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Ayton, Lient. R. M. Q. Missing. Bruce, Capt. Hon. R. Missing. Pr Connal-Rowan, Lett, G; F. Missing. Fraser, Capt. J. A. Missing. Gilkison, Lieut. J. D. Missing. Kounedy, Capt. A. E

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Maclean, Major A. H Missing Maclean, Capt. A. J. H. Missing. Stirling, Lieut. A. Missing:

Walker, Capt.. C. C. Missing.

BEDFORDSHIRE, RÉGIMENT.

Milling. Capt. J. Moll, Wounded, Shearsman, Lieut, C. E. G. Wounded.

CHESHIRE REGIMENT.

Boger, Lieut. Col. D. C. Missing. Balten, 2nd Lieut. R. H. Missing.

· Campbell, Lieut. C. A. Misang. Chetwynd-Stapylton. Major Missing. Dugmore, Capt. W, L. E. B. Missing.

Dyer, Capt. A. JL. Missing. Elliott, Lient. W. G. R. Missing. Fairweather, 2ngi Lion. 1. Missing Frost, Lient, T. L. Missing. Jackson, Capt. E. A. Missing. Jacobs, Lieut. G. S. Missing. Joliffe, Capt. G. E. Missing Jones, Capt. E. R. Missing. Massey, Capt. B. E. Missing

Matterson, Lieut. C. A. K. "Missing, Randall, Lieut. H. C. Missing. Stewart, 2nd Lieut. W. L. Missing. Tabourdin, Capt. V. R. Missing.

COLDSTREAM GUARINS. Hawarden, Lieut. Viscount. Killed. Keppel, Lieut. Hon. R. O. D. Wounded. Lambton, Lieut. G. Killed.

Rowley, Lieut. G. R. F. Wonded. Whitbread, Capt. R. Wounded. Windsor-Clive, Lieut. Hon. A. Killed,

CONNAUGHT RANOS,

Abercrombie, Tient-Col. A. W. Missing, Parker, Lieut. W. G. S. Missing, Hardy, 2nd Lieut. J. Missing. leader, Capt. F, W. M. Missing Roche, Capt. W. W Missing. Turner, 2nd Lieut. C. A. C. Missing.

BORBETNILIRE REGIMÈNT. Hyslop, Capt. R. G. B. M. Wounded. 1.festiuman, Lieut. W, A. Wounded Morgetts, Lieut. C. F. M. Wounded.

KECONIS, DRAGOONS. Leven and Melville, Lient. Earl of. Wounded. Swetenham, Major F. Killed.

DUKE OF CORNWALL'S LIGHT INFANTRY. Bissett, ant. F: W. 1, Wended. Dennis, Lieut. J. E. W. Missing. Mooney, 2nd Lieut. W. McC. J. Wounded. Petavel, Major P. G. Missing............ Richardson, Lieut. W. M. Missing. Savile, 2nd Lieut. F. C. B. Wounded.

BURS OF WELLINGTON'S. REGIMENT, Carter, R. C. Wounded, Denman-Jubh, Captain C. A. Missing... Ellis, Capt. T. Missing. Gibbs, Lieut. Cal. J. A. C. Wounded. Jenkins, Captain E. V. Missing. Oliphant, Sec. Lieut. 0. W. Wounded. Ozanne, Lieut. W. M. Wounded. Price, 2nd Lieut. 0. Missing Russell, Lieut. L. E. Woundedi. Strafford, Major P. B. Killed. Taylor, Capt. E. R. Missing.. Thompson, Lient. J. H. . Killed. Townsend. Major E. N. Wounded Young, Lieut. M. C. B. K... Missing.

KAST LANCASHIRE REGIMENT.

D'Esterre, Capt. P. O. E. Wounded.

