Sir Lewis Bayley: Officer Who Has Not Written Book Admiral Sir Lewis Bayly, Ko, K.CM.G, Ci 6.0. arrived this week in the Blue Funnel Line str.
Admiral Bayly, who is 72 years will be remembered as the of the British and jean naval forees at the Queens-dose, Ireland, during the Great War. He is making a tour of the world.
Although a good many generals and admirals have written books on the war and have recounted their experiences during those strenuous Admiral Bayly has preferred quiet. "It is well known dislikes publicity and, as strange as it may seem, since leaying England he has passed through many countries without even being recognized by anyone, with the exception of his own intimate friends.
'A Distinguished Career Admiral Bayly has had avery distinguished naval career. Enter. ing the Royal Navy in 1870 he was made a Commander in 1890 and rose rapidly to the rank of Vice-'Admiral by 1913, He saw service during the Ashanti expedition for which he obtained the medal, and, in addition, he served at the Congo and at the Egyptian War of 1882 for which he received .-Khedive's bronze star.
'Admiral Bayly was made Commodore of H.M.S. Attentive in 1907 and became President of the War fu 1908. Commanding the'
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