W. Lashly Chief Stoker. 
W. W. Archer Chief Steward. 
Thomas Clissold Cook, late R.N. 
Edgar Evans Petty Officer, R.N. 
Robert Forde Petty Officer, R.N. 
Thomas Crean Petty Officer, R.N. 
Thomas S. Williamson Petty Officer, R.N. 
Patrick Keohane Petty Officer, R.N. 
George P. Abbott Petty Officer, R.N. 
Frank V. Browning Petty Officer, 2nd Class, R.N. 
Harry Dickason Able Seaman, R.N. 
F. J. Hooper Steward, late R.N. 
Anton Omelchenko Groom. 
Demetri Gerof Dog Driver.

Ship’s Party

Officers, &c.

Harry L. L. Pennell Lieutenant, R.N. 
Henry E. de P. Rennick Lieutenant, R.N. 
Wilfred M. Bruce Lieutenant, R.N.R. 
Francis R. H. Drake Asst.  Paymaster, R.N. (Retired),
                            Secretary & Meteorologist in Ship. 
Dennis G. Lillie M.A., Biologist in Ship. 
James R. Denniston In Charge of Mules in Ship. 
Alfred B. Cheetham R.N.R., Boatswain. 
William Williams, O.N.  Chief Engine-room Artificer, R.N., Engineer. 
William A. Horton, O.N.  Eng.  Rm.  Art., 3rd Cl., R.N., 2nd Engr. 
Francis E. C. Davies, O.N.  Shipwright, R.N., Carpenter. 
Frederick Parsons Petty Officer, R.N. 
William L. Heald Late P.O., R.N. 
Arthur S. Bailey Petty Officer, 2nd Class, R.N. 
Albert Balson Leading Seaman, R.N. 
Joseph Leese, O.N.  Able Seaman, R.N. 
John Hugh Mather, O.N.  Petty Officer, R.N.V.R. 
Robert Oliphant Able Seaman. 
Thomas F. McLeon ,, ,,
Mortimer McCarthy ,, ,,
William Knowles ,, ,,
Charles Williams ,, ,,
James Skelton ,, ,,
William McDonald ,, ,,
James Paton ,, ,,
Robert Brissenden Leading Stoker, R.N. 
Edward A. McKenzie ,, ,, ,,
William Burton Leading Stoker, R.N. 
Bernard J. Stone ,, ,, ,,
Angus McDonald Fireman. 
Thomas McGillon ,,
Charles Lammas ,,
W. H. Neale Steward.

GLOSSARY

Barrier.  The immense sheet of ice, over 400 miles wide and of still greater length, which lies south of Ross Island to the west of Victoria Land. Brash.  Small ice fragments from a floe that is breaking up. Drift.  Snow swept from the ground like dust and driven before the wind. Finnesko.  Fur boots. Flense, flence.  To cut the blubber from a skin or carcase. Frost smoke.  A mist of