CHAPTER XXIII.

RETURN TO ENGLAND--CONCLUSION.

The Thirteenth remained in and about Mosul throughout the months of November and December 1918; but early in January 1919 they were ordered to return to Baghdad, and marching on the 11th of the month, arrived in Baghdad on the 29th.

There they remained in camp for some weeks, when the welcome order was received to embark for England. On the 10th March, the Regiment went on board a river steamer, and started on their journey down the Tigris. It was a large vessel, and with them were their old comrades of the Fourteenth Hussars. Trans-shipping at Basra to the _Etna_, and at Bombay to the _City of Sparta_, they arrived on the 29th April in the Mersey, and on the following day went ashore at Liverpool. On the 5th May they marched into the Cavalry Barracks at Aldershot, where they were to be quartered.

Here this History of ‘The Thirteenth Hussars in the Great War’ naturally comes to an end, for though the war was not formally concluded, the Regiment was now in England again, and its share in the military operations was over.

But so much has been written and spoken during the last few years regarding the value of Cavalry in modern war that, as remarked in the introductory chapter, it seems desirable, before leaving the subject of the services performed by the Regiment, to say a few words upon this question. It is one about which professional soldiers only can have an opinion of any value, and I therefore confine myself to quoting the opinion of professional soldiers.

The authorities whose views have been most definitely stated are Lord Haig, Lord Allenby, and the two Generals who commanded in Mesopotamia, Maude and Marshall.[61] The last two have been already quoted as to the Cavalry work in the advance to Baghdad, and beyond. General Allenby has written as follows regarding the operations in Palestine:--

“The Desert Mounted Corps took some 46,000 prisoners during the operations. The complete destruction of the VIIth and VIIIth Turkish armies depended mainly on the rapidity with which their communications were reached, and on quick decision in dealing with the enemy’s columns as they attempted to escape. The vigorous handling of the Cavalry by its leaders, and the rapidity of its movement, overcame all attempts to delay its progress. The enemy’s columns, after they had out-distanced the pursuing Infantry, were given no time to reorganise and fight their way through.”

Of course, the Cavalry did not effect their work alone. General Allenby says that the breaking of the enemy’s entrenched lines by the Infantry enabled the Cavalry to accomplish its mission. But this is no detraction from the merit of either. Both arms did their duty, and the result, in Palestine as in Mesopotamia, was what Henderson calls the most important operation of grand tactics--the surrounding and destruction of an enemy’s army.

General Haig is perhaps the most important witness of all, not only because of the greatness of his command, but because the Western Front, with its immense system of trenches, stretching from end to end of the theatre of war, was the one where Cavalry was at special disadvantage. In his final despatch, summing up the features of the war, he deliberately takes up the question, and gives his answer. I quote the following words:--

”_The Value of Cavalry in Modern War._

“17. From time to time, as the war of position dragged on, and the enemy’s trench systems remained unbroken, while questions of man-power and the shortage of shipping became acute, the wisdom or necessity of maintaining any large force of mounted men was freely discussed. In the light of the full experience of the War, the decision to preserve the Cavalry Corps has been fully justified. It has been proved that Cavalry, whether used for shock effect under suitable conditions, or as mobile Infantry, have still an indispensable part to play in modern war. Moreover, it cannot safely be assumed that in all future wars, the flanks of the opposing forces will rest on neutral states or impassable obstacles. Whenever such a condition does not obtain, opportunities for the use of Cavalry must arise frequently.”

General Haig proceeds to justify his opinion by examples, and concludes with a reference to the position of the British Cavalry on the morning of the Armistice which closed the war. “There is no doubt that, had the advance of the Cavalry been allowed to continue, the enemy’s disorganised retreat would have been turned into a rout.” In fact, the Armistice deprived the British Cavalry of the certainty of striking, in the last and greatest of all wars hitherto fought, and in that theatre of the war where they were at special disadvantage, the most stupendous blow ever struck by a body of armed horsemen since the history of the world began.

The British Cavalry consisted of Regiments similar to the Thirteenth Hussars. The story of such a Regiment is not therefore, as some think, the story of one unit of an arm which is now useless in war--as useless, it has been said, as bows and arrows. On the contrary, Cavalry has proved its usefulness up till now, and we may be sure that in the near future at all events, whether used on horseback for battle-shock, or as mobile Infantry, or in any other way of duty, it will still do good service to its country, as it has done in the past. The Cavalry spirit, please God, will never die in our people so long as war endures in the world, nor is there any reason to fear that we shall soon see the last of the famous squadrons in which that spirit is so gloriously embodied.

APPENDIX I.

ROLL OF OFFICERS WHO BELONGED TO OR SERVED WITH THE REGIMENT BETWEEN AUGUST 1914 AND NOVEMBER 1918.

Lieutenant A. E. Annett. ” R. R. Anson. ” W. G. Baker. ” E. P. Barrett. ” J. L. M. Barrett. 2nd Lieutenant A. C. Barrington. Lieutenant Hon. J. F. Best.[62] ” J. W. Biggar. Captain W. E. Bigge (Northumberland Hussars). Captain W. Blyth. Lieutenant E. Bristol. ” F. H. Butler. Major (Bt. Lieut.-Col.) E. J. Carter. Lieutenant D. A. C. Chamberlain (R.A.M.C.) 2nd Lieutenant G. W. Cheeseman.{62} Lieutenant J. I. Chrystall, M.C. ” J. O. P. Clarkson. ” B. W. D. Cochrane. Captain G. G. Collett (R.A.M.C.) Lieutenant C. F. Collins. 2nd Lieutenant R. C. Constable.{62} Major and Q.M. A. Cooke. Rev. H. Cooke, M.C. Lieutenant E. G. Corner. Captain F. C. Covell. Major R. F. Cox. Lieutenant W. P. Crawford-Greene. Captain J. Cullenan (R.A.M.C.) 2nd Lieutenant W. W. N. Davies. Major J. V. Dawson. 2nd Lieutenant H. G. Deerham.{62} Captain M. H. C. Doll. Lieutenant G. F. Earle. ” A. J. C. Elkan. Captain W. A. Elliott (R.A.M.C.) ” J. W. D. Evans (21st Lancers). ” W. H. Eve. Lieutenant M. R. Farrer. ” H. C. D. FitzGibbon, M.C. 2nd Lieutenant A. H. F. Fletcher.[63] Lieutenant G. R. Foster.{62} ” C. W. Gardner. 2nd Lieutenant W. R. Gibbons.{62} Captain D. W. Godfree, M.C. (21st Lancers). Lieutenant E. Goodman. ” R. Gore. ” C. H. Gowan, M.C. Major R. S. Hamilton-Grace. Lieutenant J. Hampson. 2nd Lieutenant W. B. Harrison.{62} Lieutenant M. G. Hartigan, M.C. 2nd Lieutenant H. R. Hawkins.{62} Captain R. C. Hill. Captain J. H. Hind. Lieutenant J. H. Hirsch. ” E. T. Hollingdale. Captain A. L. Horner (R.A.V.C.) ” J. E. P. Howey (Bedford Yeomanry). Captain Lord Huntingfield.[64] ” T. K. Jackson. ” J. A. Jeffrey, M.C. Lieutenant C. W. Jemmett. ” H. H. Johnson, M.M. Captain L. C. Johnston (R.A.M.C.) Major H. Ll. Jones, D.S.O. Lieutenant H. R. Jones, M.C. ” B. E. H. Judkins. Major W. A. Kennard, D.S.O.{64} Lieutenant M. C. Kennedy. Captain S. V. Kennedy, M.C. Lieutenant H. G. Keswick. ” F. G. Lawrence. ” T. E. Lawson-Smith.[65] ” A. M. Le Patourel. ” J. A. Lord. ” J. H. Lucas. Captain J. N. Lumley, M.C. 2nd Lieutenant G. Lynch-Staunton. Captain H. MacDonald, M.C. Lieutenant C. A. G. M‘Lagan. 2nd Lieutenant W. Madgin.[66] Major (Bt. Lieut.-Col.) T. H. S. Marchant, D.S.O. Captain D. M. Methven (21st Lancers). Lieutenant R. J. V. Michell. ” N. L. Moon. 2nd Lieutenant H. A. Moore.{66} Lieutenant J. F. Munster. Captain N. Neill.[67] Lieutenant W. G. Newman. Captain H. G. T. Newton. Lieutenant D. J. E. Norton, M.C. ” W. J. L. Norwood. Captain J. O. Oakes. Lieutenant L. A. Ormrod. Lieutenant L. Osmond. ” L. G. Owen. ” R. B. Pardon. ” G. H. Parkes, M.C. Captain F. N. Payne. Lieutenant W. R. Pearson. ” G. R. Pedder. Lieut.-Col. W. Pepys. Lieutenant E. F. Pinnington. ” W. J. C. Pook. Lieut.-Col. J. J. Richardson, D.S.O. Lieutenant W. Riley-Smith. Captain S. O. Robinson. Lieutenant F. G. Roche (R.A.M.C.) 2nd Lieutenant E. V. Rolfe. Captain W. G. Rose (R.A.M.C.) Lieutenant G. R. Russell. ” C. F. Ryder.{66} Captain A. M. Sassoon, O.B.E., M.C. ” V. H. Seeker (14th Hussars). Lieutenant T. Shanley.{66} ” P. H. J. Sheil. 2nd Lieutenant A. J. R. M. Sibson. ” R. W. M. G. Smith-Sligo.{66} Major C. Steele. Lieutenant D. A. Stirling. Captain E. H. Stocker. Lieutenant V. F. Symondson.[68] Brig.-Gen. A. Symons, C.M.G. Lieut.-Col. E. F. Twist. Captain A. Vlasto (R.A.M.C.), M.C. Lieutenant G. R. Watson-Smyth. ” G. L. M. Welstead. 2nd Lieutenant C. A. Whitchurch.{66} Lieutenant A. Williams. Captain B. H. Williams. Lieutenant T. Williams-Taylor. ” C. A. F. Wingfield. ” A. H. Wood. Captain E. Wordley (R.A.M.C.) 2nd Lieutenant G. F. Wrigley. Lieutenant E. Wright.

ROLL OF WARRANT OFFICERS, NON-COMMISSIONED OFFICERS, AND MEN, WHO SERVED WITH THE REGIMENT DURING THE WAR.

Those marked with an asterisk (*) did not serve in Mesopotamia with the Regiment.

