Former Stud.

Private William Mitchell Reid, S. Afr. Force in E. Africa (through S.W. Afr. Campaign), died of wounds, January, aged 28. Teacher; M.A., '09 Corpl Jack Galloway, Tasmanian Contingent, died in a Military Hosp., Salisbury, 17 January, aged 35. Lance-Corpl. Alex. Robertson Horne, 4th Gordon Hrs., died in Military Hosp, Northampton, 25 January, of wounds received in action, aged 29. Seaman John Winchester Cowie, Hawke Batt., R.N.D., wounded on the Ancre, November, 1916, killed in action, January, aged 26.

Teacher; M.A., '09

Arts Stud., '11-'13

Capt. Joseph Ellis Milne, D.S.O., R.A.M.C., killed in action on the Somme, 22 February, aged 48.

M.A., '88; M.D.

Lieut. Hector Robert Macdonald, Seaforth Hrs., killed in action in Mesopotamia, 22 February, aged 22.

2nd Arts 2nd Lieut. William George Reid, 3rd Scottish Rifles, killed in action in March, aged 28. M.A.; 1st Class Hons. Class., '11 2nd Lieut. Ian Forbes Clark Badenoch, 20th Royal Fusiliers (3rd Public Schools Batt.), died of wounds in France, 19 March, aged 20.

Arts Bursar, '15

2nd Lieut. John Moir Sim, 6th Gordon Hrs., and R.F.C. (previously U Coy. 4th Gordons), wounded twice, 25 September, 1915, and 30 July, 1916, and killed in action in the air, 25 March, aged 23.

Private Robert Mackie Simpson, Trooper, 3/2nd Scottish Horse, attd. 6th Black Watch, killed by bursting of a shell, 1 April, aged 21.

1st Arts

1st Arts, '14-'15

Lieut. (the Rev.) John Spence Grant, M.C., 6th Gordon Hrs., killed in actiou in France, April, aged 27.

Prob. C. of S.; M.A., '11; B.D. Corpl. (Tempy.) John MacCulloch, 5th Gordon Hrs., killed in action in France, 9 April, aged 31.

2nd Med.

Teacher; M.A.; 1st Class Hons. Class., '09 2nd Lieut. George Reid, Gordon Hrs. (previously U Coy. 4th Gordons), killed in action in France, April, aged 25. 2nd Lieut. William Bruce Anderson, M.C., 5th Gordon Hrs., killed in action in France, April, aged 29.

Lieut. James Rae, R.A.M.C., missing and believed to have been drowned at sea, 15 April, aged 32.

M.A.,

'11

M.A., '04; M.D.

Capt. Robt. Ferguson Russell, R.A.M.C., died on service in
France, 22 April, aged 33.

M.B., '05

2nd Arts and Med., '15-'16

2nd Lieut. John Dean Riddel, Gordon Hrs., died of wounds re-
ceived in action, April, aged 24.
Captain William S. Pirie, D.C.M., Royal Scots Fusiliers (pre-
viously Sergt. promoted on the field), killed in action in
France, 23 April, aged 29.

Teacher; Arts Stud., '05-'07

Lieut. Simon Fraser Ross, Gordon Hrs., T.F., killed in action in France, 23 April, aged 30.

U.F.C. Div. Stud.; M.A., Hons. Classics, '11 2nd Lieut. William David Macbeth, Black Watch, killed in action in France, 23 April, aged 32.

Teacher; M.A., '09

Actor; M.A., '96

Capt. Leopold Profeit, The King's (Shropshire) Light Infantry,
killed in action in France, 25 April, aged 30.
Lieut. Edgar Hunter Ewen, Royal Scots T.F., accidentally killed
at Catterick, May, aged 36.

Teacher; M.A., '04

Teacher; M.A., '10

C. of S. Prob.; M.A., '12

Capt. John Ogilvie Taylor, The Buffs, trsfd. Middlesex Regt., killed in action in France, 3 May, aged 32. Lieut. (the Rev.) Marshall Merson, 5th Royal Scots Fusiliers (Pte. 4th Gordons) killed in action in France, 3 May, aged 27. 2nd Lieut. James Alex. Masson, R.G.A., died of wounds received in action, May, aged 25. Teacher; M.A., 1st Hons. Class, '13 2nd Lieut. Williejohn Oberlin Gilmour, Scottish Horse, killed in action, May, aged 33. Lance-Corpl. Henry Wilkieson Thomson, Canadian Contingent, wounded October, 1916, killed in action in France, 5 May, aged 31. M.A., Hons. Class, '07 2nd Lieut. Edwin Alfred Kennedy, Seaforth Hrs., killed in action in France, 13 May, aged 22. Capt. William Alexr. Smith, R.A.M.C., died of wounds received in action, June, aged 37.

M.A., '11

1st Arts, '14-'15

M.B., '04

Un. Dip. Ag., '12

2nd Lieut. William Anderson, 2nd Lovat Scouts, killed in action,
4 June, aged 24.
Capt. Robert Dunlop Smith, 33rd Punjabis Indian Army, Brig-
ade Machine Gun Officer, Indian Expeditionary Force Ě,
killed in action at Beaumont's Post, Kilwa Region, German
East Africa, 12 June, aged 24.
Lieut. James Findlay, 12th Northum. Fusiliers (Pte. Roy. Fus.),
killed in action in France, June, aged 22.

Arts Stud., '11-'12

1st Med., '15-'16

2nd Lieut. (Actg. Capt) Allan Smith Milne, Gordon Hrs., T.F., killed in action in France, 26 June, aged 38.

M.A., '02; B.L.

