Category:H.M.S. Britannia (Training Ship) Entrants of December, 1860
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Fifty-five candidates for Naval Cadetships undertook qualifying examinations for the December, 1860 intake term at H.M.S. Britannia, with thirty-four of the aspirants being awarded a berth, listed in order of merit.[1]
The article only indicated men who passed from North Grove House School. It is not known if this means no other crammers contributed successful applicants.
- John Harvey Rainier (North Grove House School)
- Andrew Nance
- L. J. Y. C. Scarlett (Naval Cadet "L J Y C Scarlett" at TNA, but not in Navy Lists of January 1869 or January 1863)
- Willoughby Edward Still
- A. B. Collingwood (not at TNA or in Navy Lists of January 1869 or January 1863)
- Charles Campbell
- Francis Williams Sanders (North Grove House School)
- Wentworth Vernon Bayly
- H. F. Birch (not at TNA or in Navy Lists of January 1869 or January 1863)
- William Marrack
- Charles William Frederick Crauford (North Grove House School)
- Philip Stafford Wynell Mayow
- George Henry Moore
- Richard Penrose Humpage
- Lewis Anthony Beaumont
- Arthur Hasled Hill Singleton Mercer
- Charles Le Strange (in The Times as "C. S. C. Strange")
- John Edric Blaxland
- Henry Hart Dyke
- Alban M. Jephson (Midshipman "Alban M Jephson" at TNA but not in Navy Lists of January 1869 or January 1863)
- Henry C. Litchfield (Midshipman "Henry C Litchfield" at TNA but not in Navy Lists of January 1869 or January 1863)
- Angus MacLeod
- Henry John Godfrey
- E. Hocker (not at TNA or in Navy List of October 1871)
- E. M. Edgcumbe (not at TNA of in Navy List of October 1871)
- Alexander Cochran
- Walter Percival Acton Ogle
- Marcus Legh Bridger
- Arthur William Moore (North Grove House School)
- Butler Julius Septimus Octavius Carter
- John Dundas Nicholls
- Charles Hugh Leycester
- Marcus McCausland
- William M. Gilman (Naval Cadet "William M Gilman" at TNA but not in Navy Lists of January 1869 or January 1863)
Thirteen candidates were accepted as Masters' Assistants:
- Edward Scobell Clapp
- Reginald Vaughan Carlyon (North Grove House School)
- Bertram Edmund William Gwynne
- Richard George Roe
- William Couzens
- William John Symons
- Richard H. Hunter (Master Assistant at TNA, not in Navy Lists of January 1869 or April 1864)
- Augustus Wallis
- Ralph Alexander Ramsay
- George D. Moody (just initial at TNA, not in Navy Lists of January 1869 or April 1864)
- George Henry Stoate
- William L. Harrison (just initial at TNA, not in Navy Lists of January 1869 or April 1864)
- E. F. Hemming (North Grove House School) (nothing at TNA, not in Navy Lists of January 1869 or April 1864)
Twelve candidates were accepted as Marine Cadets:
- Thomas Lakin ("Laken" in The Times)
- Burnett Greive Hall
- Charles Arthur Kennedy
- Edward Macartney Moore (North Grove House School)
- Charles Douglas Macdonald
- Digby Henry Dent
- Francis Hutchinson
- Osborn Tracey
- Frank Roberts
- Edwin Poole
- Cyril Frampton
- Philip Hare O'Brien Despard
Footnotes
- ↑ "Military And Naval Intelligence." The Times (London, England), Wednesday, Dec 12, 1860; pg. 10; Issue 23801.
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