7324 Private Abbott, W. 46265 ” (Sad.) Adams, J. 24407 ” Adams, J. N. 16435 ” Adams, R. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 3, 1917). 321371 ” Adderley, J. 15709 ” Adrian, F. 4721 ” Adrian, H. 21791 ” Aiken, G. N. 10889 ” Akers, G. 11030 ” Alexander, A. 4763 S.S.M. Allan, W. J. (_twice mentioned in despatches_, Dec. 29, 1916, and Jan. 4, 1917; gazetted 2nd Lieutenant, Lincolnshire R., Nov. 3, 1917). 13940 Private Allaway, W. 24483 ” Allen, A. 2336 Lance-Corporal Allidine, F.* 255670 Private Allot, W. 33146 ” Allsop, E. 46238 ” Allston, J. (_mentioned in despatches_, Aug. 27, 1918). 10659 ” Allum, C. E. 21526 ” Ames, F. T. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 3499 ” Ammon, W.* 27712 ” Amphlett, W. S. 6859 Lance-Corporal Anderson, F.* 4770 Sergeant Anderson, G. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 1298 Private (S.S.) Anderson, W.* 15773 ” Andrews, F. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 23136 ” Andrews, J. L. N. 6507 ” Angier, W. B. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 3884 ” Annand, G. 22369 ” Annibal, G. L. 3939 ” Ansell, J. G.* 1952 ” Ansell, T. S. 16393 ” Archer, F. 10942 Corporal Arlotte, E.* 46187 Sergeant Arnott, W. H. 5720 S.S.Far. Arthur, R. 46220 Private (S.S.) Ashcroft, A. 5574 ” Ashdale, F.* 7815 Lance-Corporal Ashwood, T. 27837 Private Atkins, E. 255951 ” Atkins, F. 3254 Lance-Sergeant Aukett, H. H. L. (_awarded_ M.M., Dec. 1, 1918). 6613 Private Austin, J.* 4421 Lance-Corporal Austin, V.* 22509 Private Ayres, J. (_wounded in action_, July 18, 1915).* 16561 ” Bache, H. 325891 ” Baggott, A. E. 16289 Private Baker, A.* 255687 ” Baker, J. E. 2715 ” Baker, W. 3774 F.S.M. Bald, A. (_mentioned in despatches_, Aug. 27, 1918; _awarded_ L.S. and G.C. Medal, April 1, 1917). 3130 Private Ball, D. 13660 ” Ball, R. H. 4388 Corporal (S.S.) Ballard, A. C. W. (_died_ Sept. 27, 1918). 4606 Sergeant Barham, W. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 4, 1917). 18943 Private Barker, J. H. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 3, 1917). 46254 Lance-Corporal Barling, F. 8809 Private Barlow, B. 4712 Sergeant Barnard, G. A. (_wounded in action_, Oct. 29, 1918). 23684 Lance-Corporal Barnfield, E. 32808 Private Barrett, A. S. 46250 Lance-Sergeant Barron, J. 8267 Lance-Corporal Bartlett, F. (_drowned in Tigris_, Oct. 28, 1918). 3117 Lance-Sergeant Bartlett, W. G. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917)· 19975 Private Bartley, J. 5300 Lance-Sergeant Batchelor, D. 5301 Corporal Batchelor, E. 281957 Private Bath, T. 27888 ” Batten, A. 11694 ” Beadle, A. 3977 Corporal Beadle, W. (_died_, Mar. 6, 1917, _of wounds received in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 27907 Private Beales, G. 276662 ” Beales, H. J. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 3, 1917). 4837 Private Bean, C.* 8138 ” Beaty, W. 2712 ” Beauchamp A. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917; _mentioned in despatches_). 32800 ” Beaver, E. F. (_wounded in action_, May 10, 1918). 6991 ” Beaver, J. 41218 ” Bedder, E. 24741 ” Beesley, J. (_died_, May 20, 1917). 6871 Sergeant Bell, E. C. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 3973 Private Bell, H. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917; _died_ Oct. 30, 1918). 4000 Lance-Corporal Bennett, D. 22761 Private Bennett, S. B. 325228 ” Bennett, W. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 4, 1917). 7566 ” Benoit, F. T. 281959 ” Bent, A. 8564 ” (S.S.) Berry, F. 15652 ” Berry, F. (_wounded in action_, Dec. 3, 1917). 11959 ” Berry, M. W. 22301 ” Bertwistle, G. 10331 Sergeant Bettis, J. A. 11595 Private Bexon, L. 21481 ” Biddiscombe, A. 10957 ” Biggs, J. H. (_awarded_ M.S.M., Dec. 24, 1918). 8894 ” Birchenough, E. 325383 ” Bird, H. H. 4430 ” Bird, I.* 206277 ” Bishop, A. 301559 ” Blackburn, J. H. 3470 ” Blake, J. G. A. 46209 ” (S.S.) Blanchard, F. H. 1551 Private Blaney, J. 1130 Corporal (S.S.) Block, R.* 325366 Private Blundell, G. A. 31718 ” Bocking, J. 1357 Lance-Corporal Bolton, W. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 3928 Sergeant Bond, W. 37866 Private Bone, J. 1327 ” Boorman, G. 12910 ” Botfield, E. J. 15605 ” Boulton, W. G. 4600 Lance-Corporal Bowie, G. W. (_awarded_ D.C.M., Aug. 29, 1917). 32811 Private Bowley, C. 5718 Sergeant Bradley, W. 255016 ” Bradshaw, A. 300436 Private Bramall, H. 9183 Corporal Bray, W. 1150 R.Q.M.S. Brearley, J. (_mentioned in despatches_, Aug. 14, 1917; _awarded_ D.C.M., Aug. 29, 1917; _awarded_ L.S. and G.C. Medal, April 1, 1918). 255770 Private Bree, D. 2711 Sergeant Brencher, L. P. 29343 Private Briston, J. 6893 ” Bristow, W. F.* 41590 ” Britnell, A. L. 3688 S.S.Far. Brockway, G.* 321377 Private Brookshaw, W. 27714 ” Broomfield, F. (_drowned at sea_, April 15, 1917). 4112 ” Brown, G. F. 23362 ” Brown, G. W. 1176 ” Brown, J.* 11458 ” Brown, J. G.* 255875 ” Brown, J. L. 24069 ” Brown, N. 8475 Corporal (Sad.) Brown, W. R. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 31902 Private Browning, W. 1404 Private Brunton, F.* 24751 ” Buckland, E. 1710 ” Buckley, J. 15801 ” Bullen, E. R. 24739 ” Bullock, T. 7514 Lance-Corporal Burder, H. A. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 8575 Sergeant Burgess, G. 46196 Lance-Corporal Burgess, J. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 6618 Private Burgess, T.* 6894 ” Burgess, W. 46184 Corporal Burgess, W. 6918 Sergeant Burgess, W. H. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917; _wounded in action_, May 10, 1918; _awarded_ M.M., June 2, 1918). 9385 Private Burns, J.* 15316 Lance-Corporal Bush, F. K. 22850 ” Bush, J.* 4794 Private Bushell, B. H. 29114 Lance-Corporal Butcher, R. A. 6768 Private Butler, F.* 41251 ” Butler, H. 3259 ” Butters, C. 6262 ” Buttle, W.* 46253 ” Byrne, J. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 453 Sergeant Byrne, P. 13605 Lance-Corporal Calder, J. 32820 Private Callery, T. 6554 ” Calver, F.* 24682 ” Calvert, M. 3433 ” Cameron, D. 595 ” Campbell, P.* _alias_ Devlin, P. 7135 Lance-Corporal Candy, R.* 382 Corporal Carlile, J. H. 3960 Sergeant Carnegie, T. (_awarded_ M.S.M., April 29, 1917; _awarded_ L.S. and G.C. Medal, April 1, 1917). 6177 Corporal Carpenter, J. (_mentioned in despatches_). 11281 Private Carradine, J.* 6913 ” Carter, G. 46246 Lance-Corporal (Tptr.) Carter, W. P. 9206 Private Cartwright, A. 300025 ” Cartwright, W. A. 285137 ” Cave, N. P. 13516 ” Challiner, H.* 860 ” Chamberlain, A. V. 4509 ” Chambers, H.* 31923 ” Chamley, D. 6519 ” Chapman, J.* 15828 ” Chapman, J. T.* 46205 ” Chapman, P. 1854 ” (S.S.) Chapman, T.* 285444 Lance-Corporal Chaundy, E. G. 1970 Private Chinery, W. H. 3938 Sergeant Chipperfield, P. (_died_ Mar. 6, 1917, _of wounds received in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 3974 Private Chisholm, T. 6427 Sergeant Christie, H. 16094 Private Christie, J. G.* 256498 Lance-Corporal Church, W. G. 5886 R.S.M. Churchhouse, M.* (gazetted 2nd Lieutenant Lincolnshire R., June 16, 1915). 1018 Lance-Corporal Clancy, J. (_wounded in action_, April 27, 1918). 4275 Private Clare, J. 8270 Far.S. Clark, A. E. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 2337 Private (S.S.) Clark, D. W. 6637 Sergeant Clark, S.* 24488 Private Clarke, C. 235368 ” (Tptr.) Clarke, F. J. W. 276664 ” Clarke, G. W. 1666 ” Clarke, W.* 15594 ” Clarke, W. A. 6759 Private Cleary, E. 3132 Sergeant Clement, J. H. 9009 Private Cleveland, J. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917; _awarded_ M.S.M., April 29, 1917). 5791 Corporal (Tptr.) Coakes, J.* 10657 Private Cochrane, A. L.* 8769 ” Coker, R. C. 24495 ” Cole, J. (_died_ Mar. 14, 1917, _of wounds received in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 15846 ” Cole, J. B. G.* 29633 ” Cole, R. G. 46178 Far.Staff-S. Colenutt, A. (_awarded_ L.S. and G.C. Medal, Oct. 1, 1918). 4851 Private Coles, S.* 6244 ” Collard, E. 3628 ” Collier, C. 1915 Sergeant Collins, P. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 8395 Private Collins, S. 41414 ” Comery, J. 6084 ” Conolly, T. 9432 ” Conroy, M. C. 24489 Corporal Cook, F. 11165 Private Cook, F. J. 6897 Sergeant Cook, G. (_died_ July 27, 1916). 24753 Private Cook, H. 18130 ” Cook, T. P. 29113 ” Cooke, G.* 4226 ” Cooke, J. 13739 ” Cooper, C. (_wounded in action_, Oct. 19, 1917). 41111 ” Cooper, J. 5577 Lance-Corporal Corbin, W. G. (_awarded_ M.M., Nov. 16, 1917). 13599 Private Cordey, H.* 497 ” Cornell, F. 4724 ” Cornish, R.* 5805 ” Corton, C.* 7409 Private Costello, D. 32832 ” Cottrell, F. B. 4504 ” (S.S.) Couch, J. F. (_awarded_ D.C.M., Aug. 29, 1917; _died_ July 4, 1918). 2351 ” Course, R.* 5815 ” Cox, E. J. 32822 ” Cox, F. 14775 ” Cozens, P. 10939 ” Crabtree, E. 4523 ” Craven, T. S. (_awarded_ M.S.M. Dec. 24, 1918). 21486 ” Creene, F. J. 32695 ” Creeper, F. W. 16106 ” Cressey, S. W.* 5801 ” Crocker, S. 5079 ” Croft, G.* 255719 ” Crook, H. 21135 ” Cross, G. 24421 ” Crossinggum, B. 2898 ” Crouch, T. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 10992 ” Crowder, H.* 6731 ” Cubitt, C. (_awarded_ M.M., June 2, 1918). 24500 ” Culleton, M. 255788 ” Culpin, R. 21532 ” Cumins, S. H.* 18285 ” Cunningham, E. 6473 Sergeant Cunningham, J. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 15, 1917; _awarded_ M.M., May 18, 1918). 255640 Private Cuthbert, A. G. V. 27842 ” Cutler, H. J. 21206 ” Danter, C. H. 5513 ” Darby, J. 13176 ” Dardis, R. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 15830 ” Davies, J. W. 21837 Private Davies, W. J. (_wounded in action_, Oct. 19, 1917). 9213 ” Davis, H. 16942 ” Davis, H. G. (_killed in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 6505 ” Davis, R. J.* 10971 ” Davis, W. F. (_wounded in action_, Oct. 19, 1917). 2129 Lance-Corporal Day, G. A. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 4, 1917; _wounded in action_, Nov. 3, 1917). 281974 Private Deamon, E. 4117 Lance-Corporal Debman, S.* 46219 Lance-Sergeant Deeley, H. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 22488 Private Dehner, F.* 3544 ” Delaney, C. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 205497 ” Dent, W. D. (_died_ Nov. 15, 1918). 8560 ” Derry, F. 32841 ” Dickens, J. 32838 ” Dimblebee, G. 9221 ” Disley, W.* 32842 ” Dismore, A. H. 23179 ” Dixey, W. 493 Lance-Sergeant Dobbie, C. 9369 Private Dobson, J. 6265 ” Dolton, H.* 520 Corporal (S.S.) Donald, J. 3258 Private Donnachie, W.* 9116 ” Donoghue, J. (_drowned in Tigris_, Oct. 28, 1918). 46182 S.S.M. Douthwaite, C. M. (_mentioned in despatches_, April 15, 1918). 5528 Private Dowdall, W. 3549 ” Downie, A.* 3491 Private Downie, D. (_died_ Oct. 3, 1916). 9038 ” Doyle, J. 18361 ” Driscoll, J.* 1984 ” Drury, H. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 26444 ” (S.S.) Duckett, F. 24088 ” Duke, S. 2169 ” Dumbrill, G. J. 24073 ” Dutton, B. 11124 Lance-Corporal Dutton, J. C. 21995 Private Dyer, E. 5440 ” Dymock, J. E. 46216 ” Dyne, H. A. 325214 ” Dyson, H. 11899 ” (S.S.) Earl, A. (_wounded in action_, May 10, 1918). 41427 ” Earnshaw, A. 798 ” Eaves, J.* 16463 ” Edmunds, R.* 1173 O.R.Q.M.S. Edwardes, E. V.* 9634 Private Edwards, A. C. 46223 R.Q.M.S. Edwards, H. J. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917; _mentioned in despatches_). 5444 Private Edwards, J. 9199 ” Edwards, W. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 3124 ” Ellis, P. 21611 ” Elphick, H. R.* 235756 ” Elsworthy, A. 16845 ” Enstone, C. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 46239 Sergeant Ethell, J. R. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 5447 Private Etherington, A.* 18185 ” Evans, G. G. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 424 ” Ewen, H. M.* 206279 ” (Tptr.) Ewing, R. C. 6957 Private Fahey, F.* 13840 ” Fairbairn, F. (_wounded in action_, July 18, 1915). 4603 ” Farmer, A.* 11749 ” Farmer, R. S. 3855 S.S.Far. Farnden, H.* 8223 Private Faulkner, R. 321443 ” Fear, C. J. 31943 ” Fegan, J. G. 205407 ” Fendom, A. S. 3252 Lance-Corporal Fenn, S. 32848 Private Fern, W. (_accidentally drowned_, July 17, 1918). 1530 Lance-Corporal Ferns, E. 9020 Private Fewell, J. E. 7012 Lance-Corporal Field, C.* 6881 Private Field, E. 206290 ” Filewood, F. 18245 ” Finch, F. 255654 ” Fisher, W. 41 Sergeant Fitzpatrick, I.* 46235 Private Flanagan, F. 18343 ” Flindell, D. (_died_ Mar. 6, 1917, _of wounds received in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 2052 ” Flynn, M.* 3925 Corporal Forbes, J. 41598 Private Ford, F. G. 13531 ” Ford, R. 4723 ” Foreman, A. 321448 ” Forsdick, B. H. 2263 Lance-Sergeant Foster, J. H. (_mentioned in despatches_, April 15, 1918). 27586 Private Fowler, E. 23463 ” Fox, J.* 3964 Cook Sgt. Francis, A.* 21068 Private Francis, S. H. 5882 ” Francomb, A. W. (_killed in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 46192 Sergeant Fraser, C. J. 8803 Private Free, S. W. 13062 ” Freeman, G. H. 1137 ” Freeman, O. 8119 ” Freeman, W. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917)· 22872 ” French, C.* 3940 ” (Tptr.) French, H.* 32851 ” French, R. 24368 ” Frost, J. 5808 ” Froud, A. G. 5703 Sergeant Frudd, E.* 1828 Cook Sgt. Fryer, E. H. 41678 Private Gabell, A. J. 5072 Sergeant Gage, F. R. 21316 Private Gage, H. J. 6229 ” Gair, W. H. 4004 ” Galbraith, D. 22803 ” Galley, W. G. 5957 Lance-Corporal (Tptr.) Galloway, A. O. 5612 Private Garrod, E.* 1339 Lance-Corporal Garrod, G. A. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 8268 Sergeant Garrod, S.* 6361 Lance-Corporal Garton, G. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 4852 Lance-Corporal Gates, J.* 32855 Private Geaney, C. 15670 Lance-Corporal Gee, A. 13604 Private Gent, J. H. 3887 ” George, A.* 8392 Lance-Corporal (S.S.) George, J. (_wounded in action_, April 29, 1918). 11879 Private George, J.* 5802 Lance-Corporal George, R.* 6590 ” George, W. S. (_died_, Mar. 16, 1917, _of wounds received in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 24728 Private Gerrard, H. D. (_wounded in action_, Oct. 29, 1918). 46218 Sergeant Gilbert, W. (_prisoner of war_, Mar. 5, 1917). 6215 Sergeant Gilbert, W. J.* 325514 Private Giles, H. J. 30555 Sergeant (Tptr.) Gill, S. (_mentioned in despatches_, April 15, 1918). 46203 Private Gillies, R. 3545 Lance-Corporal Gilliver, F. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 41255 Private Gilman, C. E. 23199 ” Ginks, G. 2221 ” Girling, F.* 29238 ” Glass, A. W. 3113 ” (Sad.) Glenister, A. E. 276670 ” Glenn, G. 281980 ” Glew, E. 8552 ” Glover, W. 5417 S.Q.M.S. Goddard, D. F. B. 46199 Sergeant Goddard, E. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 4507 Lance-Corporal Gold, A. F. 6471 Sergeant Gold, F.* 276669 Private Goodall, F. 6615 ” Goodland, E. W. 3398 ” Goold, H. H. 24568 ” Goulding, E. 24569 ” Goulding, T. 7612 Lance-Corporal Gowing, C. H. 4972 Lance-Corporal Grahame, I. C. J. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 4850 Private Grant, J.* 6579 Sergeant Grant, R.* 46240 ” Gray, J. (_mentioned in despatches_, Aug. 14, 1917; _killed in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 13622 Private Gray, W. 32858 ” Green, A. 4426 ” Greene, P. C. 325325 ” Greening, D. 255693 Private Grieff, R. 15736 ” Griffen, H. 32857 ” Griffen, H. H. 1534 ” Griffin, -- 15013 ” Griffiths, J. E. 16505 ” Grivell, C. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 46175 ” Groves, J. 13612 Lance-Corporal Gull, F. 24303 Private Gunton, T. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 4, 1917). 24494 ” Guthrie, J. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 7539 ” Gutsell, S. 2004 Far.S. (S.S.) Gutsell, T. 15788 Private Habbitts, W. J. 10168 ” Hack, B. G. 24456 ” Haigh, J. 1128 S.Q.M.S. Haines, J.* 2348 ” Haines, S. B. (_mentioned in despatches_; _awarded_ D.C.M.) 21195 Private Haley, E. 46204 ” Hall, E. A. 6263 ” Hall, H. 24449 ” Hall, J. 11416 ” Hall, V. 18198 ” Halstead, C. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 4790 Lance-Corporal Ham, G. 2899 ” (Tptr.) Hamilton, H. A. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 301163 Private Hammond, W. (_accidentally drowned_, June 19, 1918). 6472 Sergeant Hammond, W. J. R. 27700 Private Hancock, T. F. 5808 ” Hanglin, H.* 6708 ” Hannah, I.* 5809 ” Hanslip, W. (_wounded in action_, May 13, 1915). 19409 Private Harding, F. 22968 ” Harding, H. J. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 13902 ” Harding, J. T. (_awarded_ M.S.M.) 301071 ” Hardyman, A. C. 24321 ” Harker, T. E. 9277 ” Harman, A. 21238 ” Harris, C. (_wounded in action_, July 14, 1915; _wounded in action_, Dec. 5, 1917) 46243 Corporal Harris, E. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 24577 Private Harris, L. 6667 Sergeant Harrison, A. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 2270 Private Hart, A.* 1138 ” Hart, G. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 46230 Corporal Hart, W. 8799 Private Hartopp, W. 6542 ” Harvey, F. (_wounded in action_, Oct. 29, 1918). 16791 ” Harvey, J. L. (_wounded in action_, April 28, 1918). 285650 ” Hatwell, H. J. 1160 ” Haughey, M. J. 16555 Lance-Corporal Hawkes, J. S. 32881 Private Hay, J. 14632 ” Hayden, W. H. 7417 ” Hayes, F.* 2352 Sergeant Hayes, J. 1637 Private Haynes, A. 15680 ” Hayter, C. F.* 32863 ” Hayworth, F. (_died_ Nov. 14, 1918). 510 ” Hazeltine, J. A. 13711 ” (S.S.) Heard, A. 6550 ” Heathman, A. E. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 46227 Private Helme, N. 31946 ” Hembrow, H. 7006 ” Hemmings, H. 6523 Corporal (S.S.) Hemsworth, P. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 425 Corporal Henderson, W. 4234 Private (S.S.) Henley, W.* 4605 ” Henn, W. H. 13001 ” Herbert, P. H. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 7846 ” Hetherington, J. 5830 ” Heyburn, G. E. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 16431 ” Hibbert, A. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 24271 ” Hickingbotham, J. 32872 ” Hickles, G. 13043 ” Higgs, A. F. 24382 ” Higgs, J. W. 8269 S.Q.M.S. Higgs, W. 2897 Sergeant Hill, A. E. 4114 Private Hill, G. A. (_wounded in action_, Jan. 29, 1917). 9607 ” Hill, H. 10802 R.S.M. Hill, R. C. (gazetted 2nd Lieutenant, Mar. 19, 1916). 1195 Sergeant Hill, W. J. (_mentioned in despatches_; _wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917; _wounded in action_, Oct. 29, 1918). 46479 Private Hilton, G. A. 18718 ” Hirons, G. W. 1971 ” Hiscox, S.* 5921 Corporal Hobbs, J. (_died_ Aug. 1, 1916). 46256 S.S.M. Hockey, R. G. 301069 Private Hodder, C. H. 3859 Corporal Hodge, A. 31949 Private Hodge, F. 31950 ” Hogan, J. 16668 Private Hogarth, F. W. 10385 ” Hogben, A. S.* 2653 ” Hogg, A. W. T. 22954 ” Hogg, C. 32865 ” Holbrook, W. J. 32869 ” Holdsworth, J. W. 46226 ” Holland, A. H. 13959 ” Holland, F. 4608 ” Holland, W. 1162 ” Hollaron, J.* 46191 Sergeant Holloway, H. S. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 15, 1917; _mentioned in despatches_, April 15, 1918). 3978 Sergeant Holloway, R. (_killed in action_, Oct. 29, 1918). 5306 Private Homer, H. A. 32880 ” Hone, R. 46237 ” Hooper, S. 32879 ” Hopcroft, T. E. 4422 ” Hopkins, A. (_wounded in action_, Dec. 14, 1916). 24613 ” Horrex, G. A. 8554 ” Howard, H. 4913 Lance-Corporal Howard, J. (_died_ July 22, 1915, _of wounds received in action_, July 22, 1915). 11912 Private Howard, J. S. 301122 ” Howard, O. 256561 Lance-Corporal Howden, H. 5812 Private Howland, S. M. 5305 ” Howlett, S. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 4, 1917). 24051 ” Howlett, T. H. 4148 ” Hows, W. E. (_died_ July 28, 1916). 15779 ” Hubbard, H. 6768 ” Hudson, A. E. (_wounded in action_, April 29, 1918). 206282 ” Hudson, B. 46247 Lance-Sergeant Hudson, H. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 8796 Private Humphrey, E. (_awarded_ M.M., Dec. 1, 1918). 305706 ” Humphrey, H. L. 15572 ” Hunt, C. W. 13616 ” Hunt, W. F. (_died_ July 19, 1915, _of wounds received in action_, July 18, 1915). 4113 ” Hunter, E. 32877 ” Hurley, D. 4695 ” Hurn, W. 6543 ” Ives, W. 22420 ” Jackson, G. W.* 255696 ” Jackson, H. W. 8895 ” Jackson, J.* 41457 ” Jackson, J. 24493 ” Jackson, W. 15628 ” Jacobs, I. H. 22967 Lance-Corporal James, E. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 13828 Private James, H. 9021 ” James, S., _alias_ Roberts, H. 13417 ” James-Moore, J. H. (_awarded_ M.S.M., April 29, 1917). 24882 ” Jarrett, S. W. 32884 ” Jasper, F. G. (_killed in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 18983 ” Jeffrey, J. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 3123 ” Jelley, G. 285607 ” Jiggins, W. F. 255905 ” Johnson, A. 26790 ” Johnson, G. 2717 Sergeant Johnson, J. (_wounded in action_, March 5, 1917). 9182 Private (S.S.) Johnson, W. 797 ” Johnston, G.* 46255 Sergeant Johnstone, T. 9285 Private Jones, A. (_awarded_ D.C.M., Mar. 5, 1917; _killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 6154 Lance-Corporal Jones, C.* 11626 Private Jones, D. E. 9363 ” Jones, J. 1163 ” Jones, L. 18064 ” Jones, R.* 285674 ” Jones, S. 16995 ” Jones, T. R. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 325391 ” Jones, W. G. 3850 ” Jordan, C. W. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 9283 ” Jordan, M. (_wounded in action_, Dec. 17, 1916). 9247 ” Jowett, R.* 255700 ” Jukes, J. E. 13216 ” Kane, M. 13242 ” Keaney, P. (_prisoner of war_, April 23, 1917). 13460 ” Keely, J. 206283 ” Keeton, G. 41461 ” Kelly, F. E. 7303 ” Kelly, H.* 16533 ” Kemp, J. W. 26448 ” Kendall, R. 6164 Sergeant Kennard, F. 300482 Private Kennings, G. 11936 Lance-Corporal Kennington, C. H. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 3920 Private Kenny, J. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 46188 Corporal Kent, G. F. S. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 24478 Private Kerr, C. (_wounded in action_, April 28, 1918). 276631 Lance-Corporal Keyworth, J. H. 6850 Private Killacky, T. (_died_ July 28, 1916). 6866 ” Killick, A. (_killed in action_, Feb. 4, 1917). 1200 ” Kimberley, W. 25067 ” King, A.* 2038 ” King, F. 15664 ” King, G. W. 6436 Sergeant King, J. 16228 Private King, W. 23059 ” Kingstone, F. C. 4792 ” Kirby, J. H. 27989 ” Kirby, T. L. 9156 ” Kirk, W. H. 7548 ” Kirkham, J. 11417 ” Kirkham, W. 4976 Lance-Corporal Kitcher, F. C. (_awarded_ M.M., May 18, 1918). 3126 Sergeant Knapman, H. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 24308 Private Knight, A. 9945 ” Knight, B. 281994 ” Knight, L. 11641 ” Knight, W. G. (_wounded in action_, May 6, 1918). 4798 ” Kyte, A.* 4799 ” Kyte, F. 46213 Lance-Corporal Lacey, E. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 46252 Private Ladley, A. E. 26789 ” Laggett, H.* 46172 S.S.M. (Rough Rider) Laing, H. (_awarded_ L.S. and G.C. Medal, April 1, 1918). 11973 Private Lamb, W. 2511 Sergeant Lamb, W. F. 16936 Private Lambert, L. J. 4520 ” Landells, D.* 9739 ” Langford, J. 6253 ” Langley, A. 6882 S.S.M. Langley, W. J. 2513 Private Lapham, B.* 24502 Private Lapham, W. E. 2900 ” Larner, J. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 4085 Sergeant Larter, E. L.* 46190 Corporal Lawless, T. G. 22591 Private Lawrence, G. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 6899 ” Leddy, F.* 3493 ” Lee, A.* 26309 Lance-Corporal Lee, A.* 6630 Private Lee, F.* 276632 Lance-Sergeant Leeman, W. (_killed in action_, Oct. 29, 1918). 18749 Private Legge, S. T. 2713 ” Leplea, W. 21528 ” Levy, L. V. 2650 ” (S.S.) Lewin, H.* 2159 ” Lewis, J. W. (_wounded in action_, Jan. 14, 1917). 11629 ” Liddle, A. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 3, 1917). 4348 Lance-Corporal Lindsey, H. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917; _wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 9627 Lance-Corporal Lingley, H.* 3929 Private Linton, J. 32892 ” Little, P. W. (_wounded in action_, Oct. 29, 1918). 24075 ” Llewellyn, J. 4796 ” Lock, F.* 3858 ” Locker, J. E. H. 6765 ” Lockerty, J.* 22903 Lance-Corporal Lomas, F. (_awarded_ M.M., June 2, 1918). 6572 Sergeant Long, E. A.* 32893 Private Longstaff, J. G. 22450 Lance-Corporal Lonsdale, R.* 27616 Private Lovejoy, S. A. (_drowned at sea_, April 15, 1917). 1565 ” Lovell, C.* 4609 Lance-Sergeant Lowder, E. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 10809 Lance-Corporal (Tptr.) Lowe, J. 26310 Corporal Luetchford, W. J. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 9567 Sergeant Luff, H.* 24902 Private Lyman, F. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 12158 ” M‘Allister, W. 10649 ” M‘Auliffe, J. G. 6240 S.Q.M.S. M‘Bride, F. A. (_awarded_ D.C.M.) 1183 Private M‘Cardy, P. 13537 ” M‘Cormick, A. 3807 ” M‘Creadie, W. (_died_ Mar. 6, 1917, _of wounds received in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 46207 ” M‘Donald, J. 13224 ” M‘Donnell, M. (_killed in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 2563 ” M‘Dougall, M. 11253 ” M‘Govern, J. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 1809 ” M‘Grath, E. 24900 ” M‘Gregor, E. 11636 ” M‘Ilwrath, J. C. 206284 ” Mack, R. J. 32897 ” M‘Kay, J. 11958 ” (S.S.) M‘Kee, W. F. 5075 ” M‘Kenna, I.* 24845 ” M‘Kenzie, A. E. 11967 ” Mackenzie, J. 13632 ” M‘Kirdy, J. 13099 ” M‘Nulty, P. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 3439 Private M‘Queen, H. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 24, 1917). 31956 ” M‘Queen, R. C. B. (_wounded in action_, April 29, 1918). 256554 ” Madelin, A. 9339 Acting-Sergeant Madge, C. J. 32909 Private Maggs, H. V. 7066 Lance-Corporal (Tptr.) Maguire, W. F. (_mentioned in despatches_). 8372 Private Mahoney, T.* 24886 ” Main, D. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 1908 ” Mallindine, J. T. 24082 ” Manby, E. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 13704 ” Mant, A. 27487 ” Markham, H. J. 46179 ” Marney, J. R. 5316 ” Marr, W. J. 6624 ” Marsh, E.* 4797 ” (S.S.) Marsh, F. A. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 31776 ” (S.S.) Marshall, A. W. 6517 ” Marshall, E. 41003 ” Marshall, P. 9189 Lance-Corporal Martin, F. (_wounded in action_, July 18, 1915). 32898 Private Martin, J. 5581 ” Martin, W. F. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 15841 ” Mason, B. F. 13541 ” Mason, R. 6791 ” Mason, Reuben (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 13106 ” Massey, C. 13112 ” Massey, C. T. 3782 ” Masters, W.* 32907 ” Maton, L. 46224 Sergeant Matthews, W. (_awarded_ M.M., Nov. 16, 1917; _killed in action_, April 28, 1918). 41723 Private Matthews, W. J. 46183 S.S.M. Medhurst, A. 22892 Private Mellanby, G. B. 13200 Lance-Corporal Mellor, A. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917; _wounded in action_, May 10, 1918). 8605 Private Mercer, D. 24735 ” Mercer, L. 15353 ” Messenger, T. J. 7611 Lance-Corporal Metcalfe, I.* 301128 Private Miles, J. 1165 ” Millar, T. A. 206305 ” Millard, W. G. 8588 ” Miller, C. A. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 11960 ” Miller, H. H. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 3, 1917). 3801 Lance-Corporal Miller, T. R. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 24892 Private Millican, S. (_accidentally shot_, Oct. 27, 1916). 41167 ” Millis, S. H. 1554 ” Mills, H. 23055 ” Mills, J. 8587 ” Minton, E. B. 6643 Corporal Mitchell, G.* 235634 Private Moaby, B. 8232 ” Moggeridge, T. 5811 ” Moir, F. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 3128 Corporal Molyneux, F. 3852 Private Montague, F. 18767 ” Moody, G. A. 27853 ” Moon, J. 6880 ” Moore, A.* 281999 ” Moore, A. E. 15630 ” Moore, E. 29866 Private Moore, J. 235344 ” Moore, J. 32908 ” Moore, J. T. T. 6705 Corporal Moore, L. J. 6397 Private Moore, P. (_died_, Nov. 22, 1918). 46228 ” Morgan, A. M. 1664 ” Morgan, P. W. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 1663 ” Morgan, S. G. 3001 ” Morgan, W.* 13135 ” (S.S.) Morrey, J. 5432 ” Morris, E.* 7561 ” Morris, E. 6830 Corporal Morris, J. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 276679 Private Morris, J. E. 11916 ” Morrison, J. (_prisoner of war_, Mar. 5, 1917). 3541 ” Morrison, W.* 16961 ” Mortimer, H. H. (_awarded_ M. M., Nov. 16, 1917). 5317 Sergeant Moss, E. E. (_awarded_ M.M.) 24725 Private Moss, J. A. 15746 ” Mothers, C. 46229 Corporal Mott, E. 46211 Private Moule, -- 13219 ” Mulcahy, P. 31825 ” Munday, W. 9566 S.S.M. Mushett, E. 32914 Private Nash, T. E. 4857 Lance-Corporal Neal, G. C. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 4435 Corporal Neale, A.* 31790 ” Neale, A. C. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 16407 Private New, A. J.* 4171 Corporal Newman, A. S. (_killed in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 235478 Private Newman, F. A. 6989 Sergeant Newman, M. 31751 Private Newman, W. H. (_drowned in Tigris_, Oct. 28, 1918). 11259 ” Newton, B.* 46234 ” (Tptr.) Newton, W. J. 3809 ” Nicholls, J. 27732 ” Noone, W. F. 41566 ” Norledge, F. G. (_drowned at sea_, April 15, 1917). 3490 ” Norman, J.* 27798 ” North, L. (_drowned at sea_, April 15, 1917). 27919 ” Nunney, G. N. 9382 Lance-Corporal O’Connor, J. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 3, 1917). 11438 Private O’Connor, T. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 4, 1917). 31835 ” O’Shea, M. 23686 ” Owen, A. (_died_ May 10, 1918, _of wounds received in action_, April 29, 1918; _awarded_ M.M., May 18, 1918). 13090 ” Owen, F. 11633 ” Packer, W. H. 799 Sergeant Page, C. W. 13510 Private Palk, F. R. 4009 ” (S.S.) Pankhurst, J. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 5522 Lance-Corporal Parker, A.* 41492 Private Parker, C. 29857 ” Parker, J. E. 5302 ” Parkes, C. 695 ” Parr, J.* 3924 ” Parsons, A.* 6161 ” Parsons, F. G. 3125 Lance-Corporal Parsons, R.* 32918 Private Parton, J. A. 26121 ” Partridge, W. J.* 18681 ” Pate, A.* 23432 Private Patrick, V. (_wounded in action_, Oct. 29, 1918). 49091 ” Pay, W. W. (_mentioned in despatches_). 7009 Corporal Payne, A. E. 32926 Private Payne, C. 1969 ” Payne, F. 15676 ” Payne, R.* 18332 ” Payton, W. J. 7929 ” Pearce, J. 2518 ” Pearson, H.* 206306 ” Pease, S. W. 22518 ” Peet, G. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 46249 ” Penny, B. 7927 Far.S. Perkins, F. 24492 Private Perkins, G. 13082 Lance-Corporal Perkins, W. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 24138 Private Peronne, B. R.* 26893 ” Perrott, J. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 4527 Corporal (Sad.) Perry, J. 10888 Private Peters, W. 46181 ” Petman, R. D. 24553 ” Petre, W. 3967 ” Pettifor, H. 33312 ” Phelps, H. 31959 ” Phillips, J. 46245 ” Pierce, J. 4420 ” Piggott, J. C. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 1, 1917). 3744 Lance-Corporal Pinner, G. 27471 Private Piper, J. W. 1201 ” Pitman, D. (_killed in action_, July 12, 1915). 4289 Corporal (Sad.) Plumbly, S. (_wounded in action_, Dec. 15, 1916). 24988 Private Plumbridge, E. W. 5811 Private Plumridge, C. F.* (_wounded in action_, Aug. 18, 1915). 5514 Lance-Corporal Poile, W.* 7746 Private Pomeroy, W. H. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 26127 ” Pook, A. F.* 46222 S.S.M. Popham, E. L. (_mentioned in despatches_, Aug. 14, 1917). 235772 Private Pople, C. 6838 Corporal Pople, G. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 6221 Private Porter, R. 6235 ” Posford, C. 46200 S.S.M. Potter, A. (_mentioned in despatches_, Aug. 14, 1917). 27823 Corporal Potter, S. (_wounded in action_, April 28, 1918). 6410 Private Powell, W. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 4, 1917; _wounded in action_, Oct. 29, 1918). 4505 ” Pratt, F. W. (_wounded in action_, Dec. 17, 1916). 46180 ” Pretsell, J. 240125 ” Price, R. 80 ” Pringle, W. 18089 ” Prior, E. W. 2856 ” Proctor, W. 2341 ” Prosser, A. P. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 4111 ” Pullen, E. L. 13703 ” Pullen, V.* 675 ” (Tptr.) Purchase, J. 29262 ” Purser, A. 24061 ” Purvis, W. 16783 ” Quinney, J. 11991 ” Radford, W. C. N. 1801 ” Raggett, A.* 4405 ” Rainbird, L. 4429 Lance-Corporal Rainbird, W.* 6762 Private Raines, J. 16300 ” Ralls, W. J. 6876 ” Ralph, A. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 4360 ” Randall, F. E. 5319 ” Randell, C. 1167 ” Rapple, T.* 13476 Lance-Corporal Ratcliffe, J. 13436 Private Ratcliffe, R.* 4524 Lance-Corporal Ratty, G. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 8885 Private Ratty, W. 9202 ” Rawbone, S.* 18235 ” Rawlinson, R. 46248 Corporal Rayment, J. W. 423 ” Rayner, G. (_mentioned in despatches_; _awarded_ D.C.M., Feb. 1, 1918). 4422 Lance-Corporal Reaves, A. E. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 24931 Private Reaves, T. 41502 ” Redman, R. G. A. (_drowned at sea_, April 15, 1917). 13865 ” Rees, C. V.* 300480 ” Reeves, G. 235876 ” Reeves, W. 11127 ” Reid, C. W.* 2253 Lance-Sergeant Reid, J. 235715 Private Rendle, A. R. C. 205542 ” Revolta, G. R. E. 15784 ” Reynolds, F. G. (_wounded in action_, July 18, 1915). 3808 Lance-Sergeant Richards, A. N. (_awarded_ M.S.M., Oct. 16, 1918). 11436 Private (S.S.) Richards, J. 46187 Sergeant Richardson, A. 22931 Lance-Corporal Richardson, R. W. 28341 Private Ricketts, W. 46242 Private Ridley, G. E. 206307 ” Risdon, A. 32933 ” Roberts, A. 16278 ” Roberts, F. 9014 ” Roberts, G.* 8076 ” Roberts, J. H. 6166 ” Roberts, J. L. (_awarded_ D.C.M., 1917; _died_ April 10, 1917, _of wounds received in action_, April 8, 1917). 7821 Corporal Roberts, W. H. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 11911 Private Robertson, J. 8551 ” Robertson, N. 1198 ” Robins, F. 31771 ” Robinson, W. H. 11504 Lance-Corporal Rochester, L. M. 27991 Private Rockcliffe, F. W. 32939 ” Rogers, F. R. 1947 ” Rogers, H. 4118 Sergeant Rogers, J. H. (_mentioned twice in despatches_; _awarded_ M.S.M., Dec. 24, 1918). 32937 Private Rogers, W. 276683 ” Rook, E. 1361 ” Rostron, J. 31960 ” Rowley, L. (_wounded in action_, April 28, 1918). 206114 ” Rubins, H. 2936 ” Russell, G. 9045 ” Ryan, M. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 9191 Lance-Corporal Ryder, J. W. 27739 Private Salter, W. A. 49118 ” Sambrook, T. W. 32954 ” Sampson, C. P. 6170 ” Saunders, E. 1188 Lance-Corporal Saunders, J. 25010 Private Savill, A. G. 10656 ” Sawyer, F. J. 41804 ” Sawyer, J. G. (_drowned at sea_, April 15, 1917). 4343 Lance-Corporal (Tptr.) Scarr, C. H. T. 11937 Private Schofield, L. B. 3704 ” Schubert, H. 1426 ” Schubert, J. (_died_ July 26, 1916). 4570 ” Scobell, -- 5970 ” Scott, A. C. 46197 ” Scott, J. 4342 ” Scott, S. A. 13567 ” Scott, W. J. 1576 ” Seagull, G. A. 24316 ” Searing, H. 10972 ” Searle, E. 26261 ” Sebiour, F. 9026 ” Seekins, H. 46186 R.S.M. Seekins, S. (_awarded_ M.C., Feb. 7, 1918). 1189 Corporal Sexton, L. 6753 Private Shadgeth, H.* 41785 ” Shannon, J. 5785 ” Shaw, A. J. (_wounded in action_, May 6, 1918). 24071 ” Sheen, W. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 321441 ” Shepherd, S. W. 4344 ” Sheppard, J. O. 32964 ” Sheppard, T. G. 32955 ” Sherlock, S. 5585 ” Shoebridge, J. 6202 ” Shorter, A. E. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 1, 1917). 46241 Lance-Corporal Shrimpton, W. J. 5734 Sergeant Sidwell, W. V. 46185 Private Sims, W. H. 751 Lance-Corporal Singleton, J. E. 32963 Private Sinnott, H. 282017 Private Sisson, J. M. 285535 ” Slatter, J. H. 4858 ” Slaughter, W.* 30441 ” Slavin, R. (_drowned at sea_, April 15, 1917). 255710 ” Sleath, F. A. 46231 Corporal Smith, A. 46206 Private Smith, A. C. 655 Sergeant (Sad.) Smith, B.* 9024 Private Smith, C. J. 46221 Sergeant Smith, C. W. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 4, 1917). 5582 Private Smith, E. H. 3855 ” Smith, G. 6249 ” Smith, H.*, _alias_ Parsons. 5606 Corporal (S.S.) Smith, J.* 2058 Private Smith, J.* 5803 ” Smith, J. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 8294 ” (S.S.) Smith, J. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 4, 1917). 41524 ” Smith, J. W. 7037 ” (S.S.) Smith, P. 276688 ” Smith, S. (_died_ Oct. 8, 1918). 5572 ” Smith, T. 10252 ” Smith, T. S. 531 ” Smith, W.* 41669 ” Smith, W. J. (_drowned at sea_, April 15, 1917). 24355 ” Smith-Mutlow, P. 6392 ” Smithers, J. (_mentioned in despatches_). 256178 ” Snell, A. S. 301229 ” (S.S.) Snell, G. 4105 ” Soley, A. 32944 ” Solomon, E. 18825 ” Soper, R. (_died_ July 27, 1916). 256557 Private Souter, G. 46212 Lance-Sergeant Spanton, F. (_prisoner of war_, Mar. 5, 1917). 2174 Private Sparrow, A. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 1, 1917). 32960 ” Spear, F. 24363 ” Spenceley, T. J. 10861 Sergeant Spencer, F. 8050 Private Spicer, C.* 6010 Lance-Corporal (Tptr.) Spicer, J. A. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 5315 Private Spicer, W. E. 3851 Sergeant Spokes, H. S. 5512 Private Stacey, W.* 6608 ” Stamp, W. G. 5573 ” Stannett, G. 46173 S.S.Far. Stanton, W. (_mentioned in despatches_). 2207 Lance-Corporal Starbrook, W. D. 282027 Private Starbuck, F. 13470 ” Steedman, P. 6217 ” Steer, F. (_accidentally killed_, Feb. 9, 1916). 5721 Corporal Stent, C. J. 4115 Private Stephens, E.* 23500 ” Stephens, W. P. 6495 ” Stephenson, F. (_died_ Dec. 19, 1917). 2901 Lance-Corporal Stevens, J. (_mentioned in despatches_, Aug. 14, 1917; _awarded_ D.C.M., Aug. 29, 1917). 23537 Private Stevens, W. G. 7009 Sergeant Stevenson, E.* 5586 Private Steward, H. W. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 4939 Lance-Corporal Stewart, J.* 29236 Private Stewart, W. A. E. 10970 Lance-Corporal Stillwell, F. 24680 Private Stobbs, H. 1190 Acting-Sergeant Stoneham, D. (_wounded in action_, July 18, 1915). 13583 Private Stoneman, S. H. 18206 ” Stones, J. L. K. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 16213 ” Strange, C. A. 8765 ” Strange, G. E. 4859 Sergeant Strawbridge, S. G. (_awarded_ D.C.M., Aug. 26, 1918). 46225 Private Street, H. J. 3620 ” Stroud, G. 9039 ” Stubbs, R. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 24490 ” Sturgess, J. 2135 Lance-Corporal Styles, F. 16808 Private Styles, H. 10722 Sergeant (Tptr.) Styles, J. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 6624 Lance-Corporal Sullivan, --* 46166 Private Swaddling, J. 26138 ” Swindell, W. 3702 Lance-Corporal Swindle, F. 49090 Private Sykes, T. 256531 ” Sykes, T. 26039 Corporal Taber, A. 27902 Private (S.S.) Tait, A. 3715 S.Q.M.S. Tarr, S. (_awarded_ M.S.M.) 16508 Private Tarr, W. G. (_died_ July 27, 1916). 255891 ” Tarry, G. 46194 S.Q.M.S. Tassie, W. D. (_awarded_ D.C.M., Feb. 11, 1917). 19433 Private Tatner, J. G. (_wounded in action_, April 29, 1918). 1998 Lance-Sergeant Taylor, A. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 1871 Private Taylor, A. F. 13900 Private Taylor, A. J.* 15661 ” Taylor, B. G. 18475 ” Taylor, C. E. (_wounded in action_, Dec. 17, 1916; _wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917; _wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 3127 Lance-Sergeant Taylor, J. A. 796 Lance-Corporal Taylor, M. 9218 Private Teague, P. J. (_died_ Sept. 25, 1918). 6514 S.Q.M.S. Tegg, F. J. (_killed in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 9479 Private Tell, N. E. 3515 R.Q.M.S. Tennant, G. F. 18737 Private Terry, A. E. 4428 Sergeant Tetheridge, W. H. (_awarded_ D.C.M., Nov. 16, 1917). 11642 Private Thackray, G. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 27566 ” Thatcher, A. 325624 ” Thatcher, C. 46208 Corporal Thomas, F. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 24897 Private Thomas, H. G. 1562 ” Thomas, W.* 3804 Corporal Thomas, W. H. W. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 206170 Private Thomason, F. 8220 ” Thompson, G. 13419 ” Thompson, J.* 24726 ” Thompson, J. W. (_wounded in action_, May 10, 1918). 3883 ” Thomson, W. (_died_ Nov. 6, 1917, _of wounds received in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 4703 S.Q.M.S. Thomson, W. K. (_died_ July 25, 1916). 10989 Private Thorne, A. E.* 32971 ” Thornell, S. V. (_died_ May 8, 1918, _of wounds received in action_, May 6, 1918). 31992 ” Thornton, J. 27644 ” Thornton, T. 3002 Lance-Corporal Thorogood, G.* 9044 Private Thorpe, J.* 276691 ” Thorpe, J. W. 7918 ” Thrackay, B. 41539 ” Thresher, W. 3494 ” Thursbly, C. B. 20705 ” Thurston, T. 11553 ” Tilling, S.* 32968 Lance-Corporal Tindale, J. 13692 Private Tindle, W. H. (_killed in action_, May 3, 1917). 5309 ” Tipper, W.* 3853 ” Titmus, A.* 23138 ” Tolman, S. F. 235403 ” Tombs, H. H. 3131 ” Tooke, A. E. 9286 Lance-Corporal Tookey, E. F. 27808 Private Towers, B. 10887 Corporal Townsend, J. (_wounded in action_, May 10, 1918). 11254 Private Tracey, J. (_killed in action_, July 12, 1915). 5439 ” Trafani, A. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 7549 ” Tranter, R. (_wounded in action_, Oct. 29, 1918). 13978 ” Treanor, J. 33313 ” Tribe, E. 6596 ” Trowbridge, F.* 13832 ” Tucker, E. 11139 ” Tucker, J. P. 205691 ” Tull, V. 22535 Private Tunnicliffe, J. (_killed in action_, Nov. 3, 1917). 3129 ” (S.S.) Tuppin, T.* 13685 ” Turner, C. 5074 ” Turner, E. 8218 ” Turner, E. Y. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 13474 ” Turner, G. 9145 ” Turner, G. T. 15619 Lance-Corporal Turner, H. E. (_mentioned in despatches_) 27910 Private Turner, J. 2992 ” Turner, T. 5861 ” Turpin, B. G. 206158 ” Tutte, E. 26806 ” Twigg, D. (_killed in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 21527 Lance-Corporal Tyler, L. I. 13529 Private Ullock, W.* 235489 ” (S.S.) Vaughan, A. S. (_wounded in action_, May 10, 1918). 235451 ” Vaughan, R. 4855 ” Venning, J. 4424 Lance-Sergeant Venning, J. C. (_wounded in action_, Dec. 14, 1916). 6248 Sergeant Vernon, W. 8224 Private Vickers, J. (_died_ Nov. 6, 1918). 1171 ” Vigus, F. G. 4003 Acting-Sergeant Vile, W. H. 6915 Lance-Corporal Vinall, A. (_awarded_ D.C.M.; _died_ Oct. 31, 1918, _of wounds received in action_, Oct. 29, 1918). 7394 Private Vincent, J. H. 4491 Lance-Corporal Viner F. (_awarded_ M.M., Dec. 1, 1918). 5516 Private Viney, A. V. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 3232 Private Wade, G. 2357 ” Walker, A. 18347 ” Walker, S. 276623 ” Wall, C. N. 4529 ” Wallace, J.* 22635 ” Waller, E. 3786 Lance-Corporal Waller, H.* 9568 Private Walley, W.* 5303 ” Wallhead, A. (_killed in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 4423 ” Walmsley, F. 26067 ” Walsh, M. 15861 ” Walters, S. 2116 Arm.S.S. Walton, H. 5453 Private Ward, A.* 24863 ” Ward, A. J. F. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 5912 Sergeant Ward, B. J. (_awarded_ M.S.M.) 281934 Corporal Wardle, S. 4107 Sergeant Ware, H.* 41665 Private Warner, S. B. 6582 ” Warner, W. J. 27755 ” Watchman, A. E. 11514 ” Watkins, A. H. 9192 Lance-Corporal Watkins, A. W. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917; _awarded the_ D.C.M., Aug. 29, 1917; _mentioned in despatches_, Aug. 14, 1917). 46214 Private Watson, H. 1938 ” Way, F. W. 20919 ” Wearing, W. 16847 ” Webb, A. 1548 Lance-Corporal Webb, A. F. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 1, 1917). 5614 Private Webb, C. A. 16517 ” Webb, F. 18727 ” Webb, H. J. 6378 ” Webber, G.* 16707 ” Webber, W. 276624 Private Webster, W. W. 23453 ” Wedd, A. 24435 ” Welch, A. 10982 ” Wells, A. V. 9234 Lance-Corporal Went, A.* 32976 Private Wernham, J. 4922 ” West, W. W. 2177 ” Westall, F.* 5551 Sergeant Westbrook, A. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 325502 Private Westbury, A. 15683 Sergeant Westerman, R. A. (_awarded_ M.S.M., Dec. 24, 1918). 6746 Private Weston, A.* 23501 ” Wheatcroft, P. 10646 ” Wheatley, A. W.* 27481 ” Whebby, G. H. 4900 Sergeant Wheeler, A. 1907 Lance-Corporal White, E. 6247 Private White, E. J. 16441 ” White, H. N. 2282 ” White, H. W. 21954 ” White, J. 1148 ” White, S.* 1416 ” Whitelock, S. D. 5433 Lance-Corporal Whitington, F. (_awarded_ M.M., Dec. 1, 1918). 9282 Private Whitmore, C.* 9227 ” Whitney, W. 2519 ” Whittington, W. 9279 Lance-Corporal Whittle, J. (_wounded in action_, April 8, 1917). 3710 Sergeant Whyte, R.* 15087 Private Wickham, W. F. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 206298 ” Wilkins, W. L. 4349 ” Wilkinson, F.* 24614 ” Williams, D. G. (_wounded in action_, Nov. 5, 1917). 276627 Private Williams, E. 2256 ” Williams, G. 13120 ” Williams, J. 31990 ” Williams, J. 24756 ” Williams, W. J. 3350 Sergeant Willis, J. 30615 Private Willis, J. 6956 ” Willoughby, P.* 41778 ” Wilson, D. J. 13061 ” Wilson, F. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 7464 ” Wilson, J. 3501 Sergeant Wiltshire, T. 10965 Private Wimpey, W. A. 2902 ” Winfield, J. W. 1192 ” Winter, F. (_wounded in action_, Oct. 29, 1918). 6493 ” Wiseby, A. W. 46202 S.S.M. Wood, S. 205786 Private Woodhead, F. 27440 ” Woodland, W. J. 1172 ” Woods, J. 8228 Lance-Corporal Woollaston, A.* 282045 Private Woolley, L. 8240 ” Wordley, C. 7003 Private (Tptr.) Wren, F M. (_died of wounds_, Mar. 5, 1917, _received in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 13611 ” Wren, P. (_wounded in action_, Mar. 5, 1917). 6604 Lance-Corporal Wright, D. C. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 4, 1917; _awarded_ M.S.M., April 29, 1917). 10668 Private Wright, F.* 24907 ” Wright, F. 18363 ” Wright, H. C. 1753 ” Wright, L.* 2710 ” Wright, W.* 573 S.S. (Sad.) Wykes, W. 206086 Lance-Corporal Wyncoll, C. H. A. (_mentioned in despatches_). 8352 Private Yates, T. W. 13614 ” Yelverton, D. 2200 Corporal (Sad.) Youells, J. W. (_wounded in action_, Feb. 25, 1917). 2042 Private Young, H. (_died_ May 11, 1918). 26955 ” Young, J. A. G.*

