667: 3651: 3620: 3592: 3576: 3565: 3548: 3486: 3474: 3438: 3429: 3411: 3396: 3380: 3364: 3355: 3346: 3333: 3306: 3293: 3280: 3260: 3234: 3212: 3203: 3187: 3175: 3162: 3149: 3140: 3131: 3115: 3099: 3083: 3063: 3040: 2987: 2978: 2958: 2945: 2911: 2891: 2871: 2862: 2818: 2802: 2789: 2777: 2765: 2756: 2741: 2726: 2711: 2702: 2687: 2679: 2657: 2649: 2640: 2632: 2613: 2597: 2585: 2578: 2561: 2541: 2510: 2498: 2490: 2471: 2198: 2112: 1818: 1725: 1566: 1252: 1191: 1125: 571: 14380:

James McDonald. For courage in attempting to save the life of a fellow-worker who was gassed in a gas main by entering it at very great personal risk.

12278:

Andrew Agnew, Chairman of River Craft Committee, Member of Food Control and Shipping Committee, and Commandant of the Civil Guard, Straits Settlements

11949:

Colonel Frederic Herbert Williamson, Royal Engineers, Director of Army Postal Service (Home); Principal Clerk, Secretary's Office, General Post Office

1200:, representative of New Zealand on the Royal Commission on the Natural Resources, Trade and Legislation of certain portions of His Majesty's Dominions 10789:

James Herbert Brydon, Acting County Director, Honorary County Secretary and Treasurer, Cheshire, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem

3602: 14617:

James Gordon Ross, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Displayed courage and resource in maintaining telephonic communication during, an air-raid.

14558:

John Thomas Poole, Master of Yard Craft, Chatham Dockyard, For perseverance and conspicuous skill under conditions of extreme difficulty and danger.

14496:

G. R. Norris. For courage in remaining at his wort during a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion, from which he suffered bodily injuries.

14471:

Maggie Mulholland. For courage and very high example in her behaviour when in charge of a canteen adjoining a store of explosives which was on fire.

14302:

Rosa Kate Kipling. For courage in returning to her work after seven and a half months serious illness and several operations caused by an explosion.

13970:

Alexander Cornelius. For courage in having, on two occasions, saved a large amount of raw material in an explosives factory at the risk of his life.

9947:

Arthur Ambrose Hall Harris, Acting Director of Overseas Transport to the Canadian Government; Representative of the Director of Transports in Canada

14730:

Walter Stokes. For courage in attempting to save the lives of two workers who were gassed in a gas main by entering it at very great personal risk.

14377:

Agnes McCann. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow-worker entangled in dangerously running machinery, at great risk to her life.

14344:. For courage and high example shown on the occasion of an accident in a filling factory, causing loss of one leg and severe injuries to the other. 6463: 6011: 2784: 14827:

George Frederick Ward. For courage in shutting off outlet master valve of a gasholder during a fire caused by explosion, at serious personal risk.

14605:

Robert Roberts. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker at a fire in an explosives factory, under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.

14503:

Edward Henry Lewis Owen, Cable Hand, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.

13934:

George Patrick Campbell, Carpenter, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft, in connection with war work in dangerous waters.

25465: 14709:

Sidney Arthur Stammers, Cable Hand, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.

14386:

George McDougall. For courage in saving the lives of several fellow-workers who were buried in the lining of a furnace which they were repairing.

14308:

Walter Reginald Knight. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory and removing explosives from the burning building.

14033:

Albun Dunn. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker after an explosion, and giving the alarm, although himself injured by an explosion.

11641:, Member of War Executive and of the Scottish National Red Cross and Ralston Hospital Committee of the Scottish Branch, British Red Cross Society 9447: 4799: 4539: 1599: 1525: 14812:

Ernest Wall, For two acts: of courage and self-sacrifice in clearing a choked acid main, and on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.

14739:

Maggie Storey. For courage and high example in extinguishing a dangerous fire at an explosives factory under exceptionally risky circumstances.

14724:

John Stewart. For courage in remaining at work and seeing his job through after being severely shaken by an explosion at an explosives factory.

14426:

Edward Medine. For courage in saving the lives of several fellow workers who, were buried in the lining of a furnace which they were repairing.

14317:

Patrick Lambe, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Rendered very valuable service in picking up and repairing wires which had been shot down.

14048:

Henry Etheridge, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.

14806:

Robert George Vicary. For courage displayed on the occasion of an explosion. He continued to work, though permanently injured by the accident.

14186:

Thomas Hickey, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Has displayed great courage while carrying out telegraph work under dangerous conditions.

13943:

Samuel Carter. For courage and resource in saving the life of a chemist and three workers who were overcome by fumes in an explosives factory.

11940:

Harry James Webb, Royal Corps of Naval Constructors; Chief Constructor and Superintendent, Dockyard Branch, Controller's Department, Admiralty

11718:

Nils Percy Patrick Sandberg, Director of Inspection of Steel (Land Service), Ministry of Munitions, and Associate Member of Ordnance Committee

11660:

John Robertson, Provost of the Burgh of Paisley; Chairman of the local National Service and Food Control Committees; Member of Appeal Tribunal

4164:

Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Arthur Handley, retired pay, Reserve of Officers (temporary), Assistant Director of Artillery, War Office

14593:

William H. Rawlin. For courage and high example in saving workers and maintaining order on the occasion of an explosion in a filling factory.

14590:

Robert Rae, Coastwatcher, Machrihanish, Kintyre, For rendering valuable assistance to one of H.M. Ships under conditions of great difficulty.

14465:

Nora Morphet. For courage and high example in continuously working long hours in a poisonous atmosphere which habitually affected her health.

14165:

William Heather, Cable Foreman, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.

12473: 12323: 11101:

Victoria Florence de Burgh Gibbs, Vice-President, Long Ashton Division of Somersetshire, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem

10327:, President of the Legislative Council, Food Controller, Secretary of the Patriotic Fund, and Chairman of the Pensions and Disabilities Board 10283: 10137: 9989: 9891: 9308: 9014: 6685: 4999: 4597: 445: 13940:

Louisa Margaret Carlton, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids and bombardment from the sea.

13822:

John Thomas Barber, Carpenter, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.

13810:

John Baillie, Chargeman of Engine Fitter, Northern Base. For courage and perseverance in carrying out work involving much exposure and risk.

12040:, Honorary Superintendent, No. 32 Stationary Hospital, France; Honorary Superintendent, Expeditionary Force, Officers' Clubs and Rest Houses 1096:, Barrister-at-Law, lately Officiating Advocate General, Bengal, and a Member of the Council of the Governor for making Laws and Regulations 27445: 27440: 27429: 27424: 27416: 27411: 27406: 27401: 27390: 27385: 27380: 27375: 27370: 27365: 27360: 15427: 14971: 13789:

Charles Armes, Cable Foreman, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.

9868: 9247: 9168: 9009: 4158: 1069: 901: 149: 14311:

John Knox. For courage in saving the lives of several fellow-workers who were buried in the lining of a furnace which they were repairing.

14287:

John Kane. For courage in saving the lives of several fellow-workers who were buried in the lining of a furnace which they were repairing.

11925:

Lady Susan Elizabeth Clementine Waring, Donor and Administrator, Auxiliary Hospital for Convalescent Officers, Lennel, Coldstream, Berwick

24220: 18204: 14833:

Frances Mary Watson. For courage on the occasion of a serious explosion and assisting a fellow-worker to escape at great personal danger.

14552:

Walter Plummer, Skilled Labourer, Portsmouth Dockyard. For courage and perseverance in the performance of his duties during an explosion.

12130:

Major Frank de Villiers Lamb, for services in connection with the Australian Branch of the British Red Cross Society in England and Egypt

12092: 12083: 12064: 12002: 11483: 11091: 10721: 10712: 8754: 8735: 8728: 8709: 8702: 8693: 8686: 7926: 6260: 5033: 4440: 4431: 4419: 4398: 4359: 4347: 4340: 4331: 4324: 3957: 3389: 2694: 2393: 1062: 14784:

Joseph Henry Trask, Special Constable. For courage in rescuing injured men from a burning and collapsed building at great personal risk.

14513:

Charles Parker, Skilled Labourer, Devonport Dockyard, For self-sacrifice and distinguished conduct whilst engaged on salvage operations.

14493:

Violet Newton. For courage in returning to work after a serious accident in which two workers were killed, and she was severely injured.

8720:, Burma Commission, Commissioner, Sagaing, Burma, and a Member of the Council of the Lieutenant-Governor for making Laws and Regulations 14462:

William Morgan. For courage and resource in assisting to extinguish a fire at a filling factory, at imminent risk of serious explosion.

11302: 8324: 7171: 4242:, Assistant Secretary to the Board of Agriculture, now acting as Director of Local Organisation Division of Food Production Deptartment 14772:

Charles William Thome, Engineer, For perseverance and devotion to duty in trying circumstances, often attended by considerable danger.

14614:

Charles William Beaver Roll. For courage in attempting to rescue his foreman, by entering an ash receiver full of carbon monoxide gas.

14405:

Daisy Marsh. For courage and resource in utilising emergency fire appliances on the occasion of an explosion at an explosives factory.

14329:

Philip C. Langridge, Inspector, Engineering Dept., General Post Office. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

14183:

Ethel Nora Elizabeth Hickey, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids and on the occasion of a fire.

13985:

Thomas Crutchley. For courage in entering a gas main and saving the lives of two workers who were gassed, at very great personal risk.

12147:

Eliza Fraser Mitchell, for services in connection with the Australian Branch of the British Red Cross Society in England and Australia

7976:

Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel Alfred James Foster, Northumberland Fusiliers, Reserve of Officers, late Royal Garrison Artillery, Militia

27668: 20790: 19738: 16183: 14754:

Walter William James Symons, Shipwright Apprentice. For courage and presence of mind in the rescue of a fellow-workman from drowning.

14278:

Robert Jones. For courage and resource in assisting to extinguish a fire at a filling factory, at imminent risk of serious explosion.

14263:

Charles William James Johnson. For courage in carrying out repairs to plant in explosives factory in the presence of dangerous gases.

14196:

Frederick Higham, Special Constable. Swam to an airship which had fallen into a river and assisted two of the crew to reach the bank.

13931:

Gertrude Elizabeth Butler. For courage and high example in continuing at her work during a fire, under circumstances of great danger.

9804: 9707: 9544:, Vice-President of North Surrey Division and Assistant County Director, Surrey, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem 9331: 9301: 9047: 6857: 6841: 5207: 5115: 4987: 4975: 4936: 4924: 4911: 4884: 4872: 4860: 4847: 4825: 4806: 4719: 4661: 4493: 4473: 3720: 1973: 1606: 1559: 1532: 333: 14644:

William Saunders. For courage in attempting to save the lives of workers who were gassed in a gas main, at very great personal risk.

14206:

Thomas William Hobbs, Chargeman of Engine Fitters, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a new submarine.

13997:

James Davidson, Bricklayer's Labourer. For courage in rescuing a fellow-workman who had been overcome by gas inside a gas apparatus.

27114: 26756: 14727:

George William Stocks, Leading Cable Hand. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.

14697:

William Snead. For courage in entering a gas main and saving the lives of two workers who were gassed, at very great personal risk.

14129:

James Hamilton. For courage and resource in preventing a fire in an explosives factory under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.

11050: 10734: 9204: 794: 14293:

Mary Keenan. For courage and high example on the work after sustaining severe injury to face and eyes, on account of an explosion.

14242:

Frederick Innes, For high courage and resource in closing the outlet valve of a collapsed gas-holder, in which the gas was alight.

14015:

Joseph Doran. For courage and resource in preventing a fire in an explosives factory, under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.

13882:

Martha Bramhall. For courage in remaining continuously afc a very dangerous task in spite of the occurrence of several explosions.

11961:, Chairman, Worcestershire County Council; Chairman, Worcestershire Appeal Tribunal; Chairman, Worcestershire National Relief Fund 11787:

Frederick Smith, Assistant Director of Materials and Priority, Controller's Department, Admiralty, New Zealand Expeditionary Force

11514:

Thomas Harry Mottram, Divisional Inspector of Mines; Chairman of Colliery Recruiting Courts, Yorkshire and North Midlands Division

27350: 20473: 18655: 16854: 16214: 16115: 14766:

Frederick Francis Taylor. For courage in fighting a fire at great personal risk while many bags of explosives were being removed.

14626:

John Ryan, Mate of Yard draft, Haulbowline Dockyard, For his splendid example of pluck and discipline during, salvage operations.

13843:

Thomas Bond Bellis. For courage and resource in assisting, at great personal risk, to extinguish a fire at an explosives factory.

11822: 10055:, Chairman of the Central Building Board, of the Parliamentary Munitions Committee, and of the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee 9884: 9744: 9326: 9059: 8494: 7632: 6669: 6315: 5293: 5135: 4527: 4048: 4041: 3915: 3493: 2843: 2825: 2569: 2299: 241: 142: 14760:

Joseph Edward Talbot. For courage in continuing to work in a poisonous atmosphere, even though suffering seriously from effects.

14706:

Edward Spencer. For courage and high example in continuing at work in an explosives factory under circumstances of grave danger.

14673:

Laurence Skinner. For courage in attempting to stop a fire in an explosives factory under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.

14602:

Donald Renfrew, Chief Draughtsman, Kelvin, Bottomley & Baird, Ltd. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a submarine.

14530:

Georgina Peeters. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow-worker by stopping a machine at great risk to herself.

14389:

Edward McFarlane. For courage in saving the lives of two of his fellow-workers by entering an ash receiver full of monoxide gas.