Lieut. Alex. Guthrie, 1st Highl. Brig., R.F.A., T.F., killed in action in France, July, aged 24.

2nd Arts, '14-'15

Private John Badenoch, R. A.M.C., died of heatstroke at Basra, 11 July, aged 40.

M.A., '00

Teacher; M.A., '08.

M.A., '98; M.B.

Private Andrew Mitchell Bruce, 5th Gordon Hrs., missing after
23 April, now reported killed in action in France on that
date, aged 39.
Capt. (Tempy.) Alistair Gordon Peter, M.C., R.A.M.C., died of
wounds received in action, July, aged 40.
2nd Lieut. Harold Bruce Lendrum, 6th Seaforth Hrs. (formerly
L.-Corpl.) wounded May, 1917, died of wounds 1 August,
aged 21.
Lieut. William John Taylor, 10th Seaforth Hrs., severely
wounded, 23 April, died of pneumonia, 1 August, aged 29.

1st Arts, '13-'14

Teacher; M.A., '10

1st Arts, '15-'16

2nd Lieut. Archibald Charles Spark, Gordon Hrs., killed in
action in France, August, aged 21.
Capt. Thomas Booth Myles, 12th Highland Light Infantry, killed
in action in France, 1 August, aged 24.

3rd Agr., '13-'14

Capt. Adam Gordon Howitt, M.C., 12th East Surrey Regt.
(formerly of Cape Town Hrs.), killed in action in France,
August, aged 33.
Signaller D. Lyall Japp, Black Watch, killed by shell fire while
assisting to bring in wounded, France, August, aged 19.

B.Sc. (Agr.), '10

About to matriculate

L.-Corpl. John Mitchell Duthie, 4th Gordon Hrs., killed in action,
August, aged 19.

1st Med., '15-'16

Signaller James Robertson, R.F.A, T.F., killed in action in
August, aged 20.

1st Arts, '14-'15

2nd Lieut. Alex. James Bolton Milne, 4th Gordon Hrs., killed in action in France, August, aged 30.

4th Div. '14-'15

MISSING.

Lieut. James Scott, 6th Gordon Hrs., since 25 September, 1915. Lieut. Arthur Frederick Vere Stephenson, 4th Gordon Hrs., since 23 July, 1916.

M.A., '13

Stud., '08-'09

2nd Lieut. Walter Inkster, 4th Gordon Hrs., since 25 Septem-
ber, 1915.
Coy.-Sergt.-Major Robert Falconer, 4th Gordon Hrs., since

23 July, 1916.

M.A., '11; B.Sc. (Agr.)

2nd Law

Private Wm. Duncan Alexander, 4th Gordon Hrs., since 25 September, 1915.

2nd Med.

Private George Kemp Saunders, 4th Gordon Hrs., since 25 September, 1915.

1st Med.

APPENDIX M.

UNIVERSITY OF ABERDEEN.

Graduation in Arts, Science & Medicine.

6th July, 1917.

I. ARTS.

DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF LETTERS (D.Litt.)

Calder, George, M.A. (Aberd.), B.D. (Edin.), Lecturer in Celtic, University of Glasgow. Thesis-Annotated Edition (with translation, etc.) of 'Auraicept Na N-Éces. The Scholars' Primer."

DEGREE OF MASTER OF ARTS (M.A.).

WITH FIRST CLASS HONOURS.

66

GRADUATION IN ARTS, SCIENCE, AND MEDICINE.

ORDINARY DEGREE.

Black, Isabella, Auchnagatt.

Brown, Barbara Annie, New Pitsligo.
Chen, Foong Kong, Singapore.
Clark, James, Inverurie.

Clark, Leah, Ardersier.

Cooper, Alexander, West Cults.
Dalgarno, Janet Sinclair, Aberdeen.
Dean, Isabella, Aberdeen.

Donald, Mary, Inverness.

Fraser, George, Kinaldie.

Fraser, Isabella Milne, Mintlaw.

Fraser, Margaret Fowlie, Stonehaven.
Grant, Ethel Stewart, Banff.

Liang, Lone, China.

Lipp, Margaret, Fochabers.

MacDonald, Isabella, Inverness.

Mackintosh, Christina Mary, Inverness.

Macrae, Margaret, Glenshiel.

Maitland, Helen Donaldson, Aberdeen.
Massie, Mary, Insch.

Milne, Mary Anne Urquhart, Aberdeen.

Morrison, Ann, Botriphnie.

Nicol, Janet Cruickshank, Aberdeen.

Ritchie, Margaret Stephen, Methlick.

Shaw, Jessie Cormack, Aberdeen.

Shearer, Margaret Ferguson Plowman, Aberdeen.

Sinclair, Margaret Macpherson, Elgin.

Sorley, Helen Allan, Belhelvie.

Souter, Jane Margaret, Forres.

Stewart, Williamina, Wick.

Stormonth, Georgina Walker, Aberdeen.

Thomson, Christina Williamina, Auchnagatt.

Watson, Charlotte Barbour, Aberdeen.

Wilson, Isabella, Aberdeen.

Wilson, Isabella Fraser, Nairn.

II. SCIENCE.

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (B.Sc.).

Smith, Margaret, M.A., Inverurie. With Special Distinction in Zoology

and Geology.

Chalmers, Frederick G. D., M.A., Glenkindie.

Coutts, Elizabeth H. M., M.A., Kemnay.

Simpson, Beatrice W., M.A., Dyce.

The Lyon Prize.

(Awarded to the most distinguished Graduate in Science (B.Sc.) of

the year.)

Margaret Smith, M.A., Inverurie.