SIR IAN HAMILTON SUPERSEDED

Marlborough Express, Volume XLIX, Issue 249, 20 October 1915, Page 5

SIR IAN HAMILTON SUPERSEDED

HO CESSATION OF DARDANELLES

STRUGGLE

"NOT A TURK CAN LEft¥E'

LARGE REINFORCEMENTS FOR THE

BALKANS

SERIOUS 6ERNIAN P^VERSE lH

SERBIA

BULGARIANS ALSO SHOTS

RUSSIAN BUGOESSEB GGH^NIiE

poimoAL crisis in mum

■THE CONSGRIPTiON CBNHIitfEi«V

"RICH ANO POWERFUL GQNSPIRAGY"

THE SARDANHLLES,

i.SIR lAN HAMILTON RECAIiLm

v. SUPERSEDED BY.Slit- « • '■ ; M'ONllO.

iQBE^KiLES

[Pbsss Association.] , (Received Oct. ia, -9 ■p.-m.) ■ W>NDQN, Oct. 59. Tlio War Office. notifies rtshtufc ~General Sir Charles Mooro has _beea jipoointed to command at Gal!«>bli. Sir lan Hamilton is returning to HSngland to report. General Birdwcwl will oonamantt at live Dardanelles pendmg Sir •Charleß

' Monro's arrival. . [Major-General Sir Charles tJarmichuel Monro was chief instructor at "-', the School*! M-astetrj', irXytte, foom 1901 to 1003- He served on the •" .Norl-h-wetit frontier <of India in IS7»----80, where he received a medal with two clasps. In the South African ■ war ho was mentioned in despatches, - received the Queen's medal with three ~ »<;lsisp«, and was'bwretecl !Li«p*teaT'i)t- . < Colonel. H© commanded a division of the Territorial force from 1912 ix> l«H.j