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World War 1 - Casualty Lists of the Royal Navy and Dominion Navies
Researched & compiled by Don Kindell

1st - 31st DECEMBER 1914
in date, ship/unit & name order


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Notes:

(1) Casualty information in order - Surname, First name, Initial(s), Rank and part of the Service other than RN (RNR, RNVR, RFR, RMLI etc), Service Number (ratings only, also if Dominion or Indian Navies), (on the books of another ship/shore establishment, O/P – on passage), Fate

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Tuesday, 1 December 1914

 

Berwick, cruiser

 FRENCH, George, Petty Officer 1c, 168030 (Ply), illness

 

 

Wednesday, 2 December 1914

 

Angler, old destroyer, all drowned

 ALLEN, John F, Able Seaman, J 9650 (Po)

 BAKER, Frederick, Able Seaman, 88070 (Po)

 HAYATT, Sydney, Leading Cook's Mate, 347699 (Po)

 

Fiona, armed boarding steamer

 POWERS, Richard, Private, RMLI (RFR A 655), 5223 (Po), illness

 

RM, HQ Chatham

 CURTIS, John M, Sergeant, RMLI, 7889 (Ch), illness

 

Ruby, destroyer

 RUNDLE, Henry, Leading Stoker, 174357, illness

 

 

Thursday, 3 December 1914

 

Bellerophon, Dreadnought battleship

 HORBURY, Arthur, Chief Gunner, drowned

 WITHYCOMBE, William, Chief Stoker, 278260 (Dev), drowned

 

Fisgard, Boys Training Establishment, Portsmouth, originally ex-ironclad Audacious

 BELSON, George L, Boy Artificer, M 3799, drowned

 

WESTERN FRONT

 

RND, Portsmouth Battalion,

 BRANT, Ernest H, Private, RMLI (RFR B 1161), 10511 (Po), prisoner of war, died in Belgium

__________ 

 

Vivid, RN Barracks/Base, Devonport

 BAKER, Hamilton R, Chief Ship's Cook, 353207 (Dev), illness

 

 

Friday, 4 December 1914

 

Royal Navy

 MITCHINSON, Charles C, Surgeon, illness

 

 

Saturday, 5 December 1914

 

Caesar, pre-Dreadnought battleship

 FRY, Alfred, Stoker 1c, K 5816, illness

 

Carrigan Head, squadron supply ship, later Q-ship

 REYNOLDS, John J, Chief Gunner (ret), illness in Malta

 

Glory, pre-Dreadnought battleship

 BURTON, Henry C, Able Seaman (RFR B 2843), 180541, illness

 

Onyx (2), hired trawler, escort vessel, later Onyx II

 HAYDON, Albert E, Officer's Steward 1c, 146068, illness

 

Vivid, RN Barracks/Base, Devonport

 ENDALL, Albert S R, Boy 1c, J 27116, illness

 

 

Sunday, 6 December 1914

 

Argyll, cruiser

 WELSBY, Alexander, Private, RMLI, 16311 (Ply), illness

 

RND, 4th (Depot) Battalion,

 TOUGH, Alexander, Ordinary Seaman, RNVR, Clyde Z 2100, illness in Crystal Palace

 

Severn, river monitor

 NEILL, John H, Able Seaman, J 10584 (Ply), drowned

 

Star, old destroyer

 PROCTOR, Daniel, Stoker 2c, K 20061 (Ch), drowned

 

Vivid, RN Barracks/Base, Devonport

 WOOD, Herbert T, Petty Officer 1c, 155865, illness

 

 

Monday, 7 December 1914

 

Ladysmith, hired trawler, minesweeper

 COOKE, Thomas, Engineman, RNR, ES 217, illness

 

Pembroke, RN Barracks/Base, Chatham

 MCKENZIE, Murdock, Artificer Engineer, died in UK

 

Royal Navy

 PELLY, Frederick S, Lieutenant Commander, illness

 

MESOPOTAMIAN CAMPAIGN

 

Shaitan, armed launch, damaged by shore fire, one rating died of wounds on 9th

 ELKES, Frederick J G M, Lieutenant Commander, RNR, on books of Ocean, pre-Dreadnought battleship

__________

 

