Chapter XIV: Part 14

Gurkhas, 69, 82, 83, 89, 95, 169, 204

Gwendy, killed, 173

Hadow, Captain, 213, 226;
Major, 237

Hamilton, Sir Ian, exhortation of, 29;
reported leaving, 248

Hampshire Regiment, 26, 45, 193

Harding, Quartermaster, 143

Haricot Redoubt, 139;
taken by French, 142

Helles, evacuation commenced, 314;
evacuated, 321

Horse of Troy, 33

Horton, Major, 136

Howard de Walden, Lord, 220, 242, 254, 255, 258, 293

Howell, wounded, 208

Hunt, joins, 259

Hunter-Weston, General, 30, 82

Huskisson, Major, 102, 136;
Colonel, 302

Hyslop, Captain, 78, 80, 94, 138

Imbros, 71;
beauty of, 104;
bombarded, 108;
go to, 217;
rides in, 219

_Implacable_, H.M.S., 35, 87, 119

Japanese bombs, 100

Jeans, Fleet Surgeon, 214, 239

Jennings, 96, 102

Jones, Sergeant, 224, 283;
killed, 303

Karakol Dagh, 253

King’s Own Scottish Borderers, 26, 51, 84, 197, 324

Kitchener, Lord, arrives, 265

Koe, Colonel, 51

Koebel, Captain, 169;
dies of wounds, 321

Krithia, 56;
bombarded, 73, 77, 89, 123, 151

Krithia Nullah, 90

Kum Kale, 81;
shelled from, 125

Lachard, joins, 232

Laird, 50, 102

Lala Baba, 202;
badly shelled, 268

Lancashire Fusiliers, 33, 36, 75, 78;
raid on, 90, 95, 126, 199

Lancashire Landing, 95

Lancashire Territorials, 77

“Lancaster Terrace,” 100

Lang, Major, 92

Lee, Major, 52;
killed, 67

Leith Walk, 312

Lemnos, arrival at, 26, 100;
invalided to, 159

Leslie, Quartermaster, 65

Lewington, Private, 218

Loce, Commander, 245

Lone Tree Gully, 212

_Lord Nelson_, H.M.S., 142

Lowland Division arrives, 150

Lucas, Major, 112

McDougall, Arthur, Lieutenant, 234, 245

McLoughlin, 287

_Majestic_, H.M.S., torpedoed, 105

Malta, 24

Manchester Regiment, 78

_Manitou_, S.S., attacked, 27

Marshall, Brigadier-General, 112

_Massena_, 301

Matthews, Captain, joins, 261;
leaves, 264

Mathias, Captain, 115

Meltem, 18

Middlesex Yeomanry, 118, 206

Milbanke, Sir John, killed, 209

Miller, 154

Milne, Captain, 78

Milward, Lieutenant, R.N., 31, 33, 34, 111, 132

Monro, 192

Moon, horse killed, 156

Moore, V.C., 194

Morris, Machine Gun Officer, 243, 250, 252;
ill, 263

Morto Bay, 81;
bathing at, 106

Mowatt, 74, 99

Mudros, 100

Mules, Indian, 76

Munro, General, 248;
arrives, 251

Munster Fusiliers, 29, 45, 71, 97, 199, 257

Napier, General, killed, 47

Neave, invalided, 177

_Neuralia_, hospital ship, 163

Neville, 168

Newfoundland Regiment joins, 231

New Zealanders, 74, 77, 156, 233

Nightingale, 191

North, 127

Notts and Derby Yeomanry, 206

O’Hara, Major, 39, 40, 41, 42, 51, 57, 59, 122, 177;
leaves, 255;
Colonel, 298

Owen, 49

Panaghia, 219

Panton, Captain, 27, 53, 176, 255

Parish, General, 80

Parker, Captain, 52

_Partridge_, S.S., 301

Patterson, Colonel, 45, 58

Pearson, Colonel, 277

_Peninsula Press_, 96

Percival, General, 225, 263, 293

Petro, 212

Phillips, Captain, 51, 54, 56, 96, 118;
tent shared with, 129, 136, 212;
wounded, 230

“Pimple,” the, 228;
shelled by Monitors, 263

Pink Farm, 54, 55, 56, 75, 89;
Brigade H.Q. near, 91, 122;
razed by shell fire, 153

Poole, 136

Prince Adil, yachting with, 168

_Prince George_, H.M.S., 81, 135, 228;
hit, 240, 242, 261, 322

Prosser, 122

Punjabis, 78, 79

_Queen Elizabeth_, H.M.S., 28, 77, 99

Rabbit Island, 192

_Raglan_, H.M.S., 186

Reave, 93

Reid, Captain, 27, 65;
killed, 67

Reid, Signal Officer, 243

Revel, killed, 140

Ritchie, 102

_River Clyde_, S.S., 29, 32, 33, 38, 47, 51, 93, 199, 301

Roberts, 92

Rochdale, Lord, 80

Royal Scots, 30, 34, 71, 110, 138;
badly cut up, 149

_Saint-Louis_, 119, 189

Salt Lake, 208

Samothrace, 220

Sari Bair, 202

Scorpions, 87

“Sea View,” 100

Sed-el-Bahr, 87;
French in, 97;
described, 98

_Seeang-Bee_, S.S., 168, 171

Senegalese, 82;
photographed, 97;
bathing, 114

Sharpshooters, 206

Sherwood Foresters, 206

Shorto, Major, 136, 183

Shuter, Captain, 167

_Sicilia_, hospital ship, 159

Sinclair-Thomson, Captain, 47

Smart, 116, 311

Smith, Quartermaster, 65, 251

Snakes, 87

South Lancashire Division, 102

South Wales Borderers, 87

_Southland_, S.S., 84, 298

Steel, Lieutenant, 34, 110;
death of, 149

Stoney, Captain, 47

Streidinger, Major, 44, 55

Submarine, visit to a French, 122

_Sudan_, hospital ship, 169

Suez, arrival at, 324

Suvla Bay, landing at, 188;
bad news from, 196;
embark for, 201, 202;
water difficulties at, 214;
view from, 216;
nature of country, 222;
arrangements for evacuation, 293;
evacuated, 296

