The Roll of Honour. May 20th, 1916.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Graphic, May 20th, 1916," called "The Roll of Honour," showing the Portraits of British Officers who have Fallen in the Great War 1914-18.

   a- 2nd Lt. M. Craufurd Stuart Attached Q. V. O. Rajput Light Infantry.  He was Killed in Mesopotamia on March 8th at the age of 31.
   b- Capt. F. W. Burkinshaw R.F.A.  He served in France and on the Tigris front.  Twice mentioned in despatches, and awarded Military Cross.
   c- Major V. C. M. Reeves of Leitrim House, Kelworth, Co. Cork. Attached to the Dorset Queen's Own Yeomanry.  Killed in Egypt.
   d- Major B. W. Mainprise R.E.  Three times mentioned in despatches.  Son of the late Wilmot Mainprise, Paymaster-in-Chief, R.N.
   e- Captain A. W. Gale, D.S.O. Life Guards.  Son of the Late A. C. Gale, of St. Cross, Winchester.  Educated at Marlborough.  In Boer War.
   f- 2nd. LT. T. G. Elkington Suffolk Rgt.   Held a Classical Scholarship at Peterhouse, Cambridge.  Son of H. G. Elkington, Barnt Green, B'ham.
   g- Captain W. M. Fowle Royal Engineers.  Youngest son of the Late Col. F. T. Fowle, C.B.  He was mentioned in despatches.
   h- LT.-Colonel S. R. Stevens Burma Infantry. Eldest son of the Late Col. H. Cavaye Stevens. 3rd Madras Light Cavalry. Killed in Mesopotamia.
   i- LIEUT.  L. R. Fowle King George's Own Sikhs.  Killed at the Dardanelles Last June.  Captain W. M. Fowle was his younger brother.
   j- Lieut. F. P. Robertson Served with the London Scottish, and Later with Lancs. Fusiliers.  Connected with Liebig's Extract of Meat Co.
   k- Capt. M. S. Richardson R. Welsh Fusiliers.  A Sandhurst Scholar.  Son of Capt. A P. Richardson, of Purton House, Wilts.
   l- LT. Ian Mackay Scobie 59th, Rifles I.A.  He was the son of Mr. M. J. Scobie, of Woodlands, Stourwood, Bournemouth.
   m- Lieut. E. R. Spofforth Yorkshire Regiment.  Only son of the late Edward Spofforth, of York.  Educated at Oundle.  Engaged in Insurance.
   n- Lieut. D. W. Ramsay Sherwood Foresters.  Eldest son of Dr. F. Winson Ramsay, of Bournemouth.  Killed on February 14th, aged 24.
   o- Captain H. B. Skinner Q. V. O. Rajput Light Infantry. Killed in Mesopotamia March 8th.  Son of the Late Lieut.-Colonel Russell Skinner.
   p- Lieut. G. E. L. Bowlby Lincolnshire Regiment.  The only son of the Rev. A. E. Bowlby, of St. James's Streatham.  He was born in India.
   q- Capt. H. A. Baker  Somerset L. I.  Killed in Mesopotamia. Son of Mr. Ernest Baker, The Glebe House, Weston-Super-Mare.
   r- 2nd Lieut. A. T. Harris Bedfordshire Rgt.  (att. Lincolns). The eldest son of Mr. Clement Antrobus Harris, of Ellangowan. Crieff.
   s- Captain H W. White Mahrattas.  Mentioned in despatches for Conspicuous bravery in the battle of Barjisiyah.  Awarded Military Cross.
   t- Lieut. W. H. Bainbridge Youngest son of the Late T. H. Bainbridge, of Eshot Hall, Northumberland.  Att. to the Northumberland Fusiliers.
   u- 2nd. Lieut. T. G. Parkin Lincolnshire Regiment.  The son of Mr. T. Parkin, of Bancroft, Grantham.  Killed at the age of 21.
   v- Captain J. L. Mitchell R.F.A.  The only son of Mr. Hugh Mitchell, of Pitlochry and Edinburgh.  He passed through Woolwich.

Condition is Very Good.