Wildfire, Naval Base, Sheerness

 NEWSAM, William B B, 2nd Yeoman of Signals, 171881, illness

 

 

Tuesday, 8 December 1914

 

Bracklyn, hired trawler, minesweeper

 NETTLETON, James, Trimmer (RFR B 5497), TS 850, illness

 

BATTLE OF THE FALKLANDS

(wounded lists included)

 

Glasgow, light cruiser, damaged, one rating died of wounds 27 January 1915

 MARTELL, Edwin H, Stoker Petty Officer, 310682 (Po)

WOUNDED

 Bridger, Maurice James Edwin, Able Seaman, J 7095 (Po), dangerously, DOW 27 January 1915

 Ford, Harry Becket Sidney, Signalman, J 4597 (Po), severely

 Major, Percy Eli, Shipwright 2c, 344489 (Po), severely

 Scotchmer, Alfred David, Able Seaman, 232275 (Po), severely

 

Inflexible, battlecruiser, damaged

 LIVINGSTONE, Neil, Able Seaman (RFR B 3593) (O.N.), 190790 (Ch)

WOUNDED

 Hasler, Terence, Ordinary Seaman, J 18032, slightly

 Mayes, Arthur, Seaman, 14754

 Spratt, George, Frederick, Able Seaman, 237219, slightly

 

Kent, cruiser, damaged, three ratings died of wounds - one each 9, 20 and 24 December

 KELLEY, Samuel, Private, RMLI (RFR A 566), 3793 (Po)

 KIND, Walter J, Private, RMLI, 15049 (Po)

 TITHERIDGE, Arthur C, Private, RMLI, 11220 (Po)

 WOOD, Walter, Private, RMLI, 16920 (Po)

 YOUNG, Walter, Seaman, RNR, 2543 (Ch)

WOUNDED

 Arnold, William, Private (RFR B 866), PO 8342

 Brewer, George Silvester, Stoker Petty Officer (RFR A 3572), 150950

 Day, Francis Thomas, Private, RMLI, PO 6517

 Duckett, George A, Officer's Steward 1c, L 2428 (Po), DOW 9 December

 Joy, Edward, Lance Corporal, RMLI (RFR B 659), PO 10568

 Lindsey, Herbert, Stoker 1c (RFR B 3754), SS 101403

 Pear, Joseph, Stoker 1c (RFR B 4172), SS 102840

 Restall, John, Stoker 1c (RFR B 4055), 291073

 Sheridan, Alfred Brindsley, Private, RMLI, PO 13708

 Snow, George, Private, RMLI, 16958 (Po), DOW 20 December

 Spence, Tom, Sergeant, RMLI (RFR), 5674 (Po),  DOW 24 December

__________

 

Severn, river monitor

 GRAY, Robert, Private RMLI, (RFR B 768) 12773 (Ply), wounded 20 October off Belgian coast, DOW

 

Victory, RN Barracks/Base, Portsmouth

 HOPCROFT, George, Able Seaman, 115712, illness

 

Vivid, RN Barracks/Base, Devonport

 COBURN, Peter, Stoker 2c, K 23035, illness

 

 

Wednesday, 9 December 1914

 

Kent, cruiser, damaged on 8th

 DUCKETT, George A, Officer's Steward 1c, L 2428 (Po), DOW

 

Pembroke II, RNAS Eastchurch, Sheppey

 BIDDLE, George W H, Leading Mechanic, F 20, illness

 

RMLI, Plymouth Division,

 OUGH, William, Corporal, RMLI, 1729 (Ply), illness

 

RND, 4th (Depot) Battalion

 WALKER, George E, Ordinary Seaman, RNVR, Tyneside Z 1675, illness in UK

 

MESOPOTAMIAN CAMPAIGN

 

Shaitan, armed launch, damaged on 7th

 GIBSON, Edward. Ordinary Seaman, (RFR B 768) J 3180. on books of Ocean, DOW

 

 

Thursday, 10 December 1914

 

Tagalie, hired trawler, minesweeper

 MORAN, John T, Trimmer, RNR, TS 587, illness

 

Victorious, pre-Dreadnought battleship, guardship, Humber

 HOBBINS, William S, Private, RMLI, 8720 (Ch), illness

 

Vivid, RN Barracks/Base, Devonport

 DRISCOLL, Daniel, Petty Officer, 113165, illness

 

