APPENDICES

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[I.]	[Regimental Plate]	383
[II.]	[Staff]	386
[III.]	[Members who served in South African War]	390
[IV.]	[School of Arms]	392
[V.]	[Annual Strength States]	396
[VI.]	[Casualty List]	394
[VII.]	[Decorations and Awards (Officers)]	397
	[“““(Other Ranks)]	401
[VIII.]	[Officers who served, 1914-1919]	407
[IX.]	[Other Ranks who served, 1914-1919]	415

PLATES[1]

[1804. Volunteer (colour)]	[Frontispiece]
[1871. Wimbledon]	Facing p.	36
[1899. Old Deer Park, Richmond]	“	36
[W. H. Brantom, D.C.M.]	“	66
[Captain Allen Edward Trembath, D.C.M.]	“	66
[Lieutenant Robert Chalmers]	“	66
[Brevet-Colonel A. M. Renny, Ret. Ind. Army]	“	72
[Bethune Square]	“	82
[Double Crassier, Loos, 1915]	“	82
[Festubert Church, May, 1915]	“	88
[Machine-gun Position, Givenchy]	“	88
[Lewis Gunners of Civil Service Rifles]	“	88
[Front Trench, opposite Hulluch]	“	88
[Gare Alley, Loos]	“	88
[“The Tower Bridge,” Loos]	“	88
[Captain Leslie Davies]	“	112
[Captain A. Roberts]	“	112
[Captain Geoffrey A. Gaze]	“	112
[Captain W. E. Ind, M.C]	“	142
[Captain Francis Woodbine Parish, 1915]	“	147
[Bourlon Wood from south-west corner, 1917]	“	164
[Lieutenant-Colonel W. H. E. Segrave, D.S.O. (H.L.I.)]	“	166
[Road to Jerusalem near Bab-el-Wad]	“	314
[Jebel Kuruntul and Jericho]	“	314
[Second Lieutenant R. H. Harris, M.C.]	“	320
[Lieutenant-Colonel T. E. Bisdee, D.S.O., M.C. (D.C.L.I.)]	“	338
[Regimental Plate]	“	383

[1] It might be explained that the photographs here reproduced were not selective but rather those which were at hand available for publication. A larger collection of portraits might have been secured had there been more time.