APPENDIX II.

CASUALTIES.

_All the casualties occurred with the Regiment unless otherwise stated_

OFFICERS.

KILLED.

Lieutenant T. E. Lawson-Smith Near Messines Nov. 1, 1914. (With 11th Hussars.) Captain Norman Neill At Zwarteleen Nov. 6, 1914. (Brigade-Major, 7th British Cavalry Brigade.) 2nd Lieutenant J. F. Munster At Shumran Bend Feb. 4, 1917. Captain William H. Eve At Lajj Mar. 5, 1917. 2nd Lieutenant G. Lynch-Staunton ” ” ” E. V. Rolfe ” ” ” J. O. P. Clarkson Near Jaffer’s Tomb Mar. 10, 1917. (Attached 16th M.G. Squadron, 7th Cavalry Brigade.) Captain S. O. Robinson At Tekrit Nov. 5, 1917. ” H. Macdonald, M.C. At Amadia, Kurdistan July 14, 1919. (Assistant Political Officer.)

DIED OF WOUNDS.

Captain H. A. de P. O’Kelly. At Meteren May 19, 1915. (With 18th Hussars.)

OTHER CAUSES.

Brevet Major R. S. Hamilton-Grace. At Burgues Aug. 4. 1915. (Result of a motor accident, G.S.O. 2nd Hqs. Cav. Corps.) Captain H. G. T. Newton In River Tigris April 25, 1917. (Accidentally drowned.) Captain F. Norman Payne At Baghdad Nov. 14, 1917 (Cholera. Staff Captain to Military Governor, Baghdad.) Major W. A. Kennard, D.S.O. At Etaples Dec. 1918. (Of Pneumonia.)

WOUNDED.

Brevet Major H. Ll. Jones, D.S.O. In France. Oct. 28, 1914. (With 4th Dragoon Guards.) Lieutenant B. H. Williams ” Oct. 31, 1914. (With 11th Hussars.) Lieutenant G. R. Watson-Smyth Near Lillers July 14, 1915. ” M. H. C. Doll Near Authuille Sept. 11, 1915. Captain S. O. Robinson. At Shumran Bend Feb. 4, 1917. Lieutenant T. Williams-Taylor ” ” ” J. A. Lord At Imam Mahdi Feb. 25, 1917. Lieut.-Colonel J. J. Richardson, D.S.O. At Lajj Mar. 5, 1917. Brevet Lieut.-Colonel E. F. Twist. ” ” Brevet-Major J. V. Dawson ” ” Lieutenant G. L. Welstead ” ” ” G. R. Pedder ” ” ” H. C. D. FitzGibbon, M.C. Near Deli Abbas April 8, 1917. 2nd Lieutenant C. A. G. M‘Lagan At Tuz Kermatli April 21, 1918. ” G. R. Russell. At Hadraniyeh Oct. 29, 1918. Captain J. W. D. Evans. ” ” (21st Lancers) Attached.

WOUNDED AND PRISONERS.

Lieutenant E. F. Pinnington At Lajj Mar. 5, 1917. ” T. Williams-Taylor At Tekrit. Nov. 5, 1917.

OTHER RANKS.

KILLED.

_France._

11254 Private J. Tracey At Noyelles les Vermelles July 12, 1915. 1201 ” D. Pitman ” ” ”

_Mesopotamia._

6866 Private A. Killick At Shumran Bend Feb. 4, 1917. 26806 ” D. Twigg At Imam Mahdi Feb. 25, 1917. 16942 ” H. G. Davis ” ” 10722 Sergeant J. S. Styles At Lajj Mar. 5, 1917. (Tptr.) 4770 ” G. Anderson ” ” 3126 ” H. Knapman ” ” 6667 ” A. Harrison ” ” 6830 Corporal J. Morris ” ” 22967 Lance-Corporal E. James ” ” 11936 ” C. H. Kennington ” ” 3801 ” T. R. Miller ” ” 6791 Private Reuben Mason ” ” 11642 ” G. Thackray ” ” 2898 ” T. Crouch ” ” 9285 ” Alfred Jones, D.C.M. ” ” 13099 ” P. M‘Nulty ” ” 16995 ” T. R. Jones ” ” 13692 ” W. H. Tindle ” ” 13001 ” P. H. Herbert ” ” 5303 ” A. Wallhead ” ” 3850 ” C. W. Jordan ” ” 24902 ” F. Lyman ” ” 4009 ” J. Pankhurst (S.S.) ” ” 18206 ” J. L. K. Stones ” ” 22535 ” J. Tunnicliffe Near Daur Nov. 3, 1917. 46240 Sergeant J. Gray At Tekrit Nov. 5, 1917. 4171 ” A. S. Newman ” ” 5882 Private A. W. Francomb ” ” 46224 Sergeant W. Matthews, M.M. At Tuz Kermatli April 28, 1918. 3978 ” R. Holloway At Hadraniyeh Oct. 29, 1918. 276632 Lance-Sergeant W. Leeman ” ”

DIED OF WOUNDS.

13616 Private W. F. Hunt At Nœux les Mines. July 19, 1915. 4913 Lance-Corporal J. Howard In France July 22, 1915. 7003 Private F. M. Wren (Tptr.) In Mesopotamia Mar. 5, 1917. 3977 Corporal W. Beadle ” Mar. 6, 1917. 3938 Sergeant P. Chipperfield ” ” 3807 Private W. M‘Creadie ” ” 18343 ” D. Flindell ” ” 24495 ” J. Cole ” Mar. 14, 1917. 6590 Acting Corporal W. S. George ” Mar. 16, 1917. 6166 Private J. L. Roberts, D.C.M. In Mesopotamia April 10, 1917. 3883 ” W. Thomson ” Nov. 6, 1917. 32971 ” S. V. Thornell ” May 8, 1918. 23686 ” A. Owen, M.M. ” May 10, 1918. 6915 Corporal A. Vinall, D.C.M. ” Oct. 31, 1918.

