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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2307, 14 November 1914, Page 8

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BAYONETED WHILE TENDING WOUNDED. ■ London, November 12. A_dispatch. rider ;siates that Captain. M'Nabyof'the British Medical Corps, was before 1 the eyes ; of 1 the London Scottish Rifles while, bandaging i two ,winded.lt was bright moonlight, and ;,Qaptfiiii .M.'NabyV unarmed, ...was ■wearing fa blue tunic with a red cross 011 the ami;... . When ;tho Scotch saw the foul.'deed they"jgavoorders -that there were to be .no prisoners.'■ They drove back the Germans,-' giving her quarter ' and receiving none. Captain •M'Nabiwas a of Dr. Robert MiNab. . ....... OTHER CASUALTIES. ' i..'.* ' ;London, November 12. , ' Captain • Leroy Buruham, • of the Inniskilling Dragoons,' has been wounded, and-invalided'llome. . The Bishop of Perth's son, Lieutenant Riley," of the Wiltshire Regiment, is a prisoner, uhwotirided, in. Germany. ■ LATE COLONEL GORDON WILSON. .. .. London, November 12. Queen Alexandra was represented at a memorial- service' for LieutenantColonel Gordon - Wilson at Christ Chutcbj'.Mayfair.' Many well-known people attended. \ Lieutenant-Colonel Gordon C. Wilson, M.V.0., of the Royal Horse.Guards, was the 'i,eldest son.: .of Sir Samuel Wilson, M.l'i 'He served on the staff in South Africa in 181)9-1900, and was oit BadenPowell's staff during the defence of Mafeking. His widow is Lady Sarah ,Wilson (Isabella Augusta Churchill),! sixth daughter of the seventh Drake of Marlborough. Colonel Wilson visited New Zealand in 1901 in command of the ■ Imperial troops.