 

Friday, 11 December 1914

 

Drake, trawler

 THOMPSON, William R, Engineman, RNR, 1211 ES, illness

 

 

Saturday, 12 December 1914

 

Bradford, hired trawler

 DAWSON, Frank, Trimmer, RNR, TS 1219, drowned

 

Empress of Asia, armed merchant cruiser

 LEE, Tuk, Fireman, MMR, (no service number listed), illness

 

Hampshire, cruiser

 BURROW, Bertram T, Ordinary Seaman, J 15818, drowned in Gibraltar

 

Nemesis, destroyer

 MULLER, Reginald, Able Seaman, 214860, drowned, presumed dead on 5 May 15

 

RMA, Hoxa Battery, Plaistow

 COURT, John, Gunner, RMA, RMA B 1094, accident

 

Royal Navy

 STUBBS, William B, Captain, illness

 

Semiramis, hired trawler, minesweeper

 WALKER, Arthur, Able Seaman, (RFR B 983) 191525. illness

 

 

Sunday, 13 December 1914

 

Actaeon, Torpedo School, Sheerness

 THORNTON, Robert M, Trimmer, RNR, 1130 TS, illness

 

Mackenzie, hired trawler, minesweeper

 WOODHOUSE, William R, Trimmer, RNR, 369 TS, illness

 

RMA Eastney

 TOON, Frank, Lance Sergeant, RMA, 10820 (Po), died in UK

 

Vale of Clyde, hired trawler, minesweeper

 THOMSON, John, Trimmer, RNR, TS 127, illness

 

 

Monday, 14 December 1914

 

Egmont, Naval Base, Malta

 SCICLUNA, Lorenzo, Carpenter's Mate (Maltese), 343632, illness

 

Mars, pre-Dreadnought battleship, guardship, Portland

 SUTTON, Charles, Able Seaman (RFR B 5956), 185901 (Ch), illness

 

 

Tuesday, 15 December 1914

 

Benbow, Dreadnought battleship

 CHIPCHASE, William G, Musician, RMB, RMB 999, illness in UK

 

Conqueror, Dreadnought battleship, swept overboard in heavy weather off Orkneys, all drowned

 BROWN, Ernest H, Gunner, RMA, RMA 5825

 LEEWORTHY, Tom, Private, RMLI, 9183 (Ply)

 NOTT, Albert W, Private, RMLI, 13626 (Dev),

 

Doris, old light cruiser

 BREW, George, Stoker 1c, SS 105528, illness in Egypt

 

Royal Naval Reserve

 STEVENSON, William, Staff Paymaster, RNR, illness

 

Royal Navy

 ADAMS, Horace A, Captain, illness

 

 

Wednesday, 16 December 1914

 

GERMAN RAID ON ENGLISH COASTAL TOWNS OF HARTLEPOOL, SCARBOROUGH AND WHITBY

(wounded lists included)

 

Doon, old destroyer, damaged by German battlecruisers in raid on Hartlepool, one rating died of wounds next day

 FRASER, James, Stoker 1c, SS 109383 (Ch)

WOUNDED, including one who DOW

 Bodiam, Albert, Victor, Leading Seaman, 222793 (Ch), slightly

 Credland, Harold, Able Seaman, 177695 (Ch), DOW next day

 Gale, Clifford Alfred, Stoker 1c, K 12925 (Ch)

 Hawkridge, Frederick William, Mate,

 Horne, William Frederick, Able Seaman, J 6275 (Ch)

 Jacob, Edward Charles, Leading Seaman, 234400 (Ch)

 Maver, Renwick Graham, Able Seaman, 181417 (Ch)

 May, Frederick George, Stoker 1c, K 3570 (Ch)

 Milne, James, Stoker 1c, 291911 (Ch), slightly

 Moynihan, John, Stoker 1c, K 9032 (Ch)

 Watts, William, Stoker 1c, K 14524 (Ch), slightly

 

Hardy, destroyer, damaged in action during raid

 RIGSBY, Harold H, Leading Seaman, 212189 (Po), DOW

 WOOLGAR, George W, Able Seaman, J 5689 (Po)

WOUNDED

 Adlam, Henry James, Able Seaman, 209445 (Po)

