1918 New Year Honours

The 1918 New Year Honours were appointments by King George V to various orders and honours to reward and highlight good works by citizens of the British Empire. The appointments were published in The London Gazette and The Times in January, February and March 1918.
Unlike the 1917 New Year Honours, the 1918 honours included a long list of new knights bachelor and baronets, but again the list was dominated by rewards for war efforts. As The Times reported: "The New Year Honours represent largely the circumstances of war, and, perhaps, as usual, they also reflect human nature in an obvious form. The list is one of the rare opportunities for the public to scan the names of soldiers who have distinguished themselves in service."
The recipients of the Order of the British Empire were not classified as being within Military or Civilian divisions until following the war.
The recipients of honours are displayed here as they were styled before their new honour, and arranged by honour, with classes and then divisions as appropriate.

United Kingdom and British Empire

Viscount

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

Baron

The Rt. Hon. Sir Frederick Cawley, Baronet, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster by the name, style and title of Baron Cawley, of Prestwich, in the county Palatine of Lancaster.
Sir John Brownlee Lonsdale, Baronet, by the name, style and title of Baron Armaghdale, of Armagh, in the County of Armagh.
Almeric Hugh Paget, by the name, style and title of Baron Queenborough, of Queenborough, in the County of Kent.
Sir James Thomas Woodhouse by the name, style and title of Baron Terrington, of Hudderefield, in the County of York.

Privy Councillor

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

Lord Hugh Cecil
Sir Henry Craik
Sir Gordon Hewart
Major Sir [Sir Sir Henry Norman, 1st Baronet|Henry Norman, 1st Baronet|Henry Norman]
Tom Richards
Lord Edmund Talbot

Baronetcies

Dunbar Plunket Barton, Judge of the High Court of Justice in Ireland, of Fethard, in the parish of Fethard, in the county of Tipperary.
Alec Black, of Louth Park, in the county of Lincoln, Esquire.
Edward Tootal Broadhurst, of Manchester, in the County Palatine of Lancaster, Esquire.
James Craig, of Craigavon, in the County of Down, Esquire.
Thomas Cope, of Osbaston Hall, in the parish of Market Bosworth, in the County of Leicester, Esquire.
The Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Dalziel, of Brooklands, Chobham in the county of Surrey, Knight.
Alfred Herbert Dixon, of Warford in the county of Chester, Esquire.
The Rt. Hon. Ellis Jones Ellis-Griffith, of Llanidan, in the county of Anglesey, one of His Majesty's Counsel learned in the Law.
Herbert James Huntington-Whiteley, of Grimley, in the county of Worcester, Esquire.
Sir Joseph Lawrence.
John Leigh, of Altrincham, in the county of Chester, Esquire.
Frederick William Lewis, of Essendon Place, in the parish of Essendon, in the county of Hertford, Esquire.
Sir Francis William Lowe of Edgbaston, in the City of Birmingham, Knight.
Sir George Allardyce Riddell of Walton Heath, in the County of Surrey, Knight.
Sir James Ritchie, Lord Mayor of London.
The Rt. Hon. Sir Frederick Edwin Smith
Colonel Alexander Sprot, of Garnkirk in the county of Lanark.
John Stewart-Clark, of Dundas, in West Lothian, Esquire.
Thomas Edward Watson, Esquire
John Wood, of Hengrave, in the parish of Hengrave, in the county of Suffolk, Esquire.

Knight Bachelor

Robert N. Anderson, Mayor of Derry and a member of the Irish Convention.
William Nicholas Atkinson,, lately Divisional Inspector of Mines.
Dr. Barclay Josiah Baron,, Lord Mayor of Bristol.
James Bird, Clerk of the London County Council
James Boyton,.
Edmond Browne.
Robert Bruce, Editor of The Glasgow Herald.
James Campbell, Chairman of the North of Scotland College of Agriculture.
Emsley Carr, Editor and part proprietor of the News of the World.
William Henry Clemmey, Mayor of Bootle.
David S. Davies, formerly High Sheriff of Denbighshire; Chairman of the County Appeal Tribunal and Pensions Committee.
Arthur Fell,.
S. Archibald Garland, Mayor of Chichester 1912–18.
Charles Henry Gibbs.
Ernest W. Glover.
William Henry Hadow, MA, MusDoc, Principal of Armstrong College, Newcastle upon Tyne.
Anthony Hope Hawkins.
Thomas Jeeves Horder, MD.
John Morris-Jones, MA, Professor of Welsh at the University College of North Wales, Bangor.
William F. Jury.
John Scott Keltie,.
John Lavery,.
John Lithiby,, Legal Adviser to the Local Government Board.
Sidney James Low, MA, Lecturer on Imperial and Colonial History, University of London.
George Lunn, Lord Mayor of Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
Edwin Landseer Lutyens,.
James William McCraith, of Nottingham.
Charles Mandleberg.
Thomas Rogerson Marsden, of Oldham.
Henry Milner-White, LLB, of Southampton.
Alpheus Cleophas Morton,.
Edward M. Mountain.
David Murray,, President of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours.
Herbert Nield,, Recorder of York.
James George Owen, Mayor of Exeter.
John Phillips, MD FRCP, Professor Emeritus of Obstetric Medicine, King's College, London.
Edmund Bampfylde Phipps,, late General Secretary to the Ministry of Munitions.
Philip Edward Pilditch.
Thomas Putnam, of Darlington.
Stephen B. Quin,, Mayor of Limerick.
Patrick Rose-Innes,.
William Watson Rutherford,.
William Henry Seager, Vice-Chairman of the Cardiff and Bristol Channel Shipowners' Association.
Robert Russell Simpson, of Edinburgh. Writer to the Signet.
George Frederick Sleight, of Grimsby.
Arthur Spurgeon,.
Lieutenant-Colonel Harold Jalland Stiles, RAMC.
Edmund Stonehouse, Mayor of Wakefield.
Henry Tozer, Alderman of the City of Westminster.
Leslie Ward.
Howard Kingsley Wood.
Alfred William Yeo,.

British India

Arthur Robert Anderson,
Edward Fairless Barber, Additional Member of the Council of the Governor of Madras for making Laws and Regulations
Thomas William Birkett, of Bombay
Colonel Harry Albert Lawless Hepper,.
Thomas Frederick Dawson-Miller,, Chief Justice of the High Court of Judicature at Patna
Binod Chunder Mitter, Barrister-at-Law, lately Officiating Advocate General, Bengal, and a Member of the Council of the Governor for making Laws and Regulations
Henry Adolphus Byden Rattigan, Chief Judge of Chief Court, Punjab

Colonies, Protectorates, etc.

Major Andrew Macphail, Canadian Army Medical Corps, Professor of the History of Medicine, McGill University, Montreal
Major-General Donald Alexander Macdonald,, Quartmaster-General, Canadian Militia
Admiral Charles Edmund Kingsmill,, Director of Naval Service in the Dominion of Canada
William James Gage, of Toronto
The Hon. Charles Gregory Wade,, Agent-General in London for the State of New South Wales
Frederick William Young, LLB, Agent General in London for the State of South Australia
The Hon. Simon Fraser, formerly a Member of the Senate of the Commonwealth of Australia
The Hon. William Fraser, Minister of Public Works of the Dominion of New Zealand
John Robert Sinclair, representative of New Zealand on the Royal Commission on the Natural Resources, Trade and Legislation of certain portions of His Majesty's Dominions
The Hon. John Carnegie Dove-Wilson, LLB, Judge President, Natal Provincial Division, Supreme Court of South Africa
Major William Northrup McMillan, 25th Battalion, The Royal Fusiliers
Bartle Henry Temple Frere, the Chief Justice of Gibraltar

Victoria Cross (VC)

Major John Sherwood-Kelly,, Norfolk Regiment, commanded A Battalion, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers.
Captain George Randolph Pearkes,, Canadian Mounted Rifles.
Captain John Fox Russell,, late RAMC, attached Royal Welsh Fusiliers.
Lieutenant Robert Gee,, Royal Fusiliers.
Lieutenant Christopher Patrick John O'Kelly,, [Royal Royal Canadian Infantry Corps|Canadian Infantry Corps|Canadian Infantry]
2nd Lieutenant Philip Eric Bent,, late Leicestershire Regiment.
2nd Lieutenant Arthur Moore Lascelles, Durham Light Infantry.
No. 10153 Sergeant John MacAulay,, Scots Guards.
No. 51339 Sergeant George Harry Mullin,, Canadian Infantry.
No. 9522 Sergeant Charles Edward Spackman, Border Regiment.
No. 404017 Corporal Colin Barron, Canadian Infantry.
No. 240171 Lance Corporal Robert McBeath, Seaforth Highlanders.
No. 6657 Private George William Clare, late Lancers.
No. 838301 Private Thomas William Holmes, Canadian Mounted Rifles.
No. 437793 Private Cecil John Kinross, Canadian Infantry.
No. 24213 Private Henry James Nicholas, New Zealand Infantry.
No. 552665 Private James Peter Robertson, late Canadian Infantry.
No. 2008 Lance Dafadar Gobind Singh, Indian Cavalry.

The Most Honourable Order of the Bath

Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath (GCB)

Military Division

Army

General Sir Herbert Charles Onslow Plumer,, General
Indian Army
General Sir Robert Irvin Scallon,
Honorary Knight Grand Cross
Honorary Lieutenant-General His Highness Maharaja Bahadur, Sir Partab Singh, of Jodhpur.

Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath (KCB)

Military Division

Royal Navy

Vice-Admiral Sir Cecil Fiennes Thursby,
Rear-Admiral Alexander Ludovic Duff,
Colonel David Mercer,, Royal Marine Light Infantry
Army
Major-General James Aylmer Lowthorpe Haldane,
Major-General Alexander Hamilton Gordon,
Major-General Herbert Edward Watts,
Lieutenant-General George Francis Milne,
Major-General Edmund Guy Tulloch Bainbridge,
Major-General Hugh Montague Trenchard,
Major-General William Bernard Hickie,
Major-General Sydney Turing Barlow Lawford,
Major-General The Hon. William Lambton,
Major-General George Montague Harper,
Lieutenant-General Frederick Rudolph Lambart, Earl of Cavan,
Major-General Arthur Edward Aveling Holland,
Major-General Harold Bridgwood Walker,
Major-General Charles Patrick Amyatt Hull,
Major-General Victor Arthur Couper,
Lieutenant-General Henry Merrick Lawson,
Surgeon-General Sir David Bruce,, MB, retired pay, late Army Medical Service
Major-General Edward Stanislaus Bulfin, Colonel Yorkshire Regiment
Major-General Sir Philip Walhouse Chetwode,
Australian Imperial Force
Major-General John Monash,
Colonel Joseph John Talbot Hobbs,
Canadian Force
Colonel Sir Arthur William Currie,
Colonel David Watson,
Major-General Sir Richard Ernest William Turner,, General Officer Commanding Canadian Forces in the United Kingdom
New Zealand Force
Temporary Major-General Sir Andrew Hamilton Russell,
South African Force
Honorary Colonel Henry Timson Lukin,
Honorary Knight Commander
Honorary Major-General His Highness Maharaja Sir Ganga Singh Bahadur,, of Bikaner.
Civil Division
Surgeon-General William Henry Norman,
Engineer Vice-Admiral George Goodwin Goodwin,
Surgeon-General George Lenthal Cheatle,
Paymaster-in-Chief John Henry George Chapple,
Honorary Colonel Thomas Ainslie Lunham,, late Cork Royal Garrison Artillery Militia
Alfred Daniel Hall, Secretary to the Board of Agriculture
Sir George Newman Edin. Principal Medical Officer to the Board of Education

Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB)

Military Division

Royal Navy

Rear-Admiral Thomas Dawson Lees Sheppard,
Rear-Admiral James Andrew Fergusson
Rear-Admiral Allen Thomas Hunt,
Rear-Admiral Vivian Henry Gerald Bernard
Rear-Admiral Edmund Hyde Parker
Captain George Holmes Borrett,
Captain George Henry Baird
Captain Edward Reeves
Captain Thomas Drummond Pratt
Captain William Wordsworth Fisher,
Captain Robert Nesham Bax
Captain William Henry Dudley Boyle
Army
Surgeon-General Richard Henry Stewart Sawyer,, MB, retired pay, late Army Medical Service
Major-General Reginald Byng Stephens,
Major-General Herbert Crofton Campbell Uniacke,
Major-General Philip Geoffrey Twining,
Major-General William Charles Giffard Heneker,
Major-General Thomas Herbert John Chapman Goodwin,, Director-General, Army Medical Service
Colonel and Honorary Brigadier-General Cecil Vernon Wingfield-Stratford,
Colonel Robert Hammill Firth,, Army Medical Service
Colonel Ernest Reuben Charles Butler,
Colonel and Honorary Surgeon-General Bruce Morland Skinner,, Army Medical Service
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Frederick Smith,, retired pay, late Royal Army Medical Service
Colonel William John Chesshyre Butler, Reserve of Officers
Colonel Richard Orlando Kellett,
Colonel Thomas Wyatt Hale,, Army Ordnance Department
Colonel Herbert de Touffreville Phillips,
Surgeon-General Henry Neville Thompson,, MB, Army Medical Service
Colonel Colquhoun Scott Dodgson,
Colonel Edwin Henry de Vere Atkinson,
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel James Wilfred Stirling,, Royal Artillery.
Colonel Percy Agnew Bainbridge,, Army Ordnance Department
Colonel Anthony John Luther, Army Medical Service
Colonel James Matthew Forrest Shine, Army Medical Service
Colonel James Barnett Wilson,, MD, Army Medical Service
Colonel Foster Reuss Newland,, MB, Army Medical Service
Colonel Hugh Champneys Thurston,, Army Medical Service
Colonel Hugh Gilbert Casson,
Colonel Cecil Lothian Nicholson,
Colonel The Honourable Charles Strathavon Heathcote-Drummond-Willoughby,, retired pay, Reserve of Officers
Honorary Colonel Charles Loftus Bates,,, Yeomanry
Temporary Colonel Alfred Herbert Tubby,, MB, Army Medical Service
Temporary Colonel Sidney Maynard Smith, MB, Army Medical Service
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Cecil Edward Pereira,, Coldstream Guards
Major and Brevet Colonel Seymour Hulbert Sheppard,, Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel John Ponsonby,, Coldstream Guards
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Edward Douglas, Lord Loch,, Grenadier Guards
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Hamilton Lyster Reed,, Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Herbert Campbell Holman,, Indian Army
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Edward Henry Willis,, Royal Artillery.
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Robert James Bridgford,, Shropshire Light Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel John Francis Gathorne-Hardy,, Grenadier Guards
Major and Brevet Colonel Arthur Crawford Daly, West Yorkshire Regiment
Major and Brevet Colonel James Ronald Edmondstone Charles,, Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Alexander Ernest Wardrop,, Royal Artillery.
Major and Brevet Colonel Warren Hastings Anderson, Cheshire Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Arthur Ernest John Perkins, Royal Artillery.
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Frederick Cuthbert Poole,, Royal Artillery.
Major and Brevet Colonel Thomas Herbert Shoubridge,, Northumberland Fusiliers
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel John Campbell,, Cameron Highlanders
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Cyril Maxwell Ross-Johnson,, Royal Artillery.
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel John Guy Rotton,, Royal Artillery.
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Edward Spencer Hoare Nairne,, Royal Artillery.
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Percy Orr Hazelton,, Army Service Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Hugo Douglas de Pree,, Royal Artillery.
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Henry Hugh Tudor,, Royal Artillery.
Major and Brevet Colonel Hugh Maude de Fellenberg Montgomery, Royal Artillery.
Major and Brevet Colonel Nelson Graham Anderson,, Army Service Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel George Jasper Farmar,, Worcestershire Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Harry Dudley Ossulston Ward,, Royal Artillery.
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel George Sidney Clive,, Grenadier Guards
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Ben Atkinson,, Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Percy Pollexfen de Blaquiere Radcliffe,, Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Alexander Anderson McHardy,, Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Julian McCarty Steele,, Coldstream Guards
Major and Brevet Colonel Samuel Herbert Wilson,, Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Charles William Gwynn,, Royal Engineers
Major and Brevet Colonel Cyril John Deverell, West Yorkshire Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Louis James Lipsett,, Royal Irish Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Neville John Gordon Cameron,, Cameron Highlanders
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Robert Clement Gore,, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Major and Brevet Colonel Bartholomew George Price,, Royal Fusiliers
Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel Charles Joseph Trimble, Territorial Force Reserve
Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Russell Aldridge,, MB, Royal Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Wilfred Spedding Swabey Army Service Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Charles Massy,, Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Percy Douglas Hamilton,, Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles William Compton,, Somerset Light Infantry
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Gibb, Royal Engineers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Jamieson Elles,, Royal Engineers, and Tank Corps
Major Stanley Fielder Mott, Reserve of Officers, King's Royal Rifle Corps
Major James Gilbert Shaw Mellor,, Reserve of Officers
Temporary Brigadier-General Raymond de Candolle, Special List
Colonel Alexander Dunstan Sharp,, Royal Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Finlayson Dewar, Royal Army Medical Corps
Surgeon-General Francis John Jencken, MB, Army Medical Services
Colonel Stewart Dalrymple Cleeve, retired pay, late Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Arthur James Kelly, retired pay, late Royal Engineers
Colonel Bridges George Lewis,, retired pay
Colonel Reynell Hamilton Bayley Taylor, Army Ordnance Depot
Colonel Frederick Charles Lloyd
Colonel Richard William Breeks
Colonel George Francis Henry le Breton-Simmons
Colonel Geoffrey Dominic Close, Royal Engineers
Colonel Dudley Howard Ridout,
Colonel William Coates,, Royal Army Medical Corps,
Colonel Arthur Cecil Currie,
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Meade James Crosbie-Dennis, Royal Artillery.
Colonel Claude John Perceval,, Royal Artillery.
Colonel George Fraser Phillips,
Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel William Charles Wright, retired Royal Artillery, Special Reserve.
Major and Brevet Colonel Robert Hutchison,, Dragoon Guards.
Temporary Colonel Howard Henry Tooth,, MD, Army Medical Service
Major and Brevet Colonel Basil Ferguson Burnett-Hitchcock,, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment.
Lieutenant-Colonel William George Sackville Benson, Army Pay Department.
Lieutenant-Colonel Achilles Samut,, Army Ordnance Depot
Lieutenant-Colonel Reginald Seward Ruston, Army Pay Department.
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Julian John Leverson,, retired pay, late Royal Engineers
Temporary Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel George Seaton Buchanan, MD, Royal Army Medical Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Harry Osborne Mance,, Royal Engineers
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew Balfour,, Royal Army Medical Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Markham Carter, Indian Medical Service
Colonel Knightley Stalker Dunsterville, retired pay, late Indian Ordnance Department
Colonel Andrew Laurie Macfie, late Liverpool Regiment
Colonel Patrick William Hendry, late Highland Light Infantry and Volunteer Force
Lieutenant-Colonel Ernest William Greg, Cheshire Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Walter Robert Ludlow, Territorial Force Reserve, late Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Colonel William Charles Douglas,, retired Territorial Force, late Royal Highlanders
Lieutenant-Colonel George Llewellen Palmer, Territorial Force Reserve, late Yeomanry
Australian Imperial Force
Colonel Henry Gordon Bennett,
Colonel Charles Henry Brand,
Colonel Thomas William Glasgow
Colonel James Heane
Colonel Granville de Laune Ryrie,
Colonel Alfred Sutton,, Australian Army Medical Corps
Canadian Force
Colonel Frederick Gault Finley, Canadian Army Medical Service
Colonel Alexander McDougall, Canadian Forestry Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Whipple Bancroft Morrison,, Canadian Artillery
New Zealand Force
Colonel Charles Mackie Begg,, New Zealand Medical Corps
Indian Army
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Herbert Campbell Holman,
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel William Bernard James,
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Alfred William Fortescue Knox
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Frederic George Lucas,, Gurkhas
Major-General Henry John Milnes MacAndrew,
Colonel Francis Clifton Muspratt,
Colonel Charles Gordon Prendergast
Colonel Charles Wyndham Somerset,
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Robert Edward Vaughan
Civil Division
Rear-Admiral The Hon. Edward Stafford Fitzherbert
Surgeon-General Arthur Edmunds,
Surgeon-General William Wenmoth Pryn,
Surgeon-General James Lawrence Smith,
Engineer Rear-Admiral William Frederick Pamphlett
Engineer Rear-Admiral Edouard Gaudin
Captain Sir Douglas Egremont Robert Brownrigg,
Colonel Commandant Charles Ernest Curtoys, Royal Marine Light Infantry
Captain Stanley Talbot Dean-Pitt,
Captain Frank Osborne Creagh-Osborne,
Deputy Surgeon-General Daniel Joseph Patrick McNabb,
Paymaster-in-Chief James Bramble,
Colonel Charles Grisborne Brittan, Royal Marine Light Infantry
Engineer Captain Robert Bland Dixon,
Frederick William Kite,
Major Arthur Handley, retired pay, Reserve of Officers, Assistant Director of Artillery, War Office
Charles Henry Wellesley, Baron Nunburnholme,, H.M. Lieutenant for the East Riding of Yorkshire, President, East Riding Territorial Force Association
Charles Mackinnon Douglas,, Chairman, Lanarkshire Territorial Force Association
Colonel Henry Whistler Smith-Rewse,, retired pay, Secretary, Devonshire Territorial Force Association
Colonel Richard Thompson, retired pay, Secretary, Cheshire Territorial Force Association
Major Godfrey Richard Conyngham Stuart,, retired pay, Secretary, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire Territorial Force Associations
Captain Henry Littleton Wheeler,, retired pay, Secretary, Staffordshire Territorial Force Association
John Anderson, Secretary of the National Health Insurance Commission, England, now Secretary to the Ministry of Shipping
Horace Perkins Hamilton, Private Secretary to the Chancellor of the Exchequer
Arthur Henry Payne, Comptroller of Companies Department, Board of Trade
Basil Alfred Kemball-Cook, Admiralty
Francis Lewis Castle Floud, Assistant Secretary to the Board of Agriculture, now acting as Director of Local Organisation Division of Food Production Deptartment
Lieutenant-Colonel Walter Edgeworth-Johnstone, Chief Commissioner, Dublin Metropolitan Police
Ewan Francis Macpherson, Legal Member of the Local Government Board for Scotland
Arthur Hamilton Norway, Assistant Secretary to the General Post Office
William Sanger, Assistant Secretary to The Ministry of Pensions
Maurice Lyndham Waller, Prison Commissioner, Head of Prisoners of War Division
Mark Manley Waller, Director of Stores, Admiralty

The Most Exalted Order of the Star of India

Knight Commander (KCSI)

George Rivers Lowndes,, an Ordinary Member of the Council of the Governor-General of India
His Highness Maharajadhiraja Maharawal Jawahir Singh Bahadur of Jaisalmer, Rajputana
Sir Archdale Earle,, Indian Civil Service, Chief Commissioner of Assam
Stuart Mitford Fraser,, Indian Civil Service, Political Department, Resident at Hyderabad
John Stratheden Campbell,, Indian Civil Service, Junior Member, Board of Revenue, United Provinces of Agra and Oudh, and a Member of the Council of the Lieutenant-Governor for making Laws and Regulations
Frank George Sly,, Indian Civil Service, Commissioner, Central Provinces

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

His Highness Maharaja Lakendra Govind Singh Bahadur, of Datia
His Highness Maharajadhiraja Sri Sawai Maharaj Rana Udai Bhan Singh Lokindar Bahadur, of Dholpur

Companion (CSI)

Henry Cecil Ferard,, Indian Civil Service, Commissioner of Allahabad, United Provinces, and a Member of the Council of the Lieutenant-Governor for making Laws and Regulations
Charles Evelyn Arbuthnot William Oldham, Indian Civil Service, Commissioner, Patna Division, Bihar and Orissa, and an Additional Member of the Council of the Lieutenant-Governor for making Laws and Regulations
Evan Maconochie, Indian Civil Service, Agent to the Governor, Kathiawar, Bombay Presidency
Francis Coope French, Indian Civil Service, Commissioner, Dacca Division, Bengal
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Charles William Grant Richardson, Indian Army, Deputy Quartermaster-General in India, lately Deputy Adjutant-General, Army Headquarters
Major Arthur Prescott Trevor,, Indian Army, Deputy Political Resident, Persian Gulf
Horatio Norman Bolton,, Indian Civil Service, Political Department, Deputy Commissioner, Peshawar, North-West Frontier Province
Louis James Kershaw,, Indian Civil Service, Secretary, Revenue and Statistics Department, India Office

The Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George

Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George (GCMG)

Lieutenant-General Sir Cecil Frederick Nevil Macready,, Adjutant-General to the Forces
Lieutenant-General Sir John Steven Cowans,, Quartermaster-General to the Forces
Temporary Surgeon-General Sir George Henry Makins,
The Honourable Sir Francis Hyde Villiers,, His Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to His Majesty the King of the Belgians

Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (KCMG)

Vice-Admiral Frederick Charles Tudor Tudor,
Rear-Admiral Edward Francis Benedict Charlton,
Rear-Admiral Sir Osmond de Beauvoir Brock,
Rear-Admiral Richard Fortescue Phillimore,
Major-General Charles Tyrwhitt Dawkins,
Major-General Sir George Frederick Gorringe,, late Royal Engineers
Colonel Robert Whyte Melville Jackson,, Army Ordnance Depot
Colonel and Honorary Major-General Harold Daniel Edmund Parsons,, Army Ordnance Depot
Surgeon-General William Grant Macpherson,, MB, Army Medical Service
Major-General William Henry Rycroft,
Colonel and Honorary Brigadier-General Francis Sudlow Garratt,, retired pay
General Sir Henry Seymour Rawlinson,
Lieutenant-General Sir Charles Fergusson,
Lieutenant-General Sir Ronald Charles Maxwell,, late Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-General Sir Launcelot Edward Kiggell,
Lieutenant-General Sir Henry Sinclair Horne,
Major-General Sir Charles St. Leger Barter,
Major-General John Adye,
Major-General Sir Edward Ritchie Coryton Graham,, Colonel, Cheshire Regiment
Major-General Sir Henry Fuller Maitland Wilson,
Major-General Sir Richard Cyril Byrne Haking,
Major-General Harvey Frederic Mercer,
Major-General Frederic Manley Glubb,
Major-General Charles James Briggs,
Major-General Sir George Henry Fowke,
Major-General Sir John Joseph Asser,
Major-General Richard Harte Keatinge Butler,
Major-General Richard Henry Ewart,
Major-General James Frederick Noel Birch,
Major-General John Sharman Fowler,
Temporary Major-General Philip Arthur Manley Nash,
Colonel and Honorary Surgeon-General James Murray Irwin,, MB, Retired Pay, late Army Medical Service
Colonel and Honorary Surgeon-General James Maher,, Retired Pay, late Army Medical Service
Temporary Colonel James Purves Stewart,, Army Medical Service
Temporary Colonel Thomas Crisp English,, Army Medical Service
Colonel George James Butcher,, Army Ordnance Depot
Honorary Major-General Fred Smith,, retired pay, Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Temporary Colonel Archibald Edward Garrod,, Army Medical Service
Lieutenant-General Sir Herbert Eversley Belfield,, retired pay, Colonel, West Riding Regiment
Major-General The Honourable Cecil Edward Bingham,
Major-General Frederick Barton Maurice,
Major-General The Honourable Francis Richard Bingham,
Colonel and Honorary Surgeon-General Michael William Russell,, retired pay, late Army Medical Service
Temporary Colonel Charles Alfred Ballance,, Army Medical Service
Major-General Louis Jean Bols,. For services rendered in connection with the Military Operations culminating in the capture of Jerusalem.
Australian Imperial Force
Major-General The Honourable James Whiteside McCay,, Australian Imperial Force
Colonial List
His Honour Frank Stillman Barnard, Lieutenant-Governor of the Province of British Columbia
Horace Archer Byatt,, Civil Administrator, German East Africa
Major-General Samuel Benfield Steele,, Canadian Militia
Herbert James Read,, Assistant Under-Secretary of State, Colonial Office
The Honourable John Mark Davies, President of the Legislative Council of the State of Victoria
Honorary Knight Commander
Adly Yeghen Pasha, Minister of Education in the Egyptian Government

Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG)

Captain Henry George Glas Sandeman,
Captain James William Combe,
Captain George Bingham Powell,
Captain Frederic Godfrey Bird,
Captain David Murray Anderson,
Captain Percy Molyneux Rawson Royds,
Captain Charles Samuel Wills,
Captain Charles Laverock Lambe,
Engineer Captain Archie Russell Emdin,
Commander Harold Escombe,
Commander Donald John Munro,
Commander Fitzmaurice Acton,
Commander Ferdinand Halford Elderton,
Commander Archibald Cochrane,
Fleet-Paymaster Charles Edward Allen Woolley,
Fleet-Paymaster Tom Seaman,
Fleet-Paymaster Charles Henry Rowe,
Fleet-Paymaster Charles Ernest Batt,
Fleet-Surgeon Edward Henry Meaden,
Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Doveton Bridges, Royal Marine Light Infantry
Major Henry Cleeve Benett, Royal Marine Light Infantry
Lieutenant-Commander David George Hogarth, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve
Colonel Jonas Hamilton du Boulay Travers,
Colonel William Arthur Murray Thompson,
Colonel Cyril Henry Leigh James,
Colonel St. John William Topp Parker,
Colonel Charles Marling Cartwright,, Indian Army
Colonel Arthur Herbert Hussey,
Colonel John Gordon Geddes,
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet-Colonel Thomas James Atherton,, retired pay
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Alexander Vaughan Payne, Regimental Police, late Wiltshire Regiment
Colonel Edward Ranulph Kenyon,, retired pay
Colonel Walter Charteris Ross,, retired pay
Colonel Acton Lemuel Schreiber,, Royal Engineers
Colonel Disney John Menzies Fasson,, Royal Artillery
Colonel George Strachan Cartwright,
Colonel Gardiner Humphreys,
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Godfrey Massy, retired pay
Colonel Charles Cunliffe-Owen,
Colonel Arundel Martyn, General List
Colonel Philip Cecil Harcourt Gordon, Army Medical Service
Colonel Charles Joseph MacDonald, MD, Army Medical Service
Colonel Edward George Browne,, Army Medical Service
Colonel Samuel Guise Moores,, Army Medical Service
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Howard Ensor,, MB, Royal Army Medical Corps
Colonel Colin Lawrence Macnab
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Charles Stuart Wilson,, Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Herbert Edward John Brake,, Royal Artillery.
Colonel Martin Newman Turner,
Major and Brevet Colonel Clement Yatman,, Northumberland Fusiliers
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Pomeroy Holland-Pryor,, Indian Army
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Sydney Fortescue Metcalfe,, Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Geoffrey Herbert Anthony White,, Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Arthur Wharton Peck, Indian Cavalry
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Walter Mervyn St. George Kirke,, Royal Artillery
Temporary Colonel William Pasteur, MD, Army Medical Service
Major and Brevet Colonel Gerald Farrell Boyd, Royal Irish Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Thomas Stanton Lambert, East Lancashire Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel John Samuel Jocelyn Percy,, East Lancashire Regiment
Major and Brevet Colonel Percival Otway Hambro, Hussars
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Tilson Hudson, Indian Medical Service
Lieutenant-Colonel William Bromley-Davenport,, Territorial Force Reserve
Lieutenant-Colonel Philip John Joseph Radcliffe, Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel Maurice Spencer, Army Ordnance Department
Lieutenant-Colonel George Ambrose Cardew,, Royal Field Artillery.
Lieutenant-Colonel Ernest Carden Freeth Gillespie,, Army Service Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Daniel Davis Shanahan,, Royal Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Walter Ernest Onslow Campbell Blunt, Army Pay Department.
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Jenkins Brock,, Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward John Russell Peel,, Royal Field Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil William Davy, Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel George Augustus Stewart Cape, Royal Field Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Cecil Lowe,, Royal Field Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Ulric Oliver Thynne,, Yeomanry
Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel William Dutton Burrard, Royal Field Artillery
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Henry Charles Patrick Bellingham,, General List,
Colonel Ernest William Bliss,, Army Medical Service
Colonel Alfred Ernest Conquer Keble,, Army Medical Service
Temporary Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel Nathan Raw, MD, Royal Army Medical Corps
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Walter Paget,, Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel Philip Leveson Gower,, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel James Anderson,, Highland Light Infantry
Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel Percy George Davies, Army Ordnance Department
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward William Saurin Brooke,, Royal Artillery
Captain and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Ernest Frederick Orby Gascoigne,, retired pay, Reserve of Officers, Grenadier Guards
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Herbert Francis Price,, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel George Birnie Mackenzie,, Royal Garrison Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Frederick Moores,, Army Service Corps
Colonel Charles William Profeit,, MB, Army Medical Service
Colonel Robert James Blackham, Army Medical Service
Lieutenant-Colonel Horace Giesler Lloyd,, Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Percy Cyriac Burrell Skinner,, Northamptonshire Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel William Charles Eric Rudkin,, Royal Field Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Bertram Hewett Hunter Cooke,, Rifle Brigade
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Nicholson Broadbent,, King's Own Scottish Borderers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Richard Careless Sanders, Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Gabbett Parker,, Royal Lancaster Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Thackeray Beckwith,, Hampshire Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Harding Newman,, Royal Field Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Arthur Wynter,, Royal Garrison Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel John Francis Innes Hay Doyle,, Royal Artillery
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Cyril Aubrey Blacklock,, General List
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Evans,, Wiltshire Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Douglas Logan,, Royal Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George Ayscough Armytage,, King's Royal Rifle Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Vaughan Campbell,, Coldstream Guards
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Harry Verelst Darell,, Coldstream Guards
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Stuart William Hughes Rawlins,, Royal Field Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Michael Browne,, Royal Engineers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Llewelyn Alberic Emilius Price-Davies, King's Royal Rifle Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Cecil Potter,, Liverpool Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Arthur Fagan,, Indian Army
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel John Anselm Samuel Gray,, Special List
Lieutenant-Colonel Manners Ralph Wilmott Nightingale,, Indian Army
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Geoffrey Harnett Harrisson,. Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel Walter Bagot Pearson, Lancashire Fusiliers
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Frank Percy Crozier,, General List
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles William Wilkinson,, Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Ellershaw,, Royal Garrison Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Richard Newman, Royal Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Reginald Seaburne May,, Royal Fusiliers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Guy Hamilton Boileau,, Royal Engineers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Edmund William Costello,, Indian Army
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Harvey Kearsley,, Dragoon Guards
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Lacy Challenor,, Leicestershire Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Francis James Marshall,, Seaforth Highlanders
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Frank Graham Marsh, Indian Army
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Sir William Algernon Ireland Kay,, King's Royal Rifle Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick William Lawrence Sheppard Hart Cavendish,, Lancers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Wolryche Stansfeld,, Yorkshire Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Edward Spencer Brind,, Royal Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George Henry Addison,, Royal Engineers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Edmund Ironside,, Royal Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Gordon-Finlayson,, Royal Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Alan Thomas Paley,, Rifle Brigade
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel James Keith Dick-Cunyngham,, Gordon Highlanders
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Stewart Montague-Bates,, East Surrey Regiment
Captain and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Guy Payan Dawnay,, Reserve of Officers, late Coldstream Guards
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Ernest Henry Starling, MD,, Royal Army Medical Corps
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Leonard Stanley Dudgeon,, Royal Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Francis William Gosset,, Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel John Hamilton Hall,, Middlesex Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Norwood Blakeney,, Middlesex Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Jervois Turner,, Royal Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Clifford Rodes Green,, King's Royal Rifle Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel George Dominic Price, West Yorkshire Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles George Lewes,, Essex Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Gerald Edward Bayley,, York & Lancaster Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel William Kaye Legge,, Essex Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Emile Shepherd Prentice,, Highland Light Infantry
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Hereward Wake,, King's Royal Rifle Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Rodolph Ladeveze Adlercron,, Cameron Highlanders
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Howard Foulkes,, Royal Engineers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Weyland Martin Powell,, Retired Pay, Reserve of Officers, Royal Field Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Clennell William Collingwood,, Royal Garrison Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Percival Suther,, Royal Garrison Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Harold St. John Loyd Winterbotham,, Royal Engineers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Wollaston Bartholomew,, Royal Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Percival Heywood,, Coldstream Guards
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Harry Beauchamp Douglas Baird,, Indian Army
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Tom Ince Webb-Bowen, Bedfordshire Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Roger Headlam,, York & Lancaster Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Norman William Webber,, Royal Engineers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Walter William Pitt-Taylor,, Rifle Brigade
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert John Collins,, Royal Berkshire Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Ogston,, Gordon Highlanders
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Gervase Thorpe,, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Winston Joseph Dugan,, Worcestershire Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis James Comyn,, Connaught Rangers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Samuel Owen,, Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Clifton Inglis Stockwell,, Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Harry Lyon,, North Staffordshire Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Hardwicke Spooner,, Lancashire Fusiliers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Pelham Burn,, Gordon Highlanders
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel John Greer Dill,, Leinster Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Courtenay Hawtrey,, Royal Engineers
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Brodie Haldane Henderson, Royal Engineers
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Hyde Hamilton Gordon,, General List
Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Clement Wilkinson,, Royal Garrison Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Edward Trevor,, Yorkshire Light Infantry
Major Francis Jenkins, Coldstream Guards
Major Percy Gerald Parker Lea,, Army Service Corps
Major Henry Warburton Hill,, Royal Field Artillery
Major Roger Gordon Thomson,, Royal Field Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Gerald Carew Sladen,, Rifle Brigade
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Christopher D'Arcy Bloomfield Saltern Baker-Carr,, Tank Corps
Major John Edmund Hugh Balfour,, Reserve of Officers, late Hussars
Major Alexander James King,, Reserve of Officers, late Royal Lancaster Regiment
Temporary Major George Simpson Pitcairn, Royal Engineers
Major Vaughan Randolph Hine-Haycock,, Regimental Police, Reserve of Officers, late Royal Artillery
Captain and Brevet Major Rudolph Edmund Aloysius, Viscount Feilding,, Coldstream Guards, Special Reserve
Captain and Brevet Major Major Cyril Edward Wilson,, retired pay, Reserve of Officers, late East Lancashire Regiment.
Captain The Rt. Hon. John Edward Bernard Seely,, Yeomanry
Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Saxby Barham, London Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel William Elliott Batt, Royal Field Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick William Duffield Bendall, Middlesex Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Lionel Leonard Bilton, Worcestershire Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Delabere Bousfield,, West Yorkshire Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Chapman,, Royal Field Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Joyce Clarke,, Royal Berkshire Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Clifford, Royal Field Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Charles Copeman,, retired pay, Reserve of Officers,, Suffolk Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Clarence Isidore Ellis, Royal Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Archibald Stewart Leslie, Yeomanry
Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick William Schofield, Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel John William Slater, Liverpool Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Henry Douglas Charlton Whitmore,, Yeomanry
Major-General Raymond Northland Revell Reade,
Colonel William Pitt, retired pay
Colonel Thomas Ryder Main,, retired pay
Colonel Arthur Henry Bagnold,, retired pay
Colonel William Hodgson Suart, retired pay
Colonel Henry Richard Beadon Donne,, retired pay
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Alfred Keene,, retired pay, late Royal Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel William Augustus Edmund St. Clair, retired pay, late Royal Engineers
Colonel Frederick Rainsford-Hannay,, retired pay
Colonel Charles Henry Darling, retired pay
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Percy Rice Mockler, retired pay, Reserve of Officers, late Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Honorary Colonel Sir Herbert Merton Jessel,, London Regiment and Remount Service
Colonel and Honorary Brigadier-General Hugh James Archdale,, retired pay
Major and Brevet Colonel Edward Bell, Reserve of Officers, late Worcestershire Regiment
Colonel Joseph Griffiths, MD,, Royal Army Medical Corps
Colonel Charles Edwin Nuthall,
Colonel Guy William Fitton, Army Pay Department
Colonel George Francis Milner,
Colonel Arnaud Clarke Painter
Colonel and Honorary Brigadier-General Frank Grimshaw Lagier Lamotte, retired pay, Reserve of Officers
Colonel Louis Peile Carden, retired pay
Colonel Arthur Ludovic Molesworth, retired pay
Colonel Charles Pye Oliver, MD, Honorary Physician to the King, Royal Army Medical Corps
Colonel and Honorary Brigadier-General Philip Thomas Buston,, retired pay
Colonel Edward Bickford
Colonel Ernest Augustus Tudor Tudor
Colonel Frederick Charlton Meyrick,, Reserve of Officers, Late Major, Hussars
Colonel Harold Stephen Langhorne,, Army Ordnance Depot
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Wilkinson Dent Bird,
Colonel Charles Henderson Melville, MB, Army Medical Service
Colonel Malcolm David Graham,, Assistant Military Secretary, War Office
Temporary Honorary Colonel Sir John Collie, MD, Army Medical Service
Lieutenant-Colonel John George Adamson, retired pay, late King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel John Arthur Coghill Somerville, late Royal Sussex Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur de Courcy Scanlan, retired pay, Reserve of Officers, Royal Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel William Denziloe Sanderson,, North Lancashire Regiment
Temporary Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel Harry Richard Kenwood, MB, Royal Army Medical Corps,
Temporary Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel John Robertson, MD, Royal Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel John Ward,, Middlesex Regiment
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel John Charles Grant Ledingham, MB, Royal Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel Alfred Briffa, King's Own Malta Regiment of Militia
Major Frederick Knight Essell, retired pay, Reserve of Officers, late East Kent Regiment
Major Henry Charles Bulkeley,
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Morley Wenyon, MB, Royal Army Medical Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Andrew Micklem,, Retired pay, Reserve of Officers, late Royal Engineers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Monk Gibbon, Royal Irish Fusiliers
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Robert May Wetherell, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Godfrey Howorth, Royal Artillery
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Treharne Andrews, Royal Engineers
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel George Basil Price, MD, Royal Army Medical Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Duncan le Geyt Pitcher, Indian Army
Lieutenant-Colonel Stanley Clarence Halse, Royal Garrison Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel William Dundas Dooner, Army Ordnance Department
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Walter Radcliffe,, Dorsetshire Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur John Bromley Church, Army Pay Department
Lieutenant-Colonel Hamlet Bush Toller, Army Pay Department
Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil de Sausmarez,, Royal Garrison Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Stewart Anderson, Royal Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel William Parry, Army Pay Department
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Sir William Henry Houghton-Gastrell,, Army Service Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel William Egerton Edwards, Royal Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Kenneth Marten Body, Army Ordnance Department
Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick Lindsay Lloyd, retired pay, Reserve of Officers
Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel Alfred James Foster, Northumberland Fusiliers, Reserve of Officers, late Royal Garrison Artillery, Militia
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Richard Blackstone Owen, Royal Artillery
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis Frederick Renny,, Royal Dublin Fusiliers
Temporary Lieutenant Robert Henry More, Reserve of Officers, late Imperial Yeomanry, Assistant Military Secretary, War Office
Major Charles Edward Norton, retired pay, Reserve of Officers, late Royal Engineers
Major the Honourable Alexander Victor Frederick Villiers Russell,, Grenadier Guards
Major Lionel George Tempest Stone, Reserve of Officers, Royal Fusiliers
Major John Sedley Newton de Joux, South Staffordshire Regiment
Major Francis Vernon Willey, Yeomanry
Major James George Weir, Royal Field Artillery
Temporary Major Arthur John Allen-Williams,MICE, Royal Engineers
Captain Cecil Henry Whittington, Royal Flying Corps, Special Reserve
Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel Hugh Henry John Williams Drummond, late Yeomanry
Lieutenant-Colonel and Honorary Colonel Lionel Richard Cavendish Boyle,, late Honourable Artillery Company
Lieutenant-Colonel Stanley Hatch Page, Royal Field Artillery
Major Osmond Robert McMullen, Royal Garrison Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel John Fred Keen, Royal Engineers
Major Thomas Wardrop Griffith, MD Royal Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel William Mitchell Roocroft, Royal Army Medical Corps
Australian Imperial Force
Major-General Cyril Brudenell Bingham White,
Colonel George Walter Barber,, Medical Corps
Colonel Thomas Albert Blamey,, Infantry
Colonel Charles Frederick Cox,, Commonwealth Military Forces
Colonel Walter Adams Coxen,, Commonwealth Military Forces
Colonel Robert Rupert Major Downes, Medical Corps
Colonel Walter Ramsay McNicoll,, Infantry
Colonel Robert Smith,, Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel Harold Edward Cohen,, Field Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Ernest Arthur Kendall, Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Raymond Lionel Leane,, Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Fowell Martin,, Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel Athelstan Markham Martyn,, Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Gordon Norman Miles,, Field Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Windeyer Ralston,, Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel William Henry Scott,, Light Horse Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel George Cattell Somerville,
Lieutenant-Colonel Walter Howard Tunbridge,, Army Service Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Thomas White, Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Cyril Tracy Griffiths
Senior Chaplain James Green
Lieutenant-Colonel John Gordon, Army Medical Corps
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Lionel James Hurley, General List, attached to Australian Imperial Force
Lieutenant-Colonel George Hodges Knox
Lieutenant-Colonel Douglas Murray McWhae, Army Medical Corps
Honorary Lieutenant-Colonel James Anderson Murdoch, Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Kenneth Smith, Army Medical Corps
Canadian Force
Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Marshall Dyer,, Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel William Antrobus Griesbach,, Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel Frederic William Hill,, Infantry
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel James Howden MacBrien,, Dragoons
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Henry MacLaren,, Artillery
Major Howard Lionel Bodwell,, Pioneers
Major Édouard de Bellefeuille Panet,, Artillery
Colonel John Alexander Armstrong
Colonel Ernest Charles Ashton
Colonel Kenneth Cameron, Army Medical Corps
Colonel George Septimus Rennie, Army Medical Corps
Colonel Wallace Arthur Scott, Army Medical Corps
Colonel Walter Langmuir Watt, Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel James Louis Regan, Royal Army Pay Corps
Major John Andrew Amyot, Army Medical Corps
Major Bernard Rickart Hepburn, Forestry Corps
Temporary Honorary Major George Anderson Wells, Chaplain Services
New Zealand Force
Lieutenant-Colonel Norris Stephen Falla,, New Zealand Field Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel George Thompson Hall, Army Service Corps
Major Thomas Henry Dawson, Infantry
Major Thomas Mill, MB,, Medical Corps
Major Norton Francis, Motor Service Corps
South African Force
Colonel Stanley Archibald Markham Pritchard, Native Labour Corps
Colonial List
Philip Arnold Anthony, General Manager of the Federated Malay States Railways
Algernon Edward Aspinall, Secretary, The West India Committee
Lieutenant-Colonel Louis Edward Barnett, New Zealand Medical Corps
Harry Fagg Batterbee, of the Colonial Office, Private Secretary to the Secretary of State for the Colonies
Rodolphe Boudreau, Clerk of the Privy Council for Canada
Peter Joseph McDermott,, Under-Secretary, Chief Secretary's Deptartment, State of Queensland
Arthur Mews, Deputy Colonial Secretary, Newfoundland
The Honourable William Bispham Propsting, Attorney-General and Minister for Railways of the State of Tasmania
Theodorus Gustaff Truter, Commissioner of Police, Union of South Africa
Robert Walter, Colonial Secretary of the Colony of British Honduras
Jeremiah Wilson, Postmaster-General, Union of South Africa
Diplomatic and Overseas Residents
John Charles Tudor Vaughan,, Counsellor at His Majesty's Embassy at Madrid
James William Ronald Macleay, Counsellor of Embassy in His Majesty's Diplomatic Service
Dayrell Eardley Montague Crackanthorpe, Counsellor to His Majesty's Legation at Athens
Edward Henry John Leslie, of the Foreign Office
Hugh Gurney,, First Secretary to His Majesty's Legation at Copenhagen
Guy Harold Locock, of the Foreign Office, attached to the Department of Commercial Intelligence
Honorary Companions
His Highness Daudi Chwa, Kabaka of Buganda
Louis Antonio Andrade, District Commissioner for the Island of Zanzibar

The Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire

Knight Grand Commander (GCIE)

His Highness Maharajadhiraja Sawai Tukoji Rao Holkar Bahadur, of Indore.

Knight Commander (KCIE)

John Barry Wood,, Indian Civil Service, Political Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and Political Department, and an Additional Member of the Council of the Governor-General for making Laws and Regulations
Bertram Sausmarez Carey,, Burma Commission, Commissioner, Sagaing, Burma, and a Member of the Council of the Lieutenant-Governor for making Laws and Regulations
Alfred Hamilton Grant,, Indian Civil Service, Foreign Secretary to the Government of India in the Foreign and Political Department, and an Additional Member of the Council of the Governor-General for making Laws and Regulations
His Highness Raja Bir Indra Singh, of Rajgarh.
His Highness Raja Sir Bhure Singh,, of Chamba
His Highness Raja Bhim Sen, of Suket
Captain His Highness Rana Ranjit Singh, of Barwani
Majaraja Bir Mitradaya Singh Deo, of Sonpur
Raja Hari Singh, Commander-in-Chief of the Kashmir Army
Honorary Knight Commander
Abdul Karim Fadthli bin Ah, Sultan of Al Hauta (Lahej)

Companion (CIE)

Arthur Herbert Ley, Indian Civil Service, Officiating Secretary, Commerce and Industry Department, Government of India
Peter Henry Clutterbuck,, Indian Forest Service, Chief Conservator of Forests, United Provinces, and a Member of the Council of the Lieutenant-Governor for making Laws and Regulations
James Donald, Indian Civil Service, Secretary to Government of Bengal, Financial Department, and an Additional Member of the Council of the Governor for making Laws and Regulations
William Woodward Hornell, Indian Educational Service, Director of Public Instruction, Bengal, and an Additional Member of the Council of the Governor for making Laws and Regulations
Harchandrai Vishandas, Pleader, Karachi, President of the Municipal Corporation and an Additional Member of the Council of the Governor of Bombay for making Laws and Regulations
Thomas Ryan, Finance Accounts Department, Secretary to the Indian Munitions Board
Arthur William Botham, Indian Civil Service, Second Secretary to the Chief Commissioner, Assam, and a Member of the Council of the Chief Commissioner for making Laws and Regulations
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Henry Francis Cleveland, VHS, Indian Medical Service, Deputy Director-General, Indian Medical Service
Augustus Henry Deane,, His Majesty's Consul for Pondicherry and Karikal
Lieutenant-Colonel Bawa Jiwan Singh, Indian Medical Service, Inspector-General of Prisons, Bihar and Orissa, and an Additional Member of the Council of the Lieutenant-Governor for making Laws and Regulations
Lieutenant-Colonel William Byan Lane, Indian Medical Service, Inspector-General of Prisons, Central Provinces
Harry Nelson Heseltine, Civil Accounts Department, Accountant-General for Railways, India
Alexander Langley, Indian Civil Service, Deputy Commissioner of Hoshiarpur, Punjab
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Smith, MD, Indian Medical Service, Civil Surgeon, Amritsar, Punjab
Lieutenant-Colonel Francis William Hallowes, Supply and Transport Corps, Director of Farms, India
Major Henry Coddington Brown, Indian Medical Service, Assistant Director, Central Research Institute, Kasauli
Robert Colquhoun Boyle, Indian Police, Commandant, Frontier Constabulary, North-West Frontier Province
Lewis Wynne Hartley, Income-Tax Commissioner, Bombay
Raja Sayyid Abu Jafar, Taluqdar of Pirpur, in the Fyzabad District of Oudh, United Provinces
Rai Bahadur Pandit Gopinath, Member of Council, Jaipur State, Rajputana
Jhala Sri Mansinghji Suraj Sinhji, Dewan of Dhrangadhra, Kathiawar, Bombay Presidency
Khan Bahadur Khan Ahmad Shah, Honorary Sub-Judge and Honorary Magistrate, Jullundur, Punjab
Assistant Surgeon Kedar Nath Das, MD, Professor of Midwifery, Campbell Medical School, Calcutta
Brigadier-General John Latham Rose, Indian Army, Officiating Inspector-General, Imperial Service Troops
Lieutenant-Colonel Roger Lloyd Kennion, Indian Army, Political Department, Consul at Kermanshah
Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Augustus Keppel Gough, Indian Army, Political Department, Consul at Shiraz, Persian Gulf
Temporary Major John Arnold Wallinger,, Indian Police
Capt. Edward William Charles Noel, Indian Army, His Britannic Majesty's Vice-Consul, Ahwaz, and Assistant to Political Resident in Persian Gulf
His Highness Maharaja Tashi Naingyal, of Sikkim
Sao Kawn Kiao Intaleng, Sawbwa of Kengtung

Imperial Order of the Crown of India

Her Highness Maji Sahiba Girraj Kaur, of Bharatpur

The Royal Victorian Order

Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order (GCVO)

His Highness Maharaja-dhiraja Maharana Sir Fateh Singh Bahadur, of Udaipur,
The Rt. Hon. James, Viscount Bryce,
Sir Bertrand Edward Dawson,, MD

Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (KCVO)

Sir Charles Edward Troup,
Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Mallinson Rigby,, Royal Army Medical Corps

Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (CVO)

Sidney West Harris,
Matthew Walter Gibson,
John Leonard Bolden

Member of the Royal Victorian Order, 4th class (MVO)

Lieutenant-Colonel Wyndham Raymond Portal,
Staff Surgeon Louis Greig, Royal Navy
Lieutenant-Colonel John Cyril Giffard Alers Hankey
Captain Augustus Frederick Liddell, late Royal Artillery

The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

Dame Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire (GBE)

Civil Division

Her Majesty, Queen Alexandra
Margaret, Baroness Ampthill,, President of the Bedfordshire Branch of the British Red Cross Society; Member of Council, British Red Cross Society; Head of the Voluntary Aid Detachment Department, Devonshire House
Edith Isabel Benyon, President of the Berkshire Branch of the British Red Cross Society; Commandant of Englefield House Hospital, near Reading
Aimee Evelyn, Lady Dawson, Joint Honorary Secretary, Queen Mary's Needlework Guild
Violet Hermione, Duchess of Montrose, President of the Scottish Branch of the British Red Cross Society
Mary Elizabeth, Viscountess Northcliffe, Member of the Joint Committee of the British Red Cross-Society and Order of St. John of Jerusalem; Donor and Administrator of Lady Northcliffe's Hospital for Officers
Dominion of New Zealand
Her Excellency Annette Louise, Countess of Liverpool
British India
Her Highness Nawab Sultan Jahan Begum of Bhopal, in recognition of Services rendered by the Native States of India during the War.

Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire (GBE)

Civil Division

Sir Thomas Dunlop,, Lord Provost of Glasgow
William Henry Ellis, Master Cutler of Sheffield
Sir Richard Charles Garton, Founder of the Garton Foundation for Promoting the Study of International Policy and Economics; Honorary Treasurer of the Trust Fund Committee of Queen Mary's Hostel
The Rt. Hon. Sir David Harrel,, Chairman of the Committee on Production
Sir Robert Arundell Hudson, Treasurer and Financial Director of the Joint Committee of the British Red Cross Society and the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in England
Col. Sir Arthur Hamilton Lee,, Director-General of Food Production
Sir William Plender
Egypt and the Sudan
General Sir Francis Reginald Wingate,, His Majesty's High Commissioner for Egypt
British India

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

Lieutenant-General His Highness Maharajadhiraja Sir Pratap Singh Bahadur,, of Jammu and Kashmir
Major-General His Highness Maharajadhiraja Sir Sawai Madho Singh Bahadur,, of Jaipur
Lieutenant-Colonel His Highness Maharao Sir Umed Singh Bahadur,, of Kotah
Lieutenant-Colonel His Highness Maharahadhiraja Sri Sir Bhupindar Singh Mahindar Bahadur,, of Patiala

Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE)

Civil Division

The Hon. Eva Isabella Henrietta Anstruther, Organiser of Soldiers Libraries
Caroline, Lady Arnott, Vice-President, Soldiers and Sailors Help Society, Dublin
Maud Burnett, Town Councillor of Tynemouth
Alice Mary Godman
Agnes Lowndes, Lady Jekyll, Head of Stores Department, Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Adelaide Livingstone, Secretary of the Government Committee on the Treatment by the Enemy of British Prisoners of War
Ethel Locke King, Vice-President of North Surrey Division and Assistant County Director, Surrey, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Flora, Lady Lugard, Joint Founder of the War Refugees Committee, and Founder of the Lady Lugard Hospitality Committee
Margaret Ker Pryse-Rice, President, Carmarthenshire Branch of the British Red Cross Society
Rosamond Cornelia Gwladys, Viscountess Ridley, Donor and Administrator, Lady Ridley's Hospital for Officers
Edith Harriet, Lady Sclater, President of Lady Sclater's Work Room and Smokes Fund
Olive Crofton, Lady Smith-Dorrien, President of the Hospital Bag Fund
Janet Stancomb-Wills
May Webster, Chairman of the British Women's Hospitals Committee; Chairman of the Three Arts Women's Employment Fund
Commonwealth of Australia
Madame Melba, for services in organising patriotic work
Newfoundland
Margaret Agnes, Lady Davidson, for services in connection with the Women's Patriotic Association

Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (KBE)

Military Division

Army

James Galloway,, Army Medical Service, Chief Commissioner for Medical Services, Ministry of National Service
Brigadier-General Louis Charles Jackson,, Late Controller of the Trench Warfare Research Department, Ministry of Munitions
John Seymour Lloyd,, Director General of Recruiting
Civil Division
Francis Arthur Aglen, Inspector-General of the Chinese Maritime Customs
Frank Baillie, Director of National Aeroplane Factory, Toronto
Clement Anderson Montague-Barlow, LLD
John Field Beale, Vice-Chairman, Royal Commission on Wheat Supplies; Chairman of Allied Wheat Executive
Colonel Sir George Thomas Beatson,, Chairman, Scottish Branch, British Red Cross Society
Walter Becker
Andrew Caird, Administrator, New York Headquarters of the British War Mission to the United States of America
James Cantlie MB,, Member of Council and of Executive Committee, British Red Cross Society
Colonel Charles Frederick Close,, Director-General of the Ordnance Survey of the United Kingdom
Alfred Thomas Davies,, Founder and Honorary Director of the British Prisoners of War Book Scheme
Joseph Davies, Representative for Wales and Monmouthshire of the Cabinet Committee for Prevention of Unemployment and Distress
William Henry Davison
Alfred Hull Dennis,, Assistant Treasury Solicitor
The Rt. Hon. Willoughby Hyett Dickinson,, Chairman of the Soldiers Dependants' Assessment Appeals Committee
William Don, Lord Provost of Dundee
Arthur John Dorman, Chairman of Messrs. Dorman, Long and Co., of Middlesbrough
Bignell George Elliott
Herbert Trustram Eve, Chairman of the Forage Committee
Walter Morley Fletcher, MD, DSc,, Secretary of the Medical Research Committee
Sir William Bower Forwood
Lieutenant-Colonel Henry Fowler,, Chief Mechanical Engineer to the Midland Railway; Superintendent of the Royal Aircraft Factory, Farnborough
Colonel Alexander Gibb, Royal Engineers, of the firm of Messrs. Easton, Gibb and Son
Kenneth Weldon Goadby,, Member of the War Office Committee for the Study of Tetanus
Arthur Horne Goldfinch, Director of Raw Materials, Department of the Surveyor-General of Supply, War Office
William Athelstane Meredith Goode, Honorary Secretary of the National Committee for Relief in Belgium
Alexander Gracie,, Managing Director of the Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Ltd.
Sir William Grey-Wilson,, Chairman of the Central Committee for Patriotic Organisations
Connop Guthrie, Representative of the Director of Transports in the United States of America
Lieutenant-Colonel [Sir Sir Frederick Hall, 1st Baronet|Frederick Hall, 1st Baronet|Frederick Hall],
Arthur Ambrose Hall Harris, Acting Director of Overseas Transport to the Canadian Government; Representative of the Director of Transports in Canada
Frederick Ness Henderson, Member of the Admiralty Shipbuilding Council
Philip Gutterez Henriques, Deputy Controller of Munitions Finance
Ernest Varvill Hiley, Late Deputy Director of the National Service Department
Colonel Arthur Richard Holbrook,
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Stevenson Horne,, Royal Engineers, Director of Materials and Priority, Controller's Department, Admiralty
George Burton Hunter, DSc, Chairman of Messrs. Swan, Hunter & Wigham Richardson & Company, Ltd., Newcastle upon Tyne
Gustave Jarmay, Managing Director of Messrs. Brunner, Mond & Co., Ltd.
Edgar Rees Jones,, Superintendent, Priority Department, Ministry of Munitions
Roderick Jones, Managing Director, Reuter's Telegram Company, Ltd.
Charles Halestaff Kenderdine, Honorary Secretary and Treasurer, Queen Mary's Convalescent Auxiliary Hospitals, Roehampton
Harry Livesey, Director of Navy Contracts, Admiralty; formerly Deputy Director of Inland Water Transport and Docks, War Office
John Mann, Controller of Contracts, Ministry of Munitions
Arthur Harold Marshall,, Chairman of the Central Building Board, of the Parliamentary Munitions Committee, and of the Parliamentary Recruiting Committee
George Ernest May, Secretary to the Prudential Assurance Company; Manager of the American Dollar Securities Committee
Peter Hannay McClelland, Member of Advisory Board, Surveyor General of Supply Department, War Office
James McKechnie, Managing Director of Messrs. Vickers, Ltd., Barrow
Colonel Andrew Muter John Ogilvie,, Royal Engineers, Director of Army Signals ; Second Secretary to the Post Office
Thomas Henry Penson, Chairman of the War Trade Intelligence Department
Edward Penton, Junior, in charge of Boot Section, Royal Army Clothing Department
Frederick George Panizzi Preston, Chairman of Messrs. J. Stone & Company, Ltd., Deptford
Sir Frederick Alexander Robertson, Chairman of the Central Council of United Alien Relief Societies
Robert Robertson, DSc, Superintending Chemist, Research Deptartment, Woolwich Arsenal
Herbert Babington Rowell, Member of the Admiralty Shipbuilding Council
Harry Smith, Chairman of the Keighley Board of Management, Ministry of Munitions
Charles John Stewart, Public Trustee
Thomas James Storey, Member of the Committee and Chairman of the Classification Committed of Lloyd's Register of Shipping
Percy Kendall Stothert, Chairman of the West of England Board of Management, Ministry of Munitions
The Rt. Hon. Sir Thomas Vezey Strong,, Chairman, City of London Tribunal
Lieutenant-Colonel Campbell Stuart, Vice-Chairman of London Headquarters of British Mission to the United States of America
Charles Sykes, Director of Wool Textile Production and Chairman of the Board of Control of the Worsted Woollen Trades
William Henry Thompson MD, MCh, DSc, Scientific Adviser to the Ministry of Food
William Rowan-Thomson, Director of Auxiliary Ships Engines, Controller's Department, Admiralty
Frank Warner, President of the Silk Association
Lieutenant-Colonel Alfred Cholmeley Earle Welby, Secretary of the Royal Patriotic Fund Corporation
British India
Maj. His Highness Raj Rajeshwar Maharajadhiraja Sumer Singh Bahadur, of Jodhpur
Commonwealth of Australia
James William Barrett,, MD, for services in connection with the Australian Branch of the British Red Cross Society in Egypt, etc.
Rear-Admiral William Clarkson,, Royal Australian Navy, for services in connection with the control and reorganisation of coastal shipping
Edward Owen Cox, Chairman, Overseas Shipping Committee
Lieutenant-Colonel George Steward, for services to the Commonwealth Government
Dominion of New Zealand
Sir William Lee, Baron Plunket,, for services in connection with the New Zealand War Contingent Association
Egypt and the Sudan
Major Lee Oliver FitzMaurice Stack,, Reserve of Officers, Acting Sirdar and Governor-General of the Sudan
Newfoundland
The Hon. Patrick Thomas McGrath, LLD, President of the Legislative Council, Food Controller, Secretary of the Patriotic Fund, and Chairman of the Pensions and Disabilities Board
Crown Colonies, Protectorates, etc.
The Most Reverend Maurus Caruana, Archbishop, Bishop of Malta
Sir Everard Ferdinand im Thurn,, Vice-Chairman, King George and Queen Mary's Club for the Oversea Forces
Brigadier-General Sir William Henry Manning,, Captain-General and Governor-in-Chief of the Island of Jamaica
Lawrence Aubrey Wallace,, Administrator of Northern Rhodesia
Sir Arthur Henderson Young,, Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Straits Settlements
Honorary Knight Commander
His Highness Ibrahim, Sultan of the State and Territory of Johor

Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)

Military Division

Lieutenant-Colonel John Hubback Anderson, Assistant Director of Medical Services, Australian Imperial Force
Colonel Frederick John Angell, Assistant Director of Ordnance Services, Southern Command
Lieutenant-Colonel James Forrest Halkett Carmichael, Assistant Controller, Raw Materials, Ministry of Munitions
Major Augustus Basil Holt Clerke, Royal Artillery, Director, Messrs. Hadfields, Ltd., Sheffield
Major The Hon. Leonard Harrison Cripps, 4th Hussars; Assistant Controller, Stores Department, Ministry of Munitions
Colonel Stuart Davidson, Royal Engineers, Chief Technical Examiner for Works Services, War Office
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Maxwell Dennistoun,, Deputy Judge Advocate General, Canadian Forces
Colonel Sir William Yorke Foster,, Late Assistant Adjutant General, Southern Command
Colonel Joseph Gaskell,, Vice-Chairman, Glamorgan Territorial Force Association
Brevet Colonel St. John Corbet Gore,
Lieutenant-Colonel Geoffrey Gladstone Helbert, Staff of High Commissioner for South Africa
Major Thomas Gerard Hetherington. Services in connection with the origination of Tanks
Lieutenant-Colonel John Tweedy Lewtas, Commissioner for Medical Services, Ministry of National Service
Colonel James Reynolds McLean, Deputy Director-General of Recruiting
Colonel Valentine Matthews Inspector of Rest Houses, London District
Colonel Robert Dawson Rudolf. Consultant in Medicine, Canadian Army Medical Corps
Colonel The Hon. George John Smith, Assistant Director of Contracts, Admiralty; New Zealand Military Forces
Colonel Robert Ward Tate, Adjutant-General to the New Zealand Forces
Lieutenant-Colonel Francis William Towle, Royal Army Service Corps; Inspector of Quarter-Master General's Services; Member of the Tobacco and Matches Control Board
Colonel Gerald Verner White, Director of Timber Operations, Canadian Forestry Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel John Williams, Australian Imperial Force; Commanding Anzac Provost Corps
For services in connection with the War in France, Egypt and Salonika
Hugh Garvin Goligher, Financial Adviser, British Expeditionary Force
Helen Charlotte Isabella Gwynne-Vaughan, Chief Controller, Queen Mary's Army Auxiliary Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward William Horne
Lieutenant-Colonel Sydney George Partridge, Army Printing and Stationery Services, General Headquarters, France
Civil Division
John Arthur Aiton, Chairman, Derbyshire Munitions Board of Management
Major Charles Aldington, Superintendent of the Line, Great Western Railway
Ernest Joshua Allen, Director, Railway Materials, Ministry of Munitions
Ernest King Allen, Assistant Public Trustee
Richard William Allen,, Director and Manager of Messrs. W. H. Allen, Son & Company, Bedford
Lawrence Alma-Tadema, Joint Founder of the Polish Relief Fund for Great Britain
Adelaide Mary Anderson, Principal Lady Inspector of Factories
William James Anderson, Honorary Treasurer, Scottish Branch, British Red Cross Society
Mildred Harriet, Lady Anstruther
John Apsey, Manager, Constructive Department, H.M. Dockyard, Portsmouth
Cecil Henry Armitage,, County Director, Derbyshire, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem
George Henry Ashdown,, Deputy Director of Stores, Admiralty
Major Frank Ashley, British Red Cross Commissioner, Malta
Ellen, Lady Askwith, Ladies Auxiliary Committee, Y.M.C.A.
Frederick Joseph Bacon, FSI, Treasury Valuer and Inspector of Rates
Bernal Bagshawe, Chairman, Leeds Forge Company Ltd., Leeds
David Bain, Controller of Timber Supplies for Gun Ammunition Filling Department, Ministry of Munitions
Frank Baines Principal Architect, H.M. Office of Works
James Alan Noel Barlow, Deputy Controller, Labour Supply Department, Ministry of Munitions
Benjamin Barrios
Oscar Theodore Barrow,, Assistant Controller of Finance, Ministry of Munitions
Colonel Thomas Elwood Lindesay Bate,, Late County Secretary, County of London, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem
John Harper Bean, Director, Messrs. A. Harper, Sons and Bean Ltd., Dudley
Gerald Bellhouse, Deputy Chief Inspector of Factories
Blanche Vere, Countess of Bessborough, Honorary Secretary, Y.M.C.A. Auxiliary Committee for France
Alfred Carleton Blyth, Managing Director, Hayes Filling Factory, Ministry of Munitions
Hereward Kenius Brackenbury, Manager of Torpedo Shops, Messrs. Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth & Company, Ltd.
Thomas John Bradley, Principal Clerk, Exchequer and Audit Department
Benjamin Broadbent,
Lieutenant-Colonel Alfred Claude Bromhead
Arthur David Brooks, Lord Mayor of Birmingham; Chairman of Birmingham Local Tribunal
James Brown, Deputy Chairman and Managing Director, Scott's Shipbuilding and Engineering Company, Ltd.
Francis Morgan Bryant,, Secretary of H.M. the King's Private Secretary's Office
James Herbert Brydon, Acting County Director, Honorary County Secretary and Treasurer, Cheshire, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Cecil Lindsay Budd, Chairman, Virgin Metals Committee, Ministry of Munitions
Kathleen Burke
Captain Sydney Bernard Burney, Assistant Director General of Voluntary Organizations
Geoffrey Butler, Department of Information, Foreign Office
Thomas Sivewright Catto, Ministry of Shipping
Fernley John Chamberlain, Assistant Secretary and Chief of Staff to the National Council of Young Men's Christian Associations
Brigadier-General Harry Anthony Chandos-Pole-Gell, Chairman, Derbyshire War Agricultural Executive Committee
Professor Frederic John Cheshire, Adviser on Scientific Side of Optical Munitions Branch, Ministry of Munitions
Clementine Churchill, Ladies Auxiliary Committee, Y.M.C.A.
Major Augustus Basil Holt Clerke, Royal Artillery, Director, Messrs Hadfields, Ltd., Sheffield
Maynard Willoughby Colchester-Wemyss,, Acting Chief Constable of Gloucestershire
Major Charles John Bowen Cooke, Chief Mechanical Engineer, London and North Western Railway
Major Edwin Charles Cox, Superintendent of the Line, South Eastern and Chatham Railway
Major Edward Yorke Daniel, Secretary of the Historical Section of the Committee of Imperial Defence
Albert Davidson, Managing Director, Messrs. Hattersley and Davidson Ltd., Sheffield
Charles Llewelyn Davies, Assistant Paymaster-General
Ernest Davies, Deputy Inspector under the Aliens Act
Henry William Carless Davis, Deputy Chairman, War Trade Intelligence Department
John Samuel Champion Davis, County Director, Devonshire, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Howard d'Egville, Honorary Secretary of the United Kingdom Branch of the Empire Parliamentary Association; Commissioner under the Military Service Committee
Edward Evershed Dendy, Chairman, Semi-manufactured Metals Committee, Ministry of Munitions
Arthur Lewis Dixon, Assistant Secretary, Home Office
Captain The Hon. Charles Joseph Thaddeus Dormer, Royal Navy, Chairman of the Admiralty Licensing Sub-Committee, War Trade Dept.
Colonel Charles William Ernest Duncombe,, County Director, West Yorkshire, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Frances Hermia Durham, Chief Woman Inspector at Central Offices of Employment Department, Ministry of Labour
Arthur James Dyke, Assistant Secretary, Board of Customs and Excise
Agnes Murray Ebden, Deputy President, Hastings Division, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Ethel Edgar, Ladies Auxiliary Committee, Y.M.C.A.
George Edwards, Auditor and Controller, Imperial Munitions Board, Canada
William James Evans, Principal Clerk, Secretary's Deptartment, Admiralty
Peter Dewar Ewing, General Manager, Ailsa Shipbuilding Company, Troon
John Edward Ferard, Assistant Secretary, Judicial and Public Department, India Office
Captain Matthew Benjamin Dipnall Ffinch,, Assistant Chief Constable in Charge of Special Constabulary, Essex
William John Fieldhouse,
Edward FitzGerald, Assistant to Chairman, Imperial Munitions Board, Canada
William Joseph Fitzherbert-Brockholes,, Chairman, Lancashire War Agricultural Executive Committee
Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Lindsay Fitzpatrick, Red Cross Commissioner, Salonika
Horace Shepherd Folker, Head of Equipment Department, Headquarters Staff, British Red Cross Society, London
Major John Henry Follows, Acting General Superintendent, Midland Railway
Edward Rodolph Forber, Secretary, Military Service Committee
George Herbert Fowler, Hydrographic Department, Admiralty
Captain George Charles Frederick, Royal Navy, Shipping Intelligence Officer, Liverpool
George Samuel Fry, Formerly Accountant-General of the Board of Trade; Member of the Coal Exports Committee
Thomas Alexander Fyfe, Sheriff-Substitute of Lanarkshire; Chairman, Glasgow Munitions Tribunal
Frank Walls Garnett,, President of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons
Lieutenant-Colonel Frank Garrett,, Chairman, Messrs. Garrett and Sons, Leiston
Heathcote William Garrod, Deputy Controller, Labour Regulation Department, Ministry of Munitions
Laura Gwendolen Gascoigne, Commandant, Lotherton Hall Auxiliary Hospital, Aberford, West Yorkshire
Stephen Gaselee, Department of Information, Foreign Office
Colonel Joseph Gaskell,, Vice-Chairman, Glamorgan Territorial Force Association.
Mager Frederic Gauntlett,, Late Secretary, Shipyard Labour Department, Admiralty
Ioan Gwilym Gibbon, Principal of the Department dealing with Military Service Tribunals, Local Government Board
Victoria Florence de Burgh Gibbs, Vice-President, Long Ashton Division of Somersetshire, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem
David Gilmour, Formerly Resident Engineer, now Member of Board of Management, H.M. Factory, Gretna, Ministry of Munitions
Henry Glendinning, Chemical Director, Messrs. Brunner Mond and Co., Limited, Northwich
Lewis Gordon, Deputy Controller, Small Arms Ammunition, Ministry of Munitions
Colonel George Joachim, Viscount Goschen, Director of Labour Division, Food Production Department
Robert Ernest Graves, Deputy Commissioner of Trade Exemptions Department, Ministry of National Service
Major William Wylie Grierson, Chief Engineer, Great Western Railway
Rosamund, Lady Henry Grosvenor, Ladies Auxiliary Committee, Y.M.C.A.
Major Anselm Verner Lee Guise, Director of Stores, British Red Cross Society, Boulogne
Frances Bett, Lady Hadfield, Donor and Administrator, No. 5 Hospital, Wimereux, France
Arthur Edward Hadley, Assistant Controller of Inspection of Munitions, Ministry of Munitions
Ernest Varley Haigh, Controller, Trench Warfare Supply Department, Ministry of Munitions
Arthur Henry Hall, Director of Torpedoes and Mines Production, Controller's Department, Admiralty
John Harrison, Chairman of the City of Edinburgh Local Tribunal
Ralph Endersby Harwood, Secretary of the War Trade Statistical Department
William Hawk,, Chairman, Cornwall War Agricultural Executive Committee
Alfred Ernest William Hazel, LLD, Deputy Controller, Priority Department, Ministry of Munitions
Alexander Pearce Higgins, LLD, Lecturer on International Law at Cambridge, and President of the Society of Public Teachers of Law
Professor William Richard Hodgkinson,, Professor of Chemistry and Metallurgy, Ordnance College, Woolwich
Arthur William Holmes, Director of Contracts, Royal Commission on Wheat Supplies
Collingwood Hope,, Chairman, Essex Appeal Tribunal
John Wilson Hope, Chairman of the Committee for the Purchase of Army Camp Refuse
Leonard Thomas Horne, Assistant Secretary, Ministry of Pensions
Lancelot Worthy Horne, Superintendent of the Line, London & North Western Railway
George Henry Hunt,, Accountant, Treasury
Summers Hunter, Member of the Admiralty Shipbuilding Council
Cyril William Hurcomb, Deputy Director of Commercial Services, Ministry of Shipping
Rear-Admiral Edward Fitzmaurice Inglefield, Royal Navy, Secretary of Lloyd's Register of Shipping
Daniel Jackson, Partner and Head of Shipyard, Messrs. Denny Brothers, Dumbarton
Lieutenant-Commander Basil Oliver Jenkins,, Member in charge of Aviation, British War Mission, United States of America
Walter St. David Jenkins, Assistant Director of Contracts, Admiralty
Harry Marshall Jonas, Member of Valuation Advisory Committee, Controlled Establishment Branch, Ministry of Munitions
Charles Henry Jones, Registrar-General of Shipping and Seamen
Frederick McCulloch Jowitt
Harold Godfrey Judd, Deputy Controller, Contracts Department, Ministry of Munitions
Walter George Kent, of Messrs. George Kent, Ltd., Luton
Robert Killin, Superintendent of the Line, Caledonian Railway
Alfred Clive Lawrence, Head of the Intelligence Branch of the Procurator-General's Department
Florence Edith Victoria Leach, Controller of Inspections, Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Rudolf Gustav Karl Lempfert,, Superintendent of the Forecast Division, Meteorological Office
Norman Alexander Leslie, Ministry of Shipping
Edgar Stanford London, Deputy Chief Inspector of Taxes, Inland Revenue
Arthur Lucas, Deputy Director, Department of Import Restrictions, Board of Trade
William Joseph Luke, Shipyard Director, Messrs. John Brown & Company, Ltd., Clydebank
William Royse Lysaght,, Technical Adviser, Non-Ferrous Materials Department, Ministry of Munitions
Horacio George Arthur Mackie, His Majesty's Consul-General, Buenos Aires
James Borrowman MacLean, Controller, Gun Manufacture, Ministry of Munitions
William Turner MacLellan,, Assistant Controller, Iron and Steel Production, Ministry of Munitions
Frederick Larkins MacLeod, Adviser on Foreign Iron Ores, Ministry of Munitions
Terence Charles Macnaghten, Principal Clerk, Colonial Office
Charles Cornelius Maconochie,, Sheriff of the Lothians and Peebles; Chairman of the Lothian Appeal Tribunal
Edmund John Maginness,, Manager, Constructive Department, H.M. Dockyard, Chatham
James Rochfort Maguire, Ladies Auxiliary Committee, Y.M.C.A.
George Malcolm
Alfred Mansfield, Director of Oils and Fats
James Marr,, Member of the Admiralty Shipbuilding Council
Thomas Rodgerson Marsden, Managing Director, Messrs. Platt Brothers & Company, Oldham
Wing-Captain Edward Alexander Dimsdale Masterman, Royal Naval Air Service
Arthur Stanley Mather,, Chairman, Lancashire Appeal Tribunal
Richard Edward Lloyd Maunsell, Mechanical Engineer, South Eastern and Chatham Railway
Oliver Hill McCowen, LLB, Secretary in Charge of Y.M.C.A. work in France
The Honourable Henry Duncan McLaren,, Director, Area Organisation, Ministry of Munitions
William Bentley McMillan,, Provost of Greenock
Harry Bell Measures,, Director of Barrack Construction, War Office
His Honour Judge Francis Hamilton Mellor,, Chairman, Lancashire Appeal Tribunal
Frank Herbert Mitchell, Assistant Director, Official Press Bureau
Major Robert Mitchell, Director of Training, Ministry of Pensions
William Mitchell-Thomson,, Director of the Restriction of Enemy Supplies Department
Colonel James Alexander Lawrence Montgomery, British Red Cross Commissioner, East Africa
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Langbridge Morgan, Late Chief Engineer, London, Brighton and South Coast Railway
Hopkin Morgan,, Chairman, Glamorganshire County Council; Mayor of Neath; Chairman, West Glamorganshire Appeal Tribunal
Thomas Harry Mottram, Divisional Inspector of Mines; Chairman of Colliery Recruiting Courts, Yorkshire and North Midlands Division
William Arthur Mount,, Civil Member of Claims Commission, War Office
Conrad James Naef, Deputy Accountant-General of the Navy
Daniel Neylan, Chief Accountant, War Office; late Financial Adviser to the Salonika Expeditionary Force
Thomas Norton,, Chairman, Yorkshire West Riding Appeal Tribunal
Arthur Eugene O'Neill, Ministry of Shipping
Lieutenant-Colonel Claude Bowes Palmer,, County Director, Northumberland and Durham, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Major Edward Howard Thornbrough Parsons, Chief Constable, Metropolitan Police
James Peech, Adviser on Shell Steel, Ministry of Munitions
His Honour Judge George Bettesworth Piggott, Chairman of Special Local Tribunal for London and Member of London Appeal Tribunal
Henry Howard Piggots, Assistant Secretary, Parliamentary and General, Ministry of Munitions
Charles Ralph Pinder, Resident Engineer, H.M. Factory, Oldbury; formerly Construction Manager, H.M. Factory, Queensferry, and H.M. Factory, Avonmouth, Ministry of Munitions
Henry Pledge, Assistant Director of Naval Construction, Admiralty
William Jackson Pope,, Professor of Chemistry, University of Cambridge; Member of Panel of Board of Invention and Research, Admiralty
Helen Matilda, Lady Procter, Chairman, Munition Workers Welfare Committee, Y.W.C.A.
James Railton, Partner in the Firm of Messrs. Topham, Jones and Railton
Harry Rawson,, Chairman, City of Edinburgh Territorial Force Association
George Grey Rea,, Member of the President of the Board of Agriculture's Committee Food Production Advisory
Lieutenant-Colonel Hugh Reid,, Member of War Executive and of the Scottish National Red Cross and Ralston Hospital Committee of the Scottish Branch, British Red Cross Society
Arthur John Relton, Member of the Aircraft Insurance Committee
Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Duncan Rhind, Controller of Statistics, Ministry of National Service
John Richie Richmond, Managing Director of Messrs. J. M. Weir, Ltd., Cathcart
Gervase Henry Roberts, Superintendent, Mechanical Engineering Department, Woolwich Arsenal
John Robertson, Provost of the Burgh of Paisley; Chairman of the local National Service and Food Control Committees; Member of Appeal Tribunal
William Robinson, Financial Secretary, India Office
William Arthur Robinson,, Assistant Secretary, H.M. Office of Works
Corisande Evelyn Vere, Baroness Rodney, Y.M.C.A. Worker
Archibald John Campbell Ross, Member of the Admiralty Shipbuilding Council
John Rowland,, Late Chief Commissioner of National Service, Wales
Matthew Adkins Rundell, Government representative on the London group of War Risks Associations; Government representative on the Fishing Vessels War Risks Insurance Association
Edward Russell Clarke,, Expert Adviser to the Naval Staff on Wireless Telegraphy
Nils Percy Patrick Sandberg, Director of Inspection of Steel, Ministry of Munitions, and Associate Member of Ordnance Committee
Charles John Ough Sanders, Superintendent for Wrecks and Loss of Life at Sea; in the Marine Department, Board of Trade
Captain William Stephen Sanders, Secretary to the British Section of the International Socialist Party
William Samuel Sarel, Assistant Accountant-General of the Navy
Maj. Finlay Forbes Scott, Superintendent of the Line, London, Brighton and South Coast Railway
Colonel John Scott-Riddell,, Red Cross Commissioner for North Eastern District of Scotland
Albert Senior,, Principal Partner, Messrs. G., Senior & Sons, Ltd., Sheffield
John Davenport Siddeley, Managing Director of the Siddeley-Deasy Co., Ltd.
William Anker Simmons,, Agricultural Adviser, Ministry of Food
Arthur William Smallwood, Assistant Director of Contracts, Admiralty
Frederick Smith, Assistant Director of Materials and Priority, Controller's Department, Admiralty, New Zealand Expeditionary Force
Launcelot Eustace Smith, Chairman and Managing Director, Messrs. Smith's Dock Company, Ltd., Tyne Branch
Thomas Octave Murdoch Sopwith, Chairman and Test and Experimental Manager of Sopwith Aviation Co., Ltd.
William Spens, Foreign Trade Department
Ernest Edward William Squires, General Manager, Metropolitan Carriage, Wagon & Finance Company, Ltd., Birmingham
Josiah Charles Stamp, DSc, Assistant Secretary to the Board of Inland Revenue
Lockhart Stephens,, County Director, Hampshire British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Frances Louise Stevenson, Private Secretary to the Prime Minister
Thomas Henry Craig Stevenson, MD, Superintendent of Statistics, General Register Office
Mary Margaret Stewart-Mackenzie
William Chester Still, Senior Partner of Messrs. W. M. Still and Sons
John William Stone, Surveyor of Lands, Director of Works Department, Admiralty
Lucy Granville Streatfeild, Member of Soldiers Dependants Assessment Appeals Committee
John Stuart, Managing Director, Messrs. Ross, Ltd., London
The Honourable Violet Stuart-Wortley, Ladies Secretary to the Headquarters Committee, Y.M.C.A.
The Honourable Reginald Gilbert Murray Talbot, Chairman, London Munitions Tribunal
Frank Tatlow, Deputy General Manager, Midland Railway
Lieutenant-Colonel Percy Crosland Tempest, Chief Engineer, South Eastern and Chatham Railway
Captain William Hugh Tomasson, Chief Constable of Nottinghamshire and Acting Inspector of Constabulary
Wynn Harold Tregoning, Ministry of Shipping; a Member of the Ship Licensing Committee
Joseph Harling Turner,
John James Virgo, National Field Secretary to the Y.M.C.A.
Lieutenant-Colonel David Wallace,, Red Cross Commissioner for Eastern District of Scotland
Hugh Walpole
Evelyn Mayura Walters, Honorary Secretary, Kensington Division, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem; Organiser of the Weir Hospital, Balham
Lady Susan Elizabeth Clementine Waring, Donor and Administrator, Auxiliary Hospital for Convalescent Officers, Lennel, Coldstream, Berwick
Major Henry Angus Watson, General Superintendent, North Eastern Railway
Alexander Strahan Watt
Lawrence Weaver, Director of Supplies Division, Food Production Department
Harry James Webb, Royal Corps of Naval Constructors; Chief Constructor and Superintendent, Dockyard Branch, Controller's Department, Admiralty
Philip George Lancelot Webb, Deputy Controller of Petrol Department, Board of Trade
Wilfred Howard Williams, Director of Inland Transport, Ministry of Munitions
Colonel Frederic Herbert Williamson, Royal Engineers, Director of Army Postal Service ; Principal Clerk, Secretary's Office, General Post Office
John William Willis-Bund,, Chairman, Worcestershire County Council; Chairman, Worcestershire Appeal Tribunal; Chairman, Worcestershire National Relief Fund
Horace John Wilson, Secretary to Committee on Production, Ministry of Labour
John James Withers
Humbert Wolfe, Controller, Labour Regulation Department, Ministry of Munitions
Edith Amelia, Baroness Wolverton, Ladies Auxiliary Committee, Y.M.C.A.
Professor Thomas Barlow Wood, Drapers Professor of Agriculture in the University of Cambridge; Adviser on Meat Production to the President of the Board of Agriculture, and Chief Executive Officer, Army Cattle Purchase Scheme
Alfred Woodgate, Assistant Secretary to the Ministry of Shipping
Raymond Wybrow Woods, Chief Clerk, Treasury Solicitor's Department
Thomas Worthington, Late Head of the Commercial Intelligence Department of the Board of Trade
Major Lionel Maling Wynch,, Secretary to Red Cross Commissioner, France
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles John Wyndham, Late County Director, Sussex, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem
Harold Edgar Yarrow, Director of Messrs. Yarrow & Company
John Horatio Yolland, Chief of Staff of County Director, Kent, British Red Cross and Order of St. John of Jerusalem
George Udny Yule, Director of Requirements, Ministry of Food
For services in connection with the War in France, Egypt and Salonika
Arthur Beagley Beavis, Financial Adviser, British Salonika Force
Rachel Ward, Countess of Dudley, Honorary Superintendent, No. 32 Stationary Hospital, France; Honorary Superintendent, Expeditionary Force, Officers' Clubs and Rest Houses
Lady Mabelle Annie Egerton, in charge of Station Coffee Stall, Rouen
Robert Godfrey Peckitt, Chief Mechanical Engineer, Egyptian State Railways
British India
Jeanie, Lady Meston, Head of the branch of the Red Cross in Allahabad
Lieutenant-Colonel Frank Popham Young,, Indian Army, Commissioner, Rawalpindi Division, Punjab
Sir Robert Swan Highet, Agent, East Indian Railway, Calcutta
Nawab Sir Faridoon Daula Bahadur,, Assistant Political Minister to His Highness the Nizam's Government
Montagu de Pomeroy Webb,, Manager, Forbes, Forbes, Campbell and Co., Karachi, Bombay Presidency
Commonwealth of Australia
Mary Antill, Organiser, War Chest Fund, Sydney
Henry Ebenezer Budden, Organiser, Overseas Australian Comforts Funds
Guillaume Daniel Delprat, for services in connection with steel supplies, etc.
Mary, Lady Hennessy, Organiser, Victorian Branch, Australian Comforts Fund
Beatrice Henty, Secretary, Australian Comforts Fund, Melbourne
Major Frank de Villiers Lamb, for services in connection with the Australian Branch of the British Red Cross Society in England and Egypt
Clare Lyle
Hugh Victor McKay, for services in connection with war industries
Mrs Orme Masson
Eliza Fraser Mitchell, for services in connection with the Australian Branch of the British Red Cross Society in England and Australia
Lieutenant-Colonel William James Norman Oldershaw, for services in connection with the Commonwealth Shipping Board
Frances Mary Woolcott, Honorary Organiser of the Button Fund
William James Young, for services in connection with Shipping
Dominion of New Zealand
Jacobina Luke
Christina Allan Massey
Robert Howard Nolan, Honorary Secretary, New Zealand Soldiers' Club
Theresa Dorothea, Lady Ward
Oriana Fanny Wilson
Egypt and the Sudan
Ernest Macleod Dowson, Director-General of Survey Department
Cecil Gordon Crawley, in charge of the Government Arsenals
Wasey Sterry, Chief Justice in the Sudan
George Eustace Burnett-Stuart, Director of Personnel in Ministry of Interior
Newfoundland
The Hon. James Augustus Clift,, Acting Minister of Agriculture and Mines, Vice-Chairman of the Standing Committee of the Patriotic Association, Member of the Recruiting Committee and the Pensions Board
Union of South Africa
Hester Marion Carter, of the Red Cross and Comforts Committee, Cape Town
Ernest Chappell, Chairman of the Johannesburg Branch of the Comforts Committee
Douglas Christopherson, Vice-Chairman, Johannesburg Local Committee, Governor-General's Fund, and Chairman of the Disabled Soldiers Board, Johannesburg
The Hon. Eleanor Birch Wilson-Fox, Chairman, South African Comforts Committee in London
Jessie Dodd, Lady Rose-Innes
Thomas Slingsby Nightingale,, Secretary to the High Commissioner in London for the Union of South Africa
Evelyn Ashley Wallers, President of the Transvaal Chamber of Mines
Crown Colonies, Protectorates, etc
Andrew Agnew, Chairman of River Craft Committee, Member of Food Control and Shipping Committee, and Commandant of the Civil Guard, Straits Settlements
Thomas Alexander Vans Best,, Administering the Government of the Leeward Islands
Ethel Dorothy Bowring, for services to the East African Expeditionary Force
Francis George Bury, Honorary Treasurer, King George and Queen Mary's Club for the Oversea Forces
Thomas Fraser Burrowes, Comptroller of Customs and Receiver of Enemy Estates, Nigeria
William Morris Carter, Chief Justice of His Majesty's High Court of Uganda, and Chairman of the Uganda Supplies Board
Elizabeth Lydia Rosabelle, Lady Clifford, for charitable services in the Gold Coast Colony
Henry Lawson De Mel, for services to the Government of Ceylon
Sir Frederick Evans,, for services to the Government of Gibraltar
Henry Cowper Gollan,, Attorney-General and Chairman of the Food Committee of the Colony of Trinidad and Tobago
Richard Allmond Jeffrey Goode, Secretary to the Administration, Northern Rhodesia
Francis Charles Jenkin, Deputy Superintendent, Special Police Reserve, Hong Kong
Reginald Fleming Johnston, District Officer and Magistrate, Weihaiwei
Joseph Horsford Kemp, Attorney-General of the Colony of Hong Kong
Albert Ernest Kitson, Director, Geological Survey Department, Gold Coast Colony
Henry Marks, Member of the Executive and Legislative Councils of the Colony of Fiji; for services to various patriotic funds
Mary Ethel, Baroness Methuen, for services to the sick and wounded in Malta
Alice, Lady Miles, President of the Red Cross and other funds, Gibraltar
Nana Ofori Atta, Paramount Chief of Akin Abuakwa; for services to the Government of the Gold Coast Colony
Alexander Ransford Slater,, Colonial Secretary of the Gold Coast Colony, for special services in connection with recruiting
Hippolyte Louis Wiehe du Coudray Souchon, Representative in London of the Mauritius' Chamber of Agriculture
Honorary Cmdrs of the said Most Excellent Order
Abubakar Garbai, Shehu of Borno, for services in connection with the Cameroon Campaign
Sheikh Ali bin Salim, Assistant Liwali, Mombasa
Mohamadu Abba, Emir of Yola, for services in connection with the Cameroon Campaign