13774:

Arthur Joseph Allen. For courage and resource in assisting to extinguish a fire at an explosives factory at great personal risk.

27673: 20422: 15390: 15084: 14845:

Arthur Webber. For courage and resource in giving valuable assistance on the occasion of an explosion at an explosives factory.

14797:

Alfred Clifford George Valentine. For courage and resource in dealing with a shell in which the top ring of the fuse had fired.

14700:

Sidney Charles Soley. For courage and resource in dealing with a hand grenade about to explode, whereby he saved several lives.

14272:

John Richard Jones. For courage and resource in assisting to extinguish a fire at an explosives factory at great personal risk.

14180:

William Hewitt. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker, who was overcome by poisonous fumes, at great personal risk.

9789: 9222: 8181: 5234: 4891: 4193: 4167: 3598:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel William Charles Wright, retired (Reserve of Officers) Royal Artillery, Special Reserve.

3242: 2325: 2292: 1999: 1825: 1806: 1763: 1197: 14876:

William Wyatt, Skilled Labourer (Stoker), Sheerness Dockyard, For his self-sacrifice and devotion to duty in a time of danger.

14635:

For courage and self-sacrifice in volunteering for work on dangerous experiments, in the course of which he lost four fingers.

14203:

George William Hobbs, Boatswain, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships in connection with war work in dangerous waters.

14105:

Edna Goodenough, For continuing to work after suffering serious injuries through an explosion, resulting in loss of right eye.

14063:

Francis Fagan, Special Constable, For rescuing a drowning man from Holyhead Harbour in circumstances of difficulty and danger.

10819:

Fernley John Chamberlain, Assistant Secretary and Chief of Staff to the National Council of Young Men's Christian Associations

200:, the 1918 honours included a long list of new knights bachelor and baronets, but again the list was dominated by rewards for 24498:

Arratoon Catchick, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Officiating District Superintendent of Police, Kathia, Burma Civil Police

20621: 16602: 15566: 14742:

Ernest Stubley. For courage in remaining at his post in circumstances of considerable danger in order to safeguard the works.

14441:

Robert Miller. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker who was overcome by poisonous fumes, at great personal risk.

14269:

Alfred Frank Jones, For great courage and high example shown on the occasion of a severe ex-plosion in an explosives factory.

13855:

James Elias Bloomfield. For courage in extricating living and dead from ruined buildings under circumstances of great danger.

11522: 11488: 11433: 10400: 10051: 10021: 9941: 9809: 9688: 9338: 7991:

Temporary Lieutenant Robert Henry More, Reserve of Officers, late Imperial Yeomanry, Assistant Military Secretary, War Office

7960: 7834: 7132: 6485: 6450: 5926: 1884: 1046: 981: 916: 878: 847: 806: 720: 660: 560: 517: 482: 471: 463: 449: 431: 396: 377: 367: 352: 337: 322: 293: 282: 14450:

George Edgar Mitchell. For courage and high, example on several occasions of explosion and fire in a shell filling; factory.

7592:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Percy Rice Mockler, retired pay, Reserve of Officers, late Royal Warwickshire Regiment

27647: 24414:

Abdul Satar Khan walad Sobdar Khan, Inspector of Police, Fourth Grade, Karachi District (acting Third Grade), Bombay Police

14821:

Amelia Jane Ward, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids and bombardments from the sea.

14459:

David George Morgan. For courage and high example in picking up and drowning a shell which had become accidentally ignited.

14359:

Arthur Lipscombe. For courage in stopping a fire in a powder factory under circumstances of exceptional danger to his life.

14024:

James Duffy. For courage in attempting to stop a fire in an explosives factory under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.

13786:

John Edward Andrews. For courage in keeping up steam immediately after an explosion when another explosion seemed imminent.

13476: 13326: 12009:

Lieutenant-Colonel Charles John Wyndham, Late County Director, Sussex, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem

11499: 11114: 10587: 7424: 6896: 4906: 4787: 4580: 4221: 3761: 3275: 2973: 2886: 2386: 1839: 1662: 1184: 1120: 490: 263: 14691:

Thomas William Fletcher Smith, Tug Master, Dover Dockyard. For courage, initiative and perseverance on salvage operations.

14682:

Beatrice Evelyn Smith. For courage in returning to her post at the risk of her life in order to avert danger to the works.

14350:

Frederick John Lewis, Leading Man (Diver), Chatham Dockyard. For courage, skill and resource exhibited in a marked degree.

14260:

Charles William Johnson. For courage and resource shown on several occasions under circumstances of great personal danger.

14156:

William Henry Hayden, For great courage at very great personal risk on the occasion of several fires in a filling factory.

13783:

Edwin Bolwell Andrews. For courage in extinguishing a fire in chemical works under circumstances of grave personal danger.

27734: 25458: 24557: 24224: 24200: 21326: 20778: 16593: 16440: 16196: 15554: 15088: 14905: 14581:

Florence Pullen. For courage in continuing to work in spite of serious suffering from an accident caused by an explosion.

11981: 11887: 11765: 11742: 11692: 11454: 11428: 11365: 11104:

David Gilmour, Formerly Resident Engineer, now Member of Board of Management, H.M. Factory, Gretna, Ministry of Munitions

10775: 10694: 10368: 10125:

Thomas James Storey, Member of the Committee and Chairman of the Classification Committed of Lloyd's Register of Shipping

10034:

Charles Halestaff Kenderdine, Honorary Secretary and Treasurer, Queen Mary's Convalescent Auxiliary Hospitals, Roehampton

9909: 9163: 9107: 9083: 8616: 8589: 8428: 8047: 7999: 7395: 7077: 6815: 6749: 5902: 5489: 5383: 5286: 4832: 4630: 4500: 4071: 4024: 3964: 2918: 2604: 2536: 2517: 2444: 2379: 2010: 1922: 1889: 1877: 1858: 1650: 1513: 976: 548: 502: 427: 388: 273: 14882:

Alfred Charles Wright Young. For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops at great personal risk.

14523:

Frederick Payne. For courage in dealing with a fire caused by an explosion, under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.

13837:

Fanny Elizabeth Beaumont, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

17802: 17686: 14919: 14721:

Fanny Eleanor Steward, Assistant Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.

14395:

Michael McGrath. For courage in ascending a furnace under conditions so dangerous that all others had refused to do so.

11671: 10512: 10380: 10360: 10271: 10072: 9796: 9783: 9776: 9757: 9642: 9633: 9422: 9346: 9235: 9198: 9075: 9021: 8292: 8140: 8092: 7857:

Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Frederick Knight Essell, retired pay, Reserve of Officers, late East Kent Regiment

7768: 7737: 7724: 7711: 7685: 7641: 7614: 7582: 7561: 7549: 7540: 7529: 7429: 6909: 6121: 6044: 5968: 5885: 5872: 5863: 5836: 5823: 5800: 5782: 5774: 5765: 5742: 5733: 5724: 5712: 5704: 5696: 5687: 5679: 5671: 5663: 5655: 5395: 5376: 5337: 5306: 5279: 5266: 5258: 5246: 5227: 5160: 5144: 5108: 5099: 5084: 5072: 5052: 5026: 5018: 5006: 4956: 4944: 4899: 4813: 4765: 4750: 4724: 4704: 4684: 4642: 4623: 4604: 4585: 4573: 4553: 4520: 3744: 3556: 3015: 2340: 2318: 2285: 2273: 2258: 2191: 2172: 2138: 2105: 2093: 2067: 2055: 2029: 1992: 1959: 1947: 1935: 1927: 1908: 1870: 1844: 1811: 1799: 1787: 1768: 1756: 1737: 1718: 1706: 1687: 1667: 1655: 942: 815: 373: 344: 259: 24483:

Malcolm James Chisholm, Deputy Inspector-General of Police for Railways and Criminal Investigation, Burma Civil Police

16436: 14123:

Frederick Thomas Grigsby. For courage and high example in continuing at his duty during a series of severe explosions.

13909:

William Bryant. For courage in preventing further serious explosion in a filling factory, at very great personal risk.

13879:

George Arthur Bradbury. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory at great personal risk.

13864:

Edward Bond. For courage in closing a main valve on a steam boiler at great personal risk of scalding and suffocation.

13840:

John Finnis Beer, Cable Hand. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.

13825:

Henry Barnard. For courage in fighting a fire at great personal risk while many bags of explosives were being removed.

11721:

Charles John Ough Sanders, Superintendent for Wrecks and Loss of Life at Sea; in the Marine Department, Board of Trade

8801:

Arthur Herbert Ley, Indian Civil Service, Officiating Secretary, Commerce and Industry Department, Government of India

27272: 27035: 27011: 21008: 18937: 14951: 14943: 14935: 14927: 14839:

John Watson. For courage in attempting to rescue his foreman by entering an ash receiver full of carbon monoxide gas.

14539:

Frederick William Pepper, For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops at great personal risk.

14218:

Annie Holly. For courage in continuing at work, though suffering from severe injuries to eye, caused by an explosion.

11630: 11068: 10914: 10894: 10673: 10536: 10489: 9968: 9721: 9405: 9138: 8843: 8809: 8716: 8076:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Honorary Surgeon-Colonel) (Temporary Colonel) William Mitchell Roocroft, Royal Army Medical Corps

7038: 6810: 5634: 5626: 5618: 5610: 5602: 5594: 5575: 5567: 5559: 5551: 5543: 5528: 5509: 5501: 5482: 5463: 5455: 5447: 5438: 4150: 4139: 4131: 4123: 4115: 4103: 4078: 4063: 4055: 2332: 2306: 2265: 1863: 1145: 525: 13925:

Louisa Busby. For courage in returning to work after an accident resulting in loss of right hand and other injuries.

13846:

Samuel Hall Bennett. For courage in returning to work within an hour of breaking his thumb whilst at work at age 69.

11805:

Ernest Edward William Squires, General Manager, Metropolitan Carriage, Wagon & Finance Company, Ltd., Birmingham

11267:

Harry Marshall Jonas, Member of Valuation Advisory Committee, Controlled Establishment Branch, Ministry of Munitions

27683: 27277: 21297: 14549:

Daniel Plume. For courage shown on the occasion of an explosion and at several minor fires, at great personal risk.

14435:

William Meredith. For courage in saving the life of a fellow workman who had been rendered unconscious by foul gas.

13994:

Lucie Jane Dartnell, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

13220: 13213: 12726: 12018:

John Horatio Yolland, Chief of Staff of County Director, Kent, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem

11236: 10459:

Major The Hon. Leonard Harrison Cripps, 4th Hussars; Assistant Controller, Stores Department, Ministry of Munitions

9193: 8974: 7596: 6874: 3876: 3675: 2457: 318: 14873:

Alfred Charles Wright, For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops at great personal risk.

14685:

Francis Emily Esther Smith, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.

14650:

Percy Sears. For courage and his example in preventing a fire in an explosives factory, at grave risk to his life.

13906:

Mary Brown. For courage and high example in getting work started again under circumstances of considerable danger.

12150:

Lieutenant-Colonel William James Norman Oldershaw, for services in connection with the Commonwealth Shipping Board

7994:

Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Charles Edward Norton, retired pay, Reserve of Officers, late Royal Engineers

1116:, Canadian Army Medical Corps (Overseas Forces), Professor of the History of Medicine, McGill University, Montreal 1075:

Edward Fairless Barber, Additional Member of the Council of the Governor of Madras for making Laws and Regulations

412:, Judge of the High Court of Justice in Ireland, of Fethard, in the parish of Fethard, in the county of Tipperary. 27637: 24456:

Jogendra Chandra Gupta, Sub-Inspector of Police, Intelligence Branch, Criminal Investigation Dept., Bengal Police

14790:

William Trotman, Engine Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a new submarine.

14679:

Minnie Sleeford, Assistant Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.

14641:

Richard Sanders, Engine Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a new submarine.

14209:

Frank Hodgkinson. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory, at great personal risk.

14072:

Jane Fisher. For courage in assisting to stop a fire in an explosives factory at considerable danger to her life.

12858: 12372: 12369:, Member of the Executive and Legislative Councils of the Colony of Fiji; for services to various patriotic funds 12037: 10743:

Hereward Kenius Brackenbury, Manager of Torpedo Shops, Messrs. Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth & Company, Ltd.

10040:, Director of Navy Contracts, Admiralty; formerly Deputy Director of Inland Water Transport and Docks, War Office 9936: 9786:, Representative for Wales and Monmouthshire of the Cabinet Committee for Prevention of Unemployment and Distress 8997: 8013: 7788:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) John George Adamson, retired pay, late King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry

7465: 6328: 763: 14763:

Alfred Tansom, Chargeman of Baggers, Portsmouth Dockyard. For courage and coolness in urgent salvage operations.

14193:

Alfred Higgs. For courage and resource in saving the lives of two of his fellow workers, at great personal risk.

13937:

Richard Cardo. For courage and resource shown on several occasions under circumstances of great personal danger.

11594:, Professor of Chemistry, University of Cambridge; Member of Panel of Board of Invention and Research, Admiralty 8914:

Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Augustus Keppel Gough, Indian Army, Political Department, Consul at Shiraz, Persian Gulf

3054:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Arthur Ernest John Perkins, Royal Artillery.

25451: 19973: 14879:

James You'll. For courage in saving the life of a fellow workman who had been rendered unconscious by foul gas.

14666:

William Sinclair. For courage in rescuing a driver who was underneath a railway engine which had begun to move.

14653:

Charlie Shaw. For courage and resource in dealing with a fire at an explosives factory, at great personal risk.

14299:

Herbert John King. For courage in extinguishing a fire in an explosives factory at very great risk to his life.

14126:

Frederick Edward Hall. For courage in carrying out very dangerous experiments in a highly-poisonous atmosphere.

