Category:H.M.S. Britannia (Training Ship) Entrants of July, 1895

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Fifty-nine candidates were accepted for naval cadetships after a competitive examination held on 11 June and successive days, with the following scores being obtained.[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. 26 Jun 1897 p. 1.

  1. Theodore Frederick Carroll, 1776 (b 10 Oct 1881, Lt., d 8 Mar 1906 heart disease)
  2. John Sharpey Schäfer, 1660
  3. Robert Cecil Hamilton, 1613
  4. Wilfred Arthur Thompson, 1539
  5. Frank Reginald Willis, 1518 (b 9 Aug 1881, gunnery ret. Capt., WW2 service)
  6. Noel Stephen Tindall, 1483
  7. John George Neligan, 1479
  8. Claude J. S. Webster, 1477 (not found at TNA)
  9. Dennis de Courcy Anstruther Herbert, 1465 (b 26 Feb 1881, Lt., ret unfit 9 Mar 1911, d 12 Sep 1911)
  10. Evan Campbell Bunbury, 1455
  11. George Ronald Hamilton Cheape, 1442 (b 20 Feb 1881, Mid, withdrawn 9 Jul 1900)
  12. Henry Purdon Boyd, 1427
  13. Richard M. Barrow, 1425
  14. Charles Gwillim Robinson, 1422
  15. Stuart Duncan Blair, 1402
  16. Aubrey Thomas Tillard, 1400
  17. Hugh Ellis Foster-Barham, 1377 (b 30 Jun 1881, acting Sub. Lt;, resigned 3 Dec 1907 to avoid CM)
  18. George Francis Lyon Labouverie Page and Walter Scott, 1363
  19. above two tied
  20. Frederick Lewis Maitland Boothby (b 13 Nov 1881, torpedo ret. Capt., became aviator, d 3 Jan 1940), James Forest Dewar and Hartley Russell Gwennap Moore, 1359
  21. above three tied
  22. above three tied
  23. Thomas Reginald Gill O'Connor, 1354
  24. Wilfrid Allan Egerton, 1340
  25. John Coombe Hodgson, 1336
  26. Oscar Ellis Amyar de Satgé de Thoren, 1330 (b 19 Feb 1881, ret. Cdr., ret. unfit 1910, d 4 Jul 1937)
  27. Robert Humphrey Downes, 1324
  28. William Henry Darwall, 1321
  29. Henry George Giffard, 1318
  30. Cecil Rowland Brook Drummond (b 28 Jan 1882, Mid, d 21 Jul 1897 at Hong Kong Hospital, dysentery) and John Walter Rainier, 1312
  31. above two tied
  32. Alick Stokes, 1310
  33. Frederic Edward Ernest Godfrey Schreiber, 1308
  34. Cecil Nugent Reyne, 1304
  35. John Adam Stevenson Blackwood, 1295 (b 8 May 1881, Lt. Cdr., twice Court Martialed disobedience and drink, d 14 Sep 1942)
  36. Francis Murray Austin, 1293
  37. Hugh Undecimus Fletcher, 1291
  38. Edward Barry Stewart Bingham, 1289
  39. Rodney Spencer Hewlett, 1286 (b 3 Feb 1901, ret. Cdr., d 25 Jan 1956)
  40. Philip Leslie Goddard, 1280
  41. Henry Albert Le Fowne Hurt, 1265
  42. Ian Ludovic Andrew Carnegie, 1259 (b 30 Sep 1881, Lt., d 4 Jan 1909 pneumonia)
  43. Geoffrey Herbert Freyberg, 1247 (b 8 Jul 1881, navigating ret. Capt., )
  44. Henry Edward de Parny Rennick, 1243
  45. Hesketh Formby, 1237 (b 1 Mar 1881, P/T ret. Cdr., d 27 Nov 1952)
  46. Oliver Maurice Fitz-Gerald Stokes, 1229
  47. Bruce Lloyd-Owen and Alfred Bayly Prowse, 1228
  48. above two tied
  49. William Eldridge Pope, 1226 (b 22 Sep 1881, acting SubLt., d 11 Nov 1901 tuberculosis)
  50. James Ingleby Harrison, 1225 (b 3 Jun 1881, gunnery Lt., became aviator)
  51. Reginald Guy Hannam Henderson, 1224
  52. Arthur Stanley Burt, 1219 (b 6 Jun 1881, gunnery ret. Capt., WW2 service, d 18 Apr 1944)
  53. Leonard Pius Vavasour, 1218
  54. John Claude Hamilton, 1213
  55. Evelyn Aldridge, 1211 (b 19 Jan 1881, navigating Lt. Cdr., ret unfit 8 Oct 1906, d 30 Mar 1919)
  56. Cyril Callaghan, 1210
  57. Robert J. Whittall, 1206
  58. John Courtenay Edden, 1204 (b 13 Jul 1881, Lt., d 3 Nov 1902 drowned in Penguin's capsized boat)
  59. Nelson Wheelwright, 1202

Two candidates earned Colonial Cadetships:

  1. Cymbeline Alonso Edric Huddart, 751 marks (b 6 Jan 1881, Mid, d 25 Nov 1899, killed in action at "Gras Pan")
  2. Reginald George Talbot, 711

and Lionel Georges Rodney Lloyd (b 26 Apr 1881, Mid, d Apr 1900 of enteric fever) was given a Service Cadetship with 717 marks.

Additionally, the Service Record of Morgan Tindal and Edward Carelton Stubbs imply that they also joined this term.

Footnotes

  1. "Cadetships In The Royal Navy." The Times (London, England), Thursday, Jul 11, 1895; pg. 10; Issue 34626.
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From September 1903 entries were also made to the Royal Naval College, Osborne under the Selborne Scheme. The Britannia was closed in July 1905 after the May entry, which was sent to Bermuda with the January entry. The following two terms under the old scheme were sent straight to the Royal Naval College, Dartmouth.