Royal Red Cross

First Class (RRC)

Millicent Acton, Matron, Territorial Force Nursing Service
Margaret Anderson, Head Sister, Australian Army Nursing Service
Edith Elizabeth Appleton, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Bartholomew's
Ellen Elizabeth Baldrey, Sister, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service Reserve
Marian Winfield Bannister, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Frederickke Wilhelmina Christopherson, Assistant Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Mary Constance Clark, Superintending Sister, Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service
Grace Corder, Sister,, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Helen Cousins, Matron, 10, Palace Green, W. London
Elizabeth Joan Cumming, Matron, Army Nursing Service Reserve
Nora Dalrymple, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Ethel Sarah Davidson, Matron, A.A.N.S.
Annie Blackley Denton, Acting Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Helen Dey, Acting Sister, Queen Alexandra's Imperial Military Nursing Service
Clarice Molyneux Dickson, Sister, A.A.N.S
Maud Alice Dunn, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Nora Easby, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Thomas Hospital
Lily Agnes Ephgrave, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Gertrude Annie Flood, Matron, Military Orthopaedic Hospital, Shepherd's Bush
Mary Gladys Connie Foley, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Dorothy Penrose Foster, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Myra Goodeve, Matron, Canadian Army Medical Corps
Frances Mary Hall, Acting Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Jane Anne Hannah, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Elsie Emma Harlow, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Ethel Harwood, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Katie Payne Hodge, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R., Australia
Minnie Holmes, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Ethel Julia Marion Keene, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Estelle Venner Keogh, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R., Australia
Mary Walker Langlands, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Dorothy Ann Laughton, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Gertrude Lulham, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Margaret Joan Leonara Lyons, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Elizabeth Lusk Macaulay, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Edinburgh Mental Hospital
Cordelia MacKay, Acting Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Janet McGregor McDonald, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C.
Katherine Violet Sarle Merriman, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Isabel Muirhead Muir, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Gertrude Napper, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Alice Nye, Matron, Nursing Service
Mildred Alice Oakley, Sister, Acting Matron, T.F.N.S.
Ida O'Dwyer, Head Sister, A.A.N.S
Elizabeth Orr, Assistant Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Rachel Patterson, Matron, Nyasaland Nursing Service
Kathleen Agnes Prendergast, Acting Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Minnie Farquharson Proctor, Sister, A.A.N.S.
Elizabeth Rogers, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Violet Rogers, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Alice Rowe, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Amelia Julia, Lady Sargant,, Commandant and Matron, St. Anselm's Hospital, Walmer
Eva Owen Schofield, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary
Helen Donaldson Shearer, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C.
Margaret Helen Smyth, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Alice Violet Stewart, Senior Nursing Sister, Nursing Service
Louisa Stobo, Head Sister, A.A.N.S.
Marky Minto Tait, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Glasgow Western Infirmary
Jean Urquhart, Matron, C.A.M.C.
Margaret Whitson, Matron, British Red Cross Society
Maude Willes,, Sister,, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Eva Florence Wilson, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Nella Myrtle Wilson, Assistant Matron, C.A.M.C.
Adelaide Anne Wood, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.

Second Class (Associate RRC)

Maud Alice Abraham, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Middlesex Hospital
Louisa Joyce Acton, Town Hall Hospital, Torquay
Helen Addison, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Betty Angel, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Royal Free Hospital
Esther Lydia Ashby, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Ellen Atkinson, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Alfreeda Jean Attrill, Nursing Sister, Canadian Nursing Service
Frances Ethel Bach, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, David Lewis Hospital, Liverpool
Annie Baillie, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C.
Geraldine Catherine Ball, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Annie Barns, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, London Hospital
Florence Marion Bartleet, Acting Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Francis Ethel Barwell, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Henrietta Bauman, Sister, South African Medical Nursing Service
Susan Baxter, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Mile End Infirmary
Mary du Caurroy, The Duchess of Bedford, Woburn Auxiliary Hospital, Bedford
Beatrice Emily Beeson, Special Probationers Nursing Service
Louisa Bennett, Sister, British Red Cross Society
Marianne Ballingall Bennett, Assistant Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Mother Mary Berckmans, Matron, Military Hospital, Waterloo Park, Lancashire
Louisa Harriett Berry, Staff Nurse, T.F.N.S.
Elizabeth May Best, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C., Nursing Service
Florence Ethel Bickmore, Sister, B.R.C.S.
Frances May Billington, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R., New Zealand
Annie Blackburn, Staff Nurse, T.F.N.S.
Ada Blackman, London Hospital
Emily Coleclough Blake, Nursing Sister, S.A.M.N.S.
Elsie Blest, Voluntary Aid Detachment
Constance Boschoff, Staff Nurse, Clandon Park, Guildford
Emily Caroline Clifford Bramwell, Matron, The Red House Auxiliary Hospital, Leatherhead
Margaret Allen Brander, Sister, T.F.N.S.
May Gertrude Broadbent, V.A.D.
Katharine Alice Broade, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Flora McDonald Browning, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Royal Infirmary, Sunderland
Mabel Emma Bruce, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C., Nursing Service
Amy Ada Bryant, Matron, Benfleet Hall Auxiliary Hospital, Sutton
Mathilde Bull, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Marguerite Eveline Bunyard, V.A.D.
Ellen Josephine Burke, Staff Nurse, Civil Hospital Reserve, Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast
Georgina Burke-Roche, Sister, Nursing Service
Helen Caig, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Queens Hospital, Birmingham
Nina Cairns, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Alexine Cameron, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Edith Clare Cameron, Sister, Australian Army Nursing Service
Helen Margaret Cameron, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Eve Mary Campbell, Honorary Nursing Sister, East Africa Nursing Service
Mary Roslyn Carr, Matron, B.R.C.S.
Edith Emma Dorothy Carter, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Stella Caulfield, V.A.D.
Kathleen Cawler, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Sarah E. Chadwick, Sister, St. Johns Hospital, Southport
Lily Langshaw Chapman, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Julie Mary Clancy, Staff Nurse, Civil Hospital Reserve, London Hospital
Marguerite Gérard Clément, Sister, Military Hospital, Newcastle upon Tyne
Mary Fynes Clinton, V.A.D.
Lynda Mary Coates, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital
Jessie Alexander Connal, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Isabel Connor, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C., Nursing Service
Ianthe Constantinides, V.A.D.
Edith Marie Cooper, Acting Sister. Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Amy Isabel Coward, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Margaret Rosetta Cox, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Isobella Craig, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Glasgow Royal Infirmary
Mary Craig, Staff Nurse, S.A.M.N.S.
Helen Patterson Crawford, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Mary Matthewson Crichton, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Manchester Royal Infirmary
Annie Crooks, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, London Hospital
Mary Ellen Crow, Sister, Oakenshaw Hospital, Surbiton
Jean P. Cullen, Nursing Sister, Queen Alexandra's Royal Naval Nursing Service
Ethel Mary Cumberledge, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Bartholomew's
Agnes Elizabeth Cummings, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Constance Cundell, V.A.D.
Mary Curran, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Royal City of Dublin Hospital
Elsie Frances Curtis, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Clare Daglish, V.A.D.
May Dale, Nursing Sister, E.A.N.S.
Henrietta Daly, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, London Hospital
Marianne Emaline Dann, Matron, Red Cross Hospital, Hillfield, Reigate
Christina Anderson Davidson, Staff Nurse, T.F.N.S.
Mary Anne Davies, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Isabel May Day, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Alma Margaret Mary Denny, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Christina McI. Dewar, Nursing Sister, Q.A.R.N.N.S.R.
Gertrude Marion Doherty, Staff Nurse, A.A.N.S.
Edith Victoria Donaldson, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R., Australia
Helen Louise Drinkwater, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Mary Annie Earp, V.A.D.
Alice Mary Eastes, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Mary Richmond Easton, Matron, Headquarters, London
Mary Eksteen, Staff Nurse, S.A.M.N.S
Christabel Mary Ellis, V.A.D.
Mary Emerson, Sister, Hildens Military Hospital, Haslemere
Bessie Ernest, V.A.D.
Eliza Ann Everett, Nurse, Regents Park Hospital, Southampton
Margaret Fanny Fell, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Helen Mary Fergusson, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Charlotte Fitzmayer, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Jeanie Fitzpatrick, Dublin.
Nora Fitzpatrick, Nurse, Dublin
May Armstrong Fletcher, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Jean Forbes, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Angela Ford, Sister, Nursing Services
Ella Foskett, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Helen Leila Fox, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Winifred Heath Fray, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C.
Jessica Lillington Freshfield, Sister, B.R.C.S.
Kleo Friend, Commandant, The Castle Auxiliary Hospital, Ryde, Isle of Wight
Mary Furdham, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Jean Fyfe, Asst Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Margaret Mary Galbraith, Asst Matron, C.A.M.C., Nursing Service
Margaret Gall, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Elsie Vera Orby Gascoigne, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Mabel Emily Gascome, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, West Hertfordshire Hospital
Elsie Georgina Gawith, V.A.D.
Kathleen Gawler, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Janet Elizabeth Giles, Matron, B.R.C.S.
Charlotte Mary Gooding, Sister, Kingston, Surbiton and District Red Cross Hospital, New Maiden
Katherine Marsh Gordon, V.A.D. Member
Edith Mary Goss, Lady Superintendent, Palace Auxiliary Hospital, Gloucester
Jemima Helen Grant, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Dora Granville Grayson, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Dorothy Greig, Special Probationers Nursing Service
Edith Hadfield, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Hull Royal Infirmary
Mary Beatrice Hall, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Jessie Jean Halliday, Staff Nurse, T.F.N.S.
Florence Harley, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Eliza Agnes Harrison, Assistant Matron, T.F.N.S.
Sybil M. Harry, Sister, Headquarters, London
Lizzie Haxell, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Sarah Heaney, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C.
Dorothy Henderson, Nursing Sister, Q.A.R.N.N.S.
Frances Henderson, V.A.D.
Helen Catherine Henry, Special Probationer Nursing Service
Georgina Hester, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, University College Hospital
Ruth Hewlett, V.A.D.
Elizabeth Bridges Hill, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Norah Hill, V.A.D.
Margaret Agnes Hilliard, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Guy's Hospital
Gertrude Hind, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Ethel Madeline Gertrude Hirst, Nursing Sister, Q.A.R.N.N.S.
Jennie Holford, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Olive Kathleen Holmes, Nursing Sister, B.R.C.S.
Edith Hounslow, V.A.D.
Amy Howard, Nursing Sister, Canadian Army Nursing Service, Canadian General Hospital, Orpington
Ruth Howlett, V.A.D.
Edith Hudson, Nursing Member, C.A.N.S.
Ethel Hutchings, Sister, Nursing Service
Florance Hyndman, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Sir Patrick Dun's Hospital, Dublin
Georgina Swinton Jacob, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Sybil Ada Catherine Jarvis, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Bartholomew's Hospital
Lilian Maud Jeans, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Charing Cross Hospital
Dorothy Jobson, V.A.D.
Isobella Kate Jobson, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R., Australia
Nora Johnson, V.A.D.
Sarah Persis Johnson, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C. Nursing Service
Kate Elizabeth Jones, Matron, Kingston, Surbiton District Red Cross Hospital, New Maiden
Mary Ann Jones, V.A.D.
Nellie Ida Jordan, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Mabel Kaberry, Acting Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Alicia Mary Kelly, Sister, A.A.N.S.
Evelyn Stewart Killery, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Charlotte Grace Kirkpatrick, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Annie Knox, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Jean Knox, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Helen Lamb, Staff Nurse, T.F.N.S.
Anne Ardagh Langley, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Harriet Lassell, Matron of Kasr-el-Aine Hospital
The Hon. Margaret Cecilia Lawley, V.A.D.
The Hon. Ursula Mary Lawley, V.A.D.
Lorna Priscilla Leatham, V.A.D.
Annie Norrish Lee, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Mary Anderson Linton, Staff Nurse, Civil Hospital Reserve, London Hospital
Constance Little, V.A.D.
Janet McFarlane Livingston, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Mary Frances Looney, Staff Nurse, New Zealand Army Medical Corps Nursing Service
Daisy Lynch, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Leicester Royal County Hospital
Edith Macarthy, V.A.D.
Ella Marie Louise MacFadden, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Nellie Mackenzie, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Annie Forguil Macleod, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Jean Mair, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Letitia Mary Manley, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Middlesex Hospital
Louise Grace Mannell, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Marion S. Marshall, Nursing Sister, Q.A.R.N.N.S.R.
Bertha Martin, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Elizabeth Martin, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C.
Mary Barbara Martin, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Esther Chisholme Masterton, Staff Nurse, Civil Hospital Reserve, Glasgow Royal Infirmary
Beatrice Matthews, Staff Nurse, T.F.N.S.
Margaret Ballantyre McBride, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Madeline McCarthy, V.A.D.
Marion McCormick, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Margaret McCort, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C.
Mary Scott McDonald, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Susannah Josephine McGann, Staff Nurse, New Zealand Army Nursing Service
Jessie McGillivray, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Mary S. McHugh, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Caroline Amelia McIlrath, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Florence McKellar, Staff Nurse, T.F.N.S.
Joan Davina Carstairs McPherson, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Margaret Meikle, Matron, Cadland Auxiliary Hospital, New Forest, Hampshire
Ebba Wendell de Merrall, Nursing Sister, C.A.N.S., Canadian General Hospital, Taplow
Mary Merrill, V.A.D.
Agnes Midgley, Matron, B.R.C.S.
Janet Mitchell, Staff Nurse, T.F.N.S.
Kate Mildred Moore, Matron, Headquarters, London
Grace Morgan, Matron, Arrowe Hall Hospital, Woodchurch, near Birkenhead
Gertrude Daisy Morris, Acting Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Martha Reid Morrison, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Helena Morrough, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Elizabeth Mosey, Sister, A.A.N.S.
Ellen Murray, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Anne Elizabeth Musson, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Amy Augusta Neville, V.A.D.
Dorothy Jane Louisa Newton, Sister, A.A.N.S.
Elizabeth Scott Newton, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Leith General Hospital
Eliza Jane Nicol, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Helena Nisbett, V.A.D.
Millicent Mary Nix, Nurse, The Princess Christian Hospital, Weymouth
Adeline Annie Pallot, Nursing Sister, Nyasaland Nursing Service
Janet Parry, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Violetta Chancha Paschali, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Marian Paterson, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Bartholomew's
Margaret Brand Paterson, Nursing Sister, Q.A.R.N.N.S.
Mary Paul, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Edith Payne, V.A.D.
Margaret Ion Pierson, Special Probationers Nursing Service
Geraldine Platt, V.A.D.
Sophie Eleanor Pollard, Lady Superintendent, Auxiliary Military Hospital, Thirsk
Mary Pool, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Edith Mary Porter, Assistant Matron, T.F.N.S.
Mary Potts, Acting Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Florence Catharine Puddicombe, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Elsie Evelyn Quilter, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Guy's Hospital
Annie Mary Raine, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Katharine Rapson, Matron, St. George's Hill Auxiliary Hospital, Surrey
Ethel Reade, Sister, S.A.M.N.S.
Anne Victoria Reay, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R., Australia
Helena Kate Repton, Matron, B.R.C.S.
Maud Reynolds-Knight, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Westminster Hospital
Kate Ianthe Richardson, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Guy's Hospital
Sarah Jane Robley, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C., Nursing Service
Amy Frances Rohde, V.A.D.
Mary Francis Ronaldson, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Nottingham General Hospital
Mary Ellen Ruck, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Margaret Rudland, Sister, B.R.C.S.
Dorothea Rudman, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Manchester Royal Infirmary
Alice Mary Sampson, Acting Matron, T.F.N.S.
Mabel Scholes, V.A.D.
Elizabeth Sear, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Ethel L. Shute, Matron, St. Andrew's Hospital, Dollis Hill, London
Lilian Sidebotham, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Mary Simon, Matron, Wykeham Abbey Auxiliary Military Hospital, York
Mary Skinner, V.A.D.
Dorothy Carmynow Sloggett, V.A.D.
Ann Smith, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Dora Shanklie Smith, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Elizabeth Smith, Sister, Camberley Auxiliary Military Hospital
Ethel Smith, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Mabel Basden Smith, Nursing Sister, Q.A.R.N.N.S.
Ethel Margaret Spicer, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, London Hospital
Hilda Frances Starbuck, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Ethel Fowler Stephenson, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Ellenor Stevenson, Matron, Auxiliary Hospital, Henley-in-Arden, Warwick
Mary Ramsay Stewart-Richardson, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Annie Maud Stirling, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C.
Emma Jane Stokes, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Isabella Lyle Storar, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Aileen Yvonne Swann, V.A.D.
Dorothy Maud Sweet, V.A.D.
Matilda Goodall Tate, Staff Nurse, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Lavinia Taylor, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Sophie Isabel Thomson, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Jean Todd, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Constance Robina Townend, Assistant Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Lucy Mary Trumble, Staff Nurse, N.Z.A.N.S.
Sadie Tyler, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Ethel Frances Upton, Nursing Sister, C.A.M.C.
Mabel Vivian, Matron, The Princess Christian Hospital, Weymouth
Ellen Constance Wadling, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, St. Thomas's Hospital
Agnes Walker, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Ann Wilson Wallace, Nursing Sister, S.A.N.S.
Dorothy Ward, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Phyllis Mary Waterland, Assistant Matron, B.R.C.S.
Amy Waterman, Acting Sister, Civil Hospital Reserve, Middlesex Hospital
Ethel Frances Watkins, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Agnes Colthart Watson, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Helena Hendrina Weise, Sister, S.A.M.N.S.
Jean Wells, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Gertrude Whitehurst, V.A.D.
Cicely Wicksteed, V.A.D.
Clarice Malvenie Williams, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Edith Mary Williams, Matron, Red Cross Hospital, Brecon, South Wales
Margaret Williams, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Ida Grace Willis, Assistant Matron, N.Z.A.N.S.
Annie Paterson Wilson, Acting Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Isabella Wilson, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.R.
Eleanor Miriam Woodhouse, Sister, T.F.N.S.
Mary Gertrude Woodrow, Matron, Caenshill Auxiliary Hospital, Weybridge
Elizabeth Ann Woodward, Sister, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Violet Isobel Wotton, V.A.D.
Elizabeth Young-Scott, V.A.D.