14078:

Michael Fitzpatrick. For courage in attempting to save part of an explosives factory at great risk of his life.

14060:

May Evans. For courage in assisting to stop a fire in an explosives factory at considerable danger to her life.

13804:

George Badger. For courage and self-sacrifice in attempting to save life, in spite of severe personal injuries.

12056: 11517: 11261: 11098:

Ioan Gwilym Gibbon, Principal of the Department dealing with Military Service Tribunals, Local Government Board

10825:

Professor Frederic John Cheshire, Adviser on Scientific Side of Optical Munitions Branch, Ministry of Munitions

10595:

Lieutenant-Colonel Sydney George Partridge, Army Printing and Stationery Services, General Headquarters, France

10151: 10092: 10028: 9286: 9271: 9208: 8028: 6921:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) George Dominic Price, West Yorkshire Regiment

6797: 737: 14251:

William Jackson. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow worker at very great risk to himself.

14230:

William Hulme. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory, at great personal risk.

13988:

Sophia Cunningham. For courage and high example in continuing her duties immediately after a severe explosion.

13919:

Marion Burrell, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

8934:, Indian Army, His Britannic Majesty's Vice-Consul, Ahwaz, and Assistant to Political Resident in Persian Gulf 3736:

Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Patrick William Hendry, late Highland Light Infantry and Volunteer Force

25393: 17694: 14864:

William Williams. For courage and resource in extinguishing a fire under circumstances of exceptional danger.

14487:

Joan Nelson. For courage in continuing to work in an explosives factory, under circumstances of grave danger.

14290:

W. A. Keeling. For courage in remaining at his work during a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion.

14266:

Ellen Johnson, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

14144:

Doris Hirst, Telephonist. For courage in fighting a fire caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.

14009:

Violet Annie Davies. For courage in remaining at her post at the telephone during a severe explosion. Age 15.

13140: 12912: 12177: 11964: 11808: 11254: 11243: 10953:

John Edward Ferard, Assistant Secretary (Officiating Secretary), Judicial and Public Department, India Office

10938:

Agnes Murray Ebden, Deputy President, Hastings Division, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem

10813: 9872:, Chief Mechanical Engineer to the Midland Railway; Superintendent of the Royal Aircraft Factory, Farnborough 9771: 9731:

Andrew Caird, Administrator, New York Headquarters of the British War Mission to the United States of America

8874:

Major Henry Coddington Brown, Indian Medical Service, Assistant Director, Central Research Institute, Kasauli

8853:

Lieutenant-Colonel William Byan Lane, Indian Medical Service, Inspector-General of Prisons, Central Provinces

8681: 7970:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (acting Lieutenant-Colonel) Kenneth Marten Body, Army Ordnance Department

5013: 2119: 1732: 1340: 680: 638: 509: 359: 24420:

Khan Saheb Imam Muhammad, a Third Grade Inspector of Police, Criminal Investigation Dept., Bombay Presidency

14809:

Mary Walker. For courage in continuing to work in an explosives factory under circumstances of grave danger.

14712:

Lily Stanyon. For courage and resource in saving the life of a crane driver at considerable risk to herself.

14656:

Leonard Short, Engine Fitter, Portsmouth Dockyard. For courage and self-sacrifice during salvage operations.

14281:

Thomas Jones. For courage and high example in doing hard work for long hours in spite of his age (79 years).

14174:

Gladys Elizabeth Herrington. For courage in volunteering to undertake dangerous work after a fatal accident.

14096:

Margaret Annie Louise Godfrey, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during an air-raid.

14069:

Rosa Frances Finbow. For courage in returning to work after serious injury to her face through an explosion.

13949:

Sydney Chambers, For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops at great personal risk.

13777:

James Andrew. For courage in remaining at his work during a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion.

10822:

Brigadier-General Harry Anthony Chandos-Pole-Gell, Chairman, Derbyshire War Agricultural Executive Committee

27729: 27124: 27104: 27007: 20721: 15546: 14438:

Annie Dyer Merralls, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

14138:

Elsie Lilian Harman, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

13807:

George William Badsey. For courage in fighting, at very great personal risk, a fire caused by an explosion.

12399:

Hippolyte Louis Wiehe du Coudray Souchon, Representative in London of the Mauritius' Chamber of Agriculture

10995:

Horace Shepherd Folker, Head of Equipment Department, Headquarters Staff, British Red Cross Society, London

10443:

Lieutenant-Colonel John Hubback Anderson, Assistant Director of Medical Services, Australian Imperial Force

9002: 7842: 7051: 6085: 4919: 4867: 4224:, Secretary of the National Health Insurance Commission, England, now Secretary to the Ministry of Shipping 1954: 1794: 1433: 1268: 751: 709: 329: 16227:

Capt. The Hon. Gerald William Frederick Savile Foljambe, late Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Inf.

14688:

John Smith. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory at great personal risk.

14620:

Alfred Rudge. For courage in extinguishing a fire in an explosives factory at very great risk to his life.

14490:

George William Newson. For courage in fighting a fire caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.

14257:

Jack Lane Jeffery. For courage connected with production and testing of exceptionally dangerous materials.

13922:

James Burton, For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops, at great personal risk.

11957: 11899: 11777: 11758: 11699: 11621: 11612: 11544: 11507: 11442: 11405: 11386: 11341: 11326: 11163: 11082: 11028: 11016:

George Samuel Fry, Formerly Accountant-General of the Board of Trade; Member of the Coal Exports Committee

10985: 10967: 10958: 10846: 10751: 10622: 10503: 9982: 7577:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel William Augustus Edmund St. Clair, retired pay, late Royal Engineers

1009: 960: 597: 582: 27481: 27119: 27099: 27003: 23974: 21310: 21301: 21289: 21266: 21257: 21248: 21236: 21224: 21215: 21206: 21187: 21178: 21169: 21150: 21141: 21133: 21124: 21115: 21106: 21097: 21088: 21079: 21070: 21061: 21052: 21043: 21034: 21025: 21016: 21000: 20991: 20982: 20972: 20963: 20954: 20945: 20936: 20927: 20915: 20906: 20897: 20888: 20879: 20870: 20861: 20852: 20843: 20834: 20825: 20816: 20807: 20794: 20782: 20765: 20756: 20747: 20737: 20725: 20713: 20704: 20692: 20683: 20674: 20665: 20652: 20643: 20634: 20625: 20613: 20600: 15529: 14842:

Ada Watt. For courage in continuing to work in an explosives factory under circumstances of grave danger.

14815:

John M. Wallace, Electrical Fitter. For courage, initiative and devotion to duty in trying circumstances.

14803:

Edith Emily Venus, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.

14733:

William Leverington Stokes. For courage in volunteering to extinguish a fire at cost of serious injuries.

14533:

Wilfred Edward Pendray. For courage in recovering the plug of a cock under circumstances of grave.danger.

14420:

Edith Blanche Maw, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

14120:

Thomas Edwin Ernest Griffiths. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.

14036:

Bertha Annie Florence Easter, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

13813:

George Baird. For courage in saving a child from drowning at the works and returning at once to his work.

13127:

Amy Howard, Nursing Sister, Canadian Army Nursing Service (C.A.N.S), Canadian General Hospital, Orpington

12485:

Mary Constance Clark, Superintending Sister, Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service (Q.A.R.N.N.S.)

12447: 12436: 11711: 11590: 11196: 11124: 10450: 10109: 9849: 9582:, Chairman of the British Women's Hospitals Committee; Chairman of the Three Arts Women's Employment Fund 9385: 9112: 8923: 8473: 8408: 8399: 8390: 8381: 8368: 8355: 8342: 8280: 8271: 8262: 8253: 8244: 8235: 8215: 8199: 8186: 8173: 8153: 8127: 8114: 8099: 7984: 7941: 7883: 7862: 7799: 7744: 7692: 7652: 7570: 7516: 7491: 7479: 7470: 7457: 7436: 7409: 7400: 7387: 7375: 7370:, Reserve of Officers, late Hussars (Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel, Territorial Force, Retired) 7366: 7357: 7341: 7332: 7323: 7314: 7302: 7289: 7280: 7272: 7264: 7251: 7238: 7229: 7220: 7207: 7194: 7185: 7176: 7163: 7150: 7137: 7124: 7111: 7098: 7082: 7069: 7056: 7043: 7030: 7021: 7012: 7003: 6990: 6977: 6957: 6948: 6935: 6926: 6914: 6901: 6888: 6879: 6866: 6848: 6822: 6802: 6789: 6776: 6767: 6754: 6741: 6732: 6719: 6706: 6697: 6674: 6661: 6648: 6635: 6615: 6606: 6593: 6584: 6575: 6566: 6550: 6541: 6528: 6519: 6510: 6497: 6477: 6468: 6455: 6442: 6422: 6409: 6400: 6391: 6378: 6369: 6360: 6351: 6342: 6333: 6320: 6307: 6298: 6289: 6280: 6267: 6245: 6236: 6227: 6218: 6209: 6200: 6188: 6179: 6170: 6144: 6135: 6126: 6110: 6097: 6074: 6065: 6053: 6035: 6016: 5993: 5973: 5947: 5931: 5918: 5909: 5893: 5876: 5845: 5789: 5749: 5719:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Alexander Vaughan Payne, Regimental Police, late Wiltshire Regiment

5582: 5535: 5516: 5470: 5313: 5214: 5194: 5064: 5040: 4963: 4839: 4779: 4675: 4435:, Indian Civil Service, Political Department, Deputy Commissioner, Peshawar, North-West Frontier Province 4214: 4172: 4006: 3991: 3986: 3978: 3949: 3888: 3835: 3817: 3799: 3753: 3700: 3639: 3607: 3583: 3520: 3458: 3420: 3371: 3313: 3267: 3247: 3225: 3194: 3122: 3106: 3090: 3070: 3027: 3007: 3002: 2994: 2965: 2925: 2906: 2898: 2878: 2809: 2664: 2620: 2548: 2529: 2205: 2145: 2036: 1966: 1915: 1896: 1851: 1832: 1775: 1744: 1694: 1573: 1379: 1351: 1259: 836: 496: 478: 392: 213: 181:

to reward and highlight good works by citizens of the British Empire. The appointments were published in

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Pahalman Chettri, 1st Grade Jemadar, Arakan Hill Tracts Military Police Battalion, Burma Military Police

24462:

Bhagwant Singh, Sub-Inspector, Station Ofc. of Islamnagarthana, Budaun District, United Provinces Police

14781:

William John Tidey. For courage in fighting a fire, caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.

14284:

George Henry Jordan. For courage in fighting a fire caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.

14084:

James Harold Foster. For courage in helping to extinguish a fire at cost of serious injuries to himself.

13795:

Jesse Attrill, Boatswain, For coolness and resource in averting a serious accident to one of H.M. Ships.

11790:

Launcelot Eustace Smith, Chairman and Managing Director, Messrs. Smith's Dock Company, Ltd., Tyne Branch

11511:, Chairman, Glamorganshire County Council; Mayor of Neath; Chairman, West Glamorganshire Appeal Tribunal 10154:, Director of Wool Textile Production and Chairman of the Board of Control of the Worsted Woollen Trades 4557:, His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to His Majesty the King of the Belgians 4176:, H.M. Lieutenant for the East Riding of Yorkshire, President, East Riding Territorial Force Association 3182:

Major and Brevet Colonel (temporary Major-General) Hugh Maude de Fellenberg Montgomery, Royal Artillery.

246:

by the name, style, and title of Viscount Furness, of Grantley, in the West Riding of the county of York

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Dorothy Florence Whibley, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during an air raid.

14694:

James Snape. For courage and high example in quelling fires during an explosion at great personal risk.

14599:

Albert Edward Reeves. For courage in recovering the plug of a cock under circumstances of grave danger.

14596:

William Dennis Eeardon, Sorter. Devotion to duty under specially difficult and dangerous circumstances.

14423:

William Alfred Mayall. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.

14383:

James McDonald, Ironwork Erector. For courage in the rescue of fellow workmen who were overcome by gas.

13982:

May Victoria Croucher. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire at an explosives factory.

13973:

Thomas Cosby, Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a new submarine.

13780:

John Andrewartha, Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a submarine.

11570: 11532:

Daniel Neylan, Chief Accountant, War Office; late Financial Adviser to the Salonika Expeditionary Force

11060: 10522: 10230:, for services in connection with the Australian Branch of the British Red Cross Society in Egypt, etc. 10098: 9698:

John Field Beale, Vice-Chairman, Royal Commission on Wheat Supplies; Chairman of Allied Wheat Executive

9628: 9478: 9182:

Edith Isabel Benyon, President of the Berkshire Branch of the British Red Cross Society; Commandant of

8904:

Brigadier-General John Latham Rose, Indian Army, Officiating Inspector-General, Imperial Service Troops

8350: 8006:

Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Lionel George Tempest Stone, Reserve of Officers, Royal Fusiliers

7829: 7794:

Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur de Courcy Scanlan, retired pay, Reserve of Officers, Royal Army Medical Corps

6985: 5938:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Arthur Wharton Peck, Indian Cavalry

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Richard Horatio Green, Assistant Inspector of Tracing, Accountant-General's Dept., General Post Office

24528:

Thomas Henry Morony, District Superintendent of Police, 4th grade, Indian Police (Indore State Police)

24513:

Khan Sahib Helimulla, Officiating Deputy Superintendent of Police, Sylhet district, Assam Civil Police

14745:

Robert Studbohne. For courage and resource in preventing a serious explosion at an explosives factory.

14520:

George Parkinson. For courage and resource in preventing a serious explosion at an explosives factory.