EAST BURRKÝ BEGIMENTA

Benson, Capt. J. P. Wounded. Bolton, Lient. G. L. Missing. Campbell, Capt. R. C. Missing. Lavion, Lieut. E. G. Missing Morritt, Lieut. W. G. Missing, Stoneham, Lieut. H. F. Missing. Swinton, Licut, G. E. Wounded. Ward, 2nd fient. N. L. Missing. Wyeyard, Lient. D. Wounded.

«LOUCESTER BEQIMENT.

Shipway, Capt. G. M. Killed.

GORDON HIGHLANDERS.

Allan, Major P. S. Wounded.

GRENADER GUARDS.

Covil, Liout, Hon, W. A. Wounded. Vereker, See, Lieut. R. H. M. Killed. Scott Kerr, Brig. General Robert, M.V.0.,

D.S.O. Wounded.

1ŌTH HUBRAILS, Hoare, 2nd Lieut. C. M. Killed. Hordinge, Sec. Lieut. Hon. E. C. Wounded. Rogerson, 2nd Lieut. J. C. Wonded. Tylee, Fient. J. M. Killed. Walker, Capt. 0. W. Missing. Wells, Lieut. It. P. Wounded. Whittle, Lieut. C. H. S. Killed.

20TK HUSSARS, Soames, Lieut. H. M. Killed. Upton, Lieut. J. T. Missing,

IRISH RUAHUS.

Crichton, Major H. F. Kilel· Morris, Lieut. Col. the Hon. G. H. Wounded. 3RD KING'S OWN HUBBARS. Shitlock, Gerard 1. E. Killed.

KING'S ROYAL RIFLE CORPS (STAFF). Johnson, Capt. H. C. D.S.O. Missing KING B OWN SCOTTISH BORDENERS.

Amos, 2nd Lieut. 68. Missing, Bell, 2nd Lieut. R. P. 31. Missing.. Cobden, Capt. H. Missing, Hamilton-Dalrymple, Lieut. J. R. Hammond, Sec. Lieut. G. P. Killed. Haig, Major A. E. Wounded; Jornson, Lient. R. Missing.

Kennedy, Capt. C. F. Woundedi.

Leigh, Alajor C. Mising.

Missing

Macdonald, Capt. W. Missing Pennyman, Lient. J. B. W. Missing Shewen, Sac Lieut. W. G. M. Wounded. Spencer, Capt. L. D.. Wannded. Stevenson, Lieut.-Cal. C. M. Wounded. Teeling

2nd lient. T. F. P. B. J. Missing. Kise's. OWN YORKSHIRE LICHT INFANTRY. Ackroyd. Capt. C. H. Killed. Bond, Col. R. C. Killed. Butt, Sec. Lieut. T. B. Wounded. Denison, Lieut. S N. Killed, Gatacre, Capt. W E. Killed. Hibbert, 2nd Lieut. H. B. Missing. Recordoppel. Capt. A. R. Killed.

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Luther, Capt. A. G. Killed. Noel, Sec. Lieut: J.. B. Killed. Rawdon, Lieut. C. H. Killed. Reynolds, Lieut. T.-Missing. Ritchie, Seo: Lieut. A. F. Killed. Simpson, Capt. 1. Wounded. Unett, Lieut. W. H. de W. Missing. Wynne, Lient G C. Killed. Yate, Major C. A. I Killed.

AP TANCASHIRE FUSILIZES. Dass, 2nd Lieut. CH. Wounded. Corbett-Winder, Lieut. F. F. Wounded.. Boyle, Lieut. D. E. Killed.

Davenport, Capt. J. A. Wounded. Helps, 2nd Lieut. . P. A. Wounded. Rodley, Capt. H. B. Wounded. Rowley, 2nd Lieut, W. J. Wounded. Sidebottom, Capt. R. Y. Wounded." Ward, Capt. A. C., D.8.0. Killed: Wilkinson, 2nd Lieut. J. R. Wounded.

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TH LANCERS. Parker, Lieut.Col. A. Wonmled.

9TH LANGERS." Brooke, Major V. R., C.I.E., D.S.O.

Killed.