Awarded a Bar to the Royal Red Cross (RRC*)

Ethel Hope Becher,, Matron-in-Chief, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Sidney Jane Brown,, Matron-in-Chief, T.F.N.S.
Jane Hoadley,, Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Beatrice Isabel Jones,, Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Emma Maud McCarthy,, Matron-in-Chief, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Sarah Elizabeth Oram,, Principal Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Anne Beadsmore Smith,, Principal Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.
Mary Wilson Principal Matron, Q.A.I.M.N.S.

Medal of the Order of the British Empire

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

Robert Adair. For courage in continuing to work his engine while molten metal was falling round him.
Mary Adams. For courage in assisting others, at great personal risk, in a fire.
Charles Alford. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
Arthur Ernest Allen. For courage in rescuing a fellow-worker at great personal risk.
Arthur Joseph Allen. For courage and resource in assisting to extinguish a fire at an explosives factory at great personal risk.
James Andrew. For courage in remaining at his work during a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion.
John Andrewartha, Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a submarine.
Edwin Bolwell Andrews. For courage in extinguishing a fire in chemical works under circumstances of grave personal danger.
John Edward Andrews. For courage in keeping up steam immediately after an explosion when another explosion seemed imminent.
Charles Armes, Cable Foreman, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
F. W. Assirati, Postman. Devotion to duty under specially difficult and dangerous circumstances.
Jesse Attrill, Boatswain. For coolness and resource in averting a serious accident to one of H.M. Ships.
Ethel Alice Auger. For courage and high example in remaining at her post on a tram, and thus preventing severe casualties to fellow-workers. In doing so she was severely injured.
Sidney Aylward. For courage and resource in subduing a fire at imminent personal risk.
George Badger. For courage and self-sacrifice in attempting to save life, in spite of severe personal injuries.
George William Badsey. For courage in fighting, at very great personal risk, a fire caused by an explosion.
John Baillie, Chargeman of Engine Fitter, Northern Base. For courage and perseverance in carrying out work involving much exposure and risk.
George Baird. For courage in saving a child from drowning at the works and returning at once to his work.
Daniel Ball. For courage in having several times effected temporary repairs to important plant in an explosives factory at considerable risk to his life.
George Charles Bannister, For great courage in clearing a man-hole at great personal risk.
John Thomas Barber, Carpenter, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Henry Barnard. For courage in fighting a fire at great personal risk while many bags of explosives were being removed.
Thomas Henry Bashford. For great courage on two occasions, entering a tank to recover a fellow-workman who was gassed, and entering a tar still heater.
Robert Baxter. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow-worker at great personal risk.
Beatrice Oxley Beaufort. For courage and high example in continuing to do very dangerous experimental work in spite of injuries received in consequence.
Fanny Elizabeth Beaumont, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
John Finnis Beer, Cable Hand. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Thomas Bond Bellis. For courage and resource in assisting, at great personal risk, to extinguish a fire at an explosives factory.
Samuel Hall Bennett. For courage in returning to work within an hour of breaking his thumb whilst at work at age 69.
Myra Grace Bessent, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Sydney Rome Black, Assistant Draughtsman. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a submarine.
James Elias Bloomfield. For courage in extricating living and dead from ruined buildings under circumstances of great danger.
Emmanuel Bloxam. For great courage displayed on the occasion of a serious explosion, when he assisted in extinguishing a fire and saved the life of a fellow-worker at very great personal danger.
Robert Leach Boal. For courage in keeping down a fire in an explosives factory.
Edward Bond. For courage in closing a main valve on a steam boiler at great personal risk of scalding and suffocation.
Francis Booker, Leading Man, Works Dept., Portsmouth Dockyard, For perseverance in carrying out certain difficult works in the face of grave risks due to bad weather.
John Booth. For courage in extinguishing a fire on two occasions at very great personal risk.
Lilian Ada Bostock, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Arthur Bradbury. For courage in dealing with fires in an explosives factory and remaining at work in a poisonous atmosphere in order to ensure the safety of plant.
George Arthur Bradbury. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory at great personal risk.
Martha Bramhall. For courage in remaining continuously afc a very dangerous task in spite of the occurrence of several explosions.
J. H. Brelsford. For courage in assisting, though severely injured, to rescue fellow-workers and to extinguish a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion.
Amelia Brisley. For courage and high example in cases of explosion in a factory.
Emily Brooke. For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosives factory.
Andrew Brown. For conspicuous courage in stopping a fire and giving the alarm, under circumstances of the gravest personal danger, after he had been injured by the explosion and rendered unconscious.
Edwin Brown. For courage in extinguishing a fire after an explosion in which he lost the sight of an eye, and enabling 600 of his fellow-workers to get clear.
Ethel Brown. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Harry Brown. For courage in working continuously under circumstances of very great danger.
Mary Brown. For courage and high example in getting work started again under circumstances of considerable danger.
William Bryant. For courage in preventing further serious explosion in a filling factory, at very great personal risk.
John Buckley. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
Margaret Winifred Burdett-Coutts. For courage in that, after losing a finger and badly lacerating her hand in a circular saw, she went away quietly to have it treated, in order not to unnerve her fellow workers.
Marion Burrell, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
James Burton. For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops, at great personal risk.
Louisa Busby. For courage in returning to work after an accident resulting in loss of right hand and other injuries.
Edith Butler. For courage, resource, and high example. Has saved the lives of at least two workers, and has displayed exceptional skill and courage in several serious accidents.
Gertrude Elizabeth Butler. For courage and high example in continuing at her work during a fire, under circumstances of great danger.
George Patrick Campbell, Carpenter, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft, in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Richard Cardo. For courage and resource shown on several occasions under circumstances of great personal danger.
Louisa Margaret Carlton, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids and bombardment from the sea.
Samuel Carter. For courage and resource in saving the life of a chemist and three workers who were overcome by fumes in an explosives factory.
Florence Marie Cass, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty while in charge of a telephone exchange during a serious explosion at a neighbouring munition works.
Sydney Chambers. For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops at great personal risk.
William Frank Chorley. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
Annie Clarke. For courage in keeping workers together under circumstances of great danger.
Mabel Eleanor Clarke, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Alexander Clelland. For courage and resource under circumstances of great danger.
Gertrude Coles. For courage in returning to work after her hand had been mutilated by an explosion.
John Corder. For courage in fighting a fire caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.
Alexander Cornelius. For courage in having, on two occasions, saved a large amount of raw material in an explosives factory at the risk of his life.
Thomas Cosby, Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a new submarine.
Herbert Luigi Costa. For courage in continuing to work under circumstances of great danger.
Mabel Rosa Cox, Chargewoman, Royal Naval Cordite Factory. For devotion to duty and great presence of mind in averting an explosion when in charge of a guncotton press.
May Victoria Croucher. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire at an explosives factory.
Thomas Crutchley. For courage in entering a gas main and saving the lives of two workers who were gassed, at very great personal risk.
Sophia Cunningham. For courage and high example in continuing her duties immediately after a severe explosion.
John Cuskearn. For courage in making a determined attempt to recover a valuable instrument from the cooling pond, in consequence of which he contracted blood poisoning and nearly died.
Lucie Jane Dartnell, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
James Davidson, Bricklayer's Labourer. For courage in rescuing a fellow-workman who had been overcome by gas inside a gas apparatus.
Ben Davies. For courage and high example in remaining at work for an hour after being painfully burnt on his hands, face and neck, and returning to duty for another five hours immediately after treatment.
James Henry Davies, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Showed habitual courage in carrying out repairs to submarine cables in difficult and dangerous waters.
Robert John Davies, Electrical Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage and self-sacrifice on the occasion of an explosion on a submarine boat, on which he was at work.
Violet Annie Davies. For courage in remaining at her post at the telephone during a severe explosion. Age 15.
William Dixon. For courage in rescuing a fellow-worker at great personal risk.
Joseph Doran. For courage and resource in preventing a fire in an explosives factory, under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.
James Downie, Engine Fitter. For courage and prompt action in helping to extinguish fires which had broken out in the stokeholds of two patrol vessels fitting out.
John Duff. For courage in preventing a serious explosion under circumstances of great danger.
James Duffy. For courage in attempting to stop a fire in an explosives factory under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.
Peter Dunbabin. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
Lucien Duncombe. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
Albun Dunn. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker after an explosion, and giving the alarm, although himself injured by an explosion.
Bertha Annie Florence Easter, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Nicholas Edghill. For courage in helping to subdue fire at great personal risk.
Mabel Ann Edwards. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire at an explosives factory.
Nora Egan. For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosives factory.
Henry Etheridge, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Frank Cyril Evans. For self-sacrifice in continuing to work, though blind in one eye and the other affected, caused by an accident at work, and in spite of constant pain.
Fred Evans. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
James Evans. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
May Evans. For courage in assisting to stop a fire in an explosives factory at considerable danger to her life.
Francis Fagan, Special Constable, For rescuing a drowning man from Holyhead Harbour in circumstances of difficulty and danger.
Alfred William James Fautley. For courage and resource in stopping a fire in highly inflammable material, at the risk of his life and at the cost of severe injuries.
Rosa Frances Finbow. For courage in returning to work after serious injury to her face through an explosion.
Jane Fisher. For courage in assisting to stop a fire in an explosives factory at considerable danger to her life.
Maude Fisher. For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosives factory.
Michael Fitzpatrick. For courage in attempting to save part of an explosives factory at great risk of his life.
Bertha Flintoff, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during an air-raid.
James Harold Foster. For courage in helping to extinguish a fire at cost of serious injuries to himself.
Bernard John Francis. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow worker.
Frank Charles Frazer. For courage in preventing an explosion in a filling factory at great personal risk, though partly blinded and suffering considerable pain from explosion.
William Gilchrist. For self-sacrifice and high example in persisting in work which is often dangerous, though suffering from an incurable disease and often suffering great pain.
Margaret Annie Louise Godfrey, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during an air-raid.
Robert William Godfrey, Diver, Admiralty Salvage Section. For courage and devotion to duty in Gallipoli, diving on many occasions when the beaches were being shelled.
William Gommersall. For several acts of great courage and self-sacrifice.
Edna Goodenough. For continuing to work after suffering serious injuries through an explosion, resulting in loss of right eye.
James Gosling. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
James Grainger. For courage in having, on two occasions, continued at his work in an explosives factory under circumstances of great danger, thereby stopping further damage.
Frank Wallis Green. For courage and resource in subduing a fire at imminent personal risk.
John Green. For courage and self-sacrifice in dealing with acid and poisonous fumes.
Thomas Edwin Ernest Griffiths. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
Frederick Thomas Grigsby. For courage and high example in continuing at his duty during a series of severe explosions.
Frederick Edward Hall. For courage in carrying out very dangerous experiments in a highly-poisonous atmosphere.
James Hamilton. For courage and resource in preventing a fire in an explosives factory under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.
Alice Hanson. For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosives factory.
James Harley, Assistant Foreman Ironworker. For courage in entering a confined space in a vessel, which was full of noxious fumes, and plugging holes in the structure.
Elsie Lilian Harman, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
John David Harris
Doris Hirst, Telephonist. For courage in fighting a fire caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.
Mary Hartley. For courage and high example: in remaining at her engine and controlling it after having been badly wounded by breakage, of the governor and returning to her work a week later.
Thomas Havery, Chancery Servant at the British Embassy, Petrograd. Courageous conduct in the discharge of his duties during the revolutionary disturbances in March 1917.
E. James Hawkins. For courage in preventing an explosion and fire at great personal risk.
William Henry Hayden. For great courage at very great personal risk on the occasion of several fires in a filling factory.
Ethel Head. For courage and high example in rescuing fellow workers after an explosion.
Alice Ann Healey, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
William Heather, Cable Foreman, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
William Hemmingsley. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow worker.
Harry Hepworth. For great courage shown at an outbreak of fire in an explosion factory.
Gladys Elizabeth Herrington. For courage in volunteering to undertake dangerous work after a fatal accident.
Amos Freke Hesman. For courage in preventing an explosion and fire, at great personal risk.
William Hewitt. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker, who was overcome by poisonous fumes, at great personal risk.
Ethel Nora Elizabeth Hickey, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids and on the occasion of a fire.
Thomas Hickey, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Has displayed great courage while carrying out telegraph work under dangerous conditions.
William Charles Hicks, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Has rendered valuable service since the beginning of the war. Has remained at his post absolutely alone day and night, in spite of danger from submarine or other attacks.
Alfred Higgs. For courage and resource in saving the lives of two of his fellow workers, at great personal risk.
Frederick Higham, Special Constable. Swam to an airship which had fallen into a river and assisted two of the crew to reach the bank.
Edward Hill, Steel Smelter. For courage and endurance on many occasions. Remained at her post until relieved, on the occasion of a very serious explosion at munition works, notwithstanding the fact that the explosions were almost, continuous, and that the police advised the officers on duty to leave the building.
George William Hobbs, Boatswain, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Thomas William Hobbs, Chargeman of Engine Fitters, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a new submarine.
Frank Hodgkinson. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory, at great personal risk.
George Hogan. For courage and resource in subduing a fire, at imminent personal risk.
Victoria Irene Holdsworth. For courage and resource in preventing serious injuries to a fellow worker.
Annie Holly. For courage in continuing at work, though suffering from severe injuries to eye, caused by an explosion.
Janet Holmes. For courage and resource on the occasion of an explosion in a filling factory.
Mrs Holttum. For courage in assisting to save the lives of fellow workers during a fire which resulted in a serious explosion, though sustaining severe injuries herself.
G. Hulley. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire, which resulted in a very serious explosion.
William Hulme. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory, at great personal risk.
Mabel Hunt, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during an air raid.
Walter William Hunt. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker.
William Hunt. For courage and resource on two occasions in preventing serious fires. Age 66.
Frederick Innes, For high courage and resource in closing the outlet valve of a collapsed gas-holder, in which the gas was alight.
Horace Ivin, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Has done valuable service under dangerous conditions, repairing submarine cables carrying naval and military wires.
Florence Jackson. For courage displayed during a time of great danger in a filling factory.
William Jackson. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow worker at very great risk to himself.
Herbert Janes. For courage in returning to work immediately after his hand had been dressed on account of his losing three fingers in a shearing machine.
Jack Lane Jeffery. For courage connected with production and testing of exceptionally dangerous materials.
Charles William Johnson. For courage and resource shown on several occasions under circumstances of great personal danger.
Charles William James Johnson. For courage in carrying out repairs to plant in explosives factory in the presence of dangerous gases.
Ellen Johnson, Sorting Clerk and Telegraphist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Alfred Frank Jones, For great courage and high example shown on the occasion of a severe explosion in an explosives factory.
John Richard Jones. For courage and resource in assisting to extinguish a fire at an explosives factory at great personal risk.
Maurice Jones, Inspector, Engineering Department, General Post Office. Has carried out two very dangerous missions, successfully passing through hostile lines at great personal risk.
Robert Jones. For courage and resource in assisting to extinguish a fire at a filling factory, at imminent risk of serious explosion.
Thomas Jones. For courage and high example in doing hard work for long hours in spite of his age.
George Henry Jordan. For courage in fighting a fire caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.
John Kane. For courage in saving the lives of several fellow-workers who were buried in the lining of a furnace which they were repairing.
W. A. Keeling. For courage in remaining at his work during a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion.
Mary Keenan. For courage and high example on the work after sustaining severe injury to face and eyes, on account of an explosion.
Mary Kiaer. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire at a filling factory.
Herbert John King. For courage in extinguishing a fire in an explosives factory at very great risk to his life.
Rosa Kate Kipling. For courage in returning to her work after seven and a half months serious illness and several operations caused by an explosion.
James Kirby, Ship Fitter, Portsmouth Dockyard. For self-sacrifice in helping to extricate an injured fellow-workman from a place of danger, though he himself was dangerously injured.
Walter Reginald Knight. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory and removing explosives from the burning building.
John Knox. For courage in saving the lives of several fellow-workers who were buried in the lining of a furnace which they were repairing.
Robert Lake, Fitter and Outside Erector. For courage on board a submarine in dangerous circumstances.
Patrick Lambe, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Rendered very valuable service in picking up and repairing wires which had been shot down.
Charles Henry Lambert, Master Mariner, Examination Service and Rescue Tugs, Dover Dockyard. For courage and skill displayed in towing cargo and other ships out of a minefield after they had been mined.
Albert Frederick Lane. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Philip C. Langridge, Inspector, Engineering Department, General Post Office. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Michael Lavelle. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
Ada Mary Laws, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to-duty during air-raids.
Ethel Mary Leeds, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Mabel Lethbridge. For courage and high example shown on the occasion of an accident in a filling factory, causing loss of one leg and severe injuries to the other.
John James Lewes, Skilled Labourer, Works Department, Portsmouth Dockyard, For great skill and daring in the performance of difficult and dangerous work in connection with certain works at Portsmouth.
Frederick John Lewis, Leading Man, Chatham Dockyard. For courage, skill and resource exhibited in a marked degree.
Alfred Leyland. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying, out dangerous experiments.
Albert Lickess. For great courage and high example shown in dealing with a fire at an explosives factory under circumstances of very exceptional danger.
Arthur Lipscombe. For courage in stopping a fire in a powder factory under circumstances of exceptional danger to his life.
Robert Andrew Lockwood, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Has done exceptional service during rough weather in effecting repairs to submarine cables carrying naval and military wires.
Tom Oliver Lodder, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Showed great courage and devotion while in charge of a telegraph station, carrying out his duties under fire.
Albert James Lowe. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
Alice Ludlow. For courage and high example on the occasion of an explosion and prompt return to work.
William McAlpine. For courage and self-sacrifice in returning to work after losing, three fingers of right, hand owing to an accident and before the wounds were properly healed.
Agnes McCann. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow-worker entangled in dangerously running machinery, at great risk to her life.
James McDonald. For courage in attempting to save the life of a fellow-worker who was gassed in a gas main by entering it at very great personal risk.
James McDonald, Ironwork Erector. For courage in the rescue of fellow workmen who were overcome by gas.
George McDougall. For courage in saving the lives of several fellow-workers who were buried in the lining of a furnace which they were repairing.
Edward McFarlane. For courage in saving the lives of two of his fellow-workers by entering an ash receiver full of monoxide gas.
James McGhie, Under Foreman Joiner. For bravery at the cost of serious personal injury in saving a half-blind labourer from being run over by a locomotive.
Michael McGrath. For courage in ascending a furnace under conditions so dangerous that all others had refused to do so.
May Louise Mclntyre. For courage and high example on the occasion of an accident at a filling factory.
John McMaddocks, For great courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory. He brought the drenchers into action, and used his own body to prevent draught fanning the flames in stoves.
Albert Herbert Male. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Daisy Marsh. For courage and resource in utilising emergency fire appliances on the occasion of an explosion at an explosives factory.
Thomas Martin. For courage displayed on two occasions in dealing with an explosion and a fire at works producing highly inflammable liquids under circumstances of exceptional danger.
Mollie Josephine Mason, Munition Worker, Chatham Dockyard. For courage and presence of mind in averting panic among women workers who were occupants of an overturned railway carriage.
Robert Massey. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
John Master. For courage in preventing an explosion and fire at great personal risk.
Edith Blanche Maw, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
William Alfred Mayall. For courage and high example on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Edward Medine. For courage in saving the lives of several fellow workers who, were buried in the lining of a furnace which they were repairing.
Walter Mee. For courage and resource in dealing with a fire at the cost of bodily injury.
James Menzies. For courage and high example on the occasion of a serious explosion.
William Meredith. For courage in saving the life of a fellow workman who had been rendered unconscious by foul gas.
Annie Dyer Merralls, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Robert Miller. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker who was overcome by poisonous fumes, at great personal risk.
Rose Mills. For courage displayed on the occasion of an explosion, at great personal risk.
G. Mitchell. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion.
George Edgar Mitchell. For courage and high, example on several occasions of explosion and fire in a shell filling; factory.
John Joseph Christopher Monks, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. On many occasions continued his work under fire, displaying great zeal and courage
Margaret Moody, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
David George Morgan. For courage and high example in picking up and drowning a shell which had become accidentally ignited.
William Morgan. For courage and resource in assisting to extinguish a fire at a filling factory, at imminent risk of serious explosion.
Nora Morphet. For courage and high example in continuously working long hours in a poisonous atmosphere which habitually affected her health.
Frederick Thomas Morris. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Maggie Mulholland. For courage and very high example in her behaviour when in charge of a canteen adjoining a store of explosives which was on fire.
George Myers. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
Abraham Naar, Sorter. Devotion to duty under specially difficult and dangerous circumstances.
Thomas Nadin, Engineer of Yard Craft, Sheerness Dockyard. For courage, self-sacrifice and exceptional skill in the salvage of a merchant ship in a minefield.
Arthur John Neal. For courage in a serious accident due to bursting of crucible of melted metal. Though severely injured, he kept the others calm and had them attended to first, though they were in less danger.
Joan Nelson. For courage in continuing to work in an explosives factory, under circumstances of grave danger.
George William Newson. For courage in fighting a fire caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.
Violet Newton. For courage in returning to work after a serious accident in which two workers were killed, and she was severely injured.
G. R. Norris. For courage in remaining at his work during a fire which resulted in a very serious explosion, from which he suffered bodily injuries.
James Joseph O'Callaghan. For courage in extinguishing a fire on the wooden roof of part of a filling factory, under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.
Percy O'Keefe. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory, and removing explosives from the turning building.
Edward Henry Lewis Owen, Cable Hand, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Roland Basset Paine. For courage displayed on the occasion of a severe accident resulting in serious mutilation of his hand. He insisted on returning to his dangerous occupation as soon as bandages were removed.
Nellie Ena Ann Palmer, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Charles Parker, Skilled Labourer, Devonport Dockyard, For self-sacrifice and distinguished conduct whilst engaged on salvage operations.
William Parker. For courage in helping to extinguish a fire in tar works contiguous to filling factory at great personal risk; in attempting to rescue a surveyor and workman gassed in a sewer, at great risk to his life.
George Parkinson. For courage and resource in preventing a serious explosion at an explosives factory.
Frederick Payne. For courage in dealing with a fire caused by an explosion, under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.
Agnes Pearson, Telephonist. On the occasion of a very serious explosion at munition works she remained at her post until relieved, notwithstanding the fact that the explosions were almost continuous and that the police advised the officers on duty to leave the building.
Georgina Peeters. For courage and resource in saving the life of a fellow-worker by stopping a machine at great risk to herself.
Wilfred Edward Pendray. For courage in recovering the plug of a cock under circumstances of grave danger.
Mary Pendreigh. For courage and high example on the occasion of an accident at a filling factory.
Frederick William Pepper. For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops at great personal risk.
Robert Charles Percy, Acting Inspector of Shipwrights, Northern Base, For devotion to duty in effecting repairs under dangerous conditions.
Agnes Mary Peters. For great courage and high example in continuing to do work of an exceptionally dangerous nature, which finally resulted in an accident, by which she was totally blinded and otherwise injured.
Daniel Plume. For courage shown on the occasion of an explosion and at several minor fires, at great personal risk.
Walter Plummer, Skilled Labourer, Portsmouth Dockyard. For courage and perseverance in the performance of his duties during an explosion.
Walter Poll. For courage and high example in dealing with a serious fire at a gas works.
John Thomas Poole, Master of Yard Craft, Chatham Dockyard, For perseverance and conspicuous skill under conditions of extreme difficulty and danger.
Henry William John Porter, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Showed courage and devotion to duty during repeated air-raids. On one occasion he set to work on the restoration of naval circuits while explosions were taking place fifty yards away.
Ellen Lenora Potter. For courage and resource in extinguishing a fire, at great personal risk.
James Pound. For self-sacrifice in working long hours in a highly poisonous atmosphere, where he was several times burnt by acid, and at times almost overcome by fumes.
Harry Price. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
William Henry Price. For courage in attempting to stop a fire in an explosives factory under exceptionally dangerous circumstances. He lost four fingers and practically the use of both hands, while his face was permanently disfigured.
William Thomas Pugh. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Florence Pullen. For courage in continuing to work in spite of serious suffering from an accident caused by an explosion.
Ethel Mary Pullinger, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air-raids.
Richard Hayward Purser. For courage and self-sacrifice in working long hours in spite of severe physical disabilities brought about by hardships incurred in the retreat from Mons.
Robert Rae, Coastwatcher, Machrihanish, Kintyre. For rendering valuable assistance to one of H.M. Ships under conditions of great difficulty.
William H. Rawlin. For courage and high example in saving workers and maintaining order on the occasion of an explosion in a filling factory.
William Dennis Reardon, Sorter. Devotion to duty under specially difficult and dangerous circumstances.
Albert Edward Reeves. For courage in recovering the plug of a cock under circumstances of grave danger.
Donald Renfrew, Chief Draughtsman, Kelvin, Bottomley & Baird, Ltd. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a submarine.
Robert Roberts. For courage in saving the life of a fellow worker at a fire in an explosives factory, under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.
George Robinson. For courage and self-sacrifice in carrying out dangerous experiments.
Maggie Rock. For courage and high example on the occasion of an accident at a filling factory.
Charles William Beaver Roll. For courage in attempting to rescue his foreman, by entering an ash receiver full of carbon monoxide gas.
James Gordon Ross, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Displayed courage and resource in maintaining telephonic communication during, an air-raid.
Alfred Rudge. For courage in extinguishing a fire in an explosives factory at very great risk to his life.
Thomas William Rudge, Millwright. For courage and coolness whilst engaged on dangerous work.
John Ryan, Mate of Yard draft, Haulbowline Dockyard, For his splendid example of pluck and discipline during, salvage operations.
Thomas Ryan. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
Alfred Salenger. For courage and self-sacrifice in volunteering for work on dangerous experiments, in the course of which he lost four fingers.
John Frederick Sams. For courage and high example in remaining at his post on a tram, and thus preventing severe casualties to fellow-workers. In doing so he was severely injured.
Richard Sanders, Engine Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a new submarine.
William Saunders. For courage in attempting to save the lives of workers who were gassed in a gas main, at very great personal risk.
Edward Scott. For courage in averting a serious accident in a mill, at grave risk to his own life. His arm was badly crushed, and has since had to be amputated.
Percy Sears. For courage and his example in preventing a fire in an explosives factory, at grave risk to his life.
Charlie Shaw. For courage and resource in dealing with a fire at an explosives factory, at great personal risk.
Leonard Short, Engine Fitter, Portsmouth Dockyard. For courage and self-sacrifice during salvage operations.
Lawrence Simpson. For courage in extinguishing a fire on two occasions, at very great personal risk.
Sydney Simpson, Skilled Workman, General Post Office. Showed great courage as well as resource on the occasion of a very severe explosion at adjoining munition works. He sent away to a safe place the women operators, and himself maintained uninterrupted telephonic communication.
William Sinclair. For courage in rescuing a driver who was underneath a railway engine which had begun to move.
Harry Skinner. For courage and resource in extinguishing a fire in a filling factory at imminent risk of serious explosion, in rescuing two fellow-workers gassed in a sewer, at very great personal risk.
Laurence Skinner. For courage in attempting to stop a fire in an explosives factory under exceptionally dangerous circumstances.
Frank Slater, For great courage shown during a fire in an explosives factory.
Minnie Sleeford, Assistant Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
Beatrice Evelyn Smith. For courage in returning to her post at the risk of her life in order to avert danger to the works.
Francis Emily Esther Smith, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
John Smith. For courage in assisting to extinguish a fire in an explosives factory at great personal risk.
Thomas William Fletcher Smith, Tug Master, Dover Dockyard. For courage, initiative and perseverance on salvage operations.
James Snape. For courage and high example in quelling fires during an explosion at great personal risk.
William Snead. For courage in entering a gas main and saving the lives of two workers who were gassed, at very great personal risk.
Sidney Charles Soley. For courage and resource in dealing with a hand grenade about to explode, whereby he saved several lives.
Hannah Spash. For courage and high example in continuing her work in a filling factory, after having been on three separate occasions injured by explosions.
Edward Spencer. For courage and high example in continuing at work in an explosives factory under circumstances of grave danger.
Sidney Arthur Stammers, Cable Hand, General Post Office. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Lily Stanyon. For courage and resource in saving the life of a crane driver at considerable risk to herself.
Edith Steed. For courage and high example in volunteering immediately after a fatal accident to undertake the more dangerous work in the Dept. concerned.
Florence Eliza Steggel, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
Fanny Eleanor Steward, Assistant Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
John Stewart. For courage in remaining at work and seeing his job through after being severely shaken by an explosion at an explosives factory.
George William Stocks, Leading Cable Hand. Employed on cable ships and small craft in connection with war work in dangerous waters.
Walter Stokes. For courage in attempting to save the lives of two workers who were gassed in a gas main by entering it at very great personal risk.
William Leverington Stokes. For courage in volunteering to extinguish a fire at cost of serious injuries.
George Robert Stone, Master of Yard Craft, Sheerness Dockyard. For courage, self-sacrifice and exception, all in skill in the salvage of a merchant ship in a minefield.
Maggie Storey. For courage and high example in extinguishing a dangerous fire at an explosives factory under exceptionally risky circumstances.
Ernest Stubley. For courage in remaining at his post in circumstances of considerable danger in order to safeguard the works.
Robert Studbohne. For courage and resource in preventing a serious explosion at an explosives factory.
Gilbert George Sutcliffe, Inspector, Engineering Dept., General Post Office. Rendered valuable service in the construction and maintenance of telephones under fire.
Herbert Sykes. For courage in testing aircraft in spite of severe accidents.
Walter William James Symons, Shipwright Apprentice. For courage and presence of mind in the rescue of a fellow-workman from drowning.
Samuel William Tabb, Acting Mate of Yard Craft, Devonport Dockyard. For courage and skill in handling his tug in assisting to rescue a torpedoed merchant ship from a dangerous position in heavy weather.
Joseph Edward Talbot. For courage in continuing to work in a poisonous atmosphere, even though suffering seriously from effects.
Alfred Tansom, Chargeman of Baggers, Portsmouth Dockyard. For courage and coolness in urgent salvage operations.
Frederick Francis Taylor. For courage in fighting a fire at great personal risk while many bags of explosives were being removed.
George Terry. For courage in working continuously under circumstances of very great danger.
Charles William Thome, Engineer, For perseverance and devotion to duty in trying circumstances, often attended by considerable danger.
Samuel George Thorneycroft. For courage on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
Thomas Tickner. For courage and resource in dealing with an outbreak of fire at a filling factory.
William John Tidey. For courage in fighting a fire, caused by an explosion, at very great personal risk.
Joseph Henry Trask, Special Constable. For courage in rescuing injured men from a burning and collapsed building at great personal risk.
Walter Trebble, Skilled Labourer, Works Department, Portsmouth Dockyard, For great skill and daring in the performance of difficult and dangerous work in connection with certain works at Portsmouth.
William Trotman, Engine Fitter, Devonport Dockyard. For courage on the occasion of the trials of a new submarine.
Ella Trout, While fishing, accompanied only by a boy of ten, she saw that a steamer had been torpedoed and was sinking. Though fully realising the danger she ran from enemy submarines, she pulled rapidly to the wreck and succeeded in rescuing a drowning sailor.
Alfred Clifford George Valentine. For courage and resource in dealing with a shell in which the top ring of the fuse had fired.
E. Vass. For courage in stopping a fire in an explosives factory at grave risk to his life.
Edith Emily Venus, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
Robert George Vicary. For courage displayed on the occasion of an explosion. He continued to work, though permanently injured by the accident.
Mary Walker. For courage in continuing to work in an explosives factory under circumstances of grave danger.
Ernest Wall, For two acts: of courage and self-sacrifice in clearing a choked acid main, and on the occasion of a fire in an explosives factory.
John M. Wallace, Electrical Fitter. For courage, initiative and devotion to duty in trying circumstances.
Lilian Blanche Wallace. For courage displayed during a time of great danger in a filling factory.
Amelia Jane Ward, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids and bombardments from the sea.
Daniel Vincent Ward, Inspector, Engineering Department, General Post Office. Displayed courage and resource while Controlling Officer in a neighbourhood exposed to many bombardments by sea-craft and aeroplanes.
George Frederick Ward. For courage in shutting off outlet master valve of a gasholder during a fire caused by explosion, at serious personal risk.
Nellie Ward, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
Frances Mary Watson. For courage on the occasion of a serious explosion and assisting a fellow-worker to escape at great personal danger.
Frank Watson. For courage in removing a large quantity of high explosives during a fire.
John Watson. For courage in attempting to rescue his foreman by entering an ash receiver full of carbon monoxide gas.
Ada Watt. For courage in continuing to work in an explosives factory under circumstances of grave danger.
Arthur Webber. For courage and resource in giving valuable assistance on the occasion of an explosion at an explosives factory.
Dorothy Kate West, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
George Whatton. For courage and resource in subduing a fire at imminent personal risk.
Dorothy Florence Whibley, Telephonist. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during an air raid.
Robert Leonard White. For courage in remaining at his work after being very seriously injured.
Mary Agnes Wilkinson, Telephonist. Rendered invaluable service at a telephone exchange on the occasion of a fire and serious explosion at a munition works close by, proceeding to her post through the danger zone at grave personal risk.
William Williams. For courage and resource in extinguishing a fire under circumstances of exceptional danger.
James Winter, Inspector, Engineering Department, General Post Office. Rendered special services in repairing wires under very dangerous conditions and was frequently under fire.
Gertrude Wood, Supervisor, Telephones. Displayed great courage and devotion to duty during air raids.
Alfred Charles Wright. For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops at great personal risk.
William Wyatt, Skilled Labourer, Sheerness Dockyard, For his self-sacrifice and devotion to duty in a time of danger.
James Youll. For courage in saving the life of a fellow workman who had been rendered unconscious by foul gas.
Alfred Charles Wright Young. For great courage in rescuing workers from burning explosives shops at great personal risk.