14447:

G. Mitchell. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion.

14398:

May Louise Mclntyre. For courage and high example on the occasion of an accident at a filling factory.

14215:

Victoria Irene Holdsworth. For courage and resource in preventing serious injuries to a fellow worker.

11120:

Robert Ernest Graves, Deputy Commissioner of Trade Exemptions Department, Ministry of National Service

10770:

James Brown, Deputy Chairman and Managing Director, Scott's Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Ltd.

10689:

David Bain, Controller of Timber Supplies for Gun Ammunition Filling Department, Ministry of Munitions

10528:

Lieutenant-Colonel John Tweedy Lewtas, Commissioner for Medical Services, Ministry of National Service

8877:

Robert Colquhoun Boyle, Indian Police, Commandant, Frontier Constabulary, North-West Frontier Province

7661:

Colonel and Honorary Brigadier-General Frank Grimshaw Lagier Lamotte, retired pay, Reserve of Officers

2627:

Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) William John Chesshyre Butler (retired pay), Reserve of Officers

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Gertrude Wood, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.

14371:

Alice Ludlow. For courage and high example on the occasion of an explosion and prompt return to work.

14314:

Robert Lake, Fitter and Outside Erector. For courage on board a submarine in dangerous circumstances.

14227:

G. Hulley. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire, which resulted in a very serious explosion.

13831:

Robert Baxter. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow-worker at great personal risk.

12387: 10760: 10058: 9904:

William Athelstane Meredith Goode, Honorary Secretary of the National Committee for Relief in Belgium

9173: 8311:

Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Lionel James Hurley, General List, attached to Australian Imperial Force

8194: 7417: 6714: 6207:

Captain and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Ernest Frederick Orby Gascoigne,

4179: 3806: 2556: 2439: 2313: 1219: 1213: 934: 926: 643: 14659:

Lawrence Simpson. For courage in extinguishing a fire on two occasions, at very great personal risk.

13762:

Robert Adair. For courage in continuing to work his engine while molten metal was falling round him.

13757:

For services in connection with the War in which great courage or self-sacrifice has been displayed.

13748: 11191:, Lecturer on International Law at Cambridge, and President of the Society of Public Teachers of Law 10064:

Peter Hannay McClelland, Member of Advisory Board, Surveyor General of Supply Department, War Office

10061:, Secretary to the Prudential Assurance Company; Manager of the American Dollar Securities Committee 4110:

Colonel Commandant (Temporary Brigadier-General) Charles Ernest Curtoys, Royal Marine Light Infantry

27642: 27335: 27330: 27322: 27317: 27312: 27307: 27302: 27297: 27292: 27287: 27282: 27267: 27262: 27257: 27252: 27241: 27236: 27228: 27223: 27218: 27210: 27193: 27188: 27183: 27178: 27170: 24573:

Col. William Eden Clark, Inspector-General of Police and Commandant of local forces, British Guiana

24504:

Swarup Narayan Singh, Jamadar, Military Police Company, Bhagalpur, Bihar and Orissa Military Police

21244: 19676: 14830:

Nellie Ward, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.

14718:

Florence Eliza Steggel, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.

14042:

Mabel Ann Edwards. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire at an explosives factory.

13964:

Gertrude Coles. For courage in returning to work after her hand had been mutilated by an explosion.

13852:

Sydney Rome Black, Assistant Draughtsman. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a submarine.

12416: 12409: 12121: 12115: 11952: 11182: 10867:

Major Edward Yorke Daniel, Secretary of the Historical Section of the Committee of Imperial Defence

10764: 10215: 10010:, Chairman of Messrs. Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson & Company, Ltd., Newcastle upon Tyne 9684: 9550:, Joint Founder of the War Refugees Committee, and Founder of the Lady Lugard Hospitality Committee 8565: 7719: 7202: 5241: 4637: 4319: 3775: 3058: 1302: 421: 25081: 25044: 25024: 24531:

Samuel Thomas Hollins, Superintendent of Police, 5th grade, Inspector-General of Tonk State Police

14778:

Thomas Tickner. For courage and resource in dealing with an outbreak of fire at a filling factory.

14510:

Nellie Ena Ann Palmer, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

11560:, County Director, Northumberland and Durham, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem 10128:

Percy Kendall Stothert, Chairman of the West of England Board of Management, Ministry of Munitions

7890:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Charles Monk Gibbon, Royal Irish Fusiliers

6955:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Robert Emile Shepherd Prentice,

27719: 27073: 27068: 27063: 27058: 27053: 27048: 27043: 27023: 27019: 27015: 25372: 25004: 24984: 24961: 21232: 21165: 19190: 17310: 14818:

Lilian Blanche Wallace. For courage displayed during a time of great danger in a filling factory.

14584:

Ethel Mary Pullinger, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

14536:

Mary Pendreigh. For courage and high example on the occasion of an accident at a filling factory.

13958:

Mabel Eleanor Clarke, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

13952:

William Frank Chorley. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.

13618: 12396:, Colonial Secretary of the Gold Coast Colony, for special services in connection with recruiting 12293:

Francis George Bury, Honorary Treasurer, King George and Queen Mary's Club for the Oversea Forces

11725: 11666: 11149:

Arthur Henry Hall, Director of Torpedoes and Mines Production, Controller's Department, Admiralty

10462:

Colonel Stuart Davidson, Royal Engineers, Chief Technical Examiner for Works Services, War Office

10387: 9863: 9538:, Secretary of the Government Committee on the Treatment by the Enemy of British Prisoners of War 9281: 9176:; Member of Council, British Red Cross Society; Head of the Voluntary Aid Detachment Department, 8871:

Lieutenant-Colonel Francis William Hallowes, Supply and Transport Corps, Director of Farms, India

8768: 8634: 8447: 7997:

Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) the Honourable Alexander Victor Frederick Villiers Russell,

6762: 5274: 5253: 4879: 3787: 3210:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Harry Dudley Ossulston Ward,

3138:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Edward Spencer Hoare Nairne,

2505: 2433: 2160: 1903: 1444: 1356: 1285: 1171: 1099: 24941: 24519:

Eric Charles Handyside, Superintendent of Police, 4th Grade, North-West Frontier Province Police

24417:

MalayActing Ganpat, Acting Second Grade Inspector of Police in the Poona District, Bombay Police

15873:

Tmp Major Thomas Lyttleton de Havilland, Royal Scots Fusiliers (Major, South African Def. Force)

13967:

John Corder. For courage in fighting a fire caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.

13792:

F. W. Assirati, Postman. Devotion to duty under specially difficult and dangerous circumstances.

12302:, Chief Justice of His Majesty's High Court of Uganda, and Chairman of the Uganda Supplies Board 7973:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Frederick Lindsay Lloyd, retired pay, Reserve of Officers

7504:

Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick William Schofield, Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry

7010:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Edward Weyland Martin Powell,

6216:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Thomas Herbert Francis Price,

3113:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Cyril Maxwell Ross-Johnson,

27724: 25328: 25268: 25228: 25148: 24921: 20700: 20136: 19908: 17794:

Lt.-Cmdr. Edward N. Groves Morris, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, attd. Royal Naval Air Service

15138: 13873:

Lilian Ada Bostock, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

13849:

Myra Grace Bessent, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

12463:

Millicent Acton, Matron (Acting Principal Matron), Territorial Force Nursing Service (T.F.N.S.)

11860: 11749: 11474: 11372: 11226: 11155: 11037: 10922: 10782: 10725:, Late County Secretary, County of London, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem 10663: 10456:

Major Augustus Basil Holt Clerke, Royal Artillery, Director, Messrs. Hadfields, Ltd., Sheffield

10318: 10199: 10076:, Royal Engineers, Director of Army Signals (Home Defence); Second Secretary to the Post Office 10046: 9898: 9834: 9556: 9315: 9090: 8623:

Guy Harold Locock, of the Foreign Office, attached to the Department of Commercial Intelligence

8548: 8106: 7751: 7495:, retired pay, Reserve of Officers, (late Essex Regiment), Suffolk Regiment (Territorial Force) 6998: 5981: 5916:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Sydney Fortescue Metcalfe,

5870:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Herbert Edward John Brake,

5756: 5523: 5352: 2485: 2417: 2354: 2280: 2238: 2100: 1782: 1613: 1539: 1363: 1330: 1132: 891: 854: 820: 783: 629: 617: 578: 267:

by the name, style and title of Baron Cawley, of Prestwich, in the county Palatine of Lancaster

25188: 16711:

Tmp Lt.-Col. George William Hayward, Royal Field Arty., Riding Master and Hon. Major (retired)

15164:

Capt. and Bt. Major Alfred James Napier Bartlett, Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Inf.

14857:

Robert Leonard White. For courage in remaining at his work after being very seriously injured.

14848:

Dorothy Kate West, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.

14611:

Maggie Rock. For courage and high example on the occasion of an accident at a filling factory.

14565:

Ellen Lenora Potter. For courage and resource in extinguishing a fire, at great personal risk.

14338:

Ethel Mary Leeds, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during, air-raids.

14081:

Bertha Flintoff, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during an air-raid.

13046:

Charlotte Mary Gooding, Sister, Kingston, Surbiton and District Red Cross Hospital, New Maiden

12899:

Jean P. Cullen, Nursing Sister, Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service (Q.A.R.N.N.S.R.)

11869:

The Honourable Violet Stuart-Wortley, Ladies Secretary to the Headquarters Committee, Y.M.C.A.

11737:

Maj. Finlay Forbes Scott, Superintendent of the Line, London, Brighton and South Coast Railway

10834:

Major Augustus Basil Holt Clerke, Royal Artillery, Director, Messrs Hadfields, Ltd., Sheffield

10174:

William Rowan-Thomson, Director of Auxiliary Ships Engines, Controller's Department, Admiralty

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Abraham Naar, Sorter. Devotion to duty under specially difficult and dangerous circumstances.

14368:

Albert James Lowe. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.

14162:

Alice Ann Healey, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

14021:

John Duff. For courage in preventing a serious explosion under circumstances of great danger.

13870:

John Booth. For courage in extinguishing a fire on two occasions at very great personal risk.

13685: 13207: 13149:

Sybil Ada Catherine Jarvis, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Bartholomew's Hospital

12299: 11997:

Thomas Worthington, Late Head of the Commercial Intelligence Department of the Board of Trade

11882: 11321: 11007: 10929: 10617: 10244: 9857: 9637:, Army Medical Service, Chief Commissioner for Medical Services, Ministry of National Service 9371: 8822: 8602: 8454: 8419: 8376: 8363: 8135: 8058: 8009:

Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) John Sedley Newton de Joux, South Staffordshire Regiment

7869: 7807: 6430: 5477: 5332: 4951: 4745: 4534: 4287: 3288: 1465: 1440: 1367: 1306: 650: 197: 96: 44: 39: 34: 25352: 25308: 25288: 25248: 25208: 25128: 25101: 24900:

Alfred John Wilkins, Photographic Writer, Publication Division, Ordnance Survey, Southampton

24684:

Frederick William Drew, Examiner of Drawings, Control Division, Ordnance Survey, Southampton

14623:

Thomas William Rudge, Millwright. For courage and coolness whilst engaged on dangerous work.

14239:

William Hunt. For courage and resource on two occasions in preventing serious fires. Age 66.

14221:

Janet Holmes. For courage and resource on the occasion of an explosion in a filling factory.

13031:

Elsie Vera Orby Gascoigne, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Bartholomew's Hospital

12806:

Ellen Josephine Burke, Staff Nurse, Civil Hospital Reserve, Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast

12509:

Helen Dey, Acting Sister, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service (Q.A.I.M.N.S.)

11878:

Lieutenant-Colonel Percy Crosland Tempest, Chief Engineer, South Eastern and Chatham Railway

11143:

Arthur Edward Hadley, Assistant Controller of Inspection of Munitions, Ministry of Munitions

10088:

Frederick George Panizzi Preston, Chairman of Messrs. J. Stone & Company, Ltd., Deptford

8883:

Raja Sayyid Abu Jafar, Taluqdar of Pirpur, in the Fyzabad District of Oudh, United Provinces

7379:, Reserve of Officers, late Royal Lancaster Regiment (Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel, Yeomanry) 7227:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Arthur Hardwicke Spooner,

4444:, Indian Civil Service (retired), Secretary, Revenue and Statistics Department, India Office 3646:

Lieutenant-Colonel (temporary Colonel) William George Sackville Benson, Army Pay Department.

2985:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Robert James Bridgford,

2700:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) James Wilfred Stirling,

216:

were not classified as being within Military or Civilian divisions until following the war.

27709: 27616: 27611: 27606: 27601: 27596: 27591: 27586: 27581: 27576: 27571: 27566: 27561: 27556: 27551: 27546: 27541: 27536: 27531: 27526: 27521: 27516: 27511: 27506: 27501: 27496: 27491: 27486: 24594:

Frederick John Bayfield, Detail Plotter, Publication Division, Ordnance Survey, Southampton

24408:

Rajabkhan Daudkhan, Fourth Grade Head Constable in the Kaira District Police, Bombay Police

21285: 20124: 19625: 15662:

Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Reginald Graham Clarke, Royal West Surrey Reg., and Machine Gun Corps

14800:

E. Vass. For courage in stopping a fire in an explosives factory at grave risk to his life.

14775:

Samuel George Thorneycroft. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.

14769:

George Terry. For courage in working continuously under circumstances of very great danger.

14456:

Margaret Moody, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.

14248:

Florence Jackson. For courage displayed during a time of great danger in a filling factory.

14177:

Amos Freke Hesman. For courage in preventing an explosion and fire, at great personal risk.

14030:

Lucien Duncombe. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.

13976:

Herbert Luigi Costa. For courage in continuing to work under circumstances of great danger.