 Atkins, George, Stoker 1c (RFR B 9628), SS 107000 (Ch)

 Bailey, James Albert, Stoker Petty Officer, 290613 (Po)

 Belton, Philip John, Leading Seaman, 228011 (Po)

 Chapple, Edwin John, Leading Signalman, 212392 (Po), severely

 Goulding, William, Able Seaman, J 5417 (Po)

 Greiffenhagen, Rider M W, Sub Lieutenant,

 Johnson, John Walter, Signalman, J 6110 (Po)

 Ledley, Alfred William, Able Seaman, J 12133 (Po)

 Lewis, Jesse Gordon, Able Seaman, 217891 (Po)

 Manser, Thomas George, Able Seaman, J 11678 (Po), severely

 Myers, John, Stoker 1c, SS 111735 (Po)

 Niven, W J, Engine Room Artificer, RNR, 1196 E A, slightly injured

 Plackett, Samuel Sidney, Stoker 1c, SS 111988 (Po)

 Watts, Edward Charles, Able Seaman, 205399 (Po)

 

Patrol, light cruiser, damaged by German battlecruisers in raid on Hartlepool

 CUMMINGS, Ernest C, Able Seaman, J 8662 (Ch)

 FLYNN, George M (real name, but served as George M Martin), Armourer's Crew, 345449 (Ch)

 HOOK, Ralph W, Leading Seaman, 224557 (Ch)

 SHERIDAN, Patrick J, Engine Room Artificer 1c, 280091 (Ch)

WOUNDED

 Gilbert, Charles, Stoker 1c, K 12645 (Ch)

 Mcclure, Robert, Shipwright 2c, 344936 (Ch)

 Pace, William James, Leading Seaman, 227986 (Ch)

 Richmond, Robert Henry, Engine Room Artificer 3c, M 1367 (Ch)

 

HM Coast Guard Station Whitby

 RANDELL, Frederick, Boatman (Coast Guard), 301408 (Po), killed in raid

__________

 

Pembroke II, RNAS Eastchurch, Sheppey

 RAINSFORD, Lionel, Petty Officer Mechanic, F 1334, illness

 

Vivid, RN Barracks/Base, Devonport

 BUTLER, David, Seaman, Newfoundland RNR, X 1167, illness

 

 

Thursday, 17 December 1914

 

Doon, old destroyer, damaged on 16th

 CREDLAND, Harold, Able Seaman, 177695 (Ch), DOW

 

Dove, old destroyer

 O'SHEA, Michael, Stoker 2c, K 20963 (Ply), ex-Leander, drowned

 

Natal, hired trawler

 JARVIS, John, Trimmer, RNR, ST 221, illness

 

Pembroke, RN Barracks/Base, Chatham

 WYATT, Walter J, Petty Officer, 184159, illness

 

 

Friday, 18 December 1914

 

Cochrane, cruiser

 STEPHENSON, John J, Stoker Petty Officer, 303364, died in UK

 

Grafton, cruiser

 ADDIS, John W, Chief Sick Berth Steward, 150412, illness

 

Imperieuse, repair ship, Scapa Flow

 BARRETT, James, Surgeon, embarked as staff, drowned

 

Pembroke, RN Barracks/Base, Chatham

 CASEY, Alfred E S, Leading Seaman, 215727, ex-Black Prince, illness

 

 

Saturday, 19 December 1914

 

Orianda, hired trawler, minesweeper, mined and sunk in North Sea

 WILSON, James, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 546

 

Victory, RN Barracks/Base, Portsmouth

 SHOVE, Harry, Leading Stoker, 281919, died in UK

 

 

Sunday, 20 December 1914

 

Garmo, hired trawler, auxiliary patrol, mined and sunk in North Sea

 BERRY, Thomas W, Able Seaman (RFR B 8968), SS 2084 (Ch)

 GILBERT, Thaddeus, Ty/Skipper, RNR, died of wounds

 HARE, John R, Cook, RNR, TC 146

 HARRIS, Thomas G, Able Seaman (RFR B 10043), SS 2550 (Ch)

 SPARROW, Walter R, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 1999

 THORNTON, Joseph W, 2nd Hand, RNR, SA 58

 

Kent, cruiser, damaged on 8th

 SNOW, George, Private, RMLI, 16958 (Po), DOW

 