_Swiftsure_, H.M.S., 77;
attacked, 101;
visit to, 214, 233;
narrow escape of, 236, 239, 261

_Talbot_, H.M.S., 146

Tenth Division, at Salonika, 248

Thirteenth Division, 162, 176

Thomson, 55, 65, 78, 91, 191

Torpedo caught, 133

Trafalgar Square, 182

Trenches, visit to first-line, 143

Tressider, Captain, killed, 149

_Triumph_, H.M.S., torpedoed, 101

Turkish wounded, 88

Turks, said to be starving, 116

Twelve Tree Wood, 149

Twenty-ninth Division, 102, 140;
push forward, 151, 156, 169

Unwin, Commander, 293

Usher, Captain, 119, 126;
killed, 136

“V” Beach, 32, 81;
Senegalese at, 82

Von Sanders, 96

“W” Beach, 32;
landing at, 35, 51, 62;
bathing at, 79, 81;
shelled, 94;
rejoin at, 173;
return to, 302

Walker, arrives, 242;
goes to hospital, 260

Warham, killed, 174

Warwick Yeomanry, 203, 206

Way, Captain, 43, 96, 136, 205;
effect on him of bullets, 241;
invalided, 260

Weatherall, 136, 160

Wedgwood, Josiah, M.P., 50

West Lowland Engineers C.O., killed, 141

“Whistling Rufus,” 238, 247, 252, 253

Whitburn, 38

_Whitby Abbey_, S.S., 159, 171, 221

White House, 77, 78

Williams, 117, 160

Williams, Colonel, 45, 55, 69, 78, 91;
wounded, 124

Wilson, Colonel, 138, 149

Wood, Captain, 112, 188, 201;
Major, 235;
killed, 254, 257

Worcester Regiment, 28, 123, 233

Worcester Yeomanry, 203, 206

“X” Beach, 87th Brigade depot at, 67, 81;
road to, 127

Yen-i-Shehr, 81

Yeomanry in action, 206

Zion Mule Corps, 45

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UNWIN BROTHERS, LIMITED, THE GRESHAM PRESS, WOKING AND LONDON

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Transcriber’s Note (continued)

Errors in punctuation have been corrected. Inconsistencies in spelling, grammar, capitalisation, and hyphenation are as they appear in the original publication except where noted below:

Page 9 – “echanical” changed to “mechanical” (mechanical transport)

Page 23 – “bauled” changed to “bawled” (bawled by enthusiastic soldiers)

Page 31 – “in-shore” changed to “inshore” (hundred yards inshore)

Page 47 – “halfway” changed to “half-way” (holes half-way up her side)

Page 78 – “Colonel Williams Thomson and” changed to “Colonel Williams,
Thomson and” (I find Colonel Williams, Thomson and our new
Brigade Major.)

Page 97 – “two” changed to “too” (too small or too insignificant for
them)

Page 126 – “landed out” changed to “lashed out” (Way’s horse lashed out)

Page 140 – “moral” changed to “morale” (the morale of the enemy)

Page 154 – “goodnight” changed to “good-night” (who says good-night)

Page 176 – “honey-combed” changed to “honeycombed” (cliffs honeycombed
with)

Page 215 – “break-down” changed to “breakdown” (a nervous breakdown)

Page 223 – “cook-houses” changed to “cookhouses” (regimental
cookhouses)

Index – Removed “Williams-Thomson, Colonel, 78” entry and added its
page number to “Williams, Colonel” entry immediately above.

The author often refers to a fellow officer named Horne. This is sometimes incorrectly rendered as Horn in the original publication. All such occurrences have been regularised to Horne in this transcription.

References to the village of “Sedul-Bahr” or “Sed-el-Bahr” appear multiple times in the original publication with the latter form being much more common. The six occurrences of “Sedul-Bahr” have been regularised to “Sed-el-Bahr”.

There is a reference to a hill above Suvla Bay that is called ‘Kara Kol Dogh’ on page 253 but ‘Kara-Kol-Dagh’ in the Index. Both references have been changed to ‘Karakol Dagh’ by which it is more commonly known.

The Index of the original publication contains many errors, most of which are left unchanged in this transcription. They include entries where some instances of terms are not listed and entries that reference terms that do not appear on the cited page. However missing punctuation and inconsistent formatting have been corrected and a small number of entries have been revised where that was required as a consequence of other changes noted above.

On page 77 of the original publication the author uses a small inline image to describe the shape of the front line at that time. That shape is approximated in this transcription by a lower half-cirle character [◡] and appears in the sentence “The line forms the shape of a ◡, the extremes resting on ground on either side of the Peninsula.”