Diary of William Throsby Bridges, 1915, Part 7 of 7
AVRIL
15 JEUDI. S. Paterne 105-260
On Board Minnewaska all
Day-
Arrangements for tues
morng with MacLagan
explaining this task &
how it should be carried
out.
Discussed medical
arrangets with Howse &
Carruthers - the Hospl
ship to be assigned to us
for serious cases & one
transport to take slightly wounded
Intel.sc recd of camp of
700 tents near [[?]] is [[203]].
Sir W.B. said attack might
be made on 18th
AVRIL
I6 VENDREDI S. Fructueux 106-259
Considering Beach
arrangement
Evening
Hunter Westin dined with
G.O.C
AVRIL
17 SAMEDI. S. Anicet 107-258
Drafting operation orders.
After tea with Gen B WGI
Parker White & Skeen
ashore walked theto
Mudros village. & to top
of hill - back by French
Camp. From hill could
see 100 ships not
counting small craft.
AVRIL
18 DIMANCHE. S. Parfait 108-257
Attended Church service
French Admiral Guepratte
called
Recd Army Corp operation orders
Mob in operation under
instruction from MacLagan
& Disembarkation order -
Godley came aboard in
aftn.
Comdr & observers for
Ark Royal dined with G.O.C.
Explained preferred French
to MacLaulin in aftn.
Recd news of loss of submarine
in Dardanelles.
G.O.C said he thought
would start on Wednesday.
AVRIL
19 LUNDI. S. Leon 109-256
Conference at 10 a.m. on the
Queen Elizabeth - called by
Sir Ian Hamilton - The 23rd
23rd St Georges Day fixed for
landing - All Admirals
including Guepratte & all
generals includg D'Amach
attended . Adml Thursby
was ready as soon as he got
the Triumph & Mars back
Adm. Wemyss could not be
ready for 4 days mainly owing
to lack of picquet boats.
Aftn called on French Admiral
Aftn Conference if Brig
& C.O. Explained my
operation & disembarkation
orders.
Capt [[Lucas?]] arranged for me
to go to Prince of Wales.
AVRIL
20 MARDI. S. Gaspard 110-255
After several days of calm it
began to blow from the East -
Morning worked out plan for
attacking Gaba Tepe. aftn
to shore with Gen B Skeen
White Carruthers - walked
to top of hill -
Evening forwarding despatch -
AVRIL
21 MERCREDI. S. Anselme 111-254
Rain, coat & [[?]]
Conference at 10 am of Adml
& naval officers Brigrs etc
on arrangements for landing.
Orders recd for Minnewaska
to sail at 5 a.m. tomorrow
subsequently postponed for 24
hours.
Wrote to Edie & Gov. Genl.
Capt. [[Lucas?]] dined on board
[[?]] to send boat at
8.30 pm tomorrow to take
him to the Quee Prince of Wales
Captn Bax,
Great delays owing to lack
of picquet boats - Cmdr
Dick told me fault lay
with Adml Wemyss who
refused to hand over boats &
trawlers to [[Ad]] Thrusby preferring
to keep his allotment in his own hands
AVRIL
22 JEUDI. Ste Opportune 112-253
Very cold & windy.
Departure postponed again
for 24 hours -
Aftn with Gen B & [[Johannes]]
walked to pl. where we
found marines taking war
[[trophys]] from the Greeks.
Genl asked me to consider
what we should do to
protect our men in event of
troops coming from Gallipoli
AVRIL
23 VENDREDI. S. Georges 113-252
Recd A Standg Order for
Medn Expeditionary Force
Return order on disposal
of Prisoners -
Write last note to Edie.
AVRIL
24 SAMEDI. S. Gaston 114-251
14th Pioneer Battn
Northumberland Fusiliers
Aylesbury -
Fell
Brentwood
Later Lancaster
57 W 58 S - 1/7.
Buckland Kerregin Ascot
Lailovoix 269 Regt Infy
25 Coy
[[Austin?]] [[?]] at [[?]]
S. F. [[Thu?]] [[hilt?]] Hill House
Farncombe
Surrey
M. Halliday 1 South Place
Letchworth
England
Le M 151 Baxtin St.
