A Case of Pestis Minor in London.

Abstract

who, at Maatjesspruit on July 7th, 1901, behaved very gallantly in riding into Boer lines under continuous fire to attend to the wounded ; Lieutenant W. H. Odlum, R.A.M.C., for tending wounded under heavy fire at Draaihoek, Orange River Colony, on July 8th, 1901; Civil Surgeon J. Prentice, for going under very heavy fire to attend to a wounded man lying in the open, and for continuous good work ; Major H. N. Thompson, R.A.M.C., who, near Jamestown, Cape Colony, on June 4th, 1901, went a considerable distance under fire towards the enemy's position to attend to Lieutenant Hogg has been conspicuous for good service throughout. Corporal W. W. Weeden, R. A.M. C., who, at Bersefontein, Orange River Colony, on July 24th, 1901, rode some distance under fire to assist a wounded man lying in the open and stayed with him 20 minutes, being fired at all the time, has been promoted sergeant by the Commander-in-Chief. SOUTH AFRICAN WAR NOTES.