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COAST GUARD.
OFFICERS OF THE COAST GUARD DISTRICTS.
(Divisional Officers in Order of Seniority.)
l.— Eastern District.
From St. AbbB Head, N.B., to a point 300 yards
eastward of the root of the eastern breakwater
of the new Admiralty Harbour at Dover.
Bear- Admiral^ ^ Charle8 p ^
Commander Charles T. Borrett
Henry L. Dicks
(Acting Captai7i)
Henry B. Montagu
Godfrey E. Corbett
Reginald B. Oarr
Herbert B. M. Williams
Litut. Com George G. Codrington
(Acting Commander)
Thomas Henderson
Douglas F. Murray
(Actmg Commander)
Samuel Collins
Herbert M. Denny, D.S.O.
John W. Nash
Arthur V. Boss
(Acting Commander)
Reginald G. Talbot, CB.E.
Percival F. Willoughby
Frederick W. Law
Cecil C Heyeock
(Borne t/i ' President.')
3.— Southern District.
From a point 300 yards eastward of the root ol
the eastern breakwater of the new Admiralty
Harbour at Dover (.<> a point 4-J miles eaBt of
Yealm.
Captain Warren H. D'Oyly
Commander George S. S Petch
Oetavius H. Daniel
Philip J. Stopford
Philip A. Bateman-Ubampain
Edgar B. Morant, D.S.O.
Cecil F. L. Watson
Walton C. G. Buxton
BeginaldM.AIstonBoberts-West
Frederick N. Fargus
Lewis T. L Jones
Harold E. Denison
Lieut.-Com Cecil E. Nicholl
Mark G. Newton
Philip D. B. West
Henry D. C. Field.
John H. Smith Wright
(Btrne in ' President.')
3.— Western District.
From a point 4, 1 , miles east of Yealm to Tors
Point, N.B.
Capt... Chas.B. Miller, C.B
Commander John M. D. E. Warren
Hugh P. Backle
William G. Howard
Lieut.-Com Arthur S. Chambers
(Acting Commander)
Rpcncer E. S. Bichards
Leopold G. D. Way
Louis H. Orozier
Aubrey E. D. Moore
Lieutenant ( Hon.)R\cha.rd Tozer (Bet.)
(Borne in 'Pretident.')
4. —Scottish District.
From St. Abbs Head to Tors Point, including
the Orkney and Shetland Islands, and the
Hebrides.
Captain Louis C. Woolcombe, M.V.O.
Commander Geo. N. Ballard
George S. Thomley, D.S.O.
Lieut.-Com Sydney H Tennyson
Godfrey P. Bamber
Arthur G. Leslie
Godfrey B. Chambers
i. —North of Ireland District,
from Uauamoliagh Point, Clare, to Oyster
Point. Wexforcu
Captain W. D. Church, C.B.E.
Commander Hugh B. 1* Fanu
Fitziuaurice Acton
Lieut. Com Kodnev S. Hewlett (ttet.)
John May, D.S.O.
Francis G. W. Gilbert
Claude W. B. Scobell
James H. Neild
Lord George F. Seymour
Alexander V. Underwood
Francis S. H. G. Hobart
John A. P. Legh, D.S.C.
(Borne m ' Pretident.')
6.— Bouth of Ireland District.
From Oyster Point, Wexford, westward
Canamollagh Point, Clare.
Captain ...Hugh G. C. Somerville, D.S.O.
Commander Arthur H. C. C. Home
Jas. O. Elliot
Lieut.-Com *Henry H Heathcote
(Acting Commander)
Arthur V. Boss
Francis C. Saunders
(Borne in ' Pretident.')
HIS MAJESTY'S COAST GUARD CRUISERS.
6.— Watchful
612 Tons. J.H.P. 800 N.D.
Guns — 1-3 pr.
Lieutenant John H. Feadon 11 July
Tender to " Actreon."
l.— Argon.
380 Tont. J.H.P. 650 N.D.
Gunt—3-6 pr.
3.— Julia.
310 Tent I.H.P. 655 N.D.
Gunt—2-lpr. (bronze).
4.— SQUIRREL.
330 Tent. I.H.P 300 N.D.
Guns — 2-3 pr.
Lieutenant , .James B. Newman,
O.B.E 8 Feb 14
Chief Officer Walter E. Hookham...— Feb 19
Senior Mate Henry G. Twine 12 Nov 17
Second Mate ...Samuel Atkins 7 Oct 18
(Tender t* ' Vivid.')
7.— Safeguard.
* Hold appointment! elsewhere daring war,
COAST GUARD.
