File:Bermuda Volunteer Rifle Corps officers attached to 2-4th Btn East Yorkshire Regiment 1918.jpg
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English: Officers of the Bermuda Volunteer Rifle Corps attached to 2/4th Battalion of the East Yorkshire Regiment in Bermuda during April and May, 1918.[1][2][3]
Front row (left to right): Captain T.S. Murdoch, BVRC; Captain Jas. Paterson, Adjutant 2/4th E. Yorks; Colonel WH Land, VD, Commanding 2/4th E Yorks; Lietenant GR Atkinson, 2/4th E Yorks; Captain HH Lockward, BVRC. Back Row: Second-Lieutenant GCG Montagu, BVRC; Second-Lieutenant GC Conyers, BVRC; Regimental Sergeant Major R. MacDonald, 2/4th E Yorks; Second-Lieutenant WD Wadson, BVRC; Second-Lieutenant PS Ingham, BVRC; Second-Lieutenant SP Eve, BVRC; Captain SS Spurling, BVRC; Second-Lieutenant AH Lightbourn, BVRC; Second-Lieutenant EPT Tucker, BVRC. |
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- ↑ (1919-09-09). "Act'g. Governor's Address at Closing of Parliament". The Royal Gazette. "Yesterday morning at noon, His Honour the Officer Administering the Government, CoL H. B. DesVoeux, C.M.G. attended at the Council Chamber and received the Honourable Members of the Legislative Council, and the members of the Honourable House of Assembly.
A guard of honour was furnished by the 2/4 Batn. E. York Regiment, consisting of 50 rank and file and a Subaltern under the command of Capt. Hannaford.
The Council Chamber was filled with officers of the Navy and Army, together with a large number of civilians. Admiral Morgan Singer attended with his Staff. The Captain in Charge, Capt. Fanshawe, the Captain and Officers of H.M.S. Cambrian, and a number of naval officers on the station. Amongst the military we noticed, Colonel Lockhart, Col. Berger, Major Fairfield and a large number of the officers of the E. Yorks Regt." - ↑ McGonigal, Major H. A. K. The East Yorkshire Regiment in the Bermudas 1819 to 1821, 1868 to 1870, 1916-1919. Compiled from A History of The 15th (East Yorkshire) Regiment (The Duke of York’s Own) 1685 to 1914, by Robert J. Jones, The East Yorkshire Regiment in the Great War, 1914-1918 By Everard Wyrall, and other sources.
- ↑ (1919-09-09). "ARRIVAL OF EAST YORK OFFICERS". The Royal Gazette: 1. "Much Speculation was caused when the Caraquet came alongside yesterday.
Who were the officers? Had the new regiment arrived? Was a new military scheme in contemplation?
But it transpired that the War Office in England had remembered the East Yorks were about to depart, and had sent out the following officers for the nice little trip.
Lieuts. Maw, J. A. Hogg, Wilson, R. Roe, and E. H. Hardy."
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