13721: 13498: 12890:

Mary Matthewson Crichton, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Manchester Royal Infirmary

12791:

Flora McDonald Browning, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Royal Infirmary, Sunderland

12557: 12500: 12360: 12354: 11585: 11576:

Henry Howard Piggots, Assistant Secretary, Parliamentary and General, Ministry of Munitions

10828: 10629: 10583: 10570:

Lieutenant-Colonel John Williams, Australian Imperial Force; Commanding Anzac Provost Corps

10001: 9828: 9738: 9678: 9574: 9553:

Margaret Ker Pryse-Rice, President, Carmarthenshire Branch of the British Red Cross Society

9535: 9158: 9042: 8892:

Khan Bahadur Khan Ahmad Shah, Honorary Sub-Judge and Honorary Magistrate, Jullundur, Punjab

8664: 8488: 8468: 8230: 7893:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert May Wetherell, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry

7874: 7854:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel Alfred Briffa, King's Own Malta Regiment of Militia

7847: 7812: 7759: 7680: 6784: 6536: 6505: 6251: 5900:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Pomeroy Holland-Pryor,

5861:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Charles Stuart Wilson,

5851: 5647: 5222: 5123: 5090: 4970: 4737: 3976:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Frederic George Lucas,

3515:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Arthur James Kelly, retired pay, late Royal Engineers

3505: 3402: 2849: 2839: 2831: 2797: 2747: 2670: 2477: 1979: 1942: 1587: 1458: 1426: 995: 988: 705: 672: 541: 456: 24885:

Charles Arthur Wells, Examiner of Tracings, Control Division, Ordnance Survey, Southampton

24210:

James Anniwell, Superintendent and Deputy Chief Constable of the Bedfordshire Constabulary

18466:

Capt. William John Townsend Shorthose, South Staffordshire Reg., and King's African Rifles

14444:

Rose Mills. For courage displayed on the occasion of an explosion, at great personal risk.

14335:

Ada Mary Laws, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to-duty during air-raids.

14114:

Frank Wallis Green. For courage and resource in subduing a fire at imminent personal risk.

13955:

Annie Clarke. For courage in keeping workers together under circumstances of great danger.

13903:

Harry Brown. For courage in working continuously under circumstances of very great danger.

13819:

George Charles Bannister, For great courage in clearing a man-hole at great personal risk.

13768:

Charles Alford. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.

13454:

Mary Francis Ronaldson, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Nottingham General Hospital

12702:

Frances Ethel Bach, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, David Lewis Hospital, Liverpool

12384:, Paramount Chief of Akin Abuakwa; for services to the Government of the Gold Coast Colony 12339:, Attorney-General and Chairman of the Food Committee of the Colony of Trinidad and Tobago 12305:

Elizabeth Lydia Rosabelle, Lady Clifford, for charitable services in the Gold Coast Colony

12028: 11657:

Gervase Henry Roberts, Superintendent, Mechanical Engineering Department, Woolwich Arsenal

11625:, Member of the President of the Board of Agriculture's Committee Food Production Advisory 10904:

Edward Evershed Dendy, Chairman, Semi-manufactured Metals Committee, Ministry of Munitions

10518:

Lieutenant-Colonel Geoffrey Gladstone Helbert, Staff of High Commissioner for South Africa

4408:

Evan Maconochie, Indian Civil Service, Agent to the Governor, Kathiawar, Bombay Presidency

3201:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) George Jasper Farmar,

475:, of Llanidan, in the county of Anglesey, one of His Majesty's Counsel learned in the Law. 441:, of Osbaston Hall, in the parish of Market Bosworth, in the County of Leicester, Esquire. 287:

by the name, style and title of Baron Queenborough, of Queenborough, in the County of Kent

8: 27160: 27155: 27150: 27142: 19799: 17569: 17415: 15494: 15302: 14912: 14429:

Walter Mee. For courage and resource in dealing with a fire at the cost of bodily injury.

14233:

Mabel Hunt, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during an air raid.

14153:

E. James Hawkins. For courage in preventing an explosion and fire at great personal risk.

14108:

James Gosling. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.

12575:

Elizabeth Lusk Macaulay, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Edinburgh Mental Hospital

12308: 11648: 11449: 11393:

Thomas Rodgerson Marsden, Managing Director, Messrs. Platt Brothers & Company, Oldham

11318:

William Joseph Luke, Shipyard Director, Messrs. John Brown & Company, Ltd., Clydebank

10854: 10795: 10644: 10564: 10148:, Vice-Chairman of London Headquarters of British Mission to the United States of America 10132: 9998:, Royal Engineers, Director of Materials and Priority, Controller's Department, Admiralty 9917: 9568: 8908: 8856:

Harry Nelson Heseltine, Civil Accounts Department, Accountant-General for Railways, India

8206:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Ernest Arthur Kendall, Royal Army Veterinary Corps

6613:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Guy Hamilton Boileau,

6561: 6105: 5831: 5318: 5059: 3903: 3688: 3353:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Robert Clement Gore,

1415: 1247: 743: 728: 25064:"New Year Honours – The Official Lists, New Peers And Baronets, Long Roll Of Soldiers". 24501:

Henry St. John Morrison, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Bihar and Orissa, Civil Police

24179: 23227:

Cpl. -Sergeant A. Waddell, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Bothkennar, Stirlingshire)

14836:

Frank Watson. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.

14555:

Walter Poll. For courage and high example in dealing with a serious fire at a gas works.

14468:

Frederick Thomas Morris. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.

14296:

Mary Kiaer. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire at a filling factory.

13283:

Esther Chisholme Masterton, Staff Nurse, Civil Hospital Reserve, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

13170:

Kate Elizabeth Jones, Matron, Kingston, Surbiton District Red Cross Hospital, New Maiden

11495:

Colonel James Alexander Lawrence Montgomery, British Red Cross Commissioner, East Africa

11146:

Ernest Varley Haigh, Controller, Trench Warfare Supply Department, Ministry of Munitions

11130:

Rosamund, Lady Henry Grosvenor, Ladies Auxiliary Committee (Munitions Section), Y.M.C.A.

10574: 10446:

Colonel Frederick John Angell, Assistant Director of Ordnance Services, Southern Command

8035:

Captain (Temporary Colonel) Cecil Henry Whittington, Royal Flying Corps, Special Reserve

6933:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Gerald Edward Bayley,

6924:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Charles George Lewes,

6704:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick William Lawrence Sheppard Hart Cavendish,

6475:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Acting Lieutenant-Colonel) Charles Michael Browne,

4200:

Colonel Richard Thompson, retired pay, Secretary, Cheshire Territorial Force Association

3147:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Percy Orr Hazelton,

2835:, Army Medical Service (Lieutenant-Colonel, Royal Army Medical Corps, Territorial Force) 302:

by the name, style and title of Baron Terrington, of Hudderefield, in the County of York

25377: 25357: 25313: 25293: 25253: 25213: 25173: 25133: 25106: 25086: 25049: 25029: 25009: 24989: 24966: 24946: 24926: 18903:

Lt. Oliver G. G. Villiers, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, attd. Royal Naval Air Service

17483:

Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Charles Alexander Hugh MacLean, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders

15611: 15354: 14629:

Thomas Ryan. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.

14171:

Harry Hepworth, For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosion factory.

14159:

Ethel Head. For courage and high example in rescuing fellow workers after an explosion.

13034:

Mabel Emily Gascome, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, West Hertfordshire Hospital

12851:

Marguerite Gérard Clément, Sister (late A.N.S.), Military Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne

12779:

Emily Caroline Clifford Bramwell, Matron, The Red House Auxiliary Hospital, Leatherhead

11970: 11844: 11279: 11020: 10932:, Chief Woman Inspector at Central Offices of Employment Department, Ministry of Labour 10926:, County Director, West Yorkshire, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem 10907: 10807: 10226: 10159: 9839: 9027: 8897: 8864: 8789: 8315: 8069: 7904: 7821: 7781: 7776: 7672: 7626: 7621:

Major and Brevet Colonel Edward Bell, Reserve of Officers, late Worcestershire Regiment

7339:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Gerald Carew Sladen,

7192:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Charles Samuel Owen,

7119: 6943: 6835: 6681:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Frank Graham Marsh, Indian Army

6548:

Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Geoffrey Harnett Harrisson,

6157: 5960: 5814: 5390: 5079: 4982: 4618: 4091: 3680: 3626: 3615: 3500:

Lieutenant-Colonel (temporary Colonel) Thomas Finlayson Dewar, Royal Army Medical Corps

3078: 2732: 2424: 2406: 2347: 2004: 1451: 1391: 1152: 1041: 183: 24510:

Singfair Gharti, Subadar Lushai Hills Military Police Battalion, Assam Military Police

24468:

George Grosvenor Bruce Iver, Superintendent of Police, Jheilum district, Punjab Police

24411:

Peter Sullivan, Superintendent of the Criminal Investigation Dept., Bombay City Police

24405:

Roy Havelock Haslam, Assistant Superintendent, Agency Police, Kathiawar, Bombay Police

15722:

Capt. Edward Roux Littledale Corballis, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, and Royal Flying Corps

14891: 14851:

George Whatton. For courage and resource in subduing a fire at imminent personal risk.

14608:

George Robinson. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.

14353:

Alfred Leyland. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying, out dangerous experiments.

14332:

Michael Lavelle. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.

14132:

Alice Hanson, For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosives factory.

14075:

Maude Fisher, For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosives factory.

13891:

Emily Brooke, For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosives factory.

13801:

Sidney Aylward. For courage and resource in subduing a fire at imminent personal risk.

11133:

Major Anselm Verner Lee Guise, Director of Stores, British Red Cross Society, Boulogne

11107:

Henry Glendinning, Chemical Director, Messrs. Brunner Mond and Co., Limited, Northwich

11013:

Captain George Charles Frederick, Royal Navy, Shipping Intelligence Officer, Liverpool

10740:

Alfred Carleton Blyth, Managing Director, Hayes Filling Factory, Ministry of Munitions

10641:

William James Anderson, Honorary Treasurer, Scottish Branch, British Red Cross Society

8537:, of the Colonial Office, Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for the Colonies 7933:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Arthur John Bromley Church, Army Pay Department

7096:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Hugh Roger Headlam,

6774:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Alan Thomas Paley,

6739:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Acting Lieutenant-Colonel) George Henry Addison,

5317:. For services rendered in connection with the Military Operations culminating in the 24486:

Charles Arthur Reynell, District Superintendent of Police Henzada, Burma Civil Police

20028: 19892: 17740: 17370: 16907: 14212:

George Hogan. For courage and resource in subduing a fire, at imminent personal risk.

14087:

Bernard John Francis. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow worker.

14027:

Peter Dunbabin. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.

13652: 13573:

Ellen Constance Wadling, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Thomas's Hospital

13370:

Elizabeth Scott Newton, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Leith General Hospital

13304:

Susannah Josephine McGann, Staff Nurse, New Zealand Army Nursing Service (N.Z.A.N.S.)

13182: 12348: 12335: 12296:

Thomas Fraser Burrowes, Comptroller of Customs and Receiver of Enemy Estates, Nigeria

12224: 12142: 12136: 11894:

Wynn Harold Tregoning, Ministry of Shipping; a Member of the Ship Licensing Committee

11829: 11813: 11637: 11605: 11556: 11537: 11467: 11356: 11221:

Lancelot Worthy Horne, Superintendent of the Line, London & North Western Railway

11208: 11075: 10978: 10887: 10861: 10839: 10654: 10635: 10547: 10496: 10467: 10167: 10163: 10103: 10006: 9994: 9975: 9901:, Director of Raw Materials, Department of the Surveyor-General of Supply, War Office 9843: 9714: 9605: 9524: 9364: 8931: 8889:

Jhala Sri Mansinghji Suraj Sinhji, Dewan of Dhrangadhra, Kathiawar, Bombay Presidency

8804: 8649: 8559: 8540: 8039: 8020: 7236:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Henry Pelham Burn,

6417: 6117:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel William Dutton Burrard, Royal Field Artillery

6092: 4855: 4461: 4368:

In recognition of the services rendered by the native States of India during the War

4292: 4205: 4184: 3129:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) John Guy Rotton,

3048: 3035: 2451: 1472: 1292: 1164: 1140: 1086: 969: 912: 896: 789: 773: 691: 586: 556: 467: 348: 278:

by the name, style and title of Baron Armaghdale, of Armagh, in the County of Armagh.

24621:

Alma Ephraim Austin Burden, Second Class Draughtsman (Overseer), Portsmouth Dockyard

20338:

Tmp Capt. John Jackson Cameron, South Staffordshire Reg., attd. Royal Lancaster Reg.

14578:

William Thomas Pugh. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.

14417:

John Master. For courage in preventing an explosion and fire at great personal risk.

14414:

Robert Massey. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.

14168:

William Hemmingsley. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow worker.

14117:

John Green. For courage and self-sacrifice in dealing with acid and poisonous fumes.

13771:

Arthur Ernest Allen. For courage in rescuing a fellow-worker at great personal risk.

12632:

Eva Owen Schofield, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary

11573:, Chairman of Special Local Tribunal for London and Member of London Appeal Tribunal 10247:, for services in connection with the control and reorganisation of coastal shipping 7924:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Frederick Walter Radcliffe,

7382:

Temporary Major (Acting Lieutenant-Colonel) George Simpson Pitcairn, Royal Engineers

7028:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Percival Suther,

5954:

Temporary Colonel (Lieutenant-Colonel, Royal Army Medical Corps, Territorial Force)

3730:

Colonel Knightley Stalker Dunsterville, retired pay, late Indian Ordnance Department

3614:

Temporary Colonel (Lieutenant-Colonel, Royal Army Medical Corps, Territorial Force)

26183: 26163: 25483: 22279:

Battery Sergeant Major J. Hunt, Royal Garrison Arty. (Higher Broughton, Manchester)

19817: 19654: 17322: 15277: 14474:

George Myers. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.