OFFICERS OF THE COAST GUARD DISTRICTS.
(Divisional Officers in Order of Seniority.)
l.— Eastern District.
From St. AbbB Head, N.B., to a point 300 yards
eastward of the root of the eastern breakwater
of the new Admiralty Harbour at Dover.
Bear- Admiral^ ^ Charle8 p ^
Commander Charles T. Borrett
Henry L. Dicks
(Acting Captai7i)
Henry B. Montagu
Godfrey E. Corbett
Reginald B. Oarr
Herbert B. M. Williams
Litut. Com George G. Codrington
(Acting Commander)
Thomas Henderson
Douglas F. Murray
(Actmg Commander)
Samuel Collins
Herbert M. Denny, D.S.O.
John W. Nash
Arthur V. Boss
(Acting Commander)
Reginald G. Talbot, CB.E.
Percival F. Willoughby
Frederick W. Law
Cecil C Heyeock
(Borne t/i ' President.')
3.— Southern District.
From a point 300 yards eastward of the root ol
the eastern breakwater of the new Admiralty
Harbour at Dover (.<> a point 4-J miles eaBt of
Yealm.
Captain Warren H. D'Oyly
Commander George S. S Petch
Oetavius H. Daniel
Philip J. Stopford
Philip A. Bateman-Ubampain
Edgar B. Morant, D.S.O.
Cecil F. L. Watson
Walton C. G. Buxton
BeginaldM.AIstonBoberts-West
Frederick N. Fargus
Lewis T. L Jones
Harold E. Denison
Lieut.-Com Cecil E. Nicholl
Mark G. Newton
Philip D. B. West
Henry D. C. Field.
John H. Smith Wright
(Btrne in ' President.')
3.— Western District.
From a point 4, 1 , miles east of Yealm to Tors
Point, N.B.
Capt... Chas.B. Miller, C.B
Commander John M. D. E. Warren
Hugh P. Backle
William G. Howard
Lieut.-Com Arthur S. Chambers
(Acting Commander)
Rpcncer E. S. Bichards
Leopold G. D. Way
Louis H. Orozier
Aubrey E. D. Moore
Lieutenant ( Hon.)R\cha.rd Tozer (Bet.)
(Borne in 'Pretident.')
4. —Scottish District.
From St. Abbs Head to Tors Point, including
the Orkney and Shetland Islands, and the
Hebrides.
Captain Louis C. Woolcombe, M.V.O.
Commander Geo. N. Ballard
George S. Thomley, D.S.O.
Lieut.-Com Sydney H Tennyson
Godfrey P. Bamber
Arthur G. Leslie
Godfrey B. Chambers
i. —North of Ireland District,
from Uauamoliagh Point, Clare, to Oyster
Point. Wexforcu
Captain W. D. Church, C.B.E.
Commander Hugh B. 1* Fanu
Fitziuaurice Acton
Lieut. Com Kodnev S. Hewlett (ttet.)
John May, D.S.O.
Francis G. W. Gilbert
Claude W. B. Scobell
James H. Neild
Lord George F. Seymour
Alexander V. Underwood
Francis S. H. G. Hobart
John A. P. Legh, D.S.C.
(Borne m ' Pretident.')
6.— Bouth of Ireland District.
From Oyster Point, Wexford, westward
Canamollagh Point, Clare.
Captain ...Hugh G. C. Somerville, D.S.O.
Commander Arthur H. C. C. Home
Jas. O. Elliot
Lieut.-Com *Henry H Heathcote
(Acting Commander)
Arthur V. Boss
Francis C. Saunders
(Borne in ' Pretident.')
HIS MAJESTY'S COAST GUARD CRUISERS.
6.— Watchful
612 Tons. J.H.P. 800 N.D.
Guns — 1-3 pr.
Lieutenant John H. Feadon 11 July
Tender to " Actreon."
l.— Argon.
380 Tont. J.H.P. 650 N.D.
Gunt—3-6 pr.
3.— Julia.
310 Tent I.H.P. 655 N.D.
Gunt—2-lpr. (bronze).
4.— SQUIRREL.
330 Tent. I.H.P 300 N.D.
Guns — 2-3 pr.
Lieutenant , .James B. Newman,
O.B.E 8 Feb 14
Chief Officer Walter E. Hookham...— Feb 19
Senior Mate Henry G. Twine 12 Nov 17
Second Mate ...Samuel Atkins 7 Oct 18
(Tender t* ' Vivid.')
7.— Safeguard.
* Hold appointment! elsewhere daring war,
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