CHAPTER XIV

FORÊT DE MORMAL AND HAUTMONT

(_November 3-11, 1918_)

An advance along the entire fronts of the Fourth, Third and First Armies,

French armies co-operating, had been planned for the 4th November. The

attack on the 4th Corps front was to be carried out by the 37th Division

on the right and the N.Z. Division on the left; and the 42nd Division

was to pass through the New Zealanders, and the 5th Division through the

37th, on the night of November 5-6. As secrecy was essential, movements

of troops prior to the opening of the battle had to be made in darkness.

The 126th Brigade marched out of Beauvois soon after darkness fell on

November 3, the 127th following, and the 125th bringing up the rear. The

roads had been much damaged by heavy traffic and rain, and the going

was bad. The 127th Brigade completed its first stage—to Viesley—before

midnight, and the 126th Brigade arrived at Solesmes between 2 and 3 a.m.

on the 4th, and remained there until the attack of the 4th Corps was

launched, at 5.30 a.m. Secrecy being no longer necessary the march was

then resumed. By 6 p.m. the New Zealanders reported the capture of Le

Quesnoy, with 1000 prisoners, and the 126th and 127th Brigades were now

in touch with the situation on the N.Z. Division’s front, the former

having reached Beaudignies, about 3000 yards south-west of Le Quesnoy.

The 126th Brigade passed through Le Quesnoy to Herbignies on the

morning of the 5th November, keeping about 6000 yards in rear of the

New Zealanders, and the rear brigade, the 125th, reached Beaudignies.

Here D.H.Q. opened during the morning of the 5th, but on account of the

situation moved further forward, to Potelle Château. In the afternoon

the leading brigade entered the extensive Forêt de Mormal[24] at a point

about half a mile east of Herbignies. Bad as the conditions of the march

from Beauvois had been, they now became far worse. Rain had been falling

steadily for some days, and the roads and forest tracks—bad at the best

of times—were ankle-deep, and in places almost knee-deep in mud and

decaying leaves. At the main cross-roads huge craters had been blown,

measuring from 60 to 80 feet in diameter, with a depth of 30 feet. One

of these was bridged by the sappers, and a corduroy deviation road made

round the biggest—just west of Forester’s House—a way being cut through

the trees for horses and vehicles. Four men in each platoon had been

furnished with hatchets and bill-hooks in anticipation of obstacles in

the forest, and wood-warfare had formed part of the training given at

Beauvois.

Meanwhile the leading brigade pressed forward, leaving its transport

behind. Progress was slow, as machine-guns, Lewis-guns, munitions

and supplies had to be man-handled. The enemy continued to shell the

forest spasmodically, and though casualties were infrequent, the sound

of the shells crashing through and tearing off the branches was not

exhilarating. The long and arduous passage through the Mormal Forest will

long be remembered by all three brigade groups as a drab and depressing

episode, unrelieved by the excitement of fighting, or even seeing the

enemy.

The weather, the congestion, and the condition of the roads had become

worse, and the 127th Brigade, which entered the forest on the following

day, had a more wretched experience even than the others. For two

days they had had no shelter from the bitterly cold rain, and as they

were badly in need of a rest, the 125th Brigade was ordered up from

Herbignies, where shelter and rest had been obtained, to become the

support brigade, the 127th being moved to billets in Le Carnoy for a

couple of days. The central road past Forester’s House was the widest and

best of the routes, but even here there was barely room for one wagon to

pass another. Trees had been blown across it; there were bogs on either

side, and its eastern part was shelled continually. If, in making way

for motor-traffic, a gun- or wagon-wheel got off the track by so much as

a foot, it was at once bogged up to the axle. The Divisional Commander

therefore issued an order prohibiting the use of motors beyond a certain

point, so Generals and Staff Officers had to proceed on horseback or

on foot. It was a necessary but not a popular order, particularly with

supply officers, but in spite of all adverse conditions—rain and mud,

craters and blown culverts, congestion of men, horses, guns, ammunition

and ration vehicles—the transport was most efficiently managed; supplies

and ammunition got through, and the troops even received a hot meal

from the field-kitchens in the middle of the forest. The Engineers and

Pioneers worked magnificently, as always.

[Sidenote: _November 5-6_]

On the evening of November 5 the command of the left division sector of

the 4th Corps front passed to the G.O.C. 42nd Division, and by 3.30 a.m.

on the 6th the relief of the leading N.Z. Brigade by the 126th Brigade

had been completed. The relief had been peculiarly difficult, on account

of the intense darkness, the uncertainty of the location of the troops to

be relieved, and the state of the forest roads. The front taken over ran

from a point just beyond the forest near Petit Bayay on the right and

along the extreme eastern fringe a little further north, then bent back

through the forest to Les Viviers and La Grande Rue, where the situation

was obscure, the right division of the 6th Corps being echeloned some

3000 yards to the rear of the 42nd’s front. The 4th Corps front was, as

usual, in advance of the Corps to right and left, and once again the

42nd Division formed the spearhead of the 4th Corps offensive, taking

this rôle turn and turn about with their New Zealand comrades. To cover

the exposed left flank a second M.G. Company was allotted to the 126th

Brigade.

[Illustration: FORESTER’S HOUSE AND CRATERS IN THE FORÊT DE MORMAL.]

[Illustration: EASTERN EDGE OF THE FORÊT DE MORMAL.]

[Illustration: NOVEMBER 1918. THE ENEMY’S EFFORTS TO DELAY OUR ADVANCE.]

[Illustration: FORT EAST OF HAUTMONT, NEAR WHICH THE DIVISION HAD ITS

LAST FIGHTING ON NOV. 8, 1918.]

[Illustration: HAUTMONT, CAPTURED BY 126TH BRIGADE ON NOV. 8, 1918. THE

BRIDGES WERE ERECTED BY THE DIVISIONAL ENGINEERS.]

At 6.30 a.m. on the 6th—about three hours after the completion of the

relief—the advance was resumed, with the 5th E. Lancs. on the right and

the 8th Manchesters on the left. There could be little artillery support

as the difficulties of movement through the vast expanse of forest had

increased with the continuous rain and the heavy traffic over the soft

tracks, and though officers and men of the artillery brigades worked like

heroes they could not accomplish the impossible. The 5th E. Lancs. gained

their objective—the road running south from Les 5 Chemins and Hoisies

Farm—after severe fighting and numerous casualties, inflicted mainly by

the enemy machine-guns strongly posted in the neighbourhood of Hoisies

Farm and, further south, in the orchards and gardens between Petit Bayay

and the River Sambre.

On the left the progress of the 8th Manchesters was slower. Their left

flank was entirely exposed to intense machine-gun fire, particularly

from Hargnies to the north-east and Coutant to the north, and their

casualties were serious, one company losing all officers but one. They

had to make a way through numerous thick hedges, every gap of which was

under direct machine-gun fire, and despite gallant attempts to go forward

the battalion was held up on a line between one hundred and two hundred

yards east of the forest boundary. Fighting continued until darkness

supervened, when the troops lay on the roadside, in ditches, or under

hedges, in the cold and rain. The 10th Manchesters, in close support,

experienced the same trying conditions.

As the nearest point to which ambulances could be brought was two and a

half miles in rear of the fighting, the evacuation of the wounded was a

matter of much difficulty. The badness of the roads and tracks and the

persistence of enemy shelling and machine-gun fire on all forward roads

gave a heavy and dangerous task to the stretcher-bearers. It was largely

due to the energy of Lieut.-Colonel Callam, D.S.O., commanding the 1st

Field Ambulance, in rearranging and supervising the system of evacuation,

that the wounded were successfully cleared. The R.E. and the Pioneer

Battalion worked day and night on the road craters and blown culverts in

the Mormal Forest, and gradually the routes were opened up.

On the evening of the 6th orders were received that the advance would be

continued in the early morning by the divisions on the right and left,

and that the 42nd Division would not attempt to push forward until the

right division of the 6th Corps, on its left, had made progress. By

8.45 a.m. on the 7th this division had passed through Coutant and come

up into line, and the 126th Brigade resumed its forward move. The 10th

Manchesters had been brought into the centre of the front line, with

the 5th E. Lancs. on the right and the 8th Manchesters on the left. The

three battalions advanced steadily, and by 10 a.m. Hoisies Farm, the Five

Roads, and the hamlet of Hargnies had been captured. Casualties were now

slight, for the enemy, no longer able to enfilade the left flank, gave

ground without waiting for our troops to get to close quarters.

At 10.30 a.m. the Divisional Commander rode round the front and ordered

the advance to be continued by means of strong patrols, which pushed

forward at once to the line Vieux Mesnil—Boussières. By noon the high

ground beyond Vieux Mesnil and between that village and Boussières had

been occupied. In view of the heavy losses of the previous day the 8th

Manchesters had been withdrawn into brigade reserve, and the other

battalions continued their advance. Little opposition was encountered at

first, but later Vieux Mesnil was heavily shelled, and the left flank,

which was again exposed, suffered from machine-gun fire.

On the evening of November 7th the 126th Brigade was given a further

objective, the high ground immediately east of the River Sambre,

including Hautmont, a small manufacturing town situated on both banks of

the river, and the Bois-du-Quesnoy. On the following morning the 125th

Brigade would pass through the 126th and advance to the final objective,

east of the Maubeuge—Avesnes road, _i.e._ on a line running due south

from Maubeuge.

Before daybreak on the 8th the 126th Brigade had seized the Bois

d’Hautmont, a large wood west of the Sambre, and had sent patrols into

the western outskirts of the town, surprising a small enemy rearguard

there. By 10.15 a.m. the parts of the town on the western bank of the

Sambre had been secured. All the bridges had been destroyed, but, though

the river here is from 40 to 50 yards in width, the leading companies of

the 10th Manchesters and 5th E. Lancs. at once set to work to improvise

a crossing. The main road had been carried over a lock to an island by

a bridge of masonry, and then across the stream by another bridge. The

explosions that had dropped these bridges had partially demolished houses

on the island and on both banks, so there was ample material on the spot.

Assisted enthusiastically by the inhabitants of Hautmont, who dragged

doors, beds, and mattresses to the river bank, the Oldham and Burnley men

managed to connect with the island, and thence with the further bank.

Parties of both battalions then engaged the enemy rearguards, which were

holding out with machine-guns in the eastern parts of the town and with

field-guns near Fort Hautmont, more than half a mile east of the town.

Street fighting continued in the outskirts until the Germans were finally

driven from the town, though they still held a position at the cemetery

about half a mile east of the river.

The reception given to the victorious troops by the delighted inhabitants

will never be forgotten. Shells were still crashing into the houses, and

machine-gun bullets flew around, but these were utterly disregarded in

the exultation of the moment. Women threw their arms round the necks of

the soldiers, old men embraced them, girls ran to them with cakes and

flowers and wine. The horrors of a long captivity were forgotten in the

joy of victory and the impulse to welcome and honour the victors. The

enemy artillery made a special target of the Prisoners of War cage and

hospital, in which were two English doctors and about thirty British

patients, and shelled this quarter vigorously.

[Sidenote: _Capture of Hautmont, November 8_]

Meanwhile, at about 8 a.m., the 125th Brigade had crossed the Sambre

near Pont-sur-Sambre, and a little later—the river here forming a loop

northwards—had crossed again by a footbridge thrown across by the sappers

near Boussières, and had approached Hautmont from the south as the 126th

Brigade closed upon it from the west. Enemy shell fire was heavy, his

batteries occupying forward positions and remaining in action until the

infantry were close upon them. Enemy rearguards held strong positions

at Fort Hautmont and Ferme de Forêt (the latter being about 800 yards

south-east of the fort), and were well supplied with field artillery. The

Fusiliers, however, made good progress, and by 5 p.m. the 5th L.F., on

the right, were due south of Fort Hautmont and near to Ferme de Forêt,

where much opposition was met from enemy machine-guns. The 7th L.F. on

the left were close to the fort, threatening to envelop it from west and

north, and patrols were working further north, beyond the cemetery. The

8th L.F., in close support, covered the exits from the town, formed a

defensive flank facing north, and drove the Germans from the position

they had held on to at the cemetery. At dusk fighting patrols worked

forward and succeeded in ejecting the enemy from Fort Hautmont and Ferme

de Forêt. This ended the fighting. The Fusilier Brigade had had a stiff

march during the morning before coming into contact with the enemy, and

their experiences of the previous day in the Mormal Forest had been

anything but restful and invigorating; but their work to the south and

east of Hautmont showed that “hammering the Hun” was more to their taste

than any amount of rest would have been. By capturing the high ground

around Hautmont on November 8, the 125th and 126th Brigades had—in the

soldiers’ phrase—“broken Jerry’s heart,” and at last he was really “on

the run.”

The division was now disposed with the 125th Brigade advancing towards

the Maubeuge—Avesnes road, the 126th in Hautmont, and the 127th in

Hargnies and Vieux Mesnil. D.H.Q. had moved to Haute Rue. At 10.45 p.m.

on the 8th all three Fusilier battalions were working forward. Their

losses had been comparatively slight, and at 4.40 a.m. on November 9 they

occupied the final objective on the entire front.

The division on the left was still echeloned to the rear, and between 6

a.m. and 7 a.m., patrols of the 7th L.F. pushed forward to Louvroil, a

suburb of Maubeuge outside the Division’s boundary, and found that the

enemy had withdrawn. No further infantry advance being intended on this

day (November 9) the 3rd Hussars and the 4th Corps Cyclists were sent

forward. They got into touch with the German rearguards on the line of

the River Thure.

The nearest railhead was at Caudry, more than 30 miles in rear of

Maubeuge, and delayed-action mines, cunningly hidden, and timed to

explode on different days, continued to blow up the railway line and

roads. The Motor Transport Company of the Divisional Train had served

the Division well throughout the campaign, but now its heavy vehicles

could not get through the narrow, congested, badly damaged tracks of the

forest, and had to make a long detour through Bavay. Without transport it

was impossible, even for British infantry, to keep up with the rapidly

retiring enemy, who had the use of a thoroughly efficient railway

system and undamaged roads, all of which were destroyed later by his

rearguards. The horse transport of the R.A.S.C. succeeded in bringing

up the absolutely essential supplies, and the Sappers and Pioneers made

this possible, though they had to work and march both day and night to

keep up with the rate of advance. In addition, the bridging equipment of

the three field companies and of the N.Z. Engineers had to be brought

as close up to the front as possible, and at the same time kept free

from any serious risk of damage by shell fire, for there was no bridging

park available to replace damaged pontoons. At 10 a.m. on November 9 the

Divisional Engineers began to bridge the Sambre, and by 8 p.m. a girder

bridge over the lock and a pontoon bridge over the river were open for

traffic. While this work was in progress the Pioneer Battalion, assisted

by a crowd of willing French civilians, had cleared away all the debris,

including a large coal-dump, that had blocked the approaches to the

bridges.

In the afternoon the divisional front was taken over by the 7th L.F.,

with an outpost line 1000 yards east of the Maubeuge—Avesnes road, and

the other battalions were withdrawn into billets in Hautmont, where

D.H.Q. was now opened. In the evening, patrols of the 7th L.F. entered

Ferrière and Les Trieux—nearly two miles beyond the outpost line—and

captured three trains full of munitions, a motor-lorry, and machine-guns.

Orders were received on the morning of the 10th for the Division to take

over the infantry outpost line on the whole of the Corps front. This was

carried out during the day, the 7th L.F. covering the front with two

outpost companies and two companies in support; and the pursuit of the

enemy on the Third Army’s front was taken over by the 6th Corps.

[Sidenote: _November 11, 1918_]

On the morning of November 11, 1918, the order was issued—

Hostilities will cease at 11 a.m. to-day. Troops will stand

fast on line reached at that hour. Defensive precautions will

be maintained. There will be no intercourse of any description

with the enemy.

A few hours later the Divisional Commander issued a Special Order of the

Day—

“The Armistice proclaimed to-day has brought the operations in

which the Division was engaged to a premature conclusion.

“Generally speaking, the recent fighting was not of the violent

nature in which you have previously taken part and so greatly

excelled. At the commencement of the operation, however, it was

sufficiently severe, and the conditions imposed by the Forest

of Mormal and the bridgeless River Sambre were such as to call

for the highest soldierly qualities.

“After long marches at night in bad weather over boggy forest

tracks, although cold and wet, hungry and tired, you attacked

and defeated the enemy with your customary indomitableness.

“When the history of the war is written your efforts,

commencing in the Forest, then forcing the passage of the

bridgeless River Sambre in the face of severe enemy fire, and

culminating in the capture of the town of Hautmont, will rank

very high among the exploits of soldiers during this great war.

“I consider that the Divisional Motto has once again, probably

for the last time, been entirely upheld.

“Officers, N.C.O.s and men of all arms and services in the

Division, I am proud to be your Commander and to be able once

more to thank you, in the name of our King and Country, for

your gallant deeds and your steadfast loyalty.”

SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY

_Charleroi, 18th March, 1919._

Demobilization is so rapidly scattering the officers and men of the

Division, that the time has arrived when I must take a formal farewell of

those who, during the past two years, have served me so well.

On such an occasion, it will not be out of place briefly to review the

achievements of the Division throughout the great war.

The first critical days of August, 1914, brought with them the call to

the Territorial Force to volunteer for active service abroad. The East

Lancashire Division eagerly offered itself, and may well be proud of its

unique record of being the first division of the Territorial Force to

leave England for service abroad.

In September, 1914, the Division sailed to Egypt. There the work of

training was relieved by a share of the garrison duty and defensive

operations in Egypt which, in February, 1915, brought the Division its

first fighting in the repulse of the Turkish attack on the Suez Canal.

In May, 1915, the Division landed in Gallipoli. There for eight long

months it fought a campaign of unceasing danger and privation, punctuated

only by fierce and bloody engagements. The Division, and those in

East Lancashire who are associated with it, may well be proud of its

achievements on June 4th, 5th and 6th, 1915.

Following the evacuation of the Dardanelles, the early months of 1916 saw

the Division on another front—Sinai Peninsula. There it took part in the

pursuit of the Turkish army to El Arish.

The month of March, 1917, brought the Division into France, and its

achievements there are still comparatively fresh in our minds.

After its earliest tours of duty at Epéhy and Havrincourt, it took its

part in the operations at Ypres in 1917. Thence it went to Nieuport,

where for a spell it held a particularly difficult sector.

The winter of 1917-1918 saw it holding the line astride the Béthune—La

Bassée Canal, cheerfully undergoing the trials, dangers and discomforts

of a winter of trench life. During its tour here, the Division worked

strenuously on a system of defence destined to prove of vital importance

in the enemy offensive on the Lys in April, 1918; and its sister

Division, the 55th West Lancashires, has paid a generous tribute to the

assistance this work rendered them when they won renown in the heroic

defence of Givenchy.

In March, 1918, the Division was plunged into the final phase of the

war. From rest billets behind Béthune it was hurried in busses to the

area north of Bapaume to help in stemming the great enemy offensive.

This it effectually did in an epic battle in a manner which has earned

for it undying fame. From the 23rd March on, it stubbornly faced a

determined enemy flushed with success and far superior in numbers of men

and guns. With its flanks often in the air, and no artillery support

but what its own gunners could give, it coolly and gallantly covered

the disorganization in the rear areas. For seventeen consecutive days

it remained in action and held its ground in a manner that cannot be

surpassed by the performance of any troops in any period of history.

On the 21st August, 1918, after three months’ continuous duty in the

line near Hébuterne, and without any preliminary training, the Division

took part in the opening stage of the great Allied attack. From that

time until the Armistice on November 11th it played a continuous part in

the great offensive. We can with reason be proud of the Division’s share

in that fighting. Its record includes an advance of 64 miles, during

which it fought in 12 general actions—each of several days’ duration.

Its captures include 18 towns and villages, over 4000 prisoners, 37 guns

of all calibre, 122 trench mortars, 455 machine guns, and much other

valuable booty.

[Sidenote: _The Commander’s Farewell Order_]

Early in 1918 I set the Division a motto, “GO ONE BETTER,” believing the

spirit it expressed would always carry them to success. It has invariably

acted up to that motto, and it is my pride to be able to say that never

has the Division been called upon to undertake an operation in which it

did not succeed, and never was it set a task which it did not more than

accomplish.

Such honours have not been won without a heavy toll in wounded and

in dead. Many a gallant Lancashire lad lies in a soldier’s grave in

Gallipoli, Sinai, France and Belgium, but the memory of their glorious

deeds will live in our hearts for ever.

For those who remain, I hope before relinquishing my command, to have

organized a “42nd DIVISION OLD MEMBERS ASSOCIATION.” Through its agency

we will meet again from time to time, and so keep alive old memories and

old friendships, and lend a hand to those amongst us who may be in need,

in the same spirit of mutual helpfulness which has inspired us during the

past.

In bidding farewell to the Division, in command of which I have spent the

happiest and proudest moments of my life, I wish to express to all ranks

of every arm and department my deep admiration for the noble services

they have rendered to their King and Country, and my overwhelming

gratitude for the loyal support they have always accorded to me as their

Divisional Commander.

GOOD LUCK.

GOD PROSPER YOU.

A. SOLLY-FLOOD, MAJOR-GENERAL,

Commanding 42nd (E.L.) Division.

FOOTNOTES

[1] The first Indian troops to reach Egypt arrived on October 30, the New

Zealanders on November 30, and the Australians on December 2.

[2] It is a striking testimony to the fitness of the Lancashire

Territorials—mainly recruited from large manufacturing towns—that, though

the men had undergone no more than a hurried medical examination to

ascertain their fitness for home service, very few broke down under the

rigorous training in Egypt.

[3] Some declared that what the frogs said was “Bivouac! Bivouac!” A

member of a new draft going up Krithia Nullah for the first time by night

was heard to say: “I wish these ’ere b⸺ ducks ’d shut up; they’ll give

away uz position.”

[4] General Bailloud, commanding a French Division, informed General

Douglas that his men were always shelled when bathing in Morto Bay until,

soon after the arrival of the 52nd Division, a kilted battalion went

down to bathe, and from that day the firing ceased. He concluded that

the Turks were under the impression that the wearers of “skirts” must be

women, and, being of a gallant disposition, they refrained from shelling

the bathers.

[5] Holberton could trounce an offender very effectively, but his

comments never rankled nor ever affected the admiration and affection

in which he was held. While Adjutant and at the same time O.C. of

his battalion, he placed a newly-joined subaltern in charge of a

working-party. An hour later, to his surprise, he saw the party returning

from the task. “You don’t mean to say you’ve finished?” he said to the

sub. “No, sir, but the men said they were tired and would work better

after a rest and tea.” “Yes,” said Holberton, “they wanted to find out if

they had to deal with an officer or a d⸺ fool! Now they know.”

[6] Was there ever a ship that lived through such shelling as this old

hulk was subjected to for the period of nine months during which she lay

aground at “V” Beach? Or on whose decks so much blood had been shed?

The sale of the _River Clyde_ to a Spanish firm at Malta seems hard to

justify and shows a regrettable lack of imagination.

[7] Padre Kerby read the Burial Service over nearly one thousand graves

of the Manchesters in Gallipoli.

[8] One man, indeed, tried to cultivate friendship with a horned viper.

He had actually tied a string to its tail—how he managed this goodness

only knows!—and was showing it round when it rose in its wrath and bit

him. The fact that he was near the M.O.’s tent saved him, but he was

left with a “dud” finger for life. All sorts of queer pets, lizards,

tortoises, praying-mantis, etc., were kept by the men when their units

were stationary, and one of these—a large lizard—proved to be of a rare

species, and found an honourable refuge in the Cairo Zoo. Desert mice and

rats of various kinds abounded, and were often tame and amenable, but of

larger animals only a few gazelles and, once, an Egyptian wild-cat, were

seen. Nearly every cookhouse acquired a pet goat, the diminutive black

one of the 10th Manchesters being the most admired of those. The 6th L.F.

goat “joined up” at Imbros and saw service in Gallipoli as well as in

Sinai.

[9] The 42nd did not regard as a happy compliment to their marching

prowess the fact that while the troops of other divisions were

occasionally allowed to go by train, _they_ had always to walk. A Tommy,

home on leave, got into conversation with an Australian in a London bus.

“Are you 42nd Division?” asked the Australian, who had been in the desert

in 1916. “That’s so,” the Lancastrian replied. “Well,” drawled the other,

“why don’t you get out and walk?”

[10] It was alleged and universally believed that Colonel MacInnes after

each day’s hard work used to spend his few hours of “rest” in repairing

Dam 66.

[11] About the middle of January the 126th Brigade found themselves

opposed in this sector by the 126th German Infantry Brigade.

[12] Pigeons, working in pairs, were proving very useful at this period,

and “Signals” thought it might be a good thing to teach our Portuguese

allies something about the pigeon service. They accordingly sent two

pairs of birds to the Portuguese Staff, with instructions as to their

use, and awaited results. The pigeons did not return to the loft, but

next day a very polite note arrived, thanking “our comrades, the British

officers, for their _hospitality_.”

[13] The following extract from an infantry officer’s letter home, giving

his impressions of the enemy’s methods of advance, is worth quoting

here: “The Boche came on in ones and twos and small groups, apparently

disorganized, and yet with wonderful speed and method. In a few moments

hundreds would filter down into a depression of the ground, and from

there advance in small sections, running anyhow, one after another, and

making an exceedingly difficult target. Our artillery cut him to pieces

when they saw him massing, but it was very difficult to inflict heavy

losses with the rifle—though at times we had good practice, and all we

had to do then was to take a rifle and shoot at odd parties of Boche.

The German army is a wonderful organization. The pace at which they came

on, and how they managed to pile up line after line of men in successive

attacks, was almost incredible. One minute you would be watching the

crest of a ridge and see a few men sauntering over the top in twos and

threes, and two minutes later you would find the face of the ridge

swarming with men, and more and more pushing on behind. As fast as their

lines were shot down, other lines took their place.”

NOTE.—This method of “infiltration,” to which the writer refers, had

formed part of the Division’s training while in the La Bassée sector, was

still more assiduously practised in May, June, and July, 1918, and was

put into operation with signal success as soon as the British Offensive

began.

[14] The Dispatch Riders sometimes had the luck that dash and courage

deserve. But not always! A corporal writes: “We were passing the canteen

at Achiet-le-Grand as it was about to be burnt, so of course we looked

round for what we could win, and in the dark stumbled over a box. When

in the dim light we made out the name Abdullah on the side, we quickly

strapped the box to a carrier. On arrival at Headquarters the box drew a

crowd, and we learnt for the first time what decent fellows we were, and

how everybody liked us. What was more to the point, we were offered up to

five francs a tin for the contents. After a struggle with jack-knives,

willingly lent, we got the box open. It was full of the cheapest kind

of razor-strops.... During four years in France as Dispatch Rider I

have been with several Divisions, and never met better sports than the

Dispatch Riders and Headquarter staff of the 42nd. I tried hard to get

back to the 42nd later, but couldn’t manage it.”

[15] It was not easy to make the men understand why they had to retire.

They were holding their own and punishing the enemy. The Divisional

Commander, on going the round of the troops later in the day, was asked

by one of the men: “Why did you order us back, sir? Weren’t we doing

right?”

[16] Colonel Davies, formerly an officer of the 6th Manchesters, went

out with the Division in 1914, and served in Egypt, Gallipoli and Sinai.

He was a gallant soldier with a charming personality, and his loss was

keenly felt.

[17] During a bombardment of Fonquevillers a considerable portion of a

house was blown into Major Johnson’s motor, and as he could not spare the

time to empty it, he brought the debris to D.H.Q., where he had to endure

much chaff on the subjects of looting and furniture removal vans.

[18] An officer of this battalion wrote home: “My C.O. is the most

energetic man I ever struck; he is at it from morning till night, and in

the night too. He does not stop for meals, and I invariably go to meals

with a notebook and pencil, as all sorts of points strike him suddenly,

and down they go in my notebook.”

[19] “Riddick was a tower of strength, combining energy, capability,

and inventive genius with other soldierly qualities. His gallantry and

unassuming loyalty to the Division could not be surpassed. Under his

leadership no job of work, from constructing mined dug-outs or bridging

rivers in the face of close enemy opposition, to fighting in the front

line, came amiss to the sappers of the Divisional R.E.”—_Extract from

letter of the Divisional Commander to the author._

[20] The relations between officers and men are exemplified in the

following extracts from two letters to the mother of an officer, the

first being from the officer himself, dated September 4, 1918, and the

second from a sergeant after the officer’s death—

“Oh, my splendid men! Even the most unlikely ones did wonders, and I

never felt so proud of men!... It speaks volumes for Englishmen and for

the righteousness of our cause. The British Tommy is a great man, and

don’t let any one forget it.”

“His thoughts were always for the boys. He helped them in all fatigues

as one of themselves. He worked like a slave carrying tents and doing

anything to make the boys comfortable. When he saw that one of us was

tired he would do his two hours trench patrol himself.... I fairly

trembled for his safety on many occasions.... His first greeting was:

‘Well, sergeant, are the boys comfortable?’ He thought all the world of

his platoon, and they just idolized him.”

[21] One tank caught fire and had to be abandoned on the ridge east

of Trescault. It carried a number of T.M. bombs, and presented a most

ludicrous spectacle, hopping about like a wounded rabbit as each bomb

exploded.

[22] The following description of the barrage is taken from an officer’s

letter, dated 30-9-18—

“Dawn had not quite broken, and a half moon was shining in a cloudless

sky. All was as quiet as the grave when suddenly a big gun fired, and

instantaneously, from one end of the horizon to the other, the barrage

started.... Looking back it seemed that the sky was on fire for miles

and miles, and the ground shook. In front there was one long flickering

crashing line of bursting shells—a wall of fire 70 yards in front of us.

What a barrage it was! I believe we could have followed it to Berlin....

A barrage is a terrifying thing to be under, as always a few men are

knocked out by splinters or ‘shorts,’ but it is necessary to keep right

under it and prevent the Boche putting his head up before you are on top

of him. We would advance, then kneel down to wait for the barrage to

creep forward, and by the light of the bursting shells I could see right

down the line, and it was a wonderful sight. The men were in as straight

a line as though dressed on parade, every man motionless on one knee, the

moon glinting on bayonet and steel helmet. As we went forward again, the

line would break up as men darted in and out of trenches and shell-holes

to clear out the Boche, and then ‘back again to the line of the barrage!’

That is the secret of success.”

[23] One of the pack-mules, when crossing, deliberately jumped into

the water, dragging his driver in. It was the second time the mule had

behaved in this way. The driver got the animal and its load to the

enemy’s side and, while shells and bullets were whizzing around, he

admonished his charge on its folly. “This is the second ⸺ time you’ve

done this,” he said. “If you fancy yourself as a ⸺ submarine, you’re ⸺

well mistaken. Coom on!”

[24] The Forêt de Mormal, covering more than thirty-four square miles,

is referred to by Field-Marshal Viscount French, in his book “1914,” as

a serious obstacle to his retiring army. It was a still greater obstacle

to the Advance of November 1918, as by that time the roads had undergone

four years’ heavy wear, without repairs, and there was no material

other than logs and fascines that could be used in the work of making

deviations round the huge craters.

ROLL OF HONOUR

“Their name liveth for evermore”

Killed, Died of Wounds or Sickness, and Missing

HEADQUARTERS STAFF

Brig.-Gen. Noel Lee, Commanding 127th Infantry Brigade.

Brig.-Gen. V. A. Ormsby, Commanding 127th Infantry Brigade.

Captain L. Gordon, Brigade Major, 126th Infantry Brigade.

‘A’ SQUADRON, 1/1 DUKE OF LANCASTER’S OWN YEOMANRY

_Officers_

Bibby, Maj. H. L.

Crook, Lieut. P. J.

_Other Ranks_

Ashman, Tpr. L.

Berry, Tpr. O.

Birch, Tpr. J. W.

Fox, Tpr. S.

Harris, Cpl. S.S. A.

Harrison, Tpr. J. F.

Hills, Tpr. H.

McKenna, Tpr. R.

Moore, Tpr. G. W.

Nickells, Tpr. W. C.

Siddall, L.-Cpl. T. H.

Smith, Tpr. A.

Stott, Tpr. H.

Turner, S.S. S.

Williams, Tpr. J. H.

Williams, Tpr. T.

42ND (EAST LANCS.) DIVISIONAL R.F.A.

_Officers_

Boone, Maj. H. G., D.S.O.

Hall, Maj. A. G., M.C.

Dickenson, Capt. W. H. E. de B.

Greenwood, Capt. G. W.

Simon, Capt. H. H.

Appleton, Lieut. A.

Bury, Lieut. J.

Carrick, Lieut.

Garnett, Lieut. J. K.

Hartley, Lieut. C. R.

McPherson, Lieut. W.

Nuttall, Lieut. A.

Pierpont, Lieut.

Bowles, 2nd Lieut. P.W., M.C., M.M.

Butler, 2nd Lieut.

Fry, 2nd Lieut.

Lechertier, 2nd Lieut. J. A.

Wells, 2nd Lieut. M. G.

1ST EAST LANCS. BRIGADE, R.F.A. (T.)

(See also 210th Brigade)

THE BLACKBURN ARTILLERY

_Other Ranks_

Airey, Dvr. W.

Baldwin, Dvr. H.

Baldwin, Dvr. T.

Ballard, Siglr. H.

Beardwood, Cpl. H.

Bennison, Bdr. J.

Bentley, Gnr. H.

Biltcliffe, Gnr. J. W.

Bonnell, Gnr. G.

Booth, Sgt. H. G.

Bridge, Dvr, H.

Brunskill, Gnr. H.

Brunt, Dvr. F.

Burgis, Dvr. F.

Burnell, Sgt. S.

Cain, Dvr. M.

Carr, Bdr. E.

Chappell, Cpl. T.

Clegg, Gnr. G.

Dewhurst, Gnr. G.

Duckworth, Sgt. J.

Edmundson, Dvr. G.

Fitzmaurice, Dvr. H.

Gibson, Dvr. R.

Groom, Dvr. J.

Haken, Gnr. W.

Hall, Dvr. W. A.

Haseley, Gnr. R.

Heap, Fitter-Cpl. F. C.

Heap, Dvr. R.

Heathcote, Dvr. J.

Henderson, Dvr. J.

Heys, T.

Heyworth, Dvr. J. A.

Hindman, J.

Holden, Gnr. H.

Holden, Gnr. T.

Ingham, Gnr. J.

Isherwood, Gnr. F.

Jeffrey, Sgt. J.

Kelshaw, Bdr. G.

Kenyon, Cpl. W.

Knowles, Dvr. J.

Lee, Cpl. H.

Livesey, Gnr. A.

Livesey, F.

Lucas, Bdr. J.

Lupton, Bdr. L. P.

Norris, Sgt. J. B.

Nuttall, Gnr. F.

Pate, Gnr. W.

Peel, Gnr. R.

Peel, Whlr. H.

Pheasey, A.

Puzzar, Gnr. R.

Read, Bdr. E. A.

Rennard, Gnr. F.

Renwick, Gnr. M. J.

Riley, Gnr. R.

Rushton, Gnr.

Seeney, Bdr. E.

Simpson, Sgt. H. B.

Simpson, Gnr. R.

Smith, Dvr. F.

Smithies, Dvr. A.

Spurr, Dvr. T.

Starkie, Bdr. R.

Thompson, Dvr. T.

Tuck, Cpl. W.

Wakefield, Sgt. J. W.

Walmesley, Gnr. A.

Walmesley, Gnr. R.

Walmsley, Gnr. R.

Waring, Dvr. W.

Wilkinson, Dvr. A.

Woods, Bdr. J.

Wright, Cpl. G.

2ND EAST LANCS. BRIGADE, R.F.A. (T.)

(See also 210th and 211th Brigades)

THE MANCHESTER ARTILLERY

_Other Ranks_

Ashley, Fitter-Sgt. A.

Ayrton, Cpl. H.

Bebbington, Gnr. H.

Beech, Dvr. F.

Binns, Cpl. G. W.

Boulton, Gnr. J. W.

Brierley, Dvr. J.

Brierley, J. A.

Broadmeadow, Bdr. S. E.

Butler, Gnr. N.

Calverley, Dvr. H.

Dalton, Dvr. T.

Dieterich, Gnr. W.

Dooley, Dvr. R.

Duckworth, Gnr. F.

Edwards, Dvr. T. P.

Fletcher, Dvr. H.

Flint, Gnr. W. E.

Ford, Gnr. J.

Foster, Sgt. J. W.

Fox, Bdr. C.

Gadsby, Sgt. F.

Gartside, Dvr. H.

Gibson, Gnr. W.

Goodier, Gnr. J.

Hall, Gnr. J. P.

Hamlett, Gnr. T.

Hawksworth, Dvr. J.

Henshaw, Gnr. W. H.

Hessner, W.

Howsam, Gnr. G.

Hulme, Gnr. F.

Huxley, Gnr. F.

Ingham, Bdr. F.

Keenan, Gnr. J.

Kelshaw, A/Bdr. A.

Kirkham, Gnr. C.

Mallinson, Cpl. L.

McGuire, Dvr. J.

McLoughland, Dvr. W.

Morgan, Q.M.Sgt. D.

Moss, Gnr. H.

Naylor, Gnr. J.

Palmer, Gnr. J. H.

Price, L/Bdr. E.

Prichard, D.

Radford, J.

Rogers, L/S. A.

Ryan, Gnr. J.

Shaw, Sgt. H.

Spence, Bdr. S.

Taylor, Bdr. G.

Telford, Cpl. W. S.

Tierney, Dvr. J.

Wilkinson, Sgt. E.

Williams, Gnr. A.

Williams, Gnr. G. D.

Wright, Dvr. S.

Wylde, Dvr. O. V.

Yates, Gnr. A.

3RD EAST LANCS. BRIGADE, R.F.A. (T.)

(See also 211th Brigade)

THE BOLTON ARTILLERY

_Other Ranks_

Alcock, Gnr. G. A.

Bailey, Drv. C.

Bates, Cpl. W. G.

Boon, J.

Brandwood, Cpl. A.

Briggs, Gnr. J.

Brooks, Gnr. W.

Brown, Gnr. J.

Brownlow, Gnr. J. V.

Brownson, Gnr. W.

Cain, Dvr. P.

Carter, Drv. H.

Chadburn, S/S. Cpl. S.

Chadwick, Gnr. J.

Clayton, Bdr. J.

Clegg, Bdr.

Connor, Dvr. P.

Coucill, Gnr. F.

Davies, Gnr. F.

Easey, Drv. H.

Edge, Bdr. F.

Farrer, Gnr. J.

Gallagher, Sgt. J.

Garner, Bdr.

Glover, Dvr. J.

Goodman, Sadlr. E.

Greenhalgh, Dvr. G.

Guffogg, Bdr. S.

Halsall, Gnr. H.

Hardman, Bdr. F.

Helm, Dvr. H. B.

Heywood, Gnr.

Hodgkinson, Bdr. F.

Holdbrook, Dvr. S.

Holliday, Dvr. R.

Howard, Gnr. W.

Husband, Gnr. E. H.

Hutchinson, Sadlr. P.

Johnson, Bdr. A.

Lee, Bdr. G.

Lee, Gnr. H.

Lever, Fitter J.

Lewis, Gnr. J. E.

Lodge, Bdr. H.

Marsh, Gnr. W.

Mather, Gnr. R.

Matthews, Dvr. W.

Martin, Bdr. J.

McGuinness, Dvr. C.

Meek, Dvr. B.

Mulvaney, Dvr. K. H.

Murray, Gnr. H.

Nield, Cpl. C. H.

Olive, Dvr. J.

Parkinson, Gnr. J. D.

Pilkington, Dvr. C.

Pilkington, Bdr. W.

Poppleton, Bdr. F.

Pover, Dvr. J.

Ratcliffe, J.

Roscoe, Dvr. J.

Rowbotham, Gnr. J.

Russell, Dvr. H.

Schofield, Siglr. P.

Shell, Gnr. P.

Sixsmith, Dvr. J. H.

Smith, Gnr. F.

Smith, Dvr. H.

Smith, Gnr. J. M.

Thornley, Gnr. H.

Thornley, Gnr. T.

Tildesley, H.

Warbrick, Fitter W.

Warburton, Sgt. F.

Webster, Gnr. J. E.

Westby, Dvr. J.

Wilkinson, Dvr. R.

Wilson, Gnr. S. C.

Wood, Gnr. J.

Woodcock, Bdr. H.

Worsley, Sadlr. G.

Wrigley, Dvr. J.

Yound, Gnr. J.

Young, Dvr. H.

4TH EAST LANCS. BRIGADE, R.F.A. (T.)

(See also 210th and 211th Brigades)

THE CUMBERLAND ARTILLERY

_Other Ranks_

Adams, Gnr. H. S.

Armstrong, Gnr. J.

Banks, Cpl. A. R. (R.A.M.C.).

Beeby, Gnr. W.

Belenkin, Cpl. J. N.

Bell, Bdr. J.

Birrell, Gnr. F.

Brophy, Gnr. C.

Brown, Gnr. J.

Brown, Gnr. J.

Bushby, Gnr. E. O.

Campbell, Gnr. J.

Chadwick, Gnr. G. H.

Clark, Gnr. J.

Cleveland, S/S. Cpl. J.

Coulthard, Sgt. W.

Curtis, Bdr. W. J.

Denver, Gnr. B.

Dixon, Dvr. M.

Dovey, Gnr. F.

Edie, B.Q.M.Sgt. R.

Edwards, Gnr. T.

Fell, Bdr. J.

Fish, Gnr. L.

Fowler, Gnr. T.

Fox, Gnr. H.

Fox, Sgt. W.

Frazer, Gnr. S.

Gambles, Bdr. J.

Gilmour, B.Q.M.Sgt. R.

Graham, Bdr. A. B.

Graham, Gnr. W. D.

Halliday, Gnr. A.

Heasman, Cpl. G.

Hodgson, Gnr. F. W.

Homewood, Gnr. N. E.

Howe, Gnr. R.

Hunter, Gnr. N.

Jackson, Sgt. J.

Jeffrey, Dvr. H.

Jenkinson, Gnr. J. T.

Johnstone, Cpl. P.

Lawson, Bdr. T.

Massy, Sgt. A., D.C.M.

McCullough, Sgt. J.

McDowell, Gnr. T.

McKenzie, Sgt. H., M.M.

McLoughlin, Gnr. R.

McMillan, Gnr. J.

Monkhouse, B.Sgt.-Maj. R.

Murphy, Cpl. R.

Murray, Dvr. F. G.

Pritt, Sgt. R.

Reed, Gnr. M.

Roberts, Gnr. C. A.

Robinson, Gnr. T.

Sewell, Dvr. T.

Sibbald, Gnr. G.

Signoratti, Dvr. F.

Sinclair, Gnr. A.

Smith, Sgt. W. M.

Sowerby, Gnr. W.

Stockdale, Gnr. J.

Tetterington, B.Q.M.Sgt. J.

Thornburrow, Dvr. J.

Tyson, Dvr. S.

Varty, Gnr. T. B.

Wheatcroft, Dvr. W.

Wilson, Sgt. J.

Wilson, Dvr. J. H.

Wannop, Cpl. I. J.

210TH BRIGADE, R.F.A. (T).

_Other Ranks_

Adams, Gnr. G.

Airey, Gnr. T.

Alderson, Dvr. G.

Baron, Gnr. F.

Becconsall, Sgt. R.

Bell, Bdr. J. M.

Blackwell, Gnr. N.

Bradford, S/S. F. W. D.

Brooker, Dvr. L.

Brown, Siglr. C.

Bullock, Cpl. R.

Calcutt, Dvr. J. H.

Carr, Gnr. N.

Catlow, Sgt. R.

Chadderton, Gnr. A.

Colburn, Gnr. A.

Colburt, Gnr. A.

Conboy, Bdr. J. W.

Demaine, Tptr. J.

Douglas, Gnr. A. H.

Edwards, Bdr. J.

Fish, Gnr. L.

Fletcher, Cpl. E.

Fritzhugh, Gnr. H. A.

Gallagher, Dvr. T.

Gilbert, Dvr. B.

Graham, Bdr. A.

Gregory, Dvr. A.

Hill, Dvr. A.

Holden, Dvr. W.

Isaacson, Dvr. G. R.

Jones, Gnr. T.

Jones, Dvr. W.

Jowett, Gnr. J.

Jowett, Gnr. J. F.

Lascelles, Dvr. E. M.

Lee, Dvr. J.

Lee, Gnr. J.

Liddil, Gnr. C.

Lightfoot, Gnr. W.

Liversidge, Gnr. T.

Maguinness, Dvr. F.

Marsden, Gnr. T.

Maxwell, Gnr. J.

McCluskey, Gnr.

McFarlane, Dvr. W.

McKeown, Cpl. J.

Midwinter, Gnr.

Mitchell, Dvr. A.

Moulden, Bdr. H.

Nolan, Cpl. W. A.

Ormrod, Gnr. P.

Parkington, Dvr. J.

Parkinson, Siglr. R.

Peak, Cpl. W.

Pickup, Gnr. E.

Rees, Dvr. G.

Riding, Dvr. T.

Robinson, Cpl. R.

Ryan, Bdr. J.

Sanderson, Bdr. R. H.

Sherlock, Gnr. A.

Slack, Gnr. G.

Smith, Bdr. G. H.

Smith, Bdr. H.

Stock, Dvr. G. F.

Stockdale, Gnr. J.

Stott, Gnr. F.

Tallent, Gnr. W.

Thornburrow, Dvr. J.

Tonkin, Gnr. J.

Turner, Dvr. J.

Tyson, Dvr. S.

Waddington, Dvr. E.

Waldwin, Gnr. W.

Wilson, Dvr. P.

Woodruffe, Dvr. F. E.

Wolsey, Dvr. S.

211TH BRIGADE, R.F.A. (T.)

_Other Ranks_

Ashworth, Fitter-Cpl. R.

Ashworth, Gnr. S.

Bardsley, Gnr. H.

Baybutt, Cpl. A.

Bewley, Dvr. J.

Blenkin, Cpl. T. J.

Boardman, Gnr. T. H.

Bridge, Gnr. A.

Bush, Gnr. P.

Bushby, Gnr. E.

Chipchase, Gnr. J.

Clayton, Sgt. E.

Connor, Gnr. J. W.

Cook, Sgt. T.

Cook, Dvr. W.

Crickett, Gnr. J.

Cunnane, Gnr. T.

Curtis, Bdr. W.

Dixon, Gnr. R.

Dixon, Dvr. W.

Earnshaw, Dvr.

Edwards, Dvr. A.

Edwards, Gnr. R.

Fell, Bdr. J.

Ford, Gnr. A.

Fox, Sgt. W.

Gambles, Bdr. J.

Gray, Farr.-Sgt. W.

Hallworth, Cpl. T.

Hancock, Siglr. G. A.

Hardman, Gnr. E. C.

Hardy, Gnr. H.

Hart, Sgt. T. V.

Heaney, Dvr. W.

Henshall, Gnr. D.

Holliday, Gnr. R.

Holmes, Bdr. W.

Hope, Bdr. L.

Howarth, Dvr. C. J.

Hunter, Gnr. N.

Jeffrey, Dvr. H.

Johnstone, Gnr. H.

Kent, Dvr. S.

Lawson, Bdr. T.

McEvoy, Gnr. R.

McGee, Gnr. A.

Murray, Dvr. F.

Oliver, Dvr. A. E.

O’Neill, Dvr.

Reed, Gnr. M.

Rowbotham, Dvr. S.

Russell, Dvr. N.

Schofield, Gnr. J.

Sharpe, L.-Cpl. J. H.

Shaw, Cpl. T.

Shortland, Dvr. E.

Smith, Sgt. W.

Taft, Gnr. S.

Thompson, Sgt. J.

Threlfall, Gnr. L. H.

Varty, Gnr. T. B.

Waddington, Bdr. R.

Wagstaff, Gnr. S.

Warburton, Bdr. R.

Webster, Gnr. H. L.

Whiteley, Gnr. R.

Whitworth, Gnr. C.

Wilson, Cpl. J. G.

Wood, Gnr. W. H.

42ND DIVISIONAL AMMUNITION COLUMN

_Other Ranks_

Benson, Dvr. H.

Duerden, Cpl. E.

Harding, Dvr. A.

Holt, Dvr. L.

Pontefract, Dvr. V.

Prattley, Dvr. G. T.

Rolley, Dvr. J.

Whaite, Dvr. A.

Wilson, S/S. J.

ROYAL ENGINEERS

427 FIELD COY., R.E.

_Officers_

Eastwood, Lieut. R. A.

Mackenzie, Lieut. L. A.

Taunton, Lieut. O., M.C.

Ainley, 2nd Lieut. K. E. D.

Hunter, 2nd Lieut. J. K.

Malcolm, 2nd Lieut. W. N.

_Other Ranks_

Abrahams, 2nd Cpl. E.

Bailey, Sap. E.

Bancroft, Sap. A.

Barlow, Sap. E.

Bettley, Sap. J. H.

Bird, Drv. C.

Birkenshaw, Sap. F.

Bishop, Sap. T.

Bowker, Sap. A.

Bowker, Drv. T.

Broady, Sap. G. H.

Burke, Sap. F.

Burton, Sap. L.

Catterall, Sap. J.

Cawley, Sap. H.

Coglan, Sap. T.

Conway, Sap. T.

Dixon, Sap. R.

Dwyer, Sap. A.

Eastwood, Sap. H.

Farnworth, Sap. J.

Francis, Sap. F.

Garstang, Sgt. J. E.

Giles, Sap. W. D.

Gloyne, Sap. P.

Greenhalgh, Sap. E. A.

Halliwell, Sap. G. N.

Henderson, L.-Cpl. J. F.

Hopkins, Sap. H. B. J.

Horne, 2nd Cpl. W.

Hulme, Sap. J.

Hurring, Sap. W.

Jennings, Sap. A.

Later, Sgt. J. O.

Lee, Sap. H. A.

Lees, Drv. F. B.

Leppard, Sap. P.

Loxley, Sap. E.

Maher, Sap. R.

Melville, Sap. H.

Moss, Sgt. H.

Mottram, Sap. W.

Nolan, Sgt. J. W.

Owen, Sap. H.

Penny, Sap. A.

Perkins, L.-Cpl. F.

Probyn, Sap. H.

Ritchie, Sap. C.

Smith, L.-Cpl. E.

Smith, Sap. H.

Smith, Drv. J.

Sproson, Cpl. G.

Tolson, 2nd Cpl. H.

Wilkinson, Sap. W.

Wright, Drv. W.

428 FIELD COY., R.E.

_Officers_

Carver, Capt. O. A.

Bull, Lieut. G. J. O.

Angus, 2nd Lieut. R. B.

Saint, 2nd Lieut. J. H.

Woods, 2nd Lieut. B. H.

_Other Ranks_

Atkinson, Sap. M.

Barlow, Sap. W.

Bold, Drv. C. H.

Bradshaw, Sap. A.

Brooks, Trmptr. W.

Brocklesby, L.-Cpl. E.

Butterworth, L.-Cpl. J.

Cooper, Sap. A.

Dunn, Sap. J.

Elliott, Sap. C. K.

Farmer, Drv. H.

Goldstraw, 2nd Cpl. R.

Gore, Sap. A.

Greenhalgh, Sap. H.

Greenwood, Sap. W.

Grimshaw, Sap. G. H.

Hampson, Sap. G.

Harwood, Sap. J.

Hinsley, Sap. T

Hodge, Sap. W. R.

Jackson, Sap. H.

Kelsall, Sap. J. H.

Kerridge, Cpl. W.

Knott, Sap. W.

Magee, Drv. J.

McLeavy, Cpl. G.

McLeod, Sap. W.

McQuinn, L.-Cpl. O.

Mellor, Sgt. W.

Moor, Sap. H.

Moscrop, Sap. J. A.

Mountfield, Sap. H.

Naylor, Cpl. W.

Nugent, Sap. J.

O’Donnell, Sap. F.

Palmer, Sap. J. E.

Pickston, L.-Cpl. H. V.

Potts, Sap. J.

Robinson, Sap. G.

Saunders, Sap. J.

Scott, Sap. J.

Shaw, Cpl. H.

Shaw, L.-Cpl. T. E.

Staresmere, Sap. W.

Stephenson, Sap. F.

Swift, L.-Cpl. H.

Taylor, Drv. J.

Warburton, Sap. H.

Ward, Sap. T. H.

Waterhouse, Sap. T.

Wielding, 2nd Cpl. T.

429 FIELD COY., R.E.

_Officers_

Chapman, Lieut. D. C.

_Other Ranks_

Ashton, Sap. A.

Baker, Sap. W. F.

Barraclough, Sap. F.

Bates, Sap. S.

Carter, Sap. J. W.

Cooke, Sap. F.

Deedman, Sap. S. F.

Evan, Sap. J. T.

Flynn, Sap. J.

Galpine, Sap. H.

Hellon, Sap. J. W.

Holland, Sap. J.

Hynes, Cpl. W.

Jones, Drv. B.

Kershaw, Sap. G. B.

Mansfield, Sap. A.

McCannah, Sap. S.

Meckin, L.-Cpl. J.

Mort, Cpl. S. C.

Newton, Sgt. J. L.

Rooney, Sap. J.

Royles, Sap. J. H.

Scott, Sap. W.

Shaw, Sap. T. J.

Staveley, Sap. H.

Tomlinson, Sap. J.

Thompson, Sap. J. C.

Walker, Drv. A. W.

Walker, L.-Cpl. G. H.

Watson, Sap. H. H.

Williams, Sap. C.

Williams, Sap. R. C.

Wilkinson, Sap. W.

Wright, L.-Cpl. D.

Yates, Sap. S.

42ND DIVISION SIGNAL COY., R.E.

_Officers_

Williamson, Capt. C. H., M.C.

Moore, Lieut. H. T. P., M.C.

_Other Ranks_

Aitchison, Sap. E.

Ardis, Cpl. J.

Bayley, Drv. T.

Broderick, Sap. J., D.C.M.

Couch, L.-Cpl. H., M.M.

Cox, L.-Cpl. R. S.

Dowd, Sap. H. W.

Edwards, S.S. T.

Fielding, Cpl. J., M.M.

Findlay, Pioneer R.

Garside, Sap. F.

Hall, Pioneer E.

Hartley, Drv. W.

Heap, Sap. C.

Heywood, Sap. A.

Higginbottom, Sap. G.

Humphreys, Sap. C. Y.

Jackson, Sap. F.

Kennedy, Cpl. J.

Latter, Sap. S.

Law, Pioneer J. W.

Ling, Sap. A.

Lorimer, Sap. W. E.

Lowe, Drv. J.

McGuire, Drv. J.

Naylor, Sap. E. C.

Penson, Sap. C. W.

Poole, Sap. A.

Richardson, Pioneer J.

Sheppard, Sap. F. W.

Sinclair, Sap. J.

Smith, Sap. J. W.

Sutcliffe, Pioneer N.

Walsh, Sap. J.

_125th INFANTRY BRIGADE_

1/5 BATTALION LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS

_Officers_

Clive, Lt.-Col. P. A., D.S.O.

Holberton, Lt.-Col. P. V.

Bentley, Capt. F. M., M.C.

Bridge, Capt. J. K.

Briggs, Lieut. W. L.

Hudson, Capt. A. P.

Jemkins, Capt. E. E., M.C.

Kay, Capt. G. C.

Milnes, Capt. S. H.

Paton, Capt. M. B.

Cameron, Lieut. W. G.

Frizelle, Lieut. E. S.

Fryer, Lieut. W. B.

Grant, Lieut. R. W. G.

Harrison, Lieut. C. H.

Hawksey, Lieut. B. R.

Hinckley, Lieut. A.

Hoyle, Lieut. H. K.

Mashiter, Lieut. T. A. G.

Morgan, Lieut. V. H.

Murphy, Lieut. G.

Page, Lieut. J. K. S.

Renshaw, Lieut. A.

Stafford, Lieut. A. D.

Stott, Lieut. W. E.

Tankard, Lieut. W.

Templeman, Lieut. J. W.

Thompson, Lieut. M. B.

Tristram, Lieut. E. B.

Whittam, Lieut. F.

Yapp, Lieut. W. C.

_Other Ranks_

Adams, Pte. H.

Alderson, Pte. R. A.

Aldridge, Pte. G.

Allcock, Pte. W.

Allen, Pte. H.

Allen, Pte. W.

Alliban, Pte. H.

Alston, L.-Cpl. H.

Andrews, L.-Cpl. H. H.

Andrews, Pte. J.

Andrews, Pte. R. A.

Ansins, Pte. G.

Antrobus, Pte. W.

Archer, Pte. E. J.

Armstrong, L.-Cpl. W.

Ash, Pte. G. V.

Ashton, Pte. A.

Ashton, Pte. J. H.

Ashton, Pte. R. J.

Ashworth, Pte. H.

Atkinson, Pte. W.

Austin, Pte. J.

Austin, Pte. R.

Bageant, Pte. F.

Bamford, Pte. B. P.

Bamford, Pte. W.

Bamford, Pte. W.

Banks, C.Sgt.-Mjr. W.

Barker, Pte. L.

Barker, Pte. T.

Barker, Cpl. T. H.

Barley, Pte. G.

Barlow, Pte. F.

Barnes, L.-Cpl. C. E.

Barton, Cpl. J. A.

Beardsworth, Pte. R.

Beaumont, Pte. J.

Bedford, Pte. C.

Bedford, Pte. C. J.

Bennett, Pte. J.

Bennett, Sgt. J.

Bent, Pte. W.

Berry, Pte. H.

Berry, Pte. J.

Berry, Pte. L.

Bills, Pte. H.

Birch, Pte. H.

Birchall, Pte. F.

Bird, Pte. W. T.

Bishop, Pte. C.

Boardman, Pte. C.

Boardman, Pte. D.

Boon, L.-Cpl. J. J.

Booth, Pte. N.

Booth, Sgt. H.

Booth, Pte. J. W.

Booth, Pte. S.

Boothman, Pte. J.

Bowden, Cpl. C.

Bowker, Cpl. T.

Bradburn, Pte. H.

Bradford, Pte. L.

Bradley, Pte. H.

Bradshaw, Pte. A.

Brand, Sgt. H.

Brennan, Cpl. J.

Brierley, Pte. J. J.

Brocklehurst, Pte. F.

Brooks, Pte. A.

Brooks, Cpl. W.

Brown, Pte. T.

Brown, Pte. G.

Brown, Pte. H.

Buckley, Cpl. E. F.

Buckley, Pte. J.

Bunn, Pte. A.

Bunn, L.-Cpl. J. J.

Burden, Pte. F.

Burke, Pte. J.

Burke, Cpl. P.

Burrows, Pte. C.

Burston, Pte. W.

Butterworth, Pte. A.

Butterworth, Pte. E.

Butterworth, Pte. F.

Butterworth, Pte. G.

Butterworth, Cpl. J.

Butterworth, Pte. J.

Butterworth, Pte. R.

Butterworth, Pte. W.

Butterworth, Cpl. W.

Buxton, Pte. G. V.

Calderbank, Pte. F.

Calverley, L.-Cpl. J. E.

Carless, C.Sgt.-Mjr. W., D.C.M.

Carmichael, Pte. R. F.

Carney, Pte. J.

Carr, Pte. J.

Carroll, Pte. W.

Carruthers, Pte. J. R.

Chadwick, C.Sgt.-Mjr. J.

Chamley, Pte. W.

Chapman, Pte. E.

Charles, Pte. D.

Charman, Pte. A.

Clarke, Pte. G.

Clarke, Pte. W.

Clarke, Cpl. S. E.

Clifford, Pte. M.

Cockcroft, L.-Cpl. E.

Coe, Pte. A.

Collantine, Pte. J.

Collinson, Pte. F.

Compston, Cpl. T. H.

Connell, Pte. W.

Connelly, Pte. J.

Consterdine, Sgt. W.

Cookson, Pte. H.

Cooper, Pte. A.

Cooper, Pte. W. E.

Corlett, Pte. J. A.

Corser, Cpl. F.

Cowley, Pte. J.

Crabtree, Pte. J.

Crabtree, Pte. W.

Crawford, Pte. H.

Crawford, Pte. W.

Crawford, Pte. W.

Crook, Pte. A.

Crossley, Pte. J. H.

Crowther, Pte. W.

Cryer, Pte. F.

Cullen, Pte. J.

Curran, Pte. J.

Curran, Pte. T.

Cutts, Pte. H.

Dakin, Pte. E. B.

Davison, Pte. T.

Dawson, L.-Cpl. W. L.

Dean, Pte. R.

Dearden, Sgt. F.

Dickie, L.-Cpl. D.

Dixon, Pte. C.

Dixon, Pte. F.

Dobson, Pte. T.

Dodd, Pte. T.

Douglas, Pte. J. W.

Duckworth, Pte. R.

Dudley, Pte. H.

Duncan, Pte. W.

Duxbury, Pte. W.

Eatough, Pte. L.

Eccles, Pte. T.

Eckersley, Sgt. E.

Eckersley, Pte. F.

Egerton, Pte. F.

Entwistle, Pte. D.

Evans, Pte. C.

Evans, L.-Cpl. E. R.

Fitzsimmonds, Pte. T.

Fletcher, Pte. G.

Flook, Pte. A.

Ford, Pte. J.

Foxcroft, Pte. A.

Foxcroft, Pte. W.

Fraser, Pte. J.

French, Pte. G.

Frith, Pte. C.

Garland, Pte. A.

Garner, Pte. G. H.

Garner, Pte. W. R.

Garswood, Pte. G.

Gibbons, Pte. C.

Glasgow, Pte. R.

Gledhill, Pte. F.

Goldsmith, Pte. F.

Goodall, Pte. E.

Goodfellow, Pte. J.

Greaves, Pte. F.

Green, Pte. T.

Green, Pte. W.

Greenhalgh, L.-Cpl. F.

Greenwood, Pte. H.

Griffiths, Pte. P.

Grimshaw, Pte. C.

Grimshaw, Pte. R.

Grimston, Pte. R.

Grundy, Pte. J.

Guthrie, Pte. J.

Guy, L.-Cpl. J. W.

Hall, Pte. F.

Hall, Pte. F.

Hall, Pte. H.

Hall, Pte. H.

Hall, Pte. J.

Hall, Pte. R.

Hall, Pte. S.

Hall, Pte. W.

Hallisey, Pte. J.

Hamer, Pte. J.

Hamilton, Sgt. J.

Hardman, Pte. J.

Harling, Pte. J.

Harness, Pte. A.

Harper, Sgt. H.

Harrington, Pte. F.

Harrison, Pte. S.

Hart, Pte. S.

Hartney, Pte. J.

Haslam, Pte. E.

Head, Pte. W. C.

Hearst, Pte. A.

Heaton, Pte. S. J.

Hemmings, Cpl. J.

Heyes, L.-Sgt. W.

Heywood, Pte. R.

Heywood, Pte. W.

Hill, Pte. F.

Hill, Cpl. J.

Hill, Pte. T.

Hines, Pte. W.

Hockey, Pte. E. J.

Hodges, Cpl. L.

Hodgson, Pte. D.

Hodgson, Pte. G.

Holcroft, Pte. P.

Holden, Sgt. A.

Holden, L.-Cpl. J. G.

Holden, Pte. R.

Holden, Pte. W.

Holding, Pte. G.

Holland, Pte. W. H.

Holt, Pte. C.

Holt, Cpl. J.

Holt, Pte. J.

Holt, Pte. J. C.

Holt, Pte. T.

Holt, Pte. W.

Hopkinson, Pte. J.

Hopkinson, Pte. P.

Hopwood, Pte. W. P.

Horgan, Cpl. C.

Horrocks, Pte. S.

Horrocks, Pte. T.

Horsman, Pte. J. E.

Hough, Pte. F.

Houghton, Pte. H.

Houghton, Pte. J.

Howard, Pte. H.

Howard, Pte. J.

Howard, Pte. W. E.

Howarth, Sgt. J.

Howarth, Pte. R.

Howarth, Pte. S.

Howarth, Pte. W.

Howell, Pte. S.

Huddleston, Pte. A.

Hughes, Pte. J.

Hulmes, Pte. H.

Hunt, Pte. T. H. M.

Hurst, Pte. H.

Hurst, Pte. J.

Hutchinson, Pte. H.

Hutchinson, Cpl. R.

Hutton, Pte. W.

Hyland, L.-Cpl. M.

Ingham, C.Sgt.-Mjr. A.

Jeffries, Pte. A.

Johnson, C.Q.M.Sgt. H. K.

Jones, Pte. E.

Jones, Pte. H.

Jones, Pte. J.

Jones, Pte. T.

Jones, Pte. W.

Jones, Pte. W.

Kay, Pte. D.

Kay, L.-Cpl. W.

Kean, Pte. F.

Keighley, Pte. J.

Kelly, Pte. J. M.

Kelly, Pte. T.

Kenyon, L.-Cpl. H.

Kershaw, Pte. F.

Kershaw, Pte. J.

Kildare, Pte. R.

Kirk, Pte. J. W.

Kirkman, Sgt. F.

Kirkman, L.-Cpl. M.

Knight, Cpl. A. J.

Knowles, Sgt. E.

Knowles, Pte. R.

Lawless, Pte. J.

Lee, Pte. E.

Lee, Pte. G.

Lee, Cpl. J.

Lee, Pte. P.

Leech, Pte. J.

Lever, Pte. J.

Lewis, Pte. W. H.

Linton, Pte. G.

Livesey, Pte. F.

Livsay, Pte. W.

Lockwood, Pte. R.

Lomas, Pte. S.

Lomax, Pte. F.

Lomax, Pte. S.

Lomax, Pte. S.

Lord, Pte. A.

Lord, Pte. F.

Lord, Pte. J. E.

Low, L.-Cpl. W. A.

Lowe, Pte. F.

Lowe, Pte. P.

Lowe, Pte. R.

Lowe, Pte. S.

Lowery, Pte. J. F.

Lowther, L.-Cpl. W.

Lundregan, Pte. G.

Mahon, Pte. E.

Mahoney, L.-Sgt. P.

Manley, Pte. A. R.

Mapley, Pte. G. F.

Martin, Pte. R.

Martin, Sgt. T.

Mason, L.-Cpl. C.

Mather, Pte. A. H.

Mather, Sgt. F.

Mather, Pte. J.

Matthews, Pte. A. D.

Maughan, Pte. J. J.

May, Pte. J.

May, Pte. J.

Mayall, Pte. J. G.

Mayor, Pte. F.

McLaren, Pte. T.

McLean, Pte. J.

McMahon, Pte. W. H.

McNamara, Pte. A.

Merriman, Pte. T.

Metcalf, Pte. M.

Micklesfield, Sgt. J.

Midgley, Pte. F.

Mighall, Sgt. J.

Milburn, C.Q.M.Sgt. F.

Mitchell, Pte. W.

Monks, Pte. J.

Moore, Pte. G. W.

Morris, Pte. J.

Moult, Pte. J. W.

Murphy, Cpl. S.

Murray, Pte. R.

Nabb, Pte. W.

Nadin, Pte. S. H.

Naylor, Pte. F.

Nesbitt, Pte. R. W.

Newbury, Pte. W.

Newton, Pte. W. B.

Noble, Pte. G.

Nolan, Pte. W.

Nuttall, Pte. H.

Nuttall, Cpl. J.

Nuttall, Pte. N.

Nuttall, Sgt. W.

Nuttall, Pte. W.

O’Brien, Pte. J. W.

O’Connell, Pte. W.

Ogden, Pte. H.

Ogden, Pte. W.

Oliver, Sgt. J. A.

Orrell, Sgt. J.

Orrell, Pte. W.

Park, Pte. A.

Park, Pte. J.

Parker, Pte. F. M.

Parker, Pte. J. H.

Parker, Pte. T.

Parks, Pte. J.

Partington, Pte. F.

Partington, L.-Cpl. H.

Partridge, Pte. L.

Pearson, L.-Cpl. C.

Pearson, Pte. J.

Petrie, Pte. G.

Phillips, Pte. H. C.

Pitcher, Pte. P. H.

Pitt-Pladdy, Cpl. J. K.

Pollitt, Pte. J.

Pollitt, Pte. T.

Poole, Pte. C. A.

Pooley, Pte. J.

Porter, Pte. F. M.

Porter, Pte. P.

Porter, Sgt. R. W.

Preston, Pte. H. A.

Price, L.-Sgt. F.

Radcliffe, Pte. E.

Ramsbotton, Pte. J.

Ratcliffe, Pte. H.

Rawcliffe, Pte. J. R.

Reed, Pte. C. R.

Regan, Pte. F. A.

Richardson, L.-Cpl. S.

Rigby, Pte. F.

Rigby, L.-Cpl. J.

Rigby, L.-Cpl. J.

Riley, Pte. F.

Riley, Cpl. R.

Riley, Pte. W.

Roach, Pte. H.

Robinson, Pte. C. R.

Robinson, L.-Cpl. L.

Robinson, Pte. R.

Rogers, Pte. B.

Rowbotham, Pte. F.

Rowe, Pte. A.

Rowlstone, Pte. E.

Rudd, Pte. F.

Rumins, Pte. G.

Sagar, Pte. A.

Sale, Pte. H.

Sampler, Pte. A.

Savage, Pte. J. J.

Scaife, Pte. W.

Schofield, L.-Cpl. J.

Schofield, Pte. W.

Scholes, Pte. N.

Scorey, Pte. L. H.

Scotson, Pte. J.

Scotting, Pte. W. H.

Scowcroft, Pte. J.

Sculley, Pte. W.

Seal, Pte. W.

Sedgwick, Sgt. F.

Sharples, Pte. L.

Shaw, Pte. F.

Shaw, Pte. W.

Sheldon, Pte. G.

Shepherd, Pte. B.

Shepherd, Pte. F.

Shepherd, Pte. W.

Shillingford, Pte. A.

Sillifant, Pte. R. S.

Simson, Pte. J.

Skeen, Pte. J. T.

Slinger, Pte. R.

Smethurst, Pte. A.

Smethurst, Pte. R.

Smith, Pte. A. W.

Smith, L.-Cpl. C. F.

Smith, Pte. F.

Smith, Pte. G.

Smith, Pte. H.

Smith, Pte. H.

Smith, Sgt. J.

Smith, Pte. J. G.

Smith, Pte. T.

Smith, Sgt. W.

Spencer, Pte. G.

Spinks, Pte. W.

Stanley, Pte. H.

Starling, Pte. M.

Steele, Pte. A. A.

Stockdale, Pte. E.

Storey, Sgt. J. E.

Stott, Pte. W.

Street, Pte. A.

Stringfellow, Pte. A.

Stroud, Pte. W. J.

Studholme, Pte. W.

Sumpter, Pte. A.

Sutcliffe, Pte. A.

Sutcliffe, Pte. C.

Sykes, Sgt. N.

Taylor, Pte. A.

Taylor, Pte. D. W.

Taylor, Pte. E.

Taylor, Pte. H.

Taylor, Pte. G.

Taylor, Pte. J. W.

Taylor, Pte. W.

Taylor, L.-Cpl. W. H.

Tedford, Pte. G.

Tennant, Pte. F.

Tennant, L.-Cpl. J. H.

Tetlow, Pte. L. H.

Thomas, Pte. W.

Thompson, Pte. F.

Thompson, Pte. J. A.

Thompson, Pte. W.

Thompson, Pte. W.

Thornton, Pte. S.

Todd, Pte. W. F.

Tootall, Pte. T.

Toothill, Pte. T.

Travis, Pte. H.

Treloar, L.-Cpl. H.

Turner, Pte. F.

Tweedale, Pte. W.

Tyrer, Pte. J.

Unsworth, Pte. F.

Upham, Pte. H.

Vardon, Pte. R.

Viggers, L.-Cpl. H.

Wagstaff, L.-Cpl. H.

Wakes, Pte. G.

Walker, Pte. C.

Walker, Pte. J.

Wall, Pte. T.

Waller, Pte. F.

Walling, Pte. J.

Walmsley, Pte. H.

Walmsley, Pte. H. A.

Walsh, Pte. R.

Walton, L.-Cpl. H. A.

Walton, Pte. T.

Watson, Pte. A.

Watts, Pte. T.

Webb, Pte. W.

Whalley, Pte. J.

Whalley, Pte. S.

Wharton, Pte. H.

Whatmough, Pte. R.

Whitehead, Pte. J.

Whitehead, L.-Cpl. S.

Whiteley, Pte. F.

Whittaker, Pte. J.

Whittam, Sgt. J.

Whittingham, L.-Cpl. H.

Wickstead, Pte. J.

Wild, Pte. F.

Wilding, Pte. W.

Wiles, Pte. G.

Wilkinson, Pte. A.

Wilkinson, Pte. D.

Wilkinson, Pte. J.

Wilkinson, Pte. J.

Wilkinson, Pte. M.

Williams, Pte. A. E.

Williams, Pte. G. W.

Williamson, Pte. J.

Wilson, Pte. A.

Wilson, Pte. E.

Wood, Pte. H.

Wood, Pte. H.

Wood, Pte. J.

Wood, Sgt. J.

Woods, Pte. J.

Woodward, Pte. A.

Wright, Pte. W.

Wroe, Pte. V.

Yates, Pte. H.

Yates, C.Sgt.-Mjr. J. H.

Yates, Pte. T. F.

Yates, Pte. W.

Young, Pte. W.

1/6 BATTALION LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS

_Officers_

Blake, Capt. G. S.

Clegg, Capt. A. V.

Griffiths, Capt. and Q.M. W. H.

Spafford, Capt. and Adjt. A. L.

Griffiths, A.-Capt. J. F. U.

Harvey, Lieut. F. W.

Holden, Lieut. N. V.

Leake, Lieut.

O’Neill, Lieut. S.

Smith, Lieut. J. H.

Aitken, 2nd Lieut. J. F.

Duckworth, 2nd Lieut. E.

Isherwood, 2nd Lieut. N.

Noxon, 2nd Lieut. F. C.

Taylor, 2nd Lieut. T. R.

Thompson, 2nd Lieut. G. C.

Wyatt, 2nd Lieut. J. L.

_Other Ranks_

Ackroyd, Pte. B.

Acton, Pte. J. W.

Adams, Cpl. G.

Adshead, Pte. L.

Allsopp, Cpl. A.

Anderson, Pte. A.

Appleton, Sgt. H.

Armstrong, Pte. J. W.

Armstrong, Pte. J. W.

Armstrong, Pte. W.

Ashton, Pte. E.

Ashurst, Pte. I.

Ashworth, Pte. F.

Ashworth, Pte. G.

Ashworth, Pte. J.

Ashworth, Pte. N.

Atkinson, Pte. F.

Atkinson, Pte. G.

Bailey, Cpl. W.

Ball, Cpl. F.

Bamford, Pte. W.

Barker, Pte. F. A.

Barlow, Pte. O.

Barnes, Pte. J. T.

Beaman, Pte. P.

Beere, Pte. R. E.

Benbow, Sgt. J. E.

Berry, Pte. F. W.

Birbeck, Pte. J.

Black, Pte. L.

Boardman, Cpl. J.

Boocock, Pte. F.

Boocock, Pte. T.

Boothman, Sgt. W.

Bowker, Pte. A.

Boyes, Pte. J.

Boyes, Pte. J.

Brereton, L.-Sgt. T.

Bridge, Pte. H.

Bridge, Pte. T.

Brierley, Pte. J. W.

Britton, L.-Cpl. F.

Broadbent, Sgt. S.

Brookes, Pte. J.

Brown, Pte. W.

Broxton, Pte. E.

Burgess, Sgt. J.

Burrows, Pte. J.

Butterworth, Pte. F.

Butterworth, Pte. W.

Callow, Pte. J. W.

Carpenter, Pte. W. H.

Carr, Sgt. P.

Chadwick, Pte. C. H.

Chadwick, Pte. H.

Chadwick, Pte. W.

Cheadle, Pte. A. P.

Child, Pte. J. W.

Clark, Pte. H.

Clarke, Pte. E.

Clarke, Pte. W.

Clegg, Pte. A.

Cockerill, Pte. W.

Connolley, Pte. F.

Connolly, Pte. J.

Conoley, Pte. T.

Consterdine, Pte. F.

Cook, Pte. C.

Cook, L.-Sgt. R.

Copeland, Pte. G.

Cotton, Pte. E.

Crossley, A.-Sgt. G.

Crossley, Pte. N.

Crosswell, Pte. H.

Crowther, Pte. H.

Cryer, Pte. E.

Cryer, Cpl. J.

Curran, Pte. P.

Daniels, C.Sgt.-Maj. S.

Davies, Pte. C.

Dawson, Pte. W.

Dean, Pte. A.

Dean, Sgt. J.

Dearden, Pte. E.

Dix, Pte. C. H.

Donegani, Pte. T.

Doswell, Pte. H.

Dougherty, Pte. J.

Drouthwaite, Pte. W.

Emerson, Pte. W.

English, Pte. P.

Entwistle, Pte. H.

Etcalfe, Pte. C.

Evans, Pte. G. E.

Farnworth, Pte. E. A.

Farrar, Pte. J. W.

Farrar, Pte. W.

Fielder, Pte. F.

Firth, Pte. F.

Firth, Pte. F.

Fitton, Pte. A.

Fitton, Pte. J. A.

Fitton, Cpl. W.

Fitton, Sgt. W.

Fores, Pte. A.

Foulds, Pte. W.

Foulger, Pte. H.

Foxall, Pte. J.

Foxhall, Pte. J.

Freestone, Pte. J. W.

Fretwell, Pte. G. H.

Fretwell, Pte. J.

Gallagher, Pte. J. T.

Gannon, Pte. T.

Garlick, Pte. H.

Garlick, Pte. H.

Geldard, A.-Cpl. G.

Gibbons, Pte. F.

Gibbs, Pte. J.

Gibson, Sgt. T.

Gledhill, Pte. A. W.

Gorden, Pte. F.

Gordon, Pte. F.

Gosling, Pte. C.

Gosling, Pte. J.

Grant, Pte. C.

Gregory, Pte. T.

Greenwood, Pte. F.

Greenwood, Pte. H.

Greenwood, Pte. H.

Greenwood, L.-Cpl. W.

Greenwood, Pte. W.

Greenwood, Pte. W. A.

Grime, Sgt. A.

Grimshaw, Pte. J.

Gruchy, Cpl. J.

Guthrie, Sgt. T.

Hadley, Pte. J. R.

Halliwell, Pte. A.

Hamer, Pte. H.

Hamer, Pte. W. H.

Hammond, Pte. R.

Hammond, Pte. R.

Haney, Pte. J.

Hannel, Pte. W. A.

Hardiker, Pte. H.

Hargreaves, Pte. H.

Harrison, Pte. T.

Haselgrave, Pte. H.

Hassall, Pte. S.

Hayes, Pte. E.

Heanon, L.-Cpl. T.

Heap, Pte. E.

Heap, Pte. W.

Heap, Pte. W.

Henderson, Pte. E.

Hesketh, Pte. W.

Heveron, Pte. E.

Heywood, Pte. O.

Hilton, Pte. H. C.

Holbrook, Pte. J.

Holden, Pte. B.

Holden, Cpl. E.

Holding, Pte. P.

Holding, Pte. P.

Hollows, Pte. B.

Holt, Pte. F.

Holt, Pte. F.

Hopkins, Pte. A.

Hopkinson, Pte. J.

Hosker, L.-Sgt. W.

Howard, Pte. E.

Howard, Cpl. P.

Howarth, Pte. F. B.

Howarth, Pte. F. B.

Howarth, L.-Cpl. O.

Howarth, Pte. S.

Hoyle, Pte. J.

Humphreys, Pte. F.

Hunt, Pte. A.

Hunt, Pte. J.

Hyland, L.-Cpl. E.

Hyland, Cpl. J.

Ingham, Pte. W.

Irving, Pte. J.

Izatt, Sgt. J.

Jackson, A.-Sgt. E.

Jackson, Pte. H.

Jackson, Pte. H.

Jackson, Pte. H.

Jackson, Pte. S.

Jackson, Pte. W.

Jacques, Pte. R.

James, Sgt. S.

Jamieson, Pte. A.

Jeffreys, Pte. R.

Jewel, Pte. T.

Jolly, A.-Cpl. J.

Jones, Pte. W.

Keary, Pte. T.

Kelly, Pte. T.

Kennedy, Pte. S.

Kinna, Pte. T. V.

Kirkby, Cpl. C.

Knight, Pte. H.

Knott, Pte. J.

Lamb, Pte. J.

Langdale, Pte. J.

Langley, Pte. J. W.

Lawrence, Pte. J.

Lawton, Pte. J.

Lees, Pte. H.

Lewis, Pte. F.

Liddle, Pte. A.

Livesey, Pte. J.

Livesey, Pte. R.

Longbottom, Pte. D.

Lord, C.Sgt.-Maj. J.

Lord, Pte. S. R.

Lovatt, Pte. H.

Maddock, Pte. A.

Marsden, L.-Cpl. J.

Marshall, Pte. F.

Marshall, Pte. F.

Mason, C.Sgt.-Maj. J.

McCann, Pte. J.

McDermott, Pte. G.

McDonald, Pte. G.

Mellor, Pte. F.

Mellor, Sgt. J.

Mellor, Pte. S.

Metcalfe, Pte. C.

Middleton, Pte. R.

Mills, Pte. F.

Mills, Pte. F.

Mills, Pte. H.

Milne, Pte. H.

Mitchell, Pte. A.

Mitchell, Pte. G.

Mitchell, Pte. G.

Morris, Pte. A.

Morris, Pte. T.

Morris, Pte. T.

Morrow, L.-Sgt. A.

Murphy, Pte. A.

Naylor, Pte. T.

Newton, Pte. J.

Nightingale, Pte. J.

Nuttall, Pte. A.

O’Donnell, Pte. P.

Ogden, Sgt. J.

Ogden, Pte. R.

Oldfield, Cpl. J.

Oliver, Pte. L.

Osbaldston, Pte. G.

Owen, Pte. J. H.

Palfreyman, Cpl. H.

Parry, Pte. E.

Parry, Pte. W.

Partington, Pte. J.

Parton, Pte. E.

Parton, Pte. E.

Paskell, Pte. E. C.

Pearson, Pte. H. J.

Pickersgill, Pte. C.

Pickles, Pte. E.

Pickles, Pte. F.

Pilkington, Pte. E. L.

Pilling, Pte. H.

Pollitt, Pte. J.

Potter, Pte. G. R.

Potter, Pte. G. R.

Powell, Pte. G.

Prince, Pte. S. J.

Ratcliffe, Pte. F.

Ratcliffe, Pte. T.

Rawle, Pte. P.

Reed, C.Sgt.-Mjr. W.

Richards, Pte. E.

Richardson, Pte. H.

Richardson, Pte. W.

Riley, Pte. F.

Riley, Pte. J. T.

Risby, Pte. R.

Roberts, Pte. H. W.

Robinson, L.-Cpl. W. H.

Robinson, Pte. W. H.

Rogers, Cpl. D.

Rostern, Pte. W.

Rushton, Pte. J. R.

Russell, Pte. G.

Russell, Pte. G.

Ryle, Pte. W.

Sanderson, Pte. J.

Saville, Pte. R.

Schofield, Pte. F.

Scholes, Pte. W.

Scott, Pte. W.

Seal, Sgt. A.

Seal, L.-Cpl. H.

Senior, Pte. H.

Seville, Pte. T.

Seville, Pte. T.

Sharpe, Pte. N.

Sheard, Pte. J.

Shepherd, Pte. A.

Shepherd, A.-Sgt. W.

Sherriff, Pte. W.

Simpson, Pte. J.

Simpson, L.-Cpl. W.

Simpson, Pte. W.

Simpson, Cpl. W. H.

Skyes, Pte. N.

Smith, L.-Cpl. A. W.

Smith, Pte. J.

Smith, Pte. W.

Spencer, Cpl.

Spencer, L.-Cpl. J. W.

Stafford, L.-Cpl. J.

Stansfield, Pte. R. H.

Stansfield, L.-Cpl. T.

Stock, Pte. A.

Stockport, Pte. J.

Stockton, Pte. J. W.

Stott, Pte. F.

Stott, Pte. J.

Stringer, Pte. N.

Styles, Pte. G. E.

Sutcliffe, Pte. F.

Sutcliffe, Pte. F.

Sutcliffe, Pte. W.

Taylor, Pte. H.

Taylor, A.-Cpl. I.

Taylor, Pte. J.

Taylor, Pte. R. R.

Thompson, Cpl. E. J.

Tillitson, Pte. J.

Timms, Pte. J.

Travis, Pte. W.

Turles, Pte. H.

Turner, Pte. C. E.

Turner, Pte. E.

Turner, Pte. F.

Turner, Pte. J.

Turner, Pte. W.

Turner, Pte. W.

Wacey, Pte. W.

Walsh, Pte. J.

Walters, L.-Cpl. R.

Walton, Pte. G.

Walton, Pte. J. A.

Walton, Pte. S.

Walton, Pte. W.

Weaver, Pte. W.

Webster, Pte. A.

Wedge, Pte. J.

Wellens, Pte. W.

Wheelan, Pte. A.

Whittaker, Pte. T.

Whittaker, Pte. W.

Whittaker, Pte. W.

Whitworth, Pte. H.

Whitworth, Pte. J.

Wilcock, Cpl. H.

Wild, Cpl. G.

Wild, Pte. G.

Wild, Pte. J.

Wilde, Sgt. J.

Worsley, Pte. T.

1/7 BATTALION LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS

_Officers_

Cade, Maj. R. H.

Law, Maj. W. J.

Blease, Capt. H.

Humphreys, Capt. A. C.

Murgatroyd, Capt. H. L., M.C. (Leicester Regt.)

Waterhouse, Capt. R.

Morrison, Act.-Capt. L. (Lt. Liverpool Regt.)

Austin, Lieut. S.

Burleigh, Lieut. B.

Ripperger, Lieut. H. T. A., M.C. (4th Gloucester Regt.)

Roberts, Lieut. E. W.

Spink, Lieut. E. W.

Tennant, Lieut. A. S.

Andrews, 2nd Lieut. H. G.

Battye, 2nd Lieut. R.

Beecroft, 2nd Lieut. W. H. (6th Gloucesters)

Carter, 2nd Lieut. H. J.

Downham, 2nd Lieut. H.

Hartley, 2nd Lieut. W. R.

Heaton, 2nd Lieut. H. W.

Kerr, 2nd Lieut. R. C., R.F.A. (S.R.)

Lakeman, 2nd Lieut. H. L., R.A.S.C.

Steele, 2nd Lieut. W.

Thompson, 2nd Lieut. J. S. (West Riding)

Usher, 2nd Lieut. R. W. A.

Weyman, 2nd Lieut. P.

Williams, 2nd Lieut. T. J.

_Other Ranks_

Aden, Pte. C.

Agnew, Pte. J.

Aldons, Cpl. G.

Anslow, Pte. T.

Appleton, Sgt. J. M. M.

Appleton, Pte. R.

Arkustell, L.-Cpl. A. T.

Arkwright, Pte. T.

Arnold, Pte. T.

Armstrong, Pte. J.

Ashcroft, L.-Cpl. J.

Ashley, Pte. J.

Ashton, Pte. W.

Ashworth, Pte. E.

Atkinson, Pte. W.

Backhouse, Pte. A.

Bagg, Pte. S.

Bailey, Pte. J. W.

Baker, Sgt. D.

Baker, Pte. H.

Baker, Pte. R. W.

Baldestone, Pte. J. H.

Bamford, Pte. J.

Barber, Pte. J. J.

Bardsley, Pte. F.

Bardsley, Pte. G.

Barker, Pte. C. W. R.

Barlow, Pte. J.

Barlow, Pte. W.

Barrowclogh, Pte. C. E.

Beale, Pte. J. A.

Beamish, Pte. W.

Beardmore, Pte. J. B.

Beaumont, Pte. R.

Berry, Pte. J.

Bird, Pte. E.

Bishop, Pte. B. V.

Bishop, Sgt. J.

Bishop, Pte. L.

Blakely, Pte. J.

Blakeway, Pte. T. I.

Blekeley, Pte. W. H.

Bond, Pte. J.

Bouston, Pte. S. J.

Bower, Sgt. W.

Boyer, Sgt. W.

Bradbury, Pte. A.

Braddock, Pte. G. W.

Bradley, L.-Cpl. W.

Bradshaw, Pte. E.

Brearley, Pte. H.

Brock, Cpl. A. D.

Brooks, Pte. A.

Brooks, Pte. E.

Brough, L.-Cpl. J.

Brown, Pte. T.

Brown, C.Q.M.Sgt. W.

Bowen, Pte. T.

Bull, Pte. B.

Bullock, Pte. S.

Bunting, Pte. S.

Burfoot, Pte. A.

Burfoot, Pte. C.

Burgess, Pte. S.

Burgoyne, Pte. W.

Burke, Pte. R.

Bush, Pte. S. L. A.

Cameron, Pte. C.

Carey, Pte. E. P.

Carr, Pte. J. F.

Carr, Pte. G.

Carter, L.-Cpl. F. J.

Carter, Pte. W.

Cartwright, Pte. S.

Cathaside, Pte. J.

Catlin, Pte. A.

Caulfield, Pte. J.

Chadderton, Pte. A.

Chadwick, Pte. E.

Chadwick, Pte. R.

Chadwick, Pte. R.

Chantry, Pte. H.

Chapman, Pte. S.

Cheetham, Sgt. R. C.

Chetwood, Pte. J. W.

Chilcutt, Pte. W.

Chorlton, Pte. J.

Chorlton, Pte. J. E.

Christian, Pte. J.

Clarke, Pte. A.

Clarke, Pte. F.

Clarke, Pte. J.

Clayton, Pte. H.

Clewlow, Pte. S.

Coackley, Pte. F.

Coates, Pte. R. E.

Cockrane, Pte. D.

Collins, Pte. A. F.

Colling, L.-Cpl. R. M.

Conlan, Pte. J.

Conner, Pte. J.

Cooke, Pte. D.

Cordner, Pte. J.

Cotton, Pte. J.

Courtney, Sgt. F.

Cowborn, Pte. J.

Crane, Pte. D.

Critchley, Pte. T.

Cronshaw, Pte. H.

Crotch, Pte. A.

Cullen, Pte. J.

Cunningham, Pte. T.

Curzon, Pte. L.

Dalling, Cpl. G.

Daly, Pte. M.

Damson, Pte. F. H.

Davenport, Pte. H.

Davenport, Sgt. W. H.

Davidson, Pte. G. J.

Dawe, Pte. H.

Deavall, Pte. J.

Devine, Pte. B. W.

Devine, Pte. T. B.

Dickenson, Pte. G. A.

Dickson, Pte. J.

Dilworth, Sgt. J. T. T.

Dodd, Pte. E.

Dolby, Pte. F.

Donelly, Pte. F.

Dorber, Pte. W.

Downes, Pte. A.

Downton, L.-Cpl. W.

Dudd, Pte. J. S.

Duffy, Pte. P.

Duffy, Pte. W.

Dunham, Pte. W. F.

Dunthorne, Pte. W.

Durnford, Pte. T. E.

Dutton, Pte. J.

Dutton, L.-Cpl. R.

Earnshaw, Pte. J.

Easthan, Cpl. W.

Eckersall, Pte. S.

Eckersley, Pte. E.

Edge, Pte. W.

Ellison, Pte. F.

Evans, Pte. E.

Evans, Pte. F.

Evans, Pte. W.

Everall, Pte. T.

Farquharson, Pte. J.

Farrar, Pte. J. R.

Fender, Pte. J.

Ferrier, Pte. J. R.

Fisher, Pte. J.

Flynn, L.-Cpl. E.

Foulkes, Cpl. J. H.

Franklin, Cpl. J.

Freer, Cpl. T.

Friary, Pte. J.

Gainan, Pte. F.

Gandy, Pte. H.

Gaskell, Pte. W.

Gee, Pte. D.

Gee, Pte. J. W.

Gee, Pte. R.

Gelder, Pte. A. E.

Gerard, Pte. F.

Giblin, Pte. C. T.

Gibson, Pte. C.

Gillespy, Pte. A.

Gillings, Pte. A.

Gillow, Pte. J.

Goddard, Pte. J. C.

Goodhall, Pte. H.

Gorman, Pte. H. T.

Gorton, Pte. J.

Graham, Pte. F.

Grant, Pte. A.

Green, Pte. J.

Green, Pte. J. R.

Green, Pte. P.

Gregory, Pte. H.

Gregory, L.-Cpl. R. C.

Gregory, Pte. S.

Grice, Pte. A.

Griffin, Pte. F.

Griffiths, Pte. E. V.

Grimshaw, Pte. J.

Grimsley, Pte. A.

Hack, Pte. A.

Hackney, L.-Cpl. A.

Hacking, Pte. W.

Hall, Pte. B. R.

Hall, Pte. C.

Hall, Pte. E.

Hall, Pte. G.

Hall, Pte. H.

Hall, Pte. S.

Hanley, Pte. J.

Haigh, Pte. G.

Hardman, Pte. G.

Hardman, Pte. R.

Hardy, Pte. J. H.

Harley, Pte. E.

Harries, Pte. S. J.

Hart, Cpl. T.

Hartley, Pte. J.

Harvey, L.-Cpl. A.

Hasey, Pte. F.

Hassall, Pte. H.

Hawthorn, Pte. T.

Hayward, Pte. J.

Hayes, Pte. T.

Hayes, Pte. W.

Heardley, Pte. G., D.C.M., M.M.

Hearne, L.-Cpl. H.

Heath, Pte. H. H.

Henderson, Pte. E.

Henshaw, Pte. J.

Higgins, Pte. G.

Higgins, L.-Cpl. J. R.

Higson, Pte. W.

Hinde, Pte. C.

Hitch, Pte. H.

Hodges, Pte. W.

Hodgson, Cpl. H. B.

Holden, Pte. G. T.

Holder, Pte. E. E.

Holliday, Pte. A. B.

Hollinsead, Pte. A.

Holman, Cpl. F. J.

Holman, L.-Cpl. H. G.

Holmes, Pte. A.

Holmes, Pte. F.

Holroyd, Pte. E.

Holt, Pte. C. A.

Holt, Pte. W.

Hopton, L.-Cpl. T.

Hosler, Pte. G.

Houghton, Pte. J.

Houghton, Pte. W.

Howard, Pte. J.

Howard, Pte. J. L.

Howarth, Pte. J.

Howell, Pte. J. H.

Hughes, Pte. A.

Hughes, L.-Cpl. E.

Hughes, Pte. F.

Hughes, Pte. J.

Hughes, Pte. R.

Hughes, Pte. W.

Hunt, Pte. F.

Hunt, Pte. T.

Hurine, Pte. B.

Irvin, Sgt. W.

Jackson, Pte. H. E.

Jackson, Pte. J. M.

Jackson, Drummer J. T.

James, Pte. J.

Jarvey, Pte. G.

Jeffries, Pte.

Jenkins, Pte. J.

Jennings, Pte. J. W.

Jepson, Pte. E.

Jepson, Pte. H.

Jepson, Pte. H.

Jerrum, Pte. F. G.

Johnson, Pte. J. E.

Johnson, Pte. W.

Johnson, Cpl. W. J.

Johnstone, Pte. W.

Jones, Pte. P.

Jones, Pte. R.

Jones, Pte. W.

Joynson, Pte. J. W.

Kay, Pte. A.

Kay, Pte. T.

Kearnes, Pte. J. A.

Keeley, Pte. E.

Kellett, Pte. H.

Kendall, Pte. T.

Kenyon, Pte. A.

Kershaw, Pte. J.

Kershaw, Cpl. J.

Kershaw, Cpl. S.

Kilroy, Pte. A.

Knowles, Pte. A.

Lamb, Pte. H.

Lamming, L.-Cpl. H.

Larkin, Pte. J. A.

Laudy, Pte. T.

Lavery, Pte. J. H.

Lazenby, Pte.

Lee, Pte. C.

Lee, Pte. W.

Lees, Pte. T.

Lester, Pte. J.

Lettle, Pte. N.

Lewis, L.-Cpl. J.

Lindley, Pte. W.

Lindon, C.Sgt.-Maj. J.

Loftwood, Pte. A.

Long, Pte. S.

Lord, Pte. G.

Macdonald, L.-Cpl. J.

Mackey, Pte. N.

Maddock, Pte. A.

Maddocks, Pte. H.

Maguire, Pte. T.

Mallandaine, Pte. W.

Manning, Pte. G.

Marchant, Pte. C. F.

Marland, Pte. W. T.

Marshall, Pte. W. R.

Massey, Sgt. A.

Matthews, Cpl. E. J.

Matthews, Cpl. F.

Matthews, Pte. G.

Matthewson, A.-Bglr. W. A.

McCarthy, Pte. J.

McDonald, Pte. C.

McDonald, Pte. H.

McMurdo, L.-Cpl. T.

Mclver, Pte. W.

McLean, Pte. I.

Mellor, Pte. C. B.

Millington, Pte. J.

Millington, Pte. W. H.

Mills, Pte. F.

Millward, Pte. H. L.

Mitchell, Cpl. J.

Mitchell, Pte. M.

Mitchell, Pte. T. A.

Mogerley, Pte. F.

Molloy, Pte. J.

Monksfield, Pte. J. W.

Mooney, L.-Cpl. L. P.

Morgan, Pte. F. R.

Morrell, Pte. J.

Morris, Pte. J. H.

Morrison, Pte. W. J.

Muir, Pte. A.

Mulholland, Pte. F.

Neale, Sgt.

Nesbitt, Pte. A.

Newberry, Pte. W.

Newlove, Pte. J. W.

Nicholls, Pte. E. A.

Nicholls, Pte. J.

Noakes, Pte. F.

O’Connor, Pte. J. F.

O’Connor, Pte. T.

O’Gorman, Pte. H. J.

Olive, Pte. A.

O’Neill, Pte. W.

Ong, L.-Cpl. G. A.

Openshaw, Pte. J. H.

Ormerod, Cpl. H.

Osborne, Pte. A.

Owen, Cpl. A.

Owen, Pte. T.

Owen, Pte. W.

Oxborough, Pte. A. B.

Palmer, Pte. G.

Palmer, Pte. H.

Parkes, Pte. J.

Parry, Pte. L.

Partington, Pte. N.

Patten, Pte. W.

Pendlebury, Pte. A.

Pendlebury, Pte. V.

Penkethman, Pte. H.

Peppin, Pte. J. E.

Perry, Pte. R.

Petrie, Pte. W.

Pickering, Pte. G.

Pickersgill, Pte. W. S.

Pieri, Pte. W. L.

Pilling, Pte. E.

Pinder, Pte. T. H.

Platt, Pte. A.

Pollard, Cpl. E.

Pollitt, Pte. J. E.

Pomfret, Pte. T.

Pooley, Pte. J.

Post, Pte. J.

Potter, Pte. J.

Powell, L.-Cpl. J.

Powell, Pte. J.

Pratt, Pte. R. R.

Preston, Pte. J.

Price, Pte. A.

Price, Pte. J.

Priddle, Pte. H. J.

Pyne, Pte. J. H.

Quigley, Pte. W.

Rae, Pte. A.

Rawlings, Pte. E. L.

Raynor, L.-Cpl. C.

Reynolds, Pte. J.

Reynolds, Pte. W.

Rhodes, Pte. J.

Richards, Pte. A.

Richards, Pte. G. L. W.

Richardson, Pte. J.

Ridgway, L.-Cpl. T.

Riding, Pte. G.

Ringrose, L.-Cpl. C. R.

Rivers, Pte. W.

Robb, Pte. W.

Roberts, L.-Cpl. A.

Roberts, Cpl. T.

Robinson, Pte. J.

Robson, Pte. J.

Rowe, Pte. F.

Rowlands, Pte. W.

Rowley, C.Sgt.-Mjr. A.

Royle, Pte. J.

Ruddings, Pte. C.

Rutherford, Pte. J.

Ryan, Pte. L.

Sankey, Pte. T.

Searle, Pte. W.

Seed, C.Sgt.-Mjr. W., M.M.

Schofield, Pte. A.

Schofield, Pte. E.

Schofield, Pte. T.

Scriven, L.-Sgt. A. E.

Sharp, Cpl. W.

Shaw, Pte. F.

Shaw, Pte. H.

Shaw, Pte. T. H.

Sheldon, Sgt. H.

Shepherd, Pte. H.

Simpson, Pte. J.

Skerratt, Pte. H.

Skidmore, Pte. E.

Slater, Pte. G. H.

Slater, Pte. L. E.

Smith, Pte. B. J.

Smith, Pte. C.

Smith, Pte. H.

Smith, Pte. H. J.

Smith, Pte. J.

Smith, Pte. J.

Smith, Sgt. J. A.

Smith, Pte. T.

Sommerville, Pte. J.

Spencer, Pte. W.

Stacey, Pte. G.

Stafford, Pte. H.

Stanley, Pte. F.

Stanley, Pte. W.

Starkey, Sgt. R.

Stephenson, Pte. R.

Stocker, L.-Cpl. J. T.

Stockton, Cpl. A.

Stockton, Cpl. H.

Stoll, Pte. D.

Sumner, Pte. E.

Sumner, Sgt. H.

Sutton, Pte. H.

Swindles, Pte. F.

Tarren, Pte. H.

Tate, Pte. J.

Taylor, Pte. A.

Taylor, Pte. G. D.

Taylor, Pte. J.

Thompson, Pte. R.

Thompson, L.-Cpl. S.

Thorley, Pte. H.

Thornton, Pte. W.

Thorpe, Pte. T. T.

Throupe, Pte. G. F.

Tomkins, Pte. N.

Tomlinson, Pte. C.

Toms, Pte. L.

Tonge, Pte. R.

Treharnes, Pte. W. S.

Truman, Pte. A. C.

Turner, Pte. J.

Turner, Pte. W.

Tyson, Pte. H.

Tweed, Pte. J.

Unsworth, Pte. J.

Vagg, Pte. C.

Varley, Pte. B. R.

Vaughan, Sgt. R.

Vickers, Pte. F.

Vickers, Pte. L.

Vickers, Pte. P.

Walker, Cpl. J. E.

Walker, Pte. H.

Walker, Pte. W.

Walkins, Pte. W.

Walsh, Pte. J. S.

Walsh, Pte. M.

Warburton, Pte. J. J.

Ward, L.-Cpl. A.

Ward, L.-Cpl. A.

Wardman, Pte. J. T.

Warner, Pte. E.

Warren, Pte. A.

Watts, Pte. G.

Webb, Pte. A. G.

Wedgewood, Pte. G.

Weir, Sgt. J.

Whatmough, L.-Cpl. P.

Whealing, Pte. J. H.

White, Pte. H.

Whiting, Pte. G. S.

Whittall, Sgt. A. E.

Whyatt, Pte. W.

Wilkins, Pte. H.

Wilkinson, Pte. H.

Wilkinson, Pte. H.

Wilkinson, L.-Cpl. W.

Williams, Cpl. J. H.

Williams, Pte. L.

Willington, Pte. W.

Wills, Pte. J.

Wilson, L.-Cpl. J.

Wilson, Pte. L. A.

Winder, Cpl. E. B.

Winn, Sgt. R.

Withers, Pte. J.

Wood, L.-Cpl. A.

Wood, L.-Cpl. F.

Wood, Pte. S.

Wooton, L.-Cpl. W. R.

Worrall, Pte. H.

Worsley, Cr.-Sgt. T.

Wray, Pte. J.

Wright, Pte. J.

Yates, Pte. S.

Yeoman, Pte. E.

Young, Pte. L.

1/8 BATTALION LANCASHIRE FUSILIERS

_Officers_

Davies, Lt.-Col. O. St. L. (1/6 Manchester Regt. attd.).

Fallows, Lt.-Col. J. A.

Hope, Lt.-Col. G. E., M.C.

Waterhouse, Lt.-Col. R. D.

Baddeley, Mjr. E. L.

Alderson, Capt. R., M.C.

Fisher, Capt. J. B. (10th North Staffs. attd.).

Frankland, Capt. R. C. (3rd North Staffs. attd.).

Goodfellow, Capt. A. J.

Humphrey, Capt. E. S.

McCulloch, Capt. J. A.

Parke, Capt. A., M.C.

Radford, Capt. A. L. (9th K.L.R. attd.).

Bailey, Lieut. F.

Horner, Lieut. B.

Ingleton, Lieut. H. J.

Littler, Lieut. J. T.

Sturt, Lieut. H. M.

Tayleur, Lieut. (10th North Staffs. attd.).

Battye, 2nd Lieut. C. (4th West Riding Regt. attd.).

Boydell, 2nd Lieut. W. V.

Clay, 2nd Lieut. L. J.

Deacon, 2nd Lieut. R. E. (10th North Staffs. attd.).

Lodge, 2nd Lieut.

Mason, 2nd Lieut. G. J.

Middleton, 2nd Lieut. A. C.

Morris, 2nd Lieut. I. R. C. (Herts. Yeomanry attd.).

Phillips, 2nd Lieut. G. (Gloucester Regt. attd.).

Proctor, 2nd Lieut. G. H. V.

Rose, 2nd Lieut. E. W.

Tucker, 2nd Lieut. C. H. (10th North Staffs. attd.).

_Other Ranks_

Ackroyd, Pte. H.

Adams, Pte. A. C.

Adams, Pte. W.

Allcock, Pte. B.

Allwood, Pte. A.

Ambler, Pte. E.

Amers, Pte. R.

Andrews, Sgt. H.

Ansell, Pte. S.

Appleton, L.-Sgt. T. E.

Archer, Pte. A. E.

Armstrong, Pte. G. (attd. 125 T.M.B.)

Armstrong, Pte. W. J.

Arnold, Pte. J.

Arnold, Pte. W. A.

Ashcroft, Pte. E.

Ashton, Pte. J. W.

Ashworth, Pte. H.

Aspinall, Pte. S. G.

Atherton, Pte. W.

Atkinson, L.-Sgt. J.

Bailey, L.-Cpl. H. J.

Barber, Cpl. F.

Barber, Pte. W. H.

Barlow, Pte. E.

Barlow, Pte. J.

Barlow, Pte. W.

Barnett, Pte. H.

Barron, L.-Cpl. H. B.

Barron, Sgt. A.

Baugh, Pte. M.

Baxter, Pte. F.

Baxter, Pte. W.

Beale, Pte. E.

Bembridge, Pte. T.

Berrington, Pte. G.

Berry, Pte. L.

Beswick, Pte. W.

Birchall, Pte. J.

Bishop, Pte. J.

Black, Pte. F.

Blake, Pte. P. G.

Blakeney, Pte. A. E.

Boardman, Pte. J.

Bolland, Pte. A.

Booth, Pte. A.

Bowden, L.-Sgt. F.

Boyer, Sgt. R.

Brady, Pte. F.

Bramble, Pte. J.

Brett, Pte. A.

Brierley, C.Q.M.Sgt. T.

Britton, Pte. H.

Brooks, L.-Cpl. C. R.

Brooks, Pte. A.

Brookes, Pte. J.

Brown, Pte. D.

Brown, Pte. J.

Brown, Pte. J.

Brown, Pte. J.

Brown, Pte. T.

Brunning, Pte. S.

Burgess, Pte. L.

Burgess, Pte. W.

Burton, Sgt. W. E.

Bush, Pte. H.

Caldicott, Sgt. H.

Caley, Pte. A.

Campbell, Pte. J.

Caplan, Pte. H.

Carlisle, Pte. T.

Carney, Pte. A.

Carr, Pte. A.

Carr, Pte. J.

Carter, Sgt. H. J.

Chadwick, Sgt. J. W.

Chadwick, Pte. T.

Chapman, Pte. J.

Chase, Pte. S. J.

Cheatle, Pte. J.

Chilton, Pte. A.

Choularton, Pte. G.

Clamp, Cpl. G. W.

Clark, Pte. A.

Clarke, Pte. P.

Clayton, Pte. J.

Clowes, Pte. P.

Coates, Sgt. A.

Coffey, Pte. A. E.

Colbridge, Pte. A.

Collett, Pte. S. J.

Conlon, Pte. P.

Conquest, Pte. A.

Constable, Pte. E. E.

Cooper, Pte. J. T.

Cook, Pte. C. H.

Cooke, Pte. A. G.

Corlett, Pte. J.

Corrigan, L.-Sgt. M.

Covell, Pte. J.

Cowell, Cpl. R., D.C.M.

Cowell, Pte. W.

Crawford, Pte. H.

Creasey, Pte. F.

Crompton, Pte. J.

Crompton, Pte. R.

Crosby, L.-Cpl. A. S.

Crossley, Pte. W. E.

Crowe, Pte. L.

Cryer, Pte. S.

Cryer, Pte. T.

Cummings, Pte. P.

Curley, Pte. P.

Curran, Pte. A.

Curtis, Pte. F. G.

Curtis, Pte. J.

Cuthbert, Pte. P.

Daly, Pte. J.

Davenport, Pte. R.

Davies, Pte. H.

Dawson, Pte. W.

Denman, Cpl. P.

Dennison, Pte. T.

Dimbleby, Pte. F.

Dodds, Pte. W.

Dodman, Pte. A.

Dolan, Cpl. J., D.C.M.

Drage, Cpl. T. H., M.M.

Draper, Pte. R.

Dryden, Pte. J. H.

Dunn, Pte. J.

Dutson, Pte. J.

Dutton, Pte. E.

Dyson, Cpl. G.

Eagling, Pte. G.

Eden, Pte. J. H.

Edgar, Pte. R. F.

Edgar, Pte. T.

Edwards, Pte. J.

Ellis, Dmr. A.

Ellis, L.-Cpl. F.

Ellison, Pte. F.

Ellison, Pte. T.

Ellwand, Pte. R. H.

Elwell, Pte. J. H.

Emery, Pte. T.

Entwistle, Pte. J.

Evans, Cpl. J.

Evans, Pte. W.

Fairclough, Pte. F.

Farmer, Pte. J.

Farnworth, Pte. A., D.C.M.

Farnworth, Pte. W.

Farrand, Pte. J.

Faulkner, Pte. E.

Fawcett, L.-Cpl. E.

Fawcett, Pte. J. A.

Finch, Cpl. E.

Fisher, Pte. E.

Fletcher, Pte. F. A.

Fletcher, Pte. J. W.

Fletcher, Pte. T.

Foxwell, Pte. C.

Frost, Sgt. J.

Fryer, Pte. J.

Fyfield, Cpl. W. R.

Gandy, Pte. H.

Ganley, Pte. B.

Garbutt, Pte. T.

Garnett, Pte. R.

Garrett, Pte. J. F.

Gawthorpe, Pte. W.

Gee, Pte. R.

Gibbons, Pte. C. H.

Gibbs, Cpl. J.

Gill, Pte. W.

Glasper, Pte. G.

Glaulin, Pte. W.

Glendinning, Pte. A.

Glossop, Pte. B.

Graham, Pte. W.

Greenwood, Dmr. E.

Greenwood, Pte. T.

Greenwood, Pte. W.

Grey, Pte. R.

Grime, Pte. J.

Grimshaw, Pte. W.

Goodall, Pte. J. H.

Goodman, Pte. A.

Goodman, Pte. C. E.

Gordon, Pte. H.

Gough, Pte. H.

Guckion, Pte. M.

Hale, Pte. W.

Hallsworth, Pte. R.

Hambleton, Pte. W. E.

Hamilton, Pte. R. J.

Hamnett, Cpl. E.

Hampson, Pte. J.

Hand, Pte. G.

Hand, Pte. O. C.

Hankinson, Pte. E.

Hanson, Pte. H.

Hardcastle, Pte. W.

Hardie, Cpl. H.

Hardy, Pte. J.

Harper, Pte. W.

Harridine, Pte. F.

Harris, Pte. J.

Harrison, Pte. J.

Harrison, L.-Sgt. W.

Harrop, Pte. J.

Harwood, Pte. W.

Hatton, L.-Cpl. W.

Hayhurst, Pte. A.

Hayton, Cpl. W.

Heron, Pte. W.

Heywood, Pte. E.

Hibbert, Pte. P.

Hickson, Cpl. W.

Higginson, Pte. G. F.

Hiles, Pte. G.

Hill, Pte. H.

Hill, Pte. J. W.

Hill, Pte. W. R.

Hillier, L.-Cpl. C.

Hilton, Pte. J.

Hodgson, Pte. T.

Holland, Pte. C.

Holmes, Sgt. J. E.

Holt, Pte. J. T.

Hook, L.-Cpl. J.

Hopton, Pte. J. A.

Houghton, Pte. C.

Howard, Pte. H.

Howlett, L.-Cpl. W.

Howley, Pte. A.

Howson, Pte. J.

Hughes, Pte. F.

Hughes, Pte. J.

Hunter, L.-Cpl. W.

Hurine, Pte. J.

Hussey, Pte. J.

Isherwood, Pte. W. R.

Jackson, Pte. C.

Jackson, Pte. J.

Jackson, Pte. N.

James, Pte. G.

Jones, Pte. C.

Jones, Pte. E.

Jones, Pte. H.

Jones, Pte. T.

Jones, Pte. W.

Jones, Pte. W. H.

Jenkins, Pte. W.

Kay, Pte. J. H.

Kelly, Pte. J.

Kelly, Pte. S.

Kennedy, Sgt. J.

Kent, Pte. R. T.

Kenyon, Pte. H.

Kerfoot, Pte. H.

Kerry, L.-Cpl. J.

Kerry, Pte. C.

Keyte, Pte. W. E.

Kilroy, Pte. J.

King, L.-Sgt. H.

King, Pte. H. J.

King, Pte. S.

Kirk, Pte. G. T.

Kirk, Pte. J. R. (attd. 125 T.M.B.)

Knight, Pte. J. W.

Knowles, Pte. R.

Langton, Pte. W.

Lawlor, Pte. W.

Lawson, Pte. J.

Lawson, Pte. W.

Lear, Pte. E.

Lee, Pte. M.

Lee, Pte. W. M.

Leicester, Cpl. W.

Leigh, Pte. C.

Leigh, Pte. F.

Leonard, Pte. R.

Lever, Pte. G.

Lightfoot, L.-Cpl. J. (attd. 9th K.L.R.).

Limmage, Pte. J.

Lomax, Sgt. F.

Long, Pte. W. F. F.

Longson, Pte. R.

Lyons, Pte. L.

Maben, Pte. G.

Mackay, Pte. A.

Maddocks, Pte. G. J.

Makin, Pte. J.

Manley, Pte. F.

Marsh, Pte. E.

Martin, Pte. G.

Mason, Pte. J.

Mason, Pte. R. E. I.

Mason, Pte. R. H.

Mason, Pte. W.

Massey, Cpl. R.

Mathews, Pte. A.

Mathison, Pte. J.

Mayne, Pte. W. B.

Mayor, Pte. F.

McBurney, Pte. T.

McClurg, Pte. H.

McCracken, Pte. H.

McDonald, Pte. J.

McFarlane, Pte. G.

McFarland, Pte. J. H.

McGarry, Pte. J.

McGuire, Pte. W.

McLaine, Pte. A. H.

McLoughlin, Pte. T.

McManus, Dmr. F.

Middleton, Pte. J.

Midgeley, Pte. H.

Miller, Pte. J.

Miller, Cpl. P.

Millett, Pte. E.

Mills, Pte. A. W.

Mills, Pte. E.

Mills, Pte. W.

Milner, Pte. G. H.

Mitchell, Pte. J.

Mitchell, Pte. M.

Mitchell, Pte. W.

Moffett, Pte. E. H.

Molloy, Pte. T.

Moore, Pte. W.

Moore, Pte. W.

Moran, Pte. J.

Morgan, Pte. G.

Morphet, Pte. T. H.

Morriss, Pte. S.

Morris, Pte. T. H.

Moss, Dmr. J.

Moss, Pte. S.

Moss, Pte. T.

Murphy, L.-Cpl. W.

Murphy, Pte. F.

Murphy, Pte. H.

Muskett, Pte. H.

Mycock, Pte. T.

Nesbitt, Pte. G.

Nesbitt, Pte. J.

Newell, Pte. G.

Newman, L.-Cpl. G. E.

Newman, L.-Sgt. J. R., M.M.

Newton, Pte. F.

Oddie, Pte. T.

Ogden, Pte. G.

O’Keefe, Cpl. F. P.

O’Mara, Pte. J.

Ong, C.Q.M.Sgt. W.

O’Niell, Pte. P.

Orman, Pte. P.

Orme, Pte. J.

Orrell, Pte. J.

Outram, Pte. A.

Owen, Pte. J.

Paiton, Pte. A.

Parker, Pte. G.

Parker, Pte. S.

Parkinson, Pte. W.

Pearce, L.-Cpl. P.

Pearson, Pte. J. E.

Pearson, Pte. S.

Peel, Pte. E.

Pemberthy, Pte. W.

Pemberton, Pte. D. J.

Pendlebury, L.-Cpl. C.

Perry, Pte. H.

Petchey, Pte. G.

Plumb, Pte. E.

Potter, Pte. C. S.

Potts, Cpl. J.

Powell, Pte. J.

Powell, Pte. J.

Proctor, Pte. W.

Pulman, Pte. F.

Purkiss, C.Sgt.-Mjr. A.

Pyper, Pte. J.

Quinn, Cpl. J.

Read, C.Q.M.Sgt. P.

Rees, Pte. W. D.

Reid, Pte. J.

Revington, Pte. A.

Ridler, Pte. W.

Riley, Pte. W.

Roach, Pte. A.

Roberts, Pte. F.

Roberts, Pte. G.

Roberts, Pte. H.

Roberts, Pte. T.

Robinson, Pte. C.

Robinson, Pte. F., M.M.

Robinson, Pte. J.

Robinson, Pte. J.

Robson, Pte. H. S.

Rogerson, Pte. R.

Rollings, Pte. H.

Rosevere, Pte. H.

Ross, Pte. J.

Royle, Pte. J.

Ryan, Pte. M.

Sagar, Cpl. F.

Saunders, L.-Cpl. A.

Scanlon, Pte. T. E.

Schofield, Cpl. A.

Schofield, Sgt. H. (Instr. K.O.R.L. attd.).

Scott, Pte. C. F. D. S.

Seaton, Pte. P.

Setchell, Pte. G. T.

Sharpe, Pte. G.

Sharples, Pte. N.

Shaw, Pte. H.

Shaw, C.Sgt.-Mjr. R., D.C.M.

Shaw, Pte. W.

Sheeran, Pte. J. J.

Shepherd, Pte. A. H.

Shepherd, Pte. E. W.

Shepherd, Pte. W.

Sherman, Pte. H.

Shippam, Pte. J.

Shorrocks, Cpl. F.

Slater, Pte. W.

Slater, Pte. W.

Smart, Pte. A.

Smart, Pte. J.

Smedley, Pte. W. H.

Smethurst, Pte. F. C.

Smith, Pte. A. L.

Smith, Pte. D. H.

Smith, Pte. F.

Smith, Pte. F.

Smith, Pte. G. W.

Smith, Pte. J.

Smith, Pte. O. N.

Smith, Pte. T.

Smith, L.-Cpl. W.

Smith, Pte. W.

South, Pte. R.

Southern, Pte. E.

Southern, Pte. J. E.

Stansfield, Pte. A. E.

Steele, Pte. R.

Stoddart, L.-Cpl. T.

Stone, Pte. W. H.

Stones, Pte. C.

Stott, Pte. E.

Stott, L.-Cpl. J.

Straw, Pte. F. W.

Sumner, Pte. T.

Sutcliffe, Pte. W.

Swale, Pte. J.

Swift, Pte. W.

Tait, Pte. A. J.

Tamblin, Pte. A.

Taylor, L.-Cpl. H.

Taylor, Sgt. J.

Taylor, Pte. J.

Taylor, Pte. L.

Teasdale, Pte. T. H.

Tennant, Pte. S.

Tetlow, L.-Cpl. F.

Tetlow, Pte. H.

Tetzloff, Sgt. P. H.

Thomas, Pte. H.

Thomason, Pte. R.

Thompson, Pte. J.

Thornton, Pte. S. G.

Todd, Pte. H.

Todd, Pte. H.

Tomlinson, Pte. C.

Tonge, Pte. J. E.

Toole, Pte. J.

Towle, Pte. T.

Travis, Pte. J.

Varley, Pte. A.

Vaughan, Sgt. H.

Vickers, Pte. G.

Vickers, Pte. W. H.

Vickerstaff, Pte. C.

Waddington, L.-Cpl. R.

Wagstaffe, Pte. R.

Walden, L.-Cpl. H. T.

Walker, Pte. C.

Walker, Sgt. E. G.

Wallace, Pte. A. R.

Wallwork, Pte. H.

Warner, Pte. G.

Warner, Pte. T.

Warrington, Pte. F.

Waterson, Pte. F. E.

Webster, Pte. R.

Welch, Pte. J.

Wheatley, Pte. C.

White, Pte. S.

Whitehead, Pte. J. W.

Whittingham, Cpl. A.

Wilde, Pte. J. A.

Wilkinson, Pte. F.

Wilkinson, Pte. H.

Williams, Pte. D.

Williams, Pte. O. W.

Williams, Pte. T.

Williams, Pte. T.

Williams, Pte. T. R.

Williams, Pte. W. T.

Willoughby, Pte. F.

Wilson, Pte. J.

Wolfendale, Pte. J.

Wolfendale, Pte. J. A.

Womersley, Pte. F.

Wood, Pte. C.

Wood, Pte. G.

Woodward, Pte. W.

Worsley, Pte. E.

Worsley, Pte. R.

Wright, Pte. E.

Wright, Pte. L.

Yardley, Pte. H.

Yates, Pte. E.

Yates, Pte. S.

Young, Pte. G.

Young, Pte. T. W.

_126th INFANTRY BRIGADE_

1/4 BATTALION EAST LANCASHIRE REGIMENT

_Officers_

Smith, Maj. J. T.

Papprill, Capt. F. E.

Dewhurst, Lieut. J. M.

Jackson, Lieut. G.

Sames, Lieut. W. F.

Thwaites, Lieut. R.

Whalley, Lieut. H. W.

Wolf, Lieut. P.

Woods, Lieut. E.

Ashton, 2nd Lieut. J. R. W.

Coles, 2nd Lieut. C.

Fyldes, 2nd Lieut. A. W.

Heywood, 2nd Lieut. T. A.

Hornby, 2nd Lieut. W. R.

de Pennington, 2nd Lieut. A.

Sykes, 2nd Lieut. J.

Taylor, 2nd Lieut. J. B.

Wilding, 2nd Lieut. J.

Woodhouse, 2nd Lieut. E.

_Other Ranks_

Adams, L.-Cpl. L.

Ainsworth, Pte. A.

Ainsworth, Pte. A.

Ainsworth, Cpl. H.

Ainsworth, Pte. H.

Airey, Pte. W.

Alston, Sgt. R. B.

Ardis, Cpl. J.

Ashworth, Pte. P.

Aspden, Sgt. W.

Atherton, Pte. W.

Austin, L.-Cpl. J.

Barker, Pte. F.

Barrett, Cpl. G.

Barrett, Pte. W.

Bartlett, Pte. R. J.

Bassett, Pte. J.

Battle, Pte. J.

Bell, L.-Cpl. C. W.

Bentley, Pte. H.

Blackburn, Co.Sgt.-Mjr. A. W.

Bleasdale, Pte. J.

Boswell, L.-Cpl. T.

Bousfield, Pte. H.

Bousfield, Pte. P.

Brandwood, Pte. J.

Brayshaw, Pte. H.

Brightmore, Pte. W.

Brown, Pte. A. I.

Brown, Pte. D.

Brown, Pte. W.

Burke, Pte. H.

Callum, L.-Cpl. M.

Carney, Pte. F.

Carr, Pte. J.

Carter, Pte. M.

Casey, Pte. G.

Cawson, Pte. W.

Charnley, Pte. F.

Chesworth, Pte. J.

Chew, Pte. W.

Chiney, Pte. C.

Clarke, Pte. G. W.

Clarkson, Pte. R.

Clarkson, Pte. T.

Clough, Pte. W.

Cook, Pte. R.

Coote, Pte. J.

Cornwall, Pte. J.

Cotton, Pte. A.

Cowell, Pte. E.

Cox, Cpl. F. N.

Crawford, L.-Cpl. J.

Croasdale, Pte. W.

Crowther, Pte. B.

Culshaw, L.-Cpl. H.

Culshaw, Pte. J.

Cuthbert, Pte. A.

Davies, Pte. J. S.

Davies, Pte. J. T.

Davis, Pte. J.

Dawson, Pte. T.

Dawson, Pte. W.

Dean, Pte. R.

Decaux, Sgt. J.

Dennett, L.-Cpl. W.

Denny, Cpl. T. H.

Devaney, Pte. M.

Dewhurst, Pte. R.

Dickenson, Pte. H. (L.-Cpl.).

Dickinson, Pte. C.

Dougherty, Pte. B.

Dougherty, Pte. W.

Douglas, Pte. E.

Downham, Pte. J. J.

Duckworth, Pte. J.

Duckworth, Pte. W.

Duerden, Pte. J.

Dunn, Pte. A.

Durham, Pte. J.

Duxbury, Pte. F.

Eastham, Pte. A. (L.-Cpl.).

Eccles, Pte. F. W.

Eccles, Pte. J.

Edwards, Pte. J.

Entwistle, Pte. A.

Entwistle, Pte. W. E.

Evans, Pte. A.

Evans, Pte. A. E.

Fallon, Pte. J.

Fay, Pte. J.

Fay, Pte. R.

Fielding, Pte. A.

Fielding, Pte. T. A.

Fineberg, Pte. F.

Firth, Cpl. J.

Fish, Pte. J.

Flatt, Pte. J.

Fleming, Pte. J.

Forrest, Pte. J. R.

Fowler, Pte. E.

Fynn, Pte. J.

Gale, Pte. J.

Garner, Pte. H.

Gillibrand, Pte. C.

Gillibrand, Pte. W.

Gleave, Pte. T.

Goodier, Pte. T.

Greenwood, Sgt. S.

Grogan, Pte. A.

Hadfield, Pte. J.

Hall, Pte. R.

Hall, Pte. T.

Halliwell, Pte. J. R.

Hampson, Pte. J.

Harbour, Pte. J. W.

Hargreaves, Pte. C. V.

Hargreaves, L.-Cpl. R.

Hargreaves, Pte. R.

Harrison, Pte. H.

Hartley, Pte. L.

Harwood, Pte. E.

Harwood, Pte. H. C.

Haslam, Pte. J.

Haslewood, Cpl. D. N.

Haworth, Pte. A.

Haworth, Cpl. J.

Haworth, Pte. J.

Haworth, Pte. W.

Haworth, Pte. W.

Heap, Sgt. W. H. J.

Heaps, Cpl. J.

Heaps, Pte. R.

Heron, Sgt. H.

Heywood, Pte. W.

Higginson, Pte. R.

Hilton, Pte. W.

Hindle, Pte. A.

Hogg, Pte. J. R.

Holden, Pte. B. P.

Holden, Pte. E.

Holden, Pte. J.

Holden, Pte. J.

Holden, Pte. J.

Holden, Pte. J.

Holden, Pte. R.

Holden, L.-Cpl. W.

Hollinghurst, Pte. H. R. R.

Hope, Pte. G.

Houghton, Pte. T.

Howson, Pte. W.

Hoyle, Pte. J.

Hulme, Pte. J.

Hulton, Pte. J.

Hurst, Pte. H.

Hustwaite, Pte. W.

Huxley, Pte. F.

Hyde, Pte. F. S.

Ince, Pte. E.

Ingham, Pte. A.

Ingham, Pte. J.

Irwin, Pte. A.

Isherwood, Pte. W.

Jackson, Cpl. R.

Jennings, Pte. T.

Jepson, Pte. J. R.

Johnson, Pte. M.

Johnson, Pte. T.

Jones, Pte. A. E.

Jones, Pte. G.

Joyner, Pte. C.

Jubb, Pte. G.

Kay, Pte. J.

Kay, Pte. J.

Kelsall, Pte. A.

Kirk, Pte. A.

Knights, Cpl. J.

Knowles, Pte. L.

Knowles, Pte. W.

Lamb, Pte. J. C.

Law, L.-Cpl. E.

Lawrence, Pte. A.

Lawson, Pte. C. T.

Lawson, Pte. E.

Lee, Pte. J.

Lee, Pte. R.

Leeming, Pte. H.

Leonard, Pte. J. J.

Lightbown, Pte. T. H.

Lomas, Cpl. J.

Lowe, Pte. L.

Lowe, Pte. R.

Lyons, L.-Cpl. P.

Marsden, Pte. J.

Marsden, Pte. N.

Marsh, Pte. G. H.

Marshall, Sgt. E.

Martin, Pte. A. E.

Mashiter, Pte. G.

May, Cpl. H.

McDairmid, Pte. J.

McLaren, Pte. J.

McLoughlin, Pte. W.

McNamara, Pte. T.

McNulty, Pte. P.

Mellor, Pte. F.

Mercer, Pte. C.

Moore, L.-Cpl. H.

Moran, L.-Cpl. W.

Morley, Pte. J.

Myers, Pte. H.

Neville, Pte. J.

Noble, Pte. J.

Noblett, Pte. H.

Noon, Pte. A.

Noon, Pte. M.

Norse, Pte. T.

Ormerod, L.-Cpl. H. A.

Parkinson, Pte. R.

Parsonage, Pte. T.

Pemberton, Sgt. W.

Pendergast, Pte. T.

Perry, Pte. H.

Phillips, Cpl. W.

Pickervance, Pte. H.

Pickup, Pte. A.

Pilkington, L.-Cpl. M.

Pinder, L.-Cpl. B.

Pinder, Pte. J.

Place, Pte. T.

Pollard, Pte. L. (L.-Cpl.).

Powell, Pte. W.

Preston, Pte. J. B.

Preston, Pte. C.

Proctor, Dmr. F.

Proctor, Pte. W.

Pym, Pte. A.

Rawlinson, Pte. E. P.

Rawlinson, Pte. T. C.

Readett, Pte. S.

Remington, Pte. T.

Reynolds, Pte. A.

Richmond, Pte. J.

Roberts, Pte. J.

Rogers, Pte. J. W.

Rothwell, Pte. S.

Sandham, Pte. W.

Scott, Pte. C.

Scowcroft, Cpl. W.

Seed, Pte. L. F.

Shackleton, Sgt. J. C.

Shaw, Pte. F.

Shaw, Pte. R. W.

Shuttleworth, Sgt. D.

Shuttleworth, Pte. J.

Simms, Pte. J.

Sipson, Pte. E. B.

Slater, Pte. J.

Slater, Pte. J.

Slater, Pte. R.

Slater, Pte. R.

Slinger, Pte. F.

Smart, Pte. D. D.

Smith, Pte. A.

Smith, Pte. G. T.

Smith, Pte. J.

Smith, Pte. J. J.

Smith, Pte. J. R.

Smith, Pte. T.

Smith, Pte. T. R.

Snape, L.-Cpl. B. S.

Sprague, Sgt. B.

Starkie, Pte. J.

Stewart, Pte. H.

Stoddart, Pte. J.

Sutcliffe, Pte. A. F.

Sweeney, Pte. J.

Taylor, Pte. A.

Taylor, Pte. J.

Taylor, Pte. W.

Taylor, Pte. W. F.

Thomas, Sgt. J. R. H.

Thompson, Pte. J. J.

Thompson, Pte. M.

Townsend, Dmr. J.

Townsend, Pte. J.

Tucker, Pte. A.

Turbutt, Sgt. J.

Valentine, Pte. A.

Wallace, Sgt. E.

Walmsley, Pte. T.

Walsh, Cpl. F.

Waring, Pte. J.

Watson, Cpl. J. K.

Whittaker, Pte. J. H.

Whittingham, Pte. J.

Whittle, Pte. J.

Widdop, Pte. R.

Wilcock, Pte. R.

Wilcock, L.-Cpl. W.

Wild, Sgt. T.

Wilde, Pte. R.

Wignall, Pte. H.

Williams, Pte. G.

Williams, Pte. J.

Wilson, Pte. M.

Windle, Pte. A.

Woodburn, Pte. W.

Woods, Pte. A.

Worsley, Pte. H.

Wright, Pte. W.

Yates, Pte. E.

Young, Pte. L.

Younger, Pte. D.

1/5 BATTALION EAST LANCASHIRE REGIMENT

_Officers_

Bolton, Capt. H. H.

Brewis, Capt. A. P.

Molke, Capt. E.

Robinson, Capt. J. C. C. H.

Walmsley, Capt. S. H.

Barker, Lieut. J. H. J.

Dyson, Lieut. C. B.

Sprake, Lieut. G. E.

Bolton, 2nd Lieut. J.

Brash, 2nd Lieut. J. Jnr.

Davenport, 2nd Lieut. R.

Edwards, 2nd Lieut. H. W.

Farmer, 2nd Lieut. G. B.

Hart, 2nd Lieut. J. S.

Hunwick, 2nd Lieut. E. N.

Kippax, 2nd Lieut. J. E.

Pickup, 2nd Lieut. W.

Rodgers, 2nd Lieut. A. E.

Sachs, 2nd Lieut. R. D.

Smith, 2nd Lieut. A. V., V.C.

Stansfield, 2nd Lieut. F.

Thomas, 2nd Lieut. W.

Walkden, 2nd Lieut. A. C.

Webber, 2nd Lieut. A. F. A.

_Other Ranks_

Allcock, Pte. J. M.

Allen, Pte. A.

Alston, Pte. B.

Anyon, Pte. J.

Armstrong, Pte. P.

Arrandale, Pte. J.

Ash, Pte. S.

Ashton, Pte. G.

Ashworth, Pte. F.

Ashworth, Pte. F. F.

Ashworth, L.-Sgt. J. W.

Atkinson, Pte. C.

Austin, Pte. A.

Balderson, Pte. J.

Baldwin, L.-Cpl. E.

Bamber, Sgt. J.

Bamford, Pte. D.

Banham, Pte. R. A.

Barber, Pte. R.

Barker, Cpl. E.

Barlow, Cpl. T. B.

Barnes, Pte. W. H.

Barrett, Sgt. A. E.

Barrow, Pte. G.

Bentham, Pte. R.

Berry, Pte. H.

Bilsborough, Pte. J.

Black, Pte. G. E.

Blackledge, Pte. A.

Blakey, Pte. F.

Boley, Pte. W. M.

Booth, Cpl. H.

Bordley, Pte. A. J.

Borick, Pte. P.

Bowden, L.-Cpl. J.

Bowler, Pte. H.

Boyes, Cpl. B.

Bradley, Pte. G.

Brambles, Pte. J.

Bray, Pte. H.

Briggs, Sgt. R. H.

Brindle, Pte. T.

Brown, Pte. C. A.

Brown, Pte. J. W.

Brown, Pte. W.

Buckle, Pte. F. E.

Bullock, Pte. J.

Burgess, Pte. F.

Burrell, L.-Cpl. C.

Burrows, Pte. J. R.

Burton, Pte. O.

Bury, Pte. R.

Butterworth, Pte. H.

Butterworth, L.-Cpl. J.

Butterworth, Cpl. W.

Calverley, Pte. W.

Calvert, L.-Sgt. T.

Campion, L.-Cpl. W. E.

Carter, Pte. A.

Cawtherley, Pte. J. R.

Chadwick, Pte. R.

Chadwick, Pte. T.

Chapman, Pte. J. W.

Cheeseborough, Pte. A.

Christian, Pte. A.

Clinch, Pte. W.

Clough, Pte. F.

Clough, Pte. J.

Cocker, Pte. J.

Colenso, Pte. F.

Collinge, Pte. A.

Conway, Pte. F.

Cook, Pte. A.

Cook, Pte. R.

Coombes, Pte. E.

Cooper, L.-Cpl. H.

Cosgrove, Pte. T.

Cottam, Pte. J.

Cottam, Pte. L.

Cowgill, Pte. R. R.

Crabtree, C.Sgt.-Mjr. G. E.

Crabtree, L.-Cpl. M.

Cropper, L.-Cpl. J. W.

Crowther, Sgt. J.

Crowther, Pte. W. B.

Crummett, Pte. E. W.

Cryer, L.-Cpl. C.

Culpan, Pte. E.

Dand, Pte. J. G.

Davies, Pte. W.

Davis, Pte. J. J.

Davis, Pte. S.

Dawkes, Pte. A.

Dean, Pte. J.

Dearden, Pte. L.

Devey, Pte. A.

Dickenson, Pte. J.

Dickenson, Sgt. W.

Drake, Pte. H. O.

Drewery, Pte. H.

Driver, Pte. L.

Duckett, L.-Cpl. J.

Duckworth, Pte. T.

Dunlavey, Pte. T.

Durkin, Pte. J.

Duxbury, Pte. W.

Eastwood, L.-Sgt. E.

Eccleston, Pte. A.

Eckersley, Pte. J.

Eddleston, Pte. R.

Edmonson, Pte. A.

Ellis, Pte. C.

Emmett, Pte. H.

Entwistle, Pte. H.

Evans, Pte. F.

Evans, Pte. H.

Fay, Pte. P.

Fenn, Pte. P.

Fish, Pte. J.

Fletcher, Cpl. A.

Ford, Pte. E.

Forshaw, Pte. R.

Forster, Pte. F.

Freear, Pte. A.

Furber, Pte. C. H.

Gardner, Pte. S.

Gavin, Pte. T. H.

Gelding, Pte. G. H.

Gillett, Pte. J.

Gorton, L.-Cpl. A. E.

Gotthardt, Pte. F.

Gould, Pte. F.

Graham, L.-Cpl. R.

Graham, Pte. T. A.

Green, Pte. J.

Green, L.-Cpl. J. W.

Greenwood, Pte. H.

Greenwood, Pte. R.

Greenwood, L.-Cpl. W.

Greenwood, Pte. W.

Gregory, Pte. O. B.

Grogan, Pte. P.

Grundy, C.Sgt.-Mjr. G.

Grunshaw, Pte. A.

Hacking, Pte. P.

Hale, Sgt. W.

Hall, Pte. F.

Hall, Pte. W.

Hallet, Pte. A. S.

Halstead, L.-Cpl. A. C.

Halstead, Pte. J. H.

Halstead, Pte. T.

Halton, Pte. D.

Handley, Pte. J. H.

Hardacre, Pte. G.

Hardcastle, Pte. J.

Hargreaves, Pte. T.

Harker, Pte. G. A.

Harris, Pte. G. E.

Harris, Pte. S. E.

Hartley, Pte. C. E.

Hartley, Pte. J.

Hartley, Pte. J. N.

Hartley, Pte. R.

Hartley, Pte. W.

Harwood, Pte. S.

Haydock, Sgt. G.

Hayes, Pte. J. L.

Hayles, Pte. W. J.

Healey, L.-Cpl. W.

Hedderman, Pte. J.

Hepworth, Pte. A.

Hetherington, Pte. S.

Hewitt, Sgt. N.

Heys, Pte. R. H.

Heyworth, Pte. J.

Higham, L.-Cpl. B. J. W.

Hilton, Pte. H.

Hindle, Pte. A.

Hodgkinson, Pte. J. C.

Hodgson, Pte. D. T.

Hodson, Pte. W.

Holden, Pte. J.

Holden, Pte. S. H.

Holdworth, Pte. N.

Holgate, Pte. T.

Holland, Pte. E. P.

Holland, Pte. J.

Holt, Pte. G.

Holt, Pte. H.

Hook, Sgt. A.

Hoolahan, Pte. J. H.

Horrocks, Pte. W.

Horsfield, Pte. W.

Houghton, Pte. R. C.

Howarth, Pte. J. C.

Howarth, Pte. J. E.

Howarth, Pte. R.

Howarth, Pte. R.

Howarth, Pte. W.

Howorth, Pte. O.

Hughes, Pte. H.

Hunter, Pte. W.

Hutchings, Pte. W.

Ingham, Pte. J. H.

Jackson, Pte. R. W.

Johnson, L.-Sgt. G.

Johnston, Pte. J. W.

Jones, L.-Sgt. H.

Kay, Pte. H.

Kay, L.-Sgt. W.

Kennerley, L.-Cpl. W.

Kent, L.-Sgt. G.

Kenyon, L.-Sgt. G.

Keown, Pte. C.

Kershaw, Pte. W.

Key, Pte. W.

Killean, Pte. J.

Killean, Pte. J.

Kirkman, Sgt. S.

Lane, Pte. C.

Law, Pte. G.

Lawless, Pte. F. G.

Laycock, Pte. E.

Leatherbarrow, Pte. E.

Leaver, Pte. A.

Lee, Pte. H.

Lee, Pte. T. W.

Leonard, Pte. G.

Leyland, Pte. F.

Lightbown, Pte. J.

Livesey, C.Sgt.-Mjr. P.

Lockett, Pte. H.

Lockett, Pte. T. W.

Lord, Pte. E.

Lord, C.Q.M.Sgt. G. H.

Lowe, Pte. C.

Lowe, Pte. R. J.

Lucas, Pte. J.

Lynch, Pte. M.

Magnall, Sgt. J.

Maloney, Pte. J.

Marsden, Pte. J.

Marsland, Pte. H.

Maschiter, Pte. R.

Maslin, Pte. W.

Masterson, Pte. J.

Mather, Pte. W.

Maymond, Pte. F.

McClelland, Pte. J. H.

McDonald, Pte. M.

McGrath, Pte. G. H.

McHugh, Sgt. P.

Messenger, Pte. J.

Metcalf, Pte. W.

Mills, Pte. D. H.

Milner, Pte. J. H.

Mitchell, Pte. O. J.

Molloy, Dmr. S.

Moore, Pte. G.

Moore, Pte. T.

Moore, Pte. W.

Moran, Pte. W.

Morgan, Pte. H.

Morton, Sgt. J.

Murgatroyd, Pte. F.

Murphy, Pte. J.

Murphy, Pte. W.

Murray, Pte. G.

Nightingale, Pte. M.

Ninness, Pte. J.

Nuttall, Pte. H.

Nutter, Pte. W.

O’Brien, Pte. D.

Orr, Pte. J.

Owen, Pte. H.

Parkin, Pte. G. R.

Parkinson, Pte. T.

Parkinson, Pte. T.

Parkinson, Pte. W. F.

Payne, Sgt. R.

Peach, Pte. J.

Pearce, Pte. C.

Pearson, Pte. J. E.

Pedley, Pte. W.

Pennington, Pte. C.

Pettifer, Pte. W. S.

Pickles, Pte. A.

Pickup, Pte. J. J.

Pickup, Pte. R.

Piercy, Pte. H. A.

Pilkington, Pte. A. V.

Pinder, Pte. J. E.

Pinder, Pte. R.

Powell, Pte. T.

Pratt, Cpl. W.

Procter, Pte. E.

Proctor, Pte. H.

Proctor, Pte. J. H.

Pyle, Pte. G. S.

Quinn, Pte. S.

Ralston, Cpl. P.

Rawstron, Pte. F.

Redman, Pte. H.

Reed, Pte. J.

Richardson, Pte. C.

Rickard, Pte. H.

Riley, Pte. E.

Riley, Pte. J. H.

Riley, Pte. W.

Riley, Pte. W.

Robertshaw, Pte. R.

Robinson, L.-Cpl. J.

Robinson, Pte. J.

Robinson, Pte. R.

Robinson, Pte. W.

Rothwell, Pte. R. H.

Rowley, Pte. H.

Rushton, Sgt. F. W.

Rushton, Pte. H.

Sargeant, Pte. C. W.

Saunders, Pte. A.

Savage, Pte. J.

Scales, Pte. W. T.

Scott, Pte. A.

Scott, Pte. H.

Sellings, Pte. E. V.

Shapcott, Pte. A.

Shapcott, Dmr. W.

Sharples, Pte. J.

Simpson, Pte. J.

Sisson, Pte. J.

Slater, Pte. L.

Smallshaw, Pte. W. T.

Smith, Pte. E.

Smith, Pte. R.

Smith, Pte. R.

Smithies, Pte. R.

Snape, Pte. J. H.

Sockett, L.-Cpl. J.

Spencer, Pte. J. S.

Stanton, Pte. M.

Starkie, Pte. H.

Starmer, Pte. H.

Steele, Pte. A.

Stride, Pte. G. H.

Stott, Pte. J. T.

Sugden, C.Sgt.-Mjr. J. W.

Sutcliffe, Cpl. H.

Sykes, Pte. D.

Tattersall, Pte. T. A.

Tattersall, Pte. W.

Taylor, Pte. F.

Taylor, Cpl. F. J.

Taylor, Pte. J.

Teasdale, L.-Sgt. J. F.

Thompson, Pte. C. F.

Thornber, Pte. B.

Thornber, L.-Cpl. W.

Thornton, Pte. T.

Thorpe, Pte. T.

Thwaites, Pte. T.

Tillotson, Pte. W.

Tomlinson, Pte. J.

Towers, Pte. H.

Towler, Pte. E.

Townsend, Pte. A.

Truman, Pte. F.

Turner, Sgt. S.

Usher, Pte. J.

Wadsworth, C.Q.M.Sgt. A.

Wall, Pte. G.

Walker, Pte. J.

Walker, Pte. W.

Walmsley, Pte. J.

Walton, Pte. J. E.

Walton, Pte. R.

Ward, Sgt. A.

Ward, Pte. F.

Ward, Pte. W.

Watson, Pte. J.

Watson, Pte. O.

Weston, Pte. J. E.

Whipp, Pte. J.

Whisker, Pte. H.

Whitehead, Pte. A.

Whitehead, Pte. J.

Whitehead, Pte. J. W.

Whittaker, Pte. F.

Wilkinson, Sgt. J., D.C.M.

Williamson, Pte. J.

Wilson, Pte. P.

Wilson, Pte. R.

Winder, Pte. R.

Wollett, Pte. G.

Wolstenholme, Sgt. H.

Woodhead, Pte. L.

Wormwell, Pte. J.

Worsfold, Pte. W. C.

Wright, Pte. E.

Yates, Pte. G.

1/9 BATTALION MANCHESTER REGIMENT

_Officers_

Anderson, Mjr. W. J.

Archbutt, Mjr. W. H.

Hilton, Mjr. A.

Hamer, Capt. F.

Sugden, Capt. H.

Cooke, Lieut. C. E., M.C.

Marsden, Lieut. P. S.

Porter, Lieut. S.

Wade, Lieut. J. M.

Dearnaley, 2nd Lieut. I.

Dixon, 2nd Lieut. H. F.

Freedman, 2nd Lieut. B.

Hudson, 2nd Lieut. A. H.

Jones, 2nd Lieut. F.

Robson, 2nd Lieut. J. M.

Stringer, 2nd Lieut. A. E.

Woodhouse, 2nd Lieut. P. A.

_Other Ranks_

Adshead, Pte. W.

Andrew, Pte. J. W.

Appleby, Cpl. J. E.

Ashcroft, L.-Cpl. T.

Atkin, Pte. B.

Bailey, Pte. M.

Ballagher, Pte. J.

Ballard, Pte. F.

Bardsley, Pte. J.

Barker, Pte. J.

Barker, Pte. M.

Barker, Pte. W.

Barrett, L.-Cpl. H.

Bates, Pte. J.

Bell, Pte. G.

Bell, Pte. J.

Bennett, Pte. H.

Bennett, Pte. J.

Bertenshaw, L.-Cpl. J.

Birchall, C.Sgt.-Mjr. W.

Blaize, Pte. T.

Blandford. L.-Cpl. J.

Bolter, Cpl. H.

Booth, Pte. A.

Booth, Pte. C.

Booth, Pte. C.

Bourne, Pte. W.

Bowker, Pte. E.

Bown, Pte. F.

Bradbury, Pte. H.

Bradbury, Pte. W.

Brady, Pte. J.

Braithwaite, Sgt. N. D.

Brammall, Pte. W.

Bridge, Pte.

Broadbent, Pte. J.

Brough, Pte. J.

Brown, Pte. J. H.

Buckley, Pte. S.

Burgess, L.-Cpl. A.

Burgess, Pte. R.

Burke, L.-Cpl. W.

Butler, Pte. T.

Cain, Pte. G. F.

Campbell, Pte. R.

Carr, Pte. T. A.

Chadderton, Pte. E.

Chadwick, Pte. H.

Chapman, Pte. J.

Christian, Pte. H.

Clarkson, Pte. F.

Clegg, Pte. H.

Clegg, Pte. W.

Coffey, Pte. J.

Connolly, Pte. J. H.

Cooke, Dmr. H.

Cooper, Pte. J. H.

Crane, Pte. J.

Crompton, L.-Cpl. J.

Cuppello, Cpl. J.

Cusick, Pte. B.

Daley, Pte. J.

Daley, Pte. J. W.

Doran, Pte. T.

Downs, Pte. J.

Dyson, Pte. F.

Earle, Sgt. H.

Earnshaw, L.-Cpl. E.

Elliott, Pte. H.

Evans, Pte. T.

Eyre, Sgt. G.

Farnley, Pte. J.

Favier, Pte. F.

Fielding, Pte. T.

Finiucane, Pte.

Finnigan, Pte. J.

Foden, Pte. W. S.

Forrester, Pte. W. B.

Foster, Pte. R.

Garside, Pte. E.

Garside, Pte. H.

Garside, Pte. P.

Gaskell, Pte. T.

Gee, Pte. A.

Gee, Pte. J.

Gibson, Cpl. C.

Gibson, Cpl. H.

Gibson, L.-Cpl. H.

Gibson, Cpl. R.

Godding, Pte. A. V.

Gorman, Pte. T.

Green, Pte. A.

Green, Pte. E.

Green, Pte. H.

Green, L.-Cpl. S.

Gregory, Pte. H.

Gunnell, Pte. F.

Hague, Pte. A.

Hague, Pte. J.

Hall, Pte. T.

Hall, Pte. T.

Hamer, Pte. W. H.

Handley, Cpl. R.

Hanley, Pte. W.

Hanson, Pte. F.

Hardman, Pte. T.

Hare, Pte. A.

Harling, Pte. A. G.

Harrison, Pte. H.

Harrison, Pte. T.

Haughton, Pte. G.

Heinemann, Pte. E.

Heginbottom, Pte. J.

Herod, L.-Cpl. G.

Hibbert, Pte. E.

Higgins, Pte. C.

Higham, L.-Sgt. T.

Hodgkiss, Pte. E.

Hollingworth, L.-Cpl. J.

Hopkins, Pte. H.

Howard, Pte. J.

Hudson, Pte. G. W.

Hughes, Cpl. J.

Hughes, Pte. T.

Humphreys, Pte. C. H.

Illingworth, Sgt. H.

Jackson, Pte. F.

Jenkinson, Pte. J.

Jenneys, Pte. J. W.

Jevons, Pte. J. W.

Jones, Pte. A.

Jones, Pte. E.

Jones, Pte. F.

Jones, Pte. J.

Jones, Pte. O.

Jubb, Pte. J.

Kellett, Pte. S.

Kelly, Pte. E.

Kenyon, Pte. H.

Kerr, Pte. J.

Kerrick, Pte. H. H.

Lawton, Sgt. J.

Lawton, Pte. J.

Lee, Pte. F.

Lee, Sgt. T. H.

Leech, Pte. W.

Leech, Pte. W.

Lewis, Pte. A.

Lilley, Pte. W.

Lindley, Pte. J.

Lomas, Sgt. T.

Lord, Pte. H.

Lord, Pte. S.

Love, Pte. J.

Lunn, Pte. H.

Margreave, Pte. E.

Markham, Pte. J.

Marland, Dmr. A.

Martin, Pte. J.

Martyn, Pte. E.

Mason, L.-Cpl. W.

Massey, L.-Cpl. G.

Mather, Pte. S.

Mather, Pte. W.

Matthews, Cpl. H.

McClusky, Pte. R.

McDonald, Pte. J.

McDonnell, Pte. F.

Metcalfe, Pte. A.

Millar, Pte. L. S.

Mitcheson, Cpl. W.

Molyneaux, Pte. A.

Morris, Pte. J. H.

Moss, Pte. T.

Mycock, Pte. F.

Nally, Pte. W.

Newton, Pte. E.

Newton, Pte. H.

Nicholson, Pte. P.

Noonan, Pte. G.

Norman, Pte. T.

Nuttall, Pte. W.

O’Connor, Pte. J. J.

Ogden, Pte. H.

Ogden, Pte. S.

Oldfield, L.-Cpl. F.

Pearson, Pte. S.

Penny, Pte. T.

Portington, Pte. T.

Postle, Pte. W.

Potter, Pte. H.

Potts, Pte. W.

Poulston, Pte. P.

Pridham, Pte. W.

Rawlings, Pte. B.

Redfern, Pte. M.

Reyner, Pte. J.

Ridings, Pte. P.

Robinson, Pte. E.

Robson, Pte. G.

Rogan, Pte. M.

Rowbottom, Pte. J.

Ryder, Pte. J.

Ryding, Pte. H.

Schofield, Pte. R.

Sellers, Pte. J.

Sellers, Pte. J. E.

Shatwell, Pte. B.

Shepherd, Pte. F.

Sheridan, Pte. A.

Shuttleworth, Pte. W.

Sidebottom, Pte. H.

Sinclair, Pte. W.

Skirvin, Pte. E.

Smith, Pte. A.

Smith, Pte. C.

Smith, Pte. E.

Smith, Pte. F.

Smith, Pte. F.

Smith, Pte. I.

Smith, Pte. J.

Smith, Pte. J. W.

Smith, Pte. T.

Smith, Cpl. W.

Snape, Pte. A.

Speddings, Pte. J.

Spurrett, Cpl. A.

Stelfox, Pte. S.

Stevens, Pte. S.

Stones, Pte. P.

Stott, Pte. R.

Strutt, Pte. S.

Summersgill, Pte. J.

Swain, Pte. J. E.

Travis, Pte. J.

Taylor, Sgt. J.

Taylor, Pte. P.

Tetlow, Pte. J.

Thomas, Pte. R. A. L.

Thompson, Pte. B.

Thompson, Pte. H.

Thompson, Pte. J.

Tilbury, Pte. P.

Tindall, Pte. J.

Townley, Pte. W.

Turner, Pte. C.

Varey, Pte. R.

Walker, Pte. G. H.

Walker, Pte. G. H.

Walker, Pte. J.

Walker, Pte. J.

Walker, Pte. J.

Walley, Pte. S.

Watson, Pte. P.

Watson, Pte. S.

Welford, Pte. C. J.

Wilde, Cpl. J.

Wilde, Pte. J.

Williamson, Pte. E.

Wilshaw, Pte. J.

Wood, Pte. H.

Worsley, Pte. G.

Wrigley, Pte. A.

Wyatt, Dmr. F.

1/10 BATTALION MANCHESTER REGIMENT

_Officers_

Lewis, Lt.-Col. R. P.

Baird, Capt. L. B.

Owen, Capt. G. W.

Speelman, Capt. H. L. I.

Cook, Lieut. F. E.

Cooper, Lieut. C. M.

Clegg, Lieut. J.

Clegg, Lieut. J. H.

Griffiths, Lieut. F. N. G.

Norris, Lieut. W. J.

Shaw, Lieut. W. D.

Thorley, Lieut. G.

Ashcroft, 2nd Lieut. R. G. L.

Elliott, 2nd Lieut. F. P.

Emmott, 2nd. Lieut. J. B.

Gregory, 2nd Lieut. S.

Kirk, 2nd Lieut. T.

Nevinson, 2nd Lieut. H. K. B.

Stott, 2nd Lieut. J.

Wilson, 2nd Lieut. T. L.

_Other Ranks_