14432:

James Menzies. For courage and high example on the occasion of a serious explosion.

14341: 14045:

Nora Egan, For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosives factory.

13912:

John Buckley. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.

13247:

Daisy Lynch, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Leicester Royal County Hospital

13097:

Georgina Hester, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, University College Hospital

12254: 12248: 12171: 11943:

Philip George Lancelot Webb, Deputy Controller of Petrol Department, Board of Trade

11597:

Helen Matilda, Lady Procter, Chairman, Munition Workers Welfare Committee, Y.W.C.A.

11420: 11412: 11397: 11294: 11276:

Harold Godfrey Judd, Deputy Controller, Contracts Department, Ministry of Munitions

10870:

Albert Davidson, Managing Director, Messrs. Hattersley and Davidson Ltd., Sheffield

10658:, County Director, Derbyshire, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem 10554: 10420: 10348: 10234: 10016: 9541: 9359: 9255:, in recognition of Services rendered by the Native States of India during the War. 9183: 9177: 8287: 7955: 7921:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Dundas Dooner, Army Ordnance Department

7706: 7511: 7407:

Captain and Brevet Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Major Cyril Edward Wilson,

7106: 6656: 5423: 5410: 5202: 5182: 4561: 4209:, retired pay, Secretary, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire Territorial Force Associations 3170: 3097:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) John Campbell,

1404: 1264: 1234: 537: 505:, of Essendon Place, in the parish of Essendon, in the county of Hertford, Esquire. 25: 21850:

Battery Sergeant Major E. Day, Royal Horse Arty. (Great Staughton, near St. Neots)

21318: 17513:

Capt. and Bt. Major Patrick Dalmahoy McCandlish, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders

16645:

Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Edward Barnard Hanley, Worcestershire Reg., attd. Tank Corps

16263:

Capt. The Hon. Alastair Thomas Joseph Fraser, Lovat's Scouts (Cameron Highlanders)

14571:

Harry Price. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.

14326:. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory. 14057:

James Evans. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.

13463:

Dorothea Rudman, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Manchester Royal Infirmary

12827:

Eve Mary Campbell, Honorary Nursing Sister, East Africa Nursing Service (E.A.N.S.)

12647:

Marky Minto Tait, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Glasgow Western Infirmary

12469:

Edith Elizabeth Appleton, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Bartholomew's

12426:

Mohamadu Abba, Emir of Yola, for services in connection with the Cameroon Campaign

11872:

The Honourable Reginald Gilbert Murray Talbot, Chairman, London Munitions Tribunal

9653:, Late Controller of the Trench Warfare Research Department, Ministry of Munitions 9399:

In recognition of Services rendered by the Native States of India during the War —

8859:

Alexander Langley, Indian Civil Service, Deputy Commissioner of Hoshiarpur, Punjab

8653:

Riband, badge and star of the Knight Grand Cmdr. of the Order of the Indian Empire

3872:

Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Alexander McDougall, Canadian Forestry Corps

3733:

Colonel (honorary Brigadier-General) Andrew Laurie Macfie, late Liverpool Regiment

3571:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Meade James Crosbie-Dennis, Royal Artillery.

3232:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Ben Atkinson,

27473: 24516:

Jangbir Lama, Subadar, Lakhimpur Military Police Battalion, Assam Military Police

20733: 17815:

Tmp Major Albert Isaac Mossop, attd. Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Inf.

17600: 17153:

Tmp Major Wentworth Alexander King-Harman (retired) List, late Royal Irish Rifles

15975:

Maj. (Temporary Lt. Col.) Horace Adrian Duncan, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders

15335:

Capt. Charles Roger Cavendish Boyle, Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Inf.

15056:

Capt. Walter Alexander Armitage, York & Lancaster Reg., and Machine Gun Corps

14632: 14054:

Fred Evans. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.

13961:

Alexander Clelland. For courage and resource under circumstances of great danger.

13735: 13726: 13714: 13702: 13690: 13678: 13669: 13657: 13442:

Maud Reynolds-Knight, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Westminster Hospital

13158: 12658: 12625: 12342:

Richard Allmond Jeffrey Goode, Secretary to the Administration, Northern Rhodesia

11934: 11833:, County Director, Hampshire British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem 10898:

County Director, Devonshire, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem

10543:

Colonel Robert Dawson Rudolf. Consultant in Medicine, Canadian Army Medical Corps

10475: 10342: 10185: 10145: 9963: 9512: 8828:

Thomas Ryan, Finance Accounts Department, Secretary to the Indian Munitions Board

8534: 8168: 8087: 6830: 6643: 6623: 6386: 6027: 5955: 4568: 4448: 4380: 4300: 4227: 3842: 3727:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Markham Carter, Indian Medical Service

3659: 3634: 3362:

Major and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Bartholomew George Price,

3341: 2869:

Major and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Seymour Hulbert Sheppard,

2524: 1408: 1323: 1113: 949: 885: 593: 567: 552: 529: 513: 313:

The King appointed the following to His Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council:

297: 23518:

Battery Sergeant Major H. F. Spratley, Royal Garrison Arty. (Paddington, London)

23119:

Battery Sergeant Major N. F. Spratley, Royal Garrison Arty. (Paddington, London)

22225:

Act. Battery Sergeant Major Major E. Hollidge, Royal Field Arty. (Upper Tooting)

22213:

B.Q.M. Sgt. A. Hodgson, Northumberland Fusiliers (Annfield Plain, County Durham)

13888:

Amelia Brisley. For courage and high example in cases of explosion in a factory.

13409:

Sophie Eleanor Pollard, Lady Superintendent, Auxiliary Military Hospital, Thirsk

13152:

Lilian Maud Jeans, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Charing Cross Hospital

12902:

Ethel Mary Cumberledge, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Bartholomew's

12345:

Francis Charles Jenkin, Deputy Superintendent, Special Police Reserve, Hong Kong

11315:

Arthur Lucas, Deputy Director, Department of Import Restrictions, Board of Trade

11215:

John Wilson Hope, Chairman of the Committee for the Purchase of Army Camp Refuse

11203:

Arthur William Holmes, Director of Contracts, Royal Commission on Wheat Supplies

10992:

Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Lindsay Fitzpatrick, Red Cross Commissioner, Salonika

10917:, Royal Navy, Chairman of the Admiralty Licensing Sub-Committee, War Trade Dept. 10119:

Harry Smith, Chairman of the Keighley Board of Management, Ministry of Munitions

8320:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Douglas Murray McWhae, Army Medical Corps

4411:

Francis Coope French, Indian Civil Service, Commissioner, Dacca Division, Bengal

4252:

Ewan Francis Macpherson, Legal Member of the Local Government Board for Scotland

24213:

Henry Hand, Superintendent and Deputy Chief Constable of the Breconshire Police

23515:

Sgt. J. V. Solari, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg., attd. Machine Gun Corps

23101:

Sgt. J. V. Solari, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg., attd. Machine Gun Corps

22356: 21270: 21137: 21004: 20923: 20798: 20656: 20513: 20498: 20489: 20481: 20407: 20379: 20355: 20319: 20303: 20288: 20276: 20225: 20140: 20128: 20089: 20077: 20050: 20032: 20008: 19984: 19951: 19934: 19875: 19859: 19803: 19608: 19542: 19471: 19450: 19435: 19426: 19396: 19381: 19372: 19333: 19300: 19291: 19270: 19261: 19249: 19225: 19213: 19194: 19173: 19161: 19137: 19098: 19089: 19077: 19056: 19023: 18987: 18969: 18929: 18920: 18862: 18840: 18819: 18795: 18786: 18765: 18747: 18710: 18695: 18675: 18637: 18628: 18616: 18601: 18589: 18543: 18516: 18507: 18474: 18459: 18447: 18429: 18420: 18405: 18357: 18312: 18303: 18246: 18237: 18191: 18176: 18164: 18149: 18128: 18092: 18080: 18062: 18050: 18037: 18009: 17997: 17976: 17943: 17934: 17835: 17763: 17732: 17717: 17677: 17662: 17647: 17626: 17617: 17586: 17561: 17552: 17536: 17527: 17503: 17494: 17473: 17464: 17440: 17419: 17401: 17390: 17378: 17356: 17341: 17326: 17314: 17299: 17275: 17266: 17239: 17230: 17194: 17179: 17161: 17140: 17125: 17104: 17082: 17067: 17058: 17013: 17001: 16959: 16935: 16920: 16911: 16872: 16863: 16845: 16821: 16758: 16731: 16674: 16656: 16638: 16620: 16578: 16548: 16539: 16518: 16497: 16482: 16464: 16404: 16385: 16358: 16349: 16322: 16298: 16274: 16244: 16205: 16187: 16157: 16088: 16049: 16040: 16016: 16001: 15968: 15956: 15908: 15893: 15878: 15860: 15851: 15842: 15809: 15652: 15625: 15597: 15520: 15505: 15450: 15435: 15417: 15394: 15376: 15367: 15358: 15346: 15281: 15257: 15248: 15218: 15190: 15181: 15172: 15142: 15124: 15067: 15040: 15028: 15007: 14998: 14039:

Nicholas Edghill. For courage in helping to subdue fire at great personal risk.

13861:

Robert Leach Boal. For courage in keeping down a fire in an explosives factory.

13765:

Mary Adams. For courage in assisting others, at great personal risk, in a fire.

12219: 11793: 11769: 11684: 11288: 11249:

Daniel Jackson, Partner and Head of Shipyard, Messrs. Denny Brothers, Dumbarton

11187: 11175: 11054: 10338: 10323: 10257: 9929: 9913:, Managing Director of the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Ltd. 9876: 9702: 9506: 9428: 9189: 9054: 8918: 8723: 8596: 8222: 7982:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Lewis Frederick Renny,

7967:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) William Egerton Edwards, Royal Artillery

7912: 7732: 7355:

Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Christopher D'Arcy Bloomfield Saltern Baker-Carr,

7348: 7297: 7158: 7145: 7090: 7019:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Clennell William Collingwood,

6628: 6490: 6435: 6287:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Percy Cyriac Burrell Skinner,

5710:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet-Colonel (Colonel in Army) Thomas James Atherton,

4931: 4699: 4656: 4468: 4307: 4277:

Star of a Knight Grand Commander of the Most Exalted Order of the Star of India

3937: 3708: 3446: 3321: 3185:

Major and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Nelson Graham Anderson,

3022: 2953: 2938: 2412: 2400: 2124: 1751: 1682: 1554: 1476: 1422: 1396: 1335: 1318: 1297: 1280: 1275: 1239: 1001: 873: 415: 24525:

Malik Mazaffar Khan, Inspector, 3rd grade, North-West Frontier Province Police

24426:

Ganu Dhansrng, a Second Grade Head Constable, District East Khandesh (retired)

22459:

L. Cpl. L. C. G. T. Lawford, Mil. Police (Keyhaven, near Lymington, Hampshire)

21555:

Battery Sergeant Major F. A. Broomfield, Royal Field Arty. (Stratford, London)

21381:

C.S. Maj. W. T. Alloway, Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Inf. (Marlow)

19105:

Maj. George Arthur Seccombe Williams, South Staffordshire Reg. (Spec. Reserve)

18343:

Maj. Noel Hunsley Campbell Russell, Leinster Reg., and Worcestershire Yeomanry

17480:

Capt. and Bt. Major William Alexander Onslow Churchill Mackintosh, Royal Arty.

16134:

Tmp Lt.-Col. Ronald Dundas Falconar-Stewart, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders

14012:

William Dixon. For courage in rescuing a fellow-worker at great personal risk.

13265:

Letitia Mary Manley, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Middlesex Hospital

13109:

Margaret Agnes Hilliard, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Guy's Hospital

12881:

Isobella Craig, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Glasgow Royal Infirmary

12812:

Helen Caig, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Queens Hospital, Birmingham

12241:

Ernest Chappell, Chairman of the Johannesburg Branch of the Comforts Committee

11857:

John William Stone, Surveyor of Lands, Director of Works Department, Admiralty

11360:, Sheriff of the Lothians and Peebles; Chairman of the Lothian Appeal Tribunal 11348:

Frederick Larkins MacLeod, Adviser on Foreign Iron Ores, Ministry of Munitions

9932:, Representative of the Director of Transports in the United States of America 9259: 8299:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Arthur Thomas White, Army Medical Corps

7936:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Hamlet Bush Toller, Army Pay Department

7881:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Henry Andrew Micklem,

6305:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Bertram Hewett Hunter Cooke,

4261:

Maurice Lyndham Waller, Prison Commissioner, Head of Prisoners of War Division

27698: 25419: 24402:

Nandi Kishora Padhi, Inspector of Police, Vizagapatam district, Madras Police

24396:

Golla Simhachellam, Sub-Inspector of Police, Godavari district, Madras Police

21202: 20524: 19683: 17905: 16984:

Tmp Major Archibald Hugh James, Northumberland Fusiliers, West Yorkshire Reg.

15589: 14676:

Frank Slater, For great courage shown during a fire in an explosives factory.