Distinguished Service Order (DSO)

Vice-Admiral Evelyn Robert le Marchant
Rear-Admiral Reginald Arthur Allenby,
Rear-Admiral Cyril Everard Tower
Rear-Admiral Herbert Arthur Stevenson Fyler,
Wing Commander Peregrine Forbes Morant Fellowes,
Engineer Commander Mark Rundle,
Staff Paymaster Hugh Miller,
Staff Surgeon Henry Cooper, BA,
Lieutenant-Commander Charles Mahon Redhead,, Royal Naval Reserve
Flight Commander Alexander MacDonald Shook,, Royal Naval Air Service
Major Henry Shafto Adair, Cheshire Regiment
Major Henry Rainier Adams, Royal Garrison Artillery.
Local Colonel John Ainsworth,, Royal Artillery Forces
Reverend Michael Adler, Chaplain to the Forces, 3rd Class, Royal Army Chaplains' Department.
Major Nigel Woodford Aitken,, Royal Garrison Artillery
Captain William Philip Jopp Akerman,, Royal Field Artillery
Captain Edmund Alderson, MD, Royal Army Medical Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Percy Stuart Allan, Gordon Highlanders
Captain Stanley Guy Allden, Army Service Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Lewis Arthur Allen, Army Service Corps
Major Henry Irving Rodney Allfrey,, Somerset Light Infantry
Captain Arthur Emilius David Anderson,, King's Own Scottish Borderers, Special Reserve
Major Charles Abbot Anderson, Manchester Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Cecil Ford Anderson, Royal Engineers
Temporary Captain John Anderson, Royal Army Medical Corps
Captain Walter Alexander Armitage, Special Reserve, York & Lancaster Regiment, and Machine Gun Corps
Major Bening Mourant Arnold, Hampshire, Royal Garrison Artillery
Major Francis Anson Arnold-Foster, Royal Field Artillery
Captain Kenneth Hugh Lowden Arnott,, East Lancashire Regiment
Major James Arnold Arrowsmith-Brown, Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel Sydney William Louis Aschwanden, Royal Field Artillery
Major Frederic St. John Atkinson, Horse, Indian Army
Captain Henry Lancelot Aubrey-Fletcher,, Grenadier Guards
Captain Eric William Fane Aylwin-Foster, Army Service Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Stafford Charles Babington, Royal Engineers
Major Edward Alec Horsman Bailey, Royal Field Artillery
Reverend Charles Frederick Baines, MA, Chaplain the Forces, 1st Class, Royal Army Chaplains' Department
Major Sir Randolf Littlehales Baker,, Yeomanry
Temporary Major Robert Cecil Bamford, West Yorkshire Regiment
Captain Kenneth Barge,, Cavalry, Indian Army
Lieutenant-Colonel Frederic Edward Lloyd Barker, Royal Field Artillery.
Major Archibald Stonham Barnwell, Royal Field Artillery, Special Reserve
Temporary Captain Robert McGowan Barrington-Ward,, General List
Lieutenant-Colonel Netterville Guy Barron, Royal Garrison Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Harold Percy Waller Barrow,, Royal Army Medical Corps
Captain and Brevet Major Alfred James Napier Bartlett, Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry
Major John Channon Bassett, Royal Garrison Artillery
Captain Harold Henry Bateman,, Royal Engineers
Captain Austin Graves Bates,, Royal Field Artillery
Major Cecil Robert Bates,, Reserve of Officers, Royal Field Artillery
Major Lancelot Richmond Beadon, Army Service Corps
Major Robert Longfield Beasley, Gloucestershire Regiment
Captain Lancelot Edward Becher, Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel William Thomas Clifford Beckett, North Lancashire Regiment, Territorial Force
Temporary Major Charles Thomas Cook Beecroft, Army Service Corps
Captain Hugh Maurice Bellamy,, Lincolnshire Regiment
Temporary Major Robert Benzie, South Wales Borderers
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Julian Falvey Beyts, Durham Light Infantry
Major Harold Francis Bidder, Royal Sussex Regiment, Special Reserve, attached Machine Gun Corps
Captain and Brevet Major George Travers Biggs, Royal Engineers
Captain David Anderson Bingham, Liverpool Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Alexander Harry Colvin Birch, retired pay, Royal Artillery.
Reverend Richard Bird, Temporary Chaplain to the Forces, 4th Class, Royal Army Chaplains' Department
Temporary Captain Benedict Birkbeck,, Coldstream Guards
Captain Norman Pellew Birley,, South Staffordshire Regiment, Special Reserve
Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Birtwistle,, Royal Field Artillery
Captain Charles Gamble Bishop, Royal Engineers
Reverend Harry William Blackburne,, MA, Chaplain to the Forces, 3rd Class, Royal Army Chaplains' Department.
Captain Frederick St. John Blacker, Rifle Brigade, Special Reserve
2nd Lieutenant Richard Graham Blomfield, Guards, and Royal Flying Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Richard Blore, King's Royal Rifle Corps
Major George Percy Cosmo Blount, Royal Artillery
Major Andrew George Board, South Wales Borderers and Royal Flying Corps
Major Edward Leslie Bond, Royal Garrison Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Henry Borthwick, Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Captain Malcolm Borwick, Dragoons
Lieutenant-Colonel and Brevet Colonel Francis Wilford Boteler, Retired Pay, Royal Artillery
Major Raymond Walter Harry Bourchier, Royal Field Artillery
Temporary Major Aubrey Henry Bowden, Machine Gun Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Lionel Boyd Boyd-Moss,, South Staffordshire Regiment
Captain Charles Roger Cavendish Boyle, Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Infantry
Captain Francis Lyndon Bradish, Royal Army Medical Corps
Captain Frederick Hoysted Bradley, MB, Royal Army Medical Corps
Captain Samuel Glenholme Lennox Bradley,, London Regiment
Temporary 2nd Lieutenant Albert Newby Braithwaite,, General List
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Francis Powell Braithwaite,, Royal Engineers
Captain Douglas Stephenson Branson,, York & Lancaster Regiment
Captain Charles Stuart Brebner, MD, Royal Army Medical Corps
Captain Geoffrey Sydney Brewis, Welsh Regiment
Major The Hon. Henry George Orlando Bridgeman,, Royal Artillery
Captain Havard Noel Bridgwater, Norfolk Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Edgar William Brighton,, Bedfordshire Regiment
Temporary Major Francis Edward Briscoe, Yorkshire Regiment
Temporary Major Dyson Brock-Williams, Welsh Regiment
Major Nevile Pattullo Brooke, Leinster Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel John Brown, 1/4th Battalion Northamptonshire Regiment.
Temporary Major George Edward Allenby Browne,, Liverpool Regiment
Captain Hugh Swinton Browne, Royal Field Artillery
Colonel Charles William Brownlow, Royal Garrison Artillery
Captain William Fox Bruce,, Royal Engineers
Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Bruce, Royal Artillery
Captain and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Herbert Bryan,, Reserve of Officers, retired pay, Manchester Regiment
Major Leonard Corfield Bucknall, Yeomanry
Temporary Captain Christopher Victor Bulstrode, MB, Royal Army Medical Corps
Major Richard Seymour Bunbury, Royal Garrison Artillery
Captain Harold Burchall, Royal Flying Corps Special Reserve
Major Hubert George Richard Burges-Short, Somerset Light Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel Arnold Robinson Burrowes,, Royal Irish Fusiliers
Captain Christopher Bushell, Royal West Surrey Regiment, Special Reserve
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Bernard Arnold Barrington Butler, Royal Field Artillery
Temporary Major The Hon. Robert Thomas Rowley Probyn Butler,, Tank Corps
Major William Erdeswick Ignatius Butler-Bowdon, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Norman Buzzard, Royal Garrison Artillery
Temporary Captain Walter Roderick Griffith Bye,, General List
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel The Hon. Antony Schomberg Byng,, General List and Royal Flying Corps
Temporary Major Alexander Francis Somerville Caldwell, North Lancashire Regiment
Major Felix Call, Royal Irish Regiment
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Ewen Allan Cameron, North Lancashire Regiment
Reverend Edward Fitzhardinge Campbell, BA, Chaplain to the Forces, 3rd Class, Royal Army Chaplains' Department
Major Hector Campbell,, Indian Army
Major The Hon. Ian Malcolm Campbell, Lovat's Scouts
Major William Robert Campion,, Royal Sussex Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Fernand Gustave Eugene Cannot,, Army Service Corps
Major Alan Douglas Carden, Royal Engineers, and Royal Flying Corps
Temporary Lieutenant D'Arcy Vandeleur Carden, Royal Field Artillery
Reverend Douglas Falkland Carey, MA, Chaplain to the Forces, 3rd Class, Temporary Chaplain to the Forces, 1st Class; Royal Army Chaplains' Department
Captain John Charles Denton Carlisle,, London Regiment
Temporary Captain Thomas Hamilton Carlisle, Royal Engineers
Captain Thomas Carnwath, MB, Royal Army Medical Corps
Temporary Major Vincent Henry Cartwright, Royal Marine Artillery
Lieutenant-Colonel Trevor Carus-Wilson, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Temporary Major Frank Cassels, Royal Sussex Regiment
Captain Geoffrey Cheetham,, Royal Engineers
Major Lawrence Chenevix-Trench, Royal Engineers
Major William Francis Christian, Royal Garrison Artillery
Captain Archibald Christie, Royal Artillery, and Royal Flying Corps
Major Henry Robert Stark Christie, Royal Engineers
Major Herbert Nicholls Clark, Royal Field Artillery
Major Frederick Arthur Stanley Clarke, London Regiment
Temporary Captain Denzil Harwood Clarke,, Durham Light Infantry
Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Clarke, Army Service Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Reginald Graham Clarke, Royal West Surrey Regiment, and Machine Gun Corps
Temporary Major Gerald Malcolm Clayton, Liverpool Regiment
Major Francis Alfred Worship Cobbold, Royal Garrison Artillery
Major Herbert Philip Gordon Cochran, Middlesex Regiment
Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Webber Warren Cochrane, MB, Royal Army Medical Corps
Major Douglas Fanley Colson, Royal Engineers
Major Richard Coffey, Royal Army Medical Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Sacheverell d'Ewes Coke,, King's Own Scottish Borderers
Major Alfred Methven Collard, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Captain Richard Hamilton Collier, Royal Flying Corps, Special Reserve
Major Reginald Thomas Collins, Royal Army Medical Corps
Temporary Major William Alexander Collins, Army Service Corps
Captain Henry Gordon Comber, Unattached List
Reverend John Morgan Connor, MA, Chaplain to the Forces, 4th Class,, Royal Army Chaplains' Department
Major Dudley Cookes, Royal Field Artillery
Reverend James Ogden Coop, MA, Chaplain to the Forces, 1st Class, Territorial Force, Royal Army Chaplains' Department
Major Frank Sandiford Cooper, Suffolk Regiment
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel William Coote-Brown, Royal Sussex Regiment
Captain Edward Roux Littledale Corballis, Royal Dublin Fusiliers, and Royal Flying Corps
Major Geoffrey Ronald Codrington, Yeomanry
Captain and Brevet Major Gordon Philip Lewes Cosens, Dragoons
Major Reginald Foulkes Cottrell, Royal Garrison Artillery
Major Miles Rafe Ferguson Courage, Reserve of Officers, Royal Artillery
Major Robert Blaster Cousens, Royal Artillery
Major Arthur James Cowan, Royal Field Artillery
Temporary Major William Henry Coysh, Royal Engineers
Major James Craik, Reserve of Officers, Retired Pay, Indian Army Lancers
Major George Craster, Indian Army Cavalry
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Julius Craven, Royal Engineers
Temporary Major Edward William Crawford, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Captain William Loftus Crawford, Lancashire Fusiliers
Reverend Canon Thomas Emerson Crawhall, Chaplain to the Forces, 2nd Class, Territorial Force, Royal Army Chaplains' Department
Quarter-Master and Honorary Major Hugh Cressingham, Bedfordshire Regiment
Major The Honourable Frederick Heyworth Cripps, Yeomanry
Major Sir Morgan George Crofton,, Life Guards
Major John Frank Crombie, Royal Army Medical Corps
Major Arthur Edwin Cronshaw, Manchester Regiment
Major Bernard Cruddas, Northumberland Fusiliers
Captain Arthur Ludlam Cruickshank, Royal Garrison Artillery
Temporary Major Bertram Stephen Rowsell Cunningham, Army Service Corps
Captain Richard Robinson Curling, Royal Artillery
Captain Hubert Montague Cotton-Curtis, North Staffordshire Regiment
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Evan Campbell da Costa, East Lancashire Regiment
Temporary Major Thomas William Daniel,, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Regiment
Captain Neville Reay Daniell, Duke of Cornwall's Light Infantry
Major William Augustus Bampfylde Daniel, Royal Horse Artillery
Captain Markham David, Monmouthshire Regiment, Royal Engineers, Special Reserve
Major Thomas Jenkins David, Royal Horse Artillery
Major Alan Hier Davies, Royal Field Artillery
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel John Edward Henry Davies, Royal Army Medical Corps
Temporary Major Gilbert Davidson, Army Service Corps
Captain Owen Stanley Davies, Royal Engineers
2nd Lieutenant Thomas Henry Davies,, Royal Engineers
Temporary Major William Hathaway Davis,, Machine Gun Corps
Captain Hugh Frank Dawes,, Royal Fusiliers
Captain Harold John Dear, London Regiment
Captain Philip de Fonblanque, Royal Engineers
Temporary Major Thomas Lyttleton de Havilland, Royal Scots Fusiliers
Major John Nathael de la Perrelle,, Royal Fusiliers, Special Reserve
Captain James Finlay Dempster, Reserve of Officers, Manchester Regiment
Temporary Captain Eustace Charles de Neufville, Royal Garrison Artillery
Captain and Brevet Major Henry Denison Denison-Pender,, Dragoons
Lieutenant-Colonel Bertie Coore Dent, Leicestershire Regiment, Cheshire Regiment
Major John Neston Diggle, Royal Field Artillery
Lieutenant Francis Ivan Leslie Ditmas,, Reserve of Officers, Durham Light Infantry
Major Peter Doig, Royal Garrison Artillery
Captain Harry Cecil Dolphin, Reserve of Officers, Hampshire Regiment
Temporary Captain Frederick Langloh Donkin, Royal Field Artillery
Major Alan Sydney Whitehorn Dore, Worcestershire Regiment, and Royal Flying Corps
Major Francis Holland Dorling, Manchester Regiment
Captain Edward Cecil Doyle, Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Captain and Brevet Major Reginald John Drake, Reserve of Officers, North Staffordshire Regiment
Major Harold Bruce Dresser, Royal Field Artillery, Special Reserve
Captain Cecil Francis Drew, Scottish Rifles
Major George Barry Drew, West Yorkshire Regiment
Major Horace Robert Hawley Drew, Northamptonshire Regiment
Lieutenant William Stuart Gordon Drummond, Army Service Corps, Special Reserve
Major Ralph Duckworth, South Staffordshire Regiment
Major Robert Maxwell Dudgeon,, Cameron Highlanders
Major William Marshall Dugdale, Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Captain Donald Duncan,, Gloucestershire Regiment
Major Horace Adrian Duncan, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Major Norman Edwin Dunkerton, Royal Army Medical Corps
Captain Thomas Spence Dunn, East Africa Medical Service
Major Guy Edward Jervoise Durnford, Royal Engineers
Major Bernard Alfred Saunders Dyer, Army Service Corps
Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Percyvall Hart Dyke, Baluchis, Indian Army
Major Gerald Lang Dymott, Royal Field Artillery
Captain Bruce Lindsay Eddis, Royal Engineers
Captain Harold Walter Edwards,, Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Temporary Major Richard Prior Ferdinand Edwards, Army Service Corps
Captain William Egan, MB, Royal Army Medical Corps
Captain Horace Anson Eiloart,, London Regiment
Major William Gardiner Eley, retired pay, Reserve of Officers.
Captain Garrard Elgood, Reserve of Officers, Royal West Kent Regiment
Captain Edward Charles Ellice, Grenadier Guards
Major Edward Halhed Hugh Elliot, Royal Field Artillery
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Renton Elliott, Royal Army Medical Corps
Captain Arthur Addison Ellwood,, Lincolnshire Regiment, attached Machine Gun Corps
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Wilfred Elstob,, Manchester Regiment
Major Sir Francis Napier Elphinstone-Dalrymple,, Royal Artillery
2nd Lieutenant Charles Adrian Ashford Elton, Royal Warwickshire Regiment
Major Robert Emmet Sr., Yeomanry
Lieutenant-Colonel Cuthbert Evans,, Royal Artillery
Major William Harry Evans, Royal Engineers
Major Alfred Howell Evans-Gwynne, Royal Field Artillery
Captain Eliott Nial Evelegh,, Royal Engineers
Captain Thomas Swan Eves, MB, Royal Army Medical Corps
Major Charles Nicholson Ewart, Royal Garrison Artillery
Major William Turner Ewing, Royal Scots
Temporary Major John Knox Ewart, Army Service Corps
Temporary Major Cresswell John Eyres, Royal Garrison Artillery.
Major Bernard Joseph Fagan, Infantry, Indian Army
Captain Harold Arthur Thomas Fairbank,, Royal Army Medical Corps
Lieutenant-Colonel Brereton Fairclough,, South Lancashire Regiment
Captain Arthur Wellesley Falconer, MD, Royal Army Medical Corps
Temporary Lieutenant-Colonel Ronald Dundas Falconar-Stewart, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Captain Arthur Thomas Falwasser, Royal Army Medical Corps
Major William Alexander Farquhar, Royal Scots Fusiliers
Captain John Arthur Joseph Farrell, Leinster Regiment, Special Reserve
Major Paul John Fearon, Royal West Surrey Regiment
Temporary Major Francis Hood Fernie, Tank Corps
Major Maurice Christian Festing, Royal Marine Light Infantry
Captain Linwood Field,, Royal Artillery
Maj. Harold Stuart Filsell, Royal Warwickshire Reg.
Maj. John Alexander Findlay, Highland Light Inf.
Maj. Walter Taylor Finlayson, Indian Medical Service
Maj. David Leonard Fisher RAMC
Maj. James Thackeray Fisher, Royal Engineers
Tmp Major Arthur Stanley Fitzgerald, Royal Warwickshire Reg.
Capt. Edward Herbert Fitzherbert Army Service Corps
Capt. Terrick Charles Fitzhugh Royal Irish Reg.
Capt. and Bt. Major Noel Trew Fitzpatrick Royal Engineers
Lt.-Col. Archibald Nicol Fleming Indian Medical Service
Lt.-Col. Frank Fleming, Royal Field Arty.
Capt. Percy Beresford Fleming, Army Service Corps
Capt. The Hon. Gerald William Frederick Savile Foljambe, late Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Inf.
Maj. Richard Mildmay Foot Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Lt. Stephen Henry Foot, Royal Engineers
Maj. Nowell Barnard de Lancey Forth Manchester Reg.
Tmp Capt. William Nelson Foster, Army Service Corps
Maj. Cecil Fowler, Royal Field Arty.
Tmp Major George Fox, General List
Rev. Henry Watson Fox, Royal Army Chaplains' Dept.
Capt. The Hon. Alastair Thomas Joseph Fraser, Lovat's Scouts
Lt. John Alexander Fraser, Dragoon Guards
Lt.-Col. Thomas Fraser RAMC
Capt. The Hon. William Fraser Gordon Highlanders
Tmp Major The Hon. Edward Gerald French, General List
Capt. John Roberts Frend, Leinster Reg.
Maj. Charles Gibson Fulton, Royal Field Arty.
Lt.-Col. Willoughby Furnivall, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. William Fleetwood Fuller, Yeomanry
Capt. Edward Keith Byrne Furze Royal West Surrey Reg.
Maj. Edgar David Galbraith, Indian Army
Maj. Aylmer George Galloway, Army Service Corps
Maj. Robert Leech Galloway, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Charles Edward Galwey, late Royal Irish Reg.
Capt. William Boss Gardner RAMC
Maj. William Garforth Royal Engineers
Maj. John Reginald Garwood, Royal Engineers
Maj. Henry Percy Garwood, Royal Garrison Arty.
Tmp Lt.-Col. Cecil Claud Hugh Orby Gascoigne, Worcestershire Reg.
Capt. Eric Gerald Gauntlett RAMC
Capt. Cyril Herbert Gay, Royal Arty.
2nd Lt. Frederick George Peter Gedge, Royal Engineers
Capt. William Charles Coleman Gell Royal Warwickshire Reg.
Capt. Alfred Joseph Gibbs Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Hugh Edward Gibbs, Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Capt. Alexander John Gibson, RAMC
Capt. Harold Gibson, RAMC
Tmp Major Joseph Gibson, Army Service Corps
Maj. Lewis Gibson, Royal Highlanders
Tmp Major Donald Hope Gibsone, Royal Engineers
Capt. John Galbraith Gill RAMC
Maj. Reynold Alexander Gillam, Royal Engineers
Lt.-Col. John Gilmour Jr., Royal Highlanders
Tmp Capt. Sydney Elliot Glendenning, Royal Engineers
Lt. Kenneth Bruce Godsell Royal Engineers
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Charles Alexander Campbell Godwin, Indian Army Cav.
Maj. George Edward Goldsmith, Army Service Corps
Tmp Lt.-Col. William Richard Goodwin, Royal Irish Rifles
Maj. Alexander Robert Gisborne Gordon, Royal Irish Reg.
Lt.-Col. George Hamilton Gordon, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Granville Cecil Douglas Gordon, Welsh Guards
Maj. Richard Glegg Gordon, Lowland Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. William Gordon, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Lord Esmé Charles Gordon-Lennox Scots Guards
Capt. and Bt. Major Eric Gore-Browne, London Reg.
Lt.-Col. Michael Derwas Goring-Jones Durham Light Inf.
Rev. Thomas Sydney Goudge, Royal Army Chaplains' Dept.
2nd Lt. Arthur Ernest Gould Royal Engineers
Maj. John Maxwell Gover RAMC
Capt. Malise Graham, Lancers
Maj. Roland Cecil Douglas Graham, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. Hubert Francis Grant-Suttie Royal Arty.
Maj. Bernard Granville, Yeomanry
Lt.-Col. Henry William Grattan, RAMC
Capt. and Bt. Major Stafford Henry Green West Yorkshire Reg.
Maj. Wilfrith Gerald Key Green, Indian Army
Tmp Major Frederick Harry Greenhough, Royal Engineers
Maj. William Basil Greenwell, Durham Light Inf.
Maj. Charles Francis Hill Greenwood, London Reg.
Tmp Major Richard Hugo Gregg Royal Fusiliers
Capt. William Thornton Huband Gregg, Royal Irish Fusiliers
Capt. George Pascoe Grenfell, Royal Flying Corps
Rev. John Wesley Elnox Griffin Royal Army Chaplains' Dept.
Tmp Lt.-Col. Edward Waldegrave Griffith, Royal Arty.
Lt. Edward William Macleay Grigg Grenadier Guards
Tmp 2nd Lt. Hugh Noel Grimwade General List
Capt. Ewart Scott Grogan, Unattd. List, East African Forces
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Herbert Watkins Grubb, Border Reg.
Tmp Major Frederick Henry Wickham Guard, Royal Scots
Lt.-Col. Frederick Gordon Guggisberg Royal Engineers
Lt. Eric Cecil Guinness, Royal Irish Reg.
Maj. Hamilton Bruce Leverson. Gower Gunn Royal Garrison Arty.
Capt. Arthur Henry Habgood RAMC
Lt.-Col. Bernard Haigh, Army Service Corps
Wing Cmdr. Frederick Crosby Halahan Royal Naval Air Service
Tmp Lt.-Col. Frederick Hall Royal Field Arty.
Lt.-Col. Robert Sydney Hamilton Army Ordnance Depot
Capt. Denys Huntingford Hammonds Royal Engineers
Tmp Major Claude Hancock, Gloucestershire Reg.
Maj. John Haig, Yeomanry
Maj. Mortimer Pawson Hancock, Royal Fusiliers
Tmp Capt. William Charles Hand Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Edward Barnard Hanley, Worcestershire Reg., attd. Tank Corps
Capt. Hubert Arthur Oldfield Hanley, Middlesex Reg.
Lt.-Col. Cathcart Christian Hannay, Dorsetshire Reg.
Capt. Frank Stephen Hanson Royal Warwickshire Reg.
Tmp Major Cecil Claud Alexander Hardie, Royal Engineers
Tmp Capt. George Richardson Harding, Royal Engineers
Capt. Thomas Hubert Harker, King's Royal Rifle Corps
Capt. Charles Harry Hart Army Service Corps
Tmp Capt. Owen Hart, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Charles Darby Harvey, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg.
Maj. Cosmo George Sinclair Harvey, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Gardiner Hassell Harvey, Army Service Corps
Capt. and Hon. Major John Harvey
Capt. Percy Lovell Clare Haslam, Hussars, attd. Tank Corps
Maj. Randal Plunkett Taylor Hawksley, Royal Engineers
Capt. James George Hay, late Gordon Highlanders
Capt. Geoffrey Hayes, Durham Light Inf.
Maj. William Burrell Hayley, Royal Horse Arty.
Tmp Lt.-Col. George William Hayward, Royal Field Arty., Riding Master and Hon. Major
Lt. Eustace Fellowes Sinclair Hawkins, Army Service Corps
Maj. Thomas Hazelrigg, Army Service Corps
Capt. Cuthbert Morley Headlam, Bedford Yeomanry
Maj. Arthur Basset Hearle, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. GeorgeNoah Heath, Cheshire Reg.
Capt. Joseph Thomas Heath Royal Engineers
Maj. Vincent James Heather, Royal Arty.
Capt. Alfred George Hebblethwaite, RAMC
Maj. Percival John Beresford Heelas, Royal Field Arty.
Lt.-Col. Harry Dal ton Henderson, Army Service Corps
Lt.-Col. Lionel Lees Hepper, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. William Francis Hessey, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Capt. Charles Caulfield Hewitt Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, and Machine Gun Corps
Maj. Gerald Heygate, Royal Field Arty.
Lt.-Col. Sir Graham Percival Heywood 1st Staffordshire Yeomanry
Tmp Lt. Herbert John Hill, Royal Engineers
Maj. Rowland Clement Ridley Hill, Royal Engineers
Maj. Francis Barrett Hills, Royal Garrison Arty.
Lt.-Col. Harry Alexander Hinge RAMC
Capt. and Temp Major Charles Faunce Hitchins, Royal West Kent Reg.
Col. Reginald Hoare, 4th Hussars
Tmp Major Harry Roy Hobson, Army Service Corps
Capt. Adam Hodgins, Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Lt.-Col. William Holdsworth Holdsworth Hunt, Royal Garrison Arty.
Lt. Henry Arthur Hollond, Royal Garrison Arty.
Tmp Major Francis John Courtenay Hood, York & Lancaster Reg.
Maj. John Charles Hooper, Shropshire Light Inf.
Capt. and Bt. Major Robert Victor Galbraith Horn Royal Scots Fusiliers
Maj. George John Houghton, RAMC
Lt.-Col. John William Hobart, Houghton RAMC
Capt. Charles Kenneth Howard-Bury, King's Royal Rifle Corps Spec. Reserve
Lt.-Col. Walter Howell Jones, Royal Garrison Arty.
Q.M. and Hon. Major James Thomas Harold Hudson, Middlesex Reg.
Tmp Capt. Henry Moore Hudspeth Royal Engineers
Capt. Basil Hughes RAMC
Maj. Edward William Hughes London Reg.
Maj. William Hughes London Reg.
Maj. Henry Horne Hulton, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Walter Vernon Hume, South Lancashire Reg.
Maj. George Noel Humphreys, Army Service Corps
Maj. Rochford Noel Hunt RAMC
Maj. Reginald Seager Hunt, Dragoon Guards
Capt. Cecil Stuart Hunter, Royal Arty.
Tmp Major Hugh Blackburn Hunter, Army Service Corps
Maj. Henry Noel Alexander Hunter, Royal West Surrey Reg.
Tmp Lt.-Col. Arthur Reginald Hurst, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Ralph Hamer Husey London Reg.
Capt. Colin Ross Marshall Hutchison Royal Field Arty.
Q.M. and Hon. Major Thomas Charles Ibbs, London Reg.
Lt.-Col. Henry Wilson Iles, Royal Garrison Arty.
Capt. Bernhardt Basil von Brumsy im Thurn Hampshire Reg.
Maj. Charles Elliott Inglis, Royal Garrison Arty.
Tmp Major Richard Inglis, King's Royal Rifle Corps
Maj. Thomas Stewart Inglis, Royal Field Arty.
Tmp Lt.-Col. Arthur Innes Irons, Middlesex Reg.
Capt. Noel Mackintosh Stuart Irwin Essex Reg.
Maj. William Rennie Izat, Royal Engineers
Capt. Edward Darby Jackson, King's Own Scottish Borderers
Tmp Major Frank Whitford Jackson, Army Service Corps
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Herbert William Jackson, Indian Army
Maj. Richard Rolt Brash Jackson, Army Service Corps
Maj. Arthur Lawrence Baldwin Jacob, Royal Garrison Arty.
Tmp Major Archibald Hugh James, Northumberland Fusiliers, West Yorkshire Reg.
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Ralph Ernest Haweis James North Lancashire Reg.
Maj. Cyril Jarrett, Middlesex Reg.
Tmp Capt. Arthur Alfred Jayne Royal Engineers
Maj. Richard Griffith Bassett Jeffreys, Royal Dublin Fusiliers
Maj. Leoline Jenkins Dorset, Royal Garrison Arty. and Royal Flying Corps
Maj. Sir Walter Kentish William Jenner late 9th Lancers
Lt.-Col. Arthur Stawell Jenour Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. Arthur Baynes Johnson, Lincolnshire Reg.