12TH LANCERS. Bailey, Major P. J., D.S.O. Wonded, Michell, Capt. J. C. Killed. Moore, Lieut. R. S. T. Killed.

16TH LANCERS.

Aris, Lieut and Quartermaster "C.

Wounded. MacEwen, Lieut.-Col. M. L. Wounded.

LEINSTER REGIMENT (STAFF).

Wounded. Boyd, Capt. G. F., D.S.O.

ROYAL, LANCASTER · RÉGIBEST.

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Baird, Douglas, 2nd Lieut. A 8. D.

Wounded.

Carter, Lieut. C. R. Wounded.

Clutterbick, Capt. H. Killed. Dykes, Licut. Col. A. MeN. Killed. Higgins, Capt. T. C. R. Wounded Irvine, Lieut. C. G. S. Wounded. Nixon, Capt. J. A. Wounded. J.Sparenborg, Capt. H. B. Wounded. Steele-Perkins, Lieut. C. S. Killed. Theobald, Capt. F. G.. Killed. Grover, Capt. C. W. Wounded,

· MANCHESTER REGIMENT, Albrecht, Lieut. V. A Missing. Brodribb, facut. W. C. Missing. Burrows, Second Lieut. R. F. G. Missing Butler, 2nd Lieut. W. E. Missing. Fowke, Capt. M. C. Missing Knox, Capt. H. Missing. Mansergh, Lieut. W. G. Missing. Miller, 2nd Lieut. R. T. Mssing. Morley, Capt. C. Missing. Nisbet, Capt. F. S. Killed. Theobald, Capt. H. C. W., D.5.0. Wounded. Thomas, Lieut. A. F. Missing, Trueman, Caps, C. Fitz G. H. Missing

XIDDLESEX REGIMENT.

Blakeney, Major H. N., D.SO. Wounded,

Wounded. Spence, Capt. H. F..

NORFOLK REGIMENT.

Briard, Lieut.. E. F. V. Missing. Cresswell, Capt. F. J. Killed. Jephson, Lieut. M. D. Wounded. Oakes, Lient. J. E. Wounited. Openshaw, Lieut. H. . Wounded. Orr, Major J. D. Missing

Paget, Sec. Lieut. G. N. Wounded. Reeve, 2nd Lieut. A., E. Missing."

RIFLS BRIGADE (STAFF). Davies, Capt. C. M. Wannded

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORrs. Bell, Lient T. H. Missing Brown, Capt. G. H. J. Missing. Brown, Teut. A. J. Missing. Hrunskill, Major J. H. Missing: Batler, liout. F. P. Missing. Cahill, Capt. R. J. Missing. Crymble, Capt. W. Missing Collingwood, Major P. H., Missing, Dwyer, Capt. P. Missing.. Edmunds, Capt. C. T. Missing. Egan, Capt. W. Missing. Gibbon, Capt. T. H. Wounded. Irvine,. Major F. S. Missing.

Missing. Hattersley, Lieut. S. M. Hills, Lieut. H. W. Missing. Kelley, Capt. II. B. Missing. Lander, Liont. C. L. Missing Lynch, Capt. J, P. Missing. Nelson, Lieut. 1. K. Missing. Priestly, Capt. H. E. Mixsing. Routh, Lent. L. M. Missing. Sutcliff, Capt. A. A. Missing. Thompson, Col. H. N. Missing.

HOYAL BRUXBHIKE REGIMEST, Denniss, Lieut. T. Y. B. Wounded. Hopkins, Lieut. . S. Wounded. Shott, Capt. H. H. Missing, Turner, Major A. Missing.

ROYAL ENGINÈKIA,

Calthrop, Lieut. E. E. Wounded. Day, Lieut. A. F. Killed. Hopkins, Major NJ Wounded. Lees, Capt. E. F. W. Missing, Wright, Capt. T. Wounded.

ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY.:

Missing.

