Wounded list reported in each edition:-
June 1915
http://www.worldwar1schoolarchives.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/03/ULULA_1915_06.pdf Pg 98 Pte. W. Hampson Barratt, of 7th Bn reported wounded at the Dardanelles. Hon. Secretary of Lacrosse Section with whom he had joined. Nov 1915 Pg 225 in Malta with jaundice.
Pg 99 Captain C. E. Higham, wounded in the Dardanelles, with the 7th Bttn as a Company Commander
Pg 99 Captain Harold C. Lings, 8th Bttn wounded at Gallipoli, and now in hospital at Cairo. author of a series of " Musketry Lectures"
July 1915
Pg 136 Lieutenant Norman P. H. Whitley 1/7th Bttn - wounded in same engagement at Dardanelles when Harold Thewlis was killed on 4/6/1915.
Pg 137 Pte. Hampson Barratt, wounded in the Dardanelles "in the charge on June 4th...D Company were without officers... ' Hamps ' led them on for 400 yards...he unfortunately got shot in the arm...just missed the bone."
Pg 138 Lieut. G. S. Lockwood, of 1/7th Bttn in Malta, after being wounded in the Dardanelles.
Lance-Corporal T. R. Bramwell, of the l/6th Bttn also wounded in Dardanelles and recovering in Malta.
Second Lieutenant J. R. Makinson, of 8th Bttn , wounded in the Dardanelles on May 30th. son of the late Mr. Joseph Makinson, Stipendiary Magistrate for Salford.
Pte. Ridley Maurice Sheldon, 1/6th Bttn in St. Matthew's Barracks hospital at Malta, "...bullet...through my leg above the knee...missed the bone the sensation...as... a red-hot gimlet through it"
Pte. J. W. Thompson 1/6th Bttn in Alexandria, suffering from enteric
"The following have also been temporarily put out of action in that region of evil memory :—Pte. C. S. Ashley [6th], Pte. W. R. Barker [see fatality] ...Pte. E. W Brocklehurst [7th later Lt OBLI wounded May 29th], ...and Pte. W. H. E. Willcocks [6th]
October 1915 Magazine.
Pg189 Hartshorn, Eric, 2nd Lieut., l/6th Bn. Manchester Regiment (right hand amputated)
Howorth, T. E., Major, 1 /9th Bn. Manchester Regiment (enteric)
Nov 1915
Pg 210 Hugh B. Mawson writes from Malta:—"...we met at the first dressing station. [4/6/15] As my leg had gone stiff..."
Pg 211 Lance-Corporal Leo Smith, of the l/6th Bttn was wounded in the Gallipoli fighting in May, returned to hospital at Alexandria suffering from dysentery.
Pg 225 Dixon, W. M., Pte., 1/6th Bttn in 2nd Southern General Hospital, Southmead,
Bristol
Sgt Evans, O. H. 1/6th Bttn injured by splinters from machine gun (has rejoined his
regiment in Dardanelles)
Lt. Hoffert,[W] H. 11th wounded in left arm
Lodge, K. A., Pte., 6th Bttn, enteric fever
Saull, H. V., 1/7th Bttn enteric
Stanley, Arthur (Dardanelles), dysentery, in a Liverpool hospital. Regiment tbc
Walmsley, R., Pte., 6th Manchester Regiment, wounded in hand, and
dysentery (August 12th)
December 1915
Box, H., Pte., 6th Bn. Manchester Regiment (dysentery).
Leigh, J. P., Coy.-Qmr.-Sgt., 6th Bn. Manchester Regiment (invalided)
Yarwood, W., Pte., 6th Bn. Manchester Regiment (dysentery)
Nb a long list schedule of wounded is also available with name, rank & Bttn
For the complete Roll, please see davesmum's earlier thread
http://themanchesters.org/forum/index.php?topic=3759.0