Category:H.M.S. Britannia (Training Ship) Entrants of January, 1902
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In November 1901, competitive examinations produced sixty-one successful candidates for Naval Cadetships in the H.M.S. Britannia entrance term of January 1902 in the following order of merit.[1]
- Roderick Bruce Tremayne Miles
- David Ronald Ritchie
- John Edward Lake Bashford
- Robert Maxwell Pike
- William Melvin Carey
- Edmund Digby Maxwell Robertson
- Ian Clarence Shirreff Hilton
- Norman Atherton Wodehouse
- Alban Thomas Buckley Curteis
- Eric Verner Grey
- Algernon Robert Smithwick
- The Hon. Hugh Cecil Robert Feilding (listed in The Times as "H. R. C. Fielding")
- William Penrose Mark-Wardlaw
- Geoffrey Wynne Walker-Jones and Cornelius Octavius Regnart
- above two tied
- Henry Ruthven Moore
- Seabury Herbert Hunt Ashmead-Bartlett
- Frederic Walter Bennett
- Wilfred Tyrrell Walker
- Bertram Chalmers Watson
- Ambrose Thomas Norman Abbay
- Edward Laurence Bruce Oliphant
- Russell Lister Kaye (listed in The Times as "K. R. Lister")
- Leslie Barton Prest
- Edward Hewlett Hext
- Charles Frederick Harris
- Arthur John Layard Murray
- Paul Richard Bradfield Stevens
- Charles Peyton Ventris
- Hobart William Theodore Rudolph Seymour
- Walter Randolph Bernard
- Edmund Rodolphe Chisholm-Batten
- Alton Wishart
- The Hon. George Fraser
- Samuel Maryon Gorton Gravener
- John Kirwood Ledger (resigned commission as Sub Lt. to avoid Court Martial 3 October, 1907)
- Josceline William Littleton and Victor Percy Alleyne
- above two tied
- David Mark Fell
- Charles Prynne Hearle
- Charles Gage Stuart
- Manfred Jerome Palmes
- Henry Joseph Woodward
- Archibald Macdonald Willoughby
- Edward Wynter Bulteel
- Arthur William Lancelot Brewill (resigned commission as Sub. Lt. on 22 November, 1907)
- Charles de Burgh
- William Eric Campbell-Tait
- John Valentine Wotton
- Leslie Charles Bott
- Eberhard William Ernest Callwell
- Thomas Gerald Auckland Moncreiffe (entered in May, 1902)
- Terence Ackley Fitzmaurice Longford
- George Richard Colin Campbell and John Walter Hornby
- above two tied
- Ernald Gilbert Hoskins Master
- James Larden Bromfield
- Humphry Osbaldeston Brooke Firman
- Paul Guthrie Davidson
- Edward Sidney Graham
- Cuthbert John Pope
In addition, Cosmo Moray Graham was awarded a Colonial Cadetship.
Though not mentioned in The Times, the Service Records of the following men indicate that they, too, were admitted in this term:
Footnotes
- ↑ "Naval & Military Intelligence." The Times (London, England), Wednesday, Jan 01, 1902; pg. 4; Issue 36653.
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