DEATHS ACCEPTED FOR OFFICIAL PURPOSES.

6010 Tptr. J. A. Spicer At Lajj Mar. 5, 1917. 6514 S.S.M. F. J. Tegg At Tekrit Nov. 5, 1917. 13224 Private M. M‘Donnell ” ” 32884 ” F. G. Jasper ” ”

DROWNED IN THE RIVER TIGRIS DURING OPERATIONS.

31751 Private W. H. Newman At Hadraniyeh Oct. 28, 1918. 8267 Lance-Corporal F. Bartlett ” ” 9116 Private J. Donoghue ” ”

OTHER CAUSES.

6217 Private F. Steer At Le Plouy, France Feb. 9, 1916. 4703 S.Q.M.S. W. K. Thomson At Basrah July 25, 1916. 1426 Private J. S. Schubert ” July 26, 1916. 6897 Sergeant G. Cook ” July 27, 1916. 16508 Private W. G. Tarr ” ” 18825 ” R. Soper At Makina ” 6850 ” T. Killacky At Basrah July 28, 1916. 4148 ” W. E. Hows ” ”

5921 Corporal J. Hobbs ” Aug. 1, 1916.

3491 Private D. Downie ” Oct. 3, 1916.

24892 ” S. Millican Accidentally shot at Oct. 27, 1916. sea, “H.T.” _Huntsgreen_ 27798 ” L. North At sea, “H.T.” April 15, 1917. _Cameronia_ 41566 ” F. G. Norledge ” ” ” 41699 ” W. J. Smith ” ” ” 41502 ” R. G. A. Redman ” ” ” 27616 ” S. A. Lovejoy ” ” ” 27714 ” F. Broomfield ” ” ” 30441 ” R. Slavin ” ” ” 41804 ” J. G. Sawyer ” ” ” 24741 ” J. Beesley At Baghdad May 20, 1917. 6495 ” F. Stephenson In Mesopotamia Dec. 19, 1917. 2042 ” H. Young ” May 11, 1918. 301163 ” W. Hammond In River Tigris June 19, 1918. 4504 Private J. F. Couch, D.C.M. At Chaldari July 4, 1918. (S.S.) 32848 ” W. Fern ” July 17, 1918. 9218 ” P. J. Teague In Mesopotamia Sept. 25, 1918. 4388 Corporal A. C. W. Ballard At Baghdad Sept. 27, 1918. (S.S.) 276688 Private S. Smith In Mesopotamia Oct. 8, 1918. 3973 ” H. Bell At Basrah Oct. 30, 1918. 8224 ” J. Vickers In Mesopotamia Nov. 6, 1918. 32863 ” F. Hayworth At Baghdad Nov. 14, 1918. 205497 ” W. D. Dent ” Nov. 15, 1918. 5397 ” P. Moore ” Nov. 22, 1918.

WOUNDED.

21238 Private C. Harris Nœux Les Mines July 14, 1915. 22509 ” J. Ayres ” July 18, 1915. 13840 ” F. Fairbairn ” ” 9189 Lance-Corporal F. Martin ” ” 15784 Private F. G. Reynolds ” ” 1190 Acting Sergeant D. Stoneham ” ” 5811 Private C. F. Plumridge ” Aug. 18, 1915. 4422 ” A. Hopkins Kalahaji Fahan Dec. 14, 1916. 4424 Lance-Corporal J. G. Venning ” ” 4289 Sad. Corporal S. Plumbly Atab Dec. 15, 1916. 9283 Private M. Jordan Bassouia Dec. 17, 1916. 4505 ” F. Pratt ” ” 18475 ” C. E. Taylor ” ” 2159 ” J. W. Lewis Sheik Suliman Jan. 14, 1917. 4114 ” G. A. Hill Bassouia Jan. 29, 1917. 4420 ” J. C. Piggott Reconnaissance, Feb. 1, 1917. Bassouia 6202 ” A. E. Shorter ” ” 2174 ” A. Sparrow ” ” 1548 ” A. F. Webb ” ” 4606 Sergeant W. Barham Shumran Bend Feb. 4, 1917. 2129 Lance-Corporal G. A. Day ” ” 24303 Private T. Gunton ” ” 11438 ” T. O’Connor ” ” 6410 ” W. Powell ” ” 46221 Sergeant C. W. Smith ” ” 8294 Lance-Corporal (S.S.) J. Smith ” ” 6604 Lance-Corporal D. C. Wright ” ” 6473 Sergeant J. Cunningham Nahr Massag Feb. 15, 1917. 46191 ” H. S. Holloway ” ” 3439 Private H. M‘Queen Imam Mahdi Feb. 24, 1917. 3117 Lance-Sergeant W. G. Bartlett ” Feb. 25, 1917. 2172 Private A. Beauchamp ” ” 6871 Sergeant E. C. Bell ” ” 3973 Private H. Bell ” ” 8475 Corporal Sad. W. R. Brown ” ” 13176 Private R. Dardis ” ” 1984 ” H. Drury ” ” 46223 S.S.M. H. J. Edwards ” ” 46199 S.Q.M.S. E. Goddard ” ” 4972 Lance-Corporal I. C. J. Grahame ” ” 16505 Private C. Grivell ” ” 22968 ” H. J. Harding ” ” 1138 ” G. Hart ” ” 6550 ” A. E. Heathman ” ” 1195 Sergeant W. J. Hill ” ” 3920 Private J. Kenny ” ” 46213 Lance-Corporal E. Lacy ” ” 22591 Private G. Lawrence ” ” 4348 Lance-Corporal H. Lindsey ” ” 4609 Sergeant E. Lowder ” ” 13200 Lance-Corporal A. Mellor ” ” 8588 Private C. A. Miller ” ” 4857 Lance-Corporal G. C. Neal ” ” 31790 Corporal A. C. Neale ” ” 13082 Lance-Corporal W. Perkins ” ” 2341 Private A. P. Prosser ” ” 6876 ” A. Ralph ” ” 7821 Lance-Corporal W. H. Roberts ” ” 5803 Private J. Smith ” ” 46208 Corporal F. Thomas ” ” 8218 Private E. Y. Turner ” ” 15087 ” W. F. Wickham ” ” 2200 Corporal Sad. J. W. Youells ” ” 21526 Private F. T. Ames Lajj Mar. 5, 1917. 6507 ” W. B. Angier ” ” 1357 Lance-Corporal W. Bolton ” ” 46196 ” J. Burgess ” ” 6918 Sergeant W. H. Burgess ” ” 8270 Farrier Sergeant A. E. Clark ” ” 9009 Private J. Cleveland ” ” 1915 Sergeant P. Collins ” ” 46219 ” H. Deeley ” ” 9199 Private W. Edwards Lajj Mar. 5, 1917. 16845 ” C. Enstone ” ” 46239 Sergeant J. R. Ethell ” ” 18185 Private G. G. Evans ” ” 8119 ” W. Freeman ” ” 1339 Lance-Corporal G. A. Garrod ” ” 6361 Lance-Corporal G. Garton ” ” 3545 ” F. Gilliver ” ” 24494 Private J. Guthrie ” ” 2899 Lance-Corporal (Tptr.) ” ” H. A. Hamilton 46243 Corporal E. Harris ” ” 6523 ” (S.S.) P. Hemsworth ” ” 5830 Private G. E. Heyburn ” ” 2717 Sergeant J Johnson ” ” 46188 Corporal G. F. S. Kent ” ” 2900 Private J. Larner ” ” 11253 ” J. M‘Govern ” ” 24886 ” D. Main ” ” 4979 ” (S.S.) F. A. Marsh ” ” 5581 ” W. F. Martin ” ” 5811 ” F. Moir ” ” 1664 ” W. P. Morgan ” ” 22518 ” G. Peet ” ” 26893 ” J. Perrott ” ” 7746 ” W. H. Pomeroy ” ” 6838 Corporal G. Pople ” ” 4524 Lance-Corporal G. Ratty ” ” 9045 Private M. Ryan ” ” 24071 ” W. Sheen ” ” 1998 Lance-Sergeant A. Taylor ” ” 18475 Private C. E. Taylor ” ” 3804 Corporal W. H. W. Thomas ” ” 5439 Private A. Trafani ” ” 9192 Lance-Corporal A. W. Watkins ” ” 5551 Sergeant A. Westbrook ” ” 13061 Private F. Wilson ” ” 13611 ” P. Wren ” ” 9279 ” J. Whittle Deli Abbas April 8, 1917. 13739 ” C. Cooper Kurdarrah River Oct. 19, 1917. 21837 ” W. J. Davies ” ” 10971 ” W. F. Davis ” ” 16435 ” R. Adams Tekrit Nov. 3, 1917. 18943 ” J. H. Barker ” ” 276662 ” H. J. Beales ” ” 2129 Lance-Corporal G. A. Day Tekrit Nov. 3, 1917. 11629 Private A. Liddle ” ” 11960 ” H. H. Miller ” ” 9382 Lance-Corporal J. O’Connor ” ” 3973 Private H. Bell ” Nov. 4, 1917. 325228 ” W. Bennett ” ” 5305 ” S. Howlett ” ” 15773 ” F. Andrews ” Nov. 5, 1917. 7514 Trumpter H. A. Burder ” ” 46253 Private J. Byrne ” ” 3544 ” C. Delaney ” ” 18198 ” C. Halstead ” ” 16431 ” A Hibbert ” ” 46247 Lance-Sergeant H. Hudson ” ” 18983 Private J. Jeffrey ” ” 4348 Lance-Corporal H. Lindsey ” ” 26310 Corporal W. J. Luetchford ” ” 24082 Private E. Manby ” ” 4422 Lance-Corporal A. E. Reaves ” ” 5586 Private H. W. Steward ” ” 9039 ” R. Stubbs ” ” 18475 ” C. E. Taylor ” ” 5516 ” A. V. Viney ” ” 24863 ” A. J. F. Ward ” ” 24614 ” D. G. Williams ” ” 15652 ” F. Berry Chai Khana Dec. 3, 1917. 21238 ” C. Harris ” Dec. 5, 1917. 1018 Lance-Corporal J. Clancy Khastradalah or Tuz April 28, 1918. 16791 Private J. L. Harvey ” ” ” 24478 ” C. Kerr ” ” ” 27823 Corporal S. Potter ” ” ” 31960 Private L. Rowley ” ” ” 8392 Lance-Corporal (S.S.) J. George ” ” April 29, 1918. 6768 Private A. E. Hudson ” ” ” 19433 ” J. G. Tatner ” ” ” 31956 ” R. C. B. M‘Queen ” ” May 1, 1918. 1164 ” W. G. Knight Kirkuk May 6, 1918. 5785 ” A. J. Shaw ” ” 32800 ” E. F. Beaver Daramah May 10, 1918. 6918 Sergeant W. H. Burgess ” ” 11899 Private (S S.) A. Earl ” ” 13200 Lance-Corporal A. Mellor ” ” 24726 Private J. W. Thompson ” ” 10887 Corporal J. Townsend ” ” 235489 Private (S.S.) A. S. Vaughan ” ” 4712 Sergeant G. Barnard Hadraniyeh Oct. 29, 1918. 24728 Private H. D. Gerrard Hadraniyeh Oct. 29, 1918. 1195 Sergeant W. J. Hill ” ” 32892 Private P. Little ” ” 23432 ” V. Patrick ” ” 6410 ” W. Powell ” ” 7549 ” R. Tranter ” ” 1192 ” F. Winter ” ” 6542 ” F. Harvey Crossing Ford at ” Hadraniyeh

PRISONERS OF WAR.

46218 Sergeant W. Gilbert Lajj March 5, 1917. 46212 Lance-Sergeant F. Spanton ” ” 11916 Private J. Morrison ” ” 13242 ” P. Keaney Dishdari April 23, 1917.

APPENDIX III.

HONOURS AND REWARDS.

_Companion of the Bath._

Brig.-General J. T. Wigan.

_Companion of St Michael and St George._

Brig.-General J. T. Wigan. Colonel Sir A. Leetham. ” A. Symons.

_Commander of British Empire._

Brig.-General W. C. Smithson, D.S.O. Lieut.-Colonel H. Phillips. Colonel H. J. Blagrove.

_Distinguished Service Order._

Brig.-General J. T. Wigan. ” E. A. Wiggin. Lieut.-Colonel J. J. Richardson. Bt. Lieut.-Colonel T. H. S. Marchant. ” J. G. Rees. Bt. Colonel W. Pepys. Bt. Major H. Ll. Jones. Captain W. A. Kennard.

_Bar to Distinguished Service Order._

Lieut.-Colonel J. J. Richardson. Bt. Lieut.-Colonel J. G. Rees.

_2nd Bar to Distinguished Service Order._

Bt. Lieut.-Colonel J. G. Rees.

_Member of British Empire._

Lieutenant R. C. Hill.

_Military Cross._

Captain C. C. Dangar. ” J. N. Lumley. ” D. W. Godfree, 21st Lancers (_attd._) Lieutenant A. M. Sassoon. ” S. V. Kennedy. ” J. A. Jeffrey. ” J. I. Chrystall. ” D. J. E. Norton. ” H. C. D. FitzGibbon. ” H. R. Jones. ” M. G. Hartigan. ” B. H. Williams. ” C. H. Gowan. 2nd Lieutenant H. MacDonald. ” G. H. Parkes. 46186 R.S.M. S. F. Seekins.

_Legion of Honour (French)._

Brig.-General E. A. Wiggin, D.S.O. Bt. Major R. S. Hamilton-Grace (_deceased_). ” H. Ll. Jones, D.S.O.

_Croix de Guerre (French)._

Lieut.-Colonel J. J. Richardson, D.S.O. Lieutenant D. A. Stirling.

_Silver Medal for Military Valour (Italian)._

Lieutenant H. C. D. FitzGibbon, M.C.

_Distinguished Service Medal (American)._

Captain F. C. Covell.

_St Stanislaus, 2nd Class (Russian)._

Brig.-General A. H. M. Taylor, D.S.O. Lieut.-Colonel H. Phillips.

_Order of St Anne, 3rd Class (Russian)._

Captain H. E. Spencer.

_Order of Star of Roumania (with Swords)._

Major (Bt. Lieut.-Colonel) E. J. Carter.

Errata

Page 363. 4504. _For_ “Crouch” _read_ “Couch.”

_Order of the White Eagle, 5th Class with Swords (Serbia)._

Lieut.-Colonel J. H. Tremayne, D.S.O.

_Distinguished Conduct Medal._

46194 S.Q.M.S. W. D. Tassie. 9285 Private Alfred Jones (_killed in action_). 4600 Acting Corporal G. W. Bowie. 1150 S.S.M. J. Brearley. 4504 S.S. J. F. Couch (_deceased_). 6166 Private J. L. Roberts ” 2901 Lance-Corporal J. Stevens. 9192 ” A. W. Watkins. 4428 Sergeant W. H. Tetheridge. 4859 ” S. G. Strawbridge. 423 Corporal G. Rayner. 6915 ” A. Vinall (_died of wounds_). 6240 S.Q.M.S. F. A. M‘Bride. 2348 ” S. B. Haines.

_Military Medal._

46224 Sergeant W. Matthews (_killed in action_). 5577 Lance-Corporal W. G. Corbin. 16961 Private H. H. Mortimer. 6473 Sergeant J. Cunningham. 4976 Lance-Corporal F. Kitcher. 23686 Private A. Owen (_died of wounds_). 6731 ” C. Cubitt. 6918 Sergeant W. H. Burgess. 22903 Corporal F. Lomas. 3254 Sergeant H. H. L. Aukett. 8796 Private E. Humphrey. 4491 Lance-Corporal F. Viner. 5433 Corporal F. Whitington. 5317 Sergeant E. E. Moss.

_Meritorious Service Medal._

3960 Sergeant T. Carnegie. 9009 Private J. Cleveland. 13417 ” J. H. James-Moore. 6604 Lance-Corporal D. C. Wright. 3715 R.Q.M.S. S. Tarr. 3808 Lance-Sergeant A. N. Richards. 4523 Sergeant T. S. Craven. 10937 Private J. H. Biggs. 46198 S.Q.M.S. B. J. Ward. 4118 Sergeant J. H. Rogers. 15683 ” R. A. Westerman. 13902 Private J. T. Harding. 9714 Sergeant W. Holden.

_Bronze Medal for Military Valour (Italian)._

46200 S.S.M. A. Potter. 15619 Lance-Corporal H. E. Turner.

_Croix de Virtute Militara, 2nd Class, for Bravery (Roumanian)._

46258 Private J. Allston.

_Medaille Barbatie se Credente, 3rd Class (Roumanian)._

4523 Sergeant T. S. Craven.

MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES.

[69]Colonel A. Symons, C.M.G. [70]Lieut.-Colonel J. J. Richardson, D.S.O. [71]Bt. Lieut.-Colonel E. F. Twist. {69}Major R. F. Cox. {69}Captain A. M. Sassoon, M.C. Major (Bt. Lieut.-Colonel) F. G. Bayley. Brig.-General J. T. Wigan, D.S.O. {69}Captain S. O. Robinson (_killed in action_). Bt. Major C. Steele. Captain J. N. Lumley, M.C. ” J. A. Jeffrey, M.C. Acting Captain C. H. Gowan, M.C. Lieutenant J. L. M. Barrett. ” J. I. Chrystall, M.C. ” A. Williams. ” D. A. Stirling. ” G. L. Welstead. ” B. H. Williams. Major and Quartermaster A. Cooke.[71] Lieut.-Colonel W. Pepys. Major T. R Farquhar. Captain and Quartermaster R. W. F. Ashworth. {69}Bt. Major R. S. Hamilton-Grace (_deceased_). {71}Major W. A. Kennard, D.S.O. {71}Bt. Major H. Ll. Jones, D.S.O. {71}Bt. Lieut.-Colonel T. H. S. Marchant, D.S.O. Captain S. V. Kennedy, M.C. Lieutenant M. H. C. Doll. Captain D. W. Godfree, M.C., 21st Lancers (_attd._) Lieutenant A. Le Patourel. Captain J. H. Hind.[72] {71}Bt. Lieut.-Colonel J. G. Rees, D.S.O.

46223 R.Q.M.S. H. J. Edwards. 1150 S.S.M. J. Brearley, D.C.M. 46222 ” E. L. Popham. 46200 ” A. Potter. 46240 Sergeant J. Gray (_killed in action_). 9192 Lance-Corporal A. W. Watkins, D.C.M. 2901 ” J. Stevens, D.C.M. [73]4118 Sergeant J. H. Rogers. 46258 Private J. Allston. 3774 Far.S.M. A. Bald. 46182 S.S.M. C. M. Douthwaite. 2263 Sergeant J. Foster. 30555 Sergeant-Trumpeter S. Gill. 46191 Sergeant H. S. Holloway. 2348 S.Q.M.S. S. B. Haines. 423 Corporal G. Rayner. 46173 Acting F.Q.M.S. W. Stanton. 206086 Lance-Corporal C. H. A. Wyncoll. 6177 Corporal J. Carpenter. 6392 Private J. Smithers. 1195 Sergeant W. J. Hill. 7066 ” W. M‘Guire. 15619 Corporal H. E. Turner.[73] 4763 S.S.M. (A/R.S.M.) W. J. Allan (11th Hussars). 2712 Private A. Beauchamp. 49102 ” (A./Farr.-Sergeant) W. W. Pay (attached R.A.V.C.)

PROMOTION.

Lieut.-Colonel A. Symons, C.M.G. Brevet Colonel. Major E. F. Twist Brevet Lieut.-Colonel. ” T. H. S. Marchant, D.S.O. ” Captain R. S. Hamilton-Grace (_deceased_) Brevet Major. Major E. J. Carter Brevet Lieut.-Colonel. ” F. G. Bayley ” Captain H. Ll. Jones, D.S.O. Brevet Major. ” C. Steele ” ” H. E. Spencer ” ” J. V. Dawson ” ” J. G. Rees, D.S.O. Brevet Lieut.-Colonel. Lieutenant and Quartermaster A. Cooke Hon. Captain. Hon. Major. Captain and Quartermaster R. W. F. Ashworth ”

APPENDIX IV.

OFFICERS WHO LEFT INDIA FOR FRANCE WITH THE REGIMENT ON 17TH NOVEMBER 1914.

Lieut.-Colonel A. Symons, _Commanding_. Major R. F. Cox. ” T. H. S. Marchant. Captain W. H. Eve. ” C. Steele. ” J. N. Lumley, _Adjutant_. Lieutenant H. G. T. Newton. ” A. M. Sassoon. ” S. V. Kennedy. ” J. V. Dawson. ” J· A. Jeffrey. ” G. R. Watson-Smyth. 2nd Lieutenant R. Gore. ” M. C. Kennedy. ” J. L. M. Barrett. ” A. E. Annett. ” C. H. Gowan. ” J. I. Chrystall. Lieutenant and Quartermaster A. Cooke, Quartermaster.

Other Ranks, 499.

ATTACHED.

Captain A. L. Horner, A.V.C. ” G. G. Collett, R.A.M.C.

THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS WERE IN ENGLAND AT THE OUTBREAK OF WAR AND REJOINED THE REGIMENT ON THE DATES AGAINST THEIR NAMES.

Lieut.-Colonel J. J. Richardson, D.S.O. May 1, 1915. Bt. Lieut.-Colonel E. F. Twist December 18, 1914 Temporary Lieut.-Colonel W. Pepys ” ” ” ” E. J. Carter ” ” Bt. Major H. Ll. Jones, D.S.O. June 22, 1915. Captain J. H. Hind December 20, 1914. ” S. O. Robinson July 26, 1915. ” J. O. Oakes June 21, 1915.

THE FOLLOWING SERVING OFFICERS WERE ATTACHED TO UNITS OTHER THAN THE REGIMENT.

Major W. A. Kennard, D.S.O. Northumberland Hussars. Bt. Major R. S. Hamilton-Grace Staff of 2nd Cavalry Brigade. ” H. Ll. Jones, D.S.O. 4th Dragoon Guards (13th Hussars, June 22, 1915). Captain E. H. Stocker Staff of Yeomanry Brigade. ” N. Neill Staff of 7th B. Cavalry Brigade. ” J. H. Hind 2nd Life Guards (13th Hussars, December 20, 1914). ” S. O. Robinson 5th Dragoon Guards (13th Hussars, July 26, 1915). ” J. O. Oakes 11th Hussars (13th Hussars, June 22, 1915). Lieutenant T. E. Lawson-Smith 11th Hussars. ” C. A. F. Wingfield 2nd Life Guards (13th Hussars, January 2, 1915). ” V. F. Symondson 11th Hussars, and R.A.F. ” G. R. Pedder 11th Hussars (13th Hussars, January 2, 1915).

THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS WHO HAD LEFT THE REGIMENT REJOINED THE REGIMENT OR OTHER UNITS AS FOLLOWS.

Brig.-General E. A. Wiggin, D.S.O. Commanding Mounted Brigade. ” A. H. M. Taylor, D.S.O. Commanding London Mounted Brigade. Brig.-General T. T. Wigan, C.B., Commanding Yeomanry Brigade. C.M.G., D.S.O. ” W. C. Smithson, C.B.E., Commanding 2nd Line Mounted D.S.O. Brigade. ” E. N. Pedder Commanding 2nd Line Mounted Brigade. ” C. Williams Commanding Mounted Brigade. Colonel Sir F. Maclean Special Appointment. ” Sir A. Leetham War Office. ” H. J. Blagrove, C.B. Commanded Prisoners of War Camp. Lieut.-Colonel H. Phillips Special Appointment. ” A. W. B. Spencer Tank Corps. ” W. Pepys, D.S.O. 5th Dragoon Guards, Yorkshire Hussars, and Tank Corps. Bt. Lieut.-Colonel F. G. Bayley E.S.O. ” ” J. G. Rees, D.S.O. Welsh Horse. Major J. F. Church 1st Indian Field Squadron, Indian Cavalry Corps. ” H. E. Spencer 11th Hussars. ” E. W. Denny, D.S.O. Brigade Major, Yeomanry Brigade. ” J. H. Tremayne, D.S.O. Derbyshire Yeomanry. ” F. H. Wise (_deceased_) Remount Department. ” H. J. Jeddere-Fisher Queen’s Regiment. ” J. C. Metcalfe (_killed in action_) Cheshire Regiment. Captain C. C. Dangar, M.C. (_deceased_) 12th Reserve Cavalry Regiment, E.E.F. ” Hon. M. F. S. Howard 8th Hussars. ” G. Halswelle 1st Life Guards. ” J. D. Lyons Royal Horse Guards. ” E. W. M‘Arthur 12th Reserve Cavalry Regiment. ” H. A. de P. O’Kelly (_killed in_ 18th Hussars. _action_) ” S. Wybrants Brigade Major, Yeomanry Brigade. ” R. W. F. Ashworth Adjutant, No. 1 Base Remount Depot. ” T. K. Jackson 11th Hussars, 13th Hussars, December 18, 1914. ” G. H. Hodgkinson Staff Captain, Yeomanry Brigade. ” L. S. Battye Bristol Cavalry Depot. ” G. Rupert Special Appointment. ” Lord Huntingfield 3rd Reserve Cavalry Regiment. ” R. H. J. M. Bolton 3rd Reserve Cavalry Regiment. Lieutenant W. V. Holt 3rd Signal Squadron R.E. ” B. H. Williams 11th Hussars, 13th Hussars, December 18, 1914. ” E. W. Anderson (_killed in_ Scottish Rifles. _action_) ” H. Norfolk (_killed in action_) Worcester Yeomanry.

THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS OF THE SPECIAL RESERVE THIRTEENTH HUSSARS JOINED THE REGIMENT AS FOLLOWS.

Lieutenant M. H. C. Doll from Dec. 18, 1914, to May 1, 1917. ” H. C. D. FitzGibbon, M.C. ” April 11, 1916, ” Nov. 11, 1918. ” F. C. Covell ” Feb. 3, 1916, ” June 27, 1916. ” B. E. H. Judkins ” June 2, 1916, ” Sept. 15, 1916. ” J. A. Lord ” Dec. 28, 1916, ” June 24, 1917. ” N. L. Moon ” Feb. 6, 1916, ” July 18, 1916. ” J. F. Munster (_killed in_ ” Feb. 3, 1916, ” Feb. 4, 1917. _action_) 2nd Lieutenant H. G. Keswick ” May 5, 1917, ” Nov. 11, 1918. ” C. A. G. M‘Lagan ” Dec. 22, 1917, ” April 28, 1918. ” B. W. D. Cochrane ” Nov. 18, 1917, ” Jan. 11, 1918.

THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS OF OTHER UNITS JOINED THE REGIMENT FOR DUTY.

Captain G. G. Collett R.A.M.C. ” A. L. Horner R.A.V.C. ” J. Vlasto, M.C. R.A.M.C. ” D. M. Methven 21st Lancers. ” D. W. Godfree, M.C. ” ” J. W. D. Evans ” ” W. E. Bigge Northumberland Hussars. ” J. E. P. Howey Bedford Yeomanry. ” V. H. Secker 14th Hussars. ” E. Wordley R.A.M.C. ” W. A. Elliott ” ” W. G. Rose ” ” J. Cullenan ” Lieutenant L. C. Johnston ” ” F. G. Roche ” ” D. A. C. Chamberlain ” The Rev. H. R. Cooke, M.C. A.C.D.

THE FOLLOWING TEMPORARY OFFICERS WERE ATTACHED TO THE THIRTEENTH HUSSARS AND JOINED THE REGIMENT.

Lieutenant E. Bristol December 18, 1914. ” J. W. Biggar May 24, 1917. ” W. P. Crawford-Greene July 27, 1915. ” G. F. Earle March 12, 1917. Lieutenant A. C. J. Elkan August 17, 1917. ” M. G. Hartigan, M.C. February 19, 1917. ” H. R. Jones, M.C. May 5, 1917. ” C. W. Jemmett October 17, 1917. ” A. Le Patourel March 12, 1917. ” R. J. V. Michell March 26, 1916. ” H. MacDonald, M.C. November 12, 1917. ” W. J. L. Norwood February 16, 1918. ” W. G. Newman November 23, 1918. ” L. J. Owen May 5, 1917. ” L. Osmond November 12, 1917. ” G. H. Parkes, M.C. January 9, 1918. ” W. C. J. Pook February 16, 1918. ” W. R. Pearson October 25, 1915. ” R. B. Pardon December 23, 1916. ” E. F. Pinnington February 19, 1917. ” P. H. J. Shiel March 12, 1917. ” E. Goodman June 2, 1918. ” H. H. Johnson, M.M. December 19, 1917. ” F. G. Lawrence March 29, 1918. ” M. R. Farrer February 27, 1918. ” F. H. Butler December 19, 1917. 2nd Lieutenant F. Norman Payne (_deceased_) December 23, 1916. ” E. V. Rolfe (_killed in action_) February 19, 1917. ” R. R. Anson December 23, 1916. ” J. H. Lucas January 9, 1918. ” E. P. Barrett February 10, 1918. ” G. R. Russell February 27, 1918. ” E. Wright March 7, 1918. ” W. G. Baker June 2, 1918. ” C. W. Gardner. May 1, 1918. ” E. T. Hollingdale June 2, 1918. ” E. G. Corner June 18, 1918. ” G. Lynch-Staunton (_killed in_ February 21, 1917. _action_)

THE FOLLOWING COMMISSIONED OFFICERS JOINED THE REGIMENT DURING THE WAR.

Captain D. J. E. Norton, M.C. July 28, 1915. Lieutenant C. A. F. Wingfield August 12, 1914. ” J. H. Hirsch October 14, 1915. ” D. A. Stirling October 14, 1915. ” L. A. Ormrod December 18, 1914. ” T. Williams-Taylor October 16, 1915. ” W. Blyth, D.C.M. August 27, 1915. ” A. Williams February 4, 1916. Lieutenant R. C. Hill March 19, 1916. ” G. L. M. Welstead February 21, 1917. ” J. Hampson February 21, 1917. 2nd Lieutenant J. O. P. Clarkson (_killed in_ October 25, 1915. _action_) ” A. H. Wood April 6, 1918. ” C. F. Collins April 6, 1918. ” A. C. Barrington February 19, 1919. ” A. J. R. M. Sibson February 19, 1919. ” W. W. N. Davies February 19, 1919.

During the period of the War--_i.e._, from August 4, 1914, to November 11, 1918--108 officers and 1348 other ranks did duty with the Regiment.

APPENDIX V.

All Saints’ Garrison Church, Aldershot.

2nd AUGUST 1920.

Service held at the

DEDICATION AND UNVEILING OF THE MEMORIAL TABLET

In Memory of the Officers, N.C.O.’s, and Men of the 13th Hussars who gave their lives in the Great War, 1914-1918.

“=Dead March=” (_Chopin_).

OPENING SENTENCES.

I am the Resurrection and the Life, saith the Lord; he that believeth in Me, though he were dead, yet shall he live; and whosoever liveth and believeth in Me, shall never die. (John xi. 25, 26.)

Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. (John xv. 13.)

I heard a voice from heaven saying unto me, Write, From henceforth blessed are the dead that die in the Lord: even so, saith the Spirit, for they rest from their labours.

PSALM XXIII.

_Dominus regit me._

1. The Lord is my Shepherd: therefore can I lack nothing.

2. He shall feed me in a green pasture: and lead me forth beside the waters of comfort.

3. He shall convert my soul: and bring me forth in the paths of righteousness, for His Name’s sake.

4. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for Thou art with me, Thy rod and Thy staff comfort me.

5. Thou shalt prepare a table before me against them that trouble me: Thou hast anointed my head with oil, and my cup shall be full.

6. But Thy loving-kindness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord for ever.

(_Gloria._)

THE LESSON.

WISDOM iii. 1-6.

But the souls of the righteous are in the hand of God, and there shall no torment touch them. In the sight of the unwise they seemed to die; and their departure is taken for misery, and their going from us to be utter destruction: but they are in peace. For though they be punished in the sight of men, yet is their hope full of immortality. And having been a little chastised, they shall be greatly rewarded; for God proved them and found them worthy for Himself. As gold in the furnace hath He tried them, and received them as a burnt-offering.

HYMN.

“Fight the good fight.” (A.M. 540.)

PRAYERS.

Almighty God, with whom do live the spirits of them that depart hence in the Lord, and with whom the souls of the faithful, after they are delivered from the burden of the flesh, are in joy and felicity; We give Thee hearty thanks, for that it hath pleased Thee to take our brethren into Thy merciful keeping: beseeching Thee that we, with all those that are departed in the true faith of Thy Holy Name, may have our perfect consummation and bliss, both in body and soul, in Thy eternal and everlasting glory; through Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN.

Almighty God, we commend to Thy loving kindness the souls of Thy servants, the men of this Regiment, whom we now commemorate before Thee. Accept, O Lord, the offering of their self-sacrifice, and grant to them with all Thy faithful servants a place of refreshment and peace where the light of Thy countenance shines for ever, and where all tears are wiped away; through Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN.

Comfort, O Lord, we pray Thee, all who are mourning the loss of those near and dear to them. Be with them in their sorrow. Support them with the knowledge of Thy love. Teach them to rest and lean on Thee. Give them faith to look beyond the troubles of this present time, and to know that neither life nor death can separate us from the love of God which is in Christ Jesus our Lord, to whom with the Father and the Holy Ghost be all honour and glory, now and for ever. AMEN.

THE GRACE.

Rehearsal of the Names of those to be Commemorated.

Unveiling Ceremony.

By Lieut.-Col. J. J. RICHARDSON, D.S.O., Commanding 13th Hussars.

Dedication of the Memorial Tablet.

By the Rev. F. I. ANDERSON, C.M.G., S.C.F., C. of E., Aldershot, Chaplain to the King.

In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost, we dedicate this Memorial to the glory of God, and in memory of the Men of this Regiment who have fallen in the great War. May their example inspire us to courage in the greater war against all evil. May their memory ever burn brightly in those who here or elsewhere remember their deeds, and, strengthened by their fellowship, look forward to reunion with them in the inheritance of the saints in light.

We give Thee thanks, O Lord, Father Almighty, for all those Thy servants who waxed valiant in fight and wrought righteousness, and counting not their life dear unto themselves, laid it down for their friends; and we pray Thee that, having fought a good fight and finished their course with joy, they may rejoice evermore with them that have come out of great tribulation, and, having washed their robes and made them white in the blood of the Lamb, stand before Thy Throne and serve Thee day and night for ever; through Him that overcame and is set down on Thy Throne, Jesus Christ our Lord, who liveth and reigneth with Thee and the Holy Ghost now and ever and world without end. AMEN.

The Address.

Most merciful Father, Who hast been pleased to take unto Thyself the souls of those whom we now commemorate before Thee, grant unto us who are still in our pilgrimage and who walk as yet by faith that, having served Thee with constancy on earth, we may be joined hereafter with Thy blessed saints in glory everlasting, through Jesus Christ our Lord. AMEN.

THE LORD’S PRAYER.

THE BENEDICTION.

The Lord grant to us, together with all His faithful servants, rest and peace in Christ Jesus our Lord. AMEN.

The National Anthem.

The Last Post by Massed Trumpeters.

HYMN.

O GOD, our help in ages past, Our hope for years to come, Our shelter from the stormy blast, And our eternal home;

Beneath the shadow of Thy Throne Thy Saints have dwelt secure; Sufficient is Thine Arm alone And our defence is sure.

O God, our help in ages past, Our hope for years to come, Be Thou our guard while troubles last, And our eternal home. AMEN.

Reveille by Massed Trumpeters.

APPENDIX VI.

REGIMENTAL ASSOCIATIONS.

Thirteenth Hussars Association.

92 VICTORIA STREET, WESTMINSTER, S.W. 1.

TELEPHONE: 3708 VICTORIA.

_Cheques and Postal Orders to be made payable to the Secretary, Thirteenth Hussars Association, and crossed Cox & Co._

_Secretary_-- MISS FLORENCE CROSS.

_President_-- LIEUT.-GENERAL SIR ROBERT BADEN-POWELL, BART., K.C.B., C.V.O.

* * * * *

The objects of the Association are:--

To relieve distress amongst ex-men of the Regiment or their dependants.

To assist and advise them as to establishing themselves in civil life on discharge from the Army.

To advise them with regard to the care and education of their children.

To help them or their families to obtain hospital or convalescent treatment when required.

To provide a centre in London to which they may apply when in need of help or advice.

The Association is controlled by a Committee composed of past and present officers and non-commissioned officers of the Regiment, and all applications made to it are treated as confidential.

Application may be made either personally or by letter to the Secretary at the above address.

Donations and Subscriptions to the Funds of the Association will be gratefully received, and should be sent to the Secretary.

Thirteenth Hussars Old Comrades Association.

This Association--originally called the “Old Comrades Dinner Club”--was formed in accordance with a suggestion made at a meeting held at the Office of the 13th Hussars Association, on Saturday, 1st March 1913, under the Presidency of Lieut.-Colonel E. A. Wiggin, when a large number of past and present officers of the Regiment were present, also a good number of late N.C.O.’s and men. A committee was formed, and it was decided to start a Club of Old Comrades of the Regiment under the title of “The Old Comrades Dinner Club,” for the purpose of holding an Annual Dinner.

The Annual Dinner is held on the fourth Saturday in October.

All retired officers, non-commissioned officers, and men whose addresses are known have been invited to enrol themselves as members.

Men of the Regiment of good character on taking their discharge are eligible for election, and are requested to send their names and addresses to the Hon. Secretary.

The Annual Subscription is 2s. 6d.

Invitations to the dinner are sent to members and (amongst others) to all Chelsea Pensioners of the Regiment who come as guests of the Association.

The Association has been the means of assisting many past members of the Regiment to obtain employment, and is very largely resorted to by men in need of help and advice.

Donations and subscriptions to the funds of the Association should be sent to the Hon. Secretary, from whom all particulars as to membership and otherwise can be obtained.

_Hon. Secretary_-- MR FRED. E. M. THOMPSON, 14 BLANDFORD STREET, MANCHESTER SQUARE, LONDON, W. 1.

INDEX.

A Battery, R.F.A., 314

A Squadron (Thirteenth Hussars)--in France, 87; Kut, 167; Lajj, 174, 175, 181, 190, 192, 196; Baghdad, 206, 212, 214; Tekrit, 254; Kulawand, 275, 276; Tuz, 284-86; Guk-Tappah, 288; Hadraniyah, 297, 303, 305; mentioned, 111, 271

Abbeville, 92

Abraham, 105, 129

Abu-Ghuraib, 267

Abu-Haiar, 282

Abu-Jisrah, 281

Accrington, 308, 309

Adam, 124

Aden, 60

Adhaim, river, 289

Aeroplanes, 1, 174, 175, 187, 196, 225, 254, 260, 283; German, 62; Turkish, 211, 242

Afghan War, second, 40

Afghanistan, 104, 134; condition of (1914), 102; religion of, 102, 320

Africa, South, 40, 41, 56, 100, 277; war in (1899-1900), 16, 91, 100, 317

Agincourt, battle of, 7

Agra, 46

Akab, 268, 269, 289

Ain-Lailah, 282

Ain-Nakhailah, 289

Aire, 80

Alalou, Doctor, 185

Albert, King of the Belgians, 81

Albuera, battle of, 30

Aldershot-- Cavalry Barracks at, 326 Dedication Service at, 372-75 Otherwise mentioned, 144, 191

Aleppo Road, the, 271

Alexander the Great, armies of, 104; cavalry, 4, 5, 8

Allan, Squadron-Sergt.-Maj. W. J., 331, 365

Allenby, Gen. Lord, 205, 217, 263, 268, 291, 321; quoted on operations in Palestine, 327, and _note_

Allston, Pte. J., 331, 364, 365

Alma, battle of, 37

Alps, 5

Altum Kupri, 280, 287

Alva de Tormes, 30

Amadia, 352

Amara, 121, 122, 126, 127, 128, 130; hospital at, 190

America-- Civil War in (1861-65), 14, 325 War of Independence in (1775-82), 16, 27

American Cavalry, 14, 15

American Medal, 362

Amiens, Peace of, 25

Ancre, 170

Anderson, Lieut. E. W., 368

Anderson, Rev. F. L., 374

Anderson, Sergt. G., 331, 354

Andrews, Pte. F., 249, 331, 359

Annett, Capt. A. E., 87, 269, 329, 366

Anson, Lieut. R. R., 329, 370

Appomattox, battle of, 15

Aqsu, 284

Arab village, 131, 132, 141 _note_, 143, 150

Arabia, 99

Arabian Sea, 61

Arabs-- Auxiliaries to the Turks, 106 Baghdad looted by, 203, 207, 210, 211 Barbarity of, 171, 207, 208 British survey party murdered by, 223 Bullets of, 143 Cavalry of, 142 Expeditions against, 220, 230, 233 _note_ Mahomedan rising of, 35 Pacification of, 216, 232 Treachery of, 208

_Arme blanche_, the, 8, 14, 18

Armenia, 103

Armenians, 309

Armentières, 75

Armistice (1918)--with Turkey, 295-96, 301; with Germany, 302, 305, 325, 328

“Army Pattern” (horse), 269

Artillery-- German, 62 Horse, V Battery, 50, 195, 196, 198, 297, 303, 305, 306, 314, 315 Invention of, 5

Ashar, hospital at, 115

Ashworth, Capt. and Q.-M. R. W. F., 348, 349, 352, 364, 365, 368

Asia-- British power in, 98; prestige, 107, 204, 205; reverses, 133; position (1917), 262, 320-21 Christians and Mahomedans in (1914), 102 Turkey’s military power in, 132, 262, 320; defeat of Turks, 204, 264 War in (1916), 91

Asia Minor-- Germany’s line of communication in, 99 Turkish base in, 217, 235, 263; Turkish recruiting ground, 103

Assaye, battle of (1803), 35

Associations, Regimental, 376, 377

Assyrian carvings, 3

Atab, 140, 356

Athens, 4

Attila, 6

Auction Bridge, 282

Augier, Doctor, 83

Aujah, 254

Aujah-Nullah, 247

Aujah-Tekrit, 245

Aukett, Sergt. H. H. L., 306, 331, 363

Austerlitz, battle of (1805), 11

Australia, contingent from, 66

Austria-- Ally of Germany, 98, 132, 291 War of, with Prussia (1866), 12

Authuille, 353

Awah, 271

Azizieh, 158, 160, 161, 174, 190

B Battery, Royal Field Artillery, 284

B Squadron, Thirteenth Hussars--at Kut, 167; Lajj, 174, 175, 190, 192, 196; Baghdad, 206, 212, 214; Tekrit, 238, 243, 246, 247, 251, 254; Kulawand, 275, 276; Tuz, 284, 285; Guk-Tappah, 288; Hadraniyah, 303-5; mentioned, 269, 27

“B 3” (horse), 271

Babylon, 105

Badajos, battle of (1810), 28, 30

Baden-Powell, Lieut.-Gen. Sir Robert, visits the regiment in France, 78; letters to, 277, 300, 302, 305; letter from, 290; otherwise mentioned, 44, 250, 280, 376

Bagh, 206 and _note_

Baghdad-- Advance on (map), 159 Arab looting of, 203, 207, 210, 211 Black Watch entry of, 208, 215 Capital of Mesopotamia, 104, 204, 305 Cavalry Barracks at, 210, 212, 215, 217, 220 City Military Police at, 225 Club at, 232 Cup, 232-34, 271 Description of, 210-11. Fall of, 192, 203, 204 Field of operations around (map), 201 General Townshend’s Expedition to, 104-7 Importance of, 105, 321 Plate, 266 Race meeting at, 233, 270 Railway, 99, 104, 205, 217 Regatta at, 232, 234 Thirteenth Hussars’ entry of, 181, 215; garrison, 189, 208, 212, 225 Turkish base, 104, 134, 136 Otherwise mentioned, 137, 165, 166, 169, 172, 173, 188, 206 _note_, 207 _note_, 217, 225, 231, 261, 264-65, 268, 273, 277, 310, 319, 324, 326, 327, 353, 355, 356

Baghela, 233

Baker, Lieut. W, G., 329, 370

Baku, 268, 274

Balaclava, battle of, 37, 39, 41, 43, 51, 199

Balaclava Day, 39, 50, 54, 86, 122, 241, 250

Balaclava veterans, 50

Balban, 286

Balcarres, 7th Earl of, 23

Bald, Q.-M.-Sergt. A., 332, 365

Ballard, Cpl. A. C. W., 332, 356

Baltic Sea, 99

Bangalore, 35, 36 and _note_

Baquha, 217, 218, 240, 241, 258

Baqubah, 281, 290

Barbadoes, 24

Barnard, Sergt. G., 304, 332, 359

Barker, Pte. J. H., 249, 332, 358

Barrett (historian of the Thirteenth Hussars), 1, 41; quoted, 22, 23, 153

Barrett, Lieut. E. P., 329, 370

Barrett, Lieut. J. L. M., 153, 290, 329, 364, 366

Barrington, 2nd Lieut. A. C., 329, 371

Bartlett, Lce.-Cpl. F., 296, 304, 332, 355

Bartlett, Lce.-Sergt. W. G., 332, 357

Basra, 92, 97, 110, 111, 117, 123, 124, 231, 232, 326, 355, 356; map, 124

Basrajiyeh, 140

Bassouia, 224 and _note_, 356

Battye, Capt. L. S., 368

Bawi, 201, 205, 206, 211

Bayley, Lt.-Col. F. G., 364, 365, 368

Beaconsfield, Earl of, 56

Beadle, Cpl. W., 332, 354

Beales, Pte. H. J., 249, 332, 358

Beauchamp, Pte. A., 332, 357, 365

Bedford Yeomanry, 330, 369

Bedouin Arabs, 223 (_see also_ “Arabs”)

Beesley, Pte. J., 332, 355

Belad-Rus, 240

Belgian soldiers, 93

Belgians, Albert, King of the, 81

Bell, Sergt. E., 163, 168, 332, 357

Bell, Pte. H., 249, 332, 356, 359

_Bellum_ (native boat), 122

Beluchistan, 101 _note_

Bengal cavalry system, 52 _note_

Bennett, Pte. W., 332, 359

Beresford, Marshal, 28, 29, 30

Berguette, 65, 75

Berlin, 108

Bernhardi, Von, quoted, 13, 15

Best, Lieut. the Hon. J. F., 329 and _note_

Béthune, 68, 69

Bible--quoted, 3; cited, 309

Bicharakoff, Lieut.-Col., 267

Biggar, Lieut. J. W., 329, 369

Bigge, Capt. W. E., 329, 369

Biggs, Pte. J. H., 332, 363

Billy, _see_ Eve

Black Sea, 268

Black Watch, 208, 215

Blagrove, Col. H. J., 361, 368

Blenheim, battle of, 9

Blücher, Marshal, 32

Blyth, Capt. W., 269, 329, 370

Boer Republics, 41

Boer War, _see_ Africa, South

Boers, 14, 15, 16

Bolton, Capt. R. H. J. M., 368

Bolton, Col., 26

Bombay-- Description of, 57, 97 Ladies of, 110 Royal Yacht Club at, 97 Thirteenth Hussars at, 93, 95, 326

Bosphorus, 98, 103, 204

Bowie, Lce.-Cpl. G. W., quoted--on horses, 94; on voyage to Mesopotamia, 111; on pursuit of Turks, 220-23; on winter (1917-18), 267-71; diary quoted, 64, 67, 68, 90, 211-12, 233, 234, 240-44, 269, 270, 281-90; otherwise mentioned, 333, 363

