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Download original document at the bottom of the page. Battle Of Heligoland Bight 28th Aug 1914 The Press Bureau yesterday issued a list of the British casualties; and a further list will be issued as soon as possible. All belonged to the Chatham division. The list so far announced is H.M.S. ARETHUSA. Killed. Westmacott, Eric W. P., Lieutenant R.N. Denyer, Charles Peter, C.P.O. Coke, Frederick, A.B. Winwood, George, A.B. Reardon, George Herbert, A.B. Whitfield, Thos. Nicholas, E.R.A., 3rd Class Nunn, Fred. William, Ldg. Cook's Mate Barnes, Sydney James, Boy 1st Class Dale, James William, A.B. Dunn, Frank, Leading Seaman. Seriously Wounded. Marner, Robert, Ch. Ship's Cook Teuma, Giovanni, Officer's Steward 3rd Class Thornhill, Albert, Officer's Cook 1st Class Potterveld, Hy. Wm. Fredk., A.B. Wounded (not seriously.) Robinson, Richard S., Lieutenant Smith, Ernest Chas., Ordinary Seaman Clark, Jos. George, A.B. Chamley, Frank, Painter 1st Class Rose, Alfred, Boy 1st Class Spencer, Ed. James, Stoker 1st Class Sheldrick, Albert Ed., A.B. Jeremy, Wm. Geo. Treharne, Ordinary Seaman Batchelor, Geo. Stanley, Leading Seaman Samson, Frank, A.B. Haile, John Geo., Stoker lst Class Cullen, Robert Jas., Actg. E.R.A. 4th Class. H. M. S. LIBERTY, Killed. Bartellot Nigel K. W., Lieut. Commander Roberts, Wm. Clifford. Leading Seaman Butcher, Wm., Signal-man Chawner, John Henry, A.B. Jennings, Richard Louis, A.B. Fade, Harold, A.B. Dexter, Geo. Henry, Stoker lst Class Since Died from Wounds. Flowerday, Samuel, A.B. Dangerously Wounded. Holmes, Chas. Arthur, Chief Stoker Anderson, Wm. Jas., A.B. Fletcher, Wm. Geo., Ordinary Seaman Hillman, Albert Alsop, Ordinary Seaman Whitehair, Wm.., Stoker 1st Class Hart, Wm. Henry, Stoker 1st Class. Slightly Wounded. Beadle, Jas. Samuel, Acting C.P.O. Short, Jas., Leading Seaman; Morrow, Wm.. Geo., A.B. Raven, Wm., Stoker 1st Class. Wounded (degree not stated). Carte, Albert Edward, Stoker 1st Class. H.M.S. LAUREL, Killed, Radcliffe, Samuel, Gunner T. Gregory, Bert Walter, A.B. Martin, Herbert, Edward, A.B. Wadkins, Wm. Ferdinand, A.B. Woodhouse, Geo., A.B. Carlton, Geo. Edward, A.B. Thorpe, Cyril Kirkman, A.B. Ingram, Walter, Stoker 1st Class Weaver, Geo., Stoker 1st Class Waller, Jas., A.B. Died of Wounds. Allchin, Albert Geo., A.B. Dangerously Wounded. Cox, Chas., Stoker, P.O. Fromson, John, A.B. Seriously Wounded. Rose, Frank F., Commander R.N. Palmer, Sam, Leading Seaman Williams, Chas. Francis, A.B. Fielder, Cyril Hawksley, A.B. Sturdy, Geo. Henry, Chief Stoker Riches; Geo., A.B. Sellens, Albert Edmund, A.B. Slightly Wounded. Windsor, Wm. Jas., Signalman Springgay, Herbert, Stoker 1st Class ARRIVAL OF THE WOUNDED. About 200 German prisoners have arrived at Chatham, and about a hundred wounded, British and German seamen were also landed. Eleven of the dead British bluejackets will be buried at Gillingham tomorrow. The body of Lieutenant Eric Westmacott is being removed to Maldon, Essex, for burial. Ninety German prisoners, including the son of Admiral von Tirpitz, have been landed at Leith. THE ARMY'S CONGRATULATIONS On Saturday the Official Press Bureau issued the following " Sir John French to War Office "'Will you kindly convey to the First Lord of the Admiralty the congratulations of the Army in the field on the splendid naval success of yesterday ? '." View And Download Original Document |