HLI Chronicle 1914 - The Royal Highland Fusiliers

HIGHLAND LIGHT INFANTRY CHRONWLE.1499604 Pte. W. Hunter.11032 Pte. P. Henry.10250 Bandsman H. B. Hughes.11776 Pte. F. Hoggan.1233 Pte. R. G. Highlands.12138 Pte. J. Hynes.8789 Pte. J. Hall.12168 Pte. A. Johnstone.8468 Pte. A. Kerr.8781 Pte. W. Lookridge.9600 Sergt. R. Leggatt.9678 Pte. T. Moore.9635 Pte. Mitchell.11158 L.-Sergt. J. Michie.8078 Pte. J. Moore.8986 Pte. P. Murray.Piper Morrow.11204 Pte. J. J\'linney.7578 L.-Corpl. J. Murra.y.10024 Pte. R. Moore.8982 Pte. W. Martin.9023 Pte. J. Murray.8862 L.-CorpI. W. Mott.10200 Sergt. J. S. Morris.8455 Pte. M'Cafferty.11952 Pte. C. M'Guire.12047 Pte. R. C. M'Kenzie.10263 Pte. J. M'Lean.9246 Pte. H. M'Lean. 9387 Pte. A. M'Neilage. 10069 Pte. J. M'Kay. 7990 Pte. H. M'Cauley. 8137 Pte. G. Nieholl. 11912 Pte. J. M. Nichols. 8561 Pte. J. Osborne. 10716 Pte. R. Owens. 9116 Pte. R. Paton. 9260 Pte. J. Pettigrew. 10086 CorpI. R. Paton.10722 Pte. T. Robertson. 7376 Pte. Robertson. 9262 Pte. W. Robertson. 9585 Pte. J. Sinclair. 9834 L.-Corpl. A. Stevenson. 10226 Pte. R. Soott. 10539 CorpI. J. Smith. 8070 Pte. E. Scollon. 11602 Pte. W. Soott. 10674 Pte. C. G. Sanders. 9784 Pte. J. Smith. Pte. Small. 10583 Bandsman H. Sibbald. 8645 Pte. J. Sheehy. 9926 Pte. J. Stewa.rt. 12157 Pte. J. N. Smith. 12093 Pte. J. Stewart. 8681 L.-Corpl. R. Stamper. 12179 Pte. J. Shepherd. '~142 Pte. J. Sa.nds. j174 CorpI. F. Staines.11862 L.-CorpI. F. S. Shepherd.10566 Pte. J. Turton.9373 Pte. J. Turner. 8989 C. S.·Major Vercoe. 9816 Pte. C. Wilson. 11071 Sergt. J. Willia.ms. 9269 Pte. J. Wilson. 9398 L.-Corpl. A. Wicks. 9652 Pte. H. Welsh. 9681 Pte. J. Walker. 8592 Pte. Wiltcher. 10105 Pte. A. White.MIsSING:8051 Pte. W. Cochra.ne.8767 Pte. C. E. Gra.vely.10068 Pte. R. Liddle.9672 Pte. P. J\'lurray.8523 Pte. P. M'Gowan.12228 Pte. J. Nelson.11835 Pte. J. Reilly.9364 Pte. D. Rose.9742 Pte. W. Tough.7737 Pte. J. J. Thorpe.PRISONERS OF WAR.11678 Pte. J. Little.Pte. M. Lenaghan.8128 Pte. W. M'Queen.LIEUTENANT TELFER-SMOLLETTWOUNDED.IT was intimated at Alexandria yesterdaythat Lieutenant Alexander Patrick DrummondTelfer-Smollett of Bonhill had been woundedat the front on 29th October. He waswounded on the mouth and ankle by a pieceof shrapnel. One of those who were withhim at the time was killed on the spot. Afterbeing' wounded he managed to crawl to aturnip field. The Germans saw him, and,firing a volley at him, left him for dead on thefield. He was subsequently taken into safetyby some of his Regiment. Lieutenant Telfer­Smollett, who was mentioned in Sir JohnFrench's despatches for distinguished servicesa few weeks ago, is the only son of the lateLieutenant-Colonel Telfer-Smollett of Bonhill,late Worcestershire Regiment, and of Mrs.Telfer-Smollett of Newbury, Berks. He wasmarried about a year ago to Miss MarionLucy Strutt, daughter of Mr. George HerbertStrutt of MacKeney House, Derby, andKingairloch, Argyllshire. Lieutenant Telfer­Smollett is in the 2nd Battalion HighlandLight Infantry. He is now in a privatehospital in London. - Scotsman, 6th N ovember,1914.MENTIONED IN DESPATCHES.AMONGST those wholiave won distinctionin the fighting on the Continent is J. Campbell,of Waterloo, near Wishaw, a private in the2nd Highland Light Infantry. His regimenttook part in the Battle of the Marne. It