On November 12th the Battalion moved to billets in Sutton, and received the greatest kindness and consideration there. Everything possible was done for the comfort of the Battalion, and not the least of the kindnesses received were the services at Christchurch, under the Rev. Courtney Gale. Nothing could have exceeded the warmth and vigour of the church parades, which were much appreciated by all ranks. On January 10th, 1916, the Battalion moved to its present camp. ADMINISTRATIVE CENTRE. The Headquarters and Depôt or Administrative Centre are situated at 130, Bunhill Row, E.C., and are in charge of Captain H. Ferguson, to whom the Regiment owes a considerable debt of gratitude for the whole-hearted way he has thrown himself into the work since he joined. Having been private secretary to the late Lord Roberts, he has brought a ripe knowledge and warm appreciation of the Territorial Force to bear on the thousand and one details which have to be arranged from Headquarters. Here it is that recruits receive their equipment and their first insight into drill. The finances of the Regiment since war broke out have been ably looked after by Major C. W. Cornish, V.D., who took up the reins again after having laid them down in 1908. The London Rifle Brigade Mutual Aid Society centres in Bunhill Row, and a copy of its scheme is given in Appendix F. The Prisoners' Aid Fund, for sending food and warm clothing to non-commissioned officers and riflemen of the Regiment who are prisoners, is also controlled from Headquarters. Weekly parcels are sent by ladies of the Regiment to any whose relatives are not in a position to send them all they require. APPENDIX A. HONOURS AND REWARDS. _Victoria Cross._ 9539 Lance-Sergeant Douglas Walter Belcher (now Sec.-Lieutenant, Queen Victoria's Rifles). _K.C.V.O._ The Bishop of London. _C.M.G._ Lieut.-Colonel W. D. The Earl Cairns. _D.S.O._ Major A. S. Bates. Captain A. C. Oppenheim, King's Royal Rifle Corps. _Military Cross_ (10). Captain R. H. Husey. Captain J. R. Somers-Smith. Captain H. L. Johnston. Captain C. W. Trevelyan. Captain F. H. Wallis. Captain R. Russell. Captain F. H. Crews. Lieutenant E. R. Williamson (with a Trench Mortar Battery). Sec.-Lieutenant A. K. Dodds (attached 181st Company, Royal Engineers). Sec.-Lieutenant R. E. Petley. _D.C.M._ (12). 9338 Sergeant (now Captain, Hampshire R., T.F.) W. F. Pothecary. 6968 Signalling Sergeant E. A. Adams. 8541 Sergeant R. V. Todd. 9435 Transport Sergeant A. Gordon (now Sec.-Lieutenant, London Rifle Brigade). 515 Sergeant W. M. Lilley. 9996 Sergeant W. A. Roulston (killed). 9497 Corporal (now Lieutenant, London Rifle Brigade) G. G. Boston. 75 Lance-Corporal T. H. Stransom (now Sec.-Lieutenant, London Rifle Brigade). 11003 Lance-Corporal C. Taylor.