The Roll of Honour. April 8th, 1916.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Graphic, April 8th, 1916," called "The Roll of Honour," showing the Following Portraits for British Officers who have Fallen in the Great War.

    a- 2nd Lt. Eric A. Montesole 7th RoyalSussex Regiment. He was killed in France on March 3rd, while his Brother Fell ar Festubery last May.
    b- Lieut, V. C. Dodgson 11th Middlesex Regiment. He was a Grandson of the late General Sir David Scott Dodgson, K.C.B.
    c- Lieut-Col. Grimshaw, Son of the late T. W. Grimshaw.  C.B.  M.D., Registrar-General for Ireland. Attached to 62nd Punjabis.
    d- Lieut. Wilfred Watts R.F.C.  He earned the Croix de Guerre at Loos, and was Killed (with Lt. Hayward) while over German lines.
    e- Lieut. C. O. Hayward of Beaumont Lodge, Lincoln. 7th Lincoln Regt. (att. R.F.C.)  Killed while flying with Lieut. W. Watts.
   f- Lieut. C.A. M. Bingen 5th Royal Sussex Regiment, who fell in France on February 10th.  He was educated at Cheltenham and Neuchatel.
   g- Lieut. N. L. Wells  L.N. Lancs. Regt. Third son of Mr. C. Wells J.P., of Burscough, Lancs.  A graduate of Caius Coll., Camb.
   h- Major Edward Freeman 10th R. Welsh Fusiliers.  Only son of Mr. H. Freeman, of Thorn Bank.  Malvern Wells. He fell at Ypres, March 3rd.
   i- Lieutenant J. Maxwell  1/11 London Regt. (Finsbury Rifles)  22 years in the Civil Service.  He was mentioned in despatches.
   j- Lieut. W. O. F. Darling 1st R. Irish Rifles.  Son of the late Rev. O. W. Darling, rector of Killesk, Co. Wexford. His Brother also Killed.
   k- Captain W. H. Nicholls R. A. M. C.  Accidentally Killed in India.  He held an Aviator's Certificate in the Royal Flying Corps.
   l- 2nd lieut. A. V. Cree  10th R. Welsh Fusiliers. Youngest son of the late George Cree of The Court, Dorset. Fell in France, Feb. 17th.
   m- Captain R. M. J. French 3rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers. Elder son of Mr. J. M. French, of Boscombe. He died of Wounds on Feb 19th.
    n- Captain P. Hammond Adjutant 8th East Lancs. Regiment. Son of Mr. W. J. Hammond, of knockholt.  He has two brothers serving.
    o- Lieutenant H. J. Baillie 2nd Dorsets.  Son of the Vicar of Lynton.  Earned the Military Cross at the Persian Gulf.  Killed March 2nd.
    p- 2nd lieut. A. B. Cadell 8th R. West Kent Regiment. Only son of Mr. Nevil P. Cadell, of Foxlease, Camberley. Educated at Lancing Coll.
   q- Lieut. Reg. G. Peck 4th Camerons  (attached 1st H. L. I.)  Youngest son of Mr. E. C. Peck, of The Laurels, Rustington, Sussex.
   r- Captain E. G. Gatacre of Gatacre, Bridgnorth.  Duke of Wellington's Regiment.  He was serving in India when war broke out.
   s- 2nd Lieut. D. J. Geere R. F. A.  Killed while helping the wounded. Son of Mr. T. H. Geere, of Woodford, Essex.
   t- Lieut. L. A. Hughman 11th Middlesex Regiment. Son of Captain N. R. Hughman.  He was Killed in France, March 4th.
   u- Lieutenant Philpot Royal Engineers.  He was Killed in France by a shell whilst trying to save two of his men.  February 25.
   v- 2nd LT.  D. A. C. Layman 17th Lancs. Fusiliers.  He was a student at St. Thomas's Hospital. Renounced surgery for a combatant part.

Condition is Very Good.