Save - The Gazette

9102
THE LONDON GAZETTE, 14 SEPTEMBER, 1915.
Wessex Divisional Train.
Claude Hansard Reynolds Keene to be
Second Lieutenant. Dated 2nd September,
1915.
Mounted Divisional Supply Column.
Lieutenant Peter Hooper is seconded.
Dated 26th August, 1915.
AKMY VETERINARY CORPS.
The undermentioned Captains to be temporary Majors: —
Joseph Abson, F.R.C.V.S. Dated 6th
August, 1915.
James A. Council. Dated 17th August,
1915.
Robert G. Anderson. Dated 25th August,
1915.
Lieutenant James A. Dixon to be Captain.
Dated 15th September, 1915.
UNATTACHED LIST FOR THE TERRITORIAL
FORCE.
Cadet Serieant Richard Charles Winsloe
to be Second Lieutenant (temporary) for service with the Cranleigh School Contingent,
Junior Division, Officers Training Corps.
Dated 15th September, 1915.
TERRITORIAL FORCE RESERVE.
General List.
Major Nicholas Blake Dunscombe, retired
pay, to be Major, with pay and allowances
as Captain. Dated llth August, 1915.
Denny Victor Gedge1 to be Captain without pay or allowances. Dated 15th September, 1915.
Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant
of the County of Denbigh.
Colonel Robert William Herbert Watkin
Williams-Wynn, D.S.O., T.D., of DolbenSt. Asaph, County of Denbigh;
Lieutenant-Colonel John Edward Mellor, of
Tan-y-bryn, Abergele, County of Denbigh;
William Best, Esquire, of Vivod, Llangollen,
County of Denbigh;
Captain Edward Wynne Griffith, of Plasnewydd, Trefnant, County of Denbigh;
Alfred Ernest Priddle, Esquire, of Plas
Madoc, Llanrwst, County of Denbigh;
To be Deputy Lieutenants. Dated 10th September, 1915.
034
Commission signed by the Lord Lieutenant of
the County of Essex.
Major Archibald Gilbey Gold to be Deputy
Lieutenant. Dated 8th September, 1915.
033
India Office,
14ctb September, 1915.
The following appointments have, been made
in India: —
PERSONAL STAFF.
To be Military Secretary to His Excellency the
Governor of Madras.
Captain W. S. E. Money, 22nd Cavalry, vice
Major C. J. L. Allanson, 6th Gurkha Rifles.
Dated 4th July, 1915.
To be Commandant and Adjutant of the Bodyguard of His Excellency the Governor of
Madras.
Major A. Mitchell, Royal Garrison Artillery,
vice W. S. E. Money, 22nd Cavalry. Dated
4th July, 1915.
To be Aide-de-Camp to Major-General E. S.
May,
C.B., G.M.G., Commanding 8t7n
(Lucknow) Division.
Lieutenant K. F. Campion, l/5th Queen's(Royal West Surrey Regiment).
Dated
28th June, 1915.
To be Aide-de-Camp to Major-General H. A.
Haiti, C.B., Commanding Burma Division.
Captain T. O. Wilkinson, 91st Punjabis,
Dated 1st July, 1915.
QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S MILITARY
NURSING SERVICE FOR INDIA.
The undermentioned Nursing1 Sister has
been permitted to resign the service : —
Miss Flora Muriel Orchard. Dated 1st July.,
1915.
MOTOR CAR ACT, 1903.
BOROUGH OF BARROW-IN-FURNESS.
Whereas by section 8 of the Motor Car Act,.
1903 (hereinafter referred to as " The Act of
1903 ") it is enacted that the Local Government Board may by regulations made under
section 6 of the Locomotives on HighwaysAct, 1896 (hereinafter referred to as " The
Act of 1896 ") prohibit or restrict the driving
of any motor cars, or of any special kind of
motor cars, on any specihed highway or part
of a highway which does not exceed sixteen
feet in width, or on which ordinary motor
car traffic would, in their opinion, be especially
dangerous:
And whereas by the Heavy Motor Car Order,
1904, issued by the Local Government Board
in pursuance of the Motor Car Acts, 1896 and
1903, the expression " heavy motor car " in
that Order is defined as a motor car exceeding;
two tons in weight unladen:
Notice is hereby given, that the Council of
the Borough of Barrow-in-Furness have made
application to the Local Government Board for
a regulation to be made under section 6 of the
Act of 1896 and section 8 of the Act of 1903
restricting the speed of heavy motor cars (as=
defined by the Heavy Motor Car Order, 1904)
to five miles per hour on the opening spanportion of Walney Bridge, Barrow-in-Furness.
and to ten miles per hour on the remaining
portion of the said bridge:
Notice is hereby further given, that objections to the making of any such regulation maybe sent in writing to the Local Government
Board at their offices in Whitehall, London,
on or before the first day of October, 1915.
A copy of such objection should be sent at
the same time by the objector to the Council
of the said Borough, addressed to the Towm
Clerk.
Dated this tenth day of September, 1915.
F. J. Willis,
Assistant Secretary.
Local Government Board.

Download Report