Box, _see_ Jeffrey

Boyse, Lieut.-Col., 32, 33

Brearley, Reg. Q.-M.-Sergt. J., 241, 333, 363, 365

Brencher, Sergt. L. P., 276, 333

Brevet promotion, 365

Bridge, Col., 280

Bristol, Lieut. E., 329, 369

British Empire, Order of, 361

British Museum, 3

Brook, Ronnie, 279

Brooking, Maj.-Gen., 271

Broomfield, Pte. F., 333, 355

Buffs, the, 270

Bulgaria, 98, 132, 263, 291

Buffer, Gen. Sir Redvers, 15, 41

Burder, Lce.-Cpl. H. A., 249, 333, 359

Burgess, Lce.-Cpl. J., 333, 357

Burgess, Sergt. W. H., 269, 270, 279, 306, 333, 357, 359, 363

Burgues, 353

Busaco, battle of (1810), 28

Bush, Lce.-Cpl. F. K., 269, 270, 331, 333

Bush, Sergt., 233

Butler, Lady, 184

Butler, Lieut. F. H., 329, 370

Byng, 33

Byrne, Pte. J., 249, 333, 359

C Squadron, Thirteenth Hussars--at Kut, 163, 167; Lajj, 175, 186, 190, 194, 196; Baghdad, 206, 214; after Baghdad, 220, 225; Imam Arbain, 246, 247; Tekrit, 251, 254, 256; Hadraniyah, 303-5; Tuz, 284; Kirkuk, 286

Caley, Gen., 285

Caliphs, 232

Camberley, staff college at, 49

Camels, capture of, 240

_Cameronia_ torpedoed, 227, 228, 355

Campo Mayor, 28

Canada--Contingent from, 66 Thirteenth Hussars in, 40, 41, 207

Candler, 280

Cannæ, battle of, 5

Canterbury, 36

“Caprice” (horse), 94, 119 and _note_, 156, 168, 169, 178 and _note_

Cardigan, 7th Earl of, 37, 39

Carnegie, Sergt. T., 333, 363

Carpenter, Gen., 18

Carpenter, Cpl. J., 334, 365

Carter, Maj. E. J., 329, 362, 365, 367

Carter, Lce.-Cpl. W., 269, 270, 334

Carthage, 104

Cartwright, Pte., 224, 334

Caspian Sea, 274

Cassels, Brig.-Gen., 293-96, 301, 302, 311, 313, 314, 317, 325

Casualties, 192, 198, 249, 352-60

Catherine of Braganza, 57

Caucasus, 132, 133, 136, 262, 291

Cavalry-- Alexander the Great, of, 4, 5, 8 American, 14, 15 Arab, 142 Barracks at Baghdad, 210, 212, 215, 217, 220 Bengal system, 52 _note_ British-- Awards to (1917), 233 Camp of, 231 Chinese Campaign of, 12 Corps in France, 76, 81, 328 Desert Mounted Corps, 327 Dragoons, _see that heading_ Eleventh Brigade (Cassels’), 293-96, 301, 302, 311, 313, 314, 317, 325 Indian Mutiny, in (1857), 12 Infantry work of, 67-86 Inferiority of (1777), 22; (1805), 27 Light Brigade, _see that heading_ Maude’s inspection of, 233 Peninsular War, in, 26-33 Persian force destroyed by (1856), 235 Race Meeting at Baghdad, 232 Seventh Brigade (Norton’s), 132, 176, 195-99, 217, 245, 293-95, 300-2, 306-7, 313-14, 325, 352 Sikh War, in (1846-49), 12 Sixth Brigade, 132, 176, 197, 198, 245, 274-76, 282 Early use of, 4 ff.; in 19th century, 12, 15 European, 8, 9, 11 Frederick the Great, of, 10, 12, 18, 22 French, 8, 9, 11, 28 German, 9, 11, 62 and _note_ Greek, 4, 5 Haig’s, 75 Hannibal’s, 5, 9 Horses, 62, 156 and _note_, 192 (_see also their names_) Indian, 57, 92, 132, 246, 258, 275, 278, 279, 282, 304, 368 Indian Cavalry Corps in France, 75, 76 78, 80 and _note_, 83, 89-91, 119; value of (1915), 91 _note_ Marlborough’s, 9 Persian, 4, 5 Portuguese, 29 Russian, 9, 37, 38 Soult’s, 31 Swedish, 9 Turkish, 9, 142, 240 Value of, question as to, 1, 13, 14, 16, 90, 91 and _note_, 326-28 Xenophon’s Treatise on, 4

Cawnpore topees, 111, 117

Cemetery Hill, 298, 299, 303, 304, 313, 314, 315, 316

Centaurs, 3

Chágal, 117

Chai-Khanna, 264, 359

Chaldari, 220, 222, 223 and _note_, 230, 233, 274, 275, 290, 356

Chaliyeh, 222

Chamberlain, Lieut. D. A. C., 329, 369

Chanan-Keurri, 283

Channel Ports, the, 65

Chariots in War, 3, 4

Charles, _see_ Steele

Charles the Second, King, 57

Charles the Twelfth, King of Sweden, 9

Charlie, Bonnie Prince, 20

Cheeseman, 2nd Lieut. G. W., 329 and _note_

Chelsea pensioners, 377

Chéradame, 98

Cheshire Regiment, 368

Chessy, 92

Cheviot Hills, 236

Chichester, 26

“Chicko” (horse), 179

Childari, 253

_Chilka_, 97

China, 56, 100

Chinese junks, 7

Chinese, the, 12

Chipperfield, Sergt. P., 171, 334, 354

Chivalry, 6, 7

Cholera, 36, 114, 238, 261, 353

Christians in Asia (1914), 102

Chrystall, Capt. J. I., quoted, 75, 80, 81, 84, 118, 120, 121, 122, 129, 143, 148, 265; on charge at Tekrit, 244, 256-58; otherwise mentioned, 286, 329, 362, 364, 366

Church, Maj. J. F., 368

Cithæron, Mount, 4

_City of Sparta_, 326

Clarkson, Lieut. J. O. P., death of, 203, 213, 214; quoted, 121, 144, 145, 149, 166; otherwise mentioned, 329, 352, 371

Cleary, Pte. E., 334; quoted, 308

Cleveland, Pte. J., 334, 357, 363

Cobbe, Lieut.-Gen., 119 and _note_, 139, 140, 223, 242

Cobham’s Dragoons, 21

Cochrane, Lieut. B. W. D., 269, 329, 369

Colaba, camp at, 94

Cole, Pte. J., 310, 334, 354

Colenso, battle of, 41

Collett, Capt. G. G., 329, 366, 369

Collins, Lieut. C. F., 329, 371

Colonels, proprietary, 22

_Concord_, 24

Condé, the Prince of, 9

Conningham Post, 240, 290

Constable, 2nd Lieut. R. C., 329 and _note_

Constantinople, 99, 104, 166, 205, 240

Cook, Sergt. G., 334, 355

Cooke, Maj. and Quartermaster A., 329, 364, 365, 366; quoted, 316

Cooke, Rev. H. R., 207, 329, 369

Coraedes, 154, 211

Cope, Gen. Sir John, 20

Coracles, 154, 211

Corhin, Pte. W. G., 244, 249, 334, 363

Corner, Lieut. E. G., 329, 370

Corsica, 395

Cossacks, 9, 10, 267

Costello, Pte. D., 335

Costello, Lce.-Cpl. G., 306, 308

Couch, Pte. J. F., 241, 335, 356, 363

Covell, Capt. F. C., 96, 329, 362, 369

Cox, Maj. R. F., 329, 364, 365, 366; diary quoted, 74, 77

Cox, Pte., 223

Craven, Sergt. T. S., 335, 363, 364

Crawford-Greene, Lieut. W. P., 329, 369

Crécy, battle of, 7, 8, 10

Crete, 95

Crimea, 12, 41, 56, 61; campaign in (1854-56), 37-40

Crocker, Brig.-Gen., 132

Croix de Guerre, 86, 232, 362

Croix de Virtute Militara, 364

Cromer, Lord, 98

Cromwell, Oliver, 8, 9

Cross, Miss Florence, 376

Cross, the Military, 241, 244, 249, 289, 306, 362, 364

Crouch, Lce.-Cpl. J. F., _see_ Couch

Crouch, Pte. T., 335, 354

Crusaders, 7

Ctesiphon, 105, 172, 174, 201, 206, 211, 323; arch of, 207

Cubitt, Pte. C., 335, 363

Cullenan, Capt. J., 329, 369

Culloden, battle of (1746), 21

Cumberland, Duke of, 21

Cunningham, Sergt. J., 290, 335, 357, 363

Curzon, Lord, 144

Custozza, battle of, 12

Cut-Throat Bridge, 282

D Squadron, Thirteenth Hussars--in the Gulf, 109, 111; Kut, 163, 167; Lajj, 175, 190, 191, 192, 196; Baghdad, 206, 208, 214; after Baghdad, 220, 224; Tekrit, 246, 254; Kulawand, 275-76; Tuz, 284-86; Guk-Tappah, 288; Hadraniyah, 303, 305; otherwise mentioned, 269, 271

Dahra Barracks, 161, 162

Dahra Ridge, 150

Dan, 310

Dangar, Capt. C. C., 362, 368

Daniell, Capt., 97

Daniels, Major, 234

Daraman, 287, 288, 359

Dardanelles, 102, 103, 104, 263, 320

Dark Ages, 6

Daur, 242, 244, 245, 253, 254, 289, 354

Davies, Maj., 234

Davies, 2nd Lieut. W. W. N., 329, 371

Davis, Pte. H., 335

Davis, Pte. H. G., 163, 335, 354

Dawson, Maj. J. V., wounded, 185; sufferings of, 186 and _note_; courage of, 187; escape, 188; robbed by Turks, 192; otherwise mentioned, 64 _note_, 175, 191, 197, 198, 329, 353, 365, 366

Day, Lce.-Cpl. G. A., 335, 356, 359

Decanville Railway, 203

Dedication of Memorial Tablet to Thirteenth Hussars, 372, 374

Deerham, 2nd Lieut. H. G., 329

Deir-as-Zor, 319

Delaney, Pte. C., 249, 335, 359

Delhi, 43, 45, 46

Deli Abbas, 208, 220, 221, 222, 224, 353, 358

Deli Abbas Cup, 234

Della Marmora, Gen., 40

Deltawa, 221, 222

Denison, Col., quoted, 10, 13

Denning, Lieut., 234

Denny, Maj. E. W., 368

Dent, Pte. W. D., 335, 356

Deolali, 111

Derbyshire Yeomanry, 368

Desert Mounted Corps, the, 327

Despatches, mentioned in, 331-51, 364, 365

Diala river, 202, 203, 206, 207, 214, 221, 223, 224, 236, 240, 267

Diary, Thirteenth Hussars’ Regimental, 49, 50, 93, 192, 205, 206, 223

Digby, Capt. E. Wingfield, quoted, 180

Dishdari, 360

Distinguished Conduct Medal, 151, 153, 154, 189, 222, 241, 244, 249, 259, 306, 363

Distinguished Service Medal, 362

Distinguished Service Order, 232, 306, 311, 361

Doherty, Capt., 31, 33

Doherty, Lieut., 31, 33

Doherty, Lieut.-Col. Patrick, 26, 31, 32

Doherty, Lieut.-Col. (second), 37, 40

Doll, Lieut. M. H. C., 329, 353, 364, 369

Dominions, the, strategic position of (1914), 100

Donoghue, Pte. J., 296, 304, 335, 355

Dormer’s Regiment of Dragoons, 19

Douthwaite, S.S.-M. C. M., 335, 365

Dover, 33

Downie, Pte. D., 336, 355

Dragoon Guards, 353, 367, 368

Dragoons-- Cobham’s, 21 Inniskilling, 20, 68 Jamaica, 25 Munden’s, 17, 18, 19 Regiments of, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 Thirteenth, former title of Thirteenth Hussars, 19; sent to Ireland, 19; under Col. Gardiner (’45), 20; under Col. Ligonier, 21

Twelfth, 26

Dunbar, 20

Dundonald, Lord, 41

_Dunluce Castle_, 58

Dunsterville, Gen., 268, 269, 274

Dupleix, 58

_Dupleix_, 58, 60

Durbar, Indian (1911), 45, 47

E. P. Tents, 114, 115 and _note_

Earle, Lieut. G. F.. 329, 369

Early (American officer), 14

East India Company, 57

Eden, Garden of, 105, 118, 125, 126, 129

Edinburgh, 20

Edward the Seventh, King, 42

Edwards, Squad. Q.-M.-Sergt. H. J., 163, 167, 336, 357, 365

Egerton, Lady Mabelle, 83

Egerton, Lieut.-Gen., 267, 285

Egypt, 56, 91, 95, 103, 133, 320, 321

Elba, 32

Elkan, Lieut. A. J. C., 329, 370

Elliott, Capt. W. A., 329, 369

England, Civil War in, _see_ Great Britain, 8

Enquin-les-Mines, 65, 75

Enquingatte, 68

Equites, the Roman, 5

Estrée Blanche, 68

Etaples, 353

Etna, 326

Eupatoria, 37

Euphrates river, Maude’s command of, 217, 236; Marshall’s operations on, 263-64, 270; otherwise mentioned, 104, 125, 134, 216, 230, 235, 262, 319

Evans, Capt. J. W. D., 298, 303, 314, 329, 353, 369

Eve, Capt. W. H., plan of camp of, 125; courage of, 151, 152 and _note_; squadron of, 170, 172, 175, 200; at Lajj, 184, 186; killed at Lajj, 177-81 and _note_; estimate of, 177, 178, 179, 180, 192, 307, 310; letters quoted, 63, 75, 81, 83-88, 89, 90, 94, 95, 111-13, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 122, 125, 128, 130, 142, 143, 145, 149, 152, 153, 155, 156, 166-172; diary quoted, 78, 79, 80; otherwise mentioned, 46, 97, 115, 138, 188, 189, 191, 197, 198, 329, 352, 366

Eve, Mr Justice, 152 and _note_, 177, 307, 310; letter to, 177

Ezra, tomb of, 121, 125, 129

Falkirk Muir, battle of, 21

Fao, Fort, 319

Farmer, Pte., 74, 336

Farmer, Pte. R., 336

Farquhar, Maj. T. R., 364

Farrer, Lieut. M. R., 329, 370

Fatha Gorge, 291, 293, 296, 301, 305, 311

Feluja, 217

Fenian conspiracy in Canada (1866), 40

Fern, Pte. W., 336, 356

Festubert, 68, 69

Feuquières-en-Vimes, 90

Fever, yellow, 24

Fifty-sixth Foot, 24

Firearms, power of, increased, 11

_Firefly_, 141, 165, 169

Fitzgibbon, Capt. H. C. D., 221, 222, 232, 266, 297, 303, 329, 353, 362, 369; quoted, 180, 181 and _note_, 310-13

FitzPatrick, Miss E., letter to, 308

Fletcher, 2nd Lieut. A. H. F., 329 and _note_

Flindell, Pte. D. G., 336, 354

_Floreat Etona_ (picture), 184

Flying Corps, the, 263

“Flying Heckle” (horse), 234

Foley, Lieut., 303

“Follow Me” (horse), 156, 168, 169

Ford cars, 283

Ford vans, 275

Foster, Lieut. G. R., 329 and _note_

Foster, Sergt. J. H., 131, 336, 365

Fowke, Brigadier, cited, 21

Fortescue (historian), quoted, 29, 46, 47

France-- Campaigns in (1914-16), 65-88 Campaigns of--with Austria (1859), 12; with Prussia (1870), 12; with Great Britain in the West Indies (1794, 1795), 23; in the Peninsula (1810-14), 25-32; at Waterloo (1815), 32-33; in the Crimea (1854-55), 37 Cavalry of, 8, 9, 11, 28 Chivalry of, 6, 7 Continental power of (1914), 19, 100, 101 Otherwise mentioned, 51, 57, 59, 170, 353, 366

Francomb, Pte. A. W., 248, 249, 250, 252, 305, 336, 354

Frederick the Great, King of Prussia, cavalry system of, 10, 12, 18, 22

French spoken in Mosul, 312

French, Field-Marshal Lord, 62, 327 _note_

Fry, Major, 157

Galloway, Pte., 194

Garden of Eden, the, 105, 118, 125, 126, 129

Gardiner, Lieut.-Col. James, commands Thirteenth Dragoons (1743), 20; killed at Prestonpans, 21

Gardner, Lieut. C. W., 329, 370

Geale, Lieut., 33 _note_

George the Fifth, King, 64-65; his visit to India, 42-46

George the First, King, 17

George, Cpl. W. S., 337, 354

German Cavalry, 11, 62 and _note_

‘German Plot Unmasked, The,’ 98

Germans made prisoners, 171, 271

Germany-- Cavalry of, 9, 11, 62 and _note_ Designs of, 98-100, 132, 205, 320 Failure of, 291, 312 Map of Germany and Confederates, 99 Persian intrigues of, 372 Turkey’s communications with, 99 War with, outbreak of, 51 Otherwise mentioned, 204, 309

Gerrard, Pte. H., 304, 337, 360

Gibbons, 2nd Lieut. W. R., 329

Gilbert, Sergt. W., 182, 184, 185, 337, 360

Gill, Sergt.-Trumpeter S., 337, 365

Goddard, Sergt.-Major E., 163, 167, 337, 357

Godfree, Capt. D. W., 275-76, 285-87, 304-6, 329, 362, 364, 369

Goldie, Maj., 75

Goodman, Lieut. E., 329, 370

Goorkha Infantry, 157

Gore, Lieut. R., 329, 366

Goths, 6

Gowan, Capt. C. H, adventures of, 211; quoted, 275, 276; otherwise mentioned, 279, 290, 329, 362, 364, 366

Grant, Major-Gen., 32

Gray, Sergt. J., 248-50, 252, 337, 354, 365

Great Britain-- Asia, position in, 98, 107, 133, 204-5 Boer Republics’ ultimatum to (’99), 41 German menace to (1914), 51, 100, 320 Indian army of, _see under_ India Sea power of, 104, 321-2 Wars of, 1; Civil War, 8

Greece, 4, 5

Greenshields, Maj., 315

Griffiths, Gunner, 20

Guards, 367, 368

Gubbins, Capt., 33 _note_

Gufa race, 234

Guk-Tappah, 287, 288

Gustavus Adolphus, King of Sweden, 9

H. V. Rifle, 67

Hadraniyah, Thirteenth Hussars charge at (1918), 293-96, 299, 305, 307, 311, 313-16, 324-25, 353-55, 359, 360

Hadraniyah Bluff, 298

Hadraniyah Ford, 296, 313

Hai river, 138-41, 146, 224 _note_, 324

Hai Town, 146, 149

Haig, Field-Marshal Lord, 87 quoted; on Cavalry, 327 and _note_, 328

Haig’s Cavalry, 75

Haines, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. S. B., 338, 363, 365

Halstead, Pte. C., 249, 338, 359

Halswelle, Capt. G., 368

Hamilton, 190

Hamilton, Col., 20

Hamilton-Grace, Maj. R. S., 329, 353, 362, 364, 365, 367

Hammam Ali, 311

Hammond, Pte. W., 338, 355

Hampson, Lieut. J., 329, 371

Hannibal, 5, 6 and _note_, 9

Hanover, House of, 19

Haqui Bey, 300, 313

Harding, Pte. J. T., 317, 318, 357, 364

Hardinge, Viscount, 49

Harrington, Earl of, 19

Harrison, Sergt A., 338, 354

Harrison, 2nd Lieut. W. B., 329 and _note_

Harris, Pte, C., 338, 356, 359

Harriss, Pte., 233

Hartigan, Lieut. M. G., 232, 233, 238, 266, 303, 312, 329, 362, 370

Harvey, Pte. F., 304, 338, 360

Hastings, battle of, 8

Hawkins, 2nd Lieut. H. R., 329 and _note_

Hayworth, Pte. F., 338, 356

Hazebrouck, 33

Head, Col., 26

Heathman, Cpl. A. E., 168, 338, 357

Heavy Brigade, the, at Balaclava, 38, 39

Henderson, Col., quoted, 12, 13, 14, 15, 46, 56, 62 _note_, 327

Herbert, Pte. P. H., 339, 354

Herodotus, cited, 4

Hibbert, Pte. A., 249, 339, 359

Higgs, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. W., 269, 339

Highlanders, Ninety-Third, 38

Hilawiyni, 212

Hill, Sergt. A. E., 339

Hill, Pte G. A., 339, 356

Hill, Pte. H., 339

Hill, Capt. R. C., 143, 144, 153, 329, 339, 361, 371

Hill, Sergt. W. J., 114, 163, 168, 304, 339, 357, 360, 365

Hind, Capt. J. H., 255, 330, 365, 367

Hindustan, 40, 43, 45

Hirsch, Lieut. J. H., 227, 330, 370; quoted, 227, 228

‘History of the Peninsular War,’ 29

Hit, 264, 270

Hobbs, Cpl. J., 339, 355

Hodgkinson, Capt. G. H., 368

Hogg, Pte. C., 178 _note_, 339

Holden, Sergt. W., 364

Holland, Brig.-Gen., 274

Hollen-Prior, Gen., _see_ Pryor

Hollingdale, Lieut. E. T., 330, 370

Holloway, Sergt. H. S., 339, 357, 365

Holloway, Sergt. R., 271, 304, 339, 354

Holt, Lieut. W. V., 368

Holt, Miss, 83

Honours and Rewards, 361-65

Horner, Capt. A. L., 330, 366, 369

Horse Artillery, _see under_ Artillery

Horse Guards, 368

Horse, Poona, 85

Horse, Skinner’s, 52 and _note_, 96

Horse, Watson’s, 183

Horse, Welsh, 368

Horses (_see also_ Cavalry)-- Bible mention of, 3 Care of, 112, 114, 126 Casualties among, 62, 156 and _note_, 192 Cavalry, 62, 156 and _note_ Names of, 94, 114, 119 and _note_, 156, 168, 169, 178, 179, 191, 232, 233, 234, 266, 269 Size of Greek, 4 Sufferings of, 58, 61, 62, 64, 156 and _note_, 224

Hotchkiss guns, 125, 148, 161, 188, 193, 207, 221, 238, 243, 269, 283, 284, 305

Hougomont, 33

Howard, Lce.-Cpl. J., 339, 354

Howard, Capt. the Hon. M. F. S., 368

Howey, Capt. J. E. P., 304, 330, 369

Hows, Pte. W. E., 339, 355

Hudson, Lce.-Sergt. H., 249, 339, 359

Humphrey, Pte. E., 306, 340, 363

Hunt, Pte. W. F., 340, 354

Huntingfield, Capt. Lord, 330 and _note_, 368

_Huntsgreen_, 355

Hussars, The-- Eighth, 39, 52, 54, 342, 368 Eighteenth, 340, 352, 368 Eleventh, 39, 353, 365, 367, 368 Fifteenth, 32 Fourth, 39 Fourteenth, 19, 32, 132, 268, 274, 275, 276, 326, 330, 369 Northumberland, 367, 369 Thirteenth (for squadrons of, _see_ A, B, C, D)-- Barrett’s history of, 1; service of, 1, 2, 17; summary of early history of, 17-41; known as Munden’s Dragoons, 17, 18, 19; become Light Dragoons (1777 _circa_), 22; first called Hussars (1861-62), 40; in India, 45-60; attitude towards war (1914), 51, 52; campaign in France (1915-16), 67-84; campaign in Mesopotamia (1916-18), 124, 131, 132, 140, 141, 158, 159, 173-77, 199, 216, 217, 218, 220, 237, 238, 264, 273-75, 293-96, 322, 323, 324, 325; return to England, 326; roll of officers, 329, 330; roll of non-commissioned officers and other ranks, 331-51; casualties, 352-60; honours and rewards, 361-65; dedication service and unveiling of memorial tablet, 372-75; Old Comrades Association, 376, 377 Regimental Diary, quoted, 49, 50, 93, 192, 205, 206, 223 Squadrons of, _see_ A, B, C, D Yorkshire, 368

