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Awards for Gallantry
Whitehall, January 11, 1883. The Queen has been graciously pleased to confer "The Albert Medal" on the following persons, for conspicuous gallantry displayed on the occasion of the Fire and Explosion at the Baddesley Colliery in May last :— "The Albert Medal of the First Class." Mr. Reuben Smallman, Mining Engineer. Mr. Arthur Henry Stokes, Inspector of Mines. Charles Day, Collier. Charles Chetwynd, Collier. "The Albert Medal of the Second Class." Mr. Samuel Spruce, Mining Engineer. Mr. Frederick Samuel Marsh, Certified Colliery Manager. Mr. Thomas Harry Mottram, Certified Colliery Manager. William Morris, Collier. William Pickering, Collier. Joseph Chetwynd, Collier. Source: London Gazette (12 Jan 1883)
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