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A.A.G., Assistant Adjutant General.

A.C.G., Assistant Commissary General.

A.C.P., Associate of the College of Preceptors.

A.D., (L. Anno Domini), Year of the Lord.

A.D.C., Aide-de-camp.

A.H., (L. Anno HejiræHegirae [sic]), the Year of the Flight.

A.I.C., Associate of the Institute of Chemistry.

A.K.C., Associate of King’s College, London.

A.L.S., Associate of the Linnæan Society.

A.M., (L. Anno Mundi), Year of the World; Ante Meridiem. Before Noon. Ark Mariner.

A.P.S., Associate of the Pharmaceutical Society.

A.Q.M.G., Assistant Quarter Master General.

A.E.A., Associate of the Royal Academy.

A.E.S.A., Associate of the Royal Scottish Academy.

A.S., Adopted son.

A.S.C., Army Service Corps.

b., Born.

B.A., Bachelor of Arts.

Bart., Baronet.

B.C., Before Christ.

B.C.E., Bachelor of Civil Engineering.

B.C.L., Bachelor of Civil Law.

B.C.S., Bengal Civil Service or Bombay Civil Service.

B.D., Bachelor of Divinity.

B.L., Bachelor of Law.

B.S.C., Bombay or Bengal Staff Corps.

B.Sc., Bachelor of Science.

C., Conservative.

C.A., County Alderman.

Cantab., of Cambridge.

C.B., Companion of the Bath.

C.C., County Councillor.

C.E., Civil Engineer.

C.G., Commissary General.

Cf. (L. confer). Compare. 