Taylor, Lieut., 97, 100, 101. Taylor, C.Q.-M.S., 193. Tertry, 81. Thomas, 'Benny,' 144, 159. Thompson, Pte., 66. Thorne, Brig.-Gen. A. F. A. N., C.M.G., D.S.O., 219. Tiddy, Lieut. R. J. E., 7, 15. Tilly, Lieut., 86. Timms, Pte., 25, 63, 66. Transport, the, 192-194. Tremellen, Lance-Cpl., 75. Tripp's Farm, 196. Tubbs, Capt. A., 94. Tullock's Corner, 36. Ugny, 159, 164, 165. Uzzell, Lance-Cpl., 64. Vendegies, 218. Verlaines, 166, 168. Vermandovillers, 77, 79. Viggers, Corpl., 76, 97, 140. Villers Bretonneux, 169, 171. Vlamertinghe, 120. Voyennes, 165, 166. Waldon, Col.-Sgt., 1. Wallington, Lieut. C. H., M.C., 151, 160. Warwircks, 2 6th, 179. 2 7th, 181. Watkins, Sgt., 82, 84. Wayte, Lieut. J. P., M.C., 85, 86. Webb, Lieut. E. S. F., 117. Weller, Lieut. B. O., 157. Wetherall, Lieut.-Col. H. de R., D.S.O., M.C., 104, 111, 132, 150, 187, 196, 203, 204. White, Brig.-Gen. the Hon. R., C.B., C.M.G., D.S.O., 15, 39, 48, 93, 112, 121, 145-148, 163, 165. Wilcox, Lance-Cpl. A., V.C., 215. Wieltje, 132, 134. Williams, Col.-Sergt., 1. Willink, Capt. G. O. W., M.C., 169. Wiltshire, Lieut. G. H., 149. Winchester Post, 10. Winnipeg, 122. Wise, Lance-Cpl., 140. Wood. R.S.M. T. V., 1. Woodford, Lieut. G. W., M.C., 193. Woulfe-Flanagan, Lt.-Col. E. M., C.M.G., D.S.O., 203, 220. Wright, Bugler, 66. Writtle, 4. Young, Capt. R. E. M., 211. Ypres, 58, 119, 120. Zeder, Lieut. J. H., D.C.M., 7, 9. Zollern Redoubt, 36, 38. HOLYWELL PRESS, OXFORD. * * * * * Transcriber's note: Page 94: The word "and" has been added in the sentence "The attack was ably dealt with by Tubbs' company of the Bucks-and-had proved abortive for the enemy". Page 109: "Another development which was destined to play an ever increasing part in the war and to make its closing phases worse in some respects that its early, was the long-range high-velocity gun." The word "that" has been changed to "than".