13697: 13664: 13516:

Ethel Margaret Spicer, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, London Hospital

13486: 13445:

Kate Ianthe Richardson, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Guy's Hospital

12681:

Maud Alice Abraham, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Middlesex Hospital

12187: 12166: 12012: 11975: 11799: 11731: 11654:

John Richie Richmond, Managing Director of Messrs. J. M. Weir, Ltd., Cathcart

11563:

Major Edward Howard Thornbrough Parsons, Chief Constable, Metropolitan Police

11258:, Member in charge of Aviation, British War Mission, United States of America 11110:

Lewis Gordon, Deputy Controller, Small Arms Ammunition, Ministry of Munitions

11001: 10801: 10203: 10082: 10037: 9819: 9752: 9734: 9672: 9562: 9488: 9458: 8978: 8584: 8528: 8521:

Philip Arnold Anthony, General Manager of the Federated Malay States Railways

8210: 8161: 8122: 7791:

Lieutenant-Colonel John Arthur Coghill Somerville, late Royal Sussex Regiment

7609: 7524: 7259: 7064: 6965: 5988: 4508: 4426: 4384: 4239: 3543: 3384:

Territorial Force Reserve (Temporary Honorary Major Royal Army Medical Corps)

3328: 3301: 2933: 2857: 2853:, Army Medical Service (Captain, Royal Army Medical Corps, Territorial Force) 2592: 2243: 2081: 1987: 1713: 1638: 1035: 1017: 907: 842: 438: 409: 24726:

William John Head, Second Class Storerman, Stores Dept., General Post Office

23371:

L. Sgt. H. Wilshaw, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg. (Chapel-en-le-Frith)

21898:

Battery Sergeant Major S. Eardley, Royal Garrison Arty. (Newcastle, Staffs.)

21778:

Sgt. J. W. Crosby, Royal Garrison Arty. (Wickford, Essex) Royal Marine Arty.

21775:

Sgt. C. E. Crooks, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg. (Mansfield Woodhouse)

21749:

Sgt. W. H. Couldwell, Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Inf. (Reading)

19232:

Tmp Major Charles Sandford Wynne-Eyton, General List, and Royal Flying Corps

15512:

Maj. William Erdeswick Ignatius Butler-Bowdon, Duke of Cornwall's Light Inf.

14751:

Herbert Sykes. For courage in testing aircraft in spite of severe accidents.

13900:

Ethel Brown. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.

12720:

Henrietta Bauman, Sister, South African Medical Nursing Service (S.A.M.N.S.)

12524:

Gertrude Annie Flood, Matron, Military Orthopaedic Hospital, Shepherd's Bush

12265:, Secretary to the High Commissioner in London for the Union of South Africa 12208:

George Eustace Burnett-Stuart, Director of Personnel in Ministry of Interior

11946:

Wilfred Howard Williams, Director of Inland Transport, Ministry of Munitions

11330:, Technical Adviser, Non-Ferrous Materials Department, Ministry of Munitions 10792:

Cecil Lindsay Budd, Chairman, Virgin Metals Committee, Ministry of Munitions

10287:, for services in connection with the New Zealand War Contingent Association 9612: 9146: 6349:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Arthur Thackeray Beckwith,

6060:

Lieutenant-Colonel Walter Ernest Onslow Campbell Blunt, Army Pay Department.

3739:

Lieutenant-Colonel Ernest William Greg, Cheshire Regiment (retired, militia)

607:, of Hengrave, in the parish of Hengrave, in the county of Suffolk, Esquire. 26171: 24675:

Emily Rosa Davies, Assistant Supervisor, Class II, Central Telegraph Office

24507:

Khwaja Muhammad Akram Khan, Deputy Superintendent, Central Provinces Police

24155:

1st Grade Hospital Store Keeper Rup Chand Khana, Supply and Transport Corps

23446:

Battery Sergeant Major F. W. H. Eastley, Royal Garrison Arty. (Southampton)

23068:

C.S. Maj. T. W. Slater, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg. (Matlock, Bath)

19848: 15924:

Maj. Alan Sydney Whitehom Dore, Worcestershire Reg., and Royal Flying Corps

13424:

Elsie Evelyn Quilter, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Guy's Hospital

13064:

Edith Hadfield, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Hull Royal Infirmary

13052:

Edith Mary Goss, Lady Superintendent, Palace Auxiliary Hospital, Gloucester

13016:

Kleo Friend, Commandant, The Castle Auxiliary Hospital, Ryde, Isle of Wight

12773: 12745:

Mother Mary Berckmans, Matron, Military Hospital, Waterloo Park, Lancashire

12730: 12381: 12330: 12290:

Ethel Dorothy Bowring, for services to the East African Expeditionary Force

12182: 12109: 11917: 11462: 11336:

James Borrowman MacLean, Controller, Gun Manufacture, Ministry of Munitions

11170: 11086:, Vice-Chairman (Acting Chairman), Glamorgan Territorial Force Association. 11044: 10879: 10181: 9956: 9780:, Founder and Honorary Director of the British Prisoners of War Book Scheme 9592: 9529: 9518: 9452: 9296: 9252: 8668: 8148: 7215: 6601: 6072:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Edward John Russell Peel,

6001: 5942: 5430: 5358: 4592: 3466: 3220: 3157: 2611:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Colonel) Frederick Smith,

2062: 1384: 1374: 1209:, Judge President, Natal Provincial Division, Supreme Court of South Africa 1159: 1093: 991:, Vice-Chairman of the Cardiff and Bristol Channel Shipowners' Association. 757: 655: 25428:. No. 24, 966. New South Wales, Australia. 11 January 1918. p. 8 24567:

Lt.-Col. Charles Riddick, Comm. of Police and Prisons, Uganda Protectorate

24522:

Zabhir Gul Khan, Inspector, 4th grade, North-West Frontier Province Police

24161:

1st Class Sub. Asst Surg George Julian Ferris, Indian Sub. Medical Service

22528:

C.S. Maj. B. Maddock, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg. (Repton, Derby.)

20592: 20326:

Maj. Richard Maul Birkett, Royal Sussex Reg., attd. Royal West Surrey Reg.

16753:

Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. William Francis Hessey, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers

13322:

Margaret Meikle, Matron, Cadland Auxiliary Hospital, New Forest, Hampshire

13232:

Mary Anderson Linton, Staff Nurse, Civil Hospital Reserve, London Hospital

12699:

Alfreeda Jean Attrill, Nursing Sister, Canadian Nursing Service (C.A.N.S.)

12046:

Robert Godfrey Peckitt, Chief Mechanical Engineer, Egyptian State Railways

11796:, Chairman and Test and Experimental Manager of Sopwith Aviation Co., Ltd. 10973:

Edward FitzGerald, Assistant to Chairman, Imperial Munitions Board, Canada

10608:

Major Charles Aldington, Superintendent of the Line, Great Western Railway

10507:, Vice-Chairman (Acting Chairman), Glamorgan Territorial Force Association 10453:, Assistant Controller, Raw Materials (Non-Ferrous), Ministry of Munitions 10013:

Gustave Jarmay, Managing Director of Messrs. Brunner, Mond & Co., Ltd.

9494: 8443:

Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) John Andrew Amyot, Army Medical Corps

7443:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Honorary Colonel) Arthur Saxby Barham, London Regiment

6225:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) George Birnie Mackenzie,

3436:

Lieutenant-Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Charles William Compton,

24702:

William Garwood, Stamper, Office of Inspector of Stamping, Inland Revenue

22984:

Sgt. S. Russell, East Yorkshire Reg. (Elloughton, near Brough, Yorkshire)

22519:

Bombr. W. G. Mabbutt, Headquarters, Royal Field Arty. (Shipston-on-Stour)

21928:

Mechanist Sergeant Major G. A. L. Evans, Army Service Corps (East London)

21612:

Cpl. A. C. Caiger, Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Inf. (Malvern)

21447:

Sgt. J. Bates, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (Liemaskea, County Fermanagh)

19525: 16834:

Capt. Charles Kenneth Howard-Bury, King's Royal Rifle Corps Spec. Reserve

16411:

Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Charles Alexander Campbell Godwin, Indian Army Cav.

15500:

Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Bernard Arnold Barrington Butler, Royal Field Arty.

14102:

William Gommersall, For several acts of great courage and self-sacrifice.

13391:

Marian Paterson, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Bartholomew's

13244:, Staff Nurse, New Zealand Army Medical Corps (N.Z.A.M.C) Nursing Service 13241: 12466:

Margaret Anderson, Head Sister, Australian Army Nursing Service (A.A.N.S)

12366: 10728:

John Harper Bean, Director, Messrs. A. Harper, Sons and Bean Ltd., Dudley

10701: 10626:, Director and Manager of Messrs. W. H. Allen, Son & Company, Bedford 10550:, Assistant Director of Contracts, Admiralty; New Zealand Military Forces 10364:, Vice-Chairman, King George and Queen Mary's Club for the Oversea Forces 9748:, Member of Council and of Executive Committee, British Red Cross Society 9120: 8967: 8838:, Indian Medical Service, Deputy Director-General, Indian Medical Service 8611: 8388:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Charles Henry MacLaren,

7951:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) William Parry, Army Pay Department

7449:

Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick William Duffield Bendall, Middlesex Regiment

6195:

Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel Percy George Davies, Army Ordnance Department

6165: 5496: 4488: 4374: 3971: 3824: 3427:

Lieutenant-Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Percy Douglas Hamilton,

2219: 2186: 2050: 1346: 1029: 801: 715: 686: 201: 25443: 24615:

Frederick William Bucknell, Overseer (Telegraphs), London Postal Service

22441:

Fitter Sergeant T. Lancaster, Royal Field Arty. (Workington, Cumberland)

21904:

Battery Sergeant Major F. W. Eastley, Royal Garrison Arty. (Southampton)

21752:

Warrant Ofc. Class 2 W. J. Coward, Gloucestershire Reg. (Stroud, Glouc.)

21719:

Sgt. A. Coles, South Wales Borderers (Withington Station, near Hereford)

21423:

Battery Sergeant Major J. Barnes, Royal Field Arty. (Ramsey, Huntingdon)

20392:

Maj. Gerald Gane Thatcher, Royal Garrison Arty., attd. Royal Field Arty.

17336:

Tmp Lt. The Hon. Charles Christopher Josceline Littleton, Middlesex Reg.

17041:

Lt.-Col. Allen Victor Johnson, Royal Fusiliers, King's Royal Rifle Corps

12521:

Lily Agnes Ephgrave, Staff Nurse (Acting Matron), Q.A.I.M.N.S. (retired)

12378:

Alice, Lady Miles, President of the Red Cross and other funds, Gibraltar

12238:

Hester Marion Carter, of the Red Cross and Comforts Committee, Cape Town

11345:, Assistant Controller, Iron and Steel Production, Ministry of Munitions 11333:

Horacio George Arthur Mackie, His Majesty's Consul-General, Buenos Aires

11291:, Head of the Intelligence Branch of the Procurator-General's Department 11047:, Deputy Controller, Labour Regulation Department, Ministry of Munitions 10998:

Major John Henry Follows, Acting General Superintendent, Midland Railway

10947:

William James Evans, Principal Clerk, Secretary's Deptartment, Admiralty

10944:

George Edwards, Auditor and Controller, Imperial Munitions Board, Canada

8330:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Kenneth Smith, Army Medical Corps

8045:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel Lionel Richard Cavendish Boyle,

7556:

Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) William Hodgson Suart, retired pay

6358:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Edward Harding Newman,

5843:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Howard Ensor,

5653:

Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Jonas Hamilton du Boulay Travers,

2647:

Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Herbert de Touffreville Phillips,

24651:

Benjamin Walter Samuel Chambers, Telegraphist, Central Telegraph Office

24465:

Muhammad Khan, Constable of the Kheri district, United Provinces Police

24399:

Abdul Aziz Sahib, Inspector of Police, Godavari district, Madras Police

24347:

John Fitzhugh Gelston, County Inspector of the Royal Irish Constabulary

24344:

Robert John O'Sullivan, Acting Sergeant of the Royal Irish Constabulary

23440:

Sgt. A. Cole, South Wales Borderers (Withington Station, near Hereford)

22492:

Sgt. E. Lilley, King's Royal Rifle Corps (New Nuttall, Nottinghamshire)

22048:

Battery Sergeant Major P. F. Golding, Royal Garrison Arty. (Kensington)

18559:

Tmp Capt. Alfred William Speyer, General List, late West Yorkshire Reg.

16955: 14236:

Walter William Hunt. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker.

13709: 13588:

Amy Waterman, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Middlesex Hospital

13525:

Ellenor Stevenson, Matron, Auxiliary Hospital, Henley-in-Arden, Warwick

13343:

Grace Morgan, Matron, Arrowe Hall Hospital, Woodchurch, near Birkenhead

12848:

Julie Mary Clancy, Staff Nurse, Civil Hospital Reserve, London Hospital

12821:

Edith Clare Cameron, Sister, Australian Army Nursing Service (A.A.N.S.)

12723:

Susan Baxter, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Mile End Infirmary

12690:

Betty Angel, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Royal Free Hospital

12494:

Elizabeth Joan Cumming, Matron, Army Nursing Service Reserve (A.N.S.R.)

12482:

Frederickke Wilhelmina Christopherson, Assistant Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.