JUILL. 1915 N. L. 12 P. L.26 |
AOUT N. L. 10 P.L. 24 |
SEPTEMB. N. L. 9 P. L. 23 |
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1 | J | S. Martial | 1 | D | Sė Sophie | 1 | M | S. Gilles |
2 | V | Vis. N. D. | 2 | L | S. Etienne | 2 | J | S. Antonia |
3 | S | S. Anatole | 3 | M | I.s Etienne | 3 | V | S. Grėgoire |
4 | D | S. Theod. | 4 | M | S. Domin | 4 | S | S. Lazare |
5 | L | Sę Zoė | 5 | J | S. Felix | 5 | D | S. Victorin |
6 | M | S. Tranq. | 6 | V | Tr. de N_S | 6 | L | S. Eugėne |
7 | M | S. Prosper | 7 | S | S. Sixte | 7 | M | S. Cloud |
8 | J | Sę Ellsab. | 8 | D | S. Just | 8 | M | NAT. N. -D |
9 | V | S. Ephrem | 9 | L | S. Vitrice | 9 | J | S. Omer |
10 | S | 7 Frėr. M. | 10 | M | Sė Philom | 10 | V | S. Salvi |
11 | D | T. S Benoit | 11 | M | Sė Suzanne | 11 | S | S. Patient |
12 | L | S. Honeste | 12 | J | Sė Claire | 12 | D | S. Serdot |
13 | M | S. Anaclet | 13 | V | Sė Radeg. | 13 | L | S. Aimė |
14 | M | FĖTE NAT. | 14 | S | S. Eusėbe | 14 | M | E. Sė Croix |
15 | J | S. Henri | 15 | D | ASSOMPT. | 15 | M | IV-TEMPS |
16 | V | N. -D. M. C. | 16 | L | S. Roch | 16 | J | S. Jean Ch. |
17 | S | S. Espėrat | 17 | M | S. Alexis | 17 | V | S. Corneille |
18 | D | S. Thomas | 18 | M | Sė Helėne | 18 | S | Sė Cameile |
19 | L | S. Vinc. P. | 19 | J | S. Louis | 19 | D | S. Cyprien |
20 | M | Sė Marg. | 20 | V | S. Bernard | 20 | L | S. Eustac. |
21 | M | S. Victor | 21 | S | S. Privat | 21 | M | S. Mathieu |
22 | J | Sė Madel | 22 | D | S. Symph | 22 | M | S. Maurice |
23 | V | S. Apollon | 23 | L | Sė Jeanne | 23 | J | Sė Thėcie |
24 | S | Sė Christ | 24 | M | S. Barthėl | 24 | V | S. Izarn |
25 | D | S. Jacques | 25 | M | S. Louis, r. | 25 | S | S. firmin |
26 | L | Sė Anne | 26 | J | S. Zėphir | 26 | D | Sė Justine |
27 | M | S. Pantal | 27 | V | S. Cėsaire | 27 | L | S. Come |
28 | M | S. Nazaire | 28 | S | S. August | 28 | M | S. Exupėre |
29 | J | S. Loup | 29 | D | Dėc. s J.-B | 29 | M | S, Michel |
30 | V | S. Germain | 30 | L | S. Gaudens | 30 | J | S. Jėrome |
31 | S | S. Ignace | 31 | M | Sė Florent |
OCTOBRE N. L. 8 P. L. 23 |
NOVEMBRE N. L. 7 P.L. 21 |
DECEMBRE N. L. 6 P. L. 21 |
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1 | V | S. Rėmy | 1 | L | TOUSSAINT | 1 | M | S. Elot. ė |
2 | S | Ss. Ang. g. | 2 | M | Les Morts | 2 | J | S. Anthėm |
3 | D | S. Troph. | 3 | M | S. Papoul | 3 | V | S. Fra. - X. |
4 | L | S Fran. A, | 4 | J | S. Charles | 4 | S | Sė Barbe |
5 | M | S. Placida | 5 | V | Sė Bertile | 5 | D | S. Sabas |
6 | M | S. Bruno | 6 | S | S. Lėonard | 6 | L | S. Nicolas |
7 | J | Sė Foi | 7 | D | S. Ernest | 7 | M | S. Ambr. |
8 | V | Sė Bridgitte | 8 | L | Stes Reliq. | 8 | M | CONC. N-D. |
9 | S | S. Denis | 9 | M | S. Austr. | 9 | J | Sė Lėocad. |
10 | D | S. Fran. B, | 10 | M | S. Lėon | 10 | V | S. Hubert |
11 | L | S. Jullen | 11 | J | S. Martin | 11 | S | S. Damase |
12 | M | S. Donat. | 12 | V | S. Renė | 12 | D | S. Paul, ė. |
13 | M | S. Geraud | 13 | S | S. Stanisl. | 13 | L | Sė Luce |
14 | J | S. Calixte | 14 | D | S. Claude | 14 | M | S. Honorat |
15 | V | Sė Thėrėse | 15 | L | Sė Eugėnie | 15 | M | IV-TEMPS |
16 | S | S. Bertran | 16 | M | S. Eucher | 16 | J | Sė Adėlaide |
17 | D | S. Gauder | 17 | M | S Asciscle | 17 | V | Sė Olympie |
18 | L | S. Luc | 18 | J | S. Odon | 18 | S | S. Gratien |
19 | M | S. Pierre | 19 | V | Sė Elisab | 19 | D | S. Grėgoire |
20 | M | S. Caprais | 20 | S | S. Edmond | 20 | L | S. Philog. |
21 | J | Sė Ursule | 21 | D | PRES. N-D. | 21 | M | S. Thomas |
22 | V | S. Melion | 22 | L | Sė Cėcile | 22 | M | S. Yves |
23 | S | S. Sėverin | 23 | M | S. Clėment | 23 | J | Sė Anast. |
24 | D | S. Eramb. | 24 | M | Sė Flore | 24 | V | Sė Delph. |
25 | L | S. Crėpin | 25 | J | Sė Cather | 25 | S | NOEL |
26 | M | S. Rustiq. | 26 | V | S. Lin | 26 | D | S. Etienne |
27 | M | S. Frumen | 27 | S | Sts Vial A. | 27 | L | S. jean |
28 | J | S. Simon | 28 | AVENT | 28 | M | Sts Innoc. | |
29 | V | S. Narcisse | 29 | L | S. Saturnin | 29 | M | S. Thomas |
30 | S | S. Quentin | 30 | M | S. Andrė | 30 | J | S. Sabin |
31 | D | S. Marcel | 31 | V | S. Sylvest. |
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