Category:H.M.S. Britannia (Training Ship) Entrants of January, 1880
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Twenty-seven candidates for naval cadetships were accepted for the January, 1880 intake term at H.M.S. Britannia.[1]
- Norman Craig Palmer
- Gordon Colquhoun Fraser
- John Edwin Russell Oldnall (died as Lt. Nov 1891, thrown from his horse)
- Cecil Irby Prowse
- Charles FitzGerald Sowerby
- Thomas Legge Barnardiston
- Charles George Bolton (recorded as "Charles Bolton" in The Times, died as Lt. 28 Oct 1900)
- Alfred Richard Lane Hayward (withdrawn from service in 1885 as Midshipman)
- Aylmer Charles Lockhart Cameron (died as Lt. in Malta of "Typhilitis" 23 Jul 1893)
- Edward Guy Wright Davy
- Victor Albert Stanley
- William Edmund Goodenough
- Harold K. Gregson
- George Cuthbert Cayley
- Louis Wentworth Pakington Chetwynd (recorded in The Times as "Lewis Wentworth Chetwynd", died as retired Capt. 18 Apr 1914)
- Ernest Clifford Hardy
- Henry Durand Baker (discharged 1887 for twice failing to pass exams)
- Leonard Coryton Lister
- William A. Rushworth
- Edward Francis Bruen
- Cole Cortlandt Fowler
- Thomas Webster Kemp
- Frederick Charles Ashley Ogilvy
- Robert A. Sinclair
- Clement Cooper Horne (retired Capt., suicide while of unsound mind 18 Nov 1919)
- Philip Harvey Munro (drowned as Lt. in the loss of H.M.S. Victoria, 1893)
- John Hamilton Fildes (died as Sub Lt. at Montevideo 20 June, 1890)
Fives candidates were unsuccessful, but would be entitled to a second try.
- Arthur Osborne D'Arcy would be accepted in July 1880
- Charles J. I. Ker
- Henry Arthur Beverley Shrubb would be accepted in July 1880
- Adrian George Allgood would be accepted in July 1880
- Charles E. Elers (may be Charles Blois Miller, who was accepted in July 1880)
Footnotes
- ↑ "Naval And Military Intelligence." The Times (London, England), Saturday, Dec 06, 1879; pg. 5; Issue 29744.
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