12412:, Shehu of Borno, for services in connection with the Cameroon Campaign 12096:, Manager, Forbes, Forbes, Campbell and Co., Karachi, Bombay Presidency 11928:

Major Henry Angus Watson, General Superintendent, North Eastern Railway

11891:

Chief Constable of Nottinghamshire and Acting Inspector of Constabulary

11728:, Secretary to the British Section of the International Socialist Party 11600:

James Railton, Partner in the Firm of Messrs. Topham, Jones and Railton

10649:

John Apsey, Manager, Constructive Department, H.M. Dockyard, Portsmouth

10611:

Ernest Joshua Allen, Director, Railway Materials, Ministry of Munitions

9579: 9547: 9472: 9100: 9035: 8886:

Rai Bahadur Pandit Gopinath, Member of Council, Jaipur State, Rajputana

8775: 8640:

Louis Antonio Andrade, District Commissioner for the Island of Zanzibar

7309:

Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Francis Jenkins, Coldstream Guards

6964:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Sir

6727: 6278:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Horace Giesler Lloyd,

6177:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Philip Leveson Gower,

6152: 6042:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Colonel) Ernest Carden Freeth Gillespie,

5891:

Major and Brevet Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Clement Yatman,

5640:

Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Doveton Bridges, Royal Marine Light Infantry

5371: 5301: 5047: 4994: 4381:

Maharajadhiraja Sri Sawai Maharaj Rana Udai Bhan Singh Lokindar Bahadur

4233:

Arthur Henry Payne, Comptroller of Companies Department, Board of Trade

3453: 3418:

Lieutenant-Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Edward Charles Massy,

1313: 1081:

Colonel Harry Albert Lawless Hepper, (Major, Royal Engineers, retired).

826: 24852:

Margaret Sheret, Counter Clerk and Telegraphist, London Postal Service

24639:

Duncan Urquhart Brown, First Engineer (Yardcraft), Portsmouth Dockyard

24618:

Valentine Pike Burbidge, Assistant Head Postman, London Postal Service

24393:

Walter Henry Wright, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Madras Police

24164:

1st Class Sub Asst Surgeon Ram Lai Abrole, Indian Sub. Medical Service

23050:

Pte. W. Simpson, Northumberland Fusiliers (West Sleekburn, Bedlington)

22810:

Tmp Staff Sergeant Major J. Peiks, Army Service Corps (Henley-n-Arden)

22606:

C.S. Maj. J. McDonald, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders (Argyllshire)

22486:

Pte. J. Leverton, Duke of Cornwall's Light Inf. (St. Columb, Cornwall)

22276:

Act. Sgt. G. W. Hunt, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg. (Nottingham)

22186:

L. Cpl. W. J. Herring, King's Royal Rifle Corps (King's Cross, London)

22177:

Battery Sergeant Major W. Heath Royal Garrison Arty. (Woodford, Essex)

21859:

L. Cpl. A. Devenish, Northumberland Fusiliers (Cornsay, County Durham)

21630:

Sgt. J. Carmichael, King's Own Scottish Borderers (Chorlton-cum-Hardy)

21366:

Dvr. H. F. Addington, Royal Field Arty. (Church Brampton, Northampton)

18268:

Capt. Robert William Barrington Robertson-Eustace, East African Forces

18171:

Maj. Alfred Hutton Radice, Gloucestershire Reg., South Wales Borderers

15536:

Tmp Major Alexander Francis Somerville Caldwell, North Lancashire Reg.

15231:

Maj. Harold Francis Bidder, Royal Sussex Reg., attd. Machine Gun Corps

13633:

Mary Gertrude Woodrow, Matron, Caenshill Auxiliary Hospital, Weybridge

13430:

Katharine Rapson, Matron, St. George's Hill Auxiliary Hospital, Surrey

12926:

Henrietta Daly, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, London Hospital

12518:

Nora Easby, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Thomas Hospital

11312:

Edgar Stanford London, Deputy Chief Inspector of Taxes, Inland Revenue

11136:

Frances Bett, Lady Hadfield, Donor and Administrator, No. 5 Hospital,

10307:, Reserve of Officers, Acting Sirdar and Governor-General of the Sudan 10116:

Herbert Babington Rowell, Member of the Admiralty Shipbuilding Council

10079:

Thomas Henry Penson, Chairman of the War Trade Intelligence Department

9950:

Frederick Ness Henderson, Member of the Admiralty Shipbuilding Council

6517:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Edward Arthur Fagan,

6063:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Henry Jenkins Brock,

5661:

Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) William Arthur Murray Thompson,

4255:

Arthur Hamilton Norway, Assistant Secretary to the General Post Office

780:, Professor of Welsh at the University College of North Wales, Bangor. 25066: 24882:

Frances Mary Isabella Webber, Assistant Supervisor (Telegraphs), Bath

24540:

Reginald Charles Whiting, District Superintendent, Burma Civil Police

23332:

C.S. Maj. W. S. Wilkinson, West Riding Reg. (Holmfirth, Huddersfield)

23047:

Petty Ofc. H. J. Simon, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve (Hurst, Bixley)

22999:

C.S. Maj. A. H. Sands, Royal Marine Light Inf. (Storehouse, Plymouth)

22864:

C.S. Maj. Puchas, South Staffordshire Reg. (Brownhills, near Walsall)

22456:

C.S. Maj. A. Laurence, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg. (E. Derby)

22000:

L. Cpl. R. H. Froude, Royal Engineers (Curraghmore, County Waterford)

21874:

L. Cpl. G. W. H. Dobson, Military Mounted Police (Whiteleafe, Surrey)

21758:

B.Q.M. Sgt. A. J. Cowley, Royal Field Arty. (Glanworth, County Cork)

20341:

Maj. James Francis Fraser-Tytler, Yeomanry, attd. Cameron Highlanders

19221: 18373:

Tmp Major Albert Edward Scothern, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg.

17544:

Capt. and Bt. Major James Innis Aikin McDiarmid, Royal Garrison Arty.

12929:

Marianne Emaline Dann, Matron, Red Cross Hospital, Hillfield, Reigate

12087:, Assistant Political Minister to His Highness the Nizam's Government 12029:

For services in connection with the War in France, Egypt and Salonika

12021: 11854:

William Chester Still, Senior Partner of Messrs. W. M. Still and Sons

10950:

Peter Dewar Ewing, General Manager, Ailsa Shipbuilding Company, Troon

10941:

Ethel Edgar, Ladies Auxiliary Committee (Munitions Section), Y.M.C.A.

10605:

John Arthur Aiton, Chairman, Derbyshire Munitions Board of Management

10575:

For services in connection with the War in France, Egypt and Salonika

10432: 10298: 9211:; Donor and Administrator of Lady Northcliffe's Hospital for Officers 9207:, Member of the Joint Committee of the British Red Cross-Society and 9142:

Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire, insignia 1917–35

8562:, Attorney-General and Minister for Railways of the State of Tasmania 8552:, Under-Secretary, Chief Secretary's Deptartment, State of Queensland 8340:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Hugh Marshall Dyer,

8038:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel (Honorary Brigadier-General)

7899:

Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Treharne Andrews, Royal Engineers

7731:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General)

7246: 4682:

Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Robert Whyte Melville Jackson,

4354: 4218:, retired pay, Secretary, Staffordshire Territorial Force Association 1488: 189: 24855:

George Sinclair, Head Office Keeper and House Keeper, Foreign Office

24735:

Charles Samuel Hill, Mate in charge of War Dept. Vessels, War Office

24537:

Ernest Woodburn Trotter, District Superintendent, Burma Civil Police

24459:

Ala Ahmad, Constable of the Budaun district, United Provinces Police

22600:

Sgt. T. McClure, Royal Garrison Arty. (Thornastown, County Kilkenny)

22411:

Battery Sergeant Major J. Kennelly, Royal Garrison Arty. (Edinburgh)

22384:

C.S. Maj. H. Julsing, Northumberland Fusiliers (Newcastle upon Tyne)

22294:

Battery Sergeant Major J. C. Ihffe, Royal Garrison Arty. (Wakefield)

22060:

Sgt. E. Gordon, Royal Engineers (S.R) (Newton-le-Willows, Lancaster)

22051:

Sgt. A. T. Goodey, South Staffordshire Reg. (Clapham Common, London)

21564:

Sgt. A. (Brown, York & Lancaster Reg. (Thurnscoe, near Barnsley)

20250:

Hon. Lt.-Col. Rev. Albert William Woods, Royal Army Chaplains' Dept.

13612:

Edith Mary Williams, Matron, Red Cross Hospital, Brecon, South Wales

13379:

Millicent Mary Nix, Nurse, The Princess Christian Hospital, Weymouth

12893:

Annie Crooks, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, London Hospital

12043:

Lady Mabelle Annie Egerton, in charge of Station Coffee Stall, Rouen

11784:

Arthur William Smallwood, Assistant Director of Contracts, Admiralty

10962:, Assistant Chief Constable in Charge of Special Constabulary, Essex 10746:

Thomas John Bradley, Principal Clerk, Exchequer and Audit Department

10704:, Deputy Controller, Labour Supply Department, Ministry of Munitions 10580:

Hugh Garvin Goligher, Financial Adviser, British Expeditionary Force

10531:

Colonel James Reynolds McLean, Deputy Director-General of Recruiting

8406:

Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Édouard de Bellefeuille Panet,

7385:

Major (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Vaughan Randolph Hine-Haycock,

6809:

Captain and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General)

5987:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General)

5980:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General)

5925:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General)

4296:, an Ordinary Member of the Council of the Governor-General of India 3970:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

3748:(civil), Territorial Force Reserve, late Royal Warwickshire Regiment 3340:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

3300:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

3274:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

3254:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

3241:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

3219:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

3169:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

3156:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

3034:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

3001:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

2972:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

2932:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

2905:

Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General)

2685:

Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Edwin Henry de Vere Atkinson,

2576:

Colonel (temporary Brigadier-General) Ernest Reuben Charles Butler,

1496: 24669:

James Crone, Chief Worktaker, Central Office, Ministry of Munitions

24564:

William Kilmuster Notley, Comm. of Police, East Africa Protectorate

24471:

Mohammad Rashid, Head Constable, Ferozepore district, Punjab Police

24423:

Gerald Sidney Wilson, Deputy Comm. of Police for the part of Bombay

24353:

William P. Bannon, Superintendent of the Dublin Metropolitan Police

23359:

Dvr. A. A. Willis, Royal Garrison Arty. (Apperley, near Tewkesbury)

22759:

C.S. Maj. J. Norns, Hampshire Reg. (Martyr Worthy, near Winchester)

22657:

Battery Sergeant Major G. Menzies, Royal Garrison Arty. (Dumbarton)

22504:

R.S. Maj. G. Lockie, South Wales Borderers (Farringdon Rd., London)

22426:

Battery Sergeant Major F. A. J. Knight, Royal Field Arty. (Bristol)

21558:

C.S. Maj. A. Broomhead, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg. (Derby)

21489:

Battery Sergeant Major A. J. Blowers, Royal Field Arty. (Lowestoft)

21471:

L. Sgt. M. Berkley, Cheshire Reg. (Hirst Ashington, Northumberland)

19018:

Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Frank Augustin Kinder, White, Royal Engineers

12711:

Annie Barns, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, London Hospital

12430: 11762:, Principal Partner, Messrs. G., Senior & Sons, Ltd., Sheffield 11200:, Professor of Chemistry and Metallurgy, Ordnance College, Woolwich 11137: 10935:

Arthur James Dyke, Assistant Secretary, Board of Customs and Excise

10250: 10085:, Junior, in charge of Boot Section, Royal Army Clothing Department 10067:

James McKechnie, Managing Director of Messrs. Vickers, Ltd., Barrow

9813:, Chairman of the Soldiers Dependants' Assessment Appeals Committee 9608:, for services in connection with the Women's Patriotic Association 9201:, President of the Scottish Branch of the British Red Cross Society 8571:

Robert Walter, Colonial Secretary of the Colony of British Honduras

7979:

Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Richard Blackstone Owen, Royal Artillery

7948:

Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Stewart Anderson, Royal Army Medical Corps

7918:

Lieutenant-Colonel Stanley Clarence Halse, Royal Garrison Artillery

7498:

Lieutenant-Colonel Clarence Isidore Ellis, Royal Army Medical Corps

7258:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel)

7214:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel)

7157:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel)

7144:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel)

7105:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel)

6895:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel)

6748:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel)

6684:

Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel)

6582:

Lieutenant-Colonel (Temporary Brigadier-General) Arthur Ellershaw,

4335:, Indian Civil Service, Political Department, Resident at Hyderabad 3512:

Colonel Stewart Dalrymple Cleeve, retired pay, late Royal Engineers

174: 24801:

Walter Mason, Paper-Keeper, Money Order Dept., General Post Office

24765:

Mary Elizabeth Liddle, Assistant Supervisor, Post Office, Carlisle

24492:

Maung Kyaung Ba Inspector of Police (retired), Burma Civil Police

23014:

Sgt. H. Scrimshaw, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg. (Mansfield)

22834:

C.S. Maj. C. B. Plenderleith, Royal Warwickshire Reg. (Birmingham)

22768:

C.S. Maj. A. O'Nious, South Lancashire Reg. (Douglas, Isle of Man)

22579:

Fitter Sergeant R. Maynard, Royal Field Arty. (Camborne, Cornwall)

21910:

Battery Sergeant Major A. Elliott, Royal Field Arty. (Southampton)

21853:

Sgt. F. C. Debenham, Royal Field Arty. (Bergholt, near Colchester)

20537:

Tmp Major Charles Agnew Anderson, South African Water Supply Corps

17809:

Tmp Capt. Robert Charles Stuart Morrison-Scott, Royal Marine Arty.

17606:

Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Cecil Colvile Marindin, Royal Garrison Arty.

17435:

Maj. Archibald Laird MacConnell, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders

16795:

Capt. and Temp Major Charles Faunce Hitchins, Royal West Kent Reg.

15804:

Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Evan Campbell da Costa, East Lancashire Reg.

12950:

Edith Victoria Donaldson, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R., Australia

12757:

Frances May Billington, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R., New Zealand

12441: 12403: 12268:

Evelyn Ashley Wallers, President of the Transvaal Chamber of Mines

11994:

Raymond Wybrow Woods, Chief Clerk, Treasury Solicitor's Department

10095:, Chairman of the Central Council of United Alien Relief Societies 8375: