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BS SCIEMTIA VlftlTAi
THE NEW
ANNUAL AEMY LIST,
MILITIA LIST,
1860
(BBINO THE TWENTT FIRST ANNUAL VOLDBiB),
DATES OF COMMISSIONS, AND A STATEMENT OF THE WAR
aERVICES AND YfOCNDS OP NEARLY EVERY OFFKER
IN THE ARMY, ORDNANCE, AND MARINES.
ComcUd to th* 29tli D«c«mb*r, 1U9,
WITH AN I N D E X.
H. G. HART,
I.IEVT.'COI.OBEL, R. P. DEPOT BAITAUOM,
LONDON:
JOHN JiURKAT, ALBEWABLE 8TBEET.
18C0.
II
M34-
NOTICE.
It is particularly requested that ALL Communications be addressed ONLY to
LIEUT.COLONEL HART,
50, Alben^arle Street,
London.
]:x>NDov :
PRIKTBO Br WOODFALL AND KINDER,
I AKQBL COUBT, SKIKKKA STVCFT.
I
r
CONTENTS.
PAGE
Actions or Battles 545
Adjutants of Recruiting Districts .... 36Q
Aides-de-Camp to the Queen 125
Artillery, Royal 370
Barraclc- Masters 465
Canadian Rifles S56
Cape Mounted Riflemen 964
Cavalry Dep6t8 350
Ceylon Rifle Regiment d63
Chaplain Department 455
Chatham Garrison 350
Chelsea Hospital 403
Colonels 26
Commissariat Department 495
Dep^t BatUlioBt 860
Dragoon Guards 129
Dragoons 136
Engineers, Royal 399
Field Marshals 8
Fixed Establishment of General Offi •
cers 4
Foot Guards 159
Foot (Numbered Regiments) 160
Garrisons 463
General Officers 6
General Officers of the Indian Army . . ISO
Gentlemen at Anns, the Honourable
Corps of 123
Gold Coast Corps 358
Half-pay List 470
Hibemtan HiUtavy 6ehool 463
Horse Guards, Royal Regiment of . . . . 128
Inspecting Field Officers 369
Invalid Depot at Chatham 359
Kilroainham Hoepltal 463
9A0B
Uentoitot-ColoDelt**. •••••t. 49
Life Guards ».... 186,127
Local Rank 119
Majors ,...,.. 74
Malta Fcncibles 968
Marines, Royal 411
Medals, &e. (Gold) 646
Medical Department • 489
Milittfy CoUefB • 462
Milifary Asylum 463
Milirary KuIghU of Windsor 124
Military Prisons 463
Military Store Department 484
MiiUryTrain 166
Hilf tarj and Cif il Departments 462
Militia 616
Newfonndland Companies 367
Order of the Garter 648
Thistle 648
St.Patriek , 648
Bath 640
St. Michael and St. George 566
Paymasters of Recruiting Districts . . . 360
Retired Officers 103
Rewards for Distinguished Services . . 124
RiileBrigade 848
St. Helrna Regiment 867
School of Musketry at Hytbe 368
Staff at Head Qnai-trrs 125
Staff of Great Britain 456
Staff on Foreign Stations 468
Staff Officers of Pensioners 462
Wfst India Regiments 340
Yeomen of the Guard 122
EXPLANATIONS.
K.6. Knight of the Order of the Garter.
K.T. Knight of the Order of the Thistle.
K.P. Knight of the Order of St Petriclt.
O.C.B. Knight Grand Cron of the Order of the Bath.
K.C.B. Knight Commander of the Order of the Bath.
C.B. Companion of the Order of the Bath.
G.C.M.6. Knight Grand Crou of the Order of St. Michael and St George.
K.C.M.G. Knight Commander of ditto ditto
C.M.6. Companion of ditto ditto
G.C.H. Knight Grand Crose of the Royal HanoYorian Gaelpbic Order.
K.C.H. Knight Commander of ditto ditto
K.H. Knight of ditto ditto
K.C. Knight of the CreMent
C Before the Name, denotes that the Officer was at the battle of Trafalgar,
9 Before the Name, denotes that tlie Officer served in the Peniniuhf or the
South qf France.
I Offieen aetnaJly prawnt in either of the actions of the
ni Waterloo Medal. ' 16tb, 17th, or 18rh June, 1815. Such Officers are
C. allowed two years' additional senrke.
VHt Victoria Cross.
Tlie Figarri f>n«fUed to the Names denote the Battalions to which the Officers are
actually attached s the Letters e. and r. qfter the name distinguish Officers employed on
the Staff y or on the Recruiting Service, The Letters B,M, in the Cavaliy Regiments
allude to the Riding Masters; The * before the Name or Date of Commission denotes
Tonporary Rank only. The Letter p h^ore the Date Uidlcatos that the Commission
was pmrekaaed, Ckneral Offloen, with the prefix of a f, are on tlie half pay of their last
Regimental Commlsaions.
The words subscribed to tbe titles of Regiments, as <* Peninsula," " Waterloo," &c.,
denote the Honorary Distinctions i)ermitted to be borne by such Regiments on tlioir
colours and appointments, in commemoration of their Services.
TH
iNEW ANNUAL ARMY LIST.
I860.
FIELD-MARSHALS.
Ilit Afqjetiy the KINQ qf the BELGIANS, KQ. QCB. GCH., General, 9 May IdiO
FiM Manhal, 24 May 181G.
Hii Ihy&l Highnm PRAKCI9 ALBERT AUGUSTUS CHARLES EMANUEL, THE
PRINCE CONSOBT, Muke Qf SAXONY, Prince qfBKXE COBUHG AND GOTHA,
KG. KT. KP. GCB. GCMG., 8 Feb. 1840. Colonel of the Grcuidier GnwU, S3
Sept 1668; Governor and Constable f3i Windsor Castle, 18 May 1848; andColooel-
iu-Chlef oftbe Riflo Brigade, 23 Sept. 1852.
98TAPLUT0N, Vkewint COMBERMBRE, GCB. QCH., Seeatid Lieutenant, 26
Feb. 90; Lieutenant, 16 Marcb 01; Captain, 28 Feb. 03; Mqjor, March 04; Lima.
Colonel, 0 March 04 ; Colonel, 1 Jan. 00 ; Mqjor General, 30 Oct. 05 ; Lietit.Oeneral,
I Jan. 12; General, 27 May 25 ; Field Marehaly 2 Oct. 55 ; CousUble of the Tower
II Oct. 52 ; Colonel 1 Life Guards, 16 Sept. 20.
ViBJOHN, Barl of STRAFFORD, GCB. GCU. JEiitign, 30 Sept. 93; Lieutenant
1 Dec. 93; Captain, 24 May 04; Lieut. Colonel, 14 March 00; Colonel, 25 July 10;
Major General, 4 Jane 13 ; Lieut, General, 27 May 25; General, 23 Nov. 41 ; Field
Marehal, 2 Oct. 55 ; Governor of Londonderry and Culroore, 15 June 22 ; Colonel
Coldstream Guards, 15 August 50.
-T»
FIXED ESTABLISHMENT OF GENERAL OFFICERS.
6ENXSAI8.
IS:M. S2 July.
Francis Mudic
1837. lOJautiary.
|) Johii >I*Kvnzio |
18(1. •>:) Nor.
Q Rirhnrd Hlunt. (JO F.
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Bt. hCB. »3 I".
RicltArd I'i;:ul, 4 Dr. (liN.
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acn.K\ hCff. I V. tiov.
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acn. tnM<i, GCH. 0
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the Troitpx in In land
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9 ££4 Sir Alex. WDcjrord,
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9 Z&. Sir Jiiincft W. Sleigh,
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18M. -28 \ov.
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R. Art. S.>8 Auc.
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1*3 F. r^tf/iiifi. in Chief
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•i Apr.
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1 -J June
P .Sir R d»- rt J. Harvey, CB.
2 Wi.>»t India itojt.
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I General M'Kenxie senrcd the campaign of 1794 on the Continent, includiog tho lOTeral
aetiona between the Waal wid Rhine, forcing the enemy from St Andre, sortio from Nimcguen,
find the actions at Thujl and Geldermalsen. Served also on the eastern coast of Spain under
Sir Wm. Henrv GJinton.
4 General Uerbfrt aerrcd on the Continent with the army under Lord Moira and the
Duke of York. Engaged dnring the Carib war in St. Vincent's ; at Port-au-Princo, in St.
Domingo ; and at Fort Iroia daring the three months' siege. Served alio at tlie siege of
Copen£^gen, 1807.
5 General Armstrong went out to Flanders with Lord Muinu in 1791 ; joined the
Duke of York at Antwerp, and was in that disastrous retreat through Holland in th« winter of
1794-95, and embarked at Bremen. Strrvcd in Ireland during tho Kebt^llion in 1798, and was
Aasistant- Adjutant-General of the Centre District under General 11. Dundas, until the peace
of 1802.
0 General Gordon aerred at tho siege of Fondichrrry, battle of Argaum, sieges of Assccrghur,
Gawilghur, and various other hill forts. Served also at Wakheren in 1800.
8 Sir Edward Nicoll?, with thirteen volunteers in a boat of the Blanche frigntf, boarded nnl
raptured, on the .Ird Nov. 1803, the Prench armed cuttor Alhion from under tho gnus cf
Monte Christie, St. Domingo, — in this n';tion ho was severely wounrird by a niusket-bal), wbirh
entering the abdomen, and coming out at his T\»h\. side, lodgpd in the arm. On beard tho
Standard at the passage of the Dardauellrg on the 19th Feb. 1807. On the 'JGtb June 1808,
with a boat*s crew, he boarded and captured the Italian gun-boat Volfye near Corfu. Present at
the reduction of the Island of Anholt in May 1809. Severely M-ounded at the attack on Fort
Bow}'er 15th Sept. 1814. Was frequently employed in boat and battery actions. In 1804 was,
in a boat at the capture of a Frenuh brig ; in 1804 ho commanded the Itoyal .Marines during
the siege of Curacoa^ and for 28 consecutive days was exposed to several atta'^ks of the encmj-.
At the passage of the Dardanelles he captured the Turkisn flag, and was honour ablj mentioned.
In 1807 he was at the blockade of Corfu, and the expedition to E;;ypt. In North America ho
raised and commanded a regiment of Indians, and was senior Mnjor of all the troops engaged
in tho attack on New Orleans in ISl.!. Was also governor of the islands of Anholt and
Ascension. During Uie above service he had his left leg broken, and right leg severely wounded,
was shot through the body and right arm, received a severe sabre cut in the head, was bavon-
netted in tho chest, and lost the sight of an eye in his 107th action with the enemies of his
country. He was firequently mentioned in Dispatches, and received a Eword of honor I'rom the
Patriotic Fund.
9 General Connolly served in Lord Bridport*8 action, 23rd June 1795. In 1796 served in
the Mediterranean, including the evacuation of Bastia, capture of Porto Ferrajo, and destruc-
tion of Martello Tower in St. Fiorenzo Bay. On board H. M. S. Excellent in the battle oft*
Cape St. Vincent, 14th Feb. 1797. Capture of Admiral Perrie's sonadron off Toulon in 1798,
consisting of three frigates and two brigs. On board tho JIannibalj in the battle of Algesiras,
6tb July 1801, wounded and taken prisoner. On board H. M. S. Penelnpe^ in the action off
Flushing and Ostend, under Sir Syrlney Smith, IGth May 1S04. Present at the siege of Copen-
hagen, and capture of Danish fleet in 1807, and at Nyebourgh in 1803. In 1812, on board
H.M.S. Hamadryad, when attacked by French privateers; debarked with detachments at Sehe-
▼eUng, and took possession of the Hague in 1814. During the above periods he has been very
frequently engaged with the enemy in affairs of g^n-boats nud batteries, &o. &o. He has re-
ceived a reward from the Patriotic Fund. Has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
10 General Uniacke served in Ireland throughout the rebellion of 1798-99 and during tho
preceding and subsequent disturbances, part of the time as Aide-de-Camp to Sir James Duff.
II Lieut. G eneral vemon served the campaign of 180S*9 in the Peninsula, as a Deput}'-
Assi»tant-Adjntant-Gcneral. Subsequently in the same capacity with tho Duke of Wellington's
army until «lane 1811, and was present at the battle of Talavcra. Served with the 2nd bat*
tallon 6Cth, at the surprise of a French division at Arroyo de Molino, and other operations,
until the capture of Badajoz. With ^e Queen's at the reduction of the Forts and battle of
Salamanca — slightly wounded early in the day, and very severely at the close of tho action, a
ball having entered his breast and lodged near the heart, after tearing along two ribs. Fol.
lowed the army again at the expiration of three weeks, and resumed the command of his
regiment, with which he served in the various operations preceding, during, and subsc(|nent to
the siege of Burgos. He has received the Gold Medal for Salamanca, and the Silver War Medal
with one Clasp for Talavera.
12 Sir Adolphns John Dalrymple served as Aide-de-Camp to Sir James Craig in the Kastem
District, Malta, Naples, and Sicily, from July 1803 to May 1806, and as Military Secretary
to Sir Hew Dalrymple in Portugal in 1808.
13 Lieut General Wright's services: — Engaged in most of Lord Nelson's attacks on Kota
«nd Cadiz in 1797; batUe of the Nile; campaign of Naples in 1799 ; surrender of Ovo and Novo,
Fort St. Elmo, Capua, and Goata; cutting out of the Guiep at Vigo ; I*^7pt in 1801 ; and battle
of Algiers in 1816. Has the Gold Medal for Egypt and the Silver War Medal with four Clasps.
14 Sir Duncan McGregor was actively employed in Sicily and Italy in 1800, including the
akirmishcs at St Euphemie, battle of Maida, attack on Scylla Castle, and capture of Cat rone.
Campaign of 1807 in Egypt, including tho attacks in the Desert, and siege of Itosetta. Cam-
paign in Holland in 1809, including the attacks and captures of Ter Vere and Flushing. Cam-
pidgns in tfie FenUiBola during part of 1813 and 14. Capture of Corsica in May 1814.
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Wounded through the ri^ht shoulder by a musket-shot at Maida, for which battle he has
received the War Medal with one Clasp.
15 Lord Ilotham served in the Peninsula with the Coldstream Guards from April 1812 to
Ftb. 1814, with the exception of a short absence in consequence of a wound received at the
battle of S:ilamanca. Served also the oampaisn of 1 8 1 5, and was present at the battle of Waterloo.
Ue has received the AVar Mcdul with four Clasps for Salamanca, Vittoria, Nivelle, and Nive.
16 Sir Wm. Kobfrt Clayton accompanied his regiment, the Royal Horse Guards, to the
Peninsula in Oct. 1812, and commanded a squadron at the battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, and
at the period when Marshal Soult attempted to relieve Pampeluna. In 1815 again arcr.mpanied
his regiment to the Netherlands, and was at the battles of Quatre Bras, Genappe, and Waterloo.
He hus received the War Medal with one Clasp for Vittoria.
17 Lieut. General John Drummond served in the Peninsula with the Coldstream Guards
from January 1813 to the end of that war in 1814, and was present at the battle of Vittoria,
the crossing of the Bidassoa, copture of St. Jean do Luz, battles of Nivelle and Nive, the
investment of Bayonne and repulse of the sortie, and has received the War Medal with Uiree
Clasps ; served also with the army of occupation in France.
18 Lieut.General Buckley served in the Peninsula with the Grenadier Guards, f^om March
1813 to the end of that war In 1814, including tlio passage of the Bidassoa, battle of the Nivelle
and investment of Bayonne. Served also the campaign of 1815, and was present at the battles
of Quatre Bros and Waterloo, and taking of Perunne. He lias received the War Medal with
two Clasps fur Nivelle and Nive.
19 Sir John Howlaud Eustace served in Upper Canada the campaigns of 1813 and 1814,
in command of a troop of the 19th Light Dragoons attached to the diviniun of the army under
the immLdiate command of General Sir Gordon Drummund. and was engaged in the battle
of Luudy's Lane near the Falls of Niagara on the 23d of July 1814, and commanded the whole of
the cavalry outpobts and piquets daring the siege, was present at the storming of Fort Erie,
and had the honour to be personally mentioned in the general orders of 1814 upon three diff(*rent
occasions. Accompanied the Ut battalion of tho Grenadier Guards to Lower Canada in 1838,
and was present with his regiment in the advance upon Napierville, and in the subsequent pur-
suit of the insurgents.
21 Major General Daly served with the 24th on the expedition to Egypt in 1801. In April
1805 ho embarked with the 56th liegt for Bombay, and he commanded four companies of the 2nd
battalion employed in 1809, with a division in the field under Colonel Walker, at tho storming
of Mallia, and at the reduction of other Forts in the Kattiwar District.
22 Lord Howden served as Aide-de-camp to his Grace the Duke of Wellington during the
years 1817 and 18, to the close of tho occupation in France. Employed by Government on a
special mission, and was present at the battle of Navarin in 1827 (wounded, and mentioned in
Commander-in*chiet*s despatch); sie^e of Antwerp in 1832 (wounded); campaign in Spain, in
Navarre and Bastjue Provinces, in 1834. Is a Knight of the Lfgion of Honor, Second Uiaas of
Sl ^Vnno of Kussia, Knight of Charles the Third of Spain, Third Class of Leopold of Belgium,
and Commander of the Saviour of Greece.
23 Lieut.General Douglas served at the capture of tho Danish and Swedish West India
Islinds in 1801. On the expedition to the north of Germany in 1805 and 6. Peninsular cam-
paigns from Feb. 1812 to March 1814, including the battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, and the
Pyrenees (27th to 31st July) ; siege of San SelMistian from 24th Aug. to the 8th Sept, and
battle of Nivelle. He has the Gold Cross for Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, and Nivelle,
having commanded a field battery ; and the Silver War Medal with one Clasp for St Sebastian.
29 M**jor General Hon. T. Asbbumham commanded a brigade of the Army of the Sutlej at
the battles of Ferozeshah and Sobraon, for which he has received a Medal with one Cia^p.
31 Major General T. P. Thompson, prior to entering the Army, was several years in the Royal
Navy. He served in the Riilo Brigade at the attack on Buenos Ay res, and was among the
captured under General Crauford in the church of St Domingo. Served in the Peninsula with
the 14ih Light Dragoons, and waa present at the battles of Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse,
for which he has received the War Medal with four Clasps. As Captain in the 17th Light
Dragoons, was in the Pindarree and other campaigns in India from 1815 to 1819. In 1819 was
in the exi>edition under Sir Wm. Grant Keir to the Persian Gulf, as Secretary and Arabic
Interpreter, and being left there as Political Agent, he commanded a detachment of Native
Troops ordered to act against tho tribe of Beni-Boo-Ali, which detachment being defeated by
the Arabs, necessitated the expedition under Sir Lionel Smith in the following year.
33 Major General Bell joined the Royal Fusiliers in the Peninsula in 1811, and served there
until the end of the war, and was present at the actions of Fuentes Guinaldo and Aldea de Ponte,
advance on Sulumunca, affairs of St Christoval and Rueda, battle ot Salamanca, advance to and
retreat from Mudrid, advance from Portugal, battles of Vittoria, the Nivelle, and the Nive. In
1814 embarked with the Royal Fusiliers to join the force before New Orleans, and present at the
a8«*iult Joined the army at Paris, and remained until its withdrawal. He has received the War
Medal with four Clasps.
34 Major General John Reed served at the siege of Flushing in 1809; and in the Peninsnlft
from June 1811 to March 1814, including the actions at, and heights above, Moresco, battle of
Silamanca, capture of ^ladrid and the Ketiro, action at Olmas, and battle of Vittoria, where
he was severely wounded in tho right shoulder. He has the War Medal with two Clasps.
35 Major General Burke served in Jamaica and St. Domingo in 1796 and 97; in Holland hi
fVar Services of the General Officers. 31
1 809. Volunteered at the takinfi: of the Island of Schouwen. Serred in the PeninsalA in 1810-
11-12, with the 5th Diriaion of the Army; was present at the battle of Fucntes d'Onor; waa
ilightly wound(>d at the affair of Iiirbadel I'uerco, in intorceptinj; the retreat of the French gar-
risun of Almeida; Tolimtecrcd thu Forlorn IIopp of Sir Jamtts L^ith^s Division at the taking of
Bad;ijos, where ho received HeTornl sovem wounds which have rendered him incapable of follow-
ing his profession. He has received tbo War ^Icdal with one Clasp for l^adajos.
36 Major General Thwaites was actively employed from 1795 to 1817. Ho served in the
expedition to the coast of Holland in 179G; in the East Indies from 1799; then on marine
rluiy on board H. ]^L 8. Li Forfe, till wrecked in the lied Sea. The campaign of 1801 in
E|?ypt, having volunteered, cro.Hsin|» the Desert of Suex with Colonel Lloyd's Detachment,
with which he joiued the Grand \'izi< r*s Array on the advance to and surrender of Cairo. He
lerred in the Peninsnlaas Captain of L'p^ht Infantry, 4$th Repment, from 1811 to 1813, includ-
ing the tie^e and tftormin^ of Badajoz in \f^i2, the bnttlo of Salamanca (wounded^, advance
to and occupation of Madrid, bittles of Vittoriu and the Pyrenees C wounded in command of
the Lieht Companies of the Uris;ade), besides minor affairs. He has received the Sultan'i
Gold Medal of the Order of the Crescent, and the War Medal with five Clasps.
39 Major General Coles served in South America with the 1 4th in 1807, including the
'Operations previous to, and storming of, Monte Video. Served afterwards in the IVninsula
from Aug. ISOS to Nov. 181 1, and ns^utn from April 1 si 3 to the end of that war in 1814; present
with the 40th at the bittlos of U )1oia,Vimiora, and T^alavera; with the 4th Dragoons at Busaco,
Albuhera, and Uaagre; and with the 1 2th Light Dragoons at the passage of the Bidassoa, the
Ntve and the Adour. He has rejt-ivnl the War Alcdal \vit1i srvrii Clasps.
40 Sir Michael Creagh sprved in the expedition under Sir David Baird against the Cape of
Gciod Hi>pe ; was wounded in the a'^twm of the Blue Buurg. In is 10 accompanied the expedi-
tion (as Brigade Muj t) which ttnik-d from .Madras againi't thi> French Islands : desperately
wounded by a cannon shot (which carried aivay a pirt of his left shoulder, and killed six of
his men), nt the attack of the batrerios before 8c. Dennis, Isle of Bourbon ; thanked in general
orders, and favourably mcntionrd in the despatches. In is 1 7 and 1 S served (in command of the
B6th flank companies) during the ^fihratta and the Pindarrfc wars in India. In 1^18 served in
the Kandyan country (interior of Cojion) during tint harassing war, in command of the flank
Rompanies of the 8GLh and other detachments, receiving the repeated thanks of General Sir
Robert Brown rigg for his services in the enemy's country.
41 Major General Eden served the campHign in Java in 181 1 with the 22nd Lieht DragoouF,
including the actions of the 10th and 26th Aug. Aide-de-camp to Sir Thomas Hislop at the
battle of Maheidpore, and during the Mahratta war in 1817 and IM. He has received the War
Medal with one Clasp for Java.
42 M^or General Gkddes served with the 27th in Calabria in 1806; nt the capture of the
island of Pronida in 1809; in Sicily in IHK); and subsequently in the Peninsula, including the
battles of the Nivelle, the Nivc, Orthes, and Toulouse, at which last he received a severe wound,
svhich broke the left thigh-bone near the hip-joint. He has the AVar Medal with four Clasps.
43 Lord Rokeby served the campaign of 1815 with the 3rd Guards, and was present at the
iiatdea of Quatre-Brns and Waterloo. Served the Eastern campaign of IH.").') in command of a
Brigade, including the siege and tall of Sebastopol (Medal nnd Clasp, KCB., Commander of
;he Le|{ion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 3rd Class of the Medjidie).
45 Major General Beckwith served in the Peninsula with the 1 6th Light Dragoons, fVom July
Ift13 to the end of that war in 1814, including the battle of the Nivelle, and battles of the Kive
>n the nth and 10th Dec, for which he has the War Medal with two Clasps. Served also tho
campaign of 1815, and was present at the retreat on 1 7th June and at the battle of Waterloo.
46 Major General Robinson served with the 48th in the Peninsula from June 1809 to October
1S13, including the battles of Talavera and Busaco, Lines at Torres Vcdras, piirouit of Massena,
iction at Campo Mayor, siege of Ciudad 1l4)drigo, siege and storming of Bauajoz (shot through
he left arm at the assault, 6th April 181:2); battle of Salamanca, capture of Madrid and retreat
herefrom, battles of Vittoria, Koncesvalles, and the Pyrenees (severely woundrd, left leg frac-
ured 28th July IS 13), besides various minor engagements and skirmishes. He subsequently'
lenrcd in the 30th Reeiment^ which he commanded for ten years, and retired on half- pay in
1843, having commanded the troops in Bermuda two years, and having served on full pay
hirty-aeven years in all quarters of the world. He has the War Mrdal with seven Clasps.
47 Major General Maclean served with the 13th Light Dragoons in every action and atfair in
which it was engaged in the Peninsula, from Dec. 1810 until wounded and takon prisoner at
command of a cavalry brigade with tho field force at the reduction of Ivurnool, and served
Qninterrnptedly with his re;»iment for twenty-two years, when he returned with it to England, and
^u pliiced on half-pay a^ 2n(i Lieut. Colonel. He has received the War Medal with six Cla&ps
fcr Albuhera, Vittc-ria, Pyrenei»!<, Nivcllt, Nivo, and Orth«»s.
43 Major General Marten served the campaiiin of 1814 in the IVirnsula with the Household
Hri|!a«1e. Also tho campaign of 1815, iuchidii*g the battle of Waterloo.
41) Mtijor Gtaieral Dixcm served in Canada during the war from lrtl2 to 1815; was wounded
It the tturmlng of Sandnsky, and has reccivtMl the Gfild Medal for DctriMt^
So Major General Ball served in the Peninsula with the 34th, from June 1800 lo '^c\\.\%\^,
inelading the liegc of Badajoz in May 1811, battles of Busaco and AlbuVkcra, a\e^Q o^ ^^u^l^^v^i m
c '1
22 War Services of the General Officers.
May 1811, actions at Arroyo de Molino and Almaraz, battle of Yittoria (irounded in the head),
and affairs at tiie Pass of A£aya (severely wounded in the left leg). He has received tho NVur
Medal with three Clasps.
51 Major General Monins serred the campaip^n of 1815 with the 52 ad Light Infantry, and
was present at the battle of Waterloo. Served afterwards with the Army of Occupation in
France.
52 Major General Maonsell served in the Peninsula from Axtf^, 1813 to the end of that war
in 1814, including the siege of San Sebastian, passage of the Bidissoa, battles of Nivellc, 10th
Nov. and Nive 9th, 10th, and 11th Dec. Served also in the American war, and was slightly
wounded at Bladensburg, 24th Aug., and severely at New Orleans, 23rd Dec. 1814. lie has
received the War Medal with three Clasps.
53 Major General Grant served in Hanover in 1805, under Lord Cathcart.
54 Major General Frith was present in several aflnirs consequent upon the oppmtions
carried on by the division of the army under Colonel Chalmers in the Travencoro war, particu-
larly on the 15th January 180U, and the storming of the enemy's lines on the 2 Ut Feb. following.
Served also at the capture of the Lile of Bourbon, and of the Lde of France in 1810.
55 LieutGeneral Fergusson served at the capture of Rear Admiral Pem'e^s squadron from
Egypt when in pursuit of the French and Spanish fleets in June, 1799. Blocka'lo of Malta and c;tp-
turo of Admiral Perreo's squadron X^ Gt-n^reux 74, Vllte de MarHcilfeSf &c., with a reinforoerocnt
and supplies for the relief of the garrison. Was wrecked and severely injured on board H. M S.
Queen Charlotte when burnt off Leghorn in 1800, only four saved out ot a detachment of nearly
:200 marines, including supemumcrarirs, in all upwards of 700 persons perished. Served at trte
siege of Genoa and Savona. Destruction of the fort of Port Espcxie, and guns carried off by
H. M. S. Santa Dorothea in 1800, to which ship he then belonged. Served in Egypt under the
command of Sir Kalph Abercromby in 1801 (ATtv/^A). In ISOG at Maida. Defence of Gatca
and surrender of Tropea; took possession of the latter town with his detachment. Served again
in Egjrpt with the expedition under Major-General Eraser in 1807. He has been repeatedly
engaged in severe boat actions, and against batteries, and debarked with detachmenta aiding
in capturing and destroying ships and convoys on the enemy's coast Has received the War
Medal with one Clasp.
50 Major General Crawford 8erve<l in a bomb vessel on the coast of France in 1804 and T);
in the lines in front of Sobral in Portugal, in 1809; with the army in Sicily in 1811, 12, and 13;
at the capture of Genoa in 1814; and subsequently in the American war, including the battle
of Bladensburg, and capture of Washington, and engagements before New Orleans, on Ist ond
9rd Jan. 1815.
57 Major General Darby served in Hanover in 1805; at the siege of Copenhagen in 1807;
and the Cornnna campaign in 1808-9. Has the War Medal with one Clasp for Corunna.
58 Major General Lockwood commanded the 3rd Light Dragoons throughout the campaign
of 1842 in Affghanistan under Gen. Pollock (Medal and CB.), and was present at forcing the
Khyber Pass, storming the heights of Ju^ulluck, action of Tezeen and Huftkotul, occupation
of Caboo), siege and capture of Istaliff. He served also in the Punjaub campaign of 1848-9,
and commanded a brigade at the battle of Goojerat (Medal and one Clasp).
59 Sir Richwd Aurey served throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 — first in com-
mand of a Brigade, and afterwards from the disembarkation in the Crimea as Quarter-Master-
General, and was present at the battles of the Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, the siege and
fisll of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, KCB., Commander of the Legion of Honor, Commaader
of 1st Class of the MUitary Order of Savoy, and 2nd Class of the ]Medjidie).
60 The Hon. Sir James Scarlett served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 in command of
the Heavy Cavalry Brigade and afcerwaTds of the Cavalry Division, including the battlea of
the Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, KCB., Com-
mander of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 2nd Class of the Mec^idie).
61 Sir George BuUer served in the Rifle Brigade and commanded its 1st Battalion from
1841 to 1854. He served on the eastern frontier of the Cape of Good Hope in 1847-48-49;
commanded one of the columns which entered the Amatola Mountains in the campaign of 1847
against the Gaika chief Sandilla, who surrendered himself to him. He commanded the troops,
under Sir Harry Smith, which crossed the Orange River in 1848 to suppress the insurrection of
the Dutch Boers — was severely wounded, and bad his horse killed under him in the action of
the 29th August at Boem Plaats, for which he was nominated a CB. Within a few months
after the return of his Battalion to England he re-embarked with it in January 1852 for special
service at the Cape ; was engaged in all the operations in the Watcrkioof in 1852-3, and
commanded the Ist Division of the Army until the close of the Kaffir war (Medal). Returned
to England in January 1854, and in April following embarked as a Brigadier- General of the
Army of the East — commanded a Brigade of the Light Division in the Eastern campaign of
1854-55, including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol: had two horses
shot under him at Inkerman, and suffered a severe contusion of the leg (Medal and Clasps,
KCB., Commander of the Legion of Honor, and 2nd Class of the Medjidie). In Auguat 1856,
appointed to the command of the troops in the lonion Islands.
63 Major General W. H. Sladu was present at SL Sebastian in July and August 1813;
blockade of Bayonne and repulse of the sortie. He was one of the officers selected to accom-
pany the boats from Socoa to the mouth of the river Adour, and to assist in laying the bridge
across. He has received the Silver War 3Iedal with one Clasp for St. Sebastian.
64 Major Qenend King served in a mortar-boat in the Paro of Mea«ina for two montha
'.I/'
ia IS 10. Advanoed into the United States with Sir George FreTOB|*t anny, and commanded
a battery againit Plattsbnrg.
<>r> 3Ittjor General Grantham Bcrvcd at the defence of Cadiz.
ri6 Major General Victor served in the Peninsula from December 1812 to the end of the
war, including the battles of the Nive, Oithesi and Toulouse, for which he Lns the War Mcdul
yulih three Ciaspi.
67 ^liijor General Sherboume Willlnms served at the c.ipture of Guadnloupe in 1815.
tiS Major G. neral Dolton served at Wak-henii and at the siege of Flushing in 1809.
69 Major Geaeral liarry served in the Peninsula from August 1812 to October 18 in, and
was severely wounded by a fija'pe shot, Slst August 1813, when leading a party to the breach
at the storming of St. Subastian. He has received the Silver War Me<1al with one Clasp.
-70 Major General Whin^ates was present at the attack on Algiers by Lord Exmuuth on
27th August 1816. Served with the army in France in 1817 and 1818. . In February 18;}9
was commanding officer of Engineers ^vith tho Field Force in New itruniiirick when the du-
puted tL'rritory wai invaded by the state of Maine. Has the Medal for the battle of Algiers.
71 Major General Gough served as Deputy Qaarter*^Iasti*r- General of the army dnring tho
war in China, and mceived the brevet rank uf Mujor and Lieut. -Colunt-I, together with the Oom-
fianionship of tho B^th, fur hi^ conduct in action, ho having been present in almost every
eugaircment during the cxpe^^ition. Ho was a^trrwards |T<*sent in the battle of Maharajporc,
as Mditary Secretary to the (*-immaniKTin-Chii>f in India ; and ho coinmandoti a iiri^rwio of
oivalry at the biittles of Moodk-.-e and Ferozc^hah, and otHoiutcd as (^lartor-iMastor-Gencr^
in the battle of •S.^broon, and was very severely wounded. Served the Purtjaub campaign of
]84^$-9 as Q'larter- Master •General Quccn'a Truups, and was present iit the battles of Chiliian-
walLah and Goojerat.
72 Major General Forneaux soryc<l in the Peninsula from October 1810 to April 1813, and
waa with the covering array nt the siege of Badaji z.
73 Major General 11. G. li.WiUon served in iXoHond, Belgium, and France, from December
181^ to Janusry 1816, including the battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo.
74 M:ijor General Emmeli*s siTvises : — sieguj of Badjjoz in 1811 and 12; paasjigo of
the Nive, battles before Bayonue, ()rthcs,und Toulouse. Attack on the Airerican liues ac New
Orleans, every ailair on that expe<liiion, and the sicB:e of Fort Bowyer. Slightly wounded at
Bailajoz in 1811; again on the advance towards ()rihes; and very severely wounded at tho
assault of Badajos in 1812. He bai received the Silver War ^ledal with fcur Clasps.
70 Major General Waters servrd in the Peninsula from April 181*2 to September 1814. Was
at Cadiz when the siege was raised in the former year. In 1815 he was present in the actions
of Qiatre Bras and Waterloo. lie led one of the columns to the assault of Peronne on the
2Cih Juno 1815, and was at the capture of Paris.
76 Major General Pilcher served with the boats of tho British fleet in 1801 in their
occasional attacks on the Spanish gunboats and vessels off Cadiz. In 1803 he served in tho
North Sea. In 1804 at the attack on the gun-boats and batteries at Boulogne. On 2'2ud July
1805 in the general action and defeat of tho combined fleet-i of France and Spain ; and on 16tii
Auj^. in action with La Topuze French frigate. In Jan. ISOG he lauded with the It. M. Bat-
talion at tho attack and capture of the Cape of Good Hope ; in June foUowing with the same
Battalion at the attack and defeat of the Spanish troops on the road to Buenos Ay res, and at
the oapture of that city ; also at its detVnce in August, and after three days' action was taken
pri8on«r with the rest of the Britiib. In 1811 he served in tho North Sea in eeveral actions
with Danish gun-boats. In 1813-14 o£P the cuaat of France and America. Appointed to the
2nd Battalion it. M., and as AHljutant was at the attack of the American Army audits defeat on
the r(»ad to Baltimore : at the attack on the American troops at Farnham Church he commanded
the advance. In 1815 he wa3 at the attack of the American Kifle force near Point u Petie, and
at the capture of that fort in West Florida. Trom 1819 to 1821 he served at St. Helena— during
the la«t nine months of Napoleonic* life, and assisted with the Itoyal Marines at his interment
7 7 Major General Thomas Stevens was present blockading Brest, tho Holder, and Cadiz, and was
engaged with battcrie*9. In 1800 he was engaged with gun-bouts in passing convoys thnmgh the
Soanil and Catcgat; in II. M. S. Cerberus^ with convoy of armed transports and gim-boats in the
Galf of Friedland ; in the boats of tho squadron in the successful attack upon the Uussian Flotilla
of heavy armed gun-boats and armed Transports ; and ut the capture of a Russian schooner.
Krom 1836 to 1840 hcservci in tho Royal Marine Battalion on the north coast of Spain; was
detached in command of a company for the defence of the Kustem Heights of L'assages attacked
by the Carlists, and in the Carli«t attack of the Lines on tho Gth June 1836; and he was also pre-
sent at Fuentarabia, 1 1th July 1836. Has received tho Wur Medal with one Cla&p.
78 Major Geaeral (ribsono lauded from tlie Thunderer and served on shoro for eight days in
Bearbavcn Buy in 1804. He was on board tho Safetfuard mortar brig in a bevere acii'ju with a
division of Dauish gun-boats otf A nholt in Juno 181 l,onwhieh occasion tho vessel wiis engaged
for three and a h iif hours, and 19 were killed or wounded out of a complement of 29. The fol-
loiring; yiear he was engaged at Catcria on the north coast of Spain, aiiil accompanied Captain
Parfco with two heavy guns intended for the array besieging Burgos. In 1813 and 14 he served
in the American war, and was present at the attack on Cruney Island, taking of Humpton, de-
fence of the Linf s of Chippewa, and on other occasions on tho Niagara Frontier, where ho sus-
tained a severe fracture ot the Ibit arm, and a violent contusion on tho rigiit bn^ist.
79 Major General Mercer assisted at the destruction of tho French squadron in Basque
Roads. He was repeatedly lauded on the north coast of Spain in 1810, co-operating vvith the
Patriots. lu 1812, while embirkedon board II. M.S. Java^ he was engaged with and cq^^vsxx^^^
by the United States frigate Coiufiltftion. Has rtceived the War MedoX m\.\i ^jti^CW^.
•4/
80 MiQor General Donald Campbell terred at Walcheren in 1809. Has rooei?ed the War
Medal with one Clasp.
81 Major General Why lock ser?ed in Sir Robert Calder*s action off Ferrol; in boats cutting
out from under batteries at llota, 7th April 18U8 ; commanded the lloyal Marines landed from the
Auf^lo-Sioilian Squadron to assist in thu defence of the island of Capri when besieged by Gen.
la Mart^uc; at the capture of Leda from the harbour of Rovip^no, Ist April 1809; at the attack
and capture of a convoy under protection of a battery at Possaro, Sdrd April; on 15th Muy
at the attack on the town of Ituta iiud destruction oi seyon vessels; on 8th September at the
cutting out of La Puglieafc fiom the harbour of Barletta. On 1st June 1812, commanded a
•torming party in Isle Verte, near Toulon — enemy routed and a dcmi-lune battery destroyed.
At the capture of tho Island of Powza, 27 th February 1013 ; at the cutting out of an armed
vessel from under the batteries of Orbetcllo» 9th May; and Uth Oct. following, at the capture of
leventeeu vessels at Marinello, after destroying a bittery which protected them ; at the siege
and capture of St Maria in March, and the siege and capture of Gerona in April, 1814; com-
manded the Royal Marines at tho storming and capture of SidoD,26th Sept. 1840 (made Brevet-
Major), and was slightly wounded in the left arm; on 10th Oct. was in command of a super-
numerary battalion when the city and garrison (2,000 men) of Beyrout surrendered ; was senior
otticer of Marines at the bombardment and capture of St. Jean d'Acro (Medal). Ho has
received the War Medal with two Clasps.
82 Major General Bury served with the Royal Marine Hattallon on the north coast of
Spain in 183G-38 (Knight 1st Class St. Fernando).
84 Major General C. C. Pratt was at the taking of Capri in the B-iy of Naples, under Sir
Sidney Smith, I lih May 1806. At the cutting out of six armed vessels from under the bat-
teries of Lumica, in tho Island of Cyprus, in Junuary 1808. Belongi-d to the Battalion of Koyal
Marines commanded by Sir James Mulcolm, which bcrved in Spain, the coast of Amrica, and
Canada, for four years, and was present at all the services prrformed by it, including the battle
of FraiDpton in the Chcsapcnhc, and the stormiuf]^ and tdking of the enemy's fort and post of
Oiwego on Lake Ontario. Served also in the B ittalion of Koyal Marines in Spain and was
present at the battles of the IGtli June 1830, and Ilernani ICth March ftdlowing, together with
ail the services performed there for nearly four years (Knight Ist Class St. Fernando).
85 Major General Gillespie was landed with n detachment of lloyal Marines ut Rosas on
7th Nov. 1808, and occupied the citndeL Present at the sortie on the 8th, when tho Bntish
were forced by the superior number of the enemy to retire. Served on the China expedition
(Medal), and was present at the attack and capture of the forts and works at Chuenpee, and
ihe capture of Annunghoy and North Wuntong.
86 Mijor General Garmston was at the taking of Fort Koupan, Isle of Timor, in 1614 :
capture of Java in 1812; attack of Palambaug, Isle of Sumatra, and Sambass, Isle of Borneo ;
Algiers in 181G. Present at the Sortie from Bilboa 15th May ; the advance on the 28th May ;
and was wocmded at the defence of the lines of San Sebastian 6th June, 1836. He has received
the Military War Medal with one Clasp for Java ; the Naval War Medal with one Clasp for
A^iers ; and the Order of San Fernando for service in Spain.
87 Msjor GeneralJobn Harvey Stevens served in tho West Indies, &c. in 1806 and 1807,
during the expedition to Walcheren in 1809, and was engaged in several flotilla ufFairs on
the Scheldt Served also at the successful defence of Cadiz and of Tarifa in 1810 and 1811 ;
was engaged in several detached operations, particularly in one of a severe character on the
river Guadalquiver. In 1813 was employed on the ooaet of America, where he was engaged
in an attack on Craney Ltland, and at tho taking of Hampton and Ocracoko under Sir
George Cockburn. Served in Canada at the taking of Oswego, on which occasion he was
mentioned in Sir Gordon Drummond's despatches. Engaged during a six weeks' siege of
Fort Erie, and was intrusted with the construction of a field-work for the defence of the
right of the position on Chippewa Creek, which was menaced by a very superior force. In
1816 he was on board the Queen Charlotte at the attack on Algiers under Lord Exmonth
by whom he was detached to fire carcases at the enemy's vessels within the Mole. He was
also present at the demonstrations before Algiers under Admiral Sir II. B. Neale. Has received
the War Medal with one Clasp.
88 Major General Beignolds served with the 49th on the China expedition (Medal), and
was present at the storming of the heights and forts above Canton, tHkio^ of Amoy, second
capture of Chusan, storming of the fortified heights of Chinhae, taking of Ningpo, nttack and
capture of the enemy's entrenched camp on the heighri of S^goun (severely wounded), capture
of Chapoo (wounded), Woosung, and Chin Kiang Foo, and landing before IS'ankin. Served
throughout the Burmese war of 1852-53 (Medal), nearly the entire period as a Brigadier. On
the 4th April 1852 embarked with a force of 1.400 men from Maulmein for the attack on Mar-
taban. Commanded at the attack on shore. Was on board H. jAI. S. linttler during tho ship's
engagement with and destruction of the stockades on the river side in front of liangoon, 11th
April; the following morning landed at Kungoon in command of the 18th lloyal Irish. On
13th April succeeded to the command of the 1st Bengal Brigade, which he commanded
throughout the war, and was present at tho storm and capture of Rangoon, capture of Prome.
and repulse of the enemy on the night of 8th Decemhr r 1852. For his ftervi'*es, tras sevcml
times recommended by General Godwin to the G<>vernor-G(npral of India in ConnciU
Returned from India with the 18th Hoyal Irish in May 1854; embarked December following
for the Crimea, and was at the siege of Sebnitopol untd Aprd 1855 (Medal and C!n9p).
89 MajcT G<:neial Hugh Evans served in Uiypses and Baro9m from 1810 to 1815 on the
West India and North America station, and was engaged in the whole of the operations of the
sqoadron up (he Chesapeake in 1813.
Viar iServices of the Uenerai Officers, 2b
90 Mftjor General JjymAk haa the War Medal witn two Clasps for Egypt and Faentes d'Onor.
91 M^or (General Dlggle serFed with the 52iid Regt. in bioilv, under Sir John Moore, and
on the expedition to Oouenburgh. Subsequently be serTed in the Peninsula, and was present
during the retreat and at the battle of Curunna, at also in the action of the Cos, battle of Buiuco,
mod affairs when the Army fell bock upon the Lines of Torres Vedros. He scrvpd also the
campaini of 1813; 14, and 15, including the t^'O uttucks ou the forcititd village ot Murxem. —
in the Tatter of wliich ho oummuiided the 2 ad Battaliun in the advance upun Antiverp I'ur the
bombardment of the French Fleet. Ho was ulso present at the battle of WattTloo, where
during the repulse of the French Imperial Guard he was severely wounded, end received the
Brevet of MHJor. He has received the ^Var Medal with tivo Clasps for Cornnna ami liuKaci>.
92 Major Geueral BelsUes ser^'ud with the 2nd Uuttulion 4tli Kegt. iu the expedition to
Wale here n in 1809. On the 1st BittaUou arriving in Portugal, he resigned his stitf apptiint-
ment as Military Secretary at Gibraltar, and joined that Bcittuliun thc-n btuiion< d at Torres
Vedras, and served with it during the whole advanco t'rom Santarem and the Lines, and was
present during several affiiirs ; also at the battle of Fucntes d'Onor. In Dec. 1811 was appointed
Aide-de-Camp to Sir James Leith, and was present at thn storming of Bi&dajoz. battle of
Salamanca, and storming of St. Sebastian (mentioned iu Dispatches). Served undtr Lord
Lynedoch at the passage of the Bidassoa, and was attached to Lord Hopetown ai the paiisjgei
of the Aduurand the blockade of Bayonne : he lias the War Medal with tV>ur Clasps.
93 Major General B. Oriand<> Jon^s accomfvunied the ''iOlh to Hanover, and served the cam-
puigu of 1805-6. Embarked for the iVniusula in 1808, and served thruughuut the whole of thai
aii-1 the following campaigns without having bef n absent from his duty lor a single day, and wa^
present at the battles of Huieia and Vimicra. Attached to ihc PurtuguesCbcrvice in April 1 8i)9,and
■erved at the battle of Busaoo, occupation of the L^nes at Lisb4Ui. actions uf Pouibal, lie<linha, and
Coudeiza, Tuente de Muroella, Catal Nova, Ceira, Guard a, Fox d'Arouce, Siihugal, and Futiitca
d*Onor, storming the forts at Salamanca (wounded), buttle of Vitioria, actions of U'tdota and
Villa Franca (severely wounded), passage of the Bidassoa, battles uf the Nivelle, liuyoinie (dth
Dec.), St Jean do Luz (11th, 12th, and i'Uh I>ec.)i passage of the Adour, blockade of Bayonuo
and repulse of the sortie. He has received the Silver War Medal wltli seven Clasps ; and is a
Knight of Charles the Third of Spain.
94 Major General Crokat served in Sicily in 1S07; in Portugal in 1HU8, under Sir Arthur
WeUealev; iu Spain and at Corunna under Sir John Moore; on tho Walcheren expedition in
1809; subsequently in the Peninsula. He hail charge of Napoleon at St Helena when be died,
and he brought home the despatches of his death. Served afterwards in tho Ea.*>t Indtps. Ho
baa received the War Medal with four Clasps for Vimicra, Corunna, Vittoria, and l*yrenecs
(severely wounded).
96 Major General Norcliffe served in the Peninsula with the 4th Dragoons, and was present
at the battles of Talavera, Bosaco, and Albuhera; cavalry action ut Usagre, and battle (»f Sila*
manca, in which last he was severely wouuded and taken prisoner. He has received the War
Medal with tour Clasps.
96 Sir Josias Cloete served in the 15th Hussars from 1809 to 181.3, as Aide-dp-Camp to Lord
Charles Somerset, the Governor aud Commaoder-iuChit^f at the Cape of Good llopfj'rom 1813
to the end of 1816, when he was sent in command of an exppditinn to tako possession of the
islands of Tristan d'Acunhu. Servnd in India during the Pindarree and Mahratta W:ir fn>m
1817 to 1819. Appointed to act as Deputy Quarter-Mastrr-General ut the Cape in 1820, and
conducted tho landing and settlement of a large body of emigrants srnt out by Government. In
1822 was sent homo with important despatches, ami received the brevet rank of Mdjor. In 1835
nominated vlKH. Iu 1840 became Deputy Quarter- Master* General at the C:ipe. In lS42
oommanded a bodj of troops sent to Natal to relieve a detachment besieged by Insurgent Buers,
fbr which service^was named a CB, Served during the Kaftir wars of 1846, and of I8ol-.58,
(Medal), including the campaign in the Basoota cuuntry, and the battle ot Burea. Jn acknow-
ledgment of his services, received tho honour of Xnighthood.
97 Mfljor General George Macdonald accompanied the expedition to Hanover in 1805: joined
the army in Sicily in 180H, and was employed with it in its variuus opt rations until 18M) ; in
the latter year he went with the expedition to Naples, and was present at the capture of Isehia
and Procida; returned to Sicily and employed against the French army in 1811; in 18l:> was
employed in Spain, including the battle ol Castalla, and sioge of Tarragnna ; embarked lor
Canada in 1814, and was present at the operationn beiore Plattsburg. Ho 8ervc<l uiso the
cafflpaig;n of 1815, and received three wounds at Waterloo, viz. in the leg, in the neck, and
through the body, wounding the lungs.
98 Mi^or General D«rinKy*8 services:— Campaign and battle of Corunna (sevorely wounded
in bnth knees) ; expedition to Walcheren, including the siege and capture of Flushing ( wouuded
in left arm). In the Peuinsula campaigns, from December 1810 to the end of that war in
1814, including the affairs of Pombal and Rediuha, re-capture of Ciimpo Mayor, capture of
OUrenpa, l>kt siege of Badnjos, battle of Albuhera, siege and capture of CiuHad Budrigis siege
and capture of Bidajoz, battle of Salamanca, aftiir of Aldpa de Ponto, retreat from Aladrid,
affairs of Osma and Jocauna, battle of VittDria, bhjckade of Pampeluna, affairs of KonceKvalleR,
Zubiai, &c., battles of Pampeluna, 28th July, and of tho Pyrenofs, doth July, affairs of
Echalar, St. £stevan, &c., capture of San Sebastian, pasAage of the iiidas^on. battle of the
NivcUe (dangerously wounded through tho body, reported killed); battle ot Orihes, affairs of
Baatiue de la Clarence, and Gave d^Oleron. Twice wounded, mut-lcet-ball in le<t arm, and by
A spKnter of a shell in the chest at the battle of Toulouse, but did not quit the field. He hsja
racaived the Gold Medal for Toidouse, and the Silver War Medal and mue C\ai^
99 Migor Qenend Windham lerred the Sastem campaign oi \%5\-S5, aa a.'n. KmaiM
25a War Services of the General Officers.
Quartermaster General up to the fall of Sebaitnpol, and wu promoted Mojor Ginoral '* fur hii
(listlngaifthed condactin naming with the greatest intrepidity and coolness headed thecolanm of
attitck which assaulted the enemy's defences on the 8th September 1855'* (Modal and Cia«pa,
CB., Commander of the Legion of Honor, Commander 1st Class of the Military Order of Savoy,
and 2nd Class of tho Mcdjidie). Served in the Indian campaign of 1857-08. and commanded
a Divibicn throughout the operatiors at Cawnporo in Not. and Dec. 1857 (I^Ecdal).
KM) Major General Yule serted in Canada during the greater part of the war of 1812-1814;
was present at the affair of Street's Creek, and dismantled under lire the bridge there, by whitrh
the adTance of a superior force of tho enemy was retarded ; was also in the actions of Chippewa
(liorse mortally wounded) and Lundy's Lane.
101 Mej or General James Gordon's services: — attack on tho Castle of Scylla, Juno 180t);
sief:o and capture of Sunta Maura, March 1810.
102 Major General Ashmorc was in the Monarch in Sir Samuel Hood's action with the
French frigates in 180G. From November 1807 till August 1809 in the 6rra;/t7^ii«, employed
lit the Cape of Good Hope, Madagascar, and blockade of the Manritiu?. From February 1*810
to January 1812 in tho Paictiers blockading Brest, Basque Uoads, and in the Tagus: whilst in
Basque Roads, was freciuently in the boats sent to annoy the coasting trade, a service that
brought them continually und<*r fire of the batteries, or into action with the pin-buats. When
in the Tagus, was with the detachment of Marines sent with a small force of Portuguese under
General Truut to destroy the Pontoons preparing by Marshal Massena at Santarcm to cross
tho Tagus: was on pi(iuet under that town tho ni|iht of tho Marshal's retreat from the Lines.
In 1812 he was attached to the 2nd Battalion at Snntander, north coast of Spain. On tho
return of the battalions to England ho joined the 1st Battalion; was at tho attack on Norfolk,
taking of the town of Hampton. &c. SVhen the battalion was broken up at Isle Aux Nuix ho
was left for Lake service till 1817. From August 1826 to August 1829 was serving on the
South American station in the Ganges : was landed at Rio, on the occasion ot the German and
Irish troops revolting in 1828, to protect tho Imperial family and palace of San Chri&toph, and
co-operate with the French and other forces landed to quell the mutiny.
103 Major General John Cox, with the exception of a few months, served throughout tho
whole of the Peninsular war with the 95th (RiHe Brigade), commencing with the first afiair, at
ObidoB, 15th Aug. 1808. Uo was also engaged with the enemy in the following battles, sieges,
actions and affairs : — Battles of Roleia and Vimiera, and surrender of Lisbon ; subsequent
campaign in Spain with Sir John Moore's Army, including its retreat — outpost affairs at
Talavera, night defence of tho post of Barba del Puerco against very superior numbers,
affairs of Gaflegos and Barquilla; action at Almeida, and defence of the bridge against every
effort to forco it ; affairs at Mora Murta and Jula ; battle of Busaco ; affairs at Alenquer,
Aruda, and Santarem ; defence of the Lines of Torres Yedras ; actions with Marshal Masseiia's
Kear-guard at Pombal, Kedinha, Condeixa, Caza Nova, Foz d'Arouce, Ponte de Marcel) a,
Freixadas and Sabugal ; at Almeida fivo successive days ; at Marialva Bridge ; battles of tho
3rd and 5th May 181 1 at Fuentes d'Onor ; affairs at Naves d'Aver ond Forcaylos ; siege and
atorming of Ciudad Rodrigo ; action at San Milan ; battle of Yittoria ; actions with tho French
Itear-guard at Ecfaurrianos, P;imp«luna, and forcing the heights of Santa l^irbara and Pass of
Bchalar ; at Vera, and carrying the entrenchments in its Pass ; battles of tho Pyrenees ;
several affairs at outposts ; battles of Nivelle and Nive ; action at Tarbea ; victory of the Idth
June at Waterloo, and capture of Paris. He was wounded at Yimeira by a mosket-ball ;
received a contusion in the head at Redinha, a compound fracture of the left arm at the storm*
ing of Ciudad Rodrigo white clearing the left breach, and left leg badly fractured (ball lodged )
in driving the enemy from the heights of Tarbes. Joined tlio army in Belgium, under the
Prince of Orange, in the autamn of 1814; served the Waterloo campaigns in that country, and
with the Army of Gccupation in France, until its embarkation for England hi 1818. He has
received the War litcdal with ten Clasps.
104 Major General W. H. Law served in the Peninsula from Sept. 181.3 to the end of the
war, including the battles of Nivelle and Nive, for which he La) the War M<;^ul with two Cissps.
105 Major General Marshall served iu the Peninsula from January 1811 to October 1813,
including the first siege of Badujox, sif go and storm of Ciudad Rodrigo, siege and storm of San
Sebastian. Slightly wounded at Ciudad Rodrigo 16th Jan. 1812 ; severely wounded twice by
mnsket-shots at San Sebastian 3 1st August 1813, when leading the advance of the column of
attack up the great breach. He has received the War Medal with tlircc Clasps.
lOti Major GoQcrjl Piper served six campaigns in the Peninsula, France, and Flanders, from
March 1810 to the 27ih Jan. 10. From 1810 to 12 was employed in tho Lines of Lisbon and
Almeida; and from Jan. 1812 to the conclusion of hostilities in 1815, held the command of a
Division of a Pontoon Train (having bcon entrusted during that period with the orgHuizatiou
and equipment of four several bridges) ; threw tho bridges uf tho Guodtana, Tacui^, Bidasson,
Gave d'Olcron, Garrunnc, and Seine; served in thu trenehos at tho last siege of l^idajoz, from
the morning of the 18th to the 23rd of March, when the bridges of communlcition below the
town being destroyed and sunk, was despatuJied (by order of the Commander of the Forces) to
re*establish and remain with them — passing shot, shell, and ammunition during the nights, and
provisions during the daytime — for the remainder of the operations j received the thanks of Sir
Roirland Hill at the passngn of the Tagus in August same yimr, on the advance of his column
bridgt
dc la Reiua and Badjjuz, to Elvas, and finally to Abrantes ; where, equipping a fresh train of
bo»hi for the optrationa of tho ensuing year, adTaaced with the army from Sabugal and F^y-
tVar Services of the General Officers. 256
nada lo tho Efaro and Yittorut passage of the Bidassoa in Oct. and latter part of the blockade
of Pampeluna ; actions of tho 9tb and Uth Dec. 1813 at Bavonno ; do. Tonloute inl814 ; passed
and repassed His Grace the Commander of the Forces and Staff durini; the operations of the
day, from the right to the left bank of the river, on a fly-raft of three boats ; and 8uba€iiaontIy»
admncing to Mongisoard on the Canal Royal du Midi, proceeded thoncoto Bordt^anx. Pn^coudecl to
Ceylon, East Indies, 1 6th June 1816. Served as commandiug tnuinef r in tli'j Kaiidian IVovlncca,
during the iniurrections o( 1817 and 18. lie has received the \Var Medal with throe Clasps.
107 Major General Faddy, prior to entering the Royal Artillery, vas a Mid«hiptu!in on board
the Ania, at the capture of the Dutch Fleet in Saldanha Bay in 1796: present at tho attack on
Fort Jerome, St. Dumingo, and at the sif-ge and capture of the city uf Saoto Dimiugo in 1809;
aerred in the Fcnicsula and France from July 1810 to June 1814, including the biege of San
Sebastian, passage of tho Adour, invcatmcut of lUyonne and repulse of the sortie, bcbidvs
varions minor aftairs.
108 Major General II. R. Moor served in the Peninsula from June 1809 to June 1813, inoludiog
the battles of Busaco, Fucntcsd'Onor, and Salamanca ; sivgi's of Cludud llodrigo and Ba4]ajoz,
action at Castrajon, and twelve other affairs with tho enemy. Has tlio War ^Icdul with five CUisps.
109 Mijor General F. R. Thomson was attached to the rrusdiaii army iu 1815, and served
at Manbcuge, Landrecy, FbiUipvillc, and KocroL
110 Major General Hughes served in tho 8Utli Rc^t. with the army in Biirmah in ISS^-r).";
was present at the capture and occupation of Vrome, and ut tae night attack of the enemy on
the camp at Prome, 8 ])t>c. 18i32. Comuiacdcd the expedition seLt into tho Poungdoy district
in Feb. and March 1853 ; sUw*cecded in capturing arms and ammuuiliou, oiid iu bringing to
Frome a large quantity of grain (Medal).
111 Mojor General Colu has received the Medal for tho Kiflir w.ir of ISjl-^a, during which
he commanded tho Royal Engineers in South Africa.
112 Major Gnnvral \V. Yorkc Moure served as a Captain in the 39th RcgU throughout tho
campaign against tlie R-jjah of Courg in April 18o4.
113 Major General Matson served in the Peninsula from Nov. 1812 to the end of tho war,
ineloding the aifair of Sin Milan, advance of the army and crossing the £bro, battle of Vitturia,
blockade of Pampeluna, ficges and storm of Sin Sebastian, passage of tho Btda»soa, battle of
the Nivelle, blockade of Bayonrie and repulse of tho sortie. In IS 15 on the expedition to
America; and witli the army in the Netherlands from June 1815 to Nov. 1818. lie has
received the Silver War Medal with three Clasps.
1 14 Major General Booth's ser vices :— Siege of Callinger (wounded at tho assault). Nepanl
war in 1814, including the sieges of Kolunga, Nahu, aad Jetuck. ^Iiihratta war in 1817-lB,
including the sieges of Singhur, Latorak, Pouruudcr, and Wursetca. Burmese war in 1S24«5,
wounded at tho storming of Martalxin.
115 Major General Greaves served with the 7th Fusiliers in America, in the campaign of
1814, a«id was also present in the at' auk on New Orleans, on the sth Jan. 1815.
116 Major General Alves served tho whole of the campaigns in Spiin, Puitugal, and
France, of 1310, 11, 12, i;), and 14, with tho 74th in Pictons division, without having ever
been absent from it lor a singlo day, including the battle of Busaco, retreat to the lines of
Torres Vcdros, occupation of them, and subsequent advance in pursuit of Masscna, actions
at Pombal, Rcdinha, Fox d*Arou?e, Guarda, anU Sabugal, battle of Fuentes d'Onor, liege of
Badajox in June 1811, actions at £1 Bodon and Aldoa do Ponte, siege and storm of Ciudad
Bodrieo, sieg^*, storm, and escalade of the Castle of BmIsjok in ISlarch and April 1812, battle
of SiJamanc*, capture of ^Madrid and the Retire, affiiirs on the retreat from Madrid to
SsUmanci and Portugal in Nov. 1812, subsequent advance and passage of the Ebro, battle
of Vittoria, blockale of Pampcluna, the battles in the Pyrenees on tho 27 tb, 28th, and 30th
Jnly, battles of tho Nivello, the Nive, and Orthcs, actions of Vic Bigorre and Tarbes, and
battle of Toulouse. Uo has tho War Medal with eleven Clasps for Busaco, Fuentes d*Oaor,
Ciudad Rodrig(>, Badajoz, Salimanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, NiveJJe, Nive, Orthcs, and Toulouse.
117 Major General Alex. ^L Fiaser was employed in the expedition against Sambas in the
Island of Borneo.
118 Major Gt>ncral W. H. £lli(.>tt embarked with the Regt. for Lisbon, 2GtQ Jan. 1811, and
was present at the battle of Fncntes d'Onor, covering tho siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, second siege
of Badsjos, affair neor Val Moresco, battle of Salamanca, capture of Madrid and the R'Hiro,
covcrinj; the Hiege of Burgos, retreat into Portugal, during which operation he served as Aidc-
dc-Camp to CoWncl Mitchell, 51st Regiment, commanding the Brigade, and rccf ivod a contu-
sion on the shoulder when in tho act of delivering an order to an ollicer iu advance. In Junn
181'), he was appoiutc<l un Aide-d<.-Camp to Mujur-Generul Ingll^, and was present at tho
battles of the Pyrenees, 30th and 31st July — recaved a fledh wound, nud had a bin-so killed;
action at Lesaca., passage of the Adour, battle of Nivelle, attack of tho htights of St. Pe, and
battle of Orthcs. Ap'^iuiatcd Major ot Brigade to the Ibt Brigade, 7tli Division, and served as
auch nntil the end of that war. lie has received tho War Medal and five C-Iasps. Served
also the campaign cf lb 15, indudlng tho battle of WuU'vloo, capture of (.'amhray. and capitu-
lation of Paris. Served in command of tho Madras Brigadu throughout the Barmcsn war
of 185203; was on hoard tho steam frigaU> i'Vroaz daring the Naval h^ti n and destruction
of the enemy's stookados on the liangoun River, and Aorvei tn Brij^udier communiing the
Madras Force durmg the succeeding three days' operations in the vicinity, and at the storm
and capture of Rangoon.
119 Major General Hawkins commanded the Royal Marines, about 200 slron<r, ut th«
attack and destruutioa of Malloodoo, in Borneo.
130 Mi^ General Jamea Clarke served in tho attack on tho KokAUiii ^ccnA^^^iNi^ ^liii \»^
26c fVdr Services of (lie General Officers^
teriea on Feroola Point in 1809. At the capture of Goodoloupe in 1810, and at the battle of
Algiers. War Medal with two Clasps.
12S Major General Ejre*s sernces: — ^Expedition to Portugal and occupation of Lisbon in
1808; advaaco upon Madrid and retreat to Corunoa in 1808-9; affair at Lugo and battle of
Corunna, for which he has received the Silver War Medal wiih one Clasp. Eighteen jearscon-
tinufd service in the West Indies, from Oct. 1810 to April 1828; and in command of the Bjjal
ArttlJery in China, at Bung Kong, from August 1847 to May 1851.
123 Major General Childs served in H. M. S. Gibraltar^ blockading Cherbonrg, L^Orient,
and Basque Roads, and frequently in bouts cutting out Frr uch cousttrs. Early in 1813 he
volunr«ered to serve in the Ist Battalion under Colonel Sir Richard Willinmsin the Chesapeake,
and was at the attick of Craney Island, taking of the enemy's camp ut Hampton, and capture
of Kent Island, and in many minor engagement j on the enemy*s coast; after which he accom-
panied the battalion to Canada, and was actively employed on the Frontiers, and frequently in
command of gun-boats on Lake Chaniplain. On the 11th S^^pt. 1814 he wui engaged on board
the Confiancet in one of the most severe actions fought during the war, in which Commodore
Downie (the captain of the ship). Captain Anderson, R.M., and 41 men were killed, and
upwards of 100 wounded, out of a complement of 200. He also served the Syrian campaign
(Medal) of 1840, including the attack and capture of Sidon, capture of Beyrout, bombardment
of Acre, and other desultory services. Uas received the War Medal with one Clasp.
124 Major General AV. F. Williams served in Sjnegai, Goree, and Sierra Leone during 1811
and 12 ; and in the Peninsula from August 1813 to the end of that war, including Sin Sebas-
tian, the passage of the Bidassoa, battles of Ni voile and Nive (11th, 12th, und 13th Dec), and the
investment of lUyonne. He embarked for Bordeaux in 1814 with the expedition to the Chesa-
peak under General Ross, and was wounded at the battlf" of Bladensburg, first slightlv in the
left arm, and again severely by a musket-ball through the left shoulder. lie served subse-
quently for several years in the West Indies; and he was sent on a particular i^ervice to Canada
during the insurrection in that country in 1838 and 1839, whence he returned in Juno 1843, and
was, the month following, again sent on a special service to Ireland, lie has received the War
Medal with three Clasps fur St. Sebastian, Nivelle, and Nive.
125 Major General Cartwright served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 with the Gist, including
the battles of the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has received the
Silver War Medal with five Clasps. Served the campaign of 1815 with the 10th Hussars, and
was present at the battle of Waterloo.
126 Major General Gore served the campaign of 1815 with tho SOth, and was slightly
wounded at Waterloo.
127 Major General Goodsman served in tho Peninsula with the 61st, and was wounded at
Talavera, for which battle he has received the War ^ledal with one Clasp.
128 Major General Pringle Taylor proceeded in 1811 to join the 22od Dragoons in the East
Indies, where he served until their return to Europe and disbandment, 25th October 1820. Ue
was in the field in 1815 and 16, and during the whole of tho Mahratta war in 1817, 18, and 19;
the published official records show that bis conduct was conspicuons in the Brigade Cavalry
actions of Bucktowlie and of Nagnore, and of Ashta (20th Feb. 1818), when he incurred, as
Brigade Major, the responsibility of countermanding the retreat and ordering measures which
terminat4d in the entire defeat of the IVishwa, the death of the gallsnt Gokla, and the rescue
of the Rajah of Satarrah, the most influential events in terminating the war. At the siege of
Capaol-droog, he commanded a battery at the storm (13ch May 1819), he blew open the first
gate with a galloper gun of the 22od Dragoons, and heading the Forlorn Hope, he stormed in
Bttcoession the five distinct circles of fortifications, every man and officer of his party being
either killed or wounded; he received at the summit of that strong hill fort, at the moment of
•necess in its capture, a shot through his lungs and body that killed the Grenadier behind him«
The Governor- General of India specially recommended him to favourable consideration for his
services in India. In 1823 and 24 he was employed in tho Cape Cavalry against the CafTres.
In Jan. 1841 he was relieved from a bullet which had been in his body since 1819. In Aug.
1846 his life was imperilled from a surgical operation const^quent upon the passage of some
doth driven into him by a shot. In Nov. 1848 he was relieved from a piece of bone broken in
his body by a shot. From April 1854 to Dec. 1857 he was a Colonel on the Staff at the Cape
of Good Hope, where at a period of peculiar difficulty and imminently threatened war he com-
manded in Kaffraria then under martial law. In 1827 ho was sent to England from Malta to
establish discipline in a corps that had fired at and nearly killed their Adjutant, their insubordina-
tion sustained by a turbulent mob at a period ot popular excitement. He took command and
the battalion shot at him three times on the public parade, they fired into his windows and shot
through the cheek a field aide who stood behind him. Without calling in other troops he sup-
Sressed the mutiny, and alone he overawed the fury of the mob. Tho approbation of his
I»j(>r General was submitted by his Lt.Goneral to the Horse Guards, and elicited through the
Adjutant General the Sovereign's record that ** the decided and necessary measures to which he
had resorted had effectunlly repressed the spirit that prevailed when he assumed the command."
129 Major General Cater served in the Peninsula from April 1810 (4) January 1814, including
the di^fenee of Cddiz, battle of Biirro^a, and sie^e of Tdrra^ona. Served ulio the campaign of
ISl.'i. including the battle of Waterloo, and taking of Cam bray and Paris. Ho has received
the Silver ^Va^ Medal with one Clasp lor Barroiia.
130 Major General Swinburne served with the 1st Guards in Holland under Lord Lynedoeh,
and snbscqoently in the Peninsula and South of France. Also the campaign of 1815, lucluding
the batslet of Quatre Bras and Waterloo, storming of Feronne, captnre of Paris : at Peronne he
ooBimMided a itonmng p«rty. He Mrved afterwards with the Army of Oooupation in Ftanc««
rw «•>* ^^w v^s^-vrv «^/ wiar^ir v^ v«%w« iivw ^^ gmnt^r^tf wa MTV^IV
131 M^or Qeneral Whichcote joined the 52nd as a volonteer in December 1810, and lerred
with it in the Peninsula, France, and Flanders, and was present in the actions of Sabogal, £1
Bodon, and Alfayates, siege anri storm of Ciudai Rudri;^, and of Badajoz, battle of Salamanca,
retreat from Burgos, battle uf Vittoria, aution at Vuro, battles of the Pyrenees, NivpUe, the Nire,
Orthes, Tarbes, Tuuluune, and Waterloo. lie has rcceivcil the Wur Mcflal with nine Clasps.
132 Major General Butl(:r served the campiiign of 1815 with the 3rd Battalion of the Grena-
dier Guards, and was preHcat in the bittlcs uf Quiiru Bra3 and Waterloo (where he carried
the colours j, storming of Pornunp, and capiuro of Ptiris.
133 Maj >r General John Canopbell served the WuUtIoo campai;;n with the 44th Foot.
134 Major Generul Piomer VuuDg borvc-d as A'ijutant of tht* 89th at the capture of the Isle of
France iu 1810, aod at the capture of Java in 1811 (for wliicli he has receivcil the War Medal
with one Clasp), on which Iti^^t service ho was wounded in the action of Weltevreden, and also
at the storming of Fort Cornells; aud was, for his couduct on those occasions, appoiuted, by
Major-GencraT Sir K >bert Gillespie, Mjjor of Brigade to the Bitavia Division of the Force.
Accompanied Sir Robert as such iu the arduous operations again»t Djocjocartu in 1812, which
terminated bj the storm of that capital (severely wounded), and capturu of the Sultan. Served
as Major of Brigade on the expedition to Ava from June 1824 until the close of the Burmese
y»\\x in 1S2C, and was present at the principal atfairs duriug that period, including operations
in the vicinity of lUiiigoon, defeat of Ijandoo1a*s army at the Sheeredugecn Pugoda, Ta voy,
Mtrgui, Kokein, Dtuobiu, Prome, M( lloon, and Pugahm Mew. He s<'rved in Canada in com-
mand of the Johnstown District duriiit^ the iudurrectittn of lS3y, and commanded the
Tnxips in the attack and defeat of the Brigands uudi r Van Scoulrz at the Windmill Point
near Pre!>cott, on the 13ih Nov. of that jear, aud wad promoted to Lieut.-Colonel by brevet in
conseijiience.
135 Mnjnr General Dunn served the c»inDpaign of 1805 in Italy; battle of M^iida and capture
of SLi^lla Casiile in 1806; exp'.^diiiou to Ke>>P^ ^^ 1807, inciudiiig the attack on Alexandria and
It isetta, aud battle of £1 lla(nut(tak(u prirtom-r). Dof»>nce of Sc^liu Caitlo in 1808 ^ Peninsular
campaigns of 1810 und 11, including oper.itioiH before Ciudud Uixlrigo, opf^rations between the
Aguadaand Almeida, bjittlea of the Coa, Bii.-aeo, and Albuhera; action-i oX Uaagre and Aldeade
Pouio, at which last he was severely wounded in the groin by a muaket ball, which remains un-
extracted S rved aUo in the American wur in 1814, iucluding the taking of Moose Ibland, and
occupation of Castiue. lias the War Medul with three Clai^ps ior i\[aidn, Bu>aco, and Albuhera.
13(5 Mdjor General Fogo served in America during the whole war, including the battle of
Piatt iburs^.
137 Major General the Honourable William Arbuthnott served in the Peninsula, and was
present at the passage of the Douro, and the battles of Oporto, Talavera, and Bosaco : for
the two last ho has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
138 Major General Blachley served in the Ptninsula and France from Feb. 1812 to Aug.
1814, including the siege and capture of Bidajox, affair of Castrujon, battle ot Salamanca,
capture of Madrid and the lietiro, siege of Burgos, and retreat from thence, affair of Osma,
battle of Vittoria, siege and capture of Sun Sebastian (both operations), passage of the Bidatsoa
and the Nivelle, actions of the 9th, lOih, llth, and 12lh Dec. 1813, in front of Bayonne, passage
of the Adour, investment of Biyonne and repulse of the sortie, on which occasion he was
wounded in the head by a musket-ball. He has received the Silver War ^iedal with tive Clasps.
139 Major General Belson served in the Peninsula and South of Franco from July 1809 to
the end of the war in 1814, including the retreat from Talavera, action in front of Almeida,
action of the Coa, battle of Busiico, actions nt Pombal, Itediuha, Cazal Xova, Foz d*Arouce,
and Sabagal ; battle of Fuentcs d*()nor, actions on the heights of the Agueda, sieges of Ciudad
li>jdrigo and Badajt)!, actions at Caiitrajon (doverely wounded), San Munos, San Milan, and
Oitma; battle of Vittoria, action with the French, 28th June 1813, in the morning before they
entered Pampeluna, in which he captund their Isbt guu from Vittoria ; actions in the P^^reneen,
passage of the Nivelle, Nive, and Gave d OJeron ; and battle of Orthes, besides various minor
affairs and skirmishes. He has received the War Modal with nine Clasps.
141 Major General Tonvnshend served with the 41 «t li^ut. in the American war, and was
present at the taking of Fort Niagara, Blackrock, and BuffaUs battle of Lundy's Lane, and
assault on Fort Erie 14th August 1814, where he wui severely wounded through the left
shoulder, lie was promoted to the Brevet rank of Lieut. -Colonel for services during the
Cantidian Rebellion in 1837-38.
142 Major General Wright served tho campaign against the Uajah of Coorg in 1831, and
received a very severe injury in the right leg in leading the advanced attack at the taking of
the stockade of Periapatam, the frontier stockade of tho Coorg territory. In 1839 he was
employed in the operations against Kurnool, and was severely and dangerously wounded at
the affair ol' Zorapore on the !8rh of O.riober. He commanded a Brigade in the battle of
Maharnjpore (Medal) on the ii9th Dec 1843, in which action his horse was shot under him in
taking the battery at Chounda.
143 Msjor General Portl^ck served in tho last American War.
144 Sir John Inglis si^rved with the 32ad in Canada duriug tho Bebellion in 1837, and was
present in the actions of St. Denis aud Sc. Eusrucho. IIo served al^o the Punj tub campaign
of 1848-9, and was present at tho first and becond s>rge optratitms before Mo'dtun, including
the attack on the enemy's p tsition iu fruni of the advance 1 trenches on the 12th Sept., where,
after the death of LieuL-Col. Pattoun, ho succeoJed to the command of the riglit column of
attack; commanded the 32nd at the action of Soorjkoondj aod also present at the storm and
capture of the city and surrender of the fortress of Mooltiu, surrender of the foci aii<\. ^tfv&Q^
of Gheniote, and battle of Goqjerat, for which services he teceWed \2ha Y>i«^«i^ T%:D^L qv \AK\aX.
25e War Services of (lie Gefteral Officers,
Colonol (Medal and Claips). Was promoted to the rank of Major Goaorol and nominated a
KCB. "for hit enduring Fortitude and perseyering gallantry in the defence of the Kcsidency
of Lucknnw, for eighty -seven days, a<;aiD3t an overwhelming force of the Enemy.*'
145 Major General Griffin acrved j^cforc Gi'noa in lttl4.
14G Sir James ilopo Grant servvtl in ('hiiia (Medul) nu Brjgndc-Major to Tx)rd Siiltoun, aod
vrui prosint at the iHsuult and capture of Chin Kijiig Fi><\ aud at tliu landing before Nankin.
Ho served witli the Oih Lincers at Subrauii (Mcdul) in 184(i; and he eommaudid the Kcgiment
during the grcet'jr p<irt of the campaign in thu Puujuub in 1843- 0, iuoludiug the passagu of
the Chenab ut lixmnu^^ur, and baiilu of ChLiliun wallah: he was aiso present at the battle uf
Goojerat (Medal aud Cl»6p9). Commaadoil the C-tvalry Brigade as Brigadier- Gener^ during
the fiioge and at the os-sauU uf IMhi in isr^?, and liad his horse sliot under him during the
(Operations of the I9ih June. Was promoted lo the rank of Mujor General and nominated a
KCB. ** for hi» eminent servlcrs in command of the Cavalry DivUion at the fciegu of Delhi,
and in that of a Division at the rolirf of Lucknow under Sir Colin Campbell, ua albo in the
8ubB^qu<*nt operatinn^ at Cawnpore when the relMJ aruiy sustained a total defeat."
147 Sir Gaspartl Le Marchant served as Adjutant-General to the Anglo- h^^ianish Legion,
and Brigadicr-Genc'ial in the Spanish service durii'g the ^ears 183-3, 6, tiud 7 : was present at
the relief of Biiboa and atlaii before rhat town in Sept. ltf.V>, engaged on iho hiM^hts of Aria-
ban, in Alav.i, on the IGth, 17th, and 18th Jan.; in iai;sing tho bicc^u of San Si>(vi?tiun, and
storming the Lines 5th May; paHSi;;;o of th«.> Urmca, and t;ikiog of Passages :2Sih May; in tnc
g(;neral action before Alza Oct. 183U, bosidc^s several afl'alis in Guip'j7/^ou, as also in the gene-
ral actions of the iOtli, i:Uh, l.>ih, and IGih March before Ilr-rnaiii : Tor these services he re-
ceived a Medal, also 3rd Class St^ Fernando, and Kniuht of Charles the Third.
14S Major (icneral Wortham served the campaifrn;* of 181j and 14 in Spain and France,
inclnding the biigo of St Sebastian, from 20th Aug. to 9lh Sept. 1S13; battles of Onhc* and
Toulonse. Served afterwards with the army in America, from 14ih Sept. 1814, to 24ih May
1815, including the attack r>n the Americun Lines beforo New Orleans ^th Jan. IS 15, aud thi*
siege and capture of Fort Bowyer from 6th to llihFeb. 1615. He has received the Silver
War Medal with three Clasps.
149 Sir William Mansticld served v.-ah the 53rd in the campaij^n on the Sntlej in 1846.
and was present at Buddlwal. AUwal, and Sobraon, at which last he acted as Aidi -de-Camn
to the Commandcr-in-Cbifif (Medal and Cla?pir). He commanded the lieglment inthePanjaab
campaign in 1849, and wai present ut the battle of GoojiTat (Metal and Clasp), lie was also
constantly employed in the operations on the Peshawnr froriticr in 1851-5*2, whether his Itegi-
ment was in the field or not. and was present at the uiVairs of Nawadund, IVaoghur, and
Skarkote (horse wounded). Was promoted to the rank of Major General *'in recognition of
his valuable services as Chief of tho Staif in the Kast Indies" having been present at the relief
of Luc]ini)w under Lord Clyde and aubd-:quent op..'rutiou§, and commanded a Division at tho
battle of Cawnpore.
150 Mijor Genenl Harold served the campaign and battle of Corunna, for which ho has
received tlie War Modal with one Clasp. Expedition to Walchcren and siege of Flushing.
151 Sir Thomas Franks commanded the loth Begt. in the SutKj campaign of 1840-B,
including the battlo of Sobraon (Midal), where he had a horse shot under him, and was
slightly wounded: nominated a CB. Commf^ndtd the loth in the Tuojaub campaign of 1848-9,
including the whole of the siege operations before Moolcun: 17th Aug. 1848 commanded the
troops which repulsed the enemy's night-attack upon tho Britioh camp at Muttee Thol:
12th Sapt. commanded the left column of attack at the defeat of the enemy in their strongly-
entrenched position before Mooltan; and after the action succeeded to the command of the
whole of the troops which were engaged, and held the pi;sLtion until relieved the following
morning, although wounded and exposed to the repeated attempts of the enemy to retake it.
7th Nov. in the action of Soorjkoond commanded tho right Brigade, and with it led the attack,
capturing the whole of the enemy's guns at the point of the bayonet without firing a shot:
27th Nov. in the carrying of the heights before Mooltan, commanded the reservt* on the extreme
right, and directed the attack of it."? leading colmun. On the I8th Feb. 1849 h<*j>;iued with
the Mooltan force the army under Lord (xough, and commanded the loih a? the battle of
Goojerat, and was tpi-cialiy named for his conduct bcth by tho Commander in Chief and the
Governor Gonoral (Medal and Clasps). Was promoted to the rank of Major General und
nominated a KCB. " for his distinguikhcd servicen in tho command of a Column during the
opiTalions in India pri<'r to cind nt the capture of Luekiiow."
152 Major General Gordon wa^a at tht; capture of ]Mariinii|ue in lso9, and of Guadalonpo
in 1810, for which he hus received tlie War Medal witii two Claspa.
153 Major General Gcorpo Elliot sirkod with the Boyal Maiinc Bittalion in co-oprrati«n
with tho Spiinish trov>ps againbt tho Carlisti in Ibo/, and receivtd the Cru.^s of San Fern a ad >,
IstCiais. S^Tved on tho China expedition (Medal), and was wounded in the atttiok on iho
intrenched camps on the heights of Si'goau, loth March 1S4-J. Wus present at the bombard-
ment of Odessa, 22nd April 1854 ; landed with the Itoyal Maiines for the dpfcner" of Eujia-
Vmi ; was at the siege o^" S'bnstopol (Midal ar.d T'lasp, and 5lh Cia^s of the Mcdjidie).
15 1 .Majtr Gemral I/!ni;f..r<I strved with tho Battalion in Spain from Juno lt3G to Sept.
1840, and was present in the actions of Fut-nt>.'rab!a and lUrnani, be^ides various minor aiTairs.
While serving in 11. M. S .Vorfh Star, from tS.-pt. 1S41 to Sept. li>4G, he partVii at«d in the
operations f*f the Expeditionary Force in China, including the blockade of the AVv,o>ung Bivir
(Medal). Gu the ttrmiuution of hostilities with China he proceeded in the Noifh Star to
New Zealund ; nnd was landed with all the detjchmeuts of Uoyal Marines from IT.M. ships
^jrci^ent, aud appointed to command that fcrce, together with a uetacUment of tho 9Gih Kegt.,
IV ar services oj inc uenerai uj/icers. Z'oj
ivith which he was actively employi^ in tho field ft^inst the insurgont chiefs, whose strongly-
stockaded Pall?, or Villages, were sn^vcssfully nt tucked and destroyed: for theso servioes he
obtained the Brevet rank cf l^Iujor. AccompaDied the expedition to the Baltic in 1854.
ir)3 M.ijur Genora! Marcus J. iSIade commandod tho 90 ih Light infantry throughout the
Kaffir War of 1S46-47 (Mfdal).
ir>0 Mijor General ^lacKinnon served ns Assi«itaiit Quarter- Master-General at the Cape of
Good Uopf> during tlie Kaffir war of 1^10-7 (Medal). Served ai Colonel ou the Stuff and in
commund of the 2ud Division from the outbreak of the Kaiiir war in December 1850 until April
1852, and received the thanks of the (commander of the Forces, 8ir Harry Smith, in General
Orders on fifteen different occasions on whi<*h he commbiided in operations against the enemy.
157 Sir Edward Liigiird served us a M-jjor of Bri<(ado throughout the campaign of 184:2 in
Afghanistan under Gen. Pollock, and wa-i present in the actions of JMazeenn, Teieen, and
Jugdulluck, the occupation of Cabool, and tho different engagements leading to it (Medal).
He served throughout the campaign on tho Sntlej (Modal) ; — as Dep. Assist. Adj. Gon. to Sir
Harry Smith at the battUsof M«jodkee (mounded), Forozeshah (wounded), and Sobraon ; —
as Adj. Gon. of the whole Force conimmded by Sir lisrry at tho ail'iir of Buddiwal, and in
the battle of AHwal ; and he officiated as Adj. Gen. of Her Majesty's forces in India, from
the battlt> of Sobraon to the end of the campaign, whin he was appninted Asst. Adj. Gen. to
il.Af.'s Forces in Iiuh'u. He again (>ffioiatcd us AdjtG en. throughout the Punjaub campaign in
1848-49, and was present at tho pass^o of the Chenab, and battles of Chdlianwaliah and
Goftjerat (Medal and Clobps). Sv-Tved ai chief of the Siatf ou the Persian expedition in 1857.
Was promoted to the rack «.»f Major General and nominated a KC]>. '-for his servie^s in the
command of a D' vision at the caj;iure of Lucnnow, and bubsequenily in the command of tho
AzimgUur Field FvTce."
JTiS Major General Hon. G-^orge l.'ptou sorvrcd in the Ut Battalion of Coldstream Guards
throughout the Ka&tern campaign of 1854, iaeludinsc the battles of the Alma, Ualaklavn, and
Inkermun (wounded and horse killed), and siege of Sehastoi)ol (Medal and Ciaftps, CB., Officer
of the Lf^^ion of Honor, and 3rd ('lass of iho Mcdjidio).
159 >I'«jor General T. Simson Pratt served the cxmpaign of 1814 in Holland, as a volunteer
with the .'>Gth KegL, and was present at the attack on Merxem, tind Feb, and tho subsequent
bombardment of Antwerp. He served with the 2Gth on the (^hiun expedition (Mcdil), and
commanded tho land forces at the assault uiid capture of the Forts of Chnenpee on the 7th
January 1841, and again at tho assault and capture of the liogno Forts on the 20th February
following. Commanded the 2Gth at the attacks on Canton from 24th May to Ist June ; also
at the night attack on Ningpo, at Segoan, Cbapoo, Woosung, Shanghai, and at Chin Kiang Foo.
160 Mijor Gen . Felix served the campaign of 1815, and was slightly wounded at Quatre Bras.
161 Major General Lockyer served in the Peninsula with the 71stllegt. from Aug. 181!) to
the end of the war, including the battles of Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, Aire (severely wounded on
left wrist and elbow joint) and Toulouse, besides all the minor affairs after the army entered
France. On tho 20:h May ISol ho sailed for the Piraeus in command of the British
contingent directed in conjunction with a French force for the occupation of Greece. November
fbllowing he joined the army in the Crimea, and was placed in command of the 2nd Brigade,
2nd Division, and remained with the army the whole of the winter and spring of 1854..55,
never missing a tour of duty in the trenches. Left the Crimea in Aug. 18^ to take up his
appointment as commander of the Forces in the Island of Ceylon. He has received the War
Medal with three Clasps, the Crimean Medal with Clasp for Sebastopol, is a CB, and A7/.,
Officer of the Legion or Honor, and -Ird Class of tho Medjidie.
162 Miyor General Baynes served as Midshipman in the Royal Navy for three years, and
in 1S09 was present at the capture of Isehia, Zai^te, Cephalonica, and Cerigo; and was in the
action of the Spartan frigate in the Bay i>f Xaples, 3 May IHlo (War Meddl). Served in the
Ionian Islands flrom 1812 to 1817, including the capture of Paxo in 1813. and occupation of
Corfu on the evacuation by the French in 1814. Was with a detachment at Zante on 21st Oct.
1S'21, defending a Turkish man*of-war in an attack mado by the Greeks, and was specially
selected and actively employed in the disarmament of the inhabitants which followed. Served
in the West Indies during the emancipation of the slaves in 1834. Served in North America
during the boundory queation in 1839*4u.
IC3 3Iajor General M. C. Johnstone served with the 27th Begt. in the Kaffir wars of 1834-3o
and 1846-47 (Medal).
164 M^jor General Moade served with the 8Sth in the Peninsula in the campaigns of 1811,
12, 13, and 14, including the battle of Fuentes d'Onor, siege of Badnjoz in 1811, battle of
Salamanca (wounded), siege and storming of Halajoz, passage of the Nivelle and tho Nive,
b.ittles of Orthes and Toulouse. In 1814 he Hucompauicd hii Regiment to America, and tlio
following year joined the Army of Ocnipatiou in Franco. In 1821 he embarked for India on the
S'aff of Sir Thomas Reynnll, and wan at the siege and storming of Bhurtporc, for the capture of
which fortress he received the rank of Major. lie has received the War Meclsil with six Clasps.
165 Major General Forster served with the Ssots Fusilier Guards before Hayonue in 1814.
Joined the Brigade of Guar^ls in I*aris in 1815.
166 Major General Goldsmid served in the Peninsula with the 12ih Light Dragoons,
from 1812 to the end of that war in 1814, including thecavaU-y affiiirs at Castrajon, Quintare
da Fuerta, and Monasterio ; battles ot Salamnnca, Vittoria, Nivelle, and ?f ivc (for whicli ho
has received the War Medal with four Clasps); and siege of San Seb^tian. Served also
during the campaign of 1815, and was present at the battle of Waterloo.
167 Major Qeneral Maearthur was present as an Ensign in the 60th at the VmlWV^ ^IC^roxixwvL^
Bft ftflerwarda lerred with the d9(b in Sicily, and again in t^Vn, nYkfit^ Yia -wva fiw^^t^A-vV^
26^ War Services of the General Officers.
the enemy at Vlttoria, in the Pyrenees, nt the Nivelle and the Nivc, at Bayonne, Orthes, and
Tonloose, and where he also served on the pprnonnl staff of the late Lt.Gen. Sir Robert
0*Callaf(han. He accompanied his rogriment fmai Bmrdrnux to Cana<1n. anfl afterwards serred
with it in the Army of d'Ciipution in Franco. He ha.s rci'civccl tito War Medal withbcviui Clasps.
168 Mujor General Mncduwall sf-rvt-d the campnit;n (vf ISU in lloliund with the ri2nd,
ineludinfif the actions at Merxcm snd bombardment of Antwerp.
169 Major General Hely served in the West Indies with the G9th Kegimcnt in 1801 nud
1808, and sabsequently with the 57th liegiment nn tiie C( a^t or Afric a, and in Gibraltar during the
PiaKoe, joined Lord Hill's divisiion in the Ptrninsula in 1800, nn'l was pn-amt at the battle of
Ba^aco, hi the actions of Pomhal and Ilodinha, the first sic go of Badajuz, battle of Albuhora —
where be was twice wounHi>d, and held the command of the H«>giment after that action ; battles
of the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nivc, that b«.fore Bayonnc on the 1 3th Dec. 1813, and Orthes : affairs
of Peroohe, Aire, and Tarbes, and battle of Toulouse. Sailed for Cuna>1a at the conclusion of
this war ; returned after the peace with America, landing at Ostond ; marched to Paris, and
served with the Army of Occupation until the breaking up of that force. He has received the
War Medal with six Clai ps.
170 Major General Bowers was slightly wounded at Waterloo.
171 Major General Am aud served in the Peninvula with the 11th, and was present at the
battles of Busaco and Toulou:«o, for which he ha? received the War ?Te(hil wiih two Clasps.
173 Sir Robert Garrett served in the Peninsula with the 6th Division in \S\ 1, aud with the
4th Division in 1812 and 13, and was present in all the sctinns, sieges, aud snraller affairs in
which those two Divisions were respectiri'ly engaged, from Fiuntes (r()u«>r in M«y 1811, until
the end of 1813, when he was sent to Enghind tor recovery from his wi unds. He received two
wounds at the attack of the Forts at Sal>jmanci, on which ociasiou the command of the Li^ht
Company of the Queen's and some Artillery dev»)lved upon hiiu, he being ilie only surviving
officer of the column ho atfacked with; and h^ was ueaiu severely wounded in the P\ reneges.
He has received the War Medal with four Clasps for Fu< nres d*On(^r, Sa'aniimca. Vittc'ria, and
Pyrenees, Served at the siege of Sebastopcd in lS54-.'i.) (Medal end Clasp, KCB.^ Officer of
the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, aud 3rd Chiss of the Medjidie).
174 Major General T. M. Williams previously toenti'ring the Army served five ytars as Mid-
shipmaD in the Navy, and was engaged in the attack of the French Fl< et by Admiral Cornwallis on
the^lst Aug. 1805. Assisted in the dincmbarVation of the British Army in Purtugxlin Aug. 1808,
and at its emhurkation during and after the battle of C(>runna in 1809. Accompabied the
expedition to Walcheren the same year, and served in the squsdn n of gun-boats ia the S^-hrlct
coveriog the disembarkation of the army, and at the bombardment and capture of the fortresses
of Ter Vcre, Kamaklns, and Flushing. Landed with a division of sailors on the Island of
South Beveland, and was present at the taking of Furt Biitz, and at the subaequcnt defence and
repulse of the enemy in their repeated eifoits to repossess themselves of that important post ;
also in frequent gun-boat actions co-opefating with the army during their evacuation of those
islands in 1810. He quitted the Navy and entered the Array in Fib. 1811, and joined the 4th
Begt. in Portugal in August of the same year, and served in that corps and the 77th, into which
he was promoted from that period, to the termination of that war in 1814, without being a day
absent from his Regt. He was present at the siege and storming of Badnjnz, at the operations
on the Bidaisoa and Adonr, and affairs at St. Jean de Luz, and at the ^[iyor*s House in front
of Bidart in Dec. 1813, and at the investment of Bayonne and repulse of the sortie. Ho has
received the War Medal with one Clasp for Badajo?.
175 \lHJor General Nepean served in the Peninsula with the IGth Light Drngoons and was
present ot the battle of ihH Nive on the 9th Dec. 1813, for which action ho has received the War
Medal with one Clasp. He served also the Waterloo campaign.
176 Major General Trevor served with the 33rd in Germany and Holland in 1813 and 14,
including both attacks on jMerxem, operations in fmnt of Antwerp, anti the storming of
Bergen-(»p-Zi>om. Served also thn cumpnigu of 1810, including the action Pt Quutre Bras,
retreat on the following day, battle of Waterloo, advance to and capture of Paris. Also in
Jamaica with the 33rd, and in China with the r>Oth.
177 Lord Albemarle served tli«» Waterloo campaign with the 14th Foot.
178 Major General Barlow served as a General in the trenches during the siege of Sebas-
topol, and commanded a Brigade at its fall (Medal and Clasp, Sardinian Medal, and 3rd Class
of the Medjidie).
179 Major General J.N. Jackson served in the Peninsula from iJi^lo to the end of the war in
1814, including the siege of Cadiz, Lines at Torres Vedras, MaFsrna's retreat from Portugal,
actions and aftairs atPombal, Kedinha, Tioirn, C<mdeixa, FIcur-de-Lis, Guarda, Foz d'Arituce,
and Sabnrul; battle of FuinteH d'Onor, 3rd and .'jth l^Isy, eifge of I*ud:ijoz in June and July,
1811, actions at £1 Bodon and Guiiialdo, sieg*^ and storm of Ciudad Bodrigo, third siege of
Badsjoz andstorm of tho Custle by escalade, Gth April 1812; buttle of S-ilamrincii, capture of
Madrid, the Uotiro, and F«»rt La Chinii. and in c< uimond of on ercrtt ol the thiid I.)ivit>ion in
charge of the garrison of Fort Lm China tn route U^ Cindud Bodrij;o. Ki'tnat to Poitnpjil,
Oit and Nov. 1812, hutth-s of Viftoria, Pyier.ccs, Niv»«Ile, Nivf, in d Orthts; atti« i.s at Vic
Bigorre and Tarbe», battle of Touhtuse, and all the various minor aiVairs during that period.
He has received the Wur Medal and ten Clay ps.
180 Major General Trjdtll beived at the captur*' of the Cape of fiood Hope in 180G, and was
£ resent at tlie battle ol Blueberg. He served also in the Kandion Insurrection of 1817 and 18,
I CeyloD.
181 Mi^or General John Clark serve<l the campaign of 1815, iDcludiug the battle of Waterloo
sUHnung of Cambray. Served also the oanpaigns of 1824 and 25 in Ava, including the taking
iror aervtces oj ine uenerai upicers, '^on
of Bangoon, Kimendine^ Kamaroot, and Hahattee. Led the attaek upon tha fortifitd haighU
at Araoan, and was wrerely wounded in the neck, am, and left side.
182 Major General Elcrs Napier was present with the Nizam's Sobsidiary Force at the in-
▼estmenc of Hyderabad in 1830. Serred on the British Stuflf in the Syrian campaign of
1840-41, with the local rank of Lt. Colonel and Assistant Adjutant General ; held a reipon-
sible and independent command of an Irregular Force in the N aploose mountains ; afterwards
employed as Commissioner lirith a portion of the Turkish army (Brevet of LuColone), Syrian
Medal and Gold Medsl from the Sultan). Was subsequently employed on Diplomatic Miuiuns
by Lord Aberdeen and Lord Palmerston, — first, to bring back from the interior of Africa the
chiefs of Mount Lebanon, who had been seized by Ibrahim P^uha and sent by Mehcnset All to
work in the mines of Sennaar ; and, secondly, to convey back to Beyrout several thousand
Syrian Soldiers, who,' contrary to 'the terms of the conTontion, had been retained in Eg>pt
— was snccesifiu in the accomplishment of both these Missions. Was employed on the staff,
with rank of Assist Adjutant General, in the Kaffir war of 1840-47 (Medal), during which
was in charge of Native levies and Irregular troops attached to the 1st division, and organized
a body of megular Horse, the nucleus of what subsequently became the Kaffir Mounted
Police.
183 Major General Harvey served at the investment of Kolapore in the East Indies, in Sept.
1827. Employed on the Staff in the late operations against Ibrahim Pacha, in Syrls, and was
present at the skirmiBh with the Egyptian troops near Askelon, 15th Jon. 1841. Commanded
the third Brigacfc of the Field Force at the capture of the Mabratta fortresses of PanuUa and
Puwnughur on the IstDec. 1844, and received the thanks of the Bombay Government.
184 Sir John Michel was nominated a CB. after the termination of the Kafiir war in
1S53, In consideration of his distinguished services in the Kafiir wars of 1846-47 and of 1851-3
(Medal). Was nominated to the 2od Class of the Medjidie for service with the late Turkish
Contingent. Served in the Indian Campaign in 1858-59 in command of the Mhow field force,
and defeated the rebels under Tantia Topee at Beorora taking 27 guns, subsequently actively
engaged in pursuing the fugitive bands (KCB. and Medal).
185 Major General Warren served under the Duke of Wellington in 1815. Commanded the
55th Bcgt. in an expedition against the Rajah of Coorg in April 1834 (Colonel Mill being in
command of the column until a fow days before he was killed): led a successful assault on and
captured the stockade of Kissenbally; and was severely wounded in an attack on the stockade
of Soamwarpettah. Served in China from 1841 to 1844 (Medal): commanded the 65th in the
expedition up the Yang-tse-kiang, and was severely wounded at the storming and capture of
Cbinkiaogfoo, where he was personally engsged with three Tartars, whom he killed. Served
the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, commandtd the Begt at the battle of Alma (received two
contused wounds), siege of Sebastopol, and repulse of the sortie on the 26th October; com-
manded the 1st Brigsde, 2nd Division, at the battle of Inkerman, and was severely and also
sligbtly wounded; again slightly wounded at the attack on the liedan on the 8th Sept. (Medal
and Clasps, Offieer of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 3rd Class of the Medjidie).
186 Major General Malcolm served on the China expedition (Medal).
187 Major General B. H. Wynyard served with the force in New Zealand from Oct. 1846
nntil Jan. 1847, in command of the 58th Regt.; commanded the advance Division up the Kowa
Kowa River, and on through the interior irom the landing up to the position l>ei'ore Buape-
kspeka, and entered the breach with the stormers in the assault on Kawiti's Pah on 11 Jan.
1846. Appointed to the command of the Forces in New Zealand in Jan. 1851, held Her
Miijesty's Commission as Lieut.-Governor of New UUter from 1851 to 1853, and administered
the ;;overnment of the whole Colony from Dec. 1853 to Sept. 1855.
188 Miijor General Sandilands served with the expedition to Walcheren; also the campaign
of 1815, and was engaged on the 17ih June with the Horse Artillery in covering the retiring
movement from Quatre Bras, and on the 18th of June ho was presfint at the battle of Waterloo.
189 Lord William Paulet served the Eastern campaign of 1854, as Assistant Adjutant General
to the Cavalry Division, including the battles of the Alma, Balakluva, and Inkerman, and siege
of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, CB.^ Officer of the Legion of Honor, Commander 1st Class
St. 3Iaurice and St. Laaarus, and 3rd Class of the Medjidie).
190 Major General M*Pherson embarked for the Peninsula in May 1809 as a volunteer in
the 52nd, and served as such in the advance up to Talavera and the retreat from thence, to
2nd Nov. 1809, when he was promoted to an Knsigncy in the 43rd, from which time he served
with the Light Division until the end of that war in 1814, including the following battles,
sieges, &c., viz. Coa, Mortiagoa, skirmish near and battle of Busaco, Coimbra, Alenquer,
PumbaU Redinba, Miranda do Corvo, Foz d*Arouce, Sabugal. Futntes d'Onor, Espejo, Soifa,
Cindad Rodrigo, Badajoz, March snd April 1812, Curvellejo, Petiigua, Salamanca, Nivelle,
Bayonno, Nive, Tarbes, Toumefeuille aLd Toulouse. C< ntused on the head in the trenches at
Badajoz by the bursting of a shell. Served as Aide-de*Cdmp to Sir Charles Napier through-
ont ttie operations in Scinde, including the battles of Meesnee and Hyderabad (Medal and
CB.). Ha has received the War Medjil with eight Clasps for Busaco, Fucntes d Ouor, Ciudad
Kudrigo, BadajoE, Salamanca, NivcIIe, Nive, and Toulouse. He also served in the Crimea, in
command of the 1st Brigade 4th Division, on the heights and siege betore Sebastopol, from
18th December 1854 to 15th June 1855, when he was obliged to leave from ill htalth, brought
on by over-fatigue in the trenches (Medal and Clasp, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 4th
Class of the Mec^idie).
191 lUor General Bidley commanded the Grenadier Guards and afterwards a Brigade in
the let Division at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from 1st Dec. 1854 (MLodiX %iu\ CNmb^
Officer of tba Legion of Honor, Sardinian and Tnrkiah Madala, and dtdCVaaa ^ 5^«'Vla^^^^a^.
25* tVar Services of the General Offken.
192 Ma|or General Cameroii sflrrcd tbe Kostf^rn campaign of 1854-55; eommandad the
42 ad Regiment at the battle of Alma, and the Highland Brigade at the battle of B&UUava
on the expedition to Ivertch, aioge and fall of SebaAtopoU and auault on the outworks 1 8th
June (^ledal and Clafps, CB., Officer of tlie Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 3rd
Cliua of the Meojidie).
193 Major General BcU served in the Ptminaula from July 1811 to the end of that war in
1S14, and was engaged in the Action of Arroyo do Molino, battle of Vtttoria, battles in ths
Pyrenees, on the 7tb, 25th, SOth, and nist July 1813, battles of the Nivelle, the Nito, Bayonne,
Orthes, Tarbes, and Toulouse, besides a great many affairs and skirmishes. Ho aflterirards
served in the £ast Indies, in the Burmese war, and in the West Indies. He was actively em-
ployed during the rebellion in Canada, particularly in the capture of St. Charles and bt
Eustache ; he afterwards comaianded the small Fort and garrison of Coteau-du-Lac, an im-
])ortaat position on the river St. J^wrence, and received the thanks of the Commander of the
Porces for his exertions iu recovering the guns and shots from the bottom of the river, and
mounting them in position when it was reported impracticable ; the guns were 24-pounder8,
sixteen of which and 4,000 round shot ho recovprrd in tho depth of a ('anadinn wiuter. Uv
has received tho War Mednl with six Clasps for Viteorio, the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nivc, Orthe?,
and Toulouse ; and the Indian Medul for Ava. Survcd tho Eastern campaign of 1854-55, and
commanded tho Royals in the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sebantopol, where
he was wounded, and subsequently commanded a Brigade (Medal and three Clasps, CB.^
Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 4th Class of the Mcdjidie).
194 Major General Vigors served throughout the campaigns of 1833 nnd 39 in Affghanistno.
Commanded the two Flank Companies of the ];3th Light Infantry, which formpd a part of
the force under Sir Robert Sale sent in pursuit of the ruler of Candahar, brother of the kin^
of Cubool ; crossed the rapid llelmond with eighteen men (the advance) on a small raft, landed
close to the Fort of Giriskh, which was found just yacated by the rnemy. lie commanded the
loft Flank Company of the 13th, with tho forlorn hope, under Col. Dennio, at t^o storm and
enpturo of the fort of Ghuznco (^ledal), and was also present at the capture of Cabool, and
in other minor affairs.
lOo Major General Grierson served at Cadiz during parts of 1812 and lSl:^i, and afterwan^s
on the eastern coast of Spain.
196 Major General Kichnrdson-Robertson served in South Africa, in command of the suc-
cessful expedition against tho insurgent Emigrant Boers, beyond tho Oransre Itiyer, in 1845.
Also as Brigadier, and in command of the 7th Dragoon Guiir<ls in the Kaffir campaign of
1846-7 (Medal and CB.)
197 Major General Braybrooke served at the capture of the Kandian territories in IS 15,
and in the Kandian rebellion in 1817-18. •
198 Major General Robert Law served with the 7l8t BegL on Sir tT. Moore's retreat at Lngo
and Corunna in 1808-9 ; at the siege of Flushing in 180'J ; subsequently in the Peninsula, in.
eluding tho affair at Sobral, Massena's retrei^ battle of Fucntes D*Onor, 3rd and oih May
1811 (wounded in two places) ; covpring first and second sieges of Badsjoz, actions at Arroya
dc Molino and Almaraz, defence of Alba de Tormes, battles of the Pyrenees and capture of
enemy's convoy at Elisondo, in July 1813 ; battle of the Nive, affair at Cambo, employed in
an armed boat at Urt on the rirer Adour, battle near Rayonne 13th Dee. IS 13, affairs at Hel-
lettc, Arrivarette, St. Palais, and Aire ; battle of Orthes, and affair at Tarbes, where he was
severely wounded. Served also the campaign of 1815, inclading the battle of Waterloo —
severely wounded, and horse killed by a cannon shot. Served afterwards with the Army of
Occupation in France. lie has received the War Medul with six Clasps.
19U Msjor General LEstrange served the campaign of 180S-9 in Spain with the 14th, and
was present at the bittle of Corunna. Capture of the Isle of France in 1810. Capture of
Java in ISll, and engaged with a Dutch brigade at St. Nicholas. At tho storming of a strong
Dntch Fort on the coast of Bantam. Oa board II. M.S. Bosciun at the boarding and capture
of eleven French gun-boats. Present at the sii'ge and storm of Cornells, and storna and
capture of the heights of Serandole. At the capture of the town and fortress of Sambas, Isle
of Borneo, in March 1813. Nepaul war in 18Io ; siege and capture of Hattras in iMurch 1817 ;
Mahratta campaign in 1817 and 18 : siege and storm of Bhurtpore nnder lA)rd Combcrmere.
He has received the War Medal and two Clasps for Corunna and Java.
200 Maj6r General Williamson serred with the 27 th Regt. in tho KaiHr war of 1834-35
(Medal).
201 Sir Charles Straubenzco served tho campaign against the Rajah of Coorg in 1S34. In
the action of Maharajporc (Medal) on 29th Dec. 1843, he succeeded to the command of tho
39th Rtfgt. Si-rved at the siege of S<;bastopol in 1855, and commanded tho 1st Brigade Li;;ht
IMvision at the asmuU of the Redan on the 8th Sept. — wounded (Medal and Clasp, CV/., OlKcer
of the I>gion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 3rd Class of the Mcdjidie). Commande<l the
Tro<>ps throughout the operations in China in 1857 (A'Ci/.).
202 Major General Parke*s services :— Co-opcralion with the SpaTiish forces and Legion near
San Sebastian, and under Espartcro in raising the siege of Bilboa (Knight 1st Class St. Fer-
nando).
203 Major General Jardine served during the Indian campaign of 1858, including tho occu-
pation, after the relief of Lucknow, of the fortified outposts and camp with Outram^s force and
repnlse of the enemy's attacks (Medal).
204 Alajor General W. G. Gold serred in the campaign on the Sntlej with the 53rd, inclading
ihe battlea of Bnddiwml, Aliwal, and Sobraon (wonndM), in the first of which he commanded
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1 Lord Hurrington wm employed in Soath America in 1807, and was present at the attack
on Boenos Ajret. Served alto in the Mahratta war of 1817 and 18, inclnding the battle of
Mabeidpore, and •tormingof Talneir. Is a Commander of the Sariour of Greece.
2 Sir John Morilly^n Wilson serred as liCdshipman in the Navy for nearly six years. Ue
was employed on the coast of Ireland during the rebellion in 1798 ; in the expedition to the
Helder in 1799, and £g>'pt in 1801, where he received a medal from the Capitan Pasha for
haTing sared the lives of a boat's crew belonging to a Turkish man-of-war. He received three
wounds while a Midshipman ; and the last was a severe wound on the head, which produced
total deafuess, in consequence of which he was invalided, and quitted the Navy in 1803. His
health being restored, he entered the Army in 1804 ; and served in the third Battalion Boyals at
Walcheren in 1809, where he was twice wounded during the siege of Flushing. He afterwards
served in the Peninsula, and was in the battles of Busaco, the retreat to the lines of Torres
Yedras, and at the actions of Pombal, Redinha, Condeiza, Casal Nova, Fox d'Arouce, and Sabuga),
the blockade of Almeida, and battle of Fuentes d'Onor. In 1812 he joined the 2nd Battalion
Royals in Canada, and was in the attack made on Sackett's Harbour, and Great Sodus (where
he received a severe bayonet wound). He was also in the actions at Black Rock, Buffalo, and
the battle of Chippewa, in which he received seven wounds, and being left on the field of battle,
he fell into the hands of the enemy. Dnrine his career in the two professions he received
thirteen wounds, and has two balls still lodgea. The brevet rank of Major, and that of lieu-
tenant-Colonel was conferred upon him for his conduct at Buffalo and Chippewa. Sir John hat
received the War Medal with two Clasps for Busaco and Fuentes d*Onor.
3 Colonel the Honourable Frederick M. Cathcart served as Aide-de-Camp to the Commander
of the Forces in the expedition sent to the North of Germany in 1805-6 under Generd Lord
Cathcart; and on the expedition sent to the Island of Rugen m the Baltic, to co-operate with
the King of Sweden in 1807; and subsequently in the same year at the siege and capture of
Copenhagen, on which occasion, being sent homo with the despatches, he was promoted to a
Troop in the 25th Light Dragoons. He continued to serve as Aide-de-camp to Lord Cathcart
during the campaigns of 1813 and 1814 in Germany and France, and was present at the battlet
of Lutzen 3rd May, Bautzen 20Ch and 21st May, Dresden 28th Aug., Leipzic 16th, 18th, and
19th Oct 1813, Brienne 1st Feb., Fere Champenoise 25th March, and capture of Paris dlst
March 1814. In 1815 he was also employed in the same capacity at the head-quarters of the
Allied Arm V under Marshal Prince Schwartzenberg. Is a Knight 2nd Class of St. Anne of Russia.
5 Colonel Stopford-Blair served on the expedition to South America in 1807. Tha
campaign of 1815, including the battles of Qaatre Bras and Waterloo (received a contusion),
and capture of Paris.
10 Major-General Hon. A. A. Spencer served throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, and
commanded the 44th Regt. at the battles of Alma and Inkermau, siege of Sebastopol, and attack
and occupation of the Cemetery and Suburbs on the 18th June — wounded. Served as Brigadier-
General, and commanded the 1st Brigade, 4th Dirision, in support in the right attack on tha
assault of the Redan, and fall of Selutstopol on 8th Sept, and subsequently commanded the
British land forces in the expedition to Kinboum, resulting in Uie capture of those forts and tha
garrison of 1400 men (Medal and Clasps, CB,, Officer of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian
Medal, and 3rd Class of the Medjidie).
11 Colonel Bloomfield served with the 59th Regt. the campaign of 1815, including the battle
of Waterloo, storming of Cambray, and capture of Paris.
12 Major-General Lawrenson commanded the 17 th Lancers in the Eastern campaign of
1854-55, including the cavabry affaur of Bulganac and battle of Alma (Medid and Clasp, Sar-
dinian Medal, and 4th Class of the Medjidie).
13 Colonel Hodgson served with the 45th in the Burmese war (Medal).
14 Major-General Mundy served at the siege and storming of Bhurtpore in 1825-6, as
Aide-de-Camp to Lord Combermere (Medal).
15 Colonel M*Cleverty served the campaign against the Rajah of Coorg, in April 1834, with
the 48th Regiment.
16 Colonel Robert B. Wood served as Aide-de-Camn and Military Secretary to Lord
Hardinge throughout the campaign on the Sutlej (Medal;, including the battles 4 it Moodkee,
Ferozeahah (severely wounded), and Sobraon (Medal and two Clasps, and CB.).
17 Maior-General Parlby served in the Crimean campaign from 17th April to 2nd Sept.
1855, and commanded a Cavalry Brigade, and for a time also the Cavalry Division (Medal and
Clasp for Sebastopol, Saidioian Medal, and 4th Class of the Medjidie).
18 Colonel Cougreve commanded the 29 th Regt in the Sutloj campaign in 1815, and was
severely wounded at the battle of Ferozeahah (Medal and CB), Also throughout the Puojaub
campaign in 1848-49, inclnding the passage of the Chenab, battles of Chillianwall^ and Goo*
jerat, and pursuit of the Seik army across the Jelum (Medal and two Clasps), officiated as Ad-
jutant General H. M.'s Forces in India in 1857, and was present with the force which proceeded
under the Conmiander in Chief against the Mutineers at Delhi ; — at the battle of Budlee-ke-
Serai and the heights at Delhi on Uie 8th June, and subsequent siege operations until the end
of July 1857.
19 Colonel Balders served the campaign on the Sutlej in 1845-0, and commanded the 3rd
light Dragoons in the battles of Moodkee and Ferozeshah (Medal and one Clasp). He was
wounded in the groin whilst charging the enemy's batteries at Ferozeshidi, on the evening of
the 21st Dec 1845. Received the Brevet of Lieut-Colonel and CB.
SO M^^y^^^^kneral Horn served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 ; commanded the right
Brigade 4th Diriaioa at th« battle of Almai and the 20th R^. at the battles of Balakbv
(^MffOtptan <tf 0M ndoobli md giua from tha Rgstiansi who had drivoa tho TuKUsSD^Ifin
46 War Services of the Colonels.
tberefirom the same morning) and Inkeiman (twice wounded tad honu ahot under him): pre-
aent throughout the aieee operations against Sebastopol, and in the trenchea at the two asaaolts
and fall or the town (liedal and Clasps): at Inkerman he succeeded to the command of the
4ih Diviaion (Medal and Clasps, CB.t Officer of the Legion of Honor, "Sardinian Medal, and
3rd Class of the Medjidic).
22 Colonel French served in the Peninsula from Aug. 1813 to the end of the war,
including siege of S m Sebastian, passage of the Bidassoa, battlos of the Nivelle and Nive and
in?estmvnt ot Bavonne. Served also in the American war, including the actions of Bladvnsbnr^
Baltimore, New Orleans, and Fort Bowycr. He has received the War 3Icdal willi two Clasps
for Nivelle and Nive.
23 Colonel Crofton was appointed Persian interpreter to the force under Brigadier
General Litchfield, in August 1 832, and servetl with it throughout the arduous operations in
Fnrkur, and against the tribes in the N. W. Desert, which ended in the taking of fialmeer.
24 Colonel u rattan was actively employed on the frontiers during the rebellion in Canada in
1838. He served in China with the Idth i^Medul), and was present at the storming of the heights
above Canton, and led the advance acainst the enemy's entrenched camp, for which be was selected
by Sir Hugh Gough as the bearer of his despatches, promoted to the ruok of Major, aod appointed
Brigade-Major of Fort St. George by Lord HilL On his return to China— on board the ATada-
gatcar — in charge of Lord Auckland's despatches; the ship having caught fire during a gale of
wind, he with a iew others narrowly escaped the fate of fifty -seven souls who perished upon that
occasion; he fell into the hands of the Cbinese, and was detuinod 108 days in captivity; after
which he was at the attack of Segoan, and commanded the 18th (after the fall of Lu-CoL Tom-
linson;, at Cbapoo, WoosunK« and Cbanghai; and he was present at the storming of Chin Eiacg
Foo and the landing before r^aiikin. Si^rved with the 18ih Royal Irish in the last campaign in
Burmah (Medal).
25 Colonel Bainbrig;ge served with the 20th in the Peninsula, in 1808 and 9, and again
in 1812 and 13, and was present at the battles of Vimiera, C'orunna, Vittoria, and the Pyreneea,
(where he waa twice wounded and lost an arm), for which he has received tlie War Medal with
four Clasps. Served also in the Walcheren exptdition.
20 Major-General Cunynghame served as Aide-de-Camp to Lord Saltoun during the latter
part of the war in China (Medal), and was present at the storm and capture of Chin-
Iciang-foo, and at the investment of Nankin. Served the Eastern campaign of 1854 as Assistant
Quarter-Master General to the 1st Division, including the affair of Buleanack, battle of the
Alma, taking of Balaklava, affair of 23rd Oc't on the heights of the Tchernaya, battles oi
Balaklava and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, CB,^ Officer of the Legion
of Honor, and 3rd Class of the Medjidie).
27 Colonel James Henderson served with the 92nd at the siege of Copenhagen and action
at Kioge in 1807; with the expedition to Sweden, and afterwards to Portugal and Spain, under
Sir John Moore in 1808-9, including the action at Lugo, and batUe of Corunna. On the
expedition to Walcheren in 1809. Served the campaigns of 1814 and 15 in France and
Flanders with the 71st, including the affair of Tarbes, and battles of Toulouse and Waterloo,
at which last he waa severely wounded In the thigh by a grape-shot. He has received the War
Medal with two Clasps for Corunna and Toulouse.
28 Colonel Le Mesurier served in the 24th at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope
in 1806. In 1811, he joined the 2nd Battalion in the Peninsula, where he served until the end
of that war in 1814, and was present at the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo, BadaJDz, battles of Sala-
manca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Eoh alar, Nivelle, and Orthes (severely contused); and in the several
affairs on the banks of the Dourdogne in front of Bordeaux, being on continual advance guard
when that part of the army was moving forward on Angouleme. lie has received the War
Medal, with four Clasps.
29 Colonel John Swinburn served with the 43rd at the siege of Copenhagen in 1807; the
campaign of 1808 in Portugal, — wounded in the head on the retreat to Vigo. Subsequent
campaigns in the Peninsula until 1812, including the action of the Coa, battle of Fuentef
d*Onor, action of Sabugal, battle of Busaco, retreat to and occupation of the Lines of Torrea
Vedras, subsequent advance in pursuit of Massena, and actions of Pombal and Redinha—
wounded in the hip. Joined the army at Toulouse in April 1814. Present at New Orleans
in Jan. 1815. Subsequently joined the Duke of Wellington's army at Brussels, was present
at the capture of Paris, and remained with the Army of Occupation until the end of 1818. He
has received the War Medal with two Clasps for Busaco and Fucutps d'Onor.
30 Colonel Thomas Kelly served with the late 2Gth Ll Dragoons during the latter
part of the Carib war in St. Vincent. He afterwards accompanied his Regt to Portugal and
nrom thence to £{;ypt— the Transport in which ho embarked was attacked by a Spanish gun-
boat, which, after a sharp conflict, was beaten off*. He served at the siege of Aboukir Castle
with the dismounted part of his Kcgt. He was also present in the action of the 2Ut March
1801, and in the affdir of the advance of the army to the westward of Alexandria under Sir
Eyre Coote. He was wounded in a night attack on the enemy *s outpodts on the 25th Aug.
when, with a small detachment, he drove in the cavalry piqu<>t, and captured the whole of the
Infantry piquets opposed to him, which were much more numerous thau his own party. He
has received the Gold Medal from the Grand Seignior for the Egyptian campaign, and also the
Silver War Medal with one Clasp.
81 Colonel Boss served with Uie 92nd Highlanders the campaigns of 1811, 12, 13, and 14,
indnding the actiona of Arroyo de Molino, taking of Alfflaral^ in the affairs with the oovering
mnnj during laat iiege of Badiyox, advance to and retreat from Madrid, defence of AXb% de
Tomes, battle of Vittoria, aflUn in the Ttliey of Bii tan, affair at the pus of Mays, bi^Uet
War Servwei of tbe Cohntb. 47
of the Fjrreneei. wonncled ia th« left l&g by a muket-ball ; m Aide-da -Camp to Sir John
Baehan at the battlea of the Nirelle and the Nire, taking the Heights of L% Cotta, battle
of Orthes, action at Aire, bottles of Toulouse, serred the campaign of 1815 with the 92Qd
Highlaodcrs, incloding the battle of Quatre Bros — wounded in the left foot by a muiket-bAU;
and bit tie of Waterloo, — wounded In the right arm by a muskct-ball, and capture of Paris,
lie has received the War Medal with six Clti.sps.
32 Colonel During served in the Peninsula during the Corunnn campaign, and subse-
quently from the latter part of 1812 to the end of that war in 1814, including the battles of
Corunna, Vittoria, I'yrences, the Nivellc, the Ni?e, Orthcs, and Toulouse, for which he has
re 'eivcd the War Mcilal with seven Clasp*.
33 Colonel Harrison scrvotl in the Peninsula from Jan. 1 810 to Sept. 1814, and was
present at Cadiz, Isia, and Tarifu.
34 Colonel Wright serred in Spain from 1st Jan. ISIO, to the 31st Dec. 1S12, includ-
ing the defence of Cadiz, Fort Matagorda, and TariHs.
So Major-General Trollope commanded the troops in the Island of Cephaloniain 1848, 1849,
and 1850. In Aug^t, 1848, the towns of Argostoli and Lixuri were attacked by armed
Banditti, who were repulsed by the troops with loss on both sides. In 1849 the Island was
disturbed by armed Insurgents, — martial law was proclaimed, which remained in force for six
weeks, and was carried into fffect by him: received the thanks of the Queen, and of the
Legislature of the Ionian Inlands, and was voted a sword by the inliabitauts or Cepha1unia«
Served the Eastern campaign frim lOih Not. isr)4, — from tie 12th Nor. until Julj, 1855, as
Colonel on the staff, he commanded the l!ttBri«;:i<1e 2u(I Division; on 31st July he was Gazetted
Brigadier-General, and commanded 2nrl Brigade 3rd Division from that date until the army
was broken up. Commanded in the tranches as General of the Diiy, Right attack, on three
separate occasions when sorties were made upon them and repulsed, and was present on all
Giber occasi<iis when the 2nd Division was employed, including the 8th ond 18t)i Juno, — on
the former in command of the Old Guard, and on the latter in commnnd of five Kegiments; on
the 8th Sept. he was In command of 2iid Brigade in reserve with the 3rd Division (Medal and
Clasps, CB.^ Officer of the Legi(>n of IL nor, Sardinian Midal, and 3rd Class of the Medjidie).
36 Lord George Paget served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 in command of the 4ih Lt.
Drs., including the battles of Alms, Bolaklava, ond Ink^ra1on, and siege of Sebsstopol
(Medal and Clasps, OfK:*er of the Legion of Honor. Sardinian Medul, and 3rd Class of the
Medjidie): ut Inkerman he commanded the Brigade of Light Cavalry.
37 Colonel George T. C. Napier commanded the Cape Mounted Biflemen at the
battle of the Gwaogo, and throughout the KatHr war of 184G-47, for which services he received
the Brevet rank of Lieut -Colonel. He also commanded the Regiment throughout the Kaffir
war of 1850-52 (Medal), and oommaifded the Cavalry Brigade at the action of the Berea, for
which he was nominated a CB.
38 Colonel Fynmore was ut the capture of n French privateer schooner of 16 guna and 96
men, besides other boat service in 1811. In the partial action with the French fleet off Toulon
in 1814. Was landed at Mahon in commau'l of a guard to protect the person of the Spanish
goTernor from the threatened yiolonce of the AValloon guards. Sent to the city of Florence in
1815, to place himself under the directions of General Count Nugent, commander-in-chief of
the Austrian army, as extra Aide-de-Camp. and was at the taking of the city of Naplei;. In 1823
ke was sent up to the city of Lima to pr>)t<'Ct English merchants property against the attacks of
the Negro slaves during the civil war. The 20tti Oct 1827 was at the battle of Navarino, for
which service he was promoted by His Rojal Highness the Duke of Clarence, but in consequence
of belonging to a gradation corps the appointment was afterwards cancelled. Served with the
French army at the reduction of the town and fortress of Patrii.s and the Morca castle ; served
ifcorwardt in the West Indies, North Sea. and off Oporto during the civil wor between Don
Pedro and Don Miguel. In 1833 joined the Kojral Marine Battalion at Lisbon, commanded by
Colonel Adair, CB. In April, 1837, embarked on board H.M.S. Castor (3G), on the lO'ii Oct.
was landed in command ot his detachment on the Albanian coa«t to attack pirates. Served on
the 8. E. const of Spain from 4th Jan. 38 to 30 Jan. 3U. Has the War Medal and Clacp for
Navarino.
39 Colonel Buchanan served as Quarter- Master of the Royal Marine Battalion ut DVouni,
and on the coast of S^ria during the Campaign in 1840-41 (Medal and Ciavp, and Turkish
Ml dftl). Served also in the East Indies and Burmah during the war of 1852-53 (Medal).
40 Colonel Sail served at the taking of Maldonado and Monte Video in 1807. Also in
the Peninsula from 1813 to the end of that war in 1814, and was present at the repulse of
the sortie from Bayonne.
41 Colonel Teiry served the campaign of 1799 in Holland with the 25th, including the
battle of Egmont-op-Zee. Expedition to Egypt and surrender of Alexandria in 1801 ; capture
of Madeira in 1807 ; capture of Guadaloup^ and St. ^lartin's in 1810 ; re-capture of Guada-
loupe in 1815. He has received the War Medal with two Clasps for Egypt and Guadaloupe.
42 Colonel Fairtlough served at the bombardment of Ter Vero, and siege and capture
of Flushing in 1809. Also the capture of Guadaloupe in 1815.
43 Ctilonel H. C. Srreatfeild served the ^lahratta campaign of 1804, 5, and G. including the
assault of Bburtpore, with the Grenadiers of the G5th, when out of 17 oiRjers and 300 men who
marched to the assault, 14 officers ani 190 men were either killed or wounded. At the capture
of the Isle of France in 1810. Served the Mahratta campaign of 1817 and 18, including the cap.,
tore of Hattras.
44 Coiond Senior wai severely wounded in the action between U. M. packet Lapwing
tad the AoMffican priTatoer Fdx, off Barbadoes, 30th Sept. 1813.
47a fVar Servkes of the Colonelt.
45 Colond HugbM serred the Effjptian campai|pi of laoi with the t4tli. Eoftged
with a French sqaadron in the ^^lotanSnqse Channel, Srd July 1810. Serred the NeMol ttm-
{Miigns of 1814, 15, and 16, and was woanded at Uarriapore. Senred also daring the Jfahratto
war of 1816, 17, and 18. Gold ^lednl from the Grtnd Seignior for serrioes in Egypt; end tlio
the Silver War Medal with one C-labp.
46 Cit'onel Tronson sprvfii in the West Tnrlios from 1803 to 1812, indading tho ea|H
tnre of Martiniqu.n and si^^ge of Ftirt Bourb<«n iu 1809, and capture of Gaadaloupe in 1810. The
campaigns of 1813, 1 4, and 1.1, in Canada, inoludioi; the operations against PlattsDorg. Throngh-
ont the Burmebc war, and commandiHi a detachment of the 13th, which took poaseesioa of the
city of Bissein previous to the arrival of Sir Robert Silo's Brigade destined tor its oeptnre t
also present at Kokein, 15th Deo. 1826, Pagoda Point, Nap.idie, Hehadie, Melloon, wb«re
the command of tho 13th devolved upon him, and on the 9ih Feb. 1836, at the ■tormiBg ef
Pagamue, where he was wounded in the right leg, but continued to lead the left wing until most
severely wounded in the left leg, where the ball still remains. Served the ctmpeign in Aff-
fhanistan under Lord Keane, and commanded the 13ch at the assault and capture of the
'ortress and Citadel of Ghuznee, for which he obtained the brevet rank of lieat-Colonel end
Order of the Doranee Empire. Commanded the Regiment throughoat the campaign in Kobisten,
and at the sieges of Tootumdarrah, Jhoolghur (led and commanded the atorminK party),
night attack at Biboo Koosh Ghnr, K'lrdurrah. and Perwandurrah, when Dost Mahomed
surrendered, and the force rt.turncd to Cubiil. He has received the War Medal with two
Claspii for Maitiniquc and Guaduluupe; the Medal for Ava ; and Medal for Ghoinee.
47 Colonel Harty served with tho 3;3rd at the capture of Btturbon and the Isle of France in
ISIO ; the campaigns of 1S13 and 14 in Gt^nnauy and Holland, including both the attaeks on
Merxem, and the assault m Berg^n-op-Zjom. Also the campa'gu of 1815, including the
battle of Qaatro Bras, tho retrtat on the follofving day, and oattle of Waterloo, — slightly
wounded.
49 Colonel Boiney served at the capture of Ischia and Procida, in 1809 ; defence of
Cadiz in 1810 ; action of the Cmi and Sabugal, buttle of Furntes d'Onor, retreat from Burgos.
Served the campaign of 1814 in Holland, including the action at Merxem, bombardment of
Antwerp, and storming of Bergf n-op-Zoom. Engaged in the Burmese war at the attack ef
Padowa Pus and the fortilied p *sitions of Mahatee ; storming the stockades and hills near» and
taking tho town and works of Arracan. Wounded en the 16th June 1815, atQuatre Bras, by a
musket-shot in the left shin, and dangoronsly by a ball which entered the back part of the head.
He liaa received the War Mctlol with one Clasp for Fucntes d'Onor.
50 Colonel Bochfort mas at the capture of the Isle of France in 1810 ; and of Java in
1811, inolading capture of Cornelia, storming of Serandela and Fort Djocjovarta. Storming of
redoubtj at the island of Borneo ; Nepanl campaign in 1814 \ siege and atorm of Battiaa i
Mabratta campaigns of 181 7 and 18 ; siege and storm of Bhnrtpore 1825>6. He haa reociTed
the War Medal wiUi one Clasp for Java.
51 Colonel Duudas served in the 47th Regt on the expedition to South America in 1806-7t
and was present at the taking of Maldocudo, in several skirmishes, and at the attack and
storming of Monte Video. Ho served afterwards in the East Indies, and was present in 1814 at
the capture of the Fort of Now liuggur, and in several skirmishes. He terred also in the
Burmese Territory from Jan. 182G till pence was proclaimed.
63 Colonel Willington served in the East Indies from May 1813 to May 1823, taohid-
ing the campaigns of 1815 and 16 in Kattywar and Kutoh; taking of Aojsr; Decoan campaigns
of 1817 and 18; campaign of 1819 iu Candeish; and in Kut?h in 1820.
53 Colonel Westmore served the ('ampai{>ns of 1813 and 14 in Germany and HoUand.
including both attacks on MiTxem, and the nsbault on Bergtn-op-Zoom; served at Waterloo on
the 16th, 17th, and 18ch June, and was severely wounded.
64 Colonel Poole served througliout the operations in Scinde (Medal) under Sir Charles
Napier, and commanded tlie 22ud at the battle of Meeanee,and a brigade at the battle of Ujder*
abac. Ho was also previously at the destruction of the Fort of Imaumghur in the Desert. Hs
served the campaign in the Southern Mahratta country in 1844-5, including the investment and
capture of the Forts Panulla and Pownghur.
55 Colonel White*4 services : — Campaign in Spain, nnder Sir John Moore, indudiog
the retreat to and battle of Corunna, where ho was wounded. Siege of Flushing, and capture
of Walcheren; campaigns in Canada, from Nov. 1813, to the end of the war. Ho has receiYsd
the War Medal with one Clasp for Corunna.
56 Colonel Bray served tho Mahratta campaigns of 1817, 18, and 19, and was present
at the sieges and captures of Byghur, Amulnier, and Asseerghur. He was on board the unfor-
nate ship Kent^ which was burned in the Bay of Biscay, Ist March 1825. Commanded the
39th in the action of Maharajpore (Modal), and was severely wounded.
57 Colonel Tonnant served at the sirge of Flushing in 1809.
58 Colonel £. R. Hill served in the Peninsula from Sept 1812 to the end of that war in 1814,
indnding the affair of San Munos and retreat from Burgos, as a volunteer; battle of Vitturis,
passage of the Bidassoa, battles of Nivelle and Toulouse: he has the War Medal with four Clasps.
59 Sir Joshua Jebb served in the last American war.
60 C(lonf 1 Arthur Shirley was nominated to the Snd Class of the Mctiyidie, for service with
the late Turkish Contingent.
61 M'lj or General Lawrence commanded the 2nd Batt. Rifle Brigade throughout the Eastern
campaign of 18o4, inolading the battles of tht Alma (horse killed) and Inkerman, and siege of
Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, CB,, Oftoer of the legion of Honor, and Ard ChMi of. tk^
Medjidle).
oIoimI Hoo. G«om Cftdogan teiTod the EMtern oampaign of 1854, incladinf the battles
m, Bekklafft» m1 Inkermtn, end liege of Sebastopol (Medal and Claepe, CB., Com-
• ind Claat of St. Haorioe and St. Laionu, and 3rd Clasi of the Medjidie). He waa
ad as ^e Qoeen'e GommiBaioner to the Sardinian Army in the Crimea.
olonel J. C. Hope Gibsone served throughout the Elafiir war of 1846-7, and was present on
every occasion in which the troops were engaged with the enemy; and he had the com-
>f and led the charge of Cavalry in the decidive affair of the Qwango, on the Sth June
'hen a large body of the enemy was enconnten-d and utterly bruken, leaving upwards of
A on the field* on which occasion his services were warmly acknowledged in the public
liflSi and hia name particularly mentioned in General Orders.
iokmel Story served in the Peninsula and France from Kov. 1812 to May 1814
ig the siege of San Sebastian, and passaffea of the Bidassoa and Adonr. He has received
mr War Madal and one Clasp for Sui Seliastian.
iolomel Hoey served the Bastem campaign from April 1855 in command of the Snd
on'Royal Regiment, including the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp, and 4th
f the Medjidie).
L^or-GeDerol Horatio Shirley served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 ; commanded the
tha battles of Alma and Inkcrman, and siege of Sebastopol ; was General Officer of the
• in the attack on the Quarries on the 7th .Tune, and at the attack on the 18th JunsL
mmanded a Brigade at the attack ^n the Redan on the 8th Sept. — wounded (Medal and
CB., Officer of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and drd Class of the Mediidie),
ir Henry Storks served as Assistant Adjutant- General at the Cape of Good Hope auring
fir war of 1846-47 (Medal).
lolonal T. C. Smith, prior to entering the Army, served for a short period in the Navy.
a three times wounded. He served in the Peninsula from June 1813 to the end of that
1814, and was present at the afiair of OrdaL He served also the campaign of 1815, and
iqaded at the battle of Waterloo.
Colonel Hodge commanded the 4th Dragoon Guards in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 ;
I board H. M. S. Sanspareil in the naval attack on Sebastopol, 17th Oct. 1854 ; also
; at the battles of Balaklava and Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol, night- attack on
1 outposts, 19th Feb. and battle of Tchemaya, 16 Aug. 1855 (Medal and Claspa, CB^
of the Legion of Honor, and 3rd Class of the Medjidie).
Iokmel Yarborottgh served with the 91st RegL in the Kaffir war (Medal and CB,).
Solonel Crombie embarked in Feb. 1854 with the Coldstream Guards for Turkey, and
in Bulgaria.
iolonal Maobean served in the Peninsula and France, from July 1812 to Auguat
Lneloding the affiiir at Osma, battle of Vittoria, both sieges of San Sebaatian and
» of it ( passage of the Nivelle, 10th November, and actions of the Nive, 9th, 10th,
ad 12tli December, 1813. Served also the campaign of 1815, including the capture
s. Serfcd afterwards with the Army of Oocupation until 1818. He has received the
Vf ar Medal with four Clasps.
Sokmel James served in the Peninsula and France, from Oct. 1812 to April 1814,
■g the battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Orthes, for which he has received
rer War Medal with four Clasps. Served subsequently in the American war.
Solonel Doherty served with the 14th Lt. Dragoons throughout the Punjaub campaign
!-•, including the action of Ramnuggur, passage of the Chenab, battles of Chi llian wallah
wjerat, pursuit of the enemy across the Jhelum, and of the Affghans over the Indus
b the Khyber Pass (Medal and Clasps). At Ramnuggur he bought the charging
ons, under CoL Havelock who was killed, across the nullah and out of the enemy's entrench*
and at Goojerat he commanded a body of H. M. Dragoons and Native Light Cavalry.
Colonel Faber served with the 49th Rest, throughout the war with China (Mrdal), and
Bscnt at the first and second captures of Chusan, storm and capture of the heights above
ij attack and capture of Amoy and of Chinhae, oocupation of Ningpo end repulse of the
Utack, attack and capture of the enemy's entrenchea camp on the heights oi Segoan, of
>, and of Woosung, and investment of i^^ankin.
Uilond Garvoek served as a Major of Brigade in Sir Harry Smith's Division throughout
kh campaign (Medal and three Clasps), and was present at the battles of Moodkee,
shah (horse shot under him), BuddiwiU, Aliwal, and Sobraon, where he was himself
y wounded, and his horse struck in three places. He also acted as Adjutant- General
aarter- Master- General to Sir Harry Smith in the action with and defeat of the rebel
al Bloem Piaats (South Afirica), 29th August 1848.
Vikmel R. B. Burnabv served the campaign of 1815, including the battle of Waterloo.
Colonel Hon. Alex. Gordon served on the Quarter Master General's Staff throughout
«tan campaign of 1854-55, including the battlea of Alma, Balaklava, and lokerman,
!{• of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, CB., Officer of the Legion of Honor, and 3rd Class
Hedjidfie).
iokmel Tyrwhitt served the Eastern campaign of 1854, as Aide-de-Camp to the Duke
Abridge, and was present at the battles of Aima and Inkerman, snd siege of S«:bastopol
I and CUasps, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5ih Class of the Medjidie).
Jolonel Rochfort Scott served with the expedition against New Orleans, and waa
: at thi attack on the American Lines on the 8th Jan. 1815, and at the capture of Fort
Beriad afterwarda in France with the Army of Occupation, from July 1815 to Dec 1818 %
dftlbaaUlsdAiglo-Tarkiahforoeia Syria, from Dec 1640 to Nov. 1841 (Medal and Clasp).
Adak MTved in ^paia from July 1810 to the and of the war,iacluidAsi% \>M ^^vnna
47c War Services of the Colonels.
of Cadiz, battle of Barrosa, Fort 8an Philip, Balaguere, Villa Franca, Tarragona and
Served also tlio PIndarree campaigns of 1817 and 18, and rubsequenrly in the Deccan, InelndiDg
the siege and reduction of Rliyghur, Amulnier, and Assecrfihur. Twice soverely wounded bj
niatcltlock balls, in the left iirm and rifj^ht side, at tlic siege of As^eerghor on the evening of tl»
10th March 1818, in repulsing a sortie made by tlie garrison of the fort into the town. He has
receivrd the War Sicdal and one Clasp for Barrosa.
79 CoKnel Hennis served the campaign of 1815, and was present at the battle of Waterkxk.
80 Lord Wpst served on 8ir Hugh Gough*s Staff thronghont the Sutlfj cimpaign of
1845*46, as Aide-dc-Camp in the battles of Moodkee and Ff rozeshah, and as O^ciating Mill-
tarv Secretary during the remainder of the campaign, and in the battle of Sobraon (Medal
and Clasps). Landfd with the 21st Fusiliers in the Crimea and was present at the battlei
fought there: commanded a detached wing in the battle of Tnkerman and subsequently the
regiment dnrlng the siege f^rom 17lh Nov. 1854 to 6 Aug. 1855, including a apedal oommand
of two Kegiments in support of the storming party of the left column aj^ain^t the Redan on
tiie 18th June. Had command of the Reeiment again on the 8th Sept., and during the assault
was ordered to move to the point of attach: in support. In the expedition to Kinboura he held
command of a Brigade (Medal and Clasps, C7?., Officer of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian
Medal, and drd Class of the Medjidte).
82 Colonel Willism Napier served as Aide-de-Camp to Sir Charles Napier during hia cam-
paign of 1845 against the Desert and Mountain Tribes on the right banit of the Indus. Served
abo at the siege of Sebastopol as Assistant Director General Land Transport Corps (Medal
and Clasp, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
83 Colonel Arney commanded three companies of the 58th during the operationa against the
hostile natives in the Southern District of New Zealand in 1846. He commanded the tro(^
encamped in the valley of the Hutt and Porirua; and the 58th at the affair of the Horokeivi,
when the enemy were driven back and dispersed.
84 Colonel Hagart commanded the 7th Husssrs in the Indian campaign from Dec. \9o7,
including the repulse of the attack on the Alumbagh till promoted Brigadier in March 1858.
Commanded the 1st Cavalry Brigade in the operations beyond the Goomtee, at the siege of
Lucknow (CjD., Medal and Clasp), and during the Rohilcund campaign, including the affair of
Alleegunge, and the captures of Ruyaghur, Shahjefaanpore, Bareilly, and Mohumdee. In the
autumn of the same year was attached to the Oude field force, and commended the Cavalry of
that Division at the occupition of Fyzabad, passage of the Oogra, and during the whofe of
the Trans-Gogra campaigfn till the conclusion of the war in 1859 (nine times mentioned in
despatches).
85 Colonel Donaldson served in the Peninsula with the 57th, from June 1809 to the end of
that war in 1814, including the siege of Badajoz in April 1811, battles of Albnhers, Vittorit,
and the Pyrenees.
86 Colonel Long scn'cd with the Tlst in tlic Peninsula, from Sept. 1813 to the end of that
war in 1814, including the action at Cambo, battles of the Nivc, before Bayonne (wounded), Qrthes,
Aire^Tarbes, and Toulouse. Also the campaign of 1815, including the battle of Waterloo. He
has received the War Medal with four Clasps for Nivelle, Niro, Orthcs, and Toulouse.
87 Colonel Birtwhistle sensed tho campaign of 1814 in the south of France with the 32od.
Also'the campaign of 1815, Including the battle of Quatre Bras (slightly wounded), retreat on the
17th Juno, and battle of Waterloo (severely wounded),
88 Colonel Palmer served the campaign of 1814 in Holland, including the attack open
the Tillage of Merxem, 13th Jan.; also second attack and capture 2nd Fcb.« when his Reginent
captured two guns; bombardment of the French fleet in the Scheldt, flrom 3rd to 6th February.
Actively engaged at Fort Frederick on the Scheldt, 22nd March, in impeding the passage of
French line of battle ships to Fort Lillo, for the purpose of throwing provisions and asaiatanoe
into the garrison. Again employed on the same duty 25th March following.
89 Colonel Jos. Swinburne served in the Peninsula from 1809 to the end of the war, fndnd-
Ing the battles of Oporto, Talavera (wounded in the right arm and foot), and Busaco ; actions
at Pombal, Leris, Condeixa, Fleur-de-lis, Guarda, and Sabugal ; battle of Fuentesd*Onor. first
siege of BidaJDz. action at El B'idon, sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo and Bidsjos, battles of Sala-
manca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, and Nivelle ; action at Silvaterre. battle of Orrhes (wounded in the
neck), action at Vic Bigorro, and battle of Toulouse. Ho has the AVar Medal with ten
Clasps.
90 Colonel Waymouth scncd in the Peninsula with the 2nd Life Guards from Nov. 1819 to
the end of that uar In 1814, including the battle of Vittoria, investment of Pampeluna, and the
battles of the Pyrenees. Also the campaign of 1815, includinjj the action of Qiiatre Bras,cuveiw
ing tho retreat on tho 17th June, and battle of Waterloo, f e^-erely wounded and taken prisoner,
when cbarging the Fronch cuirassiers at Waterloo. He has received the War Merlal with two
Clasps for Vittoria and Toulouvo.
91 Colonel Edj^ar Gibson sened in the Peninsula with tho 1st Light Infantry Battalion of the
King's Cierman Lotion, fi'om Aug. 1813 to the end of that war in 1814, including the siege uf San
Sebastian, an action in the Pyi-enecs at thepa«sage of the Bidussoa (wounded), and the sulwequent
actions in which the h*ft wing of the army was en^raged. Ser^'cMl also tht» oampai^i of 1816, and
was present at the buttle of Waterloo. lie hasreceive<l the War Medal uith two Clasps.
92 Colonel Last commanded the troops in the southern district of New Zealand during the
greater part of tho operations against the hostile natives in 1846. He assisted in driving b«clc
the rebels wh) attacked the detachment posted under Lieut Page (58th Begt ) at Bouloolt^g
imrm in the valley of the Hutt on the 16th May 1846 ; commanded at the eaptoro of Te R«i-
paraba and serersl other influential ehiefb, m well aa diaanaiiiff part of tbe tribe on the Sdsd
July ; and also commanded the combined force at the aifair <k tne Horokiwi, on the 6th Aug.,
vfUT ocrvtces oj me lAfwneiSm 4/ a
canptlUng thm uMm to retresl and uUimately to diapeorae ; wai ptftiouUrlj mentioned in the
GoTernnent Geaette of New Zealand, and also in tlie Dispatchea of Lient -Governor Grey.
08 Colonel Mone-Coopcr serred the campaign of 1814 as a Volunteer from the R. M. Col-
lege with the Royals, and waa present at the investment of Bayonne and repulse of the sortie.
Also the campaign of 1815, including tlie battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo. Also served with
the 11th Light Dragoons at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore in 1825-6| under Lord Com-
bcrmcre, where he volunteered for tiie dismountorl Cavalry storming paity. Slightly wounded at
Bayonne, and severely at Waterloo, Iiaving received Ave wouudt». Uhk received tlie Waterloo
Medal, and a Medal for Bhnrtpore.
04 Colonel Jauncey served on the expedition to Walcheren in 1800. Subsequently In the
Peninsula from July 1812 to June 1814, including the battle of Castalla, siege of Tarragona,
retreat from thence, its second siege, retreat from Villa Franca after the battle of the Pass of
Ordall, and investment of Barcelona in 1814. Expedition to Naples in 1B1«'3.
05 Colonel de Lacy served with the 48th Kegt. in the Peninsular war iu the battle of Busaco,
lines at Torres Vcdras, pursuit of Marshal MaMona, action of Campo Mayor, first siege of Ba-
daloz, battles of Albuhera, Vittoria (woundedj, Roncesvalles, and the Pyrenees (28ih July to
Slid Aug. 1818), besides minor actions anrl skirmiislios. He served 80vcn years in Jamaica and
the West Indies, and bus received the War Mcdul witii four Clasps.
00 Colonel Scargill served witli tlie 9lli at tlio defence of Turifa, from May to Dec. 1811.
Also in the soutli of France from March to May 1814, including tlie blockade of Bayonne and re-
pulse of the sortie.
07 ColomI Robert Lewis served in the Burmese war.
08 Colonel Ainsworth served at tiie siego of Fliuhing in 180!), and subtsoquently in the Peiiin-
liola, including the battle of Fuentes d*Onor, and 2nd siege of Budujoz, and battle of ^'ivelle.
Served also the campaign of 1816, and was present at tlic battle of Waterloo. He has received
the War Medal witli three Clasps.
99 Colonel Wilbraham serred the Syrian campaign of 1840-41 (Medal), includiog the
advance on Gaaa and affdir near Askelon. Served the Eastern campaign of 185-1-55, as an
Assistant Adjutant- General, including the battles in the Crimea and siege of Sebaitopol
( Medal and Clasps, CR, Offici'r of the Legion of Honor, and Srd Class of the Mcdjidie).
100 Colonel Spottiswoode served as Brigade- Major of Cavalry with the left wing of the Army
of Gwalior in ltH3, and was present at the battle of Punniar (Mcdul). lie served also in the
like capacity in the Sntlej campaign in 1846, and wus present at tiie battle of Sobraon (Medal).
Commanded the 1st Dragoon Guard* iu the Crimean campaign from IG Aug. 185u, including the
siege of Sebastopol (Mednl aud Claop, and otli Class of the Mcdjidie).
101 Colonel Webber Smith served with the 48th Regt. the campaign against the Rajah of
Coorir, in April 1834, and was wounded. Commanded the 9i>th Kegt. in the Eastern campaign
of 1854, and was severely wonnded at the battle of Alma (Medal and Clasp, CB., and 5th Claia
•f the Medjidic).
lOS Colonel George served throaghont the campaign in Soinde (Medal) under Sir
Charlea Napier, including the destruction of Imaumghor in the Desert, and the battles of
Meeanee and Hyderabad, 1843, at which last he commanded the 22nd Regt. He served also
the campaign in the Si)nthem Mahratta ooantry in 1844-5; and Brigadier Hicks Wing mor-
tally wounded. Major George took command of detachments at the storm of the Fetahs and
northern front of Panulla and Pownghur, Nov. 27, and was present at the investment and
eapcure of both those forts, beine in command of the left tlank post ; and during the (>peration8
airahift the Forts Monnahnr and Mnnsuntosh in the Southern Concan, commanded left wing
23od Regt^ end afccrwards commanded the Field Brigade (temporarily) at Kolapore.
103 Colonel Y«yrfce commanded the Royal Dragoons in the Eastern campaign of 1854, and
was severely wonnded at the battle of Balaklava, his horse also was severely wounded with grape
shot in supporting the Lii^ht Cavalry charge prior to his own leg being shnttored by a Rifle
ball ( Medal and Clasps, CB., Sardinian Medal, and 4th Class of the Medjidie). He commanded
the Regt dnring a violent gale in the Black Sea between Varna and the Crimea and this great
dnastcr resnitea in the loss of 250 horses of the Regt including the greater part of the
officers* chargers and detachments of other Regts. under his command.
104 Culonel C. H. Uurnaby eommanded the Royal Artillery on the Eastern Frontier, Cape of
Goi d Hope, during the K-iflir war of 1840-7, and for this received the Brevet rank of Major.
He also commanded the Royal Artillery on the Eastern Frontier from the breaking out of
ih4 war in Dec. 1850 antil July 1852, and was appointed commandant of Graham's Town,
with the District ot Lower Albany ; for services in this war he got the Brevet rank of Lient-
Colonel (Medal).
104t Colonel MonkYand served with the 74lh Highlanders in the Kaffir war in I80I (Medal).
105 Colonel Brownrigg served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, as Assist. Adjutant-General,
including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol, and was Chief of the
Staff to Sir George Brown in the expedition to Kertch (Medal and Clasps, C2?., Officer of the
Legion of Honor, and 4th CIbms of the Medjidie).
lOG Cohmel W. B. Ainslie commanded tiie 03nl Iliglilnnders throughout the Eastern cam-
paign of I854-ao, including the battles of Alma and Balukluva. and biege of Sebastopol (Medal
■ud three Clns^w, CB., Sardinian Medal, and 4ih Class of the Medjidie).
107 Colonel S. J. Hill commanded an expedition 80 miles np th« Gambia in 1849; stormed
mad destroyed the fortified town of Bambacoo, 6th May ; attacked and partially destroyed the
Ibrtifled town of Keennng, 7th May; action and defeat of the enemy on the plains of Quenella.
M9 idab eonasanded a detaebnient of the 2nd and 3rd West India Regts. in the oombined
vfttok- of tbe "BnMk and Freof^ naTal and land foxve iinder Commodore Fanihawe in the
47e War Sermces of the CobmeU.
atUok and toUl ddM of pintM aft tli« IilMid of BmU, JeU Bivw, WMttrn AMoa. lifkHse.
1849. Tfckt thankf of the liorcb of the Admiralty were oonTeyed to hiaeelf and dttailnMnf.
and he reoeired the bre?et rank of Mi^or.
108 Colonel Tidy aerred with tlie 14 th Begt at the iiege and capture of Bhoripon in
1835-26 (Medal).
109 Colonel Sanden commanded the 1 9th Begt. in the Eastern campaign of 1854 and wat
aererely woundeil at the battle of Alma (Medal and Clasp, Ci^., and 6th Ciaaa of the Med^idia).
110 Colonel Holdaworth served with the Qaeen*s Rojrals the campaign in A%haniataa
and Beloochiatan, including the storm and capture of Qhuxnee (Medal) and of Khelat (aeTerdy
wounded). AUo the campaign in the Southern Mahratta country in 1844 (inclnding the alorm
of the Fortress of Ponella) ; that in the Conc&n in 1845. Served in the Kaffir war of 1851-52,
and commanded four companies of the Regiment with the expedition North of the Qnaoe
River, in 1852-53.
not Colonel H. D. White served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 in irftmmaiMJ of the
Inniskilling Dragoons, including the battles of Balaklava, Inkerman, and Tchemaya, and aiege
and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 4th Claai oftte
Medjifiie).
111 Colonel Menda served aa a Midahipman, Royal Navy, during the yeara 181i, IS, aad
14, in North and South America. Served at every British possesaion in Western Africa, lor
fourteen years, and was present at the first attack made upon the Ashanteea near the village
of Donguah, 26th September 1823, under Sir Charles McCarthy. Present also at the deatmo*
tion of the native Dutch town of Sucoondee, 17th February 1824, and employed in the boala of
H. M.*a shipa of war skirmishing with the natives of that town and the Ashanteea on the fol-
lowing morning. In action against the Ashanteea, 2l8t May 1824; and at the defeat of theiff
army on the heights in rear uf Cape Coast Custle, 1 Ith July following. On the 4th Febraary
1826, whilst in command of Dixcove Fort, he was attacked by about 6,000 nativea, the gar-
riaon oonsbting of only one corporal and nineteen privates (natives), Royal African oorpa;
with these he defended the post, and forced the enemy to retreat with much loaa in the killed
and wounded. Bpsidea the above ho has been in various skirmishes with the natives.
112 Colonel Robinson served the campaign in AfigbaniHtan and Belooohistan, inclnding the
storm and capture of Ghusnee (0erer«>ly wounded) and of Khelat : Medal for Ghumee. Bealao
aerved in the Kaffir war of 1851-52-53, as Assistant- Quarter-Master General of the 2nd DiTiaioa.
113 Colonel Wigston served with the 18th Royal Irish on the China expedition (Medal), at
Canton, Amoy, Chusan, Chinhae, Ningpo, Segoan, Chapoo, and Chin Kiang Foo. Serrad alio
hi Burmah from July 1852 to the end of the war in 1853 ; was present at theoaptnreof Frane;
and commanded the infantry, and suhaequently, on the force being increased, the Bight Wing
of the troops employed under Sir John Cheapo in the Donabew diatrict against Mei^iTooo, aM
was severely wounded at the assault and capture of thatchiers last poaiuon on the 19th Mareh
1853. Beoeived the brevet of Major for the China aervioe, and that of Lient .-Colonel for the
Bnrmeae service.
114 (Colonel Bice aerved with the 51st during the war in Burmah fh>m April to Aagit
1852; was on board the E. L C. steam sloop Sesostrii during the Naval action and deetroetioft
of the enemy's atockadea on the Bangoon Bivert aerved during the succeeding three day a
operationa in the vicinity, and at the storm and capture of Bangoon; aleo at the aaaanlt and
oaptore of Baaaein, 19th May (severely wounded). Colonel Rice was mentioned in General
(}od«rin'a dis^atohea aa "deserving the beat consideration of Government" for captoring by
atorm with hu company and a sub-divi.iion of the 9th Madras Native Infantry the enoMyi
atroozhold, and entrenched poeition aouth of Baasein, armed with sixteen guns and twenty
gingMis; honoured with the best thanks of the Governor- General in Council.
115 Colonel the Hon. B. G. H. Spencer served throughout the whole of the operationa in
CHiina, and waa present at the deatruotion of the batteriea of Amoy, in H. M. 8. BUmds, in
1840 ; at the capture of the forts of the Bocca Tigris, and subsequent operationa in the Canton
lUver ; at the atorm and capture of the heiehta of Canton ; attack and capturea of Amoy,
Ghuaan (second operation), Chinhae, Chapoo, Woosung, Slianghae, and Chin Kiang Foo^ and
demonstration before Nankin (Medal).
116 Colonel Phibba aerved in the Peninsula, with the 27th, from Nov. 1813 to the end of
that war in 1814, including the battles of the Nivclle, Orthes, ami Toulouse, for which he haa
reeeived the War Medal with three Claaps. Served afterwards in the American war, and waa
present at the taking of Plattsborgh. liost hia left arm, and waa shot through boUi lege at tha
oattlo of the Nivelle.
117 Colonel Eld served with the 90th Begiment during the Kaffir war of 1846-47 (Medal).
118 Colonel Land aerved aa Adjutant to the Boy al Marine Battalion at D*Jouni, and waa
preeent at the Bombardment of St. Jean d*Acre (Medal and Clasp for Syria, and Turkish Medal).
119 Colonel Mitford waa employed on the coast cf Syria during the whole of the operationa
against the Egyptians ; he landed and served with the lUttalion at the Camp d*Jouni, and waa
preaent at the bombardment of St. Jean d*Acre. He has been presented with a Medal firom
the Sultan, and haa the War Medal with one Clasp.
120 Colonel Jamea Wataon aerved with the 14th Begt. at the aiege and atorming of Bhurt-
pore in 1825-26 (Medal). Also at the siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
121 Sir Thooiaa Troubridge aerved the Eaatem campaign of 1854 with the 7th Fuaillera, and
waa very aeverely wounded at the battle of Inkerman— both legs amputated (Medal and ClaesiL
and 4th Claaa of the Me^jidie). ^^
lit Cokmal Fbrbaa aerred with the 91a4BefinMnt in the laat Kafir war (Medal).
IM CokMiel Lyaooi Mrred in Oaaada dmring tha rebaUioa in 1S88-S9, inolading the actioM
/Far Sermeei qfthe Colonels. 47/
of St Dtnb and St. Eoitaehe. Wu honounbly mratloned in DispatohM and Gmenl Ordtrs
oa the oeoaion of the wreek of the tnuuport Premier on 4th Nofember 1843 and promoted In
conaeqoence. Seired the Sutern campaign of 1854-55; was pment at Uie battles of Afaaa
and Inkenaan, the minor aflbin of Bnlganae and Mackensie't Farm, captnre of BaJaUaYa, and
throaghout the whole siege of Sebaatopol ; led the main colamn of the attack on the Redan
by the Light Diviiion on the 18th June, and commanded a Brigade in the latter part of the action
(slightly wnnnded); wai engaged in the 6nal assault of the Redan on the 8th September
(■ererelj wounded); eommanded the 2nd Brigade Light Division from October 1855 to the
end of the war (Medal and Clasps, Breret of Colonel, CJB., Officer of the Legion of Honor,
Sardinian Medal, and 3rd Class of the Medjidie).
124 Colonel the Honourable W. L. Pakenham served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, as
Assistant Adjutant-General, up to the 24th June 1855, after which as Adintant-Qeneral,
including the battles of Alma, Balaklara, and Inkerman, and siege and fall of Sebastopol
(Miedal and Clasps, CB^ Officer of the Legion of Honor, Commander 2nd Class St Maunce
and St. Laaams, and 3rd Class of the Medjidie).
125 Colonel Tudor served as Aide-de-Camp to Oeneral Grey, commanding the left wing of
he army of Gwalior, in the action of Punniar, 29 Dee. 1843 (Medal). Also served the Sutlej
campaign of 1845-6, as Aide de Camp to the same General, commanding 5th Division of die Army.
] 27 Colonel James Graham joined the 54th Reg^ in Burmah, as a volunteer, in Dec# 1824, and
was present at the carrvingof the entrenched Fords of the Mahattee River, 27th March, and at
the attack on the fortified heights of Arraean, 29th March 1825; at the latter he was wounded
in the side and face: has received the Medal and Clssp for Ava. In July 1855 a Medical
Boord pronounced him as "totally unfit for service in the field;" but in consideration of tha
nature of his past services he was specially promoted to a Lieut-Colonelcy, and allowed to re-
tire upon the full pay of that rank.
1S8 Colonel Wetherall served io Canada during the rebellions of 1837-38, 1838-39, and wss
present in the actions of St. Charli's, St. Bustache, and Pointe Oliviero. Was shiowrecked with
the Royal Regt. in the transport ** Premier." Served in the Crimea as Assistant (Quarter Master
General and was present at the battles of Alma, Balaklnvn, and Inkerman, the siege end fall of
SebastopoL Served at Kertch as Deputy Quarter Master General of the Turkish Contingent.
Was subsequently Director General of Land Transport in the Crimea, and was charged with
the reorganization of that force (Medal and fuur Clasps, CB., Knight of the Legion of Honor,
3rd Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal). Served as Deputy Q. M. General to the forces
in China in 1857. Served In India in the Mutiny of 1857-58; was Chief of the Staff of tha
Central India fiekl force and present at Koonch, Muttra, Golowlee (20th and 22nd May), and
QUpee. Commanded South Oude field force in the campaign of 1858; and commanded the
foree at the attack and capture of the intrenched camp of Rampore Rupea on 3rd Nov., and
the sobseauent operations of the campaign (Medal and Clasp).
129 Culonel Sadlier served in Sicily flrom July 1808 to June 1812, and was present at the
capture of the islands of Ischia and Procida. Served subsequently in the Peninsula, including
tha battle of Castalla and siege of Tarragona, action at Villa IVanca, besides various minor
affiiirs: also in the American war, including the attack on Piattsburg; and subsequently with
the Army of Ooeupation in France ; served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the
aetiona in the Crimea and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and two Clasps).
180 Colonel Strange served with the 26th Regt. on the China expedition (Medal), and waa
preaent at the defence of Ningpo, at Tscke, Chapoo, Woosung, Shanghae, Chinkiangfoo, and
rCankin.
131 Colonel Lake was transferred from the Madraa Engineers to the Royal Army as a
Lieut.-Colonel Unattached for his serrioeB at the defence otKars {CB, and 2nd Class of the
Mcdjidii*).
Idlt Colonel Payne served with the Royal Marine Brigade in the Crimea and at the surrender
3f KInboum in 1855 (Medal).
138 Ck>]onel John Watson served with the 14th Regt. in the trenehes at the siege of Sebastopol
ind assault of the 18th June (Medal and Clasp).
133 Colonel Going landed in the Crimea with the 2ud Battalion Royal Regiment on the 22nd
April 1855, and was at the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp, and 5th Class of the
hledjidie).
133t Colonel Douglas served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 in command of the 11th
linisars, Incloding the affair of Bulganak. battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege
>f Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, CB., Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 4th Class of the
tfe^iUie).
134 Colonel Finucano has served in Spain, France, Italy, the Mediterranean, Jamaica, and
ndia. In 1814 he was with the Austrian Army in Italy and at the surrender of Genoa. He
vaa in several affairs in Ava during the Burmese War : also at the storming of Bhurtpore. In
he Spanish service in 1835, 30, as Lieut.-Colonel on the Staff, and has received the Cross of St.
'emnndo ; also the War Medal for India with two Clasps.
135 Colonel Daubeney served with the 55th Regt in the Coorg campaign. East Indies, in
834« and was present at the assault and capture of the stockade of Kissenhully, and at the
attack on the atockade of Soamwarpettab, where he had charge of one of the two guns attached
o the Column, which by his perseveranoe and exertions he saved from capture during the
otiaat, seiTsd during the Chinese war of 1841-42, commanded the Light Company at the re-
lolse <^ the enemy's night-attack at Chinhae, and at the storm and captnre of Chapoo; served
n tha staff aa Major of Brinda to Sur Jamas Sohoedde at Wooaung, Shanghai, and Chin-
mantionadinDispatohiM (Medal, BraretM^or, and CB.)- Ssrved the EtataeiL
4!ig War Services of the CohneU.
campaign of 1854, inolnding the Iwttlei of Alma and Inkerman (wounded aiid hone shot), aUn
of Seba4topo1« and repnise of the sortie of 26th October. Commanded the 55th Begt. ai tM
battle of inherman, and tncoeeded to the command of the 1st Brigade, 2nd Di?taioo» after
Co!oDel Wairen was wounded, and brought it out of action— mentioned in Division Orders for
the Alma and in the Dispatches for Inkerman (Medal and three Clasps, Knight of the Lfgioa
of Honor, aui 4Lh Class of thn Medjidie).
13C Colonel Sterling served tlio Kostcru campai;(n of 1854-55, firft os a Brigade Mnjor and
afterwards as Assistaut Adjutant-General to the lli^bland Division, including the battles of tha
Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and si(n>;e of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, CB., OCticer of the
Legion of Honor, and 4th Class of the Medjidic).
137 Colonel Seagram served with the 45t'h Rcgt. in the Kaffir war of 1846-47 (Medal, and
Brevet Major).
138 Colonel J. Stewart Wood served the Coorg campaign in 1834, in the Light Company
of the 48th Regt : he was on the storming parties of the St(.ney Kiver and the several
stockades leading to the capture of the Hug^al Pass, and at the tiking of the hill fort of
Nucknaud. He was throughout the campaigui in Aif;rbanistan: — in 1838 nnd 39 aa Aide-de«
Camp to Sir Robert Sale; in 1840, 41, and 42 as Adjutant to the 13ih Uegr., and was on the
storming party of the fortress of Gbuzuee (Medal); on the storming party of the town and fort
of Tootumdurrah; had charge of and planted the ladders at the storm of Joolghur (wounded);
was in the night attack at Baboo Koosh Ghur, the destruction of Kardurrah, battle of Perwao-
durrah; at the storming of the Khoord Cubool Pass; in the skirmish of Teseen; the forcing of
the Jugdulluck Pass, reduction of the f()rt of Mamoo Khail, in the ht^roie defence of Jt-llaUbad
(wounded 17th March 1842), and in the sorties on the 14th Nov. and Ut Dec. 1841, llih March,
24th March, and 1st April 1842; the battle of Jellalabad and defeat of the besieging force under
Akbar Khan on the 7th April 1842— horse sabred under him (Medal). Was on the storming
Sarty of the Jugdulluck Pass, in the battle of Tezeen, and at the re-capture of Cabool (Medal),
erved the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, as Assist. Adjutant-General to the 3rd Division and
subsequently to Head Quarters, including the battle of Alma, capture of Bilaklava, battle of
Inkerman, and siege operations before Seba»topol, with the exception of the last attack (Medal
and three Clasps, CB., Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 4th Class of the 3Iedjiclie).
138t- Colonel Grenthed served with the 8th Regt. at the siege of Delhi in 1857 (in command
fkt>m 30th June to the end of the siege), present ut the repulse of Sorties on the 9th, 14th, and
18th July, and commanded the 3d brigade during the repiihe of the (u^my's a^.tack on 23d
July ; commanded the Column sent to occupy the Khood&iabagh and Ludlow Castle on 7th
Sept. by which operation the butteries were advanced to within 180 jar$)s of the walls ; led the
Regt. to the assault and served with it in the City ; on the 24th Sept. left Delhi in command
of a Movable Column and defeated the enemy at Bo!undshur, Allyghur, and Agra ; commanded
the 3d Brigade of the Army under Lord Clyde from 10th Nov. 57 to 9th Jan. 58 and present
at the action of Dilkoosha in Lucknow during the operations resulting in the relief of the
garrison ; commanded advanced pickets at Cawnpore from SOth Nov. t> 7th Dec, incluidiog
the affair of the 2d action of the 6th Dec., also present in the action of Khudagunj and ocea-
pation of Futtehghur (Ci9., ani promoted Colonel for dist-nguished service in the field).
130 Colonel the Hon. Robert Rdl) was one of two officers sent from Malta on a speoisl
mission to Tripoli in 1846 and received the thanks of the Secretaries for Foreign Affairs and
Colonies conveyed through the Commander-in-Chief for his services upon that occasion. He
embarked with the 42nd for the East nnd served with the Regt in the campaign of 1854*55;
was Brigade-Mijor from the battle of Bihiklava and throughout the winter until he took com*
mandof his Regt.; commanded it upon the expedition to Kertch and surrender of Ten ik ale,
and afterwards in the siege of Sebastopol and assault of the outworks on the 18th June (Medal
and Clasps, Brevet Lieur.CoIonel, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
139 f Colonel Thorold strved in the Indian campaign in 1857, and commanded the 42d High-
landers in the action at Cawnporo on Gth Dec (horse shot) and at Seriaghat (Medal).
140 Colonel Hon. St. George G. Foley served the Eastern campaign of 18G4-5o, as Assistant
Commissioner at the Head-Quarters of the French Army, and was ))rc9ent at various affairs
connected with the »iege and fall of Sebasto|iol (Medal and Clasps, CB.^ OfBccr of tlie Legion
of Honor, and 4th Cloiis of tiic Medjidie).
141 Colonel Kf-lsall servid in Canada during the insurrection in 18!)7-38, and was named
in General Orders, for dislodging a number of Brigands from two islands on the Detroit Bivtr
and Lake Erie in the winter of 1838.
141f Colonel £. A. Somerset servccl with the Rifle Brigade in tho Kaffir war of 1852-53
(Modal). Also the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, includinu: the battles of Alma, Balaklava,
and Inkerman, and sici^c of Sedastopol (Medal and Cloitps, Kniglit of the Legion of Honor, and
5th Class of the Medjidie).
142 Colonel Clark Kennedy served with the 18th on the China expedition in 1842 (Medal),
nnd was present at the investment of Nankin. Was Assist Qr. Mas. Gen. to the force
under Major-General D*Aguilar throughout the combined nival and military operations in
the Canton River in April 1847, when the forts of tho Booca Tigris, the Staked Barrier, and of
the city of Canton were taken. Served the wh'ile of the Tunjaub campaign of 1848-49 (Meda^
and two Clasps), and was present as Ai^c-de-Camp to Sir W. Whish at vlie tirst siege o
Mooltan, — storming the Seikli intrenched position Sept. 12th, raising the siege, operations pre*
vious to and action of Soorjkoond Nov. 7th (attached to Brigadier Markham): second siege of
Mooltan, — action of Deo. 27th, storm of the city Jan. 2nd, surrender of tho citadel Jan. *22nd:
turrendor of the Fort and Garrison of Cheniote, battle of Gocjerat Appointed Aide-dc-Camp
to Brigadier* Gob. Mountain, and was present at the pursuit of the Seiks and the passage of the
War Services of the Colonels. ^Ih
JThehnf. Wu then stttdldl to the Staff of Sir Walter Qilbcsrt, and present at the rarrender of
the Seikh armj and gnat, and the forced march upon Attock, which drove the Afighani acroit
the Indnfl. Appointed Aide-d^-Camp to Brigadier- Gen. Sir Colin Campbell, and waa preaent
at the advance upon and occupation of Peshawur 21at March 1849. Served in the Crimea from
Dee. 1894 at the aiege of Sebattopol: commanded the u^lvaoccd wing of the ISih Rojal Iriab,
the leading regiment of Eyre's Brigade in the assault of the 18th of June, and wai wounded in
the neck; appointed Aasist-AdJ. -General at Hd.-Qrs. 10th Aug.; present at the assault on
8th Sept. (!aedal and Clasp, CA, Sardinian Medal, and 5tb Class of the Medjidie).
143 Colonel Bunbury served wiUi the expedition through the Koliat rass in 1850, as
Aide-de-Camp to Sir Charles Napier. Serve u also the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including
the battle of Inkerman and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, V.h y Knight of the Legion
of Htiuor, and 5tb Class of the Medjidie).
145 Colonel ReyneU-P&ck served the Eastern campaign f^om Feb. 1855 at the siege of
Sebastopol with tlie7th Fusiliers, and was severely wounded when commanding the Regiment
at the assault of the Redan on the 18th June (Medal and Clasp, CB.y Knight of the Legion of
llonor, and 5th Class of tlie Medjidie).
146 Colonel Claremont has rectived the Medal and Clasps, the Brevets of Msjor and Lieut.-
Colonel, CJ$., Entsht of the Legion of Honor, and 4th Class of the Medjidie, for bis services
In the late war wiua Russia.
147 Colonel John Fraser served In the Peninsula with the 53r(l from Aupc. 181 1 to the end
of that war in 1814^ iucludinc^ the sir^ and capture of the fortiticil convents at Sulamauca,
battle of Salamanca, siet^c of the castle of Burgos, battles of Vittoria, tlio Pyi*cniH>8, the ^Tivelle,
and Toulouse. Seveivly wounded at Pampeluna on the 20th July 1813. lie has received the
War Mcflal with five Clasps.
148 Colonel Wade served throughout the campaigns in AfT^fhaniHtan from 1838 to 1842 iu-
clusi\'e, — be was Adjutant of the 13ih at the storm and capture of (Jhuznce (Medal), and Major
at brigade at the assault and capture of the town and tortj> of Tootumdurrah, storm of Jhoolghur,
night attack at Baboo Koosli Ghur, destruction or Khardurrah, and assault of Perwandurrah.
Present with the 13th at the btomiinr^ ot* the Kooid Cubool Pass (wounded), affair of Tozeen,
forcing the JugrluUuck Pass, rcdiuTtion of the fort of Mamoo Khail, heroic defence of Jellalabad
and sorties on the 14th Nov. and Ut Dec. 1841, 11th March, *J4th March, and Ist April, 1842 ;
general action and defeat of A khar Khan betbrc Jellalabad (Mednl), stonning the heights of
Jngdollock, general action of Tezecn, and recapture of Cabool (^ Medal). Has the Order of the
Dooran^e Empire of the 3rd Clasti.
140 Colonel Hale served the KSutlej caroimifm of 1845-G with the Hrd Light Dragoons and was
present at the battles of Moodkee, Forozcshali, and Sobraon (Medal and Claitps;.
160 Colonel Pearson served at the siege of Bhurtpore, and was a volunteer for the dis*
mounted cavalry storming party. He served also in the action at Maharajpore, 29tli Dec. 1843
(Medal), and in the campaign on the SutleJ in 184((, including the battles of Buddiwal, Aliwal,
and Sobraon : at Aliwal he commanded the right wing of the IGth Lancers, and subsequently the
Regiment, as also at Subraon.
151 Colonel Percival Brown served with the 41st in the Burme^tc war in 1824-25 (Medal).
159 Colonel 3Iylius ser\'ed with the 20th throughout the China expedition (Medal), and waa
present at the first capture of Chusan, the operations before Canton from the 24th to the 3lBt
May 1841, at Woosung, Shanghac, Chin Kiang Foo, and Nanking.
153 Colonel Creagh served in tlio Anglo- Spanish Legion, and was engaged on the heights
of Arlaban in Alava, on the Kith, 17th, and 18th January 1836, besides several other affairs. He
was also employed on a Particular service in Canada at tlu> outbreak ot the rebellion in 1837.
Has received a (Jold Medal from the 8uitan for his services on the Danube.
155 Colonel Blacklin served with the 3rd Battalion Royals at Quatre Bras 10th June, the
retreat on the 17th, and carried the King's Colour at Waterloo on the 18th (at which last ho
was wounded), capture of Paris, and with the army of occupation in Fiance in 1815 and 181G.
Embarked to join the 2nd battalion in the East Indies, and served with the army in the Deccan
the rampaigns of 1817, 18, and 19; the pursuit of the Nagpore Rajah; buttle of Xagpore, and
other minor actions and skirmishes. Served with Sir John Doveton's force in pursuit of the
Peishwa; the siege of A^seerghur in 1810, and commanded the leading company at the assault;
served afterwards In the West Indies and Turkey.
1A6 Colonel Faunce commanded the Light Company of the 4th Brgt. at the recapture of the
Fort of Nepaunee on the 21st Fib. 1841.
1A7 Colonel Prior sen'cd in the Peninsula with the 11th Dragoons, and was present nt the
battle of Salamanca, and various outpost affairs. Served also the campaign of 1815 ; commanded
the skirmishes of the 18;h Hussars on the I7th June, and received the first fire of the French
army on that day ; present also nt the buttle of Waterloo and cupturc of Paris. He has received
the War Medal with one Clas]i for Salamanca.
156 Colonel Mayow served the Eastern Campnign of 1854-55, first as a Brigade-Major and
afterwards as Assistant Qnartermaster-Cieneral to the Cavalry Division, including the battles of
the Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and sie^c of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Kuight of the
Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 4th Class of the Medjidie).
IfiO Colonel Bourchier served in France with the army under the Duke of Wellington from
1816 to 1818; and in Canada during the insurrection in 1838 and 39, and was employed at
Prescot, onder Colonel Young, in organizing the Militia of that section of the Province.
War Services qf the CobmeU.
100 Colonel Lloyd tenred the eampalgn of 1816 tnd wm prewnt at tha iMttfe af Watorioa,
taking of Ctmbray, and capture of Parii. Serred ooe campaign latter part of 18tS against
the Rajah of Kolapore. Alio the campaign in the Southern Mahratta Coontiy In 1844 (Includ-
ing the storming of Pnnella), and that in the Concan in 1845.
161 Colonel Congdon •er%ed with the R. M. Battalion on the north coast of Spain daring the
Carlist War. Serred with the expedition to the BalUc in 1865 (Medal).
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War Services of the Lieutefkuit'ColoMels.
1 IiMt.Colooel Bunrims onployed in liOOwith n Anstiin Corps d'Annte,aadl AnqMotly
•Dgmged before the enemy, e^pMially at Rlo<iter Ebenich. In 1801 he aerved the Ejtyiytiaa cim-
paigQ« and was enica^ed on the 17th and 21st Aug. in driving the enemy into Alexandiia. In 1807
he aooompanied Sir Harry Burrard aa Aide-de-Camp on t)^ expedition to the Baltic, aad wan
frequently enuagad before Copenhagen ou outpost duties, and preMnt at its siege and capture. In
180S tie served in Portugal, and was present with the 71tt at tlie t>attles of Koleia and Vimfera.
In 1809 lie was employed as Deputy- Assistant- Adjutant-Qeneral with tlie Walcheren expedition,
nod was present at the «>iege and taking of Flushing and Ter Vere. In Uarch 181 1 he embarked
with two comfiaaies of tbe 71st for Portugal, and remainerl with the Regiment in the Peninsula
until Jan. 1813, and was present with the coveriut? Divi.4on before Badajoz in 1811, and in April
1812 ; also at Arroyo de Molino and Almaraz. He has received the War Medal with three Clasps
for Egypt, Roleia, and Vimina.
3 Lieut.Calonei Oatea, daring eight jrsars* active service in the W^st Indies, w.is frequently
engaged with the enemy, and twice severely wounded, vii. in the right side by a mesket-ball at
Cote de Fer, and in the left ankle in an attack near Fort an Prin*^. Served also five years in
the East Indies and in Egypt, and crossed the Desert under Sir David Bsird. With the expe-
dition to Sonth America in 1807. Subsequently throughout the whole of the Penintalar war,
indndiog the battlea of Talarera (severely wounded on the head by the bursting of a shell),
Busaco, and Foentea d*Onor ; 2nd and Srd sieges of Bidujos, — severely wounded at the storming
of Fort Picurina : batU^s of Vittoris, Nivelle. and Ortbes,— severely woun^led throngh th« right
thigh. Ue has a Gk>ld Medal for serrices in Egypt ; and the Silrer War M»*dal with ten Clasps.
4 Lieat.Cok>nel Uorton served the campaign in Calabriaunder Sir John Stoart with the flunk
eompanies of the 61st and was present at the butle ol Maida. Ue served also in the Ptrninsala and
was severely wounded at the battle of the Nirelle. He has received the Wiur Medal with two Clasps.
5 Lieut.Coloael Whelsn served in the American war with the Roysl Newfoondland Fincibles.
7 LieuLColonfl Nooth served with the 7th Fusiliers, on theexp«ditionagaioi-t Cttpenhagin,
in 1807. With the 2Qd Battalion of the 14th, c»n the expedition urder Sir David Baira, and was
in the retirat of Sir John Moore's army, and at the battle of Corunna, for which he has received
the War Mfdal wiih one Clasp. Accompanitd the Battalion to Waioheren, and was preseot at
the sief;e of Flashing.
8 Lieut.Colociel Spcdding served in the Peninsula with the 4th Dragoons, and was present
at the bafties of Taiavera, Busaco, Albuhera, and Salamanca (for which M has received the War
Medal with four Clasps) ; actions of Caropo Mayor, Los Santos, and Usa^re, besides other afiklrs.
9 Lteut.Ctdooel Curyton served at the passage of the Diardanelles in 1807, and haa re-
ceived the War Medal with one Cla«p.
15 Lord A. C. FitxRoy served in the Eastern campaign of 18&4, with the Coldstream Onards,
including the siege of Scbastopol, and battles of Balaklava and Inkerman — severely wounded
(Medal and Clasps, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
IG Lieiit.Colonel Goate's services: — Expedition to Germany In 1805 under Lord Catheart;
storming the heights of Soril, siege of Fort Bourbon and capture of Martinique in 1800 ; Nepaul
war In 1815, and was engaged on the heights of Muckwanpore 15th l>ec. ; capture of Hatti'ass
in 1816; Ifahratta and Piudarec campaigns of 1817 and 18 ; Burmese war in 1825 and W,
17 Lt.O)lonel filrington served in the Peninsula in 1811 and 1812.
18 Lieut.Colonel Aubln served in the Peninsula from Nov. 181 1 to the end of the war, including
battles ot Vittoria, the Pyrenee:*, 25th, 28th, 30th, and dUt July ; Nivelle, Nive, 0th, 11th, and
13th Dec. 1813. ba^ides many other minor actions and skirmishes. Severely wounded through
tbe left aide, in action atCoucliez, 18th March 1814. Served subsequently in the American war.
He has received the War Medal with five Clasps.
19 LieuLColonel Clements served at the capture of the Cape of Grood Hope in 1806 ; subse-
quently on the expedition to South America ; the campaign of 1808-9 in Spain, and extra Aide-de-
Camp to Sir John Moore at the battle of Corunna. On the expedition to Walcheren in 1800 ; the
Peninsular campaigns from 1810 to 1814, includingCavarevand Merina, Salamanca, Begar, Vittoria,
Valley of Bastan, and the Pyrenees. He has received tlie War Medal with three Clasps for Co-
mnoa, Vittoria, and Pyrenees.
20 Lieut.Colonel Willats sen-ed in the Peninsula from 1812 to the end of the war, including
the siege and storming of Ciudad Rodrij^o, siege and storming of Badajoz from 10th Jan. to 6th
April 1812 ; operations near and blockade of Bayonne. He has the War Medal with two Clasps.
22 Lieut.Colonel Handcock accompanie<l the expedition to Hanover In 1805 ; Joined the army
in Sicily In 1800, and was employed with Uji various operations from 1800 to 1810 ; went with the
expedition to Naples, and was present at the capture of Ischia and Prf^cida ; returned to Sicily
and employed against the French army In 1811. Served in Spain during 1812 and 13, including
tbe battle of Caatalla, siege of Tarragona, and affair of Villa Franca. Also the campaign of 1816,
and was severely wounded at Waterloo.
23 Lt.Coloiiel Fred. Wrighc served at the captni-e of Madeira in 1808 ; and the campatgn in the
PeniBBula, under Sir John Moore in 1808-0, uiid has the War Medal with one Clasp for Corunna.
24 Lieut.Colonel Barou served in the Peninsula from Jan. 1813 to the end of that war in 1814.
95 Lieut.Co1ooel Colebrooke served on the expedition to Walcheren in 1809.
26 Lieut.Colonel Bonamy serve<l In the Peninsula with the 6th fVom Sept. 1813 to June 1814,
Induding the battles of Nivelle, Nive, 9th, 10th, and 11th Dec, and Ortbes. He has received
the War Medal with two Clasps.
27 Lt.CoL Mannefs served in the Penloaok with the 59th from kug. A^V"^ \a 1^«1 \%\VA^*^
fWHif the biftie ei Vimria, §hg9 aad ftwniitg of 9ui 8«b«itiNii \u Am«. \%\^)Vi»^^'^^
G7 HV//' Set vices of the Lieuienanl-CohneU.
iVivo on the 9th, lOUi, aud lltli December 1813. Wuiindcti nt the storuniig; ufBhurtiiore on the
i8rh Jnniinry Id'iO. Hf ha-* rec».'ivr<I tliu War Modal wirb tliree C lusps
'2!) Lt.CoIonel Ixuac HichaixUuii Mcrvocl in the i^eiiiit.<ula with the llth from Aug. 1809 to Oct
1814, including the hattlo tif tiui^aci), tliu siibiicqiifiit retreat of ihe army to the iinei* before LIvbiiD,
the advance und piiiiiuir of the unei.iy when ihev broke up froMi Santarom, Idockadc of Aliaeidfti
aud batilc of F.ieiitcs d'Onor. lie hus received tlie War Meilal \\'\\\\ one Clasp lor Busaco.
30 Licnr.('oh):i(>l Jiicksuii rii'i'Vfd in the I'ouin'iida Iruui D^c. 1800 to 1814, and was aeve rclj
wouudnd ihi*ou^li tl.c kfc breatit and in lN>th arms at tlie Imttle of Alhnhern. Served fiubaeqiu-BClj
in the Aniericini war. Hi? Ituii rco..ivrd the War .Midal with one (M.i8p.
31 Lieut.< 'ohmel Robertson scricd with the expfvlition to WalchLMtru in 1801), and wai prtteat
at tlie hii*^' ol' Fhishini;. AI»o ut the taking of the Kandian country, in Ceylun, under Sir
Uobrrt Brownii«"^.
3*2 L.ciit.Coloiicl Warhinton Ncrvcd the Nepiuil canipaipfiii of i817 and 18, and fiubs>eqDeDtly
iu flie ikcrnn, includin;; t':«' oai>tnrc of the Fnrt-^ (»f Kh\'jiiiir anil Asscoi^hur.
33 LiiHir Coloixd Lvn<;h K'r^«''d at tlio Kie^c of rinhliinuf. At Malta and the Ionian Ulands
under l^)id Win. lien:inek. At (icnoa and in tlio soMtli of TYancc in 1814. At the aiege and
captuiHi of Hhurtporc, an<l was wouiuIihI at iiii> a.^saiili 18th. Ian. l8*Jn (.Mtdul).
34 Licllt.(^)I(lnl■l liovd wat (?ni]iiovcd in tliLl'i*iiJn<nla nnrl lionilinf I'raiu^e from Mai-ch 1 81 *2 to
the fnd of tliat war in 1X14. anil wa!^ prt'MMit at tho t^vi^o und sioruiin^ of badajoz, bi^e of BuruMi
battloii «if tlio Ni\«]]i'apd Ni\e, j»a. suirc <if jIic Adoiir. wiioic 1:0 was activuly c-inphived in laying .
down tliO hri'ige (}f IxmK ; invi>tnirnt of Itivonnc, ati'aiiM of Vic- Uiirori-e und THrbLH, and tMUle
of 'r<)ulon>-e, at wliicli l:i>l \n\ wa> woiintlal on th.- lti]> liy a I'J-poiind Kho^ ; and he wai wunndcd
in till! ilii<j:h .it rl:i.> st'inii-.n-^ (d' Ilndaloz. lie ha< n-riMvcd ilio s^iluM- War Medai with fc>urCla*pii»
' 3(> Li(Mit.('oIt>ni I llwan .MM\i<>i>()m sorvid ti-e ranipai^fn of i^l3 in HoUaiid, incl(idin(j[ liie
rotinns at .M« rx'-in und hi>ui!tar(hno:it ol Aiituorp. Ho .>er\(Hl witli tlie !)Otli in o]>erailuns against
the Xativcs in New /.eahiiiii, aiifl wait scw'rcly woniidcil.
07 Iii-.'ut.(.'oh)ni»l Pkiscoo >i'rvf'd in Tlio !*• :iiu«« ihiand 1 ranro from Anir. IJ^Oi* to Fob. 1814, in-
cluding th(* hatil<-> of c^alaiiianra. Vittoria, iVivcilo. and \ive. passage ot the l>idassoa, and oiliCi:
oiioraiioMs; hlcgf-s of Hadaj<iz ( Ill's r sirgoi. \\)v\> of >a]ainanca, i^ni'gtiB, aud fc^au SebaMlan.
AriMv of nr<Mipatioii fivnn ^1^\*> 'o Isl;^. He has rooi*ived the War MlhIuI witli seven Claspa.
38 Lioiir.Ctdonel Spillersnrved ut Wulclici'en, and wuft prl^>i(Mlt ui tlio siege uf Flushing^ aad
the uitaek and captunMd' 'Yov Wn?.
30 J.f.CohMii 1 .\cvvi.;!n sorvfd wiili the 1 (th at the sii'ire and stomiing of Rharli)oi*e in 1825-6.
40 Lieui. Colonel Alex. (-anipUdl survctl t .e cauipaii^ni of 1814, in ihe south of France, in*
eluding ihe investment rif Bayounn. {"^t'lvcd aNo tlirmighoiit the Barmeso war (Medal).
41 Lieut Colonel I'oyntz S(>r\e4l In the Peninsula as a volunteer with the 3Uili. from Kobraary
to Novenil»or 1811, inehidinir the oorii|iatlon of the J.nes ut Tori-es Vedras, pursuit of UHSsena,
aetions of Subng:il, Almp da. and Jiarba del PaiT«;<>, and battle of FaeniCA d'Ouor, for wLticli 2i6
has reeeive<l the War Mttlul with one ChL<p.
42 Lieut. Colonel (ireenwood servcNl on the China ex]K'dition (Medal).
43 L'eut.Cohincl F. Siuith Hamilton berMil in the China expedition in 1842 (Medal), aad
was prcM'nt at the nMauU nt the eani]) at iSai:ahon.
44 Lient.Colimel Lynn is a Kn'ghl of Charles the Third, First Class of r>t. Fcruando, and
Coininander of IsabelLi the Catholic, of .Spain.
4/> Licut.f 'olonel K«nny si'rvf>d in the Peninsula, from .fune 1813, to the end of the war, in-
clufling tjie aniion nt f)^nin, Imttle of Vittoria, siege and eajiture of iSan Sebastian, paifiMgo of the
Bidas«ctn'f severely wounded above the left hip ) ; St. Jean de Lnz, and the Rcrirs of actions lietwiea
the IHb and 13th Df r*. 1813 in front of ihe intrenched camp near Bayonne. Servf^d ali<o In K\%^
and was pi*e«M>nt in most of the operaiioim throiiu'hont tne war. He has receiveii the War Uedal
and three Clasj»s for V:ttf»ria. San Sohaslian, aud Ni^rlle.
4(1 Lh.Mit.Cohtnel ()*f!i-ndy was pu-^ent with the (iind in tlie operati'.ns in 1814 againft the
French in retri-u' from Leghorn, Including tin* alfaiis of Savonn ami .Spi'zzia, forcing their poaitiont
on the heights of Nn-oi, and capture of (ieiion. In the s:tnie year he served in the Aincncan wafi
and was pie>enr at the c^:ptiire of (\)^tiiie. He served with the4Sth at the captur.*of Coorg in the
Ka.^t Indii s in 1834 ; in ('<)rtiiiinnd or' the left wing of tlie Queen's HoyaU, daring the cum])aign of
lH44-i'>, in t!i(^ Southern rniican and Sawaiit Warire i:uu;itry, including the invchtinent und cup-
tniH.' of Ihe Fort» of .Mornduir and .Mun-i]ntr»h : aud oi: i>.n-ticnlar service in the Kaffir war (South
of Africa) during jnrt "f i8l«;-7 - Medal).
47 Lient.Colimel L'K^triiii're servc«l tho eamijaign of 1.-<lf> with the 71st Bcgitnent, aud was
piCM-nt at th»> huftle c\' Wat- 1 hio.
4f^ Lieat.Cohm. I ih>nder At r\ed in Canada from Her. 180H, to .Ian. 181'). ami was present iu (be
action of .Mau'ui^a. tiikiri'^ of Detroit, taking several ldoek'l)ou>es on the Miuinic River, actione
at the river Kaisiu and Mianiie. st' rniiiig of S.indu'^key and FfU't Niagara, engagement of 2nd
Jan. 1814, actions iit Black Hook and nt Hntf.do. He h;is r(ee:ved the War Medal aud one Clasp
for Fort Dutniit.
40 ]ji*ijt.(^ilon«'l AMtin «erved with tlii! intl Li;;ht InJHi.try of the Iv'ng\i Gnman Ligion at
WiiUheri II ill 18O0, {•nd in the P.nir.xu'a fr- ni l)-c. Li^lOlo tin nid of tlnif. war in 1814, iiichidinK
the attnek on (T-jurcii Hf-ight8. bitrh- of Alont i rK,*tir^cs i.T Uiivenc ', Cnidad li>aiiigo. BoH^fH,
and forts Hi Siiliniun. a. b.i'.'le if S iliinian«-3.e.ijituie ol M nirid und tho K«-tito, sifi'.e of Burgoa
and t:uvoring the rftieat t'lom thenee, when ihetAo J^igiit Infaniry Jin.iialiuns of ibe Gt-rmau
legion repula(d a lurgp body or French eavair}' ; b^^ttle td' Vittoiia, action ut Tulusa, siege of
Sin Stbasiian, aetitnni in the Pyrenees, pa&dagc (d' the BiiUssuu (wounded), battles of Nivelto
Mifd N}rt\ invpktment of Bayonne f wounded) and repulse of the sertie, besides Tariooa micor
m^airs. Present $JjHf at the capture of rAris in 1815. lie ha^ thia Wur Medal und six CUapt.
50 LimiiColoiMl Ncnuh lenrvd in tlie Peningula, and hu receiTed the War Mmfal with
two Glif^ for Iha btttiba of Vittoria and the Pyrcneei ; and he wai MTerely wounded and
taken oriioiier in the Maya Past.
51 Lient.GokMicl Maekay Herved with the -2l8t FuBilien the campaign of 1807 I u £;;ypt.
Made priioBer of war in an engagement with the enemy in Calabria lOth June 1809, and
detained ae each until 14th May 1814. Present at New Orieanw, 8th Jan. Idla.
53 LieatColonel John Bolton seired the Mahratta campaigniof 1817 and 18, and was present
at the aiege of Rhyghur.
53 Lieut.Colonel Barnes served at the capture of Fort Anjar in Cutch25th Dec. 1815; the
MahratU campaigns of 1817-18; escalade of the Fort of Bho<ij In Cutch, March 1810; siege
of Raa-el-Kymah and Zyah in Arabia, Dec. 1810; escalade of Dwarka Oliamandcl, Dec. 1820;
aetioa ot Beui-Boo-Ally in Arabia, March 1821.
54 LieutColonel Riley was in an engagement with a French squadron in the Mozambique
ehaanel 9rd July 1810 ; served tlie Nepaul campaip;n of 1814 and 15.
55 Lieut. Colonel Fynmore, previously to entering tlic lioyal MariuL'9, served several years as
Midshipman In the Navy, and was at the 1>attle of Traful<^r and at Biieuos Ayres in 18*07. In
1809-10 be served In the Great Belt lu command of a gun-boat employed in tlic* protect iuu uf our
convoys, and was engaged with the enemy *s gun and row-boats. On the night of tlie Ist of Aug.
1810 cut out three merchant vessels under a heavy fire of ficld-pieecs and musketry. Six weeks
detached f!rom H. M. 8. Vanguard the same year, to intercept the communication between the
Port of Rostock and Wismar ; assisted at the ca]>ture of a convoy of five sail, and drove on shore
and destroyed an armed row-boat. In 1810 he served at Algiers ; and in 18*21 , 2*2, and 23, in the
West Indies, and was engaged with piratical vessels on tlie coast of Cuba, five of which were captured.
Has received the War Medal with two Clasps for Trafalgur and Algiers.
56 Lieat.Co]onel Newhouse served in tke Light Division of the Deecan Army in the ^Ith-
nutawar of 1817 and 1818, as extra Aide-de-Camp to Sir Lionel Smith, and commanded a Rassela
of tha Poena Auxiliary Cavalry, and was wounded at the action of the 3 Ist Jan. 1818. Served
also in two expeditions to Cotoh, the first in 1819, under Sir William Kier Grant, in which he
volonlaared with the Grenadier Compsuy of the 65ch in the storming of the Hill Fort of Bhooj,
which waa taken bv etcalade: in the second in 1820 with the right wing of the 65th, with the
fiiroa nader Colonel the Honourable Linc3ln Stanhope. He served likewise on two expeditions
to thaOulf of Persia— the first in 1819 under Sir W. K. Grant, and the second in 182 1, under Sir
Lionel Smith; and he was present at the battle and talung of Poonah in 1817, for which he has
aMadaL
58 LieutCoIonel Howorthwas actively employed in Canada daring the Hebelliou in 1637-8-0;
he served also in the Kaffir campaign in 184<> (Medal).
50 Lient.Colonel Tudor served with the 38th Regt. throughout the Burmese war (Medal).
60 Lient.ColoneI the Hon. J. W. B. Macdonald served the Eastern campaign of 1854 as Aide-
de-Camp to the Duke uf Csmbridge, including tlie liattles of Alma (horse shot), Balaklava, and
Inkerman (horse shot), siege of Sebastopol and sortie of !26th October (Medul and Clasps, CB.^
Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
61 LlentColonel Blane served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 as Assistant Adjutant-
General, and subsequently as Military Secretary, including the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and
Inkennan, and siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Knight of the Legion of Honor,
Commander Snd Class of St. Maurice and St. Lazarui, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
6:2 Limit.Cokmel Wilton commanded the Fort of Loodianah during the earJv part of the
Sutkj campaign, and waa snbsequently present with the 50th Regt. in the bottle of Aliwal,
wbara be waa severely hnmt by an explosion of one of the enemy's tumbrils; and battle of
SofanoDv where he was Tery severely wounded, having received a shot in the hip, and three
ifltvre aabre woimds in the left shoulder, right arm broken: Medal and one Clasp. Served the
Eaelnn campaign of 1854-55, inoludmg the battles of Alma and Inkerman, at the latter in
ftffMffipna of the right wing of the 50th throughout that day, being detached to support the
1st Diviaion, and oommanifed the Regpt. at the fall of Sebastopol (Medal and three Clasps, CB.^
Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 4th Class of the Medjidie).
61} Lienr.Colooel Charles F. Fordyce si.Tve<l tlie Eastern campaign of 1854-55 with the
47th Regt., including the battles of Alma (contusion of left foot) and Inkerman, capture of
Balaklava, siege of Sebastopol, and sortie of 26th Oct. 54 (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Lt.
Colone], CB,^ and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
64 LienlColonel Wliimper served with the 98th Regt. on the China expedition (Medal)
and was present at the capture of Chinkiangfoo. Served with the 55th Regt. in the Kastem
cam]Mign of 1854, including the battle of Alma — severely wounded and horse killed (Medal
and Clasp, Brevet LLColoneJ, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
66 Lt.Colonel Hon. J. P. Maxwell served the Eastern campaign of 1854, including; the battle
of Alma and siege of Sebastoiiol, — severely injured in the head by a round shot in the trenches
in October (MecUl and two Clasps, Brevet Lt.Colonel, ond 5th Class of the Medjidie).
G7 LientColonel Hawkins served with the 1st Battalion Royals the Eastern campaign of
1854 and ap to 3rd July 1855, including the battles of Alma and Inkermac, and »iege of
SelMSlopol (Medal and Clasps, Brevet LieutCoIonel, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
68 Lieut.Colonel Peel served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including tlie affair of Bulganak,
battla of Alma and Tchemava, and siege of Sebastopol (Medul and Clasps, Brevet Lieut.Colonel,
and 6th Clan of the Medjidie).
69 Lieat.Colooel Beaufoy served with the 1st Battalion 27th Regt. in Sicily in 1810; after-
waidi on the easffrn eoaet of Spain from 1812 to 1814, and was present at the battle of Castalla.
(contnfcd), taking of Alcoy, battla of Villa Franca, and siege of Tanagoua. Al\«t V^« c^xt-
09 PVar Services of the LieutefUint-ColonelSm
elusion of tho Peninsular War lie embarked with tlie Army for North America, and wu pmat
at tlic battle of Plattiiburf;. In 1810 he emharki'd for tho Eoist Tmlics, and senred afterward! u
an acting ciifrincor at Sholaporc. He sorvod also in (i'linada during the rebclilon.
70 LientOdimt'l J. C. M:iepherion served the Ksi'^tpm campaiKn of 1854 with the 42Bd
}Ii){hlnnder)», ineluding the battle of Alma und aip^ of Sebastopol ( M«dal and two Claipt).
7-2 Licut.(\jh)in.l Laidiier wrvffl with tlin -ITth Itinrt. in tho Durmese war from Dec. 1dS4
until pi'iii'o wan procluiuKMl (Meiial); h1»o in tiie KHStL-ni eanipaiKn of 1864-55, including the
battles of Almn and Inki-niMui, and ^ic^e of MchnKto]>ol (Medal and three Clasps)^
73 Lieut. (-olonel Adani.Hon iterred witli the :)Kth Hegt. throughout the Eastern campaign of
18')4 and up to the 'J.'ith Jan. 185;'). inelu(linf[^ the battle of Alma and lioge of Sebaatopol,
and comniandod in the *JniI parallel cf the Left Attack during its construction when a Russian
party attacked it and were repulsed — act(d as Mujor of his Regiment, during ten montha of the
Eastern expedition (Modal und CIa8]is for Almvi, Inkerman, and Sebastopol).
74 Lieut.Culonel Herbert served the Eastern campaifl:n of 1854-5r>, including the battles in
the Crimea and siege of Sebastopol ( Modal and Clasps, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and Stfa
Claris of the MediiHie).
To Lieut-Coloiiel Kamsay served with the 49th Hegt. in China (Medal) and was preieat it
Amoy, Chusan, Chinhae, Ningpo, Segi'on, Woosurg, Chinkiangfoo, and Nankin.
70 Licut.Colontl Wakefield served with the 40th liegt. in Lower and Upper Sdude in 1B99
and 40. He coinmnnded the (irenadicr Company during the whole of the operations in Can-
daliar and in AfY'ghanihtaTi in 1841 and 4*2, ami lias retreivcnl the Medal for Candahar, Ghunee,
and CalMioI. lie was also present in the ur'tion nf Maharaj]»ore, and has received the Bronie
Star, ^^erved aUo the Kastei-n campaign of 18.'>4, including tho battle of the Alma and liege of
»^ebasto])ol (Medal and (Masps).
77 Lient.Colonel Shuckburgh served with the 4()th Regt. in the Peninsula, from 1811 to tbc
end of that war in 1814, and was present at the buttle of A'lttorln, the blockade of Pani]ieluna
from 3rd to 15th July ; tjkirmishes from Roncesvulles to Panipeluna on the :35th and SOth July ;
attackfs on thi* luight.t of iSoranren on the "It^xU and i)Oth July ; action of Irun, action of Vera on
tlie 7th Oct., i)utiled of the Nivelle, Orthes, and Tonlou»e, besides various minor actloni and
skirmiiihe!*. lie has received the War Medal wltli six Clasps'.
78 Lt.C-oIonel Jaj<. Hicliard^on served as Adjt. of the Royals in the tirst Burmese war (Medal).
79 Lient.Colonel Cockcraft served with the 58th Itegt. in the expedition against Kawlti'i
Pah at Ruapeka])eka in New Zealand.
80 Lieut.Colonel Jennings served witli the l:Mh Regt. throughout the campaigns in Affghan-
Istan fVom 1838 to 1842 inclu!>lve, and was present at the storm and capture of Ghuznee (Idedal),
RS«auIt and capture of the town and forts of Tootumdurrah, storm of Jhoolghnr, night attack at
Babuo Koosh Ghnr, destruction of Khardnrrah, assault of Ptrwandurrah, storming of the
Kiioord Cabord Paps, aflfair of Tezeen, forcing tlie Jngdulluek Pn8s« reduction of the fort of
Mamoo Khail, lieroic defence of Jellalabad and sorties on the 14th Nov. and Ist Dec. 1841, 11th
March, 34fh March, nnd 1st April 1842 ; getieral action and defeat of Akbar Khan before Jfrl-
alabad (Mc<I(il ', storming the lieigh'ts of Jngdulluek, general actum of Tezecn, and recapture of
Cabool (Medal). Whs severely wounded retiring into Jngdulluek with the rt^ar-guard, 20th Oct.
1841, and slightly wounded in the general action before Jellalabud, 7th April 1842.
81 Lieut Colonel Bourke served with tho 17 th liegt. the campaign in Affghaniatan- of
1838-39, under Lord Keane, including the storm and capture of uhucnee (Meilal) and of
Khelat. Served also at the siege of Sebastopol from Dec. 1854 to Feb. 1855 (Medal and Claim
anil 5th Class of the ^ledjidie).
83 Lieut.Colonel Andrews served with the 28th Regt. at tho siege of Sebastopol In 1854
(Me<Ial and Clasp).
84 Lt.Coloncl Crawley served with the 20th Regt. at the siege of 8ehastopol (Medal and Clatp^.
80 Lieut.Coloncd Straehan served with the 39th Kegt. the campaign against the Ilajah of
Coorg in April 1834 ( alAo at the siege and fail of Sebastopol, including attacks on the 18th
June and 8tn Sopt. (^ledal and (-lasp, Brevet Lieut.-Colonel, and 5th Class of the ^Icdjidle).
87 Lieut.( -olonel M'Call served the Kistern campaign of 1^54-55, including the hnttlei of
Alma and Baiaklavn, expedition to Kprtch and Tenikale, siege anil fall of Sebastopol, and
assaults of the 18th June and 8th Sept. ( Medal and three Clasps, Brevet of Lt.Colone), Knight
of the Logion of ILmor, and 5th Class of the Medjldie).
88 LieutCohmcl Hugh Smith was present with'the Buffs at the battle of Panniar (Medal).
Serveil the Kuflir war «)f IhriO-.'iS as Aide de Camp to Sir JIurry Smith, and subsequently to
Major-Gen. Yorke, and was ]iresent with various patrols and expeditions (Medal). Was se-
lected by Sir George Cuthrnrt as one f»f his Divisional Statf OtHeers when proceeding to the
East, and ser^ed as I). A.Q. M.G. to the 4th Division at tho battles of Alma, Balaklava, and
Inkcrman; was then appointed A^si^t. Adjutant General to the Divi.iion, and 8(.*rved as sach at
the siege and fall of Sebastopol and at the attacks of the Itedan on the 1 8th Juno and 8th
Si'pt. (Medal und (?Iii*<p^ Brevet of .Major and of Lieut.ColoueK Knight of tho Legion of
Honor, Sardinian Medal, and .'tth Cla^s of the Mt>djidi<0. Was senior staff officer at the cap-
ture of Kinbourn.
80 Lieut.Colonel 'rimckwill served with the 22iid in tho campaign in Scinde and was pre-
sent at tho battle of Hyderabad (Medal). Also the campaign of 1844-45 in the Soathcm
Mahratta country, including tho investment and capture of forts ranuUa and Pownghur.
Served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 as Brigade Major to 1st Brigade 2iid DiTiaUm— 4n«
War Services of the Lieuteriant'Colofiels. 70
dnding tlw baitUM of Alma and lukenntn (hone ihot), siege of Sebutopol and rcpnlie of the
■ortie on 36th October. On 4th Anguat 185^ ho was appointed Assist. Adjutant-General to
the 3rd Diviuon and lenred with it antil broken up in April 185G. Uv has received the Afedal
and three Clajpi, the bre?et rank of Major and of Licut.ColoncI, ia a Knight of the Legion
of Honor, has the Sardinian MedaJ, and 5ili Class of the Medjidie).
90 Ueut.Colonel Fortcacuc icrred the Eastern campaign of 1854-o5, including tho affairs
of Bolganac and M*Kenzie*s Furm, battloa uf Almi, (horse killed), Balaklava, and lukorman,
capture of Balaklava, siege and fall of Sebaatopol (Medal and Clojps, Hreveta of Mujur and
LuCol., Sardinian Medal, and 5th Cla«a of ihe Medjidie).
01 Lt.Ck>Ionel Morris served the £aatorn campaign of 18o4-«7o, conimaiuled a rield Battery
at the battles of Balaklava nod Inkermnn (wouniicd), and repulse of the sortie on the 2()th
October 18o4. Was attacluxl from April to Nov. IdO'") aii Military Commlasiuner to the 2nd
Corps of the French Army, and asaibted at the carryinir of the Lines of Tchcrnaya "Mixh May, the
assault and capture of the Mameloa, and of tlio Mulukoif ; on the personal iStaff of General
Bosquet who commanded on these occasions, and was Ohpocially named hy the General in official
Dispatches. Was appointed an Assist. Adj. General in >'ov.l85«>, and attaclied to General Wind-
ham, Chief of the Staff (Medal and Clasps, CJi., Brevets of Major and Lt.Col., Sardinian Medal,
and 5th Class of the Medjidiv).
92 LieuLColonel Ualleweli served the Eastern campaign of 1854.65 as D. A. Q. :M. G. to
the Xiight Division, indndiag the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sebaatopol
(Medal and Clasps, Brevets of Major an4 Lt.Colontl, Knight of the Legion ot Honor, and 5th
Claaa of the Medjidie).
93 LieucColonel Shad well served with the 08th on the China expedition in 184*2 (Medal),
and was present at the attack and capture of Chin Kiang ¥oo, and ut the iuvu»tiueut of Nankin.
He served as extra Aidc-de-Camp to Sir Colin Campbell at the battles of ChilUanwallah and
Goojerait (Medal and two Clasps). Served the Eastern campaign of 18o4-05 as Aide-dc-Canip to
Sir Coliu, including the battles of the Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and sieiarc of Sebustopol
(Medal and Clasps, lirevets of Migur and Lt.Colonel, Knight of the Legion of liuuor; Sai'-
dinian Medal, and oth Class of the Medjidie;.
94 Lient.Colonel Grove served throughout the KalHr war of 184G-47 (Medal). Served
also in the Crimea at the siege and fall of Sebastopol, and was severely wounded at the assault
of the Redan on ihe 8th Sept (Mcdil and Clasp, Brevet Lt.Col.. and Kuight of the Legion of
Honor).
95 LieutColonel Gardiner served with the 22nd Itcgiment throughout the operations in
Scinde nnder Sir Charles Napier, including the destruction of the Fort of Imaumghur, and
battles of Meeanee and Hyderabad (Medal).
06 Lieot.Colonel Thomas served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-5o, including the siege
and fall of Sebaatopol (Medal and Clasp, Sardinian Medal, and 5th CIum of the Medjidie).
97 Lient-Colonel Higginbotham served with the 63rd Kegt. at the siege of Scbastopol in
1855, and was severely wounded in the trenches (Medal and C'lasp).
98 LieutColonel Stock served with the 10th in tho Sutlei campaign of 1845-6, and was
present in the battle of Sobraon (Medal). He served also in the Punjaub campaign of 1848-9,
and waa present during the whole of tlio siege operations before Mooltan, including the affair
of the 9th Sept, storming the enemy's strongly-entrenched position before Mooltan on I2ih
Sept (in the Utter part of which he commanded the Begt.)» action of Snorjkoond, carrying the
hc^hta before Mooltan, and surrender of the fortress; was afterwards ])rcaent at tlie battle of
Goojerat (Medal and Clasps).
99 LieutColonel Hart when commanding at Templemure received on the 8th July 1856
a despatch from the magistrates at Nenagh reporting that a serious outbreak had taken place
on the part of the men of the North Tipperary Militia, who, being in a high state of mutiny, had
overpowered their officers, seized upon the ammunition magazine, stormed the police barracks,
taken possession and control of the town, in which they were firing shots and committing other
ontragcs. Without a moment's hesitation— time not admitting of a reference to head quarters
for inatruetions— he assembled his available force to the number of 574 of all mnks, and with
these made a forced march of 23 miles in leds than five hours — reaching Ni naf>h abput oix hours
before the arrival of any other succour— and thus savt'd the town irora being sacked. JTor his
servicea in quelling this mutiny Mujor-Gemral Eden commanding Kilkenny District expressed
'* approbation of the promptness with which he proceided to Nenagh and of his judgment in
taking so good a force;" Lonl iSeaton commanding the forces in Ireland requested that "his
thanks may be conveyed to Lieut.-Colonel iiart for the promptitude with whiuh he moved the
Depots under his command to Nenagh, and further judicious control and forbeiranee with
which he acted while in presence of the armed and infuriated insurgents ;*' and Major-G<'neral
Sir James Chatterton recorded his '* thanks and approbation of the steadiness, zeal, and good
eondoct of the officers and men evinced when employed at the late unfortunate conflict at
Nenagh under the command of Lieut.-Colonel Hurt, to whom Sir James Chattert<.»u especially
feels much indebted for the ability, activity, and intelligence there manile&t« d."
100 LieutColonel WdliA served throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, with the 77th
Reict until April 1855, after which us D. A.. Q, M.lieu. at Iliad Quartirii, was present at the
battle of Alma, surrender of Balaklava Ciiitlt?. buttle of Inkerman, assault (f tl.o Quarries,
attack of the Redan on 18th June, battlj of Tchernaya. final asbault of the ReJau on 8th
Sept., and dnrinip seven months in the trenches, including the repulse of three niglit sorties
(Medal with three Clasps, Brevets of Major and Lieut.Colonel, Knigiit of the Legion of Iloaor^
Saidinian Medal, and 6th Clau of the Mecljidie).
101 LMiit.Colon«l d* Alton Merred in the 83rd during the ftuppreuiouol \\lq Im^uttavLXAS^'cvVa
71 War Services of the LieutenanUCohneU.
Lower Ctnada in 1837 ; alto in repelling the atttoke of the Amerioan Brigaada who lauded
near Preecott, Upper Canada, in 1838. •
102 LientColonel Byrne aerTeil with the 2 ad Battalion of the Rojala at the ilega of Seha*-
• pol from 82ad April to 29 ih May 1855, and was wounded in the trenehea (Medal and Cfaup^
Brevet Lt.Colonel, and 5th Class of the Medjtdie).
103 L{eut.Colonel Conolly verved the Eastern cam|>algn of 1854 at Brigade-Major to the HeaTy
Cavalry BHf^ade, iucludinff'the battle of Balaklava and tiet^e of Sebattopol (Medal and Clatpv,
Knight of the Legion of Honor, and fith Class of the Medjidie).
104 Lieut.Colooel Cliiton served the Eastern campaign of 1854 as Aide de Camp to the Duke
of Cambridge, including the battles of Alnia,'Ba1aklava, and Inkerman (wounded aad honeahot),
sicRO of Sebastopol, and sortie of 20th October (Medal and Claspa, and 5th Clata of the HedjIdJe).
105 Lieut.Colonel J. E. Lewis served with the 68th Light Infantry throughout the Eatten
campaign of 1854^5, including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, tiege and Adl of SabMtopol
(Medal and four Clasps, Brevett of Major and LtColonel, and 5th Chm of the Medyidie).
106 Lieut.Colonel Sibthorp terved with the Ist Battalion 60th Riflea during tho Fni^ianb
campaign of 1848-9 ^ Medal and two Claspt); and wat pretent at the teoond aiego opoimtioiia at
Mooltan, including the tiege and ttorm of the town (covering the advance of the atormiag
parties), and capture of the citadel. Afterwards at the battle of Ooojerat, the pnrauU of the
Seikh army, and the expulsion of the AftJ^han foroe beyond the Khyber Pata. Snoraaded ta
the command of the Companies of the 60th Rifles that were engi«ed against the Hill TVIbca in
the expedition to the Eusofxye country on the 11th Deo., and alto on the HtliDeo. 1849.
Served with the 97 th Refft. at the siege of Sebastopol from 20th May 1855, and waa with the
ladder party at the assault on the Redan on the 1th Sept. — severely wounded (Medal and Cltta^
Brevet of Major and Lt.Colonel, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Clatt of the MedQidie|i
106t Colonel Cardcn terved with the 77th Regt., the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, inoiBding
the battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medid and (^aspa, Bravett n
M[ajor and Lt.Colonel, Kaight of the legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Mecyidie).
107 Lieut Colonel Edmoud Roche served the campaign of 1838-30 in BeloocdiittMi and
Afij^hanistftn as Aide de Camp, and at periodt as Assist. Adjutant-General to Sir Joeeph
Thackwell, and was present ut the storm ani capture of Qhusnee, the oooupation of Candahar
and Cabool, and in several skirmishes. He served the caoipaign of 1842 with Sir Oeont
Pollock's foroe in Afghanistan, including the forcing of the Khyber Pass, relief of Jellalahad,
and was Staff Officer to Culonel Taylor in the expedition against Lolpoora. Served aa Aailitt
Qnarter-Master-General of the Cavalry Division of the Army of the Sutl^ in 1846, SniJiulii^
the battle of Sobraon (charger wounded). For these services he has received threo Modala
and the Brevet rank of Major.
108 Lieut.Colonel Liimley served with the 31st Regt in the Crimea from SSnd May to the
end of June 1855, including the attack of the 18th June (Medal and Clasp for Sebaatopol).
109 Lieut Colonel Donelan commanded the Grenadiers of the 48th Regt in the advaaeo oa
the stockades and capture of the Coorg territory in tlie East Indies in April 1834, aad wat
particularly roentioneu in the dispatches for gallantry on that service.
ClaspX
1 1 1 Lieut.Colonel wT H. F. Clarke served with the 47th Regt in the first Bnraiote war with
the 5drd on the Sutlej (Medal), and wat pretent at BuddiwaC Aliwal, and Sobraon. He hat
alto the Punjaub MedaL
lis Lt.Colonel Onvry terved the Punjaub campaign of 1848-9 with the 3rd Light Dragoons,
and commanded a squadron at the affair of Ramnuggur (horte thot under htin); the pattaga
of the Chenab at Wuzeerabad on the lit Dec. 1848, with the force under Sir Joteph TbaS-
well ; and at the action of Sadoolapore, and battlet of C&illian wallah and Goojerat (Medal aad
two Clasps). Commanded 9th Lancers before Delhi in 1857 until appointed at Aide de Camp to
Sir A. Wilson, whom he attended during the assault (received thanks of Governor General
in Council, Brevet LtCoL, and CB.). Alter the fall of Delhi commanded the Cavalry Brigade
of the Moveable Column, including actions at Bolundshur, Alliehur, and battle of Agra.
Commanded the Force at the action of Kanoj, and the Cavalry at the relief of Lncknow under
Sir Colin Campbell (thanks of Governor -General in Council).
113 Lieut Colonel Daly 8er\'ed with the 14th Regt. at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore in
1825-0, and wa« severely wounded at the assault — left leg amputated.
114 Lieut. Colonel Alison served with the 72ud Highlanders the Eastern campaign of 1855,
including the expedition to Kcrtch, sii-gc and fall of Sebastopol, and attack of tlie 18(h June
(Medal and Clasp, and Brevet Major).
115 Lieut Colonel Hon. H. Clifford was at the battle of Boem Plauts in 1848, and served in
the Kaffir war of 185*2-53 (Medal). Also the Eastern campaign of 1854.55 as Aide-de-Camp
to Major General Buller (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Mjijor, Victoria Cross, Knight of the Legion
of Honor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
110 Lieut.Colonel William Wood served in H.M.S. Niger of 30 guns at the capture of the
French frigate Ln Ceres of 40 guns -, also, of the American privateer Durtt and the recapture of
the English bhip Adventure,
117 LtColonel Lewes served with "Tlie BufB " at the siege of Si'bnstopol in 1855. and com-
manded the covering party of thi> Buffs at the assault of the Bcdan on the 8th Sept. (Medal and
Clasp, Brevet Major, Knight of tlie Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
118 Lieut.Colonel MacCarthy commanded the 84th Regt. with Havelock's Column on lis
0ntMdvMDce on Luoknow, inclading the actiona of Oonao and Buseerutgunge.
wwuT acrmces uf ine jUfefrccmnu-oofoiiriii /V-— /O
119t LtColonel Brace terred with the 2dd Fuallien at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from
10th Aug. 1655 (Medal and Clasp). Also In the Indian campaign in 1857-58, Including the relief
of Lueknow by Lord Clyde, defeat of the Gwalior Contingent at Cawnpore on 6th Dec., capture '
of Lueknow with attack on and occupation o£ the Iron Bridge from 11th to 14th March 1858
(Brevet of Lt.Colonel, Medal and Clasp).
119 Lie«t.Colonel Luard serred in the Crimea in the 77th Regt. from March 1855, and on
the Staff as Brigade M^jor to General Straubenzec and D. A. A. 0. at Head Quarters from June
1856 (Medal and Claep, Brerct Major, Sardinian Medal, and 5tb Clafis or tlie Medjidie). Served
in China as Brigade Major 2nd Brigade in 1857-58, and mentioned in despatches as being the
first person on the walls of Canton (Brevet Lt. Colonel).
190 LlentColonel Wheatstone served with the 45th Regt. in the Kaffir war of 1851-53
(Medal, and Brevet Major).
191 Lient.Colonel Majdwell served as Military Secretary to Sir Harry Smith In the Kaffir
war of 1850-59 (Medal, and Brevet Major).
199 Lleut.Colonel Wolfe served with the 39th Segt. at the siege of Sebastopol in 1855, and
at the Miault of the Redan on the 18th June (Medal and Clasp, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
198 Iiieiit.Colone1 MUler Tohmteered and commanded the combined force (English and
Daaish) during the inanrrection at Tortola, W. I., in August 1853. On his arrival martial law
wtm proelaimed, mod enforced for a period of six weeks, the natives, amounting to 7000,
kaviiw oonpletely destroyed the town, and threatened the lives of the European inbabitanta,
who iwd for refiige to St. Thomas. He suppressed the rebellion, and restored the island to a
•tale of order aod tranquillity, and after re-eatablishing civil authority received the thanks of
the Plreddcnt and Council, and was most favorably reported to the Colonial Office.
124 Lieut.Cokmel Hardy served with the 58th Regiment in New Zealand, and was present at
the attack and repulse of the hostile natives on the settlement and btockades of Wanganui, 19th
May, and action of the 19th July 1847.
ISA lienf.Colonel Johnston served with the 66th Regiment in Canada, during the rebellion in
1837-38, and was In the action of St. Charles.
196 Lt.Colonel MacGregor commanded the Light Company of the 10th in the early part of
the fli^ge operations before Mooltan in 1848, including the i-epulse of the enemy's night attack
npoa the British camp at Muttee Thol, 17th August, and storming their strongly entrenched
poeitloo before Mooltan, 19th September: sei'erely wounded — left Imnd shattered by a musket
shot (Medal and Clasp).
197 Lt.Colonel Lucas, with the effective men of the wing of the Gth Regt. stationed at Aden,
formed part of an expedition of 500 men under the command of Lt.Colouel Pennjcuick, which
deatrojed the Arab posts of Sheik Me<li and Sheik Othman,and skirmished between those places
OB the 6th Get. 1841.
128 Lt.Colonel Carruthers served in the Peninsula with the 43rd Regiment during the cam-
paigne of 1818 and 1814, and was present at the NivellOf Bayouuc, Nivc, Tarbes, Tournefeuille,
and Toulouse, and has received the War Medal with three Clasps.
199 Lt.Cokmel Baynes has the 5th Class of the Medjidie. Served with the 8th Regt. in the
Indian campaign and was severely wounded at the assault of Delhi (Medal and Clasp).
130 Lt.Colonel Yonge served the Punjaub campaign of 1840, and was present during the
•eeond siege operations at Mooltan (including the siege and storm of the town and capture of thu
citadel)^ iMittle of Goojerat, pursuit of the Sikh army until its final surrender at Rawul Pindee,
oeeopathm of Attock and Peshawur, and expulsion of the Afiglian force beyond the Khyber Pass
(Medal and two Clasps).
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8 May
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19 Mar.
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17 Aug.
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19 Mar.
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15 Jan.
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John Sdnoy FurrcU, do. do. R. Art. \ 8 July
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William KnowIe8,'* do.
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William Baird Young, do. do. R. Art.
Rodney MyliuK, do. do. Ceylon Regt.
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Qeorge Hyde Page, Captain, 41 Foot ....
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19 Mar.
a"! 10 May
39,31 Dec.
41
3:3
39
, . , . - 4-
Ing.lPred. Francis Lennox, Captain, do. .. 18 June 42
Hon, Huiaey Fane Keano, Captain, R. Eng. 19 Mar. 39
BVed. Geo. Tho. Dcshon, Major, Depot Batt.
Dawson Cornelius Greene, Maj. Dop(»t Batt
Sbarlet John Gibb, Captain, R. Engineers
3eo. Thomas Field, Captain, Royal Artillery 11 Jan.
Charles John Strange, Captain, do. l ] Jon.
loraoe Parker Newton, Captain, do. 11 Jun.
?homas MaunscU, Mqjor, 28 Foot -27 May
}utt. H. Lockwood Milman, Capt, R. Art. {l7 June
/harles Courtcnay Villlers, Captain, 47 Foot 12 May
lobert B. Hawley, M({for, 00 Foot 128 Aug. 38
tohn Robinson, Captain, 4 i Foot 2({ Oct. 42
Charles Geo. Arbutlinot, Capt. R. Artillery 17 June 43
i^lrfax Charles Hassard, Capt. R. Engineers, 20 June
'Iraucis Wm. Hastings, Captain, R. Artillery
*homas W. White, Mtijor, 10 Lancers ....
fidwaid Moabny, Captain^ Royal Artilleiy
29 Dee. 37
43
43
43
42
43
43
1 Aug.
2 Sept.
8 Oct.
7 Dec.
22 Jan.
8 May
16 Sept
4 June 47
11 June
22 June
39 3 Sept
40 21 Dec.
28 April 48
17 May
30 June
30 June
21 July
19 Sept
9 Oct
INov.
1 ^OY.
9 April 49
7 May
48
27 Sept 42
7 Nov. 38
29 April 41
19 June 41 13 April 42
10 Juno 43 10 Jun. 45
24 Nov. 43 4 Jan. 40
19 June 41 28 April 42
1 Jan. 42 2 Aug. 42
1 Jan. 42 1 Dec. 42
18 June 42 3 May 43
4 May 43
28 June 42 14 Aug.
5 Jan. 41 30 Nov.
3 July 40114 Jun. 42*11 Dec.
20 Dec. 39 10 Mar. 43 10 April 50
30 Oct 43 23 May
30 Mar. 44 11 June
1 April 44| 8 July
23 May 45; 8 Oct
15 Mny 44 11 Nov.
30 Jan. 4027 Dec.
31 Dec. 39 10 Jan. 51
22 Doc. 43 30 Jan.
1 Feb. 451 4 April
23Sopt 4314 July
5 April 45 24 July
7 Apr. 48 23 Sept 51
10 April 46iS6 Sept
17 June
7 May
20 Dec.
40
43
47
48
do
do
do
do
do
do
20 July
do
do
do
27 July
17 Aug.
31 Aug.
4 Sept
7 Sept
8 Sept.
9 Sept
21 Sept
27 Sept
30 Sept
10 Oct.
25 Oct
2 Not.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
66
66
WHBW
PLAOBDOR
HALF PAT.
2SJu. M
20 July M
16 Mar. H
65
t>t>
26 Feb. M
66
6 Jan. 67
1 April 67
27 July 47
30 Mir. 68
7 Dec. 68
8U
Majors.
ENSIGN, I
KTT. :
LIEUT.
LowU William Penn, CflT?^, R. Artillery ..118 Dec. 47 «0 June 48
Edward Taddy, Captain^ do • . . f27 June 48, 1 Nov. 4b
Frederick Miller. Ca;)^ft/i. do 10 Dec. 48,10 Dec. 48
Charles Herbert 8idley, Capt,, R. Engineers 17 Dec. 46 10 April 47
Charles Honrv Owen, Capt.^ Roval Artillcr\!lO Dec. 4H!iO Dec. 48
William 8. Philips, Capt, ret. full pay, (W F. 25 Oct. -J'JtlO Feb. 2(5
George Byng Hannan,''^' Major^ UnBttac-hcdlS Sept. 40 21 June 5(»
Paget Walter L'K«tranKC, Copt, R. Artillerv'lO ])ec. 48 10 May 40
Reginald Henry Champion, Captain, do. . .*. j 10 Dec. 48 0 Mar. 60
William Gillv Andrews, Captain, do \'20 Juno 40 27 May 50
Hon, 8. J. G'. CaUhorpe, 3/r</tfr, 5 Dr. Gd8."23 May 48 23 May 61
Roderick Mackenzie, Oapt. Royal Artillery |20 June 40 0 July 60
Fra. Horutio De Verc, Capt, Royal Engineers j 1 Oct. 47 10 Ajiril 60
Alex. Dalton Thellus&on, ^fajor, 72 Foot . . 12 Oct. 41 8 Oct. 44
Henry Wm. Dennie, Capt, rot. full pav, Via Ti
28 F., Barrackmoitter at MaUUtonc '. U
Wm. Thomas Laird Patterson, Aftyor, 01 F.| 10 Doc.
Robert Hockingp*,"^ Capt, r. f. p. R. Marines 4 July
Herbert Russell Manner^, Mi{j. Depot Ratt. 28 Au^^
Gus. N. K. Anker Yonge, M^j. Depot Ratt. 22 Aug.
Thomas L. K. Nelson, Major, 40 Foot ... .'26 Nov.
Robert Dillon, Major, 30 Foot 8 June
Charles Henry Leslie, Major, 0 Foot |20 July
Edward John Hoi worthy. Major, 14 Foot.. 12 Feb.
Edw. P. H.Ussher,'*' Capt. r.f.p., R. Mar. 27 Dec.
John Pelling Pigott,rfo. UnatL S. O, of Pen. 15 Feb.
CAFTAIN.I MAJOS.
41
»4
34
38
34
31
38
38
30
30
30
30
13
10
16
16
10
20
18
7
14
24
27
28
30 Dec. 42
12
10
7
20
20
20
10
26
13
28
tM)
27
John Arthur Gildea, Major, 81 Foot 23 Aug.
Rlchani Roundell Currer, Mi{jor, 00 Foot . . 10 Sept.
James Owen Rovill, Major, 2 W. India Rcgt. 2;) Mar. 47'20
Qhrnet M.in,Capt. of a Company of Gent ie- ? lo t
menCadets, Royal Military CoUeije ,. jj^^J""'
Robert Bates, Major, \\) Foot 0 June
Henry Woodbine Parish, Capt., 46 Foot, } ' q >r
AuiMt. Military Secretary at Barbadott J | " ^^^'
Robert Portal, Mqjor, 5 Lancers ! 17 Jan.
Alex. Abercromby Welscn,'** Capt. Unatt., ^ « «•
Aetitt, Mil. Sec, at the Mauritius S,
Edward James Blanckley, Mqjor, 0 Foot . .|22 May
Stonehouse George Bunbury, Staff' Capt,, } !.,o ^
Medical Staff' Corpe S -'^''""*^
James Pollock Gore, Captain, I Foot ! 0 Feb.
Geo. Whitworth Talbot Ricli, Mqjar, 71 F.. 12 June
Alexander M'Kinstry, Major, 17 Foot '22 Feb.
Humphrey Gray, M({Jor, 21 Foot 26 Mar.
William Cosmo Trevor, Mt{jor, 14 Foot.. . . 11 Mar.
Cha. Raleigh Chichester, Major, Depot Batt. 31 Mar.
Frederick Ilammersley, Captain, 14 Foot ..i 1 July
Hercules Walker, Major, Rifle Brigade . . . .122 May
Robert Hamilton Currie, Major, 30 Foot . . 28 Dec.
William Lcckie, Captain, 39 Foot ....... !l0 Xov.
Robert Blakeney, Major, 48 Foot I 3 Nov.
Godfrey W. Hugh Massy, "«» Mqjor, Unatt. . 24 Oct.
Dominic Jacotin Gamble, Major, 4 Foot . . 10 April
Edward Thomas Gloster, Captain, 38 Foot. . 13 May
Rob. E. Fazakerley Craufurd, Capt. R. Art.' 10 June
George Courtenay VialU, Major, 06 Foot .. 20 Jan.
Thomas Wickham, Captain, 33 Foot
Thomas BcckwickSpeerly,"' Capt. Unatt., }
See. Sf Ai{/. Royal Hibernian ScJuwl . . 5
John Stokes. Captain, Royal Engineers.. . .|20 Dec. 43 1
Francis Du Cane, C/i;7^am, do ....j 10 June 44
Henry Terrick FitzHu^h, Captain, R. Art..!l8 Dec. 45 13
France James Soady, Captain, Royal Art.. . '■ I May 40,20
Joseph Godby, Captain, do . . I do 20
Henry Robert Crewe Godley, Cap tain, US ¥.\'2o Sept. 40 21
George Chetwode, Major, 8 llussars j 8 May 40 10
Fred. Btuckley Savage, Major, 08 Foot 30 Jan. 4(( 31
John Spurway, Captain, Royal Artillcrv . . 0 Aug. 4028
Charles Alex. Boswell Gordon, Capt. 00 F. . 21 April 43 13
George Stoddart Whitmore, Captain, 62 F.. 23 Jan. 47 21
Benjamin Bunbury Mauleverer, Capt, 88 F.|dO Aug. 44, 8
July
Sept.
Jan.
Juno
Jan.
Nov.
July
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
April
Sept.
Oct.
April 66
do
April 66
April
May
June
Juno
June
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Oct. 65
Dec. 40
2 Nov.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
23 Nov.
WHBI
PLACBDOi
HALF PAT.
66.
4 Jnae SI
t>d
20 Dec. 64 30 Nov. 66
30
40
42
»7!
3(i
30
10
1
13
1
10
30
41 14
30
41
17
10
42 10
41,14
30
48
20
10
May
Mar.
Nov.
Jan.
July
Nov.
April
Oct.
Aug.
Dec.
April
Oct.
Dec.
46:i4
4017
40 8
47 16
46 16
40
40
46
40
46
48
40
63
16
20
7
20
31
0
16
20
2,-) 16 Mar. 27 6 July 44*)
I
34 26 Dec. .38 16 Oct. 45
30,16 Apr. 42
0 Feb. 40
40 8 May 46' 0 June 40
35;16 Mar. 30idl July 46
36 17 Jan. 38 7 Aug. 46
33l26Dec. d8i30 Dec. 46
26 Oct.
16 Mar.
3020
40|16
30 26
30' 1
42 22
461 1
4221
42i30
38 14
4310
40! 10
46' 2
44-26
42 3
44, 1
43*22
42 22
Dec.
Apr.
Sept.
July
Jan.
Sept.
April
Dec.
Feb.
April
Sept.
Feb.
Feb.
Jan.
April
May
Dec.
3^); 20
4212
40,21
38:16
4020
48! 6
4026
46, 8
4010
45, 2
47; 2
4021
46! 16
46 30
40,22
4026
40 26
Oct. 47
Nov. 47
Aug. 40
Feb. 60
Nov. 60
Dec. 60
April 61
Aug. 61
Feb. 62
April 62
April 62!
May 62
July 52!
July 62'
Mar. 63
Mar. 63
Mar. 63
.-I
Dec. 6o
Dec. 66'
Jan. 66|
Jan. 56|
Feb. 56'
Feb. 66'
Feb. 60
Mar. 66
Alar. 66
Mar. 66, 1 Apr. »
April 66
April 66
April 66|
May 66
30i2;lOct. 41 17 Feb. 64
April
do
April
July
Oct.
July
Mar.
Dec.
May
June
May
Oct.
40
40
40
48,
43124
47.10
47 30
46 0
60
47
7
28
do
do
do
do
do
do
Feb.
Mar.
May
June 64
July
July
64
6 Juno 66
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
OFeb. A
24 JODB tf
17 Feb. 54
Majors,
81
ryoD, Mi^r^ 7 Foot
Iw. Drewe, Mqjor, Depot Battalion
BH8IGV,
ETC.
12 May
17 May
48
>bcrt Shenrinton.i'i Maj, Unatt. \ ^-^ . ^
• Mqjor, Military Train J '-w May 4k
Bd. Dallas, Captain, 40 Foot 16 May
tler^ Mtyor, %jl Foot | 2 Mar.
» Mesurier Carey, Captain^ 63 F..,13 Aug.
illiam St. Clair, Captain, 67 Foot 18 July
iley Tucker Steward, Major, 21 F.|I5 Mar.
mdelcur, Captain, Royal Artillery! 1 Oct.
Miller, Captain, 80 Foot 1 10 May
i^urtia, Captain, Royal Artillery..; 1 Oct.
donald Cuppage, Captain, 89 Foot! 10 Nov.
x>Te, Captain, 88 Foot ! 3 Mar.
ames Gillnm/'' Mqjar, Unatt. . . 14 Feb.
Imith Vacher, Captain, 33 Foot . . 8 Dec.
I, Captain, Rifle Brigade 14 April
eljgue Bertram, Captain, 41 Foot .1 6 Feb.
12 April
18 Jan.
1 Oct.
do
CNov.
LIEUT.
1 Feb.
'23 Sept.
OJuly
Idge, Captain, 21 Foot
azwell Earle, Captain, 57 Foot . .
*owell Ricliai'dv, Captain, R. Art.
Brendon, Captain, do
l«tcher. Captain, 44 Foot
Havillanil, Captain, R. Artillery. . 1 Oct.
antham Brcdin, Captain, do ..18 Dec.
land Bell, Capt, CapeM. Riflemen!24 Mar.
rj Randolph Simpson, Ca/)/. R. Art.j 18 Dec.
. Walker, Captain, 3 Foot 2o Sept.
Idenon Mllman, Capt. R. Art. .. 19 Dec.
dward Bart, Cnp/at7iy do ....I do
fine. Captain, do ....j do
Morley Grylli, Captain, do . . . . ; do
>w9y Capt. h.p. liiDTS.S,0.ofPen£, 13 Sept.
lenley,*" Capt. ret. full pay, 05 F.' 0 Jan.
If core, Capt. ret. f.p. R. Marinet. . 15 July
.ug. Capel, Captain, h.p. 51 F. j| - - /
yieerofPautionern (Q.if.,ii Oct. 8s; V ^
rlei Hill Jones, Mt^ar, 54 Foot ..^O Dec.
krathwell Brown, Mqjor, 55 Foot . 14 Nov.
Charles Butler, Captain, 30 Foot . .
rkfir D*Arcey, Major, 18 Foot ....
ingham Jenings, Mt^or, 19 Foot
rm. Sydenham Ross, Mqjor, 35 F.
icbolss, Capt. ret. full pay, 5 Foot
Bn Sutton, Capt. Unatt., Riding )
' Cavalry JDepot at Maidstone . . )
ratton Bush, Major, 41 Foot ....
. Pole, Capt, Unatt. S.O. of Pens,
/m. Tench, Capt. h. p. 15 Dr. do.
m^BonAtHctt,^^ Capt. r.f.p. R.Mar.
ilaridge Haines, Captain, 92 Foot.
Lnderson, Captain, 50 Foot
»ftu9. Major, 71 Foot
rohn Ross O'Conor, Major, 17 F. .
iocke, Major, 72 Foot
Francis Ring, Captain, 87 Foot . .
goyne Cureton, Capt. 12 Lancers. .
raid S. Plunkett, Captain, 95 Foot
larles Fitzgerald, Mtfjor, 33 Foot .
Iart>onl Morant, Major, 68 Foot . .
s Collingwood, Captain, 21 Foot.,
(assctt Scott, Captain, 9 Foot ....
rant Crosse, Captain, 88 Foot ....
rburgh Bligh, Captain, 41 Foot . .
laid Macdonald, Captain, 93 Foot
• J. J. Macdonald,'^ Capt. Unatt. .
ll«r,« Ca/;/. Unatt
est Apnleyard, Major, Depot Batt.
\mtj*' Capt, r. f. p. R. Marines. .
okas, Capt. h.p. 4 F., S.O. of Pens.
M. Monckton, Mqfar, 3 Dr.. •
13 Jan.
8 April
21 July
9Xov.
8 April
19 Aug.
10 Mar.
11 Aug.
31 July
10 April
20 June
8 Jan.
20 Oct.
12 April
20 May
28 Oct.
21 Juno
17 Juno
25 Sept.
20 Aug.
23 Mar.
24 Dec.
25 Sept.
15 Mar.
4 June
'23 April
13 July
14 June
14 Nov.
22 Oct.
23 AprU
45
47
47
48
50
47
45
47
43
43
45
40
46
47
50
50
47
40
47
47
43
47
40
48
32
25
30
37
40
45
37
20
43
38
28
23
18
24
2
30
4
30
8
10
2
20
29
2S
•23
15
30
21
30
o
30
3
8
28
4
3
28
28
13
25
30
20
5
0
4
2
34'20
43,15
5020
2524
28
32
35
41
41
30
42
31
2
10
1
7
4
1
8
8
39,19
30|ll
401 9
44; 3
4715
47i28
40 30
50!25
47| 1
4711
47
50
34
33
41
12
12
0
10
29
April
Mar.
Jan.
Jan.
April
June
April
Juno
Aug.
Feb.
July
Oct,
Dee.
Feb.
April
Feb.
June
do
Mar.
June
do
Sept.
June
Feb.
Jan.
June
Sept.
Nor.
May
Nov.
Nov.
May
Dec.
May
Mar.
Doc.
April
Sept.
May
Jan.
Nov.
April
Dec.
Nov.
Feb.
April
Aug.
Feb.
Nov.
May
Dec.
May
Oct.
Nov.
Nov.
Mar.
Aug.
June
Oct.
Nov.
Oct.
Oct.
Nov.
Jan.
April
50
51
45
48
49
50
51
52
48
40
48
45
47
47
48
48
50
52
53
48
51
48
44
48
54
49
49
49
49
30
45
40
30
CAPTAIN.
21 Sept.
do
54
22 Sept. 54
0
7
15
28
1
13
29
0
12
13
25
2
1
15
29
29
0
13
•20
25
25
30
do
Nov.
do
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Jan.
do
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Mar.
April
May
May
June
July
Aug.
July
Aug.
May
54
54
54
55
r^
MAJOR.
55
July
42 9 Nov.
48 4 Aug.
41 23 Aug.
31 19 Dec.
45 1 July
42 10 Jan.
30 it2 Dec.
47
52
28
31
37
30
43
43
42
44
35
43
41
42
46
50
51
44
52
50
51
62
62
40
88
42
44
54
49
44
49
54
44
45
53
49
45
13 April 55
34
27
1
17
3
29
22
.'iO
8
15
31
7
2
21
28
4
30
15
10
29
9
8
4
Nov.
Sept.
Oct.
May
April
Dec.
Deo.
Nov.
Mar.
Mar.
Jan.
Mar.
Jan.
Oct.
July
Aug.
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Dec.
do
do
Mar.
Nov.
Ma;r
54
14
44
4b
40
40
48
49
50
50
51
51
52
53
54
54
54
54
54
49
44
6 June
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
10 June
24 June
9 July
22
60
60
5
19
23
30
17
24
Aug.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
Sept.
do
Oct.
Oct.
66
31 Oct.
WIIBN
PLACED ON
HALF PAY.
19 Aug. 60
16 June 48
IMay 46
7
9
8
11
20
4ft\n
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Dec.
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Feb.
Fab.
50
13 April 66
27 Sept. 44
23 May 61
57
26 Nov. 56
3 June 59
QDe£. 4C
88
MofOTi.
Joteph Sails, Mt^Wy Military Train
VC Thomas De Courcy liamiltou/** JtfVi/. \
Unatt. Brigade Major ^ Imiian Islands S
Charles ThomusVe<<oy Biinbury, Major y^^V.
Peter John Mncdnnald,^^ Mtijor, Unatt. • • .
Henry Prim Hutton,'*' Mtyor, Unatt
Robert Daunt,"' Major, Unatt
John Simeon Fra.Dick/^Mr^or, Unatt. ..
Henry James Hnchanan, "^ Aff^/or, Unatt...
Henry Jackson Parkin Booth, Major, 48 F.
William Lacy, Capt. Unatt, S, O. of Peru.
Robert Maun»ell, Major j 85 Foot
Thomas Martin, Major, 4 Foot
Henry Joseph Cooto,»«* Capt. h.p. 18 F. ..
O. B. Stonoy, Cii;>/. h.p. 20 F., S.O.qfPens.
Tho. Baker Pleydell,'" Capt. r.f.p.R. Mar. .
Charles Napier North, Major, (K) Foot ..
Wm. R^^ady, Capt. Unatt.*, S. O. of Pent
Charles Fred. Hcrvey, Captain, Unatt
R.S. O'Brien, Capt. h.p. IMS F., S.O. of Pent.
Henry Marsh, Major, 3 Dragoon Guards . .
Francis Hutcliinson Syn<;o, M/^or, 43 Foot .
Tom Benson, Mqfor, (W Foot
Richard Barrett,*** Captain, ret. full pay, ^
Drp6t Batt. (QM.^u Oct. »5) S
I^C Gronow Davis, Captain, Royal Artillery
Rt. F. Middlemore, Capt. Unat. S.O. of Pent.
John Borrow, Major, 18 Foot •
Granville Geo. C.'Sfapylton, M({for,QS Foot
Septimus Lystcr, MtQor, })4 Foot
John Henry Dickson, Major, 61 Foot . .
Sir Geo. Abercr. Robinson, Bt., Mt\j., 22 F.
Horn. Bmelius J. Weld Forester,'^ CW;>f. Unat
Alexander Tayler, Major, 0 Foot
Michael Stocks, Major, I Drafi^oons
W. And. M. Bamanl, U, 8f Capt. Or. Gds.
Frideaux William Gillum, Captain, M Foot
James Handasyde Edgar, Major, 00 Foot . .
Annesley Paul Gk>rr, Mfyor, 53 Foot
Stanhope Mason Gildea, Major, Unattached
H. M. Smyth, Capt.,h. p.44 *F., S. 0. of Pent.
Fred. Gonion Christie, Cmpt. Unalt. do,
William Lyons, Mi\jor, 5 Foot
I^C Thomas Esmondo,"' Capt. h. p. 18 Foot
Henry John King, Mqfor, 3 Foot
William James Hutchins, Major, 12 Foot . .
Richard Wollaston Clerke, Mi{jor, 26 Foot
Alfrod Knight,"' Captain, Unatt, Town )
MqjoT at Quebec )
William Temple Parratt, Captain, 14 Foot. .
VC Christopher Charles Teesdale, CB., }
Captain, Royal Artillery \
Bdwin Gream Daniell, Captain, 8 Foot. . . .
William Drysdale, CB., M({jor, 0 Lancers . .
William Brookes, Captain, 75 Foot
George Edwarrl Baynes, Captain, 8 Foot • .
Tho. Robert Druminond Hay, Capt, 78 Foot
Alexander William Gordon, Captain,(\l Fuot
Andrew John Macpherson, Captain, 24 Foot
Wm. Edw. Durand Deacon, Capt. 01 Foot
5irEdw. FitzGerald Campbell, Bt.M^j. OU F.
Thomas Clement Dunbar, Captain, lb Foot
Henry Edw. Hillman Burn^ide, Capt. 01 F.
Charles Doyle Patterson, Captain, 10 Foot
John Millar Bannatyne, Captain, 8 Foot . .
George Cliarlcs Synge, Captain, 52 Foot . .
Henry F^ncis Williams, Captain, 00 Foot
John Robert Wilton, Captain, 00 Foot ....
Seymour John Blane, Captain, 63 Foot ....
RichM Freer, JtfVuor, 27 Foot
Richard Dawion,'** Capt. b. p. Staff Corps
BTXBiaV,
BTC.
10 May 44
30 Sept. 42
'30 Oct.
25 Oct.
ONov.
128 July
11 Dec.
1 14 June
1 1 1 June
i20 April
24 Juno
27 May
123 Sept.
13 May
1 Nov.
20 May
10 May
2 Nov.
25 Nov.
5 Aug.
7 Sept
8 Nov.
LIEUT.
8 Jan. 47
10 April 47
38 20
30^18
43,25
40110
47; 1 9
50; 15
47; 9
20130
4228
30127
30|17
3(tll
331 3
30,28
25I28
32,30
31,19
42' 1 2
41
42
Dec.
June
Dec.
Aug.
April
July
Aug.
Aug.
Mar.
Oct
Sept.
Jan.
Oct.
Dec.
June
Dec.
Aug.
May
June
Aug.
CAPTAIN.
MAJOR.
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[. Moffatt, MiQ. Canadian Rifles
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aff Officer of Pensioners .... 5
a&on, Major, 89 Foot
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15 Oct 50 10 May 53 13
6 Dec. 50 11 Mar. 53 II
1 Xov. 28 4 May 32 3
1 Oct. 47 5J«ily 51 23
1 Oct. 47 14 July 51 23
18 Dec. 47 11 Nor. 51 20
27 June 48 17 Feb. 54 2
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5 No?. 47 3 April .j(j,29
18 April 4^V;l2Jiiuc 46
15 Jan. 47 8 June 49
I
CAPTAIX. ; MAJOR.
PLAl-KD ON
HALF PAY.
5 Feb. 36; 2 May 38
:)rl>ett, Major, 52 Foot
Mcatlowes Payne, Capt. Cnntt. .
chad Laffan, Capt. R. Enginet^rs.
Capt. Unatt., S. O. of Peru.,.
22 Oct.
23 Nov.
I Aug.
5 May
10 Feb.
47.17 Jan.
.'38 31 Jan.
26 21 June
37 1 1 AprU
25 17 April
30 Aug. 33.30 Not. 37. 9 Nov.
14 Dec. 37>22 Sept.
14 Dec. 37|28Nov.
14 Doc. 37 3 AprU
14 Dec. 32 23 Oct.
17 April 28 14 Oct.
8 May 3511 Jan.
37 '28 July
Imonds Mulock, Major, 70 Foot 18 Mar. 3(5 29 ^os,
nry Frecliug, Capt. R. Engineers jl4 Doc. 37 27 May
ercy Lea, M({jor^ 87 Foot 22 Feb. 33121 April
ed.' Campbell, Major, 87 Foot .. 15 Sept. 37 28 Aug.
Vincent Hamilton, Captain, )
Staff Officer of PetiHotwrs .... S
ihworth, Captai,,, Cnatt., Sfajf J ^^ „ ^^ jj
of Pensioners •••! ■
C. B. Moody, Capt. R. Engineei*s
!hibald Leach, Captain, R. Eng. . .
D Stapleton hurry, Capt., R. Eng.
te», Capt. h.p. 76 F., S.O. of Pens.
itagii Brown, Captain, 93 Foot . .
ne, Capt. Unatt., S. O. of Petis.
hur White, Captain, Royal Eng.
Ltkin Welman, Depot Battalion.,
ard Whittingham, Capt,, R. Eng.
J. Manners, Cupt. R. Horse Gdtf.
idrews Rawlins, Stf^ Captain, 1
Depot at Chatham j
iatt. Major, Roy. Malta Fencibles
liam Gosnet, Capt. R. Engineers.
>ment Baillie, Capt, R. Biigioeers.
I, Capt., Cape Mounted Riflemen,
pbell, Capt,, Cape M. Riflemen .
yly Fletcher, Capt. 1 W.India Regt.
emard C-oUinson, Capt. R. Eng. . .
Valcott Henderson, Capt, do
re, Capt. Unatt., S, O. of Pens.
Dalrymple Wardlaw Ramvay, }
nsiXt., Dep.Assist.Qr,Mas,Gen. S
zzo, Capt, Royal Malta Fcncible^t.
lain Mends, Capt. 2 W. India Regt
ighes Mesaiter, Captain, 09 Foot .
rdd. Captain, 70 Foot
fence Murray, Mi^or, 83 Foot ••
cmanas Sail, Captain, 37 Foot . .
j-ber Deering, Mt^or, Depot Batt.
y. Captain, Royal Eugineers ....
Robibson Sewell, M<^jor, 15 Foot .
Tk, Captain, Royal Artillery ....
IhodeH,"^ Major, Unattached ....
'lea VanderBpar,CSci7)^. Ceylon Rifles
ewrott Harrison, Captain, 37 Foot
imes Orton Swaflield, Mf^or, 31 F.
arlea Parker, Captain, 71 Foot ..
m Gordon, Bart., Capt. 17 Lunccrs
ry St. John, Captain, 93 Foot ..
D. Mackinnon, Captain ^ Unatt., )
officer of Pensioners 5
Ine Hogge, Major, 5 Foot
inlpg**™ Biiller, Jf<c[/. Rifle Brig.
51
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April
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May
July
July
Oct.
56- 17 Sept. 58;
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7 Nov.
20 Jan.
10 June
10 June
27 Mar.
2 Mar.
21 Apr.
16 June
10 June
25 Oct.
15 Dec.
15 Jan.
3 Nov.
15 Juno
3 June
28 Nov.
8 Dec.
3 Mar.
19 Mar.
10 Feb.
19 Mar.
19 Mar.
10 Aug.
28 July
27 Feb.
4 Mar.
14 June
20 Nov.
40 16 Mar.
37 28 July
40j 4 Aug.
41 '29 Doc.
2631 July
38, 7 Sept.
38|l9 Feb.
35' 6 Nov.
39 10 Feb.
43 19 Apr.
38 9 Mar.
38 1 Apr.
39! 9 Nov.
40| 5 Aug.
27-27 Oct.
37 26 Oct.
30|29 Sept.
30' 19 Oct.
371 7 Jan.
37 1 1 Sept.
37 17 Oct.
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38^18 Sept.
39 13 Aug.
41 25 June
39 9 Oct.
40 17 June
40 21 Jan.
42 16 Feb.
50
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18 July
23 Nov.
39|20 July
39! 29 July
34 3 Sept.
38 3 Sept.
42 14 Nov.
40 12 Sept.
39 8 June
41 3 Sept.
4028 June
40 27 Sept.
44|20 July
42:28 Sept
42| 8 Feb.
48 19 Apr.
44 20 Dec.
51 20 Oct.
49 20 July
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44ilU Nov.
42 36 Jan.
25 April 46. 9 Jan.
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27 Aug. 4M2 Dec.
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17 April 42 16 Dec.
25 Oct 42,16 Dec.
5]jl5 Feb.
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3630 Aug.
37
46
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10 Sept
7 Oct.
17 Mar.
8 May
24 April 35
18 June 42j
29 Dec.
31 Dec.
30 Oct
5 Sept.
23 Aug.
4 Aug. 43
14 June 45
16 July 41
25 Feb. 45
46
47
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Webftter TliomHs Gordon, Major, 66 Foot . . 1 Dec.
Geo. Rand,'^' Captabt, r. f. p. Invalid Depot 8 Mar.
Chrif. Monteith Hamilton, Captain^ 92 Foot 3 Feb.
Chaa. Penrose Coode, dipt,, r. f. p. R. Mar. 1 Aug.
Barcloy Thomas, Major, 27 Foot 31 Dec.
Hon. Wm. Leopold Talbot,*^ Afc^'or, Unatt. 20 May
T. Cochrane, Capt,, Gold Coast Art. Corps
T. Smith, Captain, Unatt. S, O, of Pent,.,
Francis Fane, Mqjor, S5 Foot
J. Chester, Captain, b.p. Yk. Chass. S. O. \
qf Pens S
Thomas Nisbet, Megor, 1 Dr. Gds
James Arthur Gore, Major, 71 Foot
£. J. Charter, Mtyor, Depot Batt
H. A. Trevclyan, Mqjor, 7 Hussars
Wm. B. Tho. aider,»«» Capt,, r. f. p. R. Mar.
C. Pattison, Capt., h.p. 56 F., S, 0. of Pens.
Thomas Peebles, Mqjor, 11 Foot
Frank Chaplin, Mt{jor, 3 Dr. Gds
J. K. Sharp, Copt., h.p. 1 F. S, 0. of Pens,
Robert B. M'Crca, Capt., R. Artillery
Thomas Tculon, Mqjor, 35 Foot
FiUroy Geo. Smith, Mqjor, 7 Dr. Gds
Aug. Barnard Hankey, Major, 69 Foot ....
Henry C. Marriott, Captain, 82 Foot
Geo. Edm. Halliday, Captain, 82 Foot ....
John B. Thelwall, CB. Captain, 24 Foot . .
Samuel Peters Jarvis, Captain, 82 Foot. . . .
Geo. Samuel Young, Captain, 80 Foot ....
Wm. Roberts Farmar, Captain, 82 Foot ..
F. Van Straubenzce, Captain, 13 Foot ....
Geo. Murray Miller, Captain, 79 Foot .... 30 Jan.
Cha. F. Young, Captain, R. Artillery .... 2 Hay
W. H. Vise. Dangan, Lt. and Capt, \
ColdstGds )
Robert Stacy Colls, Captain, 32 Foot
Beyil Granyille, Captain, 23 Foot
Fra. Edw. Cox, Captain, R. Engineers ....
John M'C. Campbell, Captain, R. Art
E. C. D. Radcliffc, Captain, 88 Foot
Geo. Henry J. Helgham, Captain, 23 Foot
Thomas Casey Lyons, Captain, 20 Foot. • • .
J. H. Wyatt, Captain, Military Tlrain ....
Conyngham Jones, Captain, 60 Foot
A. Clarke Johnson, Captain, Roy. Artillerj
Sir C. F. Wheeler Cuffe, Bart. Capt, 66 Ft.
Thomas H. Stisted, Captain, 7 Hussars ....
John Alexander Dalzell, Captain, 53 Foot..
John Terrcnce N. O'Brien, Captain, 20 Foot
Ft«d. Montagu Alison, Captain, 19 Foot ..
Peter Burton Roe, Captain, 60 Foot
Cha. W. Grange, Captain, Canadian Rifles
Edward Uardingc, Major, 80 Foot
William Ross King,^^' Mtuor, Unattached. .
17C Wm. Geo. D. Stewart,*" M^for, Unatt
Douglas Jones, Captain, Unattached
H. £. Delacombe,^^ Captain, r. f. p. R. Mar.
George Wm. W. Carpenter, Major, 7 Foot .
T. L. J. Gallwey, Captain, Royal Engineers 119 Mar.
Charles L. de \Vinton, Mqjor, 16 Foot . . ••115 Feb.
l^QtUon. Aug. II. A. Anson, Captain, 7 Dr8.|27 May
Edw. N. Moles^i'orth, Captaiti^ 27 Foot. . . . i 1 Dec.
T. Bourke, Captain, h. p. 27 F. S. 0, of Pens,'. 9 May
Jffon, Fred. B. Pakcnham, Mtjjor, Unatt. ••! 8 Feb.
George Henry Wynyard, Mqjor, 58 Foot . .! 3 May
Valentine Baker, Mqjor, 10 Hussars I 1 Aug.
Hon. JameA C. Dormer, Captain, 13 Foot. . :12 May 53
Arch. A. Douglas, Captain, Royal Marines 112 May 48
J. G. Cavendish Disbrowe, Captain, A9 FootI never
William Henry Orme, Captabt, 85 Foot • • . . UM Jan. 45
VC Henry Edw. Jerome, Captain, 19 Foot|21 Jan. 48
LI BUT.
12 Sept 48
39117 May 41
43127 Sept. 44
CAPTAIN.
14 May
25 May
15 Nor.
41.24 No?.
62
65
47
49
50
47 8 Nov.
44 14 April 48
47 25 Jan. 55
34 19 Nov. 47
43 10 Jan. 51
42 3 Dec. 47
6 Feb.
31 Oct.
9 Feb.
4 April
37|15 Dec.
47:11 Sept
40 20 June
43
39
49
45
19 June 46
15 April 42
3 April 46
15 Jan. 47
26 July 44
1 1 April 46
17 Aug. 38 30 April 41
40
51
46
48
52
47
45
14 Feb.
16 May
6 Aug.
27 June
9 July
22 June
31 Aug.
20 Sept. 44
25 Feb. 48
19 June 50
16 May
3 April
30 Jan.
1 1 Sept.
17 Oct
23 July
3 Nov.
11 Jan.
11 July
2 June
130 Dec.
1 Aug.
17 June
2 April 47
30 June 48
23 July 52
51
46
47
47
51
41
43
40
45
48
36
37
51
39
39
53
37
34
42
44
48
47
48
64
54
49
46
52
52
24 April 43
6 June 54
20 Feb.
1 Nov.
18 Aug.
10 Feb.
2 Nov.
26 June
21 Oct
17 Jan.
21 April 54
10 Dec. 47
14 Mar.
5 May
1 Sept.
26 July
2 May
31 Dec.
5 Nov.
21 Feb.
26 Nov.
1 1 May
27 Jan.
23 No?.
2 July
8 Dec.
2 April
2 May
20 Oct
19 Sept.
29 July
50 12 Nov. 52
45 8 June 52
45 15 Mar. 53
53 8 Dec. 54
43 13 Dec. 52
30 10 Dec. 47
41 1 6 Juno 51
581 8 April 53
3817 Dec. 47
43 28 Nov. 48
40 31 Dec. 47
30 July 52
29 May 49
2 Feb. 49
10 Aug. 49
21 Dec. 49
21 Sept. 52
31 Oct 52
13 May 53
OJune 54
4 Aug. 54
13 Sept. 64
21 Sept. 54
20 Feb. 55
16 Mar. 55
1 April 55
1 April 55
8 June 55
6 July 55
27 July 65
3 Aug. 55
6 May 56
1 Jan. 57
20 Mar. 57
9 Oct 57
19 Nov. 57
2 Feb. 58
13 April 58
17 June 51
31 Dec.
22 Dec.
30 July
29 Dec.
28 Jan.
23 Jan.
12 Jan.
2 Feb.
10 Mar.
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18 Aug.
25 May
9 Feb.
51
50
54
44
45
41
47
52
41
41
54
41
41
54
41
37
46
48
53
54
49
IJao. 60
II Jan. 60
16 Jan. 60
18 Jan.
25 Jan.
28 Jan. 60 28 Jo.
28 Jan. I
13 Feb. 60|l9Nfr.
18 Feb.
20 Feb. 69 4 Vij
25 Feb.
4 Mar.
8 Mar.
8 Mar.
18 Mar.
25 Mar. 69.16 Alg.
1 AprU
1 April
2 April 60 5JiiM
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9 April
19 April
22 April
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13 May 60
13 May 60
14 May
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81 Aug.
14 Jane
3 April 46 13 Jan.
30 AprU 52
31 Mar.
48
64
23 July 58
20 June
1 July
1 July
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Cirpfaift. 1 West India Regt.
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Capiidn, r. f. p. 86 Foot . . .
Cbpialn, 0 Foot
abj, Captain, Rnyal Engineer!
ri|^, 16 HuMara
Bfenry Hawker, Captain, Z\ F.
i|»littii, 72 Foot
Clowes, Captain, 8 Hatsars. .
ly Piatt, Mq^or, 46 Foot
Mqjar, 60 Foot • . •
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on Slade, Mqjor, 1 Dr. Gds. .
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Macdonald, Mqfor, 77 Ft>ot. .
er FIMd, Captain, R. Artillerj
eU, Mqjor, Coast Artillery •
ih Carmlchael, Capt, 95 Foot
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I Walker, Mqjor, 25 Foot. • . .
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lie Warren, Major, 20 Foot . .
m. Major, 70 Foot
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16 Sept.
18 Sept.
OJutie
28 July
27 Oct.
OJnIy
8 April
15 July
10 Mar.
12 Oct.
19 Jan.
1 Dec.
11 Mar.
30 Sept.
10 Sept.
8 Oct.
25 Oct.
12 May
1 Jan.
30 Dec.
27 June
1 July
15 Dec.
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86 29 Jan. 41
80 18 June 41
5) ;i2 Sept. 54
49^17 Aug. 52
48
43
48
40
43
46
41
46
36
42
53
39
89
441
48
53
42
41
44
42
43
42
40
48
47
48
25 Oct. 42
19 June
28 Oct.
26 Jan.
23 June
12 Dec.
31 May
27 Oct.
88
36
39
43
52
44
46
7 April
19 May
23 May
9 May
13 No?.
15 Dec. 54
7 Dec. 41
29 July 44
21 April 46
2 Aug. 50
19 Jan. 55
20 July 44
26 July 44
24 Dec. 45
9 June 46
14 May 47
10 Aug. 42
10 Not. 43
1 Nor. 48
22 Oct. 52
31 Dec. 44
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27
16
31
17
June
July
Jsne
Sept.
June
Dec.
Sept
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39
42
44
54
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20 Oct.
6 April
23 Oct.
3^9 Dec.
7 June
30 June
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14 AprU
23 Jan.
31 Aug.
14 AprU
8 Dee.
14 April
1 Dec.
17 Sept.
17 Oct.
7 Jan.
1 May
28 Aug.
13 Dec.
1 Not.
26 Jan.
1 April
10 May
29 Dec.
48
48
57
54
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48
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7
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15 Mar. 53
52
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29
12
13
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Dee. 69
Dec. 69
Dee. 60
Dee. 69
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War Services of the Majors.
1 Major de Brem served the campaigns in Germany from 179*2 to 1800 ; in E^pt Id 1801 ; In
Naples in 1805 ; in Calabria in 1800 ; in Eg>7)t In 1807 ; at the taking of Ischia in 1800 ; at the
siege of Santa Maura in 1810 ; at the defeat of the French in Sicily in the same year; in tlie
campaigns of 1811, 12, 13, 14 in th(> Peninsula and south of France. Severely wounded in Ger-
many on the 30th September 1790 ; and again at the battle of the Pyrenees on the 90th July 1818.
2 Major Thomas Wilson served in the 28th Regiment the Egyptian campaign of 1801 (Gold
Medal). Expedition to Hanover in 1805-0. In the Peninsula, and was present at tlM battles
of fiusaco, in the Lines of Torres Vedras, affair of Campo Mayor, investment of 01iven9a, ftrrt
siege of Badajoz, battle of Albuhera, surprise of GIrani's Corps at Arroyo Molinot and Las
Navas, affairs of Fuentes del Maestro, Miravete, and Bridge of Almaraz, retreat from Salamanca,
and battle of Vittoria (severely wounded). He has the War Medal with four Clasps.
3 Major Christopher Wilkinson sensed the campaign of 1799 in Holland, under the Quke of
York. Accompanied the expedition to the north of Germany in 1805, under Lord Cathcart.
4 Major Sandliam served the campaign of 1790 in Holland, including the actions of the 37th
Aug., 10th and 19th Sept., and 2nd Oct. Expedition to Copenhagen in 1807 ; to Sweden, and
afterwards to Portugal and Spain, under Sir John Moore in 1808-9; subsequently to Walebereo,
in 1809 ; the campaign in Holland, in 1814 ; and in Flanders and France in 1815, inclading tlie
battle of Waterloo.
5 Major the Honourable Sir Francis Stanhope served in the 11th Foot at the siege of Plashing
in 1809 ; and with the Ist Life Guards in the Peninsula and south of France, and was on tlie Staff
at the battle of Toulouse, for which battle he has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
6 Sir Trevor Whcler served in the Peninsula with the 16th Light Dragoons from June 1810
to the end of that v^ar in 1814, including the pursuit of Massena from the lines, actions of Pom-
bal, Redinha, Foz d'Arouco, and Sabugal ; i>attle of Fuentes d'Onor, actions of Llerena and
Castrejon, battle of Salamanca, retreat from Burgos, battles of Vittoria, the Niyelle, and the
Nive, 9th to 12th Dec. Served also the campaign of 1815, including the battle of W^aterloo. Sir
Trevor has received the War Medal with four Clasps for Fuentes d'Onor, Salamanca, Vittoria, and
Nivelle.
7 Major Sherer 6er\'ed in the Peninsula with the 34th Rest, from July 1809 to Dec 1811, a&d
from August 1812 to July 1813, Including the battles of Bu^aco, Albuhera, Arroyo de MuUno,
Vittoria and Maya In the Pyrenees. He has received the War Medal with three Clasps for Busaco,
Albuhera, and Vittoria.
8 Major Hartman served in the ex]>edition to Hanover in 1805-6 ; at the siege of Copenhagen
in 1807 ; in Sweden, Portugal, and Spain in 1808-9, including the advance and retreat of the
army, and in the battle of Corunna. Expedition to Walcberen 1809 ; subsequent campaigns in
the Peninsula and France, including the defence of Tarifa and affair of Casus Viejas, battle of
Barrosa, actions of Arroyo del Molino and Almaraz, battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees (35th, SOtli
and 31st July), Pass of Maya, Nivelle, Nive, Bayonne, and Orthes ; affair at St. PaUUs, and
battle of Toulouse. He has i*eceived the War Medal with eight Clasps.
9 Major Mackay served with the 68th Regt. on the expedition to Walcberen, an^ at the capture
of Flushing in 1809. Also in the Peninsula from June ^11 to the end of that war in 1814, Including
the battle of Salamanca, retreat from Burgos, and battles of Vittoria (wounded in the head), the
Pyrenees, the Nivelle, and Orthes, for which he has received the War Medal with live Clasps.
10 Major Charters served with the expedition to Hanover, under Lord Cathcart, in 1805 ; the
Walcberen expedition, in 1809 ; and campaign in Holland, under Lord L}'nedoch, in 1814.
13 Mujor Castieau served with the R. M. Battalion on the North Coast of Spain co-operating
with the troops of the Queen of Spain during the Carlist war iu 1836-37 (Brevet Major and Cross
of San Fernando).
14 Major Willoughby Montagu served at the siege of Dantzic, in 1813; also the campaign
of 1815, Including the battle of Waterloo and capture of Cambray. Is a Knight of 4th CiaM of
St. Wladimir of Russia.
10 Major Tew served with the 50th Regt. in the battle of Punniar (Medal). Also the campaign
of 1845-6 on the Sutlej (Medal and three Clnsps), including the battles ot Moodkee, Feroxesbah,
Aliwal, and Sobraon (dangerously wounde<l).
17 Major Mundy was nominated to the 4th Class of the Medjidie for service with the Osmanli
Horse Artillery as Lieutenant General, second in command.
18 MajorC H. L.Tinling served with the ISth Regt. at the captui-e of Rangoon, 11th Ma7l824
(Medal).
19 Major Murray served with the 42nd Highlanders at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from
June 1855, and assault of the outworics on the 18th June ( Medal and Clasp, and 5th Class of
the Medjidie).
20 Mujor Orm^by served with the 80(h Regiment during the Sutlej campaign of 1846, end was
present at the affair of Buddiwal, and in tlic battles of Aliwal and Sobraon (Medal and one
Clasp). Served during the Burmese war of 1852-3, and was present at the assault and capture
of Pegu on 4th Juno 1852, wli< re he commanded the storming party ; commanded at the Pagoda
Hill stockade at Martaban on the night of the 18th July 1852, \vhen attacked by the enemy ; aad
was olso at the capture of Prome (Medal).
22 Major Nasmyth served at the defence of Silistria in May and June 1854 ; and afterwards in
the Ciimeun campaign of the saine year, including the battle of Alma and siege of Sebastopol
(Medal and Clasps) ; he has also a Gold Medal awarde<I him by the Turkish Qovemineot, for his
services with the Turkish Army in the campaign on the Danube in 1854.
i
fFar Servicei of the JMqfars 89
33 Major LoqIb Mirad the Egyptiaii campaign of 1801, for which he has received the Silver
War M cdil with one CUap,
S4 M^or Metcalfe senred the Egyptian campaiiai of 1801 with the 70th Highlanden, for which
he has received the Silver War Medui with one Clasp.
25 Major H. C. Martin served on the expedition against the Danish and Swedish West India
TalawMia in 1801 ; likewise on the expedition against the French Islands in 1803.
2^ Mijor FuUarton serted in tbe Peninsula witli the 38th Regt, and was present at the battles
of Roleiay Vimieray Talavera, and Salamancay for whicli ho has received the War Medal with four
Clasps.
^ Major Wooda served with the Buffi in tbe Peninsuhi in 1808,9, 10, and 11, was present at
tbe passage of the Douro and capture of Oporto, battles of Talavera and Busaco, lines at Torres
Vedrasy action at Campo Mayor, and battle of Albuhera, where he was severely wounded, having
lost his right leg. He has received the War Medal with three Clasps for Talavera, Busaco, and
Albubera.
30 MajorColbyscrvedat Walchereuinl800.
SO Major Skene served in the Peninsula with the 24th Regt., and was present at the battle of
Talavera (severely wounded), for which he has received the W^ar Medal with one Clasp.
31 Mi^or Hulme served in the Peninsula from March 1810 to the end of that war in 1814, including
the 2nd siege of Badajoz, battles of Nivelle and Nive ( 10th to 13th Dec. ), passage of the Adour, in-
vestment of Bayonne and repulse of the sortie. In Murch 1815 be joined the army in tiie Nether-
lands» and assistt'd in tbe organization of the Pontoon train at Antwerp :— Early in May, in order to
secure a shorter and more direct communication between Brussels and Antwerp, he was entrusted
with the construction of a bridge of vessels at Boom, acrosb the Rupel, a lai'ge navigable branch of the
Scheldt, which having completed and maintained until the victory at Waterloo rendered it no longer
requisite, he followed the army to Pans in command of a division of the Pontoon train, where he re-
mained uutil 1816. He has received the War Medal with two Clasps for Nivelleand Nive.
32 Major Agnew served with the 82nd Rcgt. during the Peninsular campaiuns of 1808, 9, 12, and
13, and was present at the capture of Oporto, battle of Talavera, and sub»oquent affairs ; also at the
battle of Vittoria, where his leg was so severely fractured aa to require three separate amputations
of the thigh. He has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
33 Major Pringle served in tbe Peninsula from Jan. 1810 to the end of that War in 181 4, including
the battlesof N ivelle and Nive (wounded), and investment of Bayonne. Scn'ed also tbe campaign
of 1815, and whs severely wounded st Waterloo. He lias received the War Medal with three Clasps
for Nivelle, Nive, and Orthes.
34 Major Knapman served at Lissa, in 1811 (wounded); and in boats cutting out an Algcrine
brig at Bona, in 1825 (War Medal with one Clasp).
36 Miyor G. V. ThiUng served in the Peninsula from Nov. 1813 to the end of that war in 1814.
36 Mijor John Wilson served in the Artillery Companies of the 2nd Battalion Royal Marine
during the war in North America in 1 813. Has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
37 Major Humby has received the "War Medal with one Clasp for the battle of Algiers.
36 Mi^or Manners served in the Peninsula from Feb. 1810 to Dec 181G, and was present at the
battle of Barroea (wounded), and the defence of Tarifa and Cadiz. He has received tlie Silver
War Medal with one Clasp for Barrosa.
39 Miyor Schalch served at the capture of Guadaloupein 1815.
40 Major Charles Gordon served in the American war in 1814 and 15 with the 93rd Regt., and
was severely wounded in tbe lelt cheek at New Orleans, 8tb Jan. 1815.
41 Major Robert Cochrane served in the Peninsula with the Rifle Brigade from August 1811 to
the end ot that war in 1814, including tbe defence of Cadiz, actions of the Aranjuaz, San Munos,
and San Milan ; battle of Vittoria, bnd action at the bridge of Vera. Served also the campaign of
1816, and was present at the battle of Waterloo and capture of Paris. Severely wounded in the
left arm at Vera, and slightly in the left breast at Waterloo. He has received the War Medal with
two Claspa.
42 Major Dowdall sorved the Mahratta campaigns of 1818 and 19, including tbe taking of
Loghur, Isapoor. Kooaree, Rhygur, Raree, besides several other small forts, and he was severely
wound^ & the storming of Raree, having sustained the total loss of the right eye, and a por-
tion of the nose and jaw-bone. Served also in the Burmese war under Sir Archibald Camp-
bell, and was severely wounded in storming the Dalla stockades near Rangoon on the 0th Dec.
1824. Captain Dowdall commanded and led the Light Company of the 89th Regt. to five dif-
ferent storms.
43 Major Hugh Morgan served on tlie expedition to Walcheron in 1809, and was present at the
bombardment of Flushing ; served afterwards in the Peninsula from 1812 to the end of the war in
1814, including tbe defence of Cadiz, battles of the Pyrenees, tde«e of San Sebastian (severely
WDHnded) and battle of Toulouse : he has received the War Medal with three Clasps.
44 Major Welchman served at Copenhagen in 1807 ; at Walchereu and forcing the Scheldt
in 1809. Commanded 180 Marines at Cheribon and took possession of the fort, 4th Sept. 1811 ;
also at the inrrender of Panca, when a Regiment of Infantry laid down their arms. In the
Eoyal Marine Battalion at the capture of Java in 1811. At the capture of the American frigate
Presidentf and expedition up the Penobscot, and commanded the detachment of Royul Marines
at Manehiaa, where he captured three field-pieces, and was honourably mentioned. Was at the
battle of Algiers, 1816 (War Medal and Clasps).
46 Mi^or J. U. Richardson served in the Channel Fleet, undor Lords Gardiner and St. Vincent;
tbe Belleiale squadron, under Sir Richard Keates, when endeavouring to intercept Jerome Bona-
parta : and at the capture of La Rhin by Mars 74. With Admiral Murray and Brigadicr-Gecvetai
Cranfvifd'fe expedition of 5,000 men originally intended for Lima, but on arma\ al XYtftCa.^^ oi ^^^«A
00 War Seffrias of ihs Majors.
Hope ordered to join General Whitelocke'i army in Bio Plata; landed with Marinei at Monte
Video, and brigaded with detachments under command of the Hon. Lieut-Col. Deant, 8Sth B^
Serred in the Baltic, and while pasBinp: the Sound, partially engaged the eaatle of Cronenbai^ ;
Joined the squadron under i^ir James Sauinarez in pursuit of Russian fleet, to Rogerawiek Bay.
Severely wounded in several places on board Africa 64, in action with Danish flotilla oonaiBting of
S6 heavy gun and mortar bouts, in Kiofi:G Bay, near Copenhagen, SO Oct. l^d/a^-^ Africa levn
killed, fifry-six wounded, blockarle of Toxel, under Sir Samuel Hood; and Scheldt under Sir
Bichard Strachan and Sir Edward Pellew. Served with the Walcheren expedition in the Tkmiui
74, and diAmantlcd and brought away its laAt gun- boat. Toulon fleet. Landed in company with
other detacnments of marines and seamen, and some Spanish troops, on an island in Uie Bay of
Bosas ; dislodged French garrison, and blew up the castle. Landed in company with other detach-
ments of marines and seamen, 1813, at Sagona Bay, Island of Cor8ica,---deatroyed and brought
off a great quantity of valuable ship timl)er. Affairs of coasts, &c. Served in tlie Wcat In^es
and North America; and has received a reward from the Patriotic Fund.
46 Major Robert Webb served in H. M. S. Superb at the battle off St. Domhigo, 6th Feb.
1806 ; at Copenhagen in 1807 ; at Walcheren in 1809. W^ounded in an attack on an armed dn-
voy in the Adriatic, 22nd May 1812. Has received the War Medal with one Claap.
48 Bfajor Hcwett served blockuding the French fleet off Brest, Rochefort, and Ferrol, and
was severely wounded in the nction with the combined fleets of France and Spain 32od Joly
1805. In the 1st Battalion Royal Marines under Sir Arthur Wellesley, in Portugal, and at
Lawris, and Galesga. In the 2nd Battalion, under Sir Sidney Beck with, during the war in
North America, — at the attack on Craney I»land, the storming of Hampton, taking of Queen-
town, and Kent Island ; frequently employed as an engineer officer, in command of outposts,
and of gun-boats whilst attached to the Corps of observation, led the forlorn hope at the oaptnre
of Fort Oswego where he climbed the flagstaff and tore down the American Colors (severely
wounded) ; — officially thanked hy Colonel de Watteville for his conduct on this occasion.
49 Major Devon was Adjutant of the Artillery Companies of the Royal Marinea serving in
North America during the war in 1813-14.
60 Major Evan Morgan served in the Peninsula and France from October 1818, to June
1814, including the passage of the A dour, and battle of Toulouse, for which he has receivad the
War Medal with one Clasp. He served also the campaign of 1814 in Canada, under Sur Oooiige
Prevost.
62 Major Jervis Cook served at the capture of Martinique in 1800 and cutting out the
French brig N'uus. At the destruction of Loire and Seine at Ancc la Barque, and the capture
of Guadaloupe in 1810. On the north-coast of Spain and in the Gironde, and attached to the
Artillery in Flanders (War Medal with three Clasps).
63 Major Shute served with the Royal Marine Battalion in co-operation with the troopa of
the Queen of Spain against the Carlists in 1838.
64 Major William Davis was landed in 1809 at Mahon, in Minorca, in command of a de-
tachment of Marines, to prevent the prisoners of war in the Lazaretto from rising and effecting
their escape during a Mutiny of the Spanish Walloon Quards. At the capture and dealt uctiton
of a fort on Isle Vcrte, near La Civitat, 1st June 1812, he received a severe wound by a rifle-
ball, in the right thigh. On the 8th May 1813, as a volunteer, at the cutting out of an armed
Xybec fn)m under the fort and tower of Orbitcllo. At the capture of the island of Ponaa, under
8ir Charles Napier, where, as a volunteer, with a detachment of Marinea, he landed, and
atormed and captured one of the batteries. On the 4th Oct. 1813, as a volunteer in the atom-
ing of the fort protecting the anchorage ut Marinello, when one gun-boat and thirteen of the
enemy's vessels deeply laden were captured, and one gun-boat sunk. At the landing of the
Italian Levy at Via Reggio in 1813. At the landing near Leghorn, in Dec. 1813, when 970
Marines charged and defeated between 000 and 700 French Infantry, supported by 30 Cavalry
(received a sabre wound from the ciiarge of Cavalry). At the capture of a castle near Spiiiia,
26th March 1814. Present at the siege and capture of fort Santa Maria, 2iith March following.
Also at the capture of Genoa, under Lord William Bentinck.
65 Major Colin Mackenzie joined the army of the Netherlands on the 4th JuW 1814, and
served under Lord Lynedoch, the Prince of Orange, and the Duke of Wellington, Cuntinunualy
from the above date, in Flanders and France, till the ovacuation of Paris by the Allied Annies
In the spring of 1816, and was present at the capture of Paris. Embarked in command of a
Company of Royal Sappers and Miners for Caua<la, on the first outbreak, and served as Senior
Royal Engineer on the Niai^aiti Frontier during 1838-0.
66 Major llewson served in the American war, and was engaged at the battle of Niagara and
aiege of Fort Erie. Served also in the Burmese war (Medal).
67 Major Cracknell sssisted at the capture of eight armed vessels and twelve vessels laden with
stores for the Russian Army at Percola Point on 7ih July 1800 (War Modal with one Clasp).
68 Major Henry James was present at the capture of Fort San Philippe (Balageur), and siege
of Tarragona in 1813. Also at the bombardment of Algiers in 1816 (War Medal with one Claap).
69 Major Beverhoudt served at the capture of Guadaloupe in 1816.
60 Major John Kelly accompanied the effective men of the wing <if the 6th Regt. atationed at
Aden, which formed part of an expe<lition of 600 men under the command of Lieut.-Col. Penny-
cnick, which destroyed the Arab poets of Sheik Mtdi and Sheik Othman, and skirmiabea between
those places on the 6th Oct. 1841.
62 Major Mascall served in co-operation with the army at Corunna and during tlie defBaoe of
Cadiz. Was in a general Boat action near Port St. Mary's fc>r which he haa a Medal.
63 Major Paseoe has received the Silver War Medal with one Clasp for Java ; also the M aval
Wmt Hedal with one Claap for the action with the French Mgatea off Madagaacar aad tha i
War Smrieet of the Mc^s. 91
dar df Ow Itle 4a 1ft PftMe In Fab. 1811. Sanred in tba 3rd Battalion R. M. in North Amarica,
pcrtleipatiaf la Tariooa Important lanrioea during the war in 1814-15.
04 Mi^ Saaria larvad at Walcharsn in 1809. Aloo throaglioat the Syrian campaign (War
Medal with one Clasp and Turkish Medal).
65 Major Henry Smith eenred with the Royal Marine Battalion at dMouni in Syria in
1840, and wu present at the bombardment of St. Jean d'Acre (Turlcish Medal and War Medal
with one Clasp).
6G Major Dnsantoy serred at Waleheren; at the capture of Gtonoa; and in two partial
aeUooa wilh French Fleets off Toulon and Marseilles.
07 Major R. 8. Ridge served the Mabratta and Pindaree campaigns of 1817 and 18, and after-
waida with the expedition to the Persian Gnlf, including the siege of Ras-el-Kyma.
08 Major Thomas Park was actively employed in the Haltic during 1810, 11, and 13. From
1818 antil the peace, served on the coast of America and the West Indies, including the attack on
Crania Island, and landed at the taking of Hampton, in the Cketapeoke,
69 Ma}or Jamee Dowman served at the defence of Cadiz, 1810. 11, and 12, during which
period be waa repeatedly engaged in action against the enemy both on land and in boatu, culling
ont fte. At the blockading of the French fleet off Brest in 1813. During the late campaign
on the coast of Syria in 1840 and 41, including the storming and capture of Sidon, surrender of
Beypout, bombardment and fail of St. Jean d'Acre ; served also with the Royal 3Iarine Battalion
at tba camp at D'Jouni (War Medal and Clasp and Turkish Medal). Served in the Kaffir war of
1846-47 (Medal).
70 Major John Law was in the notion with, and capture of, the Chetapeake by the Shannon^
on the 1st June 1813. He was also at the capture of Fort St. Elmo, and the batteries at Naples
<m the Slst May 1816. Has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
71 Major Nepean served with tha Royal Marines at the capture of u convoy and destruction
of battarfaa at Huone, and in co-operation with the Austrian army at the reduction of Trieste in 1813.
7S Mijor Valentine Beadon served off the coast of France from 1811 to 1814, and was
present in various boat actions. In 1815 he was at the capture of Naples and Gaeta; and in 1824
saveraly engaged with pirates in the West Indies.
78 Major Header Monnsteven served at the attack of various posts, &c., on the Prontien of
Canada, and within tha United States in 1813, 14, and 15. Served also with the 48th in the
operationa against the Rajah of Coorg, in April 1834.
74 Major Qardine Shaw served at the siege and capture of HattraM, and throughout the
Mahratta campaigns of 1817 and 1818. He served also at the siege and capture of the Forts of
Panalla and Powngbnr in the Southern Mahratta Country in 1844-5.
75 Major George Mainwaring served with the 87th Regt. in the Burmese war, in 1825 and 36,
Ha aerTed with the SSnd throughout the operations in Sdndo (Medal), under Sir Charles Napier,
fnelnding the destmetion of the Fort of Imanmghur, and the Imttles of Meeanee and Hyderabad.
76 Major Edleston served with the Royal Marines at the attack on New Orleans, 8th Jan. 1816.
77 Major W. J. King served the campaigns of 1818 and 10 in Concan, in India. Served in
the Burmese war in 1824 and 25 (Medal with one Clasp), and received a severe contusion when
leading tba attack on the White Pagoda, an outwork of the stockade of Donabew.
78 Major Rotiert Wright served with the R. Marine battalion co-operating with the troops of
the Qneen of Spain against the Carlists in 1837-38 (Cross of San Fernando, Ist Class).
79 Major Appleton served in the Battalion of Marines in co-operation with the allied forces
in Syria, and was present at the attack and surrender of the fortress of St. Jean d'Acre on the
8rd November 1840 (War Medal with one Clasp and Turkish Medal).
80 Major Knowlea served with the 50th Regt. in the battle of Punniar 29 Dec. 1843 (Medal) ;
and alao the campaign on the Sutlej in 1845-6, including the battles of Moodkee, Ferozeshah, and
AUwal, for whieh he has received a Medal and two Clasps. He was slightly wounded at
FcraKshah, and dangerously wounded (right leg amputated) at Aliwal.
8S Major John Miller served at the battle of Navarino in 1827. Also with the R. M. bat-
talion in Portugal in 1835. Commanded a Company during the opei*ations <»n the coast of Syria
in 1840 (Medal) and was with the battalion at D'Jouni. Sustained a severe fracture of the
right leg fn the service (War Medal with two Clasps).
83 Major Morchtson served in the 20th Regt. in the Sutlej campaign of 1845-6, including the
batUeaof Ferozeshah and Sobraon, in the last of which he was wounded (Medal and Clasp).
also In tha Ponjaub campaign in 1849. including the passage of the Chenab, and battlea of
Chilllanwallah and Ooojerat (Medal and Clasps).
84 Major Onslow was at the storming of Sidon in Syria (War Medal with one Clasp and
Turkish Medal).
85 Major Dnperiar while in the 4th Light Dragoons was employed in Persia from 1833 to
1880 organiaing the army of the Shah, who conferred on him the Gold Medal of the ** Lion and
Son." He served with the 26th Regt. in China (Medal), at Ningpo, Ciiapoo, Shanghae, Woosung,
and Chin Kiang Foo (wounded) and Nankin. Served with the 80th Regt. in the Burmese war
in 186i-68 (Medal), including the operations in Donabew against Nameatoon.
80 Major Hunt served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battle of Alma and
iiage of Sabastopol (Medal and Claspii, and 5th Class of tiie Medjidie).
87 I«ord Brroll served with tha Rifle Brigade in the Eastern campaign of 1854, and waa
samalT woondad at tha battle of Alma (Medal and Clasp, Brevet Major, and 5th Class of tha
MadJUHe).
88 Migar B. Thanpaon served in the Eastern campaign of 1854o55, and commanded the 6tb
Dragoon Chiardt daring tha winter and spring : prceant at the battle of Tchemaya, and siega of
~ (Xodia and COaqpy aad 6th Claaa of the Medliidia).
92 ff'ar Services of tfu Mqfars,
80 Major Fellowes served tlie EastGrn campaign of 1864-55 a« D.A.Q.M.G., Cftndry DivitiOD,
including iho affairs uf Bulgaimk and Mackenzie's Farm, battles of Alma, BalakUTa, iDkemuui,
andTcIieniuva, and 8icgB ot Sebaotopul (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major, Sardinian Medal, and
6th Clan's of Hie Medjidie).
90 Major Tomkiiuon served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 with the 9th Hnssan, in-
cladin^ the battles of Alma, Bahiklava (h(»rflo killei), and lakerman, and siege of Sebaatopd
(Medal and four Clasps, Brevet Major. Saidmian Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjidio).
91 Major Stuart Wortlcy served with the Cape Mounted RiHemen throughout the KaJfir
war of 1850-53 (Medal); ond was present in all the principal engagements with the enemj:
daring the operations against tho Waterkloof he commanded the cavalry attached to Oentral
Bailer's division; on oivs occasion, while out with a patrol, he attacked and defeated a far
SQperior fi)rce of the enemy; and on anoUier, while in command of tho advanced guard of
General BuUur's column, he surprised and drove back the enemy, inflicting severe loea. hi
Mirch 1854 ho was appointed D.A.Q.M. Ofneral Eastern Army, and served the oampaign of
1854-55 (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of tho Mediidie).
02 Major J. W. Thompson served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 as D.A.Q.M.Q. to the
Second Division, including the battle of the Alma (severe contusion from the splinter of a
shell), repulse of Uie Uussiau attack by the 2ad Uivision on the 26ch Oct, battle of lakerman
(for which he received brevet rank as Major, and had his horse wounded), siege and fall of
Sebastopol, and attack of the Redan on the 8ih Sept. (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Class of the
Medjidie).
93 Major Dickson served the Eastern campaign of 1854 with the SOth Regt., inclndiug the
battles of ^llma (severely wounded) and Inkorman (wounded), siege of Sebastopol, and repulse
of the sortie of 26th Oct. ( Medal and three Clasps, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
94 Mnjor C F. T. Daiiiell served tlie Eastern campaign of 1854-55 as Brigade Major in Hut
8rd Divibion, including tho battles of Aluia and [nkcmian, siege and fall of Sebastopol, and
attack of the 18tl) June (Medal and Clas|>s, Brevet Major, Knig:ht of the Legion of Honor, and
5th Class of the Medjidie).
05 Major Bayly served in the Eastern campaign of 1854 with tho 30th Regt, including the
siege of Sebastopol, repulse of the sortie on 20th Oct. (wounded in the cheek), and battle of Inker-
man (flevorcly wouuded in the face and le^) (Medal and Clasps, and 5thClav of the Medjidie).
96 Major Greville served as Aidc-de-Camp to Sir Harry Smith and to Sir George Catboart
in the Kaflir war of 1851-53 (Medal), and was present at the battle of Borea. Served again as
Aide-de-Camp to Sir Qeorge Cathcart in the Eastern campaign of 1854, inc]adin|^ the battles
of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman (where Sir George was killed), and siege of Scbattopol
(Medal and four Clasps, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
07 Major Maclean served with the 4(ith Regt. throughout the war with China (Medal), and
was present at the first taking of Chusan, storm and capture of tho heights above Canton, attack
and capture of Amny, second capture of Chusan, attock and capture of the heights of Chinhae,
occupation of Ningpo and repulse of the night-attack, attack and capture of Chapoo, Woosong,
and Chiu Kiam; Foo.
07t Mnjor Uuttledgc served the campaign in Affghanistnn under Lord Keane, including the
storm and capture of CJhuinee (Medal), aud storm and capture of Khelat. Served at the siege
of Sebastopol from Dec. 1854 to 31 Aug. 1855, including the assault on the Redan on tlie 18th
June (Medal find Clasp, and 5th Clajis of the Medjidie).
98 Msjor Dennis serv«si with the 95th Regt. at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from Slst
Feb. 1*155 (Medal and Clasp, and 5th Class of the Medjidio).
90 Major Duncan Campbell served in the 8i)rd Regt. during the suppression of the insarreetion
in Lowei' Canada in 1837 ; also in repuising the attacks of the American brigands who landed at
Prescott, lJp])er Canada, in 1838. 3ci>ved with the 00th Light Infuutry at the siege of Sebastopo
(Medal and Clii»p).
100 Major Robrrt Watson serve^l the campaigns of 1814 and 15 in Holland and the Netherlands,
including the actions at Merxeni and boinbardmeut of Antwerp.
1 01 Major Mebeux served the Eastern campaign with tho Brigade of Royal Murines during
tho siege of Seba^itopol from 1H54 to April 1855, including the battle of Balaklava (Medal and
two Clasps).
102 Major Hume served \>ith the :)8th Regt. the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, and was
present at the battle of Alma, siege and fall of Sebaiitopol, was Aide de Camp to Sir John
Campbell on the expedition to Kertch, and assault of the Redan on the 18th June, la which
the Major General was killed ; was D.A.A.G. 3rd Division from July 1855 (Medal and three
Clasps, Brevet Mijor, Knight of the Legion of Honor, aud 5th Class of the Medjidie). Served
in India with the 3Sth irom 12th Nov. 1857, to 9th August 1858 ; was prerent at the siege
and cspture of Lucknow, and with Grants division during the summer campaign in Code,
including several minor affairs.
103 Major Feel nerved with the 34th Regt. in the Crimea in 1854-55, including the siege of
Sebastopol aud capture of the Quarries — severely wounded { Medal aud Clasp, Brevet Major, and
5th Class of tiie Medjidie).
104 Mfjor Elliot served five years in India, the last two on Lord Hardinge*s staff, prior to
entering the Royal Army, and was present with his regiment, the 8ch Bengal Cavalry, at the
battle of Panniar (Mcdul), as also in the Sutlej campaign, including the battle of Feroaeshah
(Medal), Served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 as Aidc-de-Camp to General Scarlett,
including the battle of Balaklava (severely wounded) and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and
Clasps, Brevet Major, and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
103 Major Mazse served the Eastern campaign of 1854 as Aide<de-Casip to Lord CardigaSj
War Sennces of the Majors. 93
indodiiif tiia hMm of Alma and Btlaklara (wounded), and liege of Sebutopol (Medal and
Ckaps and 6th Claia of the Medjidie).
106 Major Hnich Kennedy lervtrd with the R. M. Battalion in Spain during the Carliit war;
with the Baltic Ezpiniition m 1854 (Medal) ; and with the Brigade in ti&e Crimea daring the
■lege of 8eba«topul from Feb. 1855 (M^dal and Ciaip).
107 Major Steward aenred with the 4Itt Regt. in the Eastern campaign up to 19th Oct. 1854,
inclading the battle of Alma» and siege of Sobaatopol (Medal and two Clasps, and 5th Class of
the Mediidie).
108 iLjor Whitmore landed in the Crimea with the 2nd Batt. on 2itkd April 1855, and was
at the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal aod Clasp. Breret Majitr, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
100 M^or Bitgera serf<>d in the Eastern caupaigo in 185o, in the trenches with the Siege
train before Sebastopol, and at the bombardments of April and Ctb and 17tU June (Medal and
Clasp, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
110 Major Hans R White served with the 89th Ke^t. at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from
5th Jan. 1855, and attacks on the 18th June and 8ih Sept. CMedal and Clasp, Brevet Major, and
5tb Class of the Medjidie).
111 Msjor Uackett served with the 38th Regt. at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from 27th
Jan. 1855 (Medal and Clasp, Brevet Major, and 5th Ciacs of the Medjidie).
112 Major Pitxgerald served with the 7lh ITusiliers in the Eastern campaign of 1854, up
to Alma, In which battle ho was severely wounded. Shot through both legs (Medal and Clasp,
Brevet Major, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
113 Major Hajman served with the 18th Rojal Irish on the China expedition in 1842
(Medal). Accompanied the subsequent expedition under General D*Agui]ar, which assaulted
and took the Forts of the Bocca Tigris in the Canton River, those of the Staked Barrier, and
of the city of Contun. Served also in the Burmese war of 1852-53, including tlie operations
before Kaagoon and capture of Fromc (Medal). Served at the siege of Sebastopol from Dec.
IB54. and was wounded 18th June 1855 (Medal and Clasp, Brevet Major, Knigbt of the liCgion
of Honor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
114 Major Pooock served with the iiOth Kegt at the siege of Sebastopol, and was severely
wonnded at the assault of the Kedan on the 8lh Sept. (Medal and Clasp, Brevet Msjor, and
otli Claaa of the Medjidie).
115 M^or F.F. Lea served with the5: th llegt. in the Crimea from 15th Nov. 1854 to 3rd July
1855, including the siege of Sebastopol and astault uf the Bedan on the 18th June — severely
wonnded in the right leg and foot by grape shot, also previously wounded in the head and face
in the Trencfaea (liedaTand Clasp, and 5ih Class of the Medjidie).
116 Major Rowlands tcrved with the 41st Regt. the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including
the battles of Alma and Inkerman (severely wounded), siege of Sebastopol, sortie of 26th Oct.,
and assault of the Redan on 8ih Sept. — wounded (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Msjor, Victoria
Cross, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and otli Class of the Medjidie).
117 Major Bellairs served throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 (from Deo. 1854 aa
D. A. Adjutant General to the 2ud Division), including the Battles of Alma (ss Adjutant of
the 49th Regt.) and Inkerman (where he was detached in command of the right wing oi the
49th to operate to the right), siege and fall of Sebastopol, sortie of 26th October, attack of the
Qaarriea on 7Ui June, and of the Redan on the 16th June and 8th September (Medal and three
Clasps, Brevet Major, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
118 Msjor Steevens served with the 8Sth Regt. throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854-55,
including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol (contused wound iu the
trenohea 28th Jidy), and attack on the Kedon on the IBth June and 8th Sept. ; and was em-
ployed as Assistant Engineer in the tr*-nches. Right attack at the commencement of the Siege
(Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Med-
jidie, and Turkish Medal).
120 Major Hay served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma,
BalaklavB, and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol. affair of 18th June, and capture of
Kinboum (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
121 Major Woods served as Adjutant 9 7th Rogt. in the army of occupation in Greece from
June to Nov. 1854 ; then joined the army iu the Crimea, and served at the siege and fall of
Sebastopol, and commaodtd the Grenadiers of the 97th with the storming party of the
Redan on the 8th Sept. — wounded (Medal and Ciasp, Brevet Major, and 5th CUus of the
Medjidie).
12d ^lajor Hunter served in the 47th Regt. throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854-55,
including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, capture of Balaklava, siege and fall of Sebastopol,
sortie of 26th Oct., snd storming of the Quarries^wouuded (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major,
Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
123 Alajor Coocli served with the 6'2ud Regt. at the siege of Sebastopol in 1854-55, including
the sorties of 5th, 9th. and 10th May, attack of the Quarries on 8th June, and of the Redan on
18th June and 8ih Sept. (&Iedal and Clasp, Brevet Major, Knight of the Legion of Honor,
Sardinian Medal, and 5ih Class of the Medjidiu).
124 Major Harman served in the 34th Regt. in the Crimea from 9 th Dec. 1854 to llth July
1855, including the siege of Sebubtopol, capture of the R iioPits on 19th April, and commanded
the Grenadiers of the 34th Rf'gt. at the asanult of the Redan on the 18th June, when he re-
cdved seven severe wounds (Medal and Clasp, and Brevet Msjor).
117 Major Hockinga served in Spain with the Royal Marine Battalion (Cross of San Fer-
nando) ; also with the R. M. Brigade in the Crimea during the siege of Sebastopol in 1854-55,
^yi^Mimy iIm hatUfl of Balaklava (Medal and two Clasps).
94 War Sermcea of the Mt^an.
198 Major Usaher Mnred in China in 1841-42 (Medal), at Hie int oqptave of Clwwa,
attack on Chnenpee, and capture of Amoy. Served alto with the Baltlo Bzpeditioiia in 1954
and in 1855 (Medal).
129 Major NeUdn tenrf d ai Sub-Asiistant Commissary-Oeneral, Bombay Army, throughoiit
the operations nnder Sir Wm. Nott, in Candahar and Afighani«tan during 1841-42 { and as
sach nnder Sir Charles Napier at the battle of Hydprabad. Served as Aide-de-camp to Sir
Thom%s Valiant in the action of Maharajpore 29th Dc^o. 1843, and had a horse shot nnder him.
He has a Medal for Affghaniatan, another for Sciode, and a bronse star for Maharajpore.
130 Major Godfrey Massy served with the 19th RegL the Bastem campaign of 1854-55,
incladiD|( the battles of Almu and Inkerman, and siege of Bebastopol (Medal and Glaaps, and
Brevet Major).
131 Major Speedy 8erved.the campaigns of 1841 and 42, in the 13th Light Infantry, and was
present at the storming of the Kho ird Cabool Pass, affair of Teseen, forcing the JogdoUoek
Pass, redaction of the fort of Mamoo Khail, defence of Jellalabad and sorties on the 14th Nov.
and 1st Dhc. 1841, 11th March. 24th March, and Ut April 1842, and general aotion and defieat
of Akbar Khan. Medals for Jellalabad and Cabool.
131t Major Sher\'inton 8crved in the 46th Regt. throuithout the Eastern campaign of 1854-65,
including the battles of Alma, Balnklava, and inkerman, bortie of 26th Oct., siege and fiiU of
Sebastopol. Havini? served uninterruptedly throughout the siege he was appointed to the Staff
at Balaklava, and subseqnently to the command of the l»t Battalion Land Transport Corps (Medal
and Clasps, Brevet of Major, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
132 M^or Qillum served with the 2nd Battalion Ru)'als at the siege of Sebastopol from 22od
April 1855, and was severely wounded at the attack of the 8th Sept — leg amputated (Medal
and Clasp. Brevet Major, and Sardinisn Medal).
133 Major Henley served the campaign of 1814 in the Peninsula, inolading the battle of
Toulouse, for which he has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
134 Major J. T. Aslett serv^ed the Syrian campaign including the storm and capture of
Sidoo, D^Jounie, surrender of Beyrout, bombaniroent of Acre — slightly wounded by the
explosion of a magasioe (War Medal with one Cla^p and Turkish Medal).
135 Migor W. D. Macdouald served in the 95th Rcgt in the Eastern campaign up to 6th Nov.
1854, including the battle of Alma (wounded), sieg^ of Sebastopol, sortie of 26th October, and
battle of Inkerman where he was dangerously wounded having received seventeen bayonet
stabs (Medal and three Clatps, Brevet Msjor, and Sardinian Medal).
136 Major Buller served with the Rifle Brigade in the Eastern campaign of 1 864, including the
battle of Alma, sle^e of Sebastopol, and battle of Inkerman — severely wounded (Medal and thnc
Clasps, and Brevet of Major).
137 Major Sayer served the Syrian campaign of 1840-41 (Medal with one Clasp and Turkish
Medal). Also with the expeditions to the Baltic in 1854 and 1855, and with the R.M. Battalion
serving in cooperation with the French army at the siege and capture of Bomarsund (Medal).
138 Major T. De C. Hamilton served with the 90th Regt. in Kaffirland during the whole of the
war of 1846-47 (Medal). Served with the 68th Light Infantry the Eastern campaign of 1864-65,
inoluding the battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fiidl of Sebastopol (Me£d and CJaspt,
Victoria Cross, and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
130 Major J. P. Macdonald served in the Crimea from June 1855 as D. A. Q.M. General attaclied
to the Land Transport Corps (Medal and (^.Insp). Served in the Indian campaign of 1867-68, in-
cluding the relief of Lucknow by Lord Clyde, occupation of the Alumbagh under Outram with
the several engasrements there, fall of Lucknow, relief of Azimghur, capture of Jugdispora, and
subsequent operations, aud was dans^erously woimded on the 4th June when charging at the head
of his troop a body of rebels near Jugdifpore.
140 Major Ilutton ferveil with the Slat Rejrt. throughout the Sutlej campaigpi of 1846-46, in-
cluding the battles of Mofnilceo, Ferozcshah (wounded), Buddiwol, Aliwal, and Sobraon (Medal
and tlirec Clasps). Served in the Crimea in 1855 during the siege and at the fall of Sebastopol
(Medal and Clnt^p).
141 Major Daunt wrved with the »th Regt. the campaign of 1843 in Affghanistan (Medal);
also the Sutlej campaign of 1845-46, including the battles of Moodkee, Ferozeshah, and Sobiaon
(wounded) : Medal and Cla««ps. Served in the Crimeo from 15th Feb. 1855, including the sirge
and fall of Sebastopol, and assault on the batteries on the 18th June (Medal and Clasp).
142 Major Dick served In the Crimea from the 11th March 1855, as D.A.Q.M.O. attached to
the Land transport Chirps, including the sleire and foil of Sebastopol, and attacks of the 18th of
June and 8th Sep'., and acct>mpanieil the expedition to Kertch and Yenikale (Medal and Clasp).
143 Major Buchanan served as Adjutant with tiie 47th Regt. the Eastern campaign of 1864<65,
including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, sortie of 26th Oct., siege aud faU of Sebastopol
— oppointed Town Major (Medal and (^lasps, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the MecQidle).
144 Major Henry J. Coote served with the 22nd throughout the operations in Scinde (Medal)
under Sir Charles Napier, and was present at the destruction of Imaumghur, and in the battles
of Meeaneo and Hyderabad (severely wounded). He was mentioned in orders as being the first
man who entered the enemy's entrenched position, and also as having taken the fint color
from the enemy at the battle of Hyderabad. He served with the 36th in the Ionian lalands
f^m 1849 until 1851, and commanded the troops at Sisi during the insurrection of 1849, and on
three occasions defeated the insurgents, including their night attaek on the viUage of Aggu-
pader.
145 Muor Pleydell Mnred the Syrian campaign of 1840 — at D'Jouni, the itonning of
SidoB, and bombardment of Acre (War Medal with Clasp and Turkish Medal). Berrad alao
with the Baltic expedition! in 1854 and 1865 (Medal).
Wmt Servieii #/ the Majan. 95— IQS
146 Mflyor Bwntt Mtrad In Am Kaadlin Tfinritoiiei, Cejlon, dnring tbe iriiole of tJie
Rebellion of 1817 and 18, and oomnuuided an ontpott daring part of the aboTO period.
147 MHJor Hon. B. J. W. Forester aerred throughout the campaigns in Al^anistan fW>m
18S8 to 184S inclusive, incloding the storm and capture of Qhainee (Medal), storming the
Khoord CalMol Pass, affair of Teieen, furciog the Jugdulluok Pass, redaction of Uie Fort of
ICamoo Khail, defence of Jelislabad, and sorties on the 14th Norember and 1st December 1841,
11th Ifaroh, i4lh Maroh, and Ist April 1842, general action and defeat of Akbar Khan before
Jellal^bad (Medal), storming the heights of JugduUuck, general action of Teseen, and recaptnre
of Cabool (Medal). Served as an Aide-do-Camp to Sir Willoughby Cotton in 1838, 39, and
40, and At Ghninee.
148 Major Esmonde served with the 18th Royal Irish in the Bormese war of 1852-53
(Medal). Also in the Crimea from 30th Dec. 1854 to 27th July 1855. including the siege of
Sebaatopol, assault and capture of the Cemetery on the 18th June (Medal and Clasp, Victoria
Cross, and Brevet Major). *^
140 Major £Luight served with the 62nd at the capture of Genoa in 1814, and subsequently
at the taking of (Justine and Uamiltown in the United States of N. America.
150 Major Dawson was attAched to the 2*2nd Rept. at the battle of Hyderabad (Medal), and he
was prenent with the 40th Regt. in the action of AIahanijp<)rc, at which he was wounded (Medal).
Served nifli the 75th Regt. at the siege of Ddhi in 18o7 and was Mfvcrely wounded in right leg
by aroucd shot on the 8th June (Medal and Clasp, and Brevet of Major).
151 Major Mansfield served as Aide de Cump to Sir Cohn Campbell throughout the Eastern
eampaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma and Bslaklava (Medal and Clasps, and
Sardinian Medal).
152 Major Wm. Lee served with the Royal Marines at the capture of the Island of Carabnsa
together with several piratical vessels in its harbour, in 1 828-29 (Medal). Served as Adjutant of
the 6th Regt in the Kaiiir war of 1850-53 (Medal).
163 Major Forster served with the 6th Dr. Guardri at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from
26 July 1869 (Medal and Clasp). Was second in command of the Wing of thr Carabineers before
Delhi ; thence he accompanied General Showers' column and was at the affair of Kuttwaler when
General Penny was killed,— on this occasion he led a charge against a band of fanatic Ghaxees
and vras wounded in seven places, losing a portion of one hand (Medal and CIa»p and Brevet
of Mi^or).
155 Mfnor T. L. Mayne served the Pnnjaub campaign of 1848-49 with the 14th Light Dra-
goona, including the action of Ramnuggnr (with the cbarging squadrons), passage of the Chenab,
battles of Chillianwaliah and Goojerat, pursuit of the enemy across the Jhelum, and of the
Affghana over the Indus, to the Khyber rass (Medal and two Clasps).
166 Major Lillicrap served with the R. M. Battalion at D*Jouni in Syria in 1840 (War
Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Medal).
157 Major Rhodea serred the campaign of 1853 and the spring campaign of 1854 on the
Daoabe as Aide de Camp to the Spanish General Prim, was present at the battle of Oltenitaa.
Subaequantly was attached to Selim Pacha's staff and accompanied the Turkish Irregular
Cavalry in three successful sorties from the Quarantine Station ; present in the Tete de Pont
when the Russians unsuccessfully attacked and bombarded that position, retiring with loss ; was
also at tbe retreat of the Russians from Giergcvo and Sloboddia in 1854. For tlie abovemen-
tionad aemces he has received the Spanish Order of Isabel the Catholic, also the Turkish Order
of tbe Medjidie 4th Class, with a sword of Honor from the Sultan. Served the campaign of
1864 on the staff of the army in the Crimea, and was present at the battles of Balaklava and
Inkcrman and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
158 Major Rand 6erT<!d with the 49th Regt. throughout the operations in China (Mr<lal).
169 Major Hon. W. L. Talbot served as Aide de Camp to General Ain>y at the siege and fall of
Sebastopol from 6th Sept. 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
160 Major Rkler served in Syria in 1840 and has the Medal and Claap and Turkish Medal.
Served also with the Baltic expedition in 1855 (Medal).
161 Major Ross King served with the 74th Highlanders throughout the Kaffir war of 1851-53
(Medal), and was present in the engagements of the Amalolas, Kroomie, AVakrkloof, &c.— thrice
mentioned in dispatches, also in General Orders 20th Sept. 1852.
tqr 102 Major Stewart served with the 93rd Highlanders tlie Eastcni campaign of 1854-55 includ-
ing the battles of Alma and Balaklava, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and three Clasps, and
6di Class of the Medjidie).
1^ Major Dclacombe served with the R. M. Battalion in conjunction with the French troops
at the operations prior to and at the surrender of the forts of Bomarsund in Aug. 1854. Served
with tbe Baltic expedition in 1855, including the bombardment of Sweaboig (Medal).
164 Major Brabaaon was present at the storm and destruction of the fortified native Mandingo
town of Sabajee on the Gambia, on the 1st June 1853.
165 Miyor Nugent served with the 20th Regt.- in the Sutlej campaign in 1846 (Medal and
Clasp), and was present at the battles of Ferozeshah and Sobraon (severely wounded).
106 Major PengeDey served with the expedition to the Baltic in 1855 (Medal). lie has also
tbe Silver Medal from tbe Royal Humane Society.
108 GENERAL AND FIELD OFFICERS
WHO HAVE EETIEED FEOM THE SEEVICK
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Buttbnry, Sir Henry Kdward. Bart J KCB. ...
|yjohiiM>n, William Aucu»tUk>
MAJOR-OENERALS.
S Batemui, Robert.') Unutt
ii SK Buukwith, CtinrIeft,-> (.'A
^ BriitoiT, Henry ,^38 F
Charretio. Tliuniiu ^
9 De Chabot, LouIh William, Visc.'^CtO V.
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Dvyer, Hnnry.'IJnult
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m ^gSL F^jd, Sir Uvnry, Bart. «
P Owaa Liiftus,>4 Unait
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28 Nov. r»4
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0 Nov. 40
15 April 45
11 Nov. 51
0 Nov. 40
20 June 54
0 Nov. 4H
10 Jan. 37
COLONELS.
S«i£lAllix,(.'harU>8.iOr. CMi 10 Jan. 37
Anselo, Edward Anthony,' KIT., Military
Knight of M indsor, 30 F
An|{l(tiH!y, Henry, If rir<r^ Iff X (i/*, 42 F
JArmytaze, Hi'nry,^ (}r. (ids
ftell, Richard William, Or. rids.
Autten, John,4 KH. Ca^jo M. R
Baffot, Cha., Uren. Q<l>., Coi. 3 Stafford Militia
Baillie, Hugh, Surrey Ranuer^
Barlow. fJcorge Kdward Hr:itt,0 22 F
Baialgette. John,' 3 W. I. Rei;t
SBe=ble, Tlioniaft Stirling,'* 44 F
laekburne. William, 00 F.
Bliike, Motthew Gn>u'ory, Canadian Rc^
SBlike, Wm. Wllliiims.*rB. llDra
lane, Charles CuUiiiB, Or. (!d»
}l 3^ Holdero, L»nadale,lo (}r. (Ids
loKwell, Sir Gtio. A. F. HouKtoun, Al.Cold.Gds.
!l Boys, Edmund Freiich,ii 45 F
IBraege, WiUiam,mS7 F.
Srinckman.Brinekinan,Cold«t. ad«
M Brooke, Tliomas.is Gren. (ids
9 £JLI Browne, FieldinK.^« CB. G(i F. Barrack
MuMtiTt Regent' M Park 10 Jan. 87
? Browne. Robt. Fra. Mel\ille,>*Sco. Fus. Gds... 23 Nov. A\
mwne, Thomas Gnrc.i* CB. 44 P. Governor and
CVm. in Chitf, Nriv Zf aland S(> June 54
Burdett, Sir Robert. Bart. (i8 F 0 Nov. 40
Burrowes, Robert Kdward,!* KH. 60 I' :20 June 51
Campbell, Jame*. 87 F 2h Nov. 54
Cane. 8topford, 30 F 11 Nov. 51
Cartwrieht, Henry. Gr. (jfls. '20 June 54
Cecil, Lord, Thomas, Coldst. (M» 0 Nov. 40
|| Chaiilin, Thomas (-oldst. Gds 2.1 Nov. 41
(.Inverin;:, Henry Mordaunt, 08 F. 29 April 02
Clifford, Robert Cavendi«h Apencer,nr. Ud<. ... 7 Sept. 55
Clinton, Frederick, Gr. Gds 11 Nov. 51
Clinion, Henry. II Mrs 20Jiiue54
Close, 3razwell,<0 70 F 0 Nov. 40
Cockell, William." 10 Poot 28 Nov. 54
(kinroy, Henry (»eorpe, Gr. Od». ... 28 Nov. 54
^ Couper, Sir GeorRe. Bt.^ CB. KB. 10 F. Con-
troller of the BouseholdJf Eqaerry to II .R.li .
the Ouches* of Krnt
y Coi, Sir William.** Port. i*.rv
Creagh, Giles Vandeleur, Deput 13att
Dnniell, Heurv,^< Colrist. Gds
d'Arcy, GeorRC A. K.^ 3 West India Rest. ...
p«]2K Dawkins, Henrv.JX C<dd!>t. (;ds
Dcmiy. Wilhani,^/ 71 F
Dubbin, Thoina«.!2u 3 Dr. (idv
J )oheriy, Charles Edmund,'''^ 13 Dra;oont<
S JISI Drummond, William,^ 8co. Fus^. Gds. . . .
I)undas, Philip, 0 F.
Dyson. Jolin Duniel. 3 Dragoon (luards
Brelcgh, Frwl. Charles.^'* (7*. 20 K
a Pairfai, Sir Henrv, Bart.^ 2 Life Gds.
Farquharson, Peter,™ 14 F.
Foley, ffon. Ann. Fr«-d , flren. GH«.
For-lyct'-Buclun. (ieurce Wjlliain,y* 74 F.
Fmser, Jame*, 72 F.
i Pnuii-r, William.;*' 43 P
Gauhtleft. <MMrK»'.»'Ml2 F
Stll Oawler. Ge.irsie.;'-' KB. 52 I'
ibbex, Ji hn Qvnrv Natlianiol,-*^ 00 F
?l Gloster, Thomas 3) G.S F
lOordon, Arthur Helsham,**> Gr. G>ls
oolbanijKdwardj Grenadier GuurdA
10 Jan. 37
12 Aii^'. 10
2U Juno 54
28 Nov. 54
7 July
10 Jan.
2(1 June
23 Nov.
2M Nov. 54
10 Jan. 37
e Nov.
28 Nov.
12 May
23 Nov. 41
SUJune :a
20 June 54
28 Nov. 54
28 Nov. 54
20 Au(;. 57
10 July ul
0 Nov. 40
11 Nov. 51
20Juuc 54
10 Jan. 37
;!dNov. 51
57
37
54
41
40
54
58
Graham, William, Srotf Fus. Gds 9Kot. 41
SGralutni. \\ illiaiu, ** 0 P H Sepi 17
Greenwood, George, 2 Life Gd« 12 Jan. IS
Gregory, Hen. Jaa Mieliell.«» 8 V,\ I. Begt. ... 15 Maj S7
H:dl, Tlioni:i8,i4 Gn:DHdirr Guards 11 Sw. II
Hainilt<in, .Sir Cha. J.J.«a Bt, CJB.8couFiu.Gda. 20 Juae M
Haiiiilton, John Potter,4fl KB.BooU Put. Gds. 12 Aug. 19
20 June 64
0 Not. M
10 Jan. 87
9 Nov. 46
20 June ii
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1 Ju.18
...HO June M
... 28 Nov. 41
... 4 June 14
... S Oct. 48
...S3 Aug. U
... S8 Nuv. 41
...28 Nov. M
98 June 18
90 June U
... 10 Jan. 17
...28 June 88
...20 June M
... 88 June 88
... SSNor. 41
...28 Nor. 41
...22 July 10
... B Nor. M
... U Not. 46
... IdMnr. 58
... 10 Apra47
... 28 Nov. 41
... 9 Nor. 46
... SO June 64
...28 Jnne88
1'. Lt.
... 30 June M
... 11 Nur. 61
10 Jan, 87
26 Oct. 68
11 Nor. 61
11 Nor. 61
98 Nor. 64
SO Jone U
lammond, Fred. 75 P.
Ilarcouit, Fra lie is Venables Coldtt. Gds.
B Harri., Harry Bullcel,«« KII, 08 F
tiay, Lord Edward, 7 Hus»ars
Hill. Philip, 1 W. I. Regt
P££i 11 ill. 'St Robert ( :bambre,so cB. R. H. Gda.
Itt.f'tiL fif. Salop i eoManry
H:ll. IJoH. WUIiHui Noel.&i 18 F
gllowe, John.Aa KB. IIP.
olliind, L luneelut. 34 F
Honyman, Sir Ord.A^ Bart. Gr. Gd«. ...
Hiiiiwitod, Ilervev. (irenadier Guards
• } <LSi. Hort'ni. (ie»rae William,^ 7 Dr. Gds. .
i £2% Hu;:hes, Rober(,«> 1 W. 1. Reift
: J££I Hutchinaon, Boh. Henry Hely,A7 6Drs. .
i Irwin. Fre<l. Chidby," KB. VnnXU ...
) Joddrell, Henry Kdmiind,^ Or. Gds
J £3 Keane, Edwanl.c<> Gr. Ods.
J K\l.', Alexander,«»20F
i ) j:£l Unc, Henry ,<*' Gr. Gds
) ££l Lascelles. Charles F. R.<» Or. Ode.
; ) iil Le Dluiic, Francis,"* 46 F
3 Lcfuiifleld, GeiirKe, Ao/v/, 27 F>
: 1 Leslie, Churles,"^ A'//. Orcn. (Ms
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Lowe, .Arthur Charles.***" II F
M'Douiill. James, late of 2 Lite Guards ..,
V Maciiilum. Williain,«< KB. 8 Foot ...
Mnelean, Sir Charles Fitzroy, Bt. 18 Drt.
M Miicpherson, John.7i> n y
iiSi .Madox. llenry.~> KB. 12 Laneers ...
M:i!irii>y. /f"/i. NiUlmiiii'l Henry Cha. 70
Col. CmHiit. 4 //'. fork Militia
Maxwi'U, Sir William Alex. Bart. 1 Drs.
Meyrick, Win. Henry, (}r. (fd«...
Murray, Lord James C)haB. P.7a ScotaPus. Gdi.
Kq tltrrii to II. li.JI. the Dnehets (ff Kent , . .
Myer*. wil!l;im James, R. Staff Cuq>a
Owen, RoI)ert,74 70 F
Pa^et, Frederick, Coldkt. Gds
Puiisy, I^iimuiid Wm. VI iliun, 60 P
Penleaze, Henry, Gr. Gdt
Pennant, Boa. Edw. Gordon DougUs, ScoU Fui.
Gd*. Col. Carnarvon Militia 0 Kor. 48
Phrpps. Bon. Sir (.'ha. B. KCB. ScoUFui. Gdc. 11 Nor. 61
|) l-ratt, Charlcs.7« 11 P 0 Nor. 48
Princle. John Henry, Seots Pus, OuardA, JLt,
(W. ('om. 0 Laneahhire Militia ... ... 20 Jane 84
Rikilt. Charles Robert, Unattached 28 Nor. 64
Reynaidson, Edward Bireh,?' CB. Gr. Gdi. ... 20 June 64
B Riehanloon, William,?* Roial HonM' Gda. ... 10 Jan. 87
9 7:2:1 Riddlehden, John RneL,78 27 P 1 Auf. 88
R<)t>eit«on, James AlexHudfr, 82 F I0 8ept.67
Robertson. Janieit Miicdonald,o* 4 Dr. Qda. ... 0 Nor. 41
^JSalwey, Henry.* 2 Drs. 23 Nor. 41
Srfumuri-/, Bon. John St. Vincent, 18 Dra. ... 20 Jnnc64
Savage, John Morris R. Art. 14 Jan. 65
)l Saunderson. Hardreis Robert,8< 73 P 11 Nor. 51
Si-utt, Bon. Chiirhs Grantham, ScouFus. Gda. 80 Jnu. 65
Skelly, Franei*. 37 F 28 Nov. 64
St. Qnintin, Matthew C. D. 17 Drs 11 Nor. 61
Skipwith. Hfnry.w \'\ F 38 Xof. M
Taylor. Piiillpi)tt4 WriKht, Canadian Rides ... 28 Nor. 64
Tniipi-ol.Thnniiiii Kirlinnl I'liiiiibc. i!3 P :!OJuBe64
Teulon, Georcre. 10 F 0 Nor. 48
Thornton, Wiilinin.(»r. Gds. 11 Nor. 61
TiKld, (SeorRi-, Coldsit. Gds 9 Nor. 48
Tullr»cli, Thomafc,«5 4.> F 20 Orl. 68
Turner, Pii-l. Henry, SeotH Pu». Gds 2U Jane 54
B iJbX Yaiidrliiir, John.a'' 4 Dra. 28 Nor. 41
Victtn., William Henrv.u^Gl P 28 Nor. 54
£C I WuUaie, Rolwrt.iw KII. 3 P 28 Nor. 41
Wali»ule, Hoiatio,W70 P 11 Nor. 51
|) Ward, Jfihn Richard.^'*' CB. 2 l>n 22 July 80
Wrilesley, William Henry Charles, 7 P iS No*-. 54
Wh)te, John Janii>s 1 Dr. Gds. 11 Nov. 61
Wigraui, Ely Diiodceimus, fSrots Fus. Gds. ... 11 Nor. 51
Wilbrihani. Bon. Rdw. Booile, Coldst. Gds. To/.
(i Lanca^fiirc Militia 11 Nor. 51
^iZ\ Wil(hii:m.John,'-" I Dr. Odd. 20 June 64
i.U \\ uod. John Manle\ ,re 5 F 2H Nor, .'M
Wootluali-, William,"* CB. (M) F Itf July SI
Wyatt, Sir Henry Robarte>,*< 28 P 28 Nor. 41
Wyniiham, Charles.*^ 86 P 2AJniie88
Yorkc, Philip James, ^^ts Fuf. Gds. .., ... 9 Not. 40
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B, J<Mepb,* Ca. KB, 60 P. ...
Ouiirle*, 40 F.
'iUiain,3 65 p
(. Ale». Botwell,^ Cape M. Rillos
iom»s ^ Dr. OdB.
hn DaijdaJe « ScoU Fu$. Gdi. ...
mry Edmund, 51 F
Wm. Henry Clinton,' 49 \\ ...
ithbert A. 16 P
G^orgVi* R* Kngineen
iioXjS6F«... ... ... ...
D, Ilenrr, Or. Gdt.
!iKmM« 68 P.
too, Aleiander.M) KB, 12 Dn .
lUh William, 09 P
Umiry, i^cot* Fuf. Ods
Sir Henry,! a KII. 77 F.
m, Tlioiiitu,!' Unattached
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lamat,^* CS. AH P
ft'llliaro. 48 F
1, B<m. Win. Smyth,! 9 17 S)n,
,.. 0 Nor. 27
... n Mov. 51
... 0 Nor. 4<1
... 1 April 41
... 11 Not. 61
...II Nov. 51
... 5 Nov. 47
... 12 Muy 43
...16 Juno 57
...90 June 54
... 33 Mar. 55
...St^Oct. 5«i
... 15 Aug. 40
... 11 Not. 51
... 1 Oct. 29
... 2 June 14
... 10 Jan. 37
...30 Doc. 28
... IS Jan. 48
...23 Nov. 41
... 20 June 54
SO Mar. 49
20 Sept. 27
10 Jan. 37
11 Nov. 51
52
32
87
40
12
51
44
59
48
65
iUiam Matthew, 70 V. LUCol.
unbertand Mi lit in
I, Owald Samuel, 15 Drt.
K>ige, 75 F.
!, Sir Hugh S., Bt, Scott Kus. Gdi.
wayL, (Jeorge Wm. IF.
a«et, Barry, 1^71 F
d. Ororer, 7 Drt
U>bert,!>08F
Henry George, 38 F
Iwmrd.so Dep. Butt.
>nry,s! 15 HuHan
John BrathwaIto,n 50 P.
:d, Robert, Cold>t. Oils
nbury, Sir Edward.'B 60 F. ...
h, Fred., Scots Fus. Ods.
[ylion, 2 Dr. Gdi.
Mirard John Vesey,*^ 00 F.
. Gustttf us.M CB. 05 F.
Brutheiton, 94 P.
'Be, Barton Parker,'' 1 1 Dr>. ...
B, George,« CB. 23 F
Bon. Jiime« LTon,>*21 P.
uee, Willlam,»> KH. 48 F.
•y, Thomas" CB, 80 P
i;haTlva :«edky. » Coldst. GOji. ...
Francis, 17 Dn
E^ran. Anir. Plut-kett,^ Coldst. Gdi.
larles tticJiard, " 20 F
Ulwsrd Kent 8., 85 P
an Wtfllf, 95 F
dflU, Charle».3« KB, 94 P.
ijliam.** 28 F
. Wtlliaiu Bletterman, 76 P.
<, Nathaniel, 70 F. . . . ^,
\ Henry Dundas, Unatt.
I. James, 61 P
1, P. Wui. PliaKoy, Scot* Fus. Gda.
tra, Richard.O' cB. 2 P
>hilip Charles, 30 P
<D, Henry Wilmut. 2 Dr. Gds
Sir Ilichara,^ CB, tfC'/T. Greek L.I. ...
', £dwar«i John. 49 F
^ Robert D.juglas.*i> 79 F
\Sir Wm. Henry,** Bart., 47 F
w, John Chriktie, Coldiit. Gds
e, Geoiye, Ceyiun Kc(;t
Bamaid William, 38 F
NpC^vm Vv As •■• •■• ••■ ••• !■■
,1'bomas, OF
olthurst, Jamei Rubert/' 18 F
,Heory,S5F.
S John Henry, 21 F. ifub. OJHcer Oenf.
Ml J ... ... ... ... ... ...11^ OT .01
:hidley, 81 P 11 Nor. 51
loweil-Stepuny, J. i^tcpney,** KH, Culd.
15 June 30
Arles,72P 11 Nov. 51
jDuel Byrnes, 56 P 13 July
e, Jotiii.«> J^/l. 8P 10 Jan.
land, Bentinck Harry, 18 P. 11 Nov.
nc, Henry Weddcrburne. Coldbt. Gdi. ... 27 May
Ban, Pfrevrine PrancU,** 23 F. ... ... 0 Nov.
. Jamea W., 74 F 20 July
ITmi. Hubert Alex. Geon(e.4>CA 63 F. ... G Nov.
md, Alexander Wilton, 74 F. 28 Nov. 41
06o.,21 P. Lt,CoL Com. H'. Suffolk Mil, 98 Dec. 88
hr, 0frWiB.Flunkett»J9arr.s*69F. ,., 9 April 25
Otm,
...23 April 47
... 20 June 54
... 13 Feb. 50
... 31 Aug. 81
... 11 Nov. 51
... 7 Dec. 58
... 23 Nov. 41
... 2 Nor. 55
... II Nov. 51
... 20 June 54
... 11 Nov. 31
... 14 Peb.
... 27 Jan.
... 10 Jan.
... 2 Oct.
... 10 June 57
... 27 May 50
... 17 Aug.
... II Nov.
... 11 Nov. 51
... 23 Nov. 41
... 24 April 55
... 23 Nov. 41
...26 July
... :32 Aug
... 10 Oct.
... 25 .May
.. SGApr. i)9.
... 17 June 30
... 26 Oct. 58
...27 Sept. 33
... 11 iNov. 61
... 20 June 34
... 24 June 13
...28 June38
... 10 Aug. 49
... 0 Nov. 88
... 28 July 80
... 21 May 52
11 June 41
10 Nov. 12
20 June 54
6 Juiie 50
11 Nov. 51
30 May 13
28 Sept. 47
11 Nuv. 51
31 Deo. 47
20 Juno 54
11 Nov. 51
11 Nov. 51
Db Lanc«f. Jolm, 1 W. L^RagL
De Lancey, Peter, 75 P
AS Ilea Voeux B., Scott Fus. Gd.
a De Vlsme Francis," 80 F
i Diifby, Henry Robert &! Scots Fus. Gdi.
Digby, John Almerus.Ba nren. Qds.
Dillon, Prancis William, M (tu p
9 9£l Diabrowe, George, KU. Gr. Gds. ...
Diiun, John, Gr. Gds. ...
Dixon, John, 7:1 K
9 Doyle. M'chael Tayiur,s<i KiBe Br.
Drought, John Hcad,'^? 15 F
Duberley, George, 77 F
Dundas, Thonins. 32 P
Dunsmure, Charles, 49- P
9 Edmonds, Hamklton, 7 P. Barrack Ma§t.at
Boivntloic ... ■•• ■.> ... ••• •••
Edward*, Hugh Gore, 10 P.
Egerton. Hon. Arthur Fred., Gr. (ids
Kyrrs, George Willinm, Gr. Gds
a Palkiner. Samucl,» 23 P
Fiine, Henry, 15 Drs.
Kar:|uharson, Henry Hubert, IF.... ...
Feilden, Robeit,'*! 44 F
^Fendell, William,"^! Drs
Fercuson, Robert, 71) P
Picklin. Robert, 47 P
Pindlay, Alexander, 8 W. 1. R
FitzGerald, Charles Lionel, R. Art.
fitzGorald, Edward, A'a, 98 F
?ffl£l Piti Roy, L"rtl Charles,«« 26 P
itz Rov, Hugh, Gr. Ods
MEa Flamaiik, John.^ft 35 F
Fletcher, R., Gr. Gds :
Forbes, John, Culd^t. Od*.
Forbes, Jonathan,^ 78 P
Forbes, John Alexander, 92 P
Forester, Cecil William, 52 F
■ Forrsjter, Hon llciirv TowniM-nd, Gr. Gds.
' liai Forlong, Jame<,' IC//.08 43 P.
' FraM-r, Hon. Alex, l-klw.,6' Scots Pu*. Gds.
Freeman, Thomas Iniito Wirkham, 13 P.
B ISA Puller, Francis, CII.TU 69 P.
a FuUer, Frederick Hervey,7» 91 P.
Gai'ford, John William, 72 P
Gale, Alex. UobiiiHon, 86 P.
I Gardner, Jumes, Military Train
|| Gamer, John Hutchinson,'' 93 F.
... 11 Nor. il
... 8 April 49
... 8 July W
... 11 Nov. 61
...SO July 80
... 7 D c. 58
... 7 Dec. 47
... 17 Aug. 91
... 18 May 41
... 11 Nov. 61
... 10 Jan. 87
... II Nov. 51
...99 Dec. 48
... 10 Jan. 87
... 15 Feb. 80
11 Nov. 51
.. lOJun. 87
... 11 Sept. 67
.. IJuIy 30
.. 11 Nov. 61
.. 17 Oct. 87
... 10 Mar. 37
... 20 June (5
.24 Dec. 82
... 13 Mar. 85
... 11 Nov. 61
... 13 Feb 52
... 1 April £5
... 16 June 25
... 21 Jan. 10
... 20 Dec. 40
... 0 Nov. 46
,.. 26 Not. 80
... 7 Aug. 40
... 0 Nov. 46
... 9 Nov. 46
...22 Aug. 51
... 24 Aug. 62
... 7 May 41
... 9 Peb. 68
... 11 Nov. 51
...27 May 95
... 11 Nuv. 61
... 22 June 55
...11 Nov. 61
... 11 Nov. 51
11 Nov. 61
Gilpin, Rich. Tho., Ride Br. Col. Beds, Militia 11 Nov. 51
SGlrardot, Charles A., 73 Coldnt. Gds. ... ** ' ' ""
lover. Sterling Freeman, 12 P
£61 Gooeh, nenry,'^ Coldiit. Gds
Gordon, Johiv^ 47 F.
Gordon, Sir William, Bart, 3 W. I. Regt.
I^Gore, Geor^ic, Jl//. 9 Drs.
Gould, Piancis Aujii^tus, 48 F
^Graham, Henry,'' 00 F
Grant, Alex. O., 85 P
Gunning, Matthew,7v 0 F
Hagart, James M'Caul, CB. 7 Huisara ...
flr3 Hulkett. Hugh."* CB. GCB.Qer.hegu.
Hall, Charles, Scots Fus. Gds
9 i'.ll Hall, Geonte.xa 54 F
Hall, Jasper Ta) lor. 53 F
Hamilton, Sir James John, Bart., 30 F.
Haramill, Thomas Cochrani','^^ Ceylon Regt.
Hanmer, Henry, KH. R. H. Ods.
Hardmg, Beiijumln, 2 Dr. Gds
Harding, Willium.8'' 2 F
Hare, Hon. Richard, Oo F.
22)1 Harris, 5tr Thomas NoeI,<^ Unatt.
Harrhon, John Bacon.*' C'/*. 50 F. ...
^££1 Harrison, J. Chri»tophcr.iK> KH. 23 P. ... 22 July 80
Harvey, Henry B., 22 P. Ma/or lAmdan Mil. ... 20 June 64
Hatton, Villiers La Touche, Gr. Gds 29 Jnne G6
Tj2il Hawkins, Henry, Scuts Fus. Gds 22 July 30
11 July 90
... 14 Apr. 48
... 26 Nov. 82
.. 15 Dee. 50
... 20 June 54
... 4 Dec. 17
...11 Nov. 51
,.. 11 Nov. 51
,..81 Aug. 55
... 9 Nov. 40
... 14 Aug. 57
... 1 Jan. 19
... 18 Aug. 95
...28 June 88
... 98 Nov. 51
... 0 Nov. 46
... II Nov. 51
... 18 May 26
... 14 July 95
... 23 Nov. 41
... II Nov. 51
... 13 Feb. 23
19 June 12
27
51
46
do
54
U Hay. Sir Andrew Leith.o^ KH. 1 W. I. R.
Hay, David, 6 Dr. Gds
Ziai Hevetf, William, 53 F
Heyland, John Rowley, 7 P. Barrack Master
at Birmingham
Hickey, Edward, 09 F
Hill, Charles John, 7 Drs
Hill, George Siavflev, Rifle Br
H 111, KU'h . Fr^d. 53 P. ( 'ol. Shropsli ire 3fil, . . .
Hogg, Jumex Mamiighten, 1 Li-e Gds
Holder, Charle»,w S. or. Fus. (ids
Holmes, ChrUtoplior Fi aiicis,<^ OF
J^ £23 Home, Francid, Scots Fus. Gds
21 June 81
1 Nov. 49
19 Aug. 28
Hudson, Jo6**p'i Henry. Gr. Ods.
SHiimrrey, BerUamln Geale.w 97 P.
unt, Wm. Tbos. 3 W. I. Kcgt ...
Hunter, Jamea, IG P
B Mutton, Thomaa,9> 82 F
Inge, T^illiuui 8 F
til
20 Juna U
... 9 Nov. 56
... 5 April 83
... 20 June.'Vt
... 13 May 80
...22 June i'*5
... 17 Aug. .''j5
... 20 June 54
...13 Mar. 14
... 16 May 46
... 11 Nov. 61
... 6 Aug. 49
...11 Nov. 61
... 98 June 88
...11 Not. 61
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Ml
0 Nov. 46
SO June 64
llJuiwSV
10 Jan. 87
St Auf. 99
11 Niif. 51
Si I>cc. bi
10 Jan. 37
1 1 Not. 51
JiSOct. 37
11 Nut. 61
SO June 54
Vi Apr. 45
24 June 54
IS Aug. 10
17Julj 35
11 Not. 51
5 Not. 47
m% JaekMB, BmU, B. Bteff Corps
JiWM, Oharln, 11 P.
!| Jobnftoa, JwDee,l<w 00 P.
I m Johnston, W ilium Fred.,1*^ Or. Gdt. ...
ohnUone, George, 15 F
JooMt £benex«r, 06 F.
Joaae, Inifco Williams. 11 Hussars
Joaasi Thomas, 14 Drs.
Xaje, Oeorte U^tor Lister, Uuatt. Lt.CeL Cm».
A W, York Uditia
Kearaej, Charles, 8 Or. Gdf
Keating, J auvs >ineer. Rifle Br
Kalson, Charl(!S,>"3 Ceylon Regt
K^sall, BuKcr, U. tng
lUdd, John M-Mahon, 87 F. ...
King, A. 8., 10 F. ... ... ... ••• ..•
Klapeote, R. N. F.,iu4 CB. Scots Fus. Gds. ...
KInran, Andrew Hyacinth, 05 F
Xitdienor, Henry Horatio, 0 F.
Knoa, Bruwiilow William, dcou Pus. Gds. Mnjor
Bmek* Yeomanry 1.1 Not. .SO
Knox, George, Culdst. Gds S7July3»
Knox, WiUum. 13 Drs S3 June 40
Leaks, W. lL,Ro}ul Artillery 4 June 13
IB Leatham, Janies^tM 4 F. ... * U Not. 51
J« Couteur. Johnji*? 'ju F II Not. 51
LaltrlB, W.,Earluf, 51 F. Col. Lett rim .Vil. SO June 54
Lianoa, Lord Arthur, US F. Stu^ex Militia ... S2 Xuv. 4'i
8Cl Lennox, Lorti George, 6 Ur». Lord in
WaUing to H.R.II. The Prince CoM$ort ...
a LtlUe, Sir John