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# [[Frank Chaplyn Grover]] (b 21 Jan 1872, Cdr., resigned to avoid C.M. 1906 for drunkeness) and [[Henry Cecil Carr]], 946 | # [[Frank Chaplyn Grover]] (b 21 Jan 1872, Cdr., resigned to avoid C.M. 1906 for drunkeness) and [[Henry Cecil Carr]], 946 | ||
# above two tied | # above two tied | ||
− | # [[Bernard Long]] and [[Arthur Edward | + | # [[Bernard Long]] and [[Arthur Edward Phillipps]], 942 |
# above two tied | # above two tied | ||
# [[Oscar Matthew Makins]], 937 | # [[Oscar Matthew Makins]], 937 | ||
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Additionally, [[Lewis Dudley Penfold]] qualified for a Service Cadetship. | Additionally, [[Lewis Dudley Penfold]] qualified for a Service Cadetship. | ||
− | Absent from the above list, the service records of [[James Rose Price Hawksley]] and [[Ernest Henslowe]] | + | Absent from the above list, the service records of [[James Rose Price Hawksley]], [[Vincent Barkly Molteno]] and [[Ernest Henslowe]] clearly indicate that they were also part of this term. |
==Footnotes== | ==Footnotes== |
Latest revision as of 17:54, 21 January 2020
Examinations which began on 10 June provided the following list of successful candidates for naval cadetships in the July 1885 term at H.M.S. Britannia.[1]
The prior education noted for some of the men is obtained from classified ads in various issues of the Hampshire Telegraph and Naval Chronicle, e.g. 18 Jun 1887, p. 3.
- Harry Delacombe, 1402 marks (b 7 Feb 1872, retired Sub Lt., retired 6 Jun 1892 to avoid Court Martial)
- Cecil Eustace Rooke, 1373
- Frederick Wingfield Leith, 1339 (b 22 Aug 1872, Midshipman, resigned 6 Aug 1891)
- Charles Edward Beeby Colbeck, 1323
- Ralph Philip Clutton, (Stubbington House School) 1322
- Aubrey Clare Hugh Smith, 1258
- William Nevill England, 1224
- Robert William Dalgety, (Eastman's Academy) 1202
- Herbert Charles John Grant, 1180
- Archibald Bertram Watson Higginson, 1170 (b 29 Mar 1872, retired Capt., d 25 Jul 1950)
- Charles Julian Begbie, 1168 (b 25 May 1872, Lt., d 20 Jul 1895 enteric fever)
- Sydney Stewart Hall, 1165
- Hector Lloyd Watts-Jones, 1163
- William Hampton Gervis, 1162 (b 24 Dec 1872, Lt., d 19 Jun 1894 at Malta of fever)
- Eric Charrington, 1145 (b 30 Apr 1872, retired Capt., d 15 Sep 1927)
- Hugh Dudley Richards Watson, 1118
- Riby Henry Parry Kewley, 1116 (not found at TNA)
- Francis Wade Caulfeild, 1113
- Robert Gwynne Corbett, 1109
- Henry Arthur Gillett, (Eastman's Academy) 1103 (b 24 May 1872, retired Cdr., d 23 Aug 1931)
- Philip Streatfeild, 1088
- Charles Tibbits, 1085
- Arthur John Payne, 1034
- Roger John Brownlow Keyes, 1073
- James Upton Yonge, 1026 (b 17 Jul 1872, Midshipman, resigned O.R. 189X)
- Cecil Ryther Acklom, 1021
- Louis Charles Stirling Woollcombe, 1009
- Henry Leslie Harris, 1004 (not found at TNA)
- Harry Hesketh Smyth, (Eastman's Academy) 983
- Tristan Dannreuther, 973
- Colin Mackenzie, 956
- Albert Charles Scott, 954
- John Bentley Michell, 951 (not found at TNA)
- Frank Chaplyn Grover (b 21 Jan 1872, Cdr., resigned to avoid C.M. 1906 for drunkeness) and Henry Cecil Carr, 946
- above two tied
- Bernard Long and Arthur Edward Phillipps, 942
- above two tied
- Oscar Matthew Makins, 937
Additionally, Lewis Dudley Penfold qualified for a Service Cadetship.
Absent from the above list, the service records of James Rose Price Hawksley, Vincent Barkly Molteno and Ernest Henslowe clearly indicate that they were also part of this term.
Footnotes
- ↑ "Cadetships In The Navy." The Times (London, England), Monday, Jun 22, 1885; pg. 12; Issue 31479.
Pages in category "H.M.S. Britannia (Training Ship) Entrants of July, 1885"
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