Memorial List

Sub-Lieutenant Arthur Stanley Cooke, aged twenty-six, was educated at the City of London School and graduated at King's in the Engineering Faculty in 1907; was articled…

Second Lieutenant Arthur G Cornell, Northumberland Fusiliers, second son of Mr & Mrs Cornell of South Hackney, was educated at the Coopers' Company's School, and…

Captain Graham Robertson Cowie, South African Medical Corps died in a casualty clearing station on September 3rd of wounds received the previous day, aged 27. He…

Already in this War the College has suffered bereavement. The Reverend James Douglas Beckett Cree, A.K.C., was drowned when the Royal Oak was sunk on October 14th.…

Major John Arthur CRICHTON, Hampshire Regiment, attached RE, died of pneumonia in hospital abroad on 06 February. 5th and youngest son of Colonel, the Hon Sir Harry…

Rifleman George Harry Hillier Crowther was born in October, 1888, being educated in turn at Carlisle Grammar School, George Watson's College, Edinburgh, Glasgow…

Captain William George Sellar Curphey, M.C., R.F.C., was the son of W. S. Curphey, Esq., of 87 Canfield Gardens, N.W.6. He was educated at the Glasgow Academy, and…

Lieut. Clarence Algernon Currie, Royal Engineers, was the youngest son of Colonel Algernon Currie, Indian Cavalry, and was educated at Heidelberg, King's College…

Second Lieutenant Royal Engineers * King’s College * son of Mr and Mrs G. E. Curtis of Guildford * drowned while proceeding down the Greek coast to Salonika on his…

Geoffrey Cuttle (Faculty of Laws) fell while on night duty at Neuve Chapelle. He was educated at Forest School, Walthamstow, and shortly after leaving school obtained…

It is not often that we have to record in the same issue of the Review that a past student has been decorated and also has fallen on the field. This is the case…