JOURNAL OF THE

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

(torps mews.

MAY, 1916.

EXTRACT FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE," APRIL 41-5, 1916.

War Office, Ap1'il 5, 1916.

The following despatch from General Sir John Nixon, R.O.B., relative to the operations in Mesopotamia from the middle of April to the end of September, 1915, has been forwarded by the Government of India for pUblication :-

General Headquarters, LE.F. "D." January 1,1916.

From General Sir John Nixon, KC.B., A.D.C., General, Commanding Indian Expeditionary Force ., D."

OPERATIONS, KHAFAJIYAH, APRIL 24 TO JUNE 19, 1915. Medical Services.

Major H. R. Brown, LM.S. Lieutenant-Oolonel H. O. B. Browne-Mason, R.A.M.O. Lieutenant-Oolonel J. F. Donegan, R.A.M.O. Colonel P. Hehir, LM.S. Lieutenant R. V. Martin, LM.S. Captain G. Wilson, R.A.M.C. 3rd Class Assistant Surgeon E. A. Cotton. 2nd Class Assistant Surgeon E. S. Shede. No. 7558 Oorporal W. J. Sanger, Dorsetshire Regiment. No. 7321 Private W. Jolly, Norfolk Regiment. No. 1835 Oolour Havildar Shaikh Haidar, 103rd Mahratta L.I.

No. 9402 Bearer Balu. No. 1578 Bearer Ghowr. No. 1436 Bearer Umar Din. No. 1582 Bearer Balore.

Army Bearer Corps.

EUPHRATES OPERATIONS, JUNE 26 TO JULY 25, 1915. Medical Services.

Oolonel H. M. Adamson, R.A.IVLC. Captain P. B. Bharucha, I.M.S., F.R.C.S. Captain R. C. Clifiord, LM.S. Captain R. E. Flowerdew, LM.S.

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Lieutenant-Colonel E. Jennings, LM.S. Captain F. A. Robinson. R.A.M.C. Major A. Spitteler, LM.S. No. 854 1st Class Sub-Assistant Surgeon Mohan LaJ. No. 1080 1st Class Sub-Assistant Surgeon Barkatullah. No. 316 3rd Class Sub· Assistant Surgeon Fazl Ahmad. No. 1301 Ward Orderly Rahla Singh, 76th Punjabis.

OPERATIONS, KUT.AL·AMARA, SEPTEMBER 28, 1915.

General Headquarters Staff, etc. Surgeon-General H. G. Hathaway, C.B.

Medical Services. Major S. Anderson, I.M.S. Lieutenant-Colonel J. F. Donegan, R.A.M.C. Major F. C. Lambert, R.A.M.C. Captain K. K. Mukerji, LM.S. Lieutenant F. T. Simpson, R.A.M.C. Captain J. Startin, R.A. M.C. 1st Class Assistant Surgeon Amba Shankar Morarji. 4th Class Assistant Surgeon H. J, Luxa, 1.S M.D. 4th Class Assi,.tant Surgeon S. A de Souza, I.S.M.D. No. 1032 1st Class Sub-Assistant Surgeon Mitthy La!. No. 1343 1st Class Sub· Assistant Surgeon Samuel Manikkam.

No. 2380 Havildar Lal Din. No. 5049 Naik Noondi.

Army Bearer Corps.

No. 1495 Lance·Naik Sher Ahmed. No. 1013 Bearer Devi Din.

Army Hospital Corps. No. 252 Pukali Bhisti Amboo Succaram. No. 184 Bhisti Hussain Bapoo.

WAR OFFICE, April 5, 1916.

THE Government of India has forwarded for publication in the London Gazette the undermentioned list of officers and men whose names have been mentioned in despatches from tbe General Officer CommandilJg for services in connection with tbe operations in Mesopotamia from November 6, 1914, up to April 14, 1915.

(These despatcbes have alr,ady been published as a Parliamentary Blue Book: Command Paper No. 8074 of 1915.)

STAFF. Colonel P. H. Hehir, M.D., 1.M.S.

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

Lieutenant· Colonel J. Hennessey. Lieutenant Colollel F. J. Palm .. r. Lieutenant·Colonel H. M. Adamson. Lieut;;nant·Colunel F. J. Dm.pgan. Lieutenant·Colonpl H. O. B. Browne·Mason. Lieutenant·Colonel D. J. CollilJs. Major g. Benl.ett. Major H. A. Brallsbury. Major J. C. Foster. Major F. O. Lftmbert. Captain A. T. J. McCreery. Lieutenant E. B. AlInutt. Lieutenant M. Buruett.

INDIAN MEDICAL SERVICE.

Lieutenant-Colonel G. B. Irviue. Major J. H. Horton. Major D. S. A. O'Keefe.

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Major H. R. Brown. Major L. Cook. Captain R. E. Wrigbt. Captain .r. H. Hislop. Captain D. Arthur. Captain C. H. Barber. Captain H. E. Shortt. Captain C. C. C. Shaw. Captain G. F. Grabam. Captain R. Knowles. Captain J. J. Harper Nelson. Captain F. C. Fraser. Captain H. E. Stanger Leathes. Lieutenant Narayan Krishna Bal. Lieutenant L. A. P. Anderson.

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INDIAN SUBORDINATE :UEDICAL DEPARTMENT.

1st Class Assistant.Surgeon W. H. Brown. 3rd Class Assistant-Surgeon J. H. S. Hufiton. 3rd Class Assistant.Surgeon E. A. Cotton. 3rd Class Assistant·Surgeon L. C. Rapbael. 3rd Class Assistant.Surgeon H. Vincent. 3rd Class Assistant-Surgeon J. V. Fernandez. 4th Class Assistant.Surgeon J. H. T. Pacheco. 4th Class Assistant-Surgeon H. N. Murphy. 4th Class Assistant. Surgeon A. E. Phaure. No. 2821st Class Sub-Assistant-Surgeon Vroj Lal Umed Ram Pandit. No. 854 1st Class Sub-Assistant-Surgeon Moban Lal. No. 2111st Class Sub-Assistant-Surgeon Ganga Ram Hariba. No. 1338 1st Class Sub.Assistant-8urgeon V. Sambasiva Nayakar. No. 210 1st Class Sub-Assistant-Surgeon Nunasami Ramasami. No. 972 1st Class Sub-Assistant-Surgeon Sundar Singh. No. 318 2nd Class Sub-Assistant-Surgeon Shaik Azimud-din Shaikh Ismail. No. 426 3rd Class Sub-Assistaut-Surgeon Keshav Waman Khuperkar. No. 402 3rd Class Sub-Assistant-Surgeon Shaikh Muhammad Dadasahib.

HOSPITAL STOREREEPERS.

Serjeant J. A. Bloomfield, G.LP., Ry. Volunteers. Private Moos, Poona Volunteer Rifles. 2nd Class Hospital Storekeeper, B. F. Ghyara, S. and T. Corps.

ARMY BEARER CORPS.

No. 9339 Bearer Samedin. No. 4485 Bearer Subhan Singh. No. 7480 Bearer Gariba Singh. No. 9344 Bearer Dbonde. No. 1196 Bearer Ramcharan. No. 7485 Bearer Rafawa.

ARMY HOSPITAL CORPS.

No. 6147 2nd Grade Ward Servant Abba Pira. No. 5308 1st Grade Ward Sweeper Mohan Singh. No. 5207 1st Grade Ward Water Carrier Bhondoo. No. 263 Bhisti Raja Piussal, S. and T. Corps. No. 6352 3rd Grade Ward Servant Ganga Ram Gainu. No. 6428 2nd Grade Ward Sweeper Moban Nathu. No. 6032 1st Grade Water Carrier Gainoc Baloo. No. 266 Bhisti Shaikh Amur.

ARMY MEDICAL SERYICE.

Hugh Mallinson Rigby, l\I.B., F.R.C.S., to be temporary Colonel, dated April 12, 1916.

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ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

The undermentioned Majors to be temporary Lieutenant-Colonels whilst command-ing Casualty Clearing Stations :--

Dated October 26, 1915.-William D. C. Kelly, M.B. Dated January 22, 1916,-Daniel L. Harding, D.S.O., F.R.C.S.I. Dated April 12, 1916.-Temporary Major William T. Prout, C.M.G., M.B. Dated April 9, 1916.-Temporary Major Alfred Lingard, M,B. Harry Butson MaunseU to be temporary Captain, dated September 12, 1915. (Sub­

stituted for tbe notification which appeared in the Gazette of November 5, 1915.) Thomas Monck Burn-Murdoch, M.B., F.R.C,P.Edin" to be temporary Hon, Major

whilst employed at tbe Smiths ton War Hospital, Greenock, dated February 19, 1916. Captain William R. O'Farrell is restored to the establishment, dated March 5, 1916. Temporary Captain John C. Webb, l\LB., to be temporary Major, dated April 26, 1916. The undermentioned to be temporary Captains :-Dated February 10, 1916,-Captain Donald James McLaren, M.B., from Somerset

Light Infantry (Territorial Force). Dated March 25, 1916.-Robert Lloyd Roe, M.B.; Henry Charles Semon, M.D.,

from Indian Medical Service. Dated April 8, 1916,-Temporary Lieutenant Ernest S. Moorhead, M.B. Lieutenant (temporary Captain) Andrew John Metford Wright, M.B., F.R.C.S.,

from Royal Engineers (Territorial Force), dated April 12, 1916. Captain John W. Lane, M.D., to be temporary Major whilst commanding a Field

Ambulance, dated April 11, 1916. The appointment as temporary Lieutenant of Arthur F. Cole is antedated to

June 28, 1915. The undermentioned are granted temporary rank whilst employed at the North­

amptonshire War Hospital:-As Lieutenant-Colonel: Dated February 9, 1916.-William Harding, M.D. As

Major: Frederick Joshua Stuart. Alfred Dorriforth Vardon, late Captain Banffs Artillery Volunteers, to be temporary

Captain, dated October 1, 1915. (Substituted for the notification which appeared in the Gazette of October 23, 1915.

The undermentioned Majors to be temporary Lieutenant·Colonels whilst com-manding Casualty Clearing Stations :-

Dated October 14, 1915.-Richard F. EUery. Dated February 13 to 19, 1916.-Robert J. Cahill, l\f.B. The undermentioned are granted temporary rank whilst commanding Field

Ambulances :-As Lieutenant-Colonel: Dated February 28, 1916.-Major William M. B. Sparkes.

Dated March 3, 1916.-Major John G. Bell, M.B. As Major: Dated December 1, 1915. -Captain William E. Marshall, M.B.

The undermentioned are granted temporary rank whilst commanding Field Ambulances :-

As Lieutenants-Colonel: Dated September 4, 1914.-Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel FitzGerald G. Fitzgerald.

Major Basil F. Wingate, dated May 4, 1915. Major Montague F. Grant, M.D., dated January 8, 1916. Major George A. K. H. Reed, from January 13 to March 11, 1916. Major George H. Richard, dated January 28, 1916. Major John Fairbairn, M.B., dated January 30, 1916. As Major: Captain Vincent T. Carruthers,M.B., F.R.C.S.Edin., from December 6

to December 13, 1915. Major (temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) P. A. Lloyd-Jones, D.S.O., relinquishes his

temporary rank on re-posting, dated December 16, 1915. Harold Chaffer, F.R.C.S., to be temporary Honorary Major whilst employed at the

Red Cross Hospital, Bellahouston, dated April 5, 1916, William Gemmell, M_B., F.R.C.S., to be temporary Honorary Captain whilst

employed at the Red Cross Hospital, Bellahouston, dated April 5. 1916. Leslie Stuart Kidd, to be temporary Honorary Captain whilst employed with the

Australian Voluntary Hospital, dated March 17. 1916. Major (temporary Lieutenant·Colonel) Charles Bramhall, relinquishes his temporary

rank on re-posting, dated December 2, 1915. Temporary Major E. W. H. Groves, M.D., F.R.C.S. (Captain, Royal Army Medical

Corps, Territoral Force), relinquishes his temporary commission, dated March 24, 1916.

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Major (temporary Lieutenant-Oolonel) Stanley E. Lewis, ::\1. B., relinquishes his tomporary rank on ceasing to command a Field Ambulance, dated March 7, 1916.

Temporary Captain Harry B. Maunsell relinquishes his commission, dated March 12, 1916.

Temporary Captain William P. Hogg, M.B., relinquishes his commission on appoint­ment to the Indian Medical Service, dated March 13, 1916.

Major (temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) William M. B. Sparkes, relinquishes his temporary rank on vacating the appointment of Assistant Director of Medical Services of a Division, dated February 24, 1916.

lVIajor (temporary Lieutenant·Oolonel) Thomas S. Dudding relinquishes his temporary rank on ceasing to command a Field Ambulance, dated lVIarch 24, 1916.

The undermentioned to be temporary Lieutenants ;­Dated February 7, 1916.-George Everard Dodson. Dated February 28, 1916.-Walter John May, lYLB. Dated March 4, 1916.-Gordon Burnham King. Dated March 20, 1916.-John Norman Glaister; Wilfred Alan Curry, M.D.,

F.R.C.S. ; David Scott Taylor; Vivian Wallace. Dated March 21, 1916.-William John Tulloch, lVI.D. Dated lVIarch 22, 1916.-Charles Joseph lVIcCarthy, lVI.B. ; Charles Cairnie, lVI.B.;

William Ker Bell; Charles Augustus Burpitt. Dated lVIarch 23, 1916.-Charles Vivian Kebbell; Robert Orr, lVI.B. ; Olive Menzies

Fadie, J\LB. ; David Rees; William Francis Cornwall, lVI.B.; John Tyldesley Bleasdell. Dated March 24, 1916.-Adrian St. J ohnston; George Robert Naylor, M.B.;

Joseph Aloysius O'Dea, M.B.; John AlIan Chisholm Roy, M.B. Dated March 27, 1916.·-Trevor Gayer Fetherstonhaugh, J\I.B.; Rupert Stanley

Novis. Dated lVIarch 28, 1916.-Eric Edmund Chi pp. Dated April 9, 1916.-Olaude R. Wright. Dated April 14, 1916.-William Hugh Cowie Romanis, M.B., F.R.C.S. The undermentioned temporary Lieutenants to be temporary Captains ;­Dated December 23, 1915.-Henry D. H. Willis·Bund. Dated January 10, 1916.-Arthur Riley, M.B. Dated February 1, 1916.-Harold A. Haig, M.B. ; Charles O'Brien, M.D. Dated February 15, 1916.-Henry W. B. Danaher. Dated February 20, 1916.-Hugh A. Beaver, M.B. Dated February 25, 1916.-Thomas H. Agnew. Dated February 28, 1916.-Arthur W. Matthew. Dated March 1, 1916'.-Wilfred Garten; Hugh T. L. Roberts. Dated 1\1:arch 4, 1916.-Arthur lVI. Pryce, M.B. Dated March 6, 1916.-Frank W. Wesley, M.D. Dated March 8, 1916.-Horace F. Blood. Dated March 9, 1916.-Arthur Bloom, M.D. ; George A. Birnie, M.B. Dated March 10, 1916.-WaIter C. C. Kirkwood, M.B.; John H. Wilkinson;

John D. MacEwen, M.B., F.R.C.S.Edin. Dated March 14, 1916.-John V. Buchanan, M.B. Dated March 15, 1916.--EdwardH. Rainey, F.R.C.S.; John A. D. Radcliffe, M.B.;

Lawrence D. Shaw, M.B. ; Edward C. Williams, M.D., F.R.C.S.Edin. Dated ll1:arch 16, 1916.-George R. Lawless, F.R.C.S.I. Dated March 17, 1916.-William W. Scott, M.B.; Alfred J. A. Peters; Joseph O.

Lorraine, M.B., F.R.C.S.Edin. Dated March 19, 1916.-Thomas G. Brown, M.D.; Robert Slaney; Charles F.

Drew, M.B. Dated March 20, 1916.-William T. Smith, M.B.; Arthur MacKintosh, M.B. ;

Thomas Ferguson. llLB. ; Olaude J. Scholtz; Bertram W. Gonin. Dated March 21,1916.· John Ronald Currie, M.D.; Arthur J. Smith, M.B. Dated March 22, 1916.-0rme S. Kellett; William E. P. Phillips; Frederick S.

Turner; Maxwell J. Fraser, M.D. ; Herbert Owen, M.B.; Henry R. Brown, M.D. ; William A. Kennedy, M.D.; Courtenay C. Weeks; David L. Tate, M.B. .

Dated March 23, 1916.-James R. Mitchell, 1\1:.B.; Harold Dyer, F.R.C.S.Edm. ; William A. Rees; Edward Rogerson, M.B. ; Reginald B. Lucas, M.B.; William H. Godby, M.B. ; Norman E. Packer, M.B.; Charles O. Donovan, M.B.; Robert B. Oarter, M.B.; Eric P. Blashki, M.B.; John L. Digby, M.B. ; Norman ~cA. Gregg, M.B.; Norman W. Broughton, J\LB. ; Sydney W. G. Ratcliff, M.B.; Ohve Farran­ridge, M.B. ; Arthur W. Raymond, M.B.

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Dated March 24, 1916.-William H. Allen, M.D. ; Thomas J. J. Curran, M.D.; Francis A. L'Estrange, M.B.

Dated March 25, 1916.-Harry Dudley; John M. McLachlan; Hugh R. Souper, M.B.; Cecil Burnham, M.B.; Herbert, E. Clutterbuck, M.D., F.R.C.S.Edin.; Sydney Williams.

Dated March 26, 1916.-Robert E. F. Pearse; Wilfred N. Soden. M.D.; John W. Robertson, M.D.; Newman Smith; John B. Hunter; ArnoId Reushaw, M.B.; Harold J. Penny, M.B. ; John J. O'Neill, M.B. ; Brian W. Wibberly, M.B.

Dated March 27,1916.-Thomas P. Noble, M.D. Dated March 28, 1916.-Gwilym R. Pennant; Thomas W. David; Guy W. Parry. Dated March 29, 1916.-Andrew R. Gunn, M.B.; Allan R. Finn, M.D., F.R.C.S. ;

Reginald S. Morshead, M.B. ; George M. C. Powell; George W. FitzHenry. Dated March 30, 1916.-Theodore H. Whittington, M.D. Dated April 1, 1916.-Joseph H. O. Walker, M.B. ; Maurice B. King, M.B.; Roland

H. Graham, M.B. Dated April 4, 1916.-Arthur G. Fisher, M.B. Dated April 6, 1916.-William Hunt, M.B. ; Cecil MoL. West, M.B. Valentine Robert Hirsch, to be temporary Honorary Lieutenant, dated February 25.

1916. The undermentioned temporary Honorary Lieutenants to be temporary

Lieutenants :--Dated March 22, 1916.-William Henry Marshal!. Dated March 23, 1916.-Ernest Ivan Davies. Dated April 8, 1916.-Miles Kenueth Robertson. Temporary Lieutenant David R. Oampbel!, M.D., relinquishes his commission on

account of ill-health, dated April 14, 1916. Temporary Lieutenant Clarence Dickinson Hamilton, M.D., is dismissed the

Service by sentence of a General Court Martial, dated March 5, 1916. The undermentioned Officer of the Canadian A.M.C. to be temporllry

Lieutenant :-Captain Robert Hay Lismore O'Callaghan, M.D., dated March 13, 1916. The undermentioned to be Lieutenants :-Dated March 11, 1916.-Hiram Banson Thomson; Louis Wellington Kergin, M.B. ;

William Thomson Little; Gordon John Oruikshank Ferrier; Gerald Thomas Griffith ; Edward Archibald Morgan ; Alexander John Shilstra; Charles William Walker.

Dated March 18, 1916.-Thomas Benjamin Brandon, M.D. The Christian name of temporary Lieutenant Haydn Peters is as now described,

and not as in the Gazette of March 3, 1915. . Major (temporary Lieutenant-Colonel) Evelyn J. R. Evatt, M.B., 1st Welsh Field

Ambnlance, to be A.A.D.M.S., Welsh Division, dated November 24,1915. Captain John F. Edmiston, M.B., from Attached to Units other than Medical

Units, to be D.A.D.M.S., West Lancashire Division, dated April 22, 1916. William Wright, M.B., F.R.C.S., to be Lieutenant for service with the Medical

Unit of the University of London Contingent, Senior Division, O. T.C., dated March 7, 1916.

Major P. S. Lelean, F.R.C.S., R.A.M.C., was elected to a Fellowship of the Chemical Society (Great Britain), on February 22, 1916.

The undermentioned temporary Lieutenants relinquish their commissions:­Dated February 8, 1916.-William H. Oroly. Da.ted February 15, 1916.-Charles S. Palmer. Dated February 27, 1916.-Lionel R. G. de Glanville. Dated March 4, 1916.-Harold S. Vivian, :M:.B. Dated March 9, 1916.-John W. Farrar, M.B., Donald F. Finlay, M.B., Lionel

B. Daly, M.B. Dated March 10, 1916.-Thomas C. Last, M.D. Dated March 12, 1916.-Robert N. Thomson, M.B., James R. Wortabet, M.B. Dated March 15, 1916.-Henry H. R. Bayley, Lionel W. K. Scargill, M.B., Arthur

E. Goldie. M.B. Dated :March 16, 1916.-No=an D. Mackay, M.D., Ernest H. Kenny. Dated March 17, 1916.-Keith G. Colqnhoun, l\'I.B., Olive T. Stephen, M.B., Henry

C. Colville, M.B., Alan Pryde, M.B. Dated March 18, 1916.-Francis W. Harrowell, M.B. Dated :March 20, 1916.-Samuel Caplan, Philip A. M. Green, M.D. Dated March 21, 1916.-James A. Brown, M.D.

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Dated March 22, 1916.-Harold J. Moon. Dated March 23, 1916.-Louis M. Piggott, M.B., Johu T. Anderson, M.B., Eustace

T. Pinhey, M.B. Dated March 24, 1916.-Evan Greene, M.D., Oharles Matthews. Dated March 25, 1916.-Joseph B. Dawson, M.D., F.R.O.S. Dated March 26, 1916.-Brian D. Crichton, M.B. Dated March 27, 1916.-John McG. H. Reid, M.B. Dated March 29, 1916.-John L. Davies, M.D., Vernon O. Pennell. Dated March SO, 1916.-Arthur E. Gravelle. Dated March 31, 1916.-Charles P. M. Joubert, M.B., Ernest H. Drinkwater. Dated April 15, 1916.-Thomas A. Brandon, M.B., William G. S. Thomson, M.B.

TERRITORIALS.

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

1st Highland Field Ambulance.-Captain George Davidson, M.D., to be temporary Major whilst commanding a Field Ambulance, dated October 17, 1915; Captain (temporary Major), George Davidson, M.D., relinquishes his temporary rank on ceasing to command a Field Ambulance, dated November 19, 1915.

Highland Casualty Clearing Station.-Frederick George Stuart, M.B., to be Lieutenant, dated April 5, 1916; William Alexander, M.B., dated April 26, 1916 ; Artbur Alexander McKenzie, M.B., dated April 26, 1916.

1st Lowland Field Ambulance.-Lieutenant Robert Armstrong, M.B., to be Captain, dated April 11, 1916.

Srd Lowland Field Ambulance.-James Morham (late Captain (temporary ~,;:ajor) 4th Battalion, Royal Scots), to be Captain, dated March 6, 1916.

Srd Nortkumbrian Field Ambulance.-Vernon Joseph White, to be Lieutenant, dated April 11, 1916.

Welsh Border Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance.-Harold Ainscough Higginson, to be Lieutenant, dated April 5, 1916.

1st Welsh Field Ambulance.-Major (temporary Lieutenant.Colonel) Evelyn J. R. Evatt, M.B., is seconded whilst acting as A.D.M.S., Welsh Division, dated November, 24, 1915.

2nd Welsh Field Ambulance.-John Thomas Samuel, to be Lieutenant, dated April 14, 1916.

Soutk Wales Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance.-John Oswald Cuthbertson, M.B., dated December 20, 1915; Stanley Child, M.B., dated April 26, 1916.

East Lancashire Division Sanitary Section.-Lieutenant Norman S. Golding, from 1st London Sanitary Company, to be Lieutenant, dated April 7, 1916.

1st West Lancashire Field Ambulance.-Captain John E. W. MacFall, M.D., from Territoral Force Reserve, to be Captain, dated November 22, 1915; Captain John E. W. MacFall, M.D., to be temporary Major, dated November 22,1915. The date of appointment of Quartermaster and Honorary Lieutenant William H. Bell is August 28, 1915, and not as stated in the London Gazette of October 29, 1915.

2nd West Lancashire Field Ambulance.-Staff Serjeant Hugh Murdoch Browne, from 1st West Lancashire Field Ambulance, to be Quartermaster, with the honorary rank of Lieutenant, dated April 6, 1916.

Srd West Lancashire Field Ambulance.-Captain Frederick W. K. Tough, F.R.C.S., to be temporary Major whilst in command of a Field Ambulance, dated March 17, 1916.

1st North Midland Field Ambulance.-Lieutenant (temporary Captain), Geoffrey Holmes, M.B., to be Captain, dated April 7, 1915.

1st South Midland Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance.-Oswald Cook, M.B., to be Lieutenant, dated April 26, 1916.

South Midland Casualty Clearing Station.-Captain Edmund Whichells, M.B., from 1st South Midland Field Ambulance, to be Captain, dated October 16, 1915.

1st Wessea: Field Ambulance.-Lieutenant George D. Perry to be Captain, dated April 1, 1215. The following announcement is substituted for that which appeared in the London Gazette of September 10, 1915: Captain George D. Perry resigns his commission on account of ill.health, dated September 11, 1915; Serjeant Frederick George Chalmers Dixon to be Quartermaster, with the honorary rank of Lieutenant, dated April 4, 1916.

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Wessex Casualty Clearing Sta,tion.-Captain Arthnr Greene, M.D., F.R.C.S., from 2nd East Anglian Field Ambulance, to be Captain, dated April 22, 1916; Lieutenant James Fenton, M.D., to be Captain, dated March 26, 1916.

1st Southern General Hospital.-Lieutenant William A. Stokes to be Captain, dated November 8, 1915; Lieuteuant David R. Dow, M.B., relinquishes his commis. sion on account of ill-health, dated April 20, 1916.

3rd Southern General Hospital. -The undermentioned Majors to be Lieutenant­Colonels, dated Jauuary 1, 1916: William Collier, M.D.; Richard H. A. Whitelocke, M.D., F.R.C.S. The undermentioned Captains to be Majors, dated January 1, 1916: Edmund C. Bevers, M.B.; Herbert E. Counsel!, F.R.G.S.; John C. R. Freeborn; Alexander G. Gibson, M.D.; WaIter J. Turrell, M.D.; Amyas T. Waterhonse, M.B. ; Serjeant-Major Thomas Michael Stevens to be Quartermaster, with the honorary rank of Lieutenant, dated April 5, 1916.

Home Counties CaSltalty Clearing Station.-Temporary Honorary Lieutenaut William Burt, from the Red Cross Hospital, Netley, to be Lieutenant, dated April 5, 1916,

1st London Field Ambulance.-Major William G. Macfee, from Attached to Units other than Medical Units, to be Major, dated March 14, 1916.

1st London Sanitary Company.-Captain Vincent P. Norman relinquishes his commission on account of ill-health, dated April 16, 1916; David James Peebles, M.B., to be Lieutenant, dated April n, 1916; John Griffiths to be Lieutenant, dated April 14, 1916.

2nd London Sanitary Company.-Lieutenant Alexander M. Brown, M.B., to be Captain, dated March 21, 1916 ; Captain Herbert Beeney relinquishes his commission on account of ill-health, dated April 22, 1916; Acting Serjeant-Major Josiah lilec Andrews to be Lieutenant, dated April 2, 1916.

3rd London Field Ambulance.-Lieutenant (temporary Oaptain) Robert Oarswel!, M.B., to be Oaptain, dated April 1, 1915.

3rd London General Hospital . .,--Lieutenant Andrew T. Swan, l\f.B., to be Oaptain, dated November 17, 1915.

TERRITORIAL FORCE RESERVE.

Oaptain Robert G. Wills, M.B., from 2nd West Lancashire Field Ambulance, to be Captain, April 15, 1916; Quartermaster and Honorary Captain Sidney Pritchard, from 2nd East Lancashire Field Ambulance to be Quartermaster, with the honorary rank of Captain, dated April 6, 1916.

Transport Officer and Honorary Lieutenant Norman F. Richardson, from South Wales Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance, to be Transport Officer, with the honorary rank of Lieutenant, April 16, 1916.

Captain (temporary Major) Hugh G. Trayer, M.B., relinquishes his temporary rank on ceasing to command a Field Ambulance, dated February 24, 1916.

The undermentioned Cadets, Edinburgh University Oontingent, Officers Training Corps, to be Lieutenants (on probation) :-

Dated March 23, 1916.-Lance-Corporal William Haig Ferguson, l\1.B.; Lance­Corporal Hedley Duncan Wright, M.B.; Keith Paterson Brown, M.B.

Dated March 26. 1916.-Cadet Serjeant-Major George Morris, M.B. ; Cadet Serjeant John Andrew Crawford, M.B.

Dated April 8, 1916.-George Irving, M.B.

ATTACHED TO UNITS OTHER THAN MEDICAL UNITS.

Lieutenant John David Jones to be Oaptain, dated May 16, 1915 John Muir, M.B., to be Lieutenant, dated October 1, 1915. Horace Carlos Barr (late temporary Lieutenant, Royal Army Medical Corps) to be

Captain, dated December 4, 1915. Lieutenant Charles W. J. Brasher to be Captain, dated December 31, 1915. Surgeon-Major Vyner Graham, from 5th Yorks Ligkt Infantry, to be Major,

dl!Lted January I, 1916. Captain Hastings F. Everett to be temporary 1\1:ajor, whilst in command of a Field

Ambulance, dated January 25, 1916. Captain Robert Carswell, M.B., from 3rd London Field Ambulance, to be Captain,

dated February 25, 1916. Lieutenant Donald G. Dingwall to be Captain, dated March 20, 1916.

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The date of appointment of Lieutenant Charles Nyhan is March 17, 1915, and not as announced in the Gazette of April 6, 1915. •

The following announcement is substituted for that which appeared in the Gazette of March 10, 1916 :-

William Layard Griffiths, M.D., F.R.C.S. (late Captain, Royal Army Medical Corps, Territorial Force), to be Captain, February 12, 1916, with precedence in the Royal Army Medical Corps from October 23, 1915.

Lieutenant Herbert Smith to be Captain, dated March 2, 1916. Lieutenant Wilfred W. Horton, M.D., to be Captain, dated March 24,1916. Lieutenant Douglas L. Wall, M.B., to be Captain, dated April 1, 1915. George Henry Gill to be Lieutenant, dated April 5, 1916. Captain Joseph C. Denvir, M.B., from Yorks Mounted Brigade Field Ambulance

to he Captain, dated April 7, 1916. Joseph Stanley Hopwood, M.B., to be Lieutenant, dated April 11, 1916. Surgeon-Major Edward G. Stocker, from Wessex Divisional Engineers, to be

Major, dated April 14, 1916. Captain WiIliam Marley-Cass relinquishes his commission on account of ill-health,

dated April 12, 1916. . Major William F. Roe to be temporary Lieutenant.Colonel whilst in command of

It Field Ambulance, dated April 23, 1916. Major John E. B. Wells, from 6th London Field Ambulance, to be Major, dated

April 26, 1916.

ROYAL ARMY :MEDICAL CORPS OFFICERS' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

PROCEEDINGS OF A COMMITTEE MEETING HELD AT THE WAR OFFICE IN ROOM 357, ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, AT 3 P.M.

Present. Surgeon-General M. W. Russell, C.B., in the Chair. Surgeon-General W. Donovan, C.B. Lieutenant·Colonel E. 1\1. Wilson, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O. Lieutenant-Colonel A. B. Cottell. Lieutenant-Colonel E. M. Pilcher, D.S.O. A letter of apology for inability to attend was read from Colonel Lane Notter. (1) The Minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed. (2) The application for grants for the year 1916 were considered, and the Committee

recommended the following grants for the approval of the Annual General Meeting:-Three orphans of the late Staff-Surgeon D. O. D. £30 Orphan of Surgeon-Major C. Q. 30 Orphan of Inspector.General D. A. 35 Orphan of Surgeon-General A. S. " 20 Orphan of Lieutenant-Colonel H. C., subject to a medical

certificate of ill-health 25 Orphan of Surgeon-General J. O. . . 40 Orphan of Surgeon-General W. F. 1. 40 Orphan of Surgeon-General T. B. " 40 Orphan of Surgeon-Major B. C. S... 35 Orphan of Major P. G. 1. •• 30

and Mrs. Grigor's Pension 10 Three orphans of Captain G. C. 40 Orphan of Surgeon-General R. O. 30 Orphan of Surgeon-General J. W. M. 20 Orphan of Staff-Surgeon J. W. C. .. 25 Orphan of Surgeon-General J. F. •. 30 Orphan of Surgeon-General W. T. H. 25 Orphan of Lieutenant-Colonel H. J. P. 10 Orphan of Captain T. S. . . 20 Two orphans of Captain R. D. O'C. 20 Orphan of Lieutenant-Colonel R. J. H. 20 Three orphans of Lieutenant-Colonel T. McC. 40 Thirty-eight orphans recommended to receive 665

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(3) The Committee having considered the following cases were unable to recommend any grant:-

Orphan of Major W. P. F., for being over twenty·one years of age; orphan of Captain H. H. S., for not being educated or maintained by the applicant.

(4) It was resolved to invest £200 in 5 per cent. Exchequer Bonds. The Secretary was directed to request the Bankers to have this done in the names of the Trustees.

(5) It was noted that the Annual General Meeting will be held in the Royal Army Medical College Library, at 3 p.m., on June 12.

F. W. H. DAVIE HARRIS, Lieutenant·Colonel, Secretary.

NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING.

THE Annual General Meeting of subscribers to this Society will be held in the Library of the Royal Army Medical College, Grosvenor Road, S.W., at 3 p.m., on Monday, June 12, 1916.

The Director.General will preside. It is hoped that all offictrs will freely express their views on any point connected

with the Society. Those officers who may wish for information on any special point are requested to communicate with the Secretary, so that the necessary informa.tion may be furnished in response to any question asked.

F. W. H. DAVIE HARRIS, Lieutenant·Colonel

124, Victoria Bb-eet, S. W. Secretary.

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS FUND. PROCEEDINGS OF A COMMITTEE MEETING HELD AT THE WAR OFFICE ON WEDNESDAY,

APRIL 12, 1916, IN ROOM 357.

Present.

Surgeon.Geueral Sir Alfred Keogh, K.C.B., F.R.C.S., D.G., A.M.S., in the Chair. Surgeon. General M. W. Russell, C.B. Surgeon·General W. Donovan, C.B. Lieutenant·Colonel E. M. Wilson, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O. Lieutenant·Colonel W. Pope. Lieutenant-Colonel E. M. Pilcher, D.S.O. Lieutenant·Colonel G. St. C. Thorn. Major W. Ward. A letter of apology for absence was read from Captain F. Crookes. Lieutenant·

Colonel Thorn took his seat on the Committee, vice Lieutenant·Colonel W. Blackwell, and Lieutenant·Colonel Wilson, vice Lieutenant·Colonel E. O. Wight, deceased, as a representative of retired officers.

(1) The Minutes of the last Meeting were read and confirmed. (2) The grants received for the General Relief Fund, from the past quarter from

Companies and Units of the Corps, in response to the circular letter seut out under Minute 4 of the last Meeting. aggregating £1,157 9s., were noted. and a list is appended to these Proceedings.

(3) A grant of £4 from the General Relief Fund to Mrs. E. D., of Aldershot, was sanctioned.

(4) The Band Accounts for the last two quarters were considered and passed. The Band President was requested to, in future, show all receipts from every source in his statement of accounts.

(5) A letter was read from Surgeon.General Jencken, one of the Auditors, saying that he had inspected all the shares certificates of the investments of the Fund.

(6) It was noted that the Annual General Meeting will be held in the Library of the Royal Army Medical College, at 2.30 p.m., on Monday, Jnne 12. The Director·General has kindly consented to preside.

(7) It was resolved that £1,800 from the General Relief Fund, and £600 from the Corps Fund. be invested in 5 per cent. Exchequer Bonds. The Secretary was directed to request the Bankers to have these investments carried out as soon as possible, the

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RECEIPTS.

1915. December 8. Subscription as per Pass Book October 22. Cheque, R.A.M.C. Fund December 8.

Bai~nce bro{;ght for~~rd

ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

BA.ND FUND.

Qttarter ending December 31, 1915.

EXPENDITURE.

£ s. d. 1915. £ s. d. £ s. d 0 5 0 October 4. Overdraft at Bank at Sep.

60 0 0 tember 30, 1915 15 0 4 38 0 0 N;ovembe112. Bandmaster's Salary for 411 8 Quarter ending Decem·

ber 31, 1915 30 0 0 December 7. Bugler Serjeant Smith for

Quarter ending Decem. ber 31,1915 411 0

---- 3411 0

" Petty Cash Payments (Store.

man) 1 0 0 October 2. AsperPassBook, insufficently

stamped letter 0 0 2 Cheque Book •• 0 4 2

---- 0 4 4 Petty Cash Balance in hand 311 8 Balance in hand, Decem·

ber 31, 1915 48 9 4

£102 16 8 £102 16 8

Examined and found cQrrect, J. P. LYNCH, Major R.A.M.O., President. J. W. LAING, Oaptain, } M b H. BEDINGFIELD, Oaptain, em ers.

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THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS.

BAND FUND.

Quarter ending March 31, 1916.

RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE.

1916. £ s. d. 1916. £, s. d.

By Balance at this date as per Pass Book " " " "Petty Cash " Subscriptions as per Pass Book " Cheque, R.A.M.C. Fund

48 9 4 Bandmaster's Salary, quarter ending March 31, 1916 30 0 0 311 8 Bugler Serjeant Smith's Salary, quarter ending 010 0 March 31, 1916 ., 411 0

50 0 0 Messrs. Hawkers and Co. 2'! 4 0 Boosey 6 12 8 Elkin and Co. o 15 6 Gale and Polder .. o 12 0 Boosey and Co. ., 1 13 4

" Hawkers and Sons 4 3 4

Petty Gash Payments ;-Storelllan for quarter ending March 31, 1916 o 15 0 Messrs. Rudall, Carte and Co. 0 3 6 l\Ir. Bradley, Expenses to London 0 8 0 Bugler Serjeant Smith (Repairs) 0 2 7 Sundry Postages for Quarter .. 0 1 11~ Balance in hand, per Pass Book 26 7 6

" " ". Petty Cash 2 0 7~

£102 11 0 £102 11 0

Audited and found correct, T. W. LEESON, President. J. R. LAING } Mi b A. T. STRINGER em ers.

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former amount under the Genera.l Relief Trust Fund, and the latter in the names of the Roya.l Army Medical Corps Fund Trustees.

(8) It was resolved tha.t a bill of £5 for printing 200 Easter cards, which were sent to the Medical Officers of the Russian Army by the Director-General and officers of the Medical Services of the British Army, should be defrayed from the Royal Army Medical Corps, Fund.

A description of the card, and a copy of a letter from Sir Alfred Keogh to the Director-General of the Russian Army, appeared in the April issue of the CORPS NEWS.

(9) The question was raised as to the future of the Compassionate School Fund, as its finances a.re now drawing to a close. The Chairman considered, and the Committee agreed, that it is a question for the Annual General Meeting to decide as to whether the General Relief Fund should be burdened by carrying on the work that has been previously done by the School Fund. The Compassionate School was started after the South African War, by a sum of money of about £1,300, which was earmarked at the request of Colonel Somerville Large for the purpose of maintaining and educating orphans of N.C.O·s. and men of the Corps who were in the South African War. It wa.s resolved that the question should be brought before the next Annual Meeting for consideration. Should it be decided tha.t the General Relief Fund shall continue the work now done by the School Fund, the further point will arise as to whether the latter fund sha.ll be closed at the eud of this year, a.nd any balance then transferred to the General Relief Fuud.

124, Victoria Street, S. W. F. W. H. DAVIE HARBIS, Lieutenant-Oolonel,

Secretary.

NOTICE OF THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING,

THE Annua.l Genera.l Meeting of subscribers to this Fund will be held in the Library of the Roya.l Army Medical College, Grosvenor Road, S.W., a.t 2.30 p.m., on Monday, June 12, 1916.

The Director-General will preside. It is hoped tha.t all officers will freely express their views on any point connected with the Fund. Those officers who may wish for informa.tion on a.ny special points are requested to communicate with the Secretary, so that the neoessary information may be furnished in response to any question asked.

F. W. H. DAVIE HARBIS, Lieutenant,Oolonel,

124, Victoria Street, S. W. Secretary.

GENERAL RELIEF FUND.

Oontl'ibutions nceived dUl'ing the QUaI'tel' ending March 31, 1916.

COMPANIES.

No. 2 Aldershot _. £5 0 Aldershot .. 500 0 Netley 5 0

6 Cosham 20 0 7 Devonport 30 0

" 9 Colchester 5 0

" 10 Chatham •. 5 0

" 12 Woolwich __ 5 0

" 13 Edinburgh 2 2

" 15 Belfa.st 10 0

" 16 Cork 411

" 17 Curragh 5 0

" 18 Roohester Row 3 0

" 22&23 South Africa 27 10

" 28 Gibraltar .. 7 7

" 29 Egypt 50 0

" 30 Malta 3 0

" 31 Ma.uritius .. 18 16

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 8

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FIELD AND OTHER UNITS.

R.A.M.C.

Trai;;ing Centre

Whalley Lichfield Sling Farnham ., Limerick •. Exeter

£25 0 0 60 0 0

100 0 0 25 0 0 10 0 0 290

" R.A.':M:.C. "

"

" " " " No. 2 5

66 17 30 1 4

" 5

" 6

" 11

" 16

" 33 36 48

" 50

" 55

" 74

" 77

" 1 4

14

" 18

" 19

" 10

St. David's Hospital, Malta No. 1 Malta Company Forrest, Malta Spinola, Malta Valetta, Malta Tigue, Malta Gharri Tuffiela St. George's Hospital St. John Hospital General Hospital

Ca;~lry Field Ambulance

Fieid Amb~lance "

" " C;':sualty Clearing Station

Stationary :H~spital Lady Baunders and Miss Eastwood

NOTICE.

10 0 0 500 100 500 500 3 15 0 500

20 0 0 500

10 0 0 10 0 0 8 10 0

10 10 0 600 110 0 210 0 230 311 6 860 734

1610 0 700 330 730

15 0 0 330

10 0 0 500 300 3 15 0 500

10 0 0 10 0 0 20 0 0

£1,177 9 0

THE Thirty-sixth Annual General Meeting of the British Dental Association will be held in the Hall of the Royal Society of Medicine, 1, Wimpole Street, W., on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, June 15, 16, and 17, 1916.

9.30 a.m. 11.30 a.m. 2.30 p.m.

10.30 a.m.

PROVISIONAL PROGRAMME.

Thursday, June 15. Representative Board Meeting. Annual Meeting of Members. General Meeting. Papers and Discussion on War Injuries of the Jaws. First Subject.-Early Treatment of Jaw Injuries.

Friday, June 16. Second Suqject.-Appliances and Splints.

(a) Reduction of Displaced Portions of Bone by Immediate and Gradual MethodS, and Retention of Parts in Normal Position during Period of Union.

(b) Restoration of Lost Parts by Prosthetic Apparatus.

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2.30 p.m. Third SUbject.-Restoration of Lost Portions of the Jaw by Surgical Means-e.g., Bone-grafting, Bone-plating and Wiring, Splints embedded in the Soft Tissues.

4.30 p.m. Demonstrations. Saturday. June 17.

10.80 a.m. Fourth Subject.-Treatment of Ununited Fracture and Malunion. ])'ijth Subject.-Diet, Massage, and Dynamic Exercises.

A Museum Sub-committee has been appointed to arrange for Exhibits of appliances, models, photographs, &c., relating to War Injuries of the Jaws.

(By Order) FRANK J. PEARCE,

Hon. Secretary.

BIRTH. SKRIMSHIRE.-·At St. Thomas's Mount, Madras, on March 18, 1916, wife of

Captain F. Skrimshire, R.A.M.C., of a. daughter.

DEATHS. LAMBERT.-Major Francis Courtenay Lambert, R.A.M.C., died on active service

on March 29, 1916.

BEVERIDGE. - Surgeon-Major Alexander Watt Beveridge, M.D., A.M.S., retired pay, died at 26, Buckingham Terrace, Edinburgh, on April 9, 1916.

EXCHANGES, &0. The charge jor inserting Notices respecting Exchanges in the Royal

Army Medical Corps is 5/- jor not more than five lines, which should be forwarded by Oheque or P.O.O., with the notice, to Messrs. G. STREET and GO., Ltd., 8, Serle Street, London, W.C., not later than the 22nd of the month.

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A free issue of twenty-five reprints will be made to contributors of Original Communications, and of twenty-five excerpts of Lectures, Travels, and Proceedings of the United Services Medical Society_

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