Category:H.M.S. Britannia (Training Ship) Entrants of September, 1903
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Sixty-nine cadets were accepted for entrance with the September 1903 intake term at H.M.S. Britannia following competitive examinations held in July, 1903. The format and order of the names suggests they are listed in order of merit.[1]
- Walter Jeremy Bright-Barton
- James Bruce North Carvick
- Edward Cambridge Carré
- Henry Martin Daniel
- Hugh Percival Cotton
- Basil John Pailthorpe
- Edward Wortley Sinclair
- Edward Leigh Stuart King
- Henry William Borton Fligg (his service records indicate Sep 1902 and Jan 1905 as entry dates)
- Charles Maurice Stack
- Charles Denniston Burney
- Evelyn Neville Lewis White
- Montague Egerton Weatherall
- William Scott Chalmers
- Gilbert Molesworth Welman
- Arthur Lumley St. George Lyster
- Harold Owen Joyce
- Walter Clark Clark-Hall
- John Sydney Plumptre Colquhoun
- Piers Keane Kekewich
- Eric Alfred Norton
- Robert Neville Stopford
- Henry Edward Rendall
- Reginald John Bone
- Eustace Harold Wace
- Henry Gray Higgins
- Arthur Edwin Durham
- John Benedict Spurgin
- James William Ogilvy Dalgleish
- George Samuel Brown
- Daniel Harvey Rainier
- Denys Arthur Henderson
- Francis Paul Orlando Bridgeman
- Allan Poland
- John Gordon Boyd
- John Noel Pelly
- Geoffrey Edward Burton
- John Norman Tait
- Clement Rolfe Ingleby
- John Malby Bergin Hanly
- Reginald Dillworth Howard
- Eric John Shelley
- Colin Alexander Gordon Hutchison and Claude Bertram Elbrow
- above two tied
- Geoffrey Arthur Gordon Haggard
- Donald Francis O'Callaghan Brodie
- Edmund Francis Fitzgerald
- Alfred Edward Whitehouse
- Eric Harding Ward
- Philip Lloyd Neville
- Hugh Cecil Havelock Percy Austin
- Thomas Charles Alexander Heathcote Ouchterlony
- Norman Douglas Holbrook
- Frank George Fowle
- C. P. Harvey (possibly "G. P. Harvey" – neither found at TNA)
- John Andrew Hanson Scaife
- James Victor Vincent Magrane
- Paul Felix Palmer Berryman
- George Sarsfield Walsh
- Cecil Stanley Sandford
- Napier Robert Peploe
- Rainald Hugo Burne
- Basil Owen Bell-Salter
- Richard Charles Montague Pink and Cecil Montague Ward
- above two tied
- George Eric Jenkinson
- Edward Clement Cruttwell
- Alfred Edward Stocks
- Maxwell Napier Williamson-Napier
Additionally, Herbert Norman Cooper-Key passed the qualifying examination for a Service Cadetship.
Although not mentioned in The Times, the service records of the following men suggest that they, too, may have been in this term.
- Roden Henry Victor Buxton
- Kenneth Park Dalglish
- Wharton Stanley Gray
- Leslie Thomas Creery Hill
- Logan Hook
- Richard Charles Arthur Littleton
Footnotes
- ↑ "Cadetships in the Royal Navy." The Times (London, England), Saturday, Aug 15, 1903; pg. 4; Issue 37160.
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