Huwaish Gorge, 313, 316

Hyderabad, 42

‘Illustratte Zeitung,’ 166

Imam Arbain, 245

Imam Mahdi, 160, 241, 352, 353, 354, 357

‘In Mesopotamia,’ 231

India-- Army of, 44, 55-57, 91-92, 102 (_see also_ Cavalry--Indian) Attitude towards war (1914), 51 and _note_ Capital of (Delhi), 44-45 Contingent from, 65 Durbar in (1911), 45 Empire of, 55 Government of, 54 Hindustan, 40 Karnul, insurrection in (1839), 35, 36 King George’s visit to (1911), 44, 45 Map of, 34 Military value of (1914), 100, 101, 103 Moghuls the conquerors of, 43, 44 Mutiny in (1857), 43 Peninsula of, 43 Punjabi Infantry of, 245 Thirteenth Hussars in (1819-40), 34, 35, 36; (1870-84), 40; (1904), 41; quartered at Meerut (1910), 43; take part in Durbar (1911), 45; reviewed by King George, 46; life in India, 47-58; attitude towards war (1914), 51, 52; voyage to England, 60-63 Otherwise mentioned, 49, 133, 134, 229, 271, 306

Indian Cavalry, _see under_ Cavalry-- Expeditionary Force, 97 Soldiers, 138, 320; driver mentioned for gallantry, 317-18

Infantry-- British-- Wellington’s, 27; in Mesopotamia, 170, 202, 251, 254, 255, 257, 258, 323 German, 62 Goorkha, 157 Mobile, 328 Oxford and Bucks Light, 68 Punjabi, 245 Roman, 6 Swiss, 8 Turkish, 174, 176, 177

Inkerman, battle of, 39

Inniskilling Dragoons, 20, 68

Inverness, 20

Irawadi river, 121, 322

Ireland, Thirteenth Hussars in (1718-42), 19, 20; (1748-95), 22-24

Iron rations, 78, 80

Ironsides, 8

Islam, 102

_Islanda_, 99, 109, 110 and _note_

Ismail Hakki, 295

Istabulat, 241, 244

Italian Medal, the, 232, 362, 364

Italy-- Ally of Germany (1914), 99, 291 Hannibal’s invasion of, 5, 6 and _note_

Izakhi Canal, 244

Jackson, Stonewall, 46

Jackson, Capt. T. K., 330, 368

Jacobite Rebellions, 19-21, 26

Jaffer’s Tomb, 212, 352

Jamaica, 23-25

James, Lce.-Cpl. E., 340, 354

James-Moore, Pte. J. H., 340, 363

Japan, 100

Jasper, Pte. F. G., 249, 340, 355

Jat Lancers, 298, 300

Jebel Hamrin Range, 240, 241, 242, 244, 263, 273, 280, 281, 293, 301, 311; description of, 220, 222, 224, 236 and _note_

Jebel Makhul, 301

Jeddere-Fisher, Maj. H. J., 368

Jeffrey, Capt. J. A., 127, 152, 156, 188, 191, 208, 265, 266, 286, 303, 311, 330, 362, 364, 366

Jeffrey, Pte. J., 249, 340, 359

Jemmett, Lieut. C. W., 330, 370

Jervis, Adm., 136

Jews, 129, 209

Jibuti, 60

Johnson, Lieut. H. H., 330, 370

Johnston, Capt. L. C., 330, 369

Jones, Gen., quoted, 227

Jones, Pte., 270

Jones, Pte. Alfred, 178, 189, 340, 354, 363

Jones, Major H. Ll., 330, 353, 361, 362, 364, 365, 367

Jones, Lieut. H. R., 238, 249, 271, 330, 362, 370

Jones, Pte. T. R., 340, 354

Jordan, Pte. C. W., 340, 354

Joseph Bonaparte, King, 30, 36

Judkins, Lieut. B. E. H., 330, 369

_Julnar_, 242

Kabul, 40

Kadhimain, 203, 206

Kaiser, the, 101, 102, 205

Kalahaji, Fahan, 356

_Kalyan_, 93

Kandahar, 40

Kara Tepe, 263, 273

Karnul, insurrection at (1839), 35, 36

Karnul, Nawab of, 35

Kasper, Pte., 243

Kazimain, 208-210, 212, 214

Keaney, Pte. P., 222, 340, 360

Kelly’s Canal, 235 and _note_

Kennard, Major W. A., 330 and _note_, 353, 361, 364, 367

Kennedy, Lieut. M. C., 96, 330, 366

Kennedy, Capt. S. V., 330, 362, 364, 366

Kennington, Lce.-Cpl. C. H., 340, 354

Kerbela, 272

Keswick, Lieut. H. G., 266, 330, 369

Khair-el-Kharabeh, 206

Khalifs, City of the, 202

Khan Baghdadi, 271

Khan Mifraji, 289

Khanal Kharninah, 245

Khaniquin, 268

Khasradalah, 284, 359

Kifri, 263, 273

Kifri-ain-Faris, 283

Kifri-Tuz Road, 276, 284

Killacky, Pte. T., 117, 341, 355

Killick, Pte. A., 341, 354

King, Lieut., 30

Kirkuk, 273, 274, 286, 288, 292, 293, 359

Kitchener, Field-Marshal Lord, 81

Kitchener’s Men, 81, 116, 138

Kitcher, Lce.-Cpl. F. C., 290, 341, 363

Kizil-Robart, 241, 244

Knapman, Sergt. H., 188 _note_, 341, 354

Königgratz, battle of, 12

Koran, the, 184, 320

Kruger, President, 16

Ktuwair, 289

Kulawand, Cavalry charge at, 274, 275, 276, 283, 284, 324

Kurdarrah river, 358

Kurdish language, 312

Kurds, 203, 240, 283, 312, 313

Kurna, 126

Kut Cup, 232, 233, 234

Kut-el-Amara, occupied by Townshend (1915), 104; surrender of (1916), 107; recapture of (1917), 158-171, 204; mentioned, 92, 113, 126, 132, 133, 135, 137, 140, 141, 150, 162, 216, 231, 242, 323

La Bassée, 75

La Source, 64

La Valentine, camp at, 93

Ladysmith, siege of, 15, 41

Lajj, battle at, 173-75; Thirteenth Hussars’ charge at, 176-78; casualties at, 181-88, 191, 192; Colonel Richardson’s account of, 195-98; General Maude’s view of, 199, 324; mentioned, 200, 241, 246, 270, 279, 325, 352-55, 357-58, 360

Lajj, sketch of battlefield at, 175

Lajj Cup, 232, 233, 234

Lake, Gen., 119, 132

Lancaster, 18

Lancers-- Fourteenth, 160, 196, 197, 314, 315, 316, 317 Fourteenth Indian, 96, 258, 295, 307 Jat, 298, 300 Seventeenth, 39, 43, 174 Thirteenth, 196, 246, 295-97, 300, 314-16 Thirteenth Indian, 96 Twenty-First, 297, 353, 364, 369

Latour Maubourg, 28

Lawrence, Maj., 33

Lawrence, Lieut. F. G., 330, 370

Lawson-Smith, Lieut. T. E., 330 and _note_, 352, 367

Le Patourel, Lieut. A. M., 266, 330, 365, 370

Le Plouy, 355

Leeman, Lce.-Sergt. W., 304, 341, 354

Leetham, Col, Sir A., 361, 368

Legion of Honour, 362

Legions, Roman, 5, 6

Leutchford, Cpl. W., 249, 342, 359

Lewin, Brig.-Gen., 293

Lewis guns, 275, 283

Liddle, Pte. A., 249, 341, 359

Life Guards, 367, 368

Light Brigade, charge of the, 37, 38, 39, 122, 199

Ligonier, Col., 21

Lille, 76

Lillers, 353

Lindsey, Lce.-Cpl. H., 249, 341, 357, 359

Lisbon, 26-29, 31

Little, Pte. P. W., 304, 341, 360

Lomas, Lce.-Cpl. F., 306, 341, 363

Lonsdale, Lce.-Cpl. R., 233, 341

Lord, Lieut. J. A., 143, 144, 160, 164, 168, 171, 330, 353, 367

Los Santos, 30

Lovejoy, Pte. S. A., 342, 355

Loyal North Lancashire Regt., 202

Lucas, Lieut. J. H., 330, 370

Lucknow, 36, 43 _note_

Luff, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. H., 233, 342

Lumley, Capt. J. N., 330, 362, 364, 366

Lyman, Pte. F., 342, 354

Lynch-Staunton, 2nd Lieut. G., 177, 185, 186, 190, 191, 197, 198, 330, 352, 370

Lyons, Capt. J. D., 368

MacArthur, Capt. E. W., 368

M‘Bride, Squadron Q,-M.-Sergt. F. A., 342, 363

Macdonald, Capt. H., 269, 330, 352, 362, 370; leads charge at Tuz, 274, 276, 279, 280, 285, 290

Macdonnell, Pte. M., 249, 342, 355

Machine-gun Squadron, 25th, 270

M‘Creadie, Pte. W., 342, 354

M‘Lagan, Lieut. C. A. G., 330, 353, 369

Maclean, Col. Sir F., 368

MacMunn, Gen., quoted, 125

M‘Nulty, Pte. P., 147, 163, 193, 195, 310, 342, 354

Madgin, 2nd Lieut. W., 330 and _note {66}_

Madras, 36

Madrid, 30

Maguire, Sergt. (Trumpeter) W. F., 247, 256, 342, 365

_Mahailla_ (Arab boat), 144

Mahan, Adm., 6 _note_

Mahomedan cemetery near Kirkuk, 288, 297, 298, 313

Mahomedans-- Holy cities of, 272 India, in: chiefs, 35, 42; soldiers, 102 Power of, in Asia, 101, 102, 320 Rules of, 184

Makina, 180, 355

Malta, 95

Manby, Pte. E., 249, 342, 359

Mandali, 240, 241, 244, 253

_Mantis_, 268

Maps-- Advance from Basra, 124 ” on Baghdad, 159 Baghdad and Field of Operations (1917-18), 201 British Position on the Tigris, 137 Germany and her Confederates, 99 India, 34

Marathas, 35

Marathon, 4, 104

Marchant, Maj, T. H. S., 87, 330, 361, 364, 365, 366

Marengo, battle of, 11

Marival, 87

Marlborough, 1st Duke of, 1, 9, 10, 17, 19, 21, 22

Marne, battle of the, 65

Maroons, the, rebellion of, 23-25

Marseilles, 57, 63, 65, 93, 94, 96

Marshall, Lieut.-Gen. Sir W. R., marches to Zeur, 173, 174; commands in Mesopotamia, 262; winter work of (1917-18), 263; attacks Turks, 263, 264; plan of campaign (1918), 273; quoted, on the armies in Mesopotamia, 262; on cavalry work in Mesopotamia, 273, 274; otherwise quoted, 236, 237, 262-64, 291, 293-96, 319, 320; otherwise mentioned, 139, 140, 327 and _note_

Mary, Princess, 64, 65

Mary, Queen, 64-65; visit to India (1911), 46

Masistius, 4

Mason, Pte. Reuben, 342, 354

Masséna, Marshal, 28

Massey, Pte. C. T., 342; quoted, 92, 93, 109-11, 115, 139, 143, 146, 154, 161-64, 192-95, 214, 215, 223, 342; cited, 140

Masson, 164

“Matches” (horse), 191, 232, 255, 266

Matthews, Sergt. W., 244, 249, 343, 354, 363

Maude, Gen. Sir Stanley, commands in Mesopotamia, 107, 108; plan of campaign, 135-38, 235-37, 323-24; attacks Turks, 157; takes Baghdad, 203-5; plan of operations beyond Baghdad, 216, 217; Lajj Cup given by, 232; inspects cavalry, 233; presents Cups, 234; death of, 237, 238, 260, 262; estimate of, 238; despatch quoted, 136-37, 160-61, 173; quoted, 7; on fight at Lajj, 199; otherwise quoted, 201, 203, 218, 219, 229, 230, 323, 324; cited, 138, 175, 218; otherwise mentioned, 119 _note_, 131, 132, 140, 155, 232, 260, 262, 263, 322, 327

Maxim guns, 167

Medaille Barbatie se Credente, 364

Médaille Militaire, 86

Medals-- American, 362 Distinguished Conduct, 241, 244, 249, 289, 306, 335-48, 363 Italian, 232, 262, 364 Meritorious service, 332-51, 363 Military, 233, 241, 244, 249, 259, 333-50, 362 Roumanian, 364

Medd Bridges, 253

Mediterranean Sea, 56, 63, 95, 97, 227

Meerut, 43, 47; Club, 52

Meerut Cavalry Brigade, 57, 92, 96

Meerut Division, 52

Mellor, Lce.-Cpl. A., 343, 357, 359

Memorial Tablet to Thirteenth Hussars, 372, 374

Mendali taken by British, 236, 281

Meritorious Service Medal, 332-51, 363

Merv, 319

Mesopotamia-- Baghdad, _see that heading_ Campaign in (1914-18)--Townshend’s expedition to Kut (1915), 104; position of British force (autumn 1915), 106; surrender of Kut (1916), 107; Maude succeeds Lake in command of British Army, 132; his position, 132-38; Kut recaptured (1917), 158-171; engagement at Lajj, 173-88; fall of Baghdad, 200-4; Baquha occupied, 217; Russians join British, 218; engagements at Ramadie, 235, 236; at Mendali, 236; at Tekrit, 245-48; 255-58; Marshall in command of Army, 262; engagements at Kulawand (1918), 274, 278; Tuz Kermatli, 279, 280-285; Hadraniyah, 293-99; 313-16; review of, 319-20; enemy losses in, 319; British casualties in, 352-60 Description of, 105, 106, 319, 320 Navigation in, 120, 121, 122, 135, 321, 322 Thirteenth Hussars’ voyage to, 109-13

Mesopotamian Field Force, 96, 262

Messines, 352

Messing, English system of, in India, 49

Metcalfe, Maj. J. C., 368

Meteren, 352

Methven, Capt. D. M., 330, 369

Michell, Lieut. R. J. V., 330, 370

Military Cross, 222, 232, 241, 244, 249, 259, 290, 306, 363

Military Medal, 226, 233, 244, 249, 289, 306, 333-50, 362

Miller, Pte. C. A., 249, 343, 357

Miller, Lce.-Cpl. T. R., 343, 354

Millican, Pte. S., 343, 355

Moghuls, 43, 44

Monitors, 131, 144, 165, 167, 168, 169, 170, 171, 268

Mons, retreat from, 46

Montecuculi, 9

Moon, Lieut. N. L., 330, 369

Moore, 2nd Lieut. H. A., 330 and _note_

Moore, Pte. P., 343, 356

Morris, Cpl. J., 343. 354

Morrison, Pte. J., 182, 184, 185, 343, 360

Mortimer, Pte. H., 226, 244, 249, 343, 363; quoted, 147, 148, 224-226, 259

Moss, Sergt. E. E., 163, 269, 343, 363

Mosul--description of, 309, 312; surrender of, 311, 312; otherwise mentioned, 185, 280, 291, 293, 295, 301, 305, 308, 319, 321, 326

Mosul Villayat, 312

Motor-buses, London, 68

Mounted Brigade, the, 367

Moustaches, permission to shave, 139

Munden, Brig. Richard, 17, 18, 19, 22; Dragoons, 18, 19

Munster, Lieut. J. F., death and estimate of, 150; quoted, 117, 120, 144; otherwise mentioned, 96, 116, 118, 152, 153, 330, 352, 369

Murat, Marshal, 11

Mushada, 223

Mushaidi, 217

Naffdach, 284

Nahr Massag, 357

Nahrin, 282

Nalas, 173 and _note_

Napier, Major-Gen. Sir W. F. P., 29-31

Napoleon Bonaparte--Cavalry of, 11; Marshals of, 11, 26; Peninsular campaign of, 26-31; otherwise mentioned, 12, 25, 26, 31, 32, 35, 56, 98, 101, 105, 139 and _note_

Nasariyeh, 137

Natal, 40, 41, 46, 56

Navy, British, 26; as affecting Mesopotamia, 104, 165, 171

Nawab of Karnul, 35

Neill, Capt. Norman, 49 and _note_, 330 and _note_, 340, 352, 367

Nejef, 272

Neuve Chapelle, 75, 77, 80

New Zealand, 66

Newman, Sergt. A. S., 248, 249, 250, 252, 343, 354

Newman, Lieut. W. G., 330, 370

Newman, Pte. W. H., 296, 297, 304, 344, 355

Newton, Capt. H. G. T., death and estimate of, 226, 227; quoted, 185-87, 212-14; otherwise mentioned, 151, 175, 181, 186, 195, 330, 353, 366

Nicholson’s Nek, battle of, 15

“Nightshade” (horse), 271

Nineveh, 105, 309

Nizam of Secunderabad, 42

Noel, Lieut., 303

Nœux les Mines, 354, 356

Norfolk, Lieut. H., 368

Norledge, Pte. F. G., 344, 355

North, Pte. L., 344, 355

_Northbrook_, 60

Northumberland Hussars, 367, 369

Norton, Brig.-Gen. Charles, 245, 293, 300 313, 314; quoted, 296

Norton, Capt. D. J. E., 244, 246, 247, 249, 251, 266, 304, 330, 362, 370

Norwood, Lieut. W. J. L., 330, 370

Noyelles les Vermelles, 353

Numidians, 5

Oakes, Capt. J. O., 87, 89, 330, 367

Oazah Chia, 286

O’Connor, Lce.-Cpl. J., 249, 344, 359

O’Connor, Pte. T., 152 and _note_, 344, 356

Oisemont, 90

O’Kelly, Capt. H. A. de P., 352, 368

Old Comrades Dinner, 50, 377

Oldham, Capt., 39

Olive, letter to, 310

Omdurman, 315

Omnibuses for troops, 68

Orders and Decorations, 361-64

Orleans, 63, 64, 65

Ormrod, Lieut. L. A., 143, 144, 190, 232, 233, 266, 271, 330, 370

Orthes, 31

Osmond, Lieut. L., 270, 330, 370

Ostend, 32

Ottoman Turks, 103

Owen, Pte. A., 290, 344, 355, 363

Owen, Lieut. L. G., 330, 370

Oxford and Bucks Light Infantry, 68

Paardeberg, battle of, 15

Palestine-- Campaign in (1914-18), 103, 205, 217, 263, 264, 268, 291, 321 Cavalry in, 91, 108, 323, 327

Pankhurst, Pte. J., 344, 354

Pappenheim, Count, 9

Pardon, Lieut. R. B., 155, 330, 370

Paris, 33, 65

Parkes, Lieut. G. H., 303, 306, 330, 362, 370

Parthenon, the, 4

Parthians, 6

Pathans, 35

Patrick, Pte. V., 304, 344, 360

Pay, Pte. W. W., 344, 365

Payne, Capt. F. N., character of, 167, 207; death of, 261; quoted on fight at Lajj, 187-90; on Capt. Eve’s death, 189; on Baghdad, 207-11; on Kazimain, 208, 209; otherwise mentioned, 157, 162 and _note_, 167, 169, 171, 180, 182, 224, 231, 330, 353, 370

Pearson, Lieut. W. R., 114, 141, 155, 320, 330, 370

Pedder, Brig.-Gen. E. N., 368

Pedder, Lieut. G. R., 185, 186, 188, 198, 231, 330, 353, 367; quoted, 96, 116, 118, 120, 122, 123, 126, 141, 143, 164-65, 180, 190, 192, 231, 232, 252, 253, 255, 264, 265, 266

Peep-o’-Day Boys, 23

Peat, _see_ Peet

Peet, Pte. G., 232, 344, 358

Pélissier, Marshal, 40

Peninsular Badge, 32

Peninsular War, the, 26-31, 36, 41, 51, 56, 132

Pennington, _see_ Pinnington

Pepys, Lieut.-Col. W., 330, 361, 364, 367, 368

“Percival” (horse), 234

Persia-- Alexander the Great’s invasion of (334 B.C.), 4 Baku expedition through, 274 Conditions in (1916-17), 101-4, 132-34, 263 German influence in, 272, 273 Oilfields of, 104 Russians in, 217, 230, 235, 320 Turkey’s reverses in, 217, 218, 236, 240, 291

Persian Gulf, 99, 104, 109

Persians, 4, 102, 136

Peter the Great of Russia, 9

Philippon, Gen., 30

Phillips, Lieut.-Col. H., 361, 362, 368

Pinnington, Lieut. E. F., 182 _note_, 183, 185, 186, 191, 197, 198, 330, 353, 370; quoted on fight at Lajj, 183-85

Pitman, Pte. D., 82 and _note_, 344, 353

Platæa, battle of, 104

Poictiers, battle of, 7

Poles, 168

Polo, 42, 43, 47, 49, 52, 53, 120, 123, 231, 232

Pont Rémy, 92

Pook, Lieut. W. J. C., 330, 370

Poona Horse, 85

Popham, Squadron Serg.-Maj. E. L., 345, 365

Portugal, campaign in, 26-30

Potter, Squadron Sergt.-Maj. A., 238, 363, 364, 365

Powell, Pte. W., 304, 345, 356, 360

Preston, battle of (1715), 18, 19

Prestonpans, battle of (1745), 20, 21

Prisoners of war, 183, 353, 360, 368

Prussia, 10, 12, 18

Prussians, 33

Pryor, Gen. Holland, 274, 285

‘Punch,’ 157

Punic Wars, 5

Punjabi Infantry, 245

Pushtikuh Mountains, 149 and _note_

Pymm, Lieut., 33 and _note_

Pyrenees, battles of, 31

Qarah Tappah, 267

Qasr-i-Shirin, 268

Quatre Bras, battle of, 32

Quayirah, 316

Queen’s Regiment, 368

Qusil Robart, 253

Ragged Brigade, the, 32, 36, 132

Ramadie, surrender of, 235, 236, 253, 264

Ramillies, battle of, 9

Rayner, Cpl. G., 306, 345, 363, 365

Reaves, Lce.-Cpl. A. E., 249, 345, 359

Red Crescent Associations, 252

Red Cross, the French, 63, 252

Red Cross Hospital at Rouen, 82

Red Sea, 61, 63, 93

Redman, Pte. R. G. A., 345, 355

Rees, Lieut.-Col. J. G., 361, 365, 368

Regimental Associations, 376

Regimental Diary of Thirteenth Hussars, 49, 50, 93, 192, 205, 206, 223

‘Regimental History,’ cited, 1

Remington, Gen., 90

Remount Department, 368

Repton, 164

Reuter, 280

Rhine, river, 108

Richards, Lce.-Sergt. A. N., 345, 363

Richardson, Lieut.-Col. J. J., commands Thirteenth Hussars in Mesopotamia, 97; wounded at Lajj, 176, 177, 181, 185, 191, 195; courage at Lajj, 188; decorations of, 189; leads charge at Hadraniyah, 315, 316; estimate of, 195; quoted, 115; on advance to Baghdad, 159, 160, 161; on fight at Lajj, 195-98; on operations at Tekrit, 244, 261; letter to Gen. Symons, 250; to Sir Frederick Williams-Taylor, 250-52; letter on Capt. Robinson’s death, 255-57; to Sir R. Baden-Powell, 277-79, 300-2, 305, 306; letters from, 280, 281; otherwise mentioned, 83, 86, 115, 131, 151 _note_, 174 _note_, 198, 226, 275, 290, 299, 300, 302, 311, 330, 353, 361, 362, 364, 367, 374