Murray, destroyer

 ACRES, Samson H, Stoker 1c, 301412, slipped on iced-up gang plank and drowned

 

Vernon, Torpedo School, Portsmouth

 HOBBS, Thomas, Chief Petty Officer, 114754, illness

 

 

Monday, 21 December 1914

 

Gabrielle, Motor Boat No.5, Motor Boat Reserve

 MASON, William, Chief Petty Officer, 156272, illness

 

 

Tuesday, 22 December 1914

 

Berwick, cruiser

 CROOK, Albert T, Stoker Petty Officer, K 1502, illness

 

Blake, destroyer depot ship, ex-cruiser

 ROBERTSON, John N, Fleet Surgeon, died in UK

 

California, Motor Boat No.134, Motor Boat Reserve

 BOYD, Malcolm, Motor Boatman, RNVR, M B 244, illness

 

Encounter (RAN), old light cruiser, detached to Australian Naval & Military Expeditionary Force

 GARDNER, Charles H F, Able Seaman, RAN, 2673, died in Rabaul

 

 

Wednesday, 23 December 1914

 

Alsatian, armed merchant cruiser

 WILLIAMSON, Andrew, Carpenter's Crew, MMR, (none given), illness

 

Eagle, Auxiliary Patrol parent ship, Liverpool, later Eaglet

 NORTHCOTT, Albert, Petty Officer 1c, 147864, illness

 

Fox, old light cruiser

 HARBRON, Robert A, Private, RMLI, 15138 (Ply), DOW

 

Pelorus, old light cruiser

 HOSKING, Cecil, Ordinary Seaman, J 11550, illness

 

 

Thursday, 24 December 1914

 

CAMEROONS

 

Challenger, old light cruiser

 CORLETT, Philip J, Engine Room Artificer, RNR, 240 EB, drowned

________

 

Cleopatra, hired trawler, minesweeper

 POPPLEWELL, Joseph, Engineman, RNR, 1011 ES, drowned

 

Kent, cruiser, damaged on 8th

 SPENCE, Tom, Sergeant, RMLI (RFR), 5674 (Po),  DOW

 

Royal Naval Air Service, flying in Maurice Farman S.7 Longhorn pusher biplane, crashed from 150 feet in UK

 FFIELD, Bernard O, Py/Flight Sub Lieutenant, DOI

 

WESTERN FRONT

 

RND, Benbow Battalion

 PHILLIPS, William G E, Ordinary Seaman, RNVR, London Z 3557, prisoner of war, died in Germany

__________ 

 

Royal Naval Reserve

 BRYNES, James W, Ty/Skipper, RNR, illness

 

Touraco, hired trawler, minesweeper

 BYRNES, James W, Skipper, RNR, died in UK

 

GERMAN NEW GUINEA

 

Una (RAN), sloop, captured German survey ship Komet

 WILLANS, Herbert C, Able Seaman, 369 (RAN), died in New Guinea

__________ 

 

Vivid, RN Barracks/Base, Devonport

 RADFORD, Albert L, Stoker 2c, K 23340 (Dev), illness

 

Wildfire, Naval Base, Sheerness

 DRAY, Charles, Stoker Petty Officer, 282361, illness

 

 

Friday, 25 December 1914

 

Active, light cruiser

 DYKINS, Charles A, Leading Stoker, 285085 (Ply), illness

 

Aquarius, destroyer depot ship, ex-SS Hampstead

 FLATMAN, Clarence H, Officer's Steward 2c, L 5805, drowned

 

Ben Ardna, hired trawler, minesweeper

 WILSON, William J, Skipper, RNR, illness

 

Inflexible, battlecruiser

 WILD, Matthew, Stoker 1c, K 12175 (Ch), drowned

 

Night Hawk, hired trawler, minesweeper, mined and sunk in North Sea

 CHAPPLE, Alfred W J, Engineman, RNR, ES 25

 CHURCH, Joseph, Trimmer, RNR, TS 198

 HEARNE, Arthur H, Trimmer, RNR, TS 43

 HUBBARD, George H, Deck Hand, RNR, DA 324

 ROWBOTHAM, William H, Engineman, RNR, ES 42

 SHEARSMITH, Thomas H, Cook, RNR, TC 108

 