Barber-Starkey, Capt. W. H. J. Bayley, Major G. H. W. Wounded. H, Lieut. D. Wounded. Birley, Major R. A. Wounded. Bowles, Lieut and Adjt. J. A. Killed. Broadhurst, Soc. Lieut. G.. H. Wounded. Browning, Capt. C. H. Killed. Tuelle, Capt. H. Wounded. Coghlan, Sec. Lieut. W. H. Killed. Earle, Lieut. E. G. Wounded. Heuning, Major P. W. B. Wounded, " Holland. Major C. S.

Killed.

Jones, Capt. R. A. Killed. Jones. Major E. H. Missing, Leceh. Capt. J. E. Missing. Macleod, Sez. Lent. R. Wounded. Maxwell, Sec. Lieut. P. Me3. Wounded.' Nutt, Major A. C. R. Wondel. Preston, Liant: C, O'D. Wounded. Spencer, Lieut. E. A. Wounded. Stanford, Lieut. J. Wounded. Stapylton, Major G. J. C. Killed. Stevens, Col. O. F. Missing. Stewart Cox, Lieut. A. Missing. Tailyour, Major G. H. F. Missing Walford, Capt. J. C. Wounded. Younger, Lieut. J. E. T. Missing.

ROYAL HORSE ANTILLERY- Marston, Lieut. J. E. Wounded.

ROYAL INNISKILLING PUSILLERA, Braddell, Lieut. I. A. R.. Wounded. Gladstone, Laient. W. Wounded. Lloyd, Capt. E. R. R. Wounded. Ponsonby, Capt. G. 31. Wounded. Stacke, Lieut. 0. G. N. Wounded.

QARA" ROYAL IRISH HIFLES," Charley, Major H. R. Wounded. Mathews Donaldson, 2nd Lieut. L.

Wounded.

ROYAL MUNSTER FUSILIERS, Awdry, 2nd Lient. C. E. V. Missing. Barrett, Capt. P. G. Missing Charrier, Major P. A. Missing. Chute, Lieut. C. F. T. Missing. Crozier, 2nd Lieut. J. C. B. -- Missing. Deane-Drake, Lient. C. J; V. Missing. Jervis, Capt, H. S. Missing. Knight, Sec. Lient. A. A. Wounded. Newson, 2nd Lieut. H. A. Missing. O'Malley, Lieut." T. F. Missing, Phayre, Lieut. C. F. Missing Rawlinson, Capt. C. R. Missing. Simms, Capt. G. N., M.V.Q Missing,

ROYAL MONETER REGİMEXT.

Gower, Lient. E. W. Missing. Hall, Capt. C. R. fissing. Moseley, Lieut. R. A. D. Missing. Styles, Lient. F. E. Missing- Sulivan, 2nd Lieut. P. H. Missing. Thomas, 2nd Lieut R. W. Missing.

Seymour

ROYAL RCOTA CUNYS.

Major A, G Wounded.

ME: TROYAL WELSH FUSILIENS,

Walwyn, Capt. EJ, DS0 Wounded.

SOMERSET LIGHT INFANTRY.

Swagne, Licut, J. G. doa R. Missing,

ROYAL-WEST MENT REGIMENT.

Anderson, Lient. C. K. Killed, Broadwood, Sec. Lieut. M.-F. Killed.

Wounded. Chitty, Sec. Lient. A. A. E. Lister, Capt. G. D. Wounded. Pack-Beresford, Major C. G. Killed. Phillips, Capt. W, C. O. Killed. Sewell, Lieut. B. C. C. Wounded, Tulloch, Capt. R.M. 6. Woundeł.

SOUTH. LANCASHURE REGIMENT. Adams, Lieut. G. Missing, Addowson, 2nd Lieut. D. J. C. Missing. Barry, Lient, F. Missing

Burton, 2nd Lieut. W. E N. Wounded. Ewart, Major G. D. H. Wounded. Hatchinson, Capt. J. S. Missing Icke, Lieut. J. H. T. Missing, Irwiu, 2nd Liont. H. G. W. Missing Travis Cook, Capt. J. D E. Wounded.

SUFFOLK REGIMENT. Backhouse, 2nd Lieut. F. H. W. Missing, Bainardiston, Major S. J. B., D.S.O..

Missing

Berrill, 2nd Lieut. F. C. Missing. littleston, Lieut. N. A. Missing Brett, Lieut.-Col, C. A. B., D.S.Ö. Kiled. Campbell, Capt. W. M. Missing. Cuthill, Capt. A. M. Missing, Doughty. Major E. C. Missing. George, Lient, T. L Missing Harvey, 2nd Lieut. R. G. C. Missing. Hepworth, Capt. J. F. Missing. James, 2nd Lieut, H. P. Missing. Morgan, 2nd Lieut. J. B. Missing. Myddelton, 2nd Lieut. E. G. Missing. *Nicholis, 2nd Lieut. P. C. Missing . |Orford, Capt. E. E. Missing.

Payne, 2nd Lieut. G. H. Missing, Pearson, Capt. E. E. Missing Peebles, Major A. S., D.8.0. "Missing" Pereira, 2nd Lieut. F. V. C. Missing Phillips, 2nd Lieut. V. A. G. Wounded. Reid, Capt. E. H. Missing.

-WILTSHIRE REGIMENT. Browne, Lieut. 6. S. Wainded. Carrington, 2nd Lieut. S. F. Wounded. Dawes, Capt. W. R. A. Killed. Lader-Symonds, Lieut. W. C. Wounded. Rowan, Capt. P. S. Wounded

WORCESTERSHIRE REGIMENT.

Beresford, Capt. C. V. Missing. Chichester, Major W. R. Wounded. Clarke, Lent. ME. L. H. Killed. Eliott, Capt. H. R. Wounded.. Johnston, Lieut. A. C. Wounded. Lee, 2nd Lieut. R. H. M. Missing, Ciderhill, Lieut. W. A. Wounded.

YORKSHIRD REGIMENT. Ledgard, Capt. B. S. Killed.

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FRENCH TROOPS BROUGHT OUT UNDER GERMANS' NODES,

Mr. M. L. Axworthy, of Plymouth, who has just returned home from Mespotamia, has had some exciting experiences while in the French liner Sagħalien, of the

Messageries Maritimes Company, which encountered the German vessels Goeben and Breslaw in the Dardnielles,

Soon after the liner entered the Daradanelles she was held up by a Turkish gunboat, and the captain was warned that It was dangerous to proceed, es there were many

mines about. The Sughalien anchored, and next morning those on board, discovered that their vessel was sandwiched between the now famous German warships Groeben and Breslån. · A pinnace from the Bread containing several armed officers and men alongside. The men boarded the liner, smashed the wireless room and warned the captain that if he attempted to move, his vessel would be sunk, After having been to all intents a prisoner of war for throo days the Soghalien was boarded by the Turkish commander, who ordered the Tessel to clear out forthwith.

CULTYMY

The captain informed him of the throat of the Breslau, and refused to move, seeing that in addition to the 700 Frenchi troops there were a large number of women and children and even babies in arms on board. Negotiations seemed to have come to a standstill when the captain agreed to take his ship out if the Governor and his staff would remain on board the Saghalien u til she was three miles out- side the entrance. After a long consulta- tion this was reluctantly agreed to, and the Saghalien got through without further hindrance. When well clear the Governor and his staff were transferred to the Turkish gunboat, and the Saghalien pra- ceeded on her voyage to Marseilles, everyone marvelling why the Germans should have made no attempt to bar her progress. The query was not long in being answered, for within an hour the vessel Officers on duty: Capt. Armstrong, was again pulled up, this time by a British Lient. Norrington and Lieut. Lind-cruiser squadron, and a boat was launched and came alongside, and the ship's papers sell.

were examined.............

5.15 pm, Recruits Artillery Battery and Centre Section H. G. Co. fall in at Short Range, Kennedy Road, for Musketry under S. H. Murphy, D.C.L.I

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