Lt.-Col. Allen Victor Johnson, Royal Fusiliers, King's Royal Rifle Corps
Tmp Major Benjamin Sandford Johnson, Army Service Corps
Maj. Victor Neville Johnson, Gloucestershire Reg.
Tmp Lt.-Col. Frederick Campbell Johnston, Royal Arty.
Maj. George Bernard Johnson, Royal Field Arty.
Tmp Lt.-Col. William Hamilton Hall Johnston Middlesex Reg.
Maj. Harry Haweis Joll Royal Arty.
Maj. Archibald Nelson Gavin Jones, Indian Army
Lt.-Col. John Josselyn, Suffolk Reg.
Capt. Edward James Kavanagh RAMC
Maj. Thomas Kay RAMC
Maj. Gerard Ainslie Kompthorne, RAMC
Capt. and Bt. Major Edward Holt Kendrick, Royal Dublin Fusiliers
Maj. William Kennedy, East African Veterinary Corps
Lt. Albert Edmund Kent Leicestershire Reg.
Maj. John Kent, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Herbert Edward Kenyon, Royal Garrison Arty.
Tmp Major John Victor Kershaw, East Lancashire Reg.
Maj. Sidney Hardinge Kershaw, Northumberland Fusiliers
Lt. Francis Percy Kindell Royal Arty.
Maj. Charles Harold Kilner, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Robert Edgar Kilvert, Royal Marine Arty.
Tmp Capt. Charles Francis King Cheshire Reg.
Capt. Frank King, 4th Hussars
Tmp Major John Bussell King, Army Service Corps
Tmp Major Wentworth Alexander King-Harman List, late Royal Irish Rifles
Maj. Guy Thornhill Kingsford, Royal Engineers
Capt. John Lawson Kinnear Liverpool Reg. and Royal Flying Corps
Tmp Lt.-Col. Lewis Hawker Kirkness, Special List
Maj. Harry Fearnley Kirkpatrick, East Kent Reg.
Tmp Major Leonard Knapman, Army Service Corps
Maj. Charles Leycester Knyvett Royal Field Arty.
Tmp Lt.-Col. Robert Kyle, Highland Light Inf.
Maj. Wilham Frederick Robert Kyngdon, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. Roderick Laing Seaforth Highlanders
Maj. James Laird, Royal Field Arty.
Capt. Ronald Dewe Lake, Northamptonshire Reg.
Tmp Major George Moorsom Lagier Lamotte, Royal Engineers
Capt. John du Plessis Langrishe RAMC
Maj. John Henry Langton, Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Maj. Percy Edward Langworthy Parry, London Reg.
Maj. Sir Thomas Perceval Larcom Royal Arty.
Capt. Stanley Dermott Large RAMC
Capt. The Hon. Edward Cecil Lascelles Rifles Brigade
Mag Charles Trevor Lawrence, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Geoffrey Lawrence, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Hervey Major Lawrence, Scottish Rifles
Capt. Arthur Bertram Layton, South Lancashire Reg.
Tmp Major Ralph le Butt, Machine Gun Corps
Capt. Victor Carmichael Leckie, Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Maj. Guy Lee East Kent Reg.
Capt. George Maconchy Lee Royal Fusiliers
Maj. Harry Romer Lee, 20th Hussars
Maj. Edward Frederick William Lees, Royal Engineers
Maj. Alexander Leggat RAMC
Capt. Charles Edward Lembcke, Northumberland Fusiliers
Maj. Frederick Joseph Lemon, West Yorkshire Reg.
Tmp Major Dudley Lewis York & Lancaster Reg.
Lt.-Col. Philip Edward Lewis, Royal Arty.
Capt. Wilfrid Gordon Lindsell Royal Arty.
Capt. Christopher George Ling Royal Engineers
Maj. Harold Cronshaw Lings, Manchester Reg.
Tmp Lt. The Hon. Charles Christopher Josceline Littleton, Middlesex Reg.
Lt. William Howard Livens Royal Engineers
Maj. Evan Henry Llewellyn, King's African Rifles
Maj. Evan Colclough Lloyd, Royal Irish Reg.
Lt. Ormond Maxwell Loggie Royal Garrison Arty.
Tmp Capt. Kenneth Thurston Lomas, Royal Engineers
Maj. Thomas Longbottom, West Yorkshire Reg.
Capt. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Charles Alexander Holcombe Longcroft, Welsh Reg.
Capt. Henry Kerr Longman late Gordon Highlanders
Lt.-Col. William Loring, Royal Garrison Arty.
2nd Lt. Stuart Gilkinson Love
Maj. John Gordon Lowndes, late North Lancashire Reg.
Capt. Henry Charles Loyd Coldstream Guards
Tmp Major Lowes Dalbiac Luard, Army Service Corps
Maj. Williams Ludgate, Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Capt. and Bt. Major Edgar Rainey Ludlow-Hewitt Royal Irish Rifles
Maj. Cecil St. John Lynch, Royal Engineers
Capt. Jasper Beverley Lynch, late 12th Cav., Indian Army
Local Major Frank Sanderson Lyster, Special List
Maj. Archibald Laird MacConnell, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Capt. Harold Symes MacDonald Royal Field Arty.
Tmp Major James Leslie Auld Macdonald, Royal Scots
Lt.-Col. Reginald James Macdonald, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. John Buchanan MacFarlan, Royal Field Arty.
Lt. Fane Andrew James Macfarlane, London Reg.
Maj. Walter Macfarlane, Glasgow Yeomanry
Capt. Fraoicis Burnett Mackenzie Royal Scots
Maj. Pierse Joseph Mackesy Royal Engineers
Capt. and Bt. Major William Alexander Onslow Churchill Mackintosh, Royal Arty.
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Charles Alexander Hugh MacLean, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Maj. Charles Wilberforce MacLean, Cameron Highlanders
Tmp Major Adam Gordon MacLeod, Army Service Corps
Capt. Donald Macleod North Staffordshire Reg.
Maj. Malcolm Neynoe MacLeod Royal Engineers
Lt. Mind en Whyte Melville MacLeod, Royal Garrison Arty.
Capt. and Bt. Major Patrick Dalmahoy McCandlish, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Maj. William McCall RAMC
Maj. Robert Singleton McClintock, Royal Engineers
Tmp Capt. Ivor Herbert McClure, Intelligence Corps
Lt. Hamilton McCombie Worcestershire Reg.
Capt. William McKim Herbert McCullagh RAMC
Capt. and Bt. Major James Innis Aikin McDiarmid, Royal Garrison Arty.
Tmp Capt. Gordon Archibald McLarty RAMC
Maj. Norman Macdonald McLeod Royal Field Arty.
Capt. Hugh McMaster Royal Arty.
Capt. Donald Jay McMullen, Royal Engineers
Capt. John William McNee RAMC
Tmp Capt. George Maitland Edwards, Royal Engineers
Lt.-Col. George Alexander Malcolm, Reserve, attd. London Reg.
Tmp Capt. Stuart Sydney Mallinson Royal Engineers
Capt. John Alexander Manifold RAMC
Capt. Lionel Manton, Royal Engineers
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Arthur Henry Marindin, Royal Highlanders
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Cecil Colvile Marindin, Royal Garrison Arty.
Capt. Bryan Lister Marrmer, Royal Field Arty.
Capt. John Francis Harnsor Marsh, Hampshire Reg.
Capt. Alfred Russel Marshall Royal Engineers
Capt. Charles Frederick Kelk Marshall Royal Field Arty.
Hon. Major Henry Alfred Marshall, Army Ordnance Depot
Tmp Major Ernest Brasewhite Martin, Royal Engineers
Maj. Daniel Johnstone Mason, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Malcolm Forty Mason, Suffolk Reg.
Capt. Charles Walter Massy Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Reginald Cosway Matthews, Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Tmp Lt.-Col. William Riddell Matthews, RAMC
Lt. Hugh Patrick Guarm Maule Honourable Arty. Company
Maj. William John Maule, Essex Reg.
Lt.-Col. Herbert Blair Mayne, Royal Garrison Arty.
Capt. John Maxwell Rifle Brigade
Lt.-Col. James McCall Maxwell Royal Field Arty.
Tmp Lt.-Col. Robert David Perceval-Maxwell, Royal Irish Rifles
Maj. Sydmey Manvers Woolner Meadows, RAMC
Maj. Cyril Frankland Meares, Royal Irish Fusiliers
Maj. Teignmouth Philip Melvil, Lancers
Tmp Major David Kinloch Michie, Highland Light Inf.
Capt. George Waterston Miller, RAMC
Maj. Hubert Garrett Blair Miller Royal Scots Fusiliers
Rev. William Herbert Latimer Miller Royal Army Chaplains' Dept.
Maj. John Williamson Milligan, East Africa Supply Corps
Capt. George Ernest Millner London Reg.
Rev. Eric Milner Milner-White, Royal Army Chaplains' Dept.
Maj. Cecil Francis Milsom, Army Service Corps
Tmp Col. Thomas Herbert Minshall, General List
Maj. Arthur Mitchell, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. Archibald Madame Mitchell, Royal Scots
Capt. Charles Mitchell, Grenadier Guards
Capt. William Gore Sutherland Mitchell Highland Light Inf.
Tmp Major Thomas Hassard Montgomery, Army Service Corps
Maj. Edward Duke Moore, East Riding Yeomanry
Maj. Edward Henry Milner Moore, RAMC
Lt.-Col., George Abraham Moore RAMC
Maj. Charles Robert Faulconer Morgan, Army Service Corps
Maj. Thomas Bettesworth Moriarty, RAMC
Lt.-Cmdr. Edward N. Groves Morris, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, attd. Royal Naval Air Service
Maj. Jolm Hugh Morris, Army Service Corps
Lt.-Col. and Bt. Col. Frederick Lansdowne Morrison Highland Light Inf.
Tmp Capt. Robert Charles Stuart Morrison-Scott, Royal Marine Arty.
Lt.-Col. Sidney Pelham Morter, Royal Field Arty.
Tmp Major Albert Isaac Mossop, attd. Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Inf.
Lt.-Col. Hugh Crawford Moultrie, Royal Arty.
Lt.-Col. Charles Carter Moxon Yorkshire Light Inf.
Tmp Major John Carr Muriel, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Capt. Edward Lionel Mussor Manchester Reg.
Maj. Lenox Arthur Dutton, Naper, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Henry Edmund Palmer-Nash, Royal Scots
Maj. Roderick Macaulay Bernard Needhan, Suffolk Reg.
Capt. Duncan Ferguson Dempsterr Neill, Royal Engineers
Capt. Redmond Barry Neill, Royal Irish Fusiliers
Lt.-Col. Richard Austin Nevill, Royal Engineers
Maj. Gervys Charles Nevile, Royal Field Arty.
Maj.-Thomas Clifford Newbold, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg.
Maj. Edward Hills Nicholson, Royal Fusiliers
Capt. Hugh Blomfield Nicholson, King's Royal Rifle Corps
Maj. Cecil Paterson Nickalls, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. John, Scott Nimmo, Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Maj. Samuel Richard Normand, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. Arthur Ernest Norton, West Indian Reg.
Tmp Lt.-Col. William Kilminster Notley
Tmp Major Allan Vaughan Nutt, York & Lancaster Reg.
Tmp Major Norman Henry Nutt, Tank Corps
Lt.-Col. William Coope Gates, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg.
Tmp Lt.-Col. Henry Rogham O'Brien, Royal Engineers
Lt.-Col. William Tasker Odam, Royal Field Arty.
Tmp Major Richard John Lanford O'Donoghue, Army Service Corps
Tmp Lt.-Col. Robert James Leslie Ogilby, London Reg.
Maj. David Ogilvy, Royal Engineers
Tmp Major Bernardine O'Gorman, General List
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Gerald Maxwell Orr, Lancers
Lt.-Col. Lewis James Osborn, Royal Arty., Royal Field Arty.
Capt. George Cecil Rudall Overton, Royal Fusiliers
Capt. Lindsay Cunliffe Owen, Royal Engineers
Tmp Major Norman Henry Oxenham, Machine Gun Corps
Capt. and Bt. Major Bernard Charles Tolver-Paget Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Inf.
Rev. Reginald Palmer Royal Army Chaplains' Dept.
Maj. Thomas Kenyon Pardoe, Worcestershire Reg.
Maj. James Dove Park, Royal Engineers
Tmp Capt. Albert Chevallier-Parker, Special List
Capt. George Singleton Parkinson, RAMC
Maj. Henry Evan Pateshall, Herefordshire Reg.
Maj. Sir Everard Philip Digby Pauncefort-Duncombe Buckinghamshire Yeomanry
Maj. Denys Whitmore Payne Royal Garrison Arty.
Tmp Capt. Herbert Gerald Payne, General List
Maj. Hugh Drummond Pearson, Royal Engineers
Maj. Thomas William Pearson, Royal Field Arty.
Lt.-Col. William Carmichael Peebles, Royal Scots
Capt. Home Peel London Reg.
Local Major Willoughby Ewart Peel, Camel Transport Corps
Tmp Capt. Albert James Pelling Royal Engineers
Rev. Douglas Raymond Pelly, Royal Army Chaplains' Dept.
Hon. Lt. Bertie Howard Penn, Army Ordnance Depot
Lt.-Col. Frederick Septimus Penny RAMC
Tmp Major William Petty, Seaforth Highlanders
Capt. Ernest Cyril Phelan RAMC
Lt.-Col. Henry Ramsay Phipps, Royal Field Arty.
Tmp Major William John Phythian-Adams Royal Fusiliers
Capt. Jocelyn Arthur Adair Pickard, Royal Engineers
Maj. Frederick Alfred Pile Royal Arty.
Capt. John Ryland Pisent, Royal Engineers
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. William Richard Pinwill, Liverpool Reg.
Tmp Major Oswald Bertram Fisher Planck, Army Service Corps
Lt. Ian Stanley Ord Playfair Royal Engineers
Maj. Thomas Herman Plummer, Royal Garrison Arty.
Lt. James Frederick Plunkett Royal Irish Reg.
Capt. Alexander Morton Pollard, RAMC
Capt. Robert Valentine Pollok, Irish Guards
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Cyril Lachlan Porter, East Kent Reg.
Capt. James Herbert Porter, North Staffordshire Reg.
Maj. Edward Charles Pottinger, Royal Arty.
Maj. Eden Bernard Powell, Rifles
Brig Lt.-Col. Edgar Elkin Powell, RAMC
Tmp Major Randolph MacHattie Powell, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. Thomas Power, M.L.B.
Maj. Henry Royds Pownall Royal Field Arty.
Tmp Major Albert Ernest Prescott, Royal Engineers
Maj. Classon O'Driscoll Preston, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Walter Clavel Herbert Prichard, Royal Engineers
Maj. Peregrine Prince, Shropshire Light Inf.
Tmp Major Edward Robert Seymour Prior South Lancashire Reg.
Lt. Percy William Prockter, Army Service Corps
Maj. Demson Pudsey, Royal Field Arty.
Capt. Richard Brownlow Purey-Cust Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Alfred Hutton Radice, Gloucestershire Reg., South Wales Borderers
Capt. Rowan Scrope Rait Kerr Royal Engineers
Capt. Gerard Marland Rambaut, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. James Gordon Ramsay, Cameron Highlanders
Capt. and Bt. Major Algernon Lee Ransome Dorsetshire Reg.
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Cecil Godfrey Rawling Somerset Light Inf.
Capt. John George Grey Rea, Yeomanry
Maj. Robert Clanmalier Reeves, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Charles Savile Reid, Royal Engineers
Lt. Henry Thomas Rendell, Army Service Corps
Tmp Major John Walter Keyell, Royal Engineers
Capt. John Phillip Rhodes, Royal Engineers
Maj. Ernest Evelyn Rich, Royal Horse Arty.
Tmp Capt. John Frederick Gwyther Richards RAMC
Maj. Gerald Arthur Richards Royal Arty.
Maj. George Carr Richardson Royal Arty.
Lt.-Col. Robert Buchanan Riddell, Royal Garrison Arty.
Tmp Major The Hon. Harold Ritchie, Scottish Rifles
Lt.-Col. Colin McLeod Robertson, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. Frank Mansfield Boileau Robertson, Royal Highlanders
Maj. William Cairnes Robertson, Royal Garrison Arty.
Capt. Robert William Barrington Robertson-Eustace, East African Forces
Maj. Annesley Craven Robinson, Army Service Corps
Maj. John Armstrong Purefoy Robinson, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. Thomas Chambers Robinson, East Lancashire Reg.
Maj. Cyril Edmund Alan Spencer Rocke, Irish Guards
Maj. Harold Bowyer Roffey, Lancashire Fusiliers
Tmp Major Myles Herbert Roffey, Welsh Reg.
Maj. Walter Lacy Yea Rogers, Royal Horse Arty.
Tmp Major Norman Thomas Rolls, Royal West Surrey Reg.
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Claudo Stuart Rome, 11th Hussars
Maj. Everard Howe Rooke, Royal Engineers
Capt. Edward Ridgill Roper Royal Field Arty.
Capt. Robert Knox Ross Royal West Surrey Reg.
Maj. William Edward Rothwell, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Maj. Wilfred Barton Rowe, Royal Garrison Arty.
Lt.-Col. Frank George
Mathias Rowley Middlesex Reg.
Lt. Albert Russell, Royal Engineers
Col. Bruce Bremner Russell
Maj. Noel Hunsley Campbell Russell, Leinster Reg., and Worcestershire Yeomanry
Tmp Major William Malcolm Russell, General List
Maj. William Thomas Cutler Rust, Army Service Corps
Maj. Hugh Thomas Ryan, Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Capt. Julian Neil Oscar Rycroft Royal Highlanders
Maj. Harold Francis Salt, Royal Arty.
Maj. Edward Vipan Sarson, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Lionel Robert Schuster, Liverpool Reg.
Tmp Major Albert Edward Scothern, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg.
Capt. John Davie Scott, Royal Irish Reg.
Capt. John Walter Lennox Scott, RAMC
Maj. William Scott-Elliot, Army Service Corps
Maj. Hugh Forde Searight, 1st Dragoon Guards
Tmp Major Frank Searle, Tank Corps
Maj. Thomas Byrne Sellar late King's Own Scottish Borderers
Capt. Hugh Garden Seth-Smith, Army Service Corps
Capt. Reginald Henry Napier-Settle 19th Hussars
Maj. Evelyn Francis Edward-Seymour, Royal Dublin Fusiliers
Maj. Roger Cecil Seys, Royal Arty.
Capt. Arthur Talbot Shakespear Royal Engineers
Capt. and Bt. Major George Frederick Cortland Shakespear Indian Army
Maj. Charles Schmidt Sharpe, York & Lancaster Reg.
Tmp Major William Shaw, Army Service Corps
Maj. Henry Francis Shea RAMC
Capt. Charles Edward Gowran Shearman Bedfordshire Reg.
Tmp Major Robert Austin Shebbeare, Army Service Corps
Capt. John Reginald Vivian Sherston Cav. Indian Army
Capt. William John Townsend Shorthose, South Staffordshire Reg., and King's African Rifles
Maj. Cecil Barrow Simonds, Royal Garrison Arty.
Capt. William ArthurJohn Simpson Royal Field Arty.
Maj. James Robert Simson, Highland Light Inf.
Rev. Patrick Sinclair Royal Army Chaplains' Dept.
Maj. Alexander Baird Skinner, Indian Army Cav.
Q.M. and Hon. Major Edmund William Skinner, Lincolnshire Reg.
Lt.-Col. Edward Wheeler Slayter RAMC
Maj. Arthur John Henry Sloggett, Rifle Brigade
Capt. Lovell Francis Smeathman Hertfordshire Reg.
Capt. Arthur Francis Smith Coldstream Guards
Capt. Isham Percy Smith, Royal Garrison Arty.
Capt. William Selwyn Smith, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Gerald James Watt Smyth, Royal Engineers
Lt.-Col. Henry Smyth, Cheshire Reg.
Lt.-Col. George Abraham Smyth, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Rupert Caesar Smythe, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers
Lt. William Fulton Somervail Scottish Rifles
Capt. Herbert George Sotheby, Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders
Lt.-Col. Charles Louis Spencer, Royal Engineers
Capt. Hugh Baird Spens, Scottish Rifles
Tmp Capt. Alfred William Speyer, General List, late West Yorkshire Reg.
Capt. Sidney Stallard, London Reg.
Hon. Capt. Alfred Richard Stamford, Army Ordnance Depot
Maj. The Hon. Oliver Hugh Stanley, Royal Arty.
Tmp Major William Alan Stanley, Machine Gun Corps
Capt. Arthur Christopher Lancelot Stanley-Clarke, Scottish Rifles
Maj. William Lockhart St. Clair, Royal Field Arty.
Tmp Major William Jones Steele, Royal Engineers
Maj. Leigh Pemberton Stedall, Yeomanry
Tmp Lt.-Col. Arthur Stephenson Royal Scots
Lt.-Col. Henry Kenyon Stephenson Royal Field Arty.
Capt. Charles Knowles Steward South Wales Borderers
Tmp Major Albert Lewis Stewart, Machine Gun Corps
Maj. William Murray Stewart, Cameron Highlanders
Capt. and Bt. Major Walter Robert Stewart Rifle Brigade
Capt. Alexander Dickson Stirling RAMC
Capt. Colin Robert Hoste Stirling Scottish Rifles
Maj. Walter Andrew Starling Royal Arty.
Maj. William Eustace St. John, Yeomanry
Maj. Ashton Alexander St. Hill, West Riding Reg.
Capt. Hugh Morton Stobart, Yeomanry
Tmp Capt. Adrian Stokes RAMC
Cat Henry Howard Stoney, North Staffordshire Reg.
Maj. Martyn Rogers Strover, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. Edward Lisle Strutt, Royal Scots
Maj. Francis Cyril Rupert Studd, East Kent Reg.
Tmp Major Montague Alfred Sliney Sturt, Army Service Corps
Lt.-Col. Charles William Swinton, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. William Frederick John Symonds, London Reg.
Tmp Major Henry Leslie Aldersey Swann, Army Service Corps
Capt. Ernest John Bocart Tagg, Royal Marine Light Inf.
Tmp 2nd Lt. Bruce Mitchell Taylor Duke of Cornwall's Light Inf.
Maj. Charles Lancaster Taylor, South Wales Borderers
Maj. Glenleigh John Schill Taylor, Royal Field Arty.
Capt. George Pritchard Taylor RAMC
Maj. Henry Jeffreys Taylor, Durham Light Inf.
Capt. George Harris Teall, Lincolnshire Reg.
Capt. and Bt. Major Richard Durand Temple, Worcestershire Reg.
Capt. James Hugh Thomas RAMC
Lt.-Col. Henry Melville Thomas Royal Arty.
Tmp Major Basil Thomas, Gloucestershire Reg.
Tmp Lt.-Col. Albert Charles Thompson, Royal Dublin Fusiliers
Tmp Lt. Claude Ernest Thompson South Lancashire Reg.
Maj. Cyril Henry Farrer Thompson, London Reg.
Maj. James George Coulthered Thompson, Royal Field Arty.
Capt. William Irwin Thompson RAMC
Capt. George Thomson Yorkshire Light Inf.
Maj. George Edward Mervyn Thorneycroft, Royal Arty.
Maj. Cudbert John Massey Thornhill, Indian Army
Lt.-Col. Arthur Hugh Thorp, Royal Garrison Arty.
Lt.-Col. John Claude Thorp, Army Ordnance Depot
Lt. Alexander Tillett Devonshire Reg.
Maj. Clement Thurstan Tomes Royal Warwickshire Reg.
Capt. Julian Latham Tomlin, Royal Engineers
Lt.-Col. Francis William Towsey West Yorkshire Reg.
Maj. Edmund Francis Tarlton Traill, Army Service Corps
Maj. John Brereton Owst Trimble Yorkshire Reg.
Tmp Major Frederick George Trobridge, General List
Capt. Gerald Louis Johnson Tuck, Unattd. List, attd. Suffolk Reg.
Lt.-Col. Donald Fiddes Tulloch, Royal Arty.
Maj. Canning Turner, Leicestershire Reg.
Capt. Reginald Aubrey Turner Royal Engineers
Tmp Capt. Clifford Charles Horace Twiss, East Yorkshire Reg.
Maj. Weratwarth Francis Tyndale RAMC
Capt. William Tyrrell RAMC
Maj. Thurlo Richardson Ubsdell, late Royal Arty.
Maj. John Salusbury Unthank, Durham Light Inf.
Lt. James Alastair Berry Urquhart, Royal Garrison Arty.
Rev. George Ross Vallings, Royal Army Chaplains' Dept.
Tmp Capt. Sir Harry Calvert Williams Verney General List
Maj. Leonard Morris Verney Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Q.M. and Hon. Major George Edward Vickers, Manchester Reg.
Lt. Oliver G. G. Villiers, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, attd. Royal Naval Air Service
Maj. Patrick Villiers-Stuart, Royal Fusiliers
Maj. Ernest Blechynden Waggett RAMC
Lt.-Col. Arthur Reginald Wainewright, Royal Arty.
Maj. Roland Henry Waithman, Royal Sussex Reg.
Tmp Capt. George Goold Walker Royal Garrison Arty.
Capt. and Bt. Major Charles John Wallace Highland Light Inf.
Tmp Capt. James Hardress de Warrenne Waller, Royal Engineers
Maj. Hubert de Lansey Walters, Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. Harold Mathias Arthur Ward Royal Garrison Arty.
Maj. Joseph Ward, RAMC
Maj. George William Webb Ware RAMC
Maj. Henry Archibald Waring, Royal West Kent Reg.
Maj. Lionel Edward Warren, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Edward Robert Cabell Warrens, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Philip Huskinson Warwick, Yeomanry
Maj. James Way Royal Arty.
Tmp Major Harry Reginald Bland Wayman, Northumberland Fusiliers
Maj. Adrian Barclay Wayte, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg.
Q.M. and Hon. Major Walter Edward Webb, London Reg.
Capt. Ronald Moree Weeks South Lancashire Reg.
Maj. Barrington Clement Wells, Essex Reg.
Capt. Richard Annesley West, Yeomanry
Lt.-Col. Frederick Malcolm Westropp, Royal Engineers
Maj. Frederick Whalley RAMC
Tmp Major Wynn Powell Wheldon, Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Maj. William Stobart Whetherly, Hussars
Capt. Arthur Percy Buncombe Whitaker, Army Service Corps
Charles Richardson White, Army Medical Corps
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Frank Augustin Kinder, White, Royal Engineers
Tmp Lt. Noel Blanco White General List
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. The Hon. Robert White Reserve of Ofc.s
Lt.-Col. Edmund l'Estrange Whitehead, Royal Arty.
Tmp Major Hector Fraser Whitehead, East Lancashire Reg.
Lt.-Col. Edward Nathan Whitley Royal Arty.
Maj. Everard le Grice Whitting Royal Arty.
Tmp Major Alan Roderick Whittington, Army Service Corps
Lt. William Henry Whyte, Royal Dublin Fusiliers
Capt. Harold Hartley Wilberforce, Army Service Corps
Maj. Edward Harold Wildblood, Leinster Reg.
Lt. Cyril Francis Wilkins Royal Irish Rifles
Tmp Major Harris Vaughan Wilkinson, Machine Gun Corps
Capt. James Lugard Willcocks Royal Highlanders
Capt. Henry Beresford Dennitts Willcox Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg.
Maj. George Arthur Seccombe Williams, South Staffordshire Reg.
Maj. Herbert Mamwanng Williams, Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Rev. Ronald Charles Lambert Williams, Royal Army Chaplains' Dept.
Lt.-Col. Frederick George Willock, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Albert Edward Jacob Wilson, Somerset Light Inf.
Maj. Donald Clitheroe Wilson, Royal Field Arty.
Tmp Capt. Douglas Hamilton Wilson, General List
Maj. James Herbert Roche Winder RAMC
Capt. Gordon Bluett Winch, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Godfrey Harold Fenton Wingate, Royal Scots
Tmp Lt.-Col. Ernest Arthur Winter Royal Fusiliers
Lt.-Col. William Maunder Withycombe Yorkshire Light Inf.
Maj. James Wood, RAMC
Capt. Wilfred James Woodcock, Lancashire Fusiliers
Capt. William Talbot Woods Manchester Reg.
Maj. Robart James Wordsworth, Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire Reg.
Maj. Percy Reginald Worrall Devonshire Reg.
Maj. Stephen Henry Worrrall, Border Reg.
Capt. Andrew Rae Wright RAMC
Maj. Hubert Howard Wright, Army Service Corps
Maj. and Bt. Lt.-Col. Wallace Duffield Wright Royal West Surrey Reg.
Maj. William Oswald Wright, Royal Lancaster Reg.
Lt.-Col. Arthur Oliver Bird Wroughton, RAMC
Capt. Jasper William George Wyld Oxfordshire & Buckinghamshire Light Inf.
Maj. Guy George Egerton Wylly Indian Army
Tmp Major Charles Sandford Wynne-Eyton, General List, and Royal Flying Corps
Maj. Cecil McGrigor Yates, Royal Arty.
Maj. Robert James Burton Yates, Indian Army Cav.
Maj. Richard Lister York, Royal Field Arty.
Maj. Arthur Allan Shakespear Younger, Royal Field Arty.
2nd Lt. James Allardyce London Reg.
Maj. Arthur Harold Bibby, Royal Field Arty.
Tmp Capt. Patrick Dick Booth Royal Field Arty.
Capt. and Bt. Major Austin Hanbury Brown Royal Engineers
Lt. Frederick Arthur Montague Browning, Grenadier Guards
Tmp Capt. Ferguson Fitton Carr-Harris RAMC
2nd Lt. Joseph Percy Castle, West Riding Reg.
Tmp Major Vernon Douglas Robert Conlan, Army Service Corps
Maj. Anthony Courage Hussars
Maj. Murray Heathneld Dendy Royal Arty.
Lt. Andrew May Duthie, London Reg.
Lt. William Maurice Evans, South Wales Borderers
Capt. Charles Robert Gerard, Grenadier Guards
Capt. Philip Mannock Glasier, London Reg.
Lt. Tom Goodall, West Riding Reg.
2nd Lt. Guthrie Hallsmith, Suffolk Reg.
Lt. John Steven Hamilton, West Yorkshire Reg.
Tmp Lt. John Eliot Hancock, Norfolk Reg.
Capt. James Francis Harter Royal Fusiliers
Lt. Cyril Walter Holcroft, Worcestershire Reg.
Capt. Herbert Selwyn Jackson, West Riding Reg.
Tmp 2nd Lt. William George James, Yorkshire Light Inf.
2nd Lt. William Joffe, Yorkshire Light Inf.
Capt. Kenneth Alfred Johnston, Hampshire Reg.
2nd Lt. Edward Spurin Knight, London Reg.
Tmp Capt. Charles Robert Lucas, Royal Lancaster Reg.
Lt. Alfred Cecil Lynn, Yorkshire Light Inf.
2nd Lt. John Francis Maginn, London Reg.
Tmp Capt. Francis Morgan Mathias, Welsh Reg.
2nd Lt. James Thomas Byford McCudden General List, and Royal Flying Corps
2nd Lt. Andrew Edward McKeever Royal Flying Corps
Tmp Major David Watts Morgan, Labour Corps
Capt. and Bt. Major The Hon. Thomas George
Breadalbane TVtorgan-Grenville-Gavin Rifle Brigade
Lt. Charles Stone Moxon, West Riding Reg.
Maj. Sir Christopher William Nixon Royal Arty.
2nd Lt. James Partridge Notman, Seaforth Highlanders
2nd Lt. Gerald O'Brien, Royal Munster Fusiliers
Maj. Cecil Henry Pank, Middlesex Reg.
2nd Lt. William Paul West Yorkshire Reg.
2nd Lt. James Peel Royal Fusiliers
Maj. Gilbert Sandford Poole, Yeomanry
Maj. Rowland Edward Power, East Kent Reg.
Tmp Major John Brenchley Rosher Durham Light Inf.
Maj. Charles Frank Rundall, Royal Engineers
Lt.-Col. George Gray Russell, King Edward's Horse
Lt.-Col. Cecil John Herbert Spence-Jones, Yeomanry
Maj. Charles Arthur Algernon Stidson RAMC
Capt. and Bt. Major John Alexander Stirling Scots Guards
Tmp Major Leycester Penrhyn Storr, Liverpool Reg.
Lt. Gerald Fitzgerald-Stuart, West Yorkshire Reg.
Tmp 2nd Lt. John Edwin Tillotson, West Yorkshire Reg.
2nd Lt. Elliot Clarke Tuckey, Royal Field Arty.
Tmp 2nd Lt. William Arthur Upton, Wiltshire Reg.
Tmp Lt.-Col. Herbert Lawton Warden, East Surrey Reg.
Lt. Guy Randolph Westmacott, Grenadier Guards
Capt. and Bt. Major Bevil Thomson Wilson, Royal Engineers

