MacMahon 14.11.16 Lieut. T. Mathew 28.9.18 Lieut. D. A. B. Moodie 3.1.18 Captain C. J. O’Hara Moore 26.9.18 Captain W. C. Mumford 14.11.15 Lieut. L. D. Murphy 10.11.18 Lieut. E. L. Mylne 14.11.16 Captain T. E. G. Nugent 30.9.18 Captain A. R. S. Nutting 31.10.17 2nd Lieut. C. S. O’Brien 30.9.18 Captain Hon. H. B. O’Brien (Staff) 26.7.18 Captain Hon. P. J. H. Ogilvy 14.11.16 Lieut. Hon. B. A. A. Ogilvy 10.11.18 Captain A. W. L. Paget 15.10.18 Lieut. R. H. M. Park 5.11.17 Lieut. R. B. S. Reford 23.4.18 Captain R. E. Sassoon 20.8.17 Lieut. F. S. L. Smith 26.7.18 Lieut. F. P. H. Synge 3.6.16 Captain T. F. Tallents 3.6.16 Captain G. K. Thompson 15.3.16 Lieut. C. R. Tisdall 1916 Captain C. A. J. Vernon 10.11.18 Lieut. G. V. Williams 2.10.16 Capt. F. H. Witts 1.1.17 Captain Randal Woodhouse, R.A.M.C. (att. 1st Bn. I.G.) 31.5.16 CROIX DE GUERRE Major Hon. C. A. S. Chichester (Staff) 16.5.19 Lieut. J. L. Lysaght 6.11.17 Major R. V. Pollok 28.12.17 Lieut.-Colonel T. E. Vesey 17.8.18 Captain R. G. C. Yerburgh (Staff) 21.8.19 EXTRACTS FROM LONDON _GAZETTE_ The compiler gives below as many of the accounts of acts of bravery that won decoration, as he understands were published in the London _Gazette_ on various dates. These are what were known as “immediate rewards.” The details of services acknowledged by decorations which did not come under this category were not given in the _Gazette_. _10th March 1915._ M.C. to Second Lieutenant A. C. W. Innes, 1st Battalion, Irish Guards: “For conspicuous gallantry and ability at Cuinchy on 1st February 1915. When all the officers of the attacking company had been put out of action, this officer was sent forward to take command. Leading his men he captured the enemy’s post, and then advancing a further 60 yards captured another.”