Pelorus, old light cruiser

 ALCOCK, Guy W, Able Seaman, J 12621, illness

 

Pembroke, RN Barracks/Base, Chatham

 ADAMS, Charles H, Armourer's Crew (Pens), 341094, illness

 

Raven, hired trawler, minesweeper

 BEER, Charles W, 2nd Hand, RNR, 512 SA, drowned

 

 

Saturday, 26 December 1914

 

Acorn, destroyer, both drowned

 LYONS, Michael, Able Seaman, 210583 (Ply)

 PREECE, Henry, Able Seaman, 199794 (Ply)

 

Arrogant, submarine depot ship, ex-light cruiser

 BENNETT, Alexander, Stoker 1c, 299156, died

 

Caroline, light cruiser

 MORRIS, Edward J, Private, RMLI, 12127 (Po), drowned

 

CAMEROONS

 

Dwarf, gunboat

 JOE, (locally enlisted, not known if first name or surname), Officer's Steward 2c, MMR, (no service number listed), listed as died in India. Taken in part from the logbook of HMS Dwarf - "Small Joe", Off. Steward 2nd class, departed this life at Kribi, Cameroon. I deduce from the name that he was a Krooman. Dwarf proceeded to sea for the sole purpose of "committing his body to the sea" (with thanks to Paul Money, 12 Nov 2012)

 


 

Edinburgh Castle, armed merchant cruiser

 MACAULAY, John, Seaman, RNR, 1652 C, drowned

 

Hilary, armed merchant cruiser

 WAUGH, Andrew, Private, RMLI, 16649 (Ply), drowned

 

Lunan Bay, hired trawler, boom defence vessel

 WILSON, James, Skipper, illness

 

Portland Boom Defence, Victory, Portsmouth

 BAGGS, Frederick W, Petty Officer 1c, 117207, illness

 

Rifleman, destroyer

 CLATWORTHY, Harold E, Able Seaman, 236966 (Ply), drowned

 

Severn, river monitor

 WINTER, Charles H, Able Seaman (RFR B 3969), 199141, illness

 

 

Sunday, 27 December 1914

 

Hope, destroyer, damaged by gales in North Sea on this date

 ARCHIBALD, James H, Engine Room Artificer, RNR, 1418 EA, drowned

 

Indomitable, battlecruiser

 MITCHELL, Thomas, Stoker 1c, K 16358, illness

 

Invincible, battlecruiser

 LANEY, William, Stoker 1c, K 19409 (Po), illness

 

 

Monday, 28 December 1914

 

Doris, old light cruiser

 ROGERS, William H, Stoker 1c, K 4807, died in Egypt

 

Victory, RN Barracks/Base, Portsmouth

 HUGHES, William, Seaman, RNR, B 2822, illness

 

 

Tuesday, 29 December 1914

 

GERMAN NEW GUINEA

 

Australian Naval & Military Expeditionary Force

 TIBBEY, Frank A, Sergeant, 437, died in New Guinea

__________ 

 

Empress of Asia, armed merchant cruiser

 YEE, Yeong, Able Seaman, (no service number listed), illness

 

Empress of Russia, armed merchant cruiser

 BUCHAN, James, Seaman, RNR, 2646 A, illness

 

Pembroke, RN Barracks/Base, Chatham

 FINN, Frank, Able Seaman (RFR B 1078), 97447, illness

 

Rinaldo, old sloop

 LANGHAM, Henry A, 2nd Hand, RNR, SA 483, illness

 

 

Wednesday, 30 December 1914

 

Cornwallis, pre-Dreadnought battleship

 BARTON, Ronald J, Ordinary Seaman, J 20462 (Ch), drowned

 

 

Thursday, 31 December 1914

 

C.23, submarine

 SMITH, James Alexander, Telegraphist, J 7022 (Ch), drowned

 

Marlborough, Dreadnought battleship

 CLAPP, Alfred J, Stoker 2c, K 20497, illness

 

RED SEA

 

Minerva, old light cruiser, enemy action at Aqaba

 WARD, Frank, Private, RMLI, 12786 (Po)

__________

 

Talbot, old light cruiser

 CHARD, John T, Private, RMLI (RMR A 1027), 5971 (Ply), illness in UK

 

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