The roll is exclusive of the Machine Gun Company, the Trench Mortar Battery, the Field Ambulance, and the 64th Field Company Royal Engineers, all of which took part in the battle. _Name and Rank._ _Remarks._ Brigadier-General H. T. LUKIN, C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O. Major J. MITCHELL-BAKER, D.S.O. Captain A. L. PEPPER. Lieutenant F. R. ROSEBY Died of wounds. Sec.-Lieutenant F. W. S. BURTON. 1ST REGIMENT. Lieut.-Col. F. S. DAWSON, C.M.G. Major F. H. HEAL With transport. ” E. T. BURGES Killed. Captain G. J. MILLER Killed. ” H. H. JENKINS Wounded. ” P. J. JOWETT Missing (assumed dead). Lieutenant T. O. PRIDAY (Adjutant) Wounded. ” S. W. E. STYLE Wounded. ” C. B. PARSONS Killed. ” C. F. S. NICHOLSON ” E. A. DAVIES Transport Officer. ” W. S. DENT Wounded. ” J. M. HOLLINGWORTH Missing (assumed dead). ” A. W. CRAIG Wounded. ” L. I. ISSACS ” H. G. CHAPMAN Wounded. ” F. S. ENGLISH ” A. C. HARRISON Wounded. ” W. D. HENRY Wounded and missing (since prisoner of war). ” W. A. LARMUTH Wounded. ” A. W. LEIFELDT Wounded. ” C. W. REID Wounded. ” W. N. BROWN Killed. ” A. STUCKEY ” E. J. BURGESS Wounded. Sec.-Lieut. A. C. HAARHOFF Killed. ” A. E. BROWN Killed. ” E. A. L. HAHN Killed. ” W. TEMPANY Wounded. ” P. W. FURMIDGE Wounded. ” C. I. BATE Prisoner. ” R. M. LYNE Q.M. and Hon. Captain A. C. WEARNER _Attached._ Chaplain and Captain E. ST. C. HILL 2ND REGIMENT.