Australian Imperial Force

Maj. Alan Sinclair Durvall Barton, Army Medical Corps
Maj. Thomas Harold Bird, Light Horse Reg.
Lt.-Col. Jaanes Jamison Black, Army Medical Corps
Lt.-Col. William Brazenor, Inf.
Maj. William Francis Noel Bridges, Inf.
Lt.-Col. Samuel Roy Burston, Army Medical Corps
Maj. David Duncan Jade, Army Medical Corps
Lt.-Col. Herbert Gordon Carter, Pioneer Battalion
Maj. Richard Gardiner Casey Inf.
Maj. Clement Lorne Chapman, Army Medical Corps
Maj. Alexander Chisholm, Light Horse Reg.
Maj. Walter Churchus, Field Arty.
Maj. Eric Winfield Connelly, Inf.
Tmp Lt.-Col. James Montague Christian Corlette, Engineers
Maj. John Joseph Corngan, Inf.
Maj. Tannatt William Edgeworth David Engineers
Lt.-Col. William Joihn Stevens Davidson, Field Arty.
Lt.-Col. Michael Henry Downey, Army Medical Corps
Lt.-Col. Richard Dowse, Staff
Lt.-Col. Edmund Alfred Drake Broekman Inf.
Lt.-Col. Bernard Oscar Charles Duggan, Inf.
Maj. Percy Malcolm Edwards, Field Arty.
Maj. William Gordon Farquhar, Engineers
Maj. Hubert Cedric Ford, Inf.
Maj. William Reginald Rogers Ffrench Machine Gun Corps
Maj. Vivian Harold Gatliff, Field Arty.
Maj. Richard Stewart Gee, Field Arty.
Capt. Henry James Hill Glover, Field Arty.
Lt.-Col. Henry Arthur Goddard, Inf.
Maj. John Leslie Hardie, General List
Maj. James Douglas Henry, Engineers
Lt.-Col. Ernest Edward Herrod, Inf.
Lt.-Col. William Alexander Henderson, Pioneer Battalion
Maj. Max Henry, Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Maj. Basil Holmes, Inf.
Col. Alexander Jobson, Inf.
Maj. Robert Kerr, Provost Company
Maj. William Selwyn King, Army Service Corps
Lt.-Col. Giffard Hamilton Macarthur King Field Arty.
Maj. Robert Edward Jackson, Inf.
Lt.-Col. John Dudley Lavarack, Arty.
Maj. Frederick Washington Lawson, Engineers
Lt.-Col. Henry Dundas Keith Macartney, Field Arty.
Maj. Patrick John McCormack, Field Arty.
Maj. Roy Stanley McGregor, Army Medical Corps
Maj. Louis Evander McKenzie, Royal Army Veterinary Corps
Q.M. and Hon. Major Charles Francis Minagall, Inf.
Lt.-Col. John Wesley Mitchell, Inf.
Maj. David Henry Moore, Field Arty.
Lt.-Col. Arthur Henry Moseley, Army Medical Corps
Maj. Edric Noel Mulligan, Australian Engineers
Lt.-Col. Henry Simpson Newland, Army Medical Corps
Lt.-Col. Edward Creer Nome, Inf.
Maj. Edwin Andrew Olding, Field Arty.
Maj. John Joseph Power, Army Medical Corps
Lt.-Col. Edgar Maurice Ralph, General List
Lt.-Col. George Arthur Read, Inf.
Maj. John Dalyell Richardson, Light Horse Reg.
Maj. Harold William Riggall, Field Arty.
Maj. Septimus Godorphin Rowe, Field Arty.
Maj. Edward Irvine Charles Scott, Pioneer Battalion
Maj. Herbert James Shannon, Light Horse Reg.
Lt.-Col. Joseph Lexden Shellshear, Field Artv
Lt.-Col. James Charles Francis Slane, Inf.
Maj. Dudley Wallace Arabin Smith, Light Horse Reg.
Maj. William Smith, Provost Corps
Lt.-Col. William Stansfield, Army Service Corps
Lt.-Col. John Mitchell Young Stewart, Army Medical Corps
Maj. Harold Bourne Taylor, Field Arty.
Lt.-Col. Alexander Hopkins Thwaites, Army Medical Service
Maj. Claude John Tozer, Army Medical Corps
Lt.-Col. Hugh Venables Vernon, Field Arty.
Tmp Lt.-Col. Charles Ernest Wassell, Army Medical Corps
Lt.-Col. Ernest Morgan Williams, Light Horse Reg.
Maj. Henry James Williams, Army Medical Corps
Maj. Eric Arundel Wilton, Machine Gun Corps
Lt.-Col. Percy William Woods Inf.
Lt.-Col. Arthur Raff Woolcock, Inf.
Maj. Malwyn Hayley à Beckett, Inf.
Lt.-Col. Murray William James Bourchier, Light Horse Reg.
Tmp Lt.-Col. Donald Cameron, Light Horse Reg.
Capt. George Vernon Davies, Army Medical Corps
Capt. Robert Derwent Dixon, Australian Inf.
Maj. Cuthbert Murchison Fetherstonhaugh, Light Horse Reg.
Maj. Reginald Norris Franklin, Light Horse Reg.
Lt.-Col. Robert Oswald Henderson, Inf.
Maj. Eric Montague Hyman, Light Horse Reg.
Maj. James Lawson, Light Horse Reg.
Maj. Leslie Herbert Payne, Inf.
Maj. Jeremiah Charles Selmes, Field Arty.
Maj. Roy Meldrum Thompson Field Arty.

1918 New Year Honours

United Kingdom and British Empire

Viscount

Baron

Privy Councillor

Baronetcies

Knight Bachelor

British India

Colonies, Protectorates, etc.

Victoria Cross (VC)

The Most Honourable Order of the Bath

Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath (GCB)

Military Division

Army

Indian Army

Honorary Knight Grand Cross

Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath (KCB)

Military Division

Royal Navy

Army

Australian Imperial Force

Canadian Force

New Zealand Force

South African Force

Honorary Knight Commander

Civil Division

Companion of the Order of the Bath (CB)

Military Division

Royal Navy

Army

Australian Imperial Force

Canadian Force

New Zealand Force

Indian Army

Civil Division

The Most Exalted Order of the Star of India

Knight Commander (KCSI)

Companion (CSI)

The Most Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George

Knight Grand Cross of the Order of St Michael and St George (GCMG)

Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George (KCMG)

Australian Imperial Force

Colonial List

Honorary Knight Commander

Companion of the Order of St Michael and St George (CMG)

Australian Imperial Force

Canadian Force

New Zealand Force

South African Force

Colonial List

Diplomatic and Overseas Residents

Honorary Companions

The Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire

Knight Grand Commander (GCIE)

Knight Commander (KCIE)

Honorary Knight Commander

Companion (CIE)

Imperial Order of the Crown of India

The Royal Victorian Order

Knight Grand Cross of the Royal Victorian Order (GCVO)

Knight Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (KCVO)

Commander of the Royal Victorian Order (CVO)

Member of the Royal Victorian Order, 4th class (MVO)

The Most Excellent Order of the British Empire

Dame Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire (GBE)

Civil Division

Dominion of New Zealand

British India

Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the British Empire (GBE)

Civil Division

Egypt and the Sudan

British India

Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire (DBE)

Civil Division

Commonwealth of Australia

Newfoundland

Knight Commander of the Order of the British Empire (KBE)

Military Division

Army

Civil Division