Category:H.M.S. Britannia (Training Ship) Entrants of May, 1905
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Competitive examinations held in March 1905 produced the following thirty-six successful candidates for Naval Cadetships, shown here in order of merit.[1]
- Anthony Bevis Lockhart
- R. C. Woollerton
- Christopher Edward Maude
- Edward Osmond
- Norman Albert Gustave Ohlenschlager
- Heneage Cecil Legge
- Geoffrey Francis Waller
- Humphrey Wentworth Roughton
- Edmund Francis Loftus Jones
- James Cleland Mansfield
- Reginald Godsell
- Augustine Willington Shelton Agar
- Willoughby Eyre Chatterton
- Francis George Brodribb (one Service Record has him as Frances, I feel this is incorrect)
- John Alister Damant and Walter Luke Landale
- above two tied
- John Hinton Carrow
- John Roderick Johnston
- Richard Grenville Bowyer
- Douglas Adams Budgen
- Geoffrey Victor Hickman
- John Hermann Brougham
- Christopher Lloyd Courtney
- Robert Maurice Stopford
- Edward Eastwick-Field
- Frank Adam Conyers Baker (listed in The Times as "F. A. Conyers-Baker")
- Thomas Hugh Geoffrey Barton
- Frederick William des Vœux
- Harold Geoffrey Leech Harvey
- Stuart Douglas Wilson
- Harold Vernon Lyon
- Hugh Staunton Hornby
- Charles Dalrymple Moore
- Percy Strickland
- Frank Henderson Pegram
- William George Tennant
In addition, Charles Dalrymple Moore passed for a Service Cadetship and the following men passed for Colonial Cadetships:
Though not mentioned in The Times, the service records of the following men suggest that they may also have been part of this term:
Footnotes
- ↑ "Naval & Military Intelligence." The Times (London, England), Thursday, Apr 20, 1905; pg. 8; Issue 37686.
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