Richardson’s Bluff, 296, 302, 313, 314; sketch of position at, 292

Rifle, the H. V., 67

Riley-Smith, Lieut. W., 330

_Risaldar_, 58

Roberts, Pte. J. L., 222, 223 and _note_, 346, 355, 363

Robinson, Capt. S. O., death of, 237, 239, 247, 248, 249, 250, 251; estimate of, 255, 256; quoted, 129, 230, 231, 232, 233; otherwise mentioned, 150, 152, 153, 220, 231, 238, 243, 246, 253, 254, 330, 352, 353, 364, 367

Roche, Lieut. F. G., 330, 369

Rocroy, battle of, 9

Rogers, Sergt. J. H., 346, 363, 365

Rohillas, 35

Rolfe, 2nd Lieut. E. V., 183, 197, 198, 310, 330, 352, 370; killed at Lajj., 177, 185, 186, 191

Roll of Honour, 310

Roll of officers, Thirteenth Hussars, 329-30

Roll of non-commissioned officers and other ranks, Thirteenth Hussars, 331-51

Roman Catholics, enlistment of, 22

Roman Cavalry, 5, 6

Rome, 6, 104

Rose, Capt. W. G., 330, 369

Rouen, 82, 83

Roumanian orders, 362, 364; medals, 364

Roundheads, 8

Royal Army Medical Corps, 162, 329, 330

Royal Horse Guards, 368

Royalists, 9

Rupert, Capt. G., 368

Rupert, Prince, 9

Russell, Gen. Sir Baker, 44

Russell, Lieut. G. R., 304, 330, 353, 370

Russia-- British attitude towards (1885), 110 _note_ Campaign of: in Crimea (1854-55), 36-40 Campaign of: in Mesopotamia (1915-1918)--Russian position in the East, 51 _note_, 98, 99; Germany’s designs, 132; Russians co-operate with British against Turks, 136, 217, 218, 267; Russian collapse, 262, 320

Russian Cavalry, 37, 38

Russian Orders, 362

Russo-Japanese War, 16

Russo-Turkish War, 12

Ruz, 282

Ryan, Chaplain, 248, 256

Ryder, Lieut. C. F., 330 and _note_

Sa Salekh, 222

Sadiyeh, 241, 243, 244, 267

Sahilijah, 270

Said, Port, 62, 93-95, 96, 116

Saint Anne, Order of, 362

Saint Michael and Saint George, Order of, 361

Saint Omer, 75

Saint Riquier, 90

Saint Stanislaus, Order of, 362

Sakaltutan Pass, 267

Sakizli, 287

Salonika, 92, 291

Samarrah, 223, 241, 244, 253, 268, 289

San Domingo, 24

Sannaiyat, 137, 138, 140, 150, 157, 158, 162, 167, 171, 324

Sassoon, Capt. A. M., 286, 330, 362, 364, 366

Saunders, Sergt., 269

Sawyer, Pte. J. G., 346, 355

Saxe, Marshal, 10

Scarlett’s Heavy Brigade, 38

Schubert, Pte. J. S., 346, 355

‘Science of War, The,’ 12, 46, 56, 62 _note_

Scottish Rifles, 368

Scythians, 3

Sea power in history, 6 _note_, 98; of Great Britain, 59, 104, 321; of Rome, 104

Sebastopol, 37, 40

Secker, Capt. V. H., 330, 369

Secunderabad, 42, 43

Seekins, R. S.-M. S., 247, 249, 269, 286, 346, 362

Seidlitz, 10

Sepoys, 27, 56

Serajevo murders, 50

Serbian Order of White Eagle, 363

Serny, 75

Serri, the, 221

Shabkadr, 315

Shamran, 157, 161

Shanley, Lieut. T., 330 and _note_ 3

Sharaban, 241, 282

Shat-el-Arab, 104

Shatt-el-Adhaim, 267

Shaw, Pte. A., 269, 346, 359

Shawa Khan, 202

Sheikh Suliman, 356

Sheikh Saad, 131, 192

Sheil, Lieut. P. H. J., 330, 370

Shemal, the, 118

Shenandoah, 14

Shergat, 293, 296

Sheridan (American officer), 14

Sheriffmuir, battle of, 19

Shia, 272

Shumran Bend, 159, 352, 353, 354, 356

Shushan, 105

Sibson, 2nd Lieut. A. J. R. M., 330, 371

Sikhs, 12

Sinajah, 241, 268

Sindiyeh, 222

Sketches of Eve’s camp, 125; of Lajj battlefield, 175; of Tekrit position, 259; of Richardson’s Bluff, 292

Skinner, Col., 52 _note_

Skinner’s Horse, 52 and _note_, 96

Slavin, Pte. R., 347, 355

Smallpox, 244

Smith, Pte. S., 347, 356

Smith, Pte. W. J., 347, 355

Smithers, Lce.-Cpl. J., 269, 347, 365

Smith-Sligo, 2nd Lieut. R. W. M. G., 330 and _note_ 3

Smithson, Brig.-Gen. W. C., 361, 368

Somme, battle of the, 148, 166

Soper, Pte. R., 347, 355

Soult, Marshal, 31

Spain, 5, 26, 105

Spaniards, 26

Spanton, Lce.-Sergt. F., 182, 184, 185, 347, 360; quoted on Lajj, 181-83; cited, 183

Spencer, Lt.-Col. A. W. B., 368

Spencer, Capt. H. E., 362, 365, 368

Spicer, Lce.-Cpl. (Tptr.) J. A., 310, 347, 355

Squadrons of Thirteenth Hussars, _see_ A, B, C, D

Stanhope, _see_ Harrington

Stanton, Squadron Sergt.-Farrier W., 347, 365

Star of Roumania, Order of, 362

Steele, Major C., 175, 187 and _note_, 200, 290, 330, 364, 365, 366; courage of, 151 and _note_, 152 _note_

Steer, Pte. F., 347, 355

Stephenson, Pte. F., 347, 355

Stevens, Lce.-Cpl. J., 241, 347, 363, 365

Steward, Pte. H. W., 249, 347, 359

Stirling, Lieut. D. A., 116, 153, 190, 248, 256, 266, 312, 330, 362, 364, 370

Stocker, Capt. E. H., 330, 367

Stones, Pte. J. L. K., 310, 348, 354

Strawbridge, Sergt. S. G., 348, 363

Stuarts, the, 17

Stubbs, Pte. R., 249, 348, 359

Styles, Sergt. (Tptr.) J. S., 348, 354

Sudan campaign, 56

Suez, 57, 61, 62, 93, 96

Sultan of Turkey, the, 101, 320

Sunni, 272

Sutton, Lieut., 315

Swayne, Martin, 231

Swedish cavalry, 9

Swiss infantry, 8

Switzerland, 90

Symondson, Lieut. V. F., 330 and _note_ 5, 367

Symons, Brig.-Gen, A., 58, 82, 199, 250, 277, 324, 330, 361, 364, 365, 366

Syria, 105, 291, 321

Table Mountain Bridge, 282

Tagus river, 28

Tank Corps, 368

Tarr, S.Q.-M.-S. S., 348, 363

Tarr, Pte. W. G., 115, 348, 355

Tassie, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. W. D., 151, 153, 154, 194, 348, 363

Tauq, 284, 285

Tauq-Chai, 285

Taylor, Lce.-Cpl. A., 194, 269, 348, 358

Taylor, Brig.-Gen. A. H. M., 362, 367

Taylor, Pte. C. E., 249, 348, 356, 358, 359

Taza, 285, 286, 288

Taza-Kharatli, 286

Taziyan, 286

Tchernaya, battle of (1855), 40

Teague, Pte. J. P., 348, 356

Tegg, Squadron Sergt.-Maj. F. J., 248, 249, 250, 348, 355

Tekrit, engagement at, 237-56, 257; account of, 257-58; sketch of position at, 259; honours gained at, 259; mentioned, 235, 277, 291, 301, 324, 352-59

Tel-Sharia, 282

Tel-Sharif, 275

Telabw-Shahanah, 288

Tetheridge, Sergt. W. H., 249, 348, 363

Thackray, Pte. G., 348, 354

Thermopylæ, 4

Thessaly, 4

Thirteenth Hussars, the, _see_ Hussars

Thirty Years’ War, the, 9

Thomson, Pte. W., 247, 249, 348, 355

Thomson, Squad, Q.-M.-Sergt. W. K., 348, 355

Thompson, Mr Fred E. M., 377

Thornell, Pte. S. V., 349, 355

Tigris river, Map of British position on, 137; utilisation of, 158 and _note_, 316-18, 321, 322; otherwise mentioned, 104, 113, 134, 135, 136, 137, 138, 139, 140, 141, 146, 157, 158, 170, 171, 174, 199, 202, 206 and _note_, 216, 226, 227, 235, 236, 289, 291, 293, 353, 355

‘Times History of the War,’ quoted, 204

Tindle, Pte. W. H., 349, 354

Tories Vedras, battle of, 28

Townshend, General, 92, 105, 141, 174, 242, 323; takes Kut, 104

Toulouse, battle of (1814), 31

Tracey, Pte. J., 82 and _note_, 349, 353

Trans-Caspia, 319

Trans-Caucasia, 319

Tranter, Pte. R., 304, 349, 360

Travers, _see_ Williams-Taylor

Tremayne, Capt., 41

Tremayne, Col., 34, 38

Tremayne, Lieut.-Col. J. H., 363, 368

Troy, siege of, 3

Tugela, river, 41

Tunnicliffe, Pte. J., 242 and _note_, 249, 349, 354

Turkey-- Position of, in Great War (1914-18)--ally of Germany, 99, 100; military power of, 101; strength of, in Asia, 102-7; plan of campaign in Asia, 132-36; defeat of, in Asia: at Kut (1917), 158, 159; at Baghdad, 200-5; on Euphrates and Tigris, 216-19; at Kirkuk (1918), 273, 274; at Richardson’s Bluff, 291, 293-95; surrender of army, 300; British armistice with, 302; losses of, 319; fall of, 321 Russian War with, 12 Sultan of, 101, 320

Turkey in Asia, 100, 103, 205

Turkish airmen, 211, 242

Turkish armies, 37, 62, 327

Turkish cavalry, 9, 142, 240

Turkish Empire, the, 204, 219

Turks, character of, 154, 218, 237, 277, 278, 280, 301, 322, 323; barbarity, 182, 186, 188, 189, 190, 192, 193, 207, 239, 248, 252, 256, 260; treachery, 193, 243

Turner, Lce.-Cpl. H. E., 349, 364, 365

Tuz, 276, 284, 285, 359

Tuz-Kermatli, 353, 354; cavalry charge at, 274, 276, 285, 324

Tuz-Kifri, 275, 283

Tuz-Tan Road, 276

Twigg, Pte. D., 242, 349, 354

Twist, Brevet Lieut.-Col. E. F., wounded at Lajj, 181, 185, 186, 191, 195, 197, 198, 351; quoted, 179, 180; otherwise mentioned, 127, 131, 151, 155, 171, 247, 248, 256, 266, 279, 290, 330, 353, 364, 365, 367

Uhlans, 62, 67

Union Castle Line, 60

Unveiling ceremony of the memorial to the Thirteenth Hussars, 372-74

Ur of the Chaldees, 105

Urmia, Lake, 304

Utrecht, treaty of, 17

Uxbridge, Lord, 32

V Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, 50, 74, 96, 161, 167, 180, 195, 196, 198, 297, 298, 303, 305, 306, 314, 315

Vancouver, 211

Vavie, _see_ Dawson

“Venus” (horse), 233, 271

Verdun, 90, 166

Vernon, Sergt. W., 269, 349

Very lights, 69, 71

Vickers guns, 298, 299

Vickers, Pte. J., 349, 356

Victoria, Queen, 44, 49

Villers, 85

Vinall, Lce.-Cpl. A., 304, 306, 349, 355, 363

Viner, Lce.-Cpl. F., 306, 349, 363

Viney, Pte. A. V., 249, 349, 359

Vittoria, battle of (1813), 30, 31, 36

Vlasto, Capt. A., 330, 369

Wadi river, 149

Wallace, James, 306, 307

Wallhead, Pte. A., 188 _note_, 350, 354

Walpole, Lieut.-Col. the Hon. George, 25

War Office, British, 114, 133, 365

Ward, Pte. A. J. F., 249, 350, 359

Ward, Squadron Q.-M.-Sergt. B. J., 350, 363

Waterloo, battle of, 11, 32, 33, 51, 56; campaign, 41

Watkins, Lce.-Cpl. A. W., 168, 191 and _note_, 241, 350, 358, 363, 365; letter of, to Mr Justice Eve, 177-79

Watson’s Horse, 151, 174, 183, 196, 197

Watson-Smyth, Lieut. G. R.--diary quoted, 52-54, 61, 62, 68, 69, 73-74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 80, 81, 82-83; otherwise mentioned, 82, 330, 353, 366

Wellesley, _see_ Wellington

Wellington, 1st Duke of, plan of campaign against Napoleon in Spain, 26; censures Thirteenth Hussars at Badajos, 29; inspects Thirteenth Hussars, 32; wins battle of Assaye (1803), 35; institutes camps of exercise for army, 36; funeral of, 36; mentioned, as “sepoy General,” 27, 56

Wells, Pte. A., 233, 250

Welsh Horse, the, 368

Welstead, Lieut. G. L. M., wounded, 175, 185, 191, 197, 198; otherwise mentioned, 266, 271, 330, 353, 364, 371

West Indies, 23-25

Westerman, Sergt. R. A., 350, 363

Westminster Abbey, 19

Whally, 310

“Whiskers” (horse), 233, 271

Whitchurch, 2nd Lieut. C. A., 330 and _note_ 3

White Eagle, Order of, 363

White, Gen. Sir George, 15, 41

Whiteford, Lieut.-Col., 20

Whiteboys, the, 23

Whitington, Cpl. F., 306, 350, 363

Whitney, Lieut.-Col., 21

Wigan, 18

Wigan, Brig.-Gen. J. T., 361, 364, 368

Wiggin, Brig.-Gen. E. A., 361, 362, 367, 377

Williams, 153, 154, 290

Williams, Lieut. A., 330, 364, 370

Williams, Lieut. B. H., 330, 353, 362, 364, 368

Williams, Brig.-Gen. C., 368

Williams, Pte. D. G., 249, 350, 359

Williams-Taylor, Sir Frederick, 250

Williams-Taylor, Lieut. T., wounded, 150, 152, 153; wounded and prisoner, 237, 243, 247-50, 251, 252, 254, 353; quoted, on fight at Tekrit, 238-40; otherwise mentioned, 330, 370

Willis, Capt., 151

Wills, Maj.-Gen., 18

Wilson, Pte. F., 249, 351, 358

Wingfield, Lieut. C. A. F., 96, 330, 367, 370

Winter, Pte. F., 304, 351, 360

Wise, Major F. H., 368

“Witch, the” (horse), 266

Wood, 2nd Lieut. A. H., 330, 371

Wootten, Frank, 271

Worcester Yeomanry, the, 368

Worcesters, 270

Wordley, Capt. E., 330, 369

Wren, Trumpeter F. M., 178, 351, 354

Wren, Pte. P., 351, 358

Wright, Lce.-Cpl. D. C., 351, 356, 363

Wright, Lieut. E., 330, 370

Wrigley, 2nd Lieut. G. F., 330

Wybrants, Capt. S., 368

Wyncoll, Lce.-Cpl. C. H. A., 351, 365

Xenophon, Cavalry Treatise of, 4

Yanhah-Buyuk, 284

Yarvali, 287

Yeomanry, Bedford, 330, 369

Yeomanry Brigade, 368

Yeomanry, Derbyshire, 368

Yeomanry, Worcester, 368

Yorkshire Hussars, 368

Young, Lieut.-Col., 282

Young, Pte. H., 351, 355

Ypres, 78, 79, 80

Zab, the Lesser, 287, 296, 311

Zacho, 305

Zakho, 312

Zeur, 173, 185, 195

Ziethen, 10

Zorapur, 35

Zwarteleen, 352

PRINTED BY WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS. FOOTNOTES:

[Footnote 1: It may be noted that Hannibal’s invasion of Italy led, two thousand years later, to the recognition of the influence of sea power on history. Admiral Mahan himself described to the writer how it one day occurred to him that Hannibal’s long march from Spain to Italy had been necessitated by the Roman strength at sea, and that this was the underlying cause of his eventual ruin. Following up the train of thought, Mahan gradually worked out his great conception. Hannibal’s march was the germ from which it sprang.]

[Footnote 2: Captain Gubbins, Lieutenants Geale and Pymm.]

[Footnote 3: Oriental names in this book are not always spelt consistently on one scientific system. For example, it has not been thought proper to alter the original spelling in letters quoted, or to correct well-known names such as Lucknow or Bangalore.]

[Footnote 4: Captain Norman Neill, afterwards killed on the Western Front.]

[Footnote 5: In 1885 England was for a time on the point of war with Russia. The outburst of feeling in India was the same then as in 1914, and should not have been forgotten.]

[Footnote 6: This Regiment, it may be noted, was named after Colonel Skinner, the founder of the Bengal Cavalry system. He was the son of a Scotch officer and a Rajputni girl, so he had fighting blood on both sides.]

[Footnote 7: See Appendix IV.]

[Footnote 8: See Appendix II.]

[Footnote 9: The inefficiency of German Cavalry in all but mass manœuvring was only what Henderson’s criticisms on their work in 1870 had already pointed out. See the ‘Science of War.’]

[Footnote 10: Lieutenant J. V. Dawson.]

[Footnote 11: “We” being the Indian Cavalry Corps.]

[Footnote 12: Privates J. Tracey and D. Pitman.]

[Footnote 13: As to the value of its work in Europe opinions differed. Some seemed to think little of it. Some declared that during the time when English reinforcements were not yet ready to go into line, the Indian contingent had saved the British Army from being overwhelmed. Both these views were perhaps extreme. The Indian soldier fought under serious disadvantage in the climate and surroundings of Europe, but undoubtedly he fought with great devotion and suffered heavy losses, for which England owes him deep gratitude. The matter may well be allowed to rest there.]

[Footnote 14: Beluchistan may for practical purposes be regarded as a part of India.]

[Footnote 15: In 1854, when the Regiment went to the Russian War, it is recorded that on one of the transports “the beef had made several voyages to and from India, and then been returned into store. Some barrels of peas even bore the date 1828 plainly painted thereon. It was impossible to boil them--also the pork (salt) was as aged as the salt beef, and as bad.” The _Islanda_ was better than this.]

[Footnote 16: Australians.]

[Footnote 17: Bombay.]

[Footnote 18: European privates’ tents, with double roof and sides--as some protection against heat.]

[Footnote 19: General Cobbe did in fact command an Army Corps later on, but the command-in-chief went to General Maude.]

[Footnote 20: Caprice, his favourite mare, had been left at Bombay among the sick horses.]

[Footnote 21: Arab Village.]

[Footnote 22: Arab Village.]

[Footnote 23: Expeditionary Force Canteen.]

[Footnote 24: December.]

[Footnote 25: “Pusht i Kuh,” or Back of the Mountains, is the district so called by the Persians, their western district.]

[Footnote 26: Captain Eve, the senior Captain, was then second in command of the Regiment, owing to the absence of Major Twist, disabled, and on the particular day, as Colonel Richardson was on other duty, Eve had taken the Regiment into action. Captain Steele was next in seniority.]

[Footnote 27: The man was Private T. O’Connor. In a letter from Mesopotamia to Mr Justice Eve he writes: “I was the last ammunition-carrier to get wounded that day, and your son and Captain Steele came out under heavy machine-gun fire and carried me in as we evacuated that position that night, thus saving me from being taken prisoner. There is no need to tell you he was loved in the squadron, as we have missed him as one of the finest soldiers and leaders of men any soldier could wish to follow.”]

[Footnote 28: The horse casualties from fire had been numerous, and many horses had been lost from fatigue and exposure.]

[Footnote 29: It may be well to note here that in the course of this campaign, where the Tigris was the main line of communication, the distances were usually calculated by river. The distances by road, when a road existed, were much shorter, roughly perhaps half the river distances.]

[Footnote 30: As a fact the Infantry got across on the 23rd.]

[Footnote 31: This was Lieutenant Payne of “D” Squadron.]

[Footnote 32: Of the 24th February.]

[Footnote 33: Commonly written “nullas”--ravines.]

[Footnote 34: The Regimental Diary says 9 o’clock, the Colonel of the Thirteenth says a little before 10.]

[Footnote 35: Captain Eve’s mare Caprice was lost for a year or more after the charge, but was then seen by his batman, Private Hogg, among the horses of an Indian Cavalry Regiment. She was recovered and brought to England.]

[Footnote 36: Lieutenant Fitzgibbon crawled out into the open several times to look after the wounded. It was on one of these occasions that he found Captain Eve’s body, and removed his watch, rings, and spurs.]

[Footnote 37: The name was Pinnington.]

[Footnote 38: Captain Eve.]

[Footnote 39: Lieutenant Dawson.]

[Footnote 40: Captain Steele of “C” Squadron.]

[Footnote 41: Private A. Wallhead, killed after putting Lieutenant Dawson in safety. Sergeant H. Knapman, too, was killed while helping the wounded.]

[Footnote 42: Private Alfred Jones.]

[Footnote 43: His charger.]

[Footnote 44: This was doubtless Watkins.]

[Footnote 45: Major Twist was apparently wounded earlier, when the three squadrons wheeled to the right.]

[Footnote 46: Baghdad lies on both sides of the river.]

[Footnote 47: Garden or grove.]

[Footnote 48: 6th March.]

[Footnote 49: The bodies of these men and officers were afterwards removed to Baghdad, and buried in the British Cemetery, under the superintendence of the Rev. F. H. Cooke, M.C.]

[Footnote 50: Afternoon of the 9th?]

[Footnote 51: ? 24th February, when the pursuit began.]

[Footnote 52: This from the officer of a conquering army.]

[Footnote 53: March.]

[Footnote 54: The Regimental Diary of 14th May says: “Moved into standing camp at Chaldari.”... “The tents were on the edge of a palm grove, but the horses were picketed down in the open.”]

[Footnote 55: The old camp on the Hai stream. The kit was not received till the middle of May.]

[Footnote 56: Khalis Canal?]

[Footnote 57: The expedition against the Arabs in May 1917.]

[Footnote 58: The Jebel Hamrin is described by the Colonel of the Thirteenth as not unlike the Cheviot Hills.]

[Footnote 59: Private J. Tunnicliffe.]

[Footnote 60: “Includes myself and Captain Godfree (2nd in command).”]

[Footnote 61: It may possibly be argued that both Lord Haig and Lord Allenby were Cavalry officers, and therefore perhaps inclined to think highly of the achievements of their own arm. They certainly were Cavalry officers, as was Lord French, a fact well worthy of note, but, like him, they were something more--great leaders of armies.]

[Footnote 62: Did not join Regiment for duty.]

[Footnote 63: Did not join Regiment for duty. Killed with R.F.C., May 22, 1917.]

[Footnote 64: Did not do duty with Regiment during war.]

[Footnote 65: Did not serve with Regiment during war. Killed on active service with 11th Hussars, 1914.]

[Footnote 66: Did not join Regiment for duty.]

[Footnote 67: Did not serve with Regiment during war. Killed on active service, 1914.]

[Footnote 68: Did not serve with Regiment during war. Killed with R.A.F., Nov. 13, 1918.]

[Footnote 69: Twice.]

[Footnote 70: Four times.]

[Footnote 71: Three times.]

[Footnote 72: Three times.]

[Footnote 73: Twice.]

[Transcriber’s Note:

Page 189, “they’ve chistled past my nose” changed to read “they’ve whistled past my nose”.

Page 248, image in center of page, “IN UNFADING MEMORY” following 8 lines illegible.

Obvious printer errors corrected silently.

Inconsistent spelling and hyphenation are as in the original.]