LIST of all PENSIONS granted during the Year ended 31 March

1923, and payable under the provisions of Section 9 (1) of the Civil List Act, 1910.

Treasury Chambers,

17 July, 1923.

W. JOYNSON-HICKS.

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17 July, 1923.

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1923

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CIVIL LIST PENSIONS.

LIST OF ALL PENsions granted during the Year ended 31 March,

1923, and payable under the provisions of Section 9 (1) of the Civil List Act, 1910. These pensions were granted under the conditions laid down in Sec. 6 of the Act 1 & 2 Vict., c. 2. Regard is paid to the financial circumstances of the recipients as well as to public services.

Date of Grant.

Name.

Amount.

1922. 14 November

£ 50

...

50

...

...

75

...

150

...

...

100

...

100

Miss VAN QUILLER ALLAN

In recognition of the services rendered by her

uncle (the late Sir W. Q. Orchardson) as an

Artist.
MRS. ANNIE Duff Brown

In recognition of the services rendered by her

husband (the late Mr. James Duff Brown)
to Literature and as a pioneer of Scientific

Librarianship.
MR. WILLIAM HARBUTT DAWSON

In recognition of his services to Literature.
DR. CHARLES MONTAGU DoughTY.

In recognition of his services to Literature.
MRS. JOHANNA GREEN

In recognition of the services of her husband

(the late Mr. Max Green), and the tragic

circumstances of his death. Miss KAWARA KITCHENER

In recognition of the distinguished military

services of her step-brother (the late Earl

Kitchener of Khartoum, K.G., O.M.)
MR. MORLEY ROBERTS...

In recognition of his services to Literature.
MRS. MARY ALETHEIA SWEET

In recognition of the services rendered by her

husband (the late Dr. Henry Sweet) to

Pbilology and Literature.
Miss BEATRICE THORNE

In recognition of the services rendered by her

father (the late Dr. E. H. Thorne) as an
Organist and Composer of Music for the

Organ.
Judith MARY, LADY WARD

In recognition of the services rendered by her

husband (the late Sir Leslie Ward, "Spy ")
as an Artist.

(63 & 64 Vict., c. 62.)

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dated 6 July 1922 for,

COPY “of TREASURY LIST of COLONIAL Srooks in respect of

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