The Illustrated London News - August to December 1914

Volume of The Illustrated London News - August to December 1914

892 pages

Condition - Very good - Some wear and tear on hardcover - Internally very clean, binding tight. Some small tears, some have been repaired.  For more information and photos please contact us.

Some of the Contents:

1. Our Notebook (every issue)
2. Full page illustration and text - Sir John French in Paris
3. Double page of photos and text - With the Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Special Constables and Military:  How those at Home are working
4. Double page illustration and text - Guarding the Channel to protect Transports and other Vessels:  French Aircraft and British Warships
5. Article - The Great War
6. Full page illustration and text - A Railway Arch Barricaded
7. Article - Modern Naval Warfare: II - The Era of the Dreadnoughts
8. Full page illustration and text - Germans ready for action in Liege:  A Street position
9. Full page illustration and text - Seeking Safety on the East Coast:  A Flight of Fishing Craft
10. Full page photo and text - The Commander-In-Chief of the German High Seas Fleet - Admiral Von Ingenohl
11. Double page illustration and text - A German Camp, after a Battle near Liege
12. Double page illustration and text - Horsemen of the Belgian Army
13. Full page of photos and text - In the Wake of the German Advance:  Fire and Foraging
14. Full page of photos and text - With the invading Army:  Germany in Mouland and Liege
15. Full page of photos and text - Fighting Germany in Belgium:  Cyclist Scouts and Infantry
16. Double page illustration and text - German "Prisoners of War" in London:  "Arrested Enemies" of Great Britain in Custody at Olympia
17. Article - Science Jottings
18. Full page article and photos - Changing Colour to elude German Cruisers:  A Liner Disguised
19. Double page of photos and text - With the Belgian Army in the Field:  In the Firing Line and in the wake of the Invading Germans
20. Full page of photos and text - At the Firing Line in Belgium:  Haelen: and Armoured Motors
21. Full page of photos and text - Germans captured by thte Belgians:  Prisoners in Sabots at Bruges
22. Half page of photos and text - Palace and Schoolroom as Hospitals:  The Red Cross in Belgium
23. Lots of small adverts throughout the Volume
24. Chess
25. Full page photo and text - A Wounded German "Raider" brought to Ostend Quay by Motor Car
26. Full page picture - The Commander-In-Chief of the British Forces at the Front:  Field-Marshal Sir John French
27. Full page of photos and text - The Revelation of the Great Secret:  How our Troops landed
28. Double page illustration and text - The first drawing of the British Expeditionary Force in action in France:  from a sketch by Louis Weirter
29. Half page illustration and text - Namur and its Forts
30. Full page of portrait photos and text - Sergt-Major D S Jillings, R.F.C;  The Crown Prince of Bavaria;  General Pau;  General Rennenkampf;  M Adolph Max;  General Sixtus Von Arnim;  Lieutenant the Earl of Leven and Melville;  Lieutenant General Sir Douglas Haig;  M Pegoud;  General Sir H Smith-Dorrien
31. Full page of illustrations and text - The "Amphion" Sketches by an Officer present at the Action
32. Double page illustration and text - The end of H.M.S. "Amphion": The second and final of the explosions which sank the British Ship after the German Mine Layer "Konigin Luise" had been sunk
33. Article - Advance in Scientific Gunnery
34. Full page illustration and text - Sheaving Corn under Fire in the Valley at Tirlemont
35. Double page of photos and text - Little Belgium's gallant fight against the German invaders:  Scenes and incidents of the Great War
36. Double page illustration and text - When Germans in close formation were "Mowed Down" by Dog-drawn Quick-Firers:  Fighting at Haelen
37. Full page of photos and text - Damaged by its Defenders and its Attackers: Vise in Ruins
38. Full page of illustrations and text - The making of a Pope:  Election Ceremonies at Rome
39. Full page of illustrations and text - The passing of a Pope:  Funeral Ceremonies at Rome
40. Full page of photos and text - The World Wide War:  Scenes from East and West
41. Double page of photos and text - Invaders and Defenders of Belgium:  The German advance marked by ruined Towns and Villages
42. Full page advert - Buchanan's Scotch Whiskies (Samuel Weller)
43. Article - The Chronicle of the Motor Car
44. Full page illustration and text - Rescuing German Crews off Heligoland under Fire
45. Full page illustration and text - Vice Admiral Sir David Beatty
46. Full page illustration and text - The Heligoland Sea Fight
47. Double page illustration and text - The Heligoland Sea Fight which lost Germany Five Ships
48. Half page photo and text - Germans in Liege
49. Half page photo and text - German Guns in Belfort
50. Full page illustration and text - A Destroyer in Action
51. Full page of photos - Rear Admiral A G H W Moore;  Commander R Y Tyrwhitt;  The German Commerce-Raider "Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse";  The British Cruiser "H.M.S. Highflyer";  Commodore R J B Keyes;  Captain H T Buller;  Commodore W E Goodenough;  Rear ADmiral A H Christian
52. Double page of photos and text - The Great War:  Reflections of the "World Fight" at and near the Front:  In Canada: and at Home
53. Article - Development of the Torpedo
54. Full page photo and text - General Sir Philip W Chetwode
55. Double page illustration and text - The Sinking of the "Mainz"
56. Double page illustration and text - Dawn in the British Trenches
57. Full page of photos and text - Damage at Antwerp by Zeppelin Bombs
58. Full page illustration and text - A German Dirigible Bomb Dropper at Work
59. Full page illustration and text - The Cossack
60. Full page of photos and text - Indian Troops in France
61. Double page of photos and text - Bearing the marks of Germany's Armed Hand:  Brussels, the fallen Capital:  Malines:  and Louvain
62. Double page of photos and text - The Great War:  Places and Personalities:  german Cruisers sunk: and wounded British Soldiers
63. Double page of photos and text - Siege-Guns and their power:  Huge Weapons used against fortified positions and Forces in the Field
64. Full page picture - General Sir Horace Smith-Dorrien
65. Full page photo and text - The Sinking "Mainz"
66. Double page photo and text - The last of the "Mainz" - during the Sea Fight off Heligoland
67. Full page of portrait photos and text (Roll of Honour) Lieut C N Champion De Crespigny (Queen's Bays);  Captain W M C Vandeleur (Essex Regiment);  Captain A Duncombe-Shafto, D.S.O. (Royal Scots);  2nd Lieut C B Gibbons (Royal Irish Regiment);  Captain E K Bradbury (R.H.A);  Captain C H Rawdon (K.O.Y.L.I.);  Lieut G C Juler (5th Royal Irish Lancers);  Lieut Commander Ernest T Favell (H.M.S. "Pathfinder");  Lieut A F H Round (2nd Essex Regiment);  Lieut J D Campbell (Royal Horse Artillery);  2nd Lieut H M Hill (5th Dragoon Guards);  Mr Gordon Merriman (A Nyasaland Planter);  Lieut J M Tylee (15th Hussars);  Lieut E M S Kent (Hampshire Regiment);  Lieut Colonel A M Dykes (Royal Lancaster Regt);  Major J S Cawley (20th Hussars);  Major W H C Davy(Middlesex Regiment);  Major G J C Stapylton (Royal Field Artillery)
68. Double page of photos and text - The Great Battle of the Marne:  Phases of the fighting which caused the German Retreat
69. Article - The Advent of Aircraft
70. Full page photo and text - A British Military Biplane on Reconnaissance Duty
71. Double page illustration and text - Germans smoked out of their hiding place by British Infantry:  An action in a Blazing Wood
72. Double page illustration and text - The Fight by the Fish-Ponds:  Cold Steel and Water for the Germans invading France
73. Double page illustration and text - German Troops trapped by the Ingeuity of the Allies:  A remarkable Combined Attack near Cambrai
74. Full page illustration and text - A Duel in the Air between a British Bristol Biplane and a German Taube Monoplane
75. Full page of photos and text - India on Active Service in Europe
76. Double page of photos and text - Offensive and Defensive devastation: Ruin wrought in Belgium by the Invaders and by the Invaded
77. Full page illustration and text - The Return from the Charge
78. Full page picture and text - Field Marshal Lord Kitchener
79. Full page of photos and text - The German Submarine Action against the Royal Navy
80. Double page of portrait photos and text (Roll of Honour) Captain H H Berners (Irish Guards);  Capt Lord Arthur V Hay (Irish Guards);  Captain Lord Guernsey (Irish Guards);  Captain Leonard Slater (Royal Sussex Regiment);  Captain A B Priestley (Dorsetshire Regiment);  Lieut R H Bond (King's Royal Rifles);  Lieut Col E H Montresor (Royal Sussex Regiment);  Lt J R Pickersgill-Cunliffe (Grenadier Guards);  Captain Mark Haggard (Welsh Regiment);  Lieut Lionel F H Mundey (Royal Horse Artillery);  Lieut R K Swanwick (Gloucestershire Regiment);  Lieut Col L St G Le Marchant (Eeast Lancashire Regiment);  Brig Gen N D Findlay (Royal Artillery);  Lieut John Bloomfield Gough (Royal Horse Artillery);  Lieut Frederick De Vere Bruce Allfrey (9th Lancers);  Capt C A De G Dalglish (The Black Watch);  Captain R E Drake (Lincolnshire Regiment);  2nd Lt G S R Thompson (King's Royal Rifles);  Capt G Wynter Blathwayt (Royal Field Artillery);  Major J H W Johnstone (Royal Field Artillery);  Col Sir E R Bradford Bt (Seaforth Highlanders);  Captain J B Jenkinson (Rifle Brigade);  Captain A M Hewat (Royal Scots);  Lieut Col G C Kight (Loyal N Lancashire Regt);  Lieut C S Steele-Perkins (Royal Lancaster Regt);  Captain A E Cathcart (King's Royal Rifles);  Captain D K L Lucas-Tooth (9th Lancers);  Captain C O Denman-Jubb (Duke of Wellington's Regt);  2nd Lt E J V C Thompson (Royal Welsh Fusiliers);  Lieut Voltelin Heath (Royal Horse Guards);  Lieut D C Bingham (Coldstream Guards);  Lieut R L Q Henriques (Royal West Surrey Regt);  Vincent John Dawson Ascott (Planter);  Lt the Hon L F Scarlett (Submarine A.E.1);  Lieut Dougla C C Sewell (Royal West Kent Regt);  Colonel F R F Boileau (Royal Engineers);  Captain Bertrand Stewart (West Kent Yeomanry);  2nd Lieut G W Polson (The Black Watch);  Major H F F B Foljambe (King's Royal Rifles);  Lieut Percy Lyulph Wyndham (Coldstream Guards)
81. Double page illustration and text - The Hougomont of the Battle of the Marne:  The great struggle for the Chateau of Mondement
82. Full page photo and text - General Von Kluck
83. Double page illustration and text - A Facsimile Sketch by Frederic Villiers:  german Troops streaming across Country shelled by French Artillery.
84. Full page illustration and text - An Air-Fight and Land-Fight together
85. Full page photo and text - Rheims Cathedral, France
86. Double page photo and text - German dead after the Battle of the Marne
87. Full page illustration and text - A Cossack and Infantry Advance
88. Double page of photos and text - After the turning of the Tide:  Scenes and incidents that followed the German "Swerve" from Paris
89. Article - Modern Naval Warfare - Its Conduct and Character
90. Full page of photos and text - Destruction by Siege-Gun and Petrol: at Liege and Termonde
91. Full page of photos and text - The Naval Side of the Great War:  British Successes and Casualties
92. Double fold out illustration and text - The Sinking of Three British Cruisers:  The "Aboukir";  The "Hogue"; and the "Cressy";  sunk by Torpedoes from German Submarines
93. 4 page fold out Panorama - The Siege-Battle of the Aisne
94. Double page of portrait photos and text (Roll of Honour) - Lieut Col D Warren (Royal West Surrey Regt); Captain J E Young (Royal Scots Fusiliers);  Captain T Wright (Royal Engineers);  Captain M R Carr (Worcestershire Regt);  Captain J H Matthews (Northumberland Fus);  Lieut Col A Grant Duff (The Black Watch);  Sec Lieut P C Girardot (Oxfordshire and Bucks L.I.);  Lt H Mockler-Ferryman (Oxfordshire and Bucks L.I.);  Captain W E Murrary (Gordon Highlanders);  Major A Scott Turner (Royal Berkshire Regt);  Captain R H Olivier (Duke of Cornwall's L.I.);  Captain R E Tanner (The King's Liverpool Regt);  Major H T Wynter (Royal Field Artillery);  Captain R C Partridge (5th Dragoon Guards);  Lieut E C Daun (Royal Sussex Regt);  Captain John Norwood, V.C.(5th Dragoon Guards); Major J T Carpenter-Garnier (Scots Guards);  Sec Lieut H P Swaine (Royal Irish Rifles);  Captain A R M Roe (Dorsetshire Regiment);  Lieut L S Woodgate (King's Won Lancs Regt);  Lieut R F Simson (Royal Field Artillery);  Lieut R I Thomas (Connaught Rangers);  Lieut L E Russell (Duke of Wellington's Regt);  Capt G H Fitzgerald (4th R.I. Dragoon Guards);  Major M E Cookson (Royal Sussex Regiment);  Lieut Com E P Gabbett (H.M.S. "cressey");  Midshipman J A Froude (H.M.S. "cressy");  Midshipman G C Harold (H.M.S. "Hogue");  Midship A V G Allsopp (H.M.S. "Aboukir");  Midship F G Matthews (H.M.S. "Cressy);  Lt Com H E De P Rennick (H.M.S. "Hogue");  Lieut H R I Jones (Scots Guards);  Sec Lieut J Pepys (King's Own Yorkshire L.I.);  Lieut O W Tottie (H.M.S. "Aboukir");  Midshipman G B Barchard (H.M.S "Aboukir");  Lieut S Wise (H.M.S. "Cressy");  Lieut J G Watson, R.N.R. (H.M.S. "Aboukir");  Sec Lt Sir G G S Baillie (Royal Scots Greys);  Lt Cm C Phillipps-Wolley H.M.S. "Hogue");  Lieut Com B M Harvey (H.M.S. "Cressy);  Lieut Com T E Harrison (H.M.S. "Aboukir");  Lt Com Watkins Grubb (H.M.S. "Cressy"); Lieut R S Pringle (Royal West Surrey);  Lieut V M G Gordon Ives (Coldstream Guards);  Lieut A J Denroche-Smith (18th Hussars);  Engr Com A E Everitt (H.M.S. "Aboukir");  Surgn A E Turnbull, R.N.V.R. (H.M.S. "Cressy")
95. Full page of photos and text - Fighting Men of India:  and French African Troops
96. Article - Science and Natural History
97. Full page illustration and text - An Heroic Act by an Eighteen Yera Old Belgian Corporal:  J D Mante firing a Termonde Bridge, amid a hail of Bullets
98. Double page illustration and text - The Sinking of the British Cruiser "Hogue"
99. 3 pages of photos and text - The destruction at Rheims Cathedral
100. Article - Precept and Practice
101. Half page photo and text - One of the German Siege-Guns nicknamed "Jack Johnson"
102. Full page of photos and text - The Shell Riddled Chateau of Mondement
103. Full page illustration and text - In the Trenches at the Aisne:  British Officers in a Splinter Proof Shelter
104. Full page illustration and text - In the Trenches at the Aisne:  "Tommy" in the "Rabbit-Warren"
105. 2 pages of portrait photos and text (Roll of Honour) - Lt Col Richard E Benson (1st East Yorkshire);  Major D'Arcy W Mander (2nd Batt Durham, L.I.);  Lt W Gilbert Houldsworth (Scots Guards);  Lieut F W Des Voeux (Grenadier Guards);  Lieut T R Bottomley (East Yorkshire Regiment);  2nd Lieut Roy D P Milner (2nd Bat Sherwood Foresters);  Lt Arthur Keith Armstrong (Royal Army Medical Corps);  Lt Odber Augustus Knapton (Royal Warwickshire Regt);  Mid Harold H Ward, R.N. (H.M.S. "Hogue");  Captain R W Johnson, R.N. (H.M.S. "Cressy");  Mid V H Corbyn, R.N. (H.M.S. "Cressy");  2nd Lieut Fleming F Smythe (2nd Batt Worcester Regt);  2nd Lt C Cazalet Harrison (3rd Batt Worcester Regt);  Lt Patrick Maxwell Murray (Sherwood Foresters);  Lieut R F L Johnstone (Cameron Highlanders);  2nd Lieut C L Mackenzie (Highland Light Infantry);  2nd Lieut R C Powell (Highland Light Infantry);  2nd Lt J A H Fergusson (2nd Batt Highland L.I.);  Lieut Horatio John Vicat (Royal West Kent Regiment);  2nd Lieut W De Winton (Coldstream Guards);  2nd Lieut C G Gordon (Northamptonshire Regiment);  Lieut H C Davies (Welsh Regiment);  Major Alexander W Ingles (Yorkshire Regiment);  Lieut M R Sweet-Escott (Liverpool Regiment);  Lieut C E Stuart (Lancashire Fusiliers);  Lieut Lynton W White (1st King's Dragoon Guards);  Lt J Cadwallader Coker (South Wales Borderers);  Lieut C A Campbell (Cheshire Regiment);  Captain H S Ranken (Roy Army Medical Corps);  Lieut G V Naylor-Leyland (Royal Horse Guards);  Lieut A C H Foster (Hampshire Regiment);  Lieut E V Tindall (King's Royal Rifle Corps);  Captain Frank Forrest (Royal Army Medical Corps);  Captain C W Banbury (Coldstream Guards);  Capt Hon W A Cecil (Grenadier Guards);  Lieut C G G Bayly (R.E. and Roy Flying Corps)
106. Full page illustration and text - The British Monoplane attacked 
107. Half page photo and text - A great Electric Searchlight projector towed by a Motor
108. Half page photo and text - One of the 100-ton Siege Guns used by Germany
109. Double page illustration and text - German Prisoners in the Concentration Camp at Frith Hill, Camberley
110. Full page illustration and text - Where German Officers looted 6000 Francs woth of Champagne:  German Soldiers dancing to a Piano-Organ and drinking Beer outside the Hotel De Paris at Fere Champenoise
111. Double page illustration and text - Fighting between the Marne and the Aisne and on the road to Rheims:  French Infantry driving the Germans from their trenches near the Village of Morains
112. Double page illustration and text - Lord Kitchener at his desk in the War Office
113. Full page illustration and text - A British Cruiser convoying Five large Merchantmen
114. 2 x full pages of photos and text - The Siege-Battle of the Aisne
115. Article - Modern Naval Warfare - Wear and Tear Tactics
116. Full page of photos and text - The heart of the British Operations at the Aisne - Soissons
117. Full page photo and text - Notre Dame hit by a German Airman's Bomb - The hold blown in the Roof of the Cathedral
118. Double page illustration and text - The defence of Antwerp by the British:  A sketch made on the Battlefield
119. Full page of photos and text - The Siege of Antwerp:  Blazing Oil and the fall of a Shell
120. Full page illustration and text - A German Trap for British Military Cars:  An Incident at Soissons
121. Double page of photos and text - The Fall of Antwerp:  The Heroic Defence before the Evacuation, and the flight of the Civil Population
122. Full page of photos and text - The Death of Roumania's Ruler:  The late King and the New
123. Double page photo and text - Defending Antwerp during the last days of the German Attack:  British in Action at the Bombarded City
124. Double page illustration and text - Action leading up to the Fall of Antwerp: An Artillery duel across a Cathedral City
125. Full page of photos and text - The Harvest of the Vines and the Harvest of Death
126. Full page of photos and text - Marine and Naval Brigades at Antwerp
127. Double page of photos and text - British Makers of "Splendid Names' and proofs of German Insolence
128. Articlce - Modern Naval Warfare:  Strangulation by Sea Power
129. Full page of illustrations and text - Antwerp aflame and under Shell Fire:  The City Bombarded
130. Full page picture and text - Commander of the First Corps:  Lieutenant General Sir Douglas Haig
131. Full page of photos and text - Life in the British Trenches:  Photos from the Front
132. Double page photo and text - A photograph of the sinking of the German Destroyers in the North Sea.
133. Double page of photos and text - The Field of Honour:  British Officers in the Casualty List:  and Two Gallant Battalions - Capt E F Grant-Dalton (West Yorkshire Regiment);  Captain Frank Fisher (Royal West Kent Regt);  Captain H B Bartram (Royal Horse Artillery);  Capt Ccecil Howard Ker (1st Bedfordshire Regiment);  Captain Arthur Winn (3rd Suffolk Regiment);  Lieut N C G Cameron (Cameron Highlanders);  Colonel H C Pilleau, D.S.O. (The Queen's R W Surrey Regt);  Captain Francis Marshall (King's Liverpool Regt);  Captain R C Evelegh (Oxfordshire R.I.);  Captain Martin V Foy (The Queen's R W Surrey Regt);  Major R T Roper (Dorset Regiment);  Capt John Penrice Benson (1st East Surrey Regiment); Capt G Roy Fitzpatrick (2nd Welsh Regiment);  Capt G Armand Furse (R.F.A.);  Lieut Colonel C Dalton, (R.A.M.C.);  Captain A G Cameron (Cameron Highlanders);  Major General H I W Hamilton (C.B., D.S.O.);  Lieut H J G Gilmour (Worcestershire Regt);  Capt Adjt W R Frend (Sherwood Foresters); Major A D Green (Worcestershire Regiment);  Officers of the 1st Battalion the Queen's Royal West Surrey Regiment);  Capt T N Puckle (Leicestershire Regt);  2nd Lieut G S Amos (Scottish Borderers);  Lieut J R M Wilkinson (4th Batt Middlesex Regt);  2nd Lieut J D Manley (Royal Engineers);  Mr S F Edmonds (East African M..R.);  2nd Lieut C M Stanwell (Durham Light Infantry);  Lieut A E G Coombs (H.M.S. "Hawke");  Lieut J Fraser (Connaught Rangers);  Hon F G Pearson (Despatch Rider);  Lieut Donald R McDonald (H.M.S. "Hawke");  2nd Lieut E G Watson (/south Lancashire Regt);  Lieut R C Mason (Loyal North Lancs Regt);  Lieut Alfred Northey (Worcestershire Regt);  2nd Lieut E H Tottie (1st Northumberland Fus);  Lieut J A S Mitchell (King's Shropshire L.I.);  Captain A C Aubin (East Lancashire Regt);  Commr Bernhard A Pratt-Barlow (H.M.S. Hawke");  Lieut A K D George (Dorsetshire Regt);  Captain R W Pepys (Worcestershire Regt);  Capt H P E T Williams (H.M.S. "Hawke");  Officers of the 2nd Battalion King's Royal Rifles
134. Full page of illustrations and text - Shell-Dodging on the Aisne:  Hillside Caves and other Cover
135. Full page of illustrations and text - Canada's Contingent
136. Full page of photos and text - German Trenches at the Front
137. Full page of photos and text - British Trenches at the Front
138. Double page illustration and text - The Meeting place of two Rivers (The Oise and the Aisne)
139. Full page of photos and text - Antwerp after the Bombardment:  The effect of German Shells
140. Full page of photos and text - Scene of the use of Secret Concrete Gun Platforms - Maubeuge
141. Article - Modern Naval Warfare - Expeditions Overseas
142. Small photo - The British Light Cruiser "Undaunted"
143. Full page of photos and text - Germany's "Submarine Heroes":  The return of the "U9"
144. Full page of photos and text - The Battle of the Dunes for the road to Calais
145. Double page sketch and text - The Fight for the road to Calais
146. Full page of portrait photos and text - Officers killed in action - Lieut J S Ainsworth (11th Hussars);  Lieut John Eden (12th Lancers);  2nd Lieut A Waterhouse (Royal Lancaster);  2nd Lieut J S Paulson (Lancashire Fusiliers);  Lieut S H Coles (Middlesex Regiment);  Lieut E S Wise (H.M.S. "Severn");  Captain A H Wilson (East Yorkshire Regiment);  Lieut J E L Clarke (Royal Field Artillery);  2nd Lieut J F R Gebbie (S. Lancashire Regt);  Lieut J R Turner (Dorset Regiment);  2nd Lieut R J Lumley (11th Hussars);  Lt G E M Thorneycroft (R. Lancs);  Lt Com G F Cholmley (Submarine E3);  Alfred L Morgan (Submarine E3);  Capt D N C C Miers (Cameron Highlanders);  2nd Lieut C E Crane (Duke of Cornwall's L.I.);  Major Q C Christie (Royal Warwickshire);  Maj Lord J S Cavendish (1st Life Guards)
147. Full page of portrait photos - Commended Officers and Non-Coms - Captain W F Blunt (Companion, D.S.O.);  Lt F A P Williams-Freeman (Companion, D.S.O.);  Lieut C H Collet (Companion, D.S.O.);  Flight Lieut R L G Marix (Companion, D.S..O.);  Serg Langford, 5th Dragoon Guards (Medal for distinguished conduct);  Coy Sgt Maj C F Schoon (Medal for distinguished conduct);  Squad Cmr Spenser D A Grey (Companion, D.S.O.);  Lieut Henry E Horan (Distinguished Service Cross);  Lieut C R Peploe (Distinguished Service Cross);  Comr Charles R Samson (Companion, D.S.O.);  Comr Hon Herbert Meade (Companion, D.S.O.);  Lieut Comr Max K Horton (Companion, D.S.O.);  Captain Reginald Yorke Tyrwhitt (Companion, Order of the Bath);  Corp W Darley, 15th Hussars (Medal for distinguished conduct)
148. Article - Modern Naval Warfare - Invasion and Raids
149. Full page illustration and text - The Burning of the Hotel De Ville at Arras
150. Double page illustration and text - The Heroic exploit of "D" Battery. Royal Horse Artillery. Near Compiegne
151. Half page photo and text - H.M.S. "Severn"
152. Full page illustration and text - A Promotion on the Battlefield
153. Full page illustration and text - The "Badger" rammed the German Submarine
154. Double page illustration and text - In the German Trenches at the Siege Battle of the Aisne
155. Full page illustration and text - The Gurkhas surprise the Germans:  Fierce work with the Kukri in the Enemy's Trenches
156. Small portrait photos and text - Major Humphrey St Leger Stucley (1st Battalion Grenadier Guards);  Major the Hon A O W C Weld-Forester (1st Battalion Grenadier Guards);  Captain Lord Richard Wellesley (1st Battalion Grenadier Guards);  Captain the Hon Douglas Arthur Kinnaird (Scots Guards)
157. Double page illustration and text - The Germas checked on the Dunes
158. Full page of small photos and text - General F C Beyers;  The 7th Manchesters arriving in the Soudan;  General De Wet;  The Firebrand of Turkey Enver Bey;  H.M.S. "Hermes";  General L Von Sanders;  The Turkish Cruiser"Hamidieh";  The "Breslau"
159. Full page of photos and text - Turkey
160. Double page of portrait photos and text - Roll of Honour - Captain M B C Carbery (Royal Irish Fusiliers);  Captain H L Helme (Loyal N. Lancs Regiment);  Capt C L Price (R. Scots Lothian Regt);  Captain H R Eliott (Worcestershire Regiment);  Capt C G Jeffrey (Yorkshire Regiment);  Lt F G De B Edwards (R.H.A.);  Lieut Col P Maclear (Royal Dublin Fusiliers);  Lieut E C L Hoskyns (Royal Welsh Fusiliers);  Capt W M Kington (Royal Welsh Fusiliers);  Capt T H Rivers-Bulkeley (Scots Guards);  Lieut B D Costin (West Yorkshire Regt);  Major N L S Lysons (King's own Royal Lancs);  Major C R McClure (19th Hussars);  Captain E O Skaife (Royal Welsh Fusiliers);  Captain W C Curgenven (S. Wales Borderers);  Capt Lachlan Gordon Duff (Gordon Highlanders);  Capt A H Romilly (Duke of Cornwall's L.I.);  Capt F P C Pemberton (2nd Life Guards);  Captain H T Maffett (Leinster Regiment);  Captain D G Methven (Seaforth Highlanders);  Lieut G O De T Chance (Royal Welsh Fusiliers);  2nd Lt F W J M Miller (Grenadier Guards);  2nd Lt G P J Snead-Cox (R Welsh Fusiliers);  Lieut N L Bridgland (Est Surry Regiment);  Lieut Villers C Downes (1st Bedfordshire Regt); Lieut V D B Bransbury (Linconshire Regiment); Mjor Lord Charles Mercer-Nairne (1st Royal Dragoons);  2nd Lt J D Patteson (5th Dragoon Guards);  Lieut Frank Ladgard (Yorkshire Regiment);  Major L R V Colby (Grenadier Guards);  Major G E Bolster (Royal Field Artillery);  Capt Sir Frank Stanley Rose (10th Hussars);  Lieut Colonel W L Loring (Royal Warwickshire Regiment);  Captain M J Lochrin (Royal Army Medical Corps);  Major S H Rickman (Rifle Brigade);  Lieut J Vance (Essex Regiment);  2nd Lieut Mervyn Noott (East Kent Regiment);  Captain R H Nolan (Royal Army Medical Corps);  2nd Lt R T Stainforth (R. Warwickshire Regt);  Lieut H K Peace (3rd York and Lancs Regt)
161. Article - A Dominant Factor in Modern War:  Artillery
162. Full page photo and text - Admiral of the Fleet Lord Fisher of Kilverstone
163. Full page illustration and text - A Gallant Irishman's splendid stand
164. Double page illustration and text - The 36th and 236th Regiments retaking Sommesous
165. Double page illustration and text - The Indian Troops in the Field
166. Full page of photos and text - French Battlefield Scenes
167. Full page illustration and text - The Torpedoing and Sinking of H.M.S "Hermes" by a German Submarine
168. Double page illustration and text - German routed and their Guns engulfed in the Swamps
169. Double page of photos and text - President Poincare's Country House a target for German Guns:  Shell Fire Ruin - and other scenes
170. 2 x Full pages of photos and text - H.M.A..S. "Melbourne";  Captain Sydney R Drury-Lowe of H.M.S. "Chatham";  H.M.S. Chatham;  Captain John C T Glossop of H.M.A.S. "Sydney";  The German Commerce Raider "Emden";  Captain Von Muller;  H.M.A.S. "Sydney";  The "Konigsberg";  H.M. Cruiser "Good Hope";  Admiral Sir Christopher Cradock;  The German Cruiser "Yorck";  H.M> Light Cruiser "Glasgow";  H.M. Cruiser "Monmouth"
171. 2 pages of small portrait photos and text - Roll of Honour - 2nd Lt C Cottrell-Dormer (Scots Guards);  Lieut G P Blackall-Simonds (S. Wales Brdrs);  2nd Lt Eric A Mitchell (S. Lancs Regiment);  Lieut G G B Paget (Northamptonshire R); 2nd Lieut S Walter (Grenadier Guards);  Lieut D B Landale (Rifle Brigade);  Lieut C R Ripley (York and Lancs Regiment);  Lieut A N Trotter (Royal Scots);  2nd Lieut N J L Boyd (The Black Watch);  Lieut Sir R W Levinge (1st Life Guards);  Lieut R Walmesley (Yorkshire Regiment);  Lieut W M Macneill (16th Lancers);  Lieut F E Levita (4th Hussars);  Capt W J Corcoran (Middlesex Regiment);  Capt G H Vaughan-Sawyer (34th Sikhs);  Captain B H Selby (Northumb Fusiliers);  2nd Lt A H Rosdew Burn (Royal Dragoons);  Capt F H Mahony (Cheshire Regiment);  Capt P C Hampe-Vincent (129th Baluchis);  Captain O Steele (Royal Berks Regiment);  Maj Hon H J Fraser (Scots Guards);  Llieut H E Hippisley (Gloucestershire Regiment);  2nd Lieut E R Waring (King's Royal Rifle Corps);  Lieut A W Hudson (Worcestershire Regt);  2nd Lt N A H Somerset (Grenadier Guards); Major J H Morrah (Royal Lancs Regt); Lt A J Woodhouse (Royal Field Artillery);  2nd Lt W B W Lawson (1st Batt, Scots Guards);  Lt E W Robinson (5th Lancers);  2nd Lieut G Y Gross (Royal West Kent Regt);  Captain H Clutterbuck (Royal Lancs Regt);  Captain L B C Tristam (2nd Bt Leicestershire Regt);  Capt E G M Thornycroft (Royal Lancs Regiment);  Major W E Campion (East Yorks Regiment);  2nd Lieut D S Wallace (2nd South Lancs Regiment);  Lieut T Prain (1st Bt Leicestershire Regt);  Capt W F Scott (59th Scinde Rifles);  Lieut F L Holmes (S Staffordshire Regt);  Capt C Cholmondeley (2nd Bt Border Regt);  Lieut Col E B Cook (1st Life Guards);  Staff Surg G C C Ross (H.M.S "Hawke");  Capt R D O'Connor (R. Army Medical Corps);  Asst Paymtr M W Hart (H.M.S. "Hermes");  Lt G E Dunsterville (Devonshire Regiment);  Capt Hon R B Bruce (Argyll & Sutherland);  Major J A Browning (2nd Dragoon Guards);  Captain R F Balfour (1st Scots Guards);  Captain W G King Peirce (Manchester Regiment);  Captain B Lawrence (East Yorks Regiment);  Maj Hon L Hamilton (1st Bt Coldstream Guards)
172. Full page of photos and text - A Pompeii made by German Shells:  Ruined Arras
173. Full page photo and text - The wrecked Sixteenth Century Hotel De Ville and Belfry at Arras
174. Double page illustration and text - The Struggle for the Yser:  Coal Trucks as fortifications on a Belgian Railway Line
175. Double page illustration and text - The London Scottish 
176. Article - Artillery
177. Full page of photos and text - The Great Russian Victories:  The Campaign in East Europe
178. Full page of photos and text - The "Karlsruhe" Commerce Raiding
179. Full page photo and text - Albert, King of the Belgians
180. Full page of photos and text - Lord Roberts' Last Journey Home:  The French Army's tribute
181. Full page of photos and text - Russia in Germany:  The fighting that saved Warsaw
182. Full page of photos and text - A Zeppelin brought down:  A German Air-Dreadnought wrecked
183. Full page article and photos - Great Guns:  German's 42c.m;  The British 6in Howitzer
184. Full page of photos and text - " Bains De Siege" in Trenches:  and Imperial Sisters of Mercy
185. Full page illustration and text - The London Motor Bus at the Front
186. 2 pages photos and text - From the Front, the War ashore and afloat
187. Full page of illustrations and text - Lord Roberts of Kandahar
188. Full page photos and text - Field Marshal Earl Roberts
189. Double page illustration and text - The fighting along the Meuse:  French Troops driving the Germans out of the Village of Louppy-Le-Chateau
190. Double page illustration and text - In the Neighbourhood of Ypres
191. Full page picture and text - The "Black Maria" at the Front
192. Full page of photos and text - Dixmude
193. 2 pages of small portrait photos and text - Roll of Honour - Captain E E Coventry (East Lancashire Regiment);  Captain O C S Gilliat (Rifle Brigade);  Captain R N King (Lincolnshire Regiment):  Captain R H W Rose (Scottish Rifles):  Captain Mervyn Crawshay (5th Dragoon Guards);  Captain H H Kelly (Royal Engineers);  Major H St A Wake (8th Gurkhas);  Lieut Col B E Ward (Middlesex Regiment);  Major G Paley (Rifle Brigade);  Captain G M James (The Buffs);  Capt A A L Stephen (Scots Guards);  Lieut D F O'C Brodie;  Lieut Col C A C King (2nd Batt Yorkshire Regt);  Lieut Col C O Swanston (34th Poona Horse);  Major Lord B Gordon Lennox (Grenadier Guards);  Captain W N Wells (3rd Buffs);  Captain Angus McNab (London Scottish Regiment);  Captain R W Harland (Hampshire Regiment);  Capt W H J Barber-Starkey (Royal Field Artillery);  Captain W G Montgomerie (Leinster Regiment);  Captain S L Lucas-Tooth (Lancashire Fusiliers); Major Hon W G S Cadogan (10th Hussars);  Captain F J A Mackworth (Royal Field Artillery);  Capt C G Williams Andrews (Border Regiment);  Captain R J B Oldrey (4th Dragoon Guards);  Lieut W G F Welch (Royal Field Artillery);  Lieut Maurice A Ley (The Buffs);  2nd Lieut M C Wroughton (12th Lancers);  2nd Llieut C S Woolcombe (Scottish Borderers);  Lieut W D M Trimmer (Hampshire Regiment);  2nd Lieut G G R Williams (North Lancs Regiment);  Captain H O Davis (Royal Irish Rifles);  Lieut L H Hawkins (1st Dragoon Guards);  Lieut Col A J B Percival (Northumberland Fusiliers);  Captain Hon A O'Neill (2nd LIfe Guards);  Lieut R M Macdonald (Cameron Highlanders);  Lt N W H Legge-Bourke (Coldstream Guards);  2nd Lieut J H L Walcott (2nd Gurkhas);  Captain J F Allen (N. Lancs Regiment);  Captain P B Lendon (Royal Lancs Regiment);  Capt R F S Stanley-Creek (Royal West Surrey Regiment);  Lieut G G Marshall (11th Hussars);  2nd Lieut F C Hatton (Yorkshire Regiment);  Lieut R McDougall (The Buffs);  2nd Lieut L H Hughes (N. Staffs Regiment);  2nd Lieut W S Petersen (2nd Life Guards);  2nd Lieut C L Bentley (Manchester Regiment);  Lieut E B Baker (King's Liverpool Regiment);  Lieut O C W Thompson (West Yorks Regiment);  2nd Lieut Sir G N Ogilvy (Scots Guards);  Lieut A G Smith (Royal Engineers);  Lieut A C Holme (Gloster Regiment)
194. Full page advert - Buchanan's Scotch Whisky (Gabriel Varden dons his Uniform)
195. Full page advert - Three Nuns Tobacco
196. Full page of photos and text - Ypres and the Inundations
197. 2 pages of War photographs and text
198. Full page of photos and text - Captured Basra and invaded Egypt
199. Full page of portrait photos and text - The first ten V.C.'s of the Great War - Captain Francis O Grenfell (9th Lancers);  Captain Douglas Reynolds (37th Battery, R.F.A.); Battery Sergt-Major G T Dorrell ("L" Battery, R.H.A.);  Corporal Charles E Garforth (15th Hussars);  Lieutenant Maurice J Dease (Royal Fusiliers);  Sergeant David Nelson ("L" Battery, R.H.A.);  Lance Corporal Charles A Jarvis (57th Field Company, Royal Engineers);  Captain Harry S Ranken (Royal Army Medical Corps);  Captain Theodore Wright (Royal Engineers);  Lieutenant John H S Dimmer (King's Royal Rifles)
200. Full page of photos and text - From Headquarters to St Paul's:  The passing of Lord Roberts
201. Double page illustration and text - The Funeral of Lord Roberts in St Paul's Cathedral
202. Double page illustration and text - A Destroyer escapes a Torpedo from a Hunted Submarine
203. Full page picture and text - The Grand Duke Nicholas Nicolaievitch
204. Full page of portrait photos and text - Roll of Honour - Capt A W Macarthur Onslow (16th Lancers);  Capt Hon A E S Mulholland (Irish Guards);  Captain E R Hayes-Sadler (8th Gurkhas);  Captain N J B Leslie (Rifle Brigade);  Capt A A L Stephen (Scots Guard);  Major E H Phillips (Royal Field Artillery);  Commr Spencer D Forbes (H.M.S. "Monmouth");  Rear Adm Sir C Craddock (H.M.S. "Good Hope");  Lieut Harry P Rogers (H.M.S. "Monmouth");  Major H H Norman (Northamptonshire Regt);  Major Eustace Crawley (12th Lancers);  Capt W Sholto Douglas (Royal Engineers);  Lieut Col H L Anderson (9th Bhopal Infantry);  Captain Frank Brandt (H.M.S. "Monmouth");  Brig Gen N R McMahon (Royal Fusiliers);  Major Hon H Dawnay (2nd Life Guards);  Capt H V C Turnbull (Scottish Borderers);  Lieut R H P Holme (Scottish Borderers);  Lieut R C Walton (9th Gurkhas);  Lieut G W H Hodgson (Border Regiment);  2nd Lt R C L Pilliner (Royal Field Artillery);  Lieut Lord Congleton (Grenadier Guards);  Lieut R G Ker Gulland (London Scottish);  Lieut Col R J Marker (Coldtream Guards);  Lieut W A F Sandeman (Gordon Highlanders);  2nd Lieut E W Wilson (W. Yorks Regiment)
205. Full page advert - Usher's Scotch Whiskies
206. 3 x pages of photos and text - Ruined Ypres
207. Double page illustration and text - Behind the centre of the fighting line in Belgium
208. Full page of portrait photos and text - Roll of Honour - Capt C Symes-Thompson (Grenadier Guards);  Lieut H F T Renny-Tailyour (Royal Engineers);  2nd Lieut H Housecroft (East Surrey Regiment);  Lieut J S Davey (N Somerset Yeomanry);  Capt A A McLeod (1st Gloucestershire Regiment);  Capt H Buckle (Royal Field Artillery);  Capt G A M Docker (Royal Fusiliers);  Lieut Col Hon G H Morris (Irish Guards);  Capt W J Wickham (Scots Guards);  Capt J F Valletin (South Staffs Regiment);  Capt C F Hawley (King's Royal Rifles);  Capt E W Walker (East Yorkshire Regiment);  Major J H Massie (Royal Garrison Artillery);  Lieut Col M C A Green (South Lancashire regiment);  Major John Chrystie (Royal Garrison Artillery);  Capt B O Duff (1st Gurkhas);  Lieut F N De Cerjat (S. African Mounted Infantry);  2nd Lieut T H Mathews (E. Lancashire Regiment);  Lieut B P Duke (Royal Sussex Regiment);  Lieut Macl P Dilworth (1st Sherwood Foresters);  Capt P G Barrett (Royal Munster Fusiliers);  Major J F Loder Symonds (South Staffs Regiment);  2nd Lieut L R Croft (Royal Sussex Regiment);  Lieut Col C C Fenner (59th Scinde Rifles);  2nd Lieut H A B St George (1st Life Guards);  Lieut R C Graves Sawle (Coldstream Guards)
209. Full page of photos and text - The Turkish Army and its Leaders
210. Full page of photos and text - War News by Photography
211. Full page of photos and text - Mentioned in Despatches - Major C A Lavington Yate, V.C. (K.O. Yorks Light Infantry);  Driver Frederick Luke, V.C. (Royal Field Artillery);  Driver H C Drain, V.C. (Royal Field Artillery);  Captain Edward K Bradbury, V.C. ("L" Battery R.H. Artillery);  Lance Corp William Fuller, V.C. (2nd Batt Welsh Regiment);  Gen the Hon J H G Byng (3rd Cavalry Division);  Lance Corporal F W Holmes (King's Own Yorks Light Infantry);  Private Sidney F Godley, V.C. (Royal Fusiliers);  Brig Gen C T McM Kavanagh (7th Cavalry Brigade);  Brig Gen The Earl of Cavan (4th Guards Brigade);  General W P Pulteney (Third Corps);  General A G Hunter Weston (Third Corps);  Brigadier General E S Bulfin (2nd Infantry Brigade);  Major C B Prowse (Somerset Light Infantry);  Lieut Col C P A Hull (Middlesex Regiment);  General F C Shaw (Second Corps)
212. Full page advert - Buchanan's Scotch Whiskies (Destroyer sighting Zeppelin
213. Full page illustration and text - The Meeting of King George and the King of the Belgians
214. Small portrait photo - The Newsvendor V.C.: Private George Wilson (Highland Light Infantry)
215. Full page of photos and text - The King with the Royal Flying Corps at the Front
216. Full page photo and text - Breakfast with Joffre
217. Full page of photos and text - With the Russians in Poland
218. Full page photo and text - The Russian Advance in Galicia
219. Full page illustration and text - The Suez Canal and the Sinai Peninsula
220. Double page illustration and text - A British Transport Train under a hail of shells near Ypres
221. Double page of photos and text - The King with his Troops at the Front
222. Full page photo and text - King Albert of Belgium and Queen Elizabeth walking on the sands near Dunkirk
223. Double page of photos/illustrations and text - The Ypres Canal position: and Straw Houses and "Senegalese" Huts built by French Artillery
224. Full page of portrait photos - Roll of Honour - Captain F W Stoddart - (Wiltshire Regiment);  Lt Com Gerald B Gaskell (H.M.S. "Good Hope");  Captain W H Ferrar (Welsh Regiment);  Captain R L Dawson (Coldstream Guards);  Captain A S Nesbitt (Worcestershire Regt);  Cadet G W Muir (H.M.S. "Monmouth");  Lt Commr J S S Penrose (H.M.S. "Bulwark");  Commr A M H Phillips (H.M.S. "Bulwark");  Midshipman G Trounson (H.M.S. "Good Hope");  Cadet C Musgrave (H.M.S. "Monmouth");  Major W L C Allan (Scottish Borderers);  Lieut C E Gaitskell (Leinster Regiment);  Capt T P Dorington (1st Royal Dragoons);  Major C M Dixon (16th Lancers);  Major H B Smith-Rewse (Royal Field Artillery);  Captain A M Twiss (Royal Engineers);  Lieut A S B Graham (2nd Gordon Highlanders);  Lieut E C Liptrott (6th Jat LIght Infantry);  2nd Lt D L De T Fernandes (Bedfordshire Regiment);  Captain M J Hamilton (Gordon Highlanders);  Captain L A F Cane (E. Lancashire Regiment);  Captain E H B Stack (8th Gurkha Rifles);  Captain C J C Barrett (Royal Scots Fusiliers);  Captain M K Sandys (2nd Bt York and Lanc Regt)
225. Article - The French Riviera - Monte Carlo
226. Small photo - Lieut General Sir James Wolfe Murray
227. Double page photo and text - British Soldiers receiving Medals from the King's Own Hands at the Front
228. Double page of illustrations and text - "Battle of Ypres Armentieres"
229. Full page of photos and text - The Dardanelles Torpedo Exploit - Submarine "B11s" fine feat
230. Full page of photos and text - The Falkland Islands Action
231. Full page of small portrait photos and text - Roll of Honour - Lieut J Lee Steere (2ndbt Grenadier Guards);  Captain H C Whipple (Devonshjire Regiment);  Captain A H P Rose (Essex Regiment);  Captain L st V Rose (Royal Engineers);  Capt Everard J Lamb (1st Bt Northumberland Fus);  Captain J A Halliday (11th Hussars); T J B Brough Warren (Border Regiment);  Earl Annesley (10th Royal Hussars);  Lieut D S Dodgson (Royal Garrison Artillery);  2nd Lieut A N Sheriff (Norhtamptonshire Regiment);  Lieut S K Gore (Royal West Kent Regiment);  2nd Lieut Ivor A Macrae (Scottish Borderers);  Captain H M Travers (Leicestershire Regt);  Captain H L C Baldwin (58th Rifles);  Captain Guy L Sclater (H.M.S. "Bulwark")  Captain C E Strahan (The Black Watch);  Lieut F A De Pass (34th Poona Horse);  Lieut M G Stocks (Grenadier Guards);  Captain E F M Urquhart (The Black Watch);  Captain H Whitaker (Rifle Brigade);  Captain Hon A Annesely (10th Hussars);  Lieut E J W Dolphin (Hampshire Regiment);  Captain Robson (S. Lancashire Regiment);  Captain R A N Smyth (Royal Artillery);  2nd Lieut R C M Gibbs (Scots Guards);  2nd Lieut H L Woodroffe (Irish Guards)
232. Small photos - Lieut W L Brodie, V.C. (2nd Highland L.I.);  Bombardier Harlock, V.C.;  Drummer S J Brent, V.C. (1st Lancashire Regiment);  Nicholaus Ahlers;  General Von Mackensen
233. Double page illustration and text - Allied Troops entrenched on the Left Bank near Nieuport
234. Double page illustration and text - Churchill and Fisher at Work
235. Double page illustration and text - The Front from the Coast to Verdun
236. Full page photo and text - General Joffre honoured by France
237. Full page of photos and text - With the Serbians
238. Article - Famous Regimental Nicknames
239. Full page of photos and text - The damaged :Emden" and the "Sydney"
240. Full page advert - Buchanan's Scotch Whiskies (Mr Winkle on the Ice)
241. Double page illustration and text - Unfortified Scarborough
242. Double page of photos and text - English Towns attacked and People killed on their own soil by the Enemy
243. Double page illustration and text - The Bombardment of Hartlepool
244. Full page of photos and text - East Coast places of Worship hit
245. Full page of photos and text - Havoc at Scarborough
246. Double page of photos and text - Havoc at Hartlepool
247. Full page of photos and text - Scarborough after Bombardment
248. Full page photo and text - A House in Lonsdale Road, Scarborough wrecked
249. Double page illustration and text - An Angle-German "Bisley: at the Front
250. Double page illustration and text - Driving the Germans eastward from Ypres in Rain and Mist
251. Full page of photos and text - The last of the "Emden":  A Famous Naval Duel ended
252. Full page of photos and text - Egypt - Ex-Rulers and New Rulers
253. Full page of small portrait photos and text - Roll of Honour - Llieut E W Chapman (3rd Dragoon Guards);  Lieut N G S McGrath (2nd Dragoon Guards);  2nd Lieut A K Nicholson (18th Hussars);  Lieut C L Cornish (Highland Light Infantry);  Lieut N W A Henderson (Royal Scots Fusiliers);  Flight Lieut C F Beevor (Royal Flying Corps);  Major H A Herbert-Stepney (Irish Guards);  Lieutenant P S Banning (Royal Munster Fusiliers);  Captain C J Lyon (Royal Scots Fusiliers);  Captain C E Hack (Connaught Rangers);  Capt A A McLeod (1st BAtt Gloucester Regt);  Captain F Fairlie (Royal Scots Fusiliers);  Capt J F Mackain (34th Sikh Pioneers);  Fleet-Surg Percival K Nix (H.M.S. "Bulwark");  Mid J R Le G Pullen (H.M.S. "Monmouth");  Captain F A C Liebert (North Somerset Yeomanry);  Lieut Humfrey Ralbot (3rd Dragoon Guards);  Captain J F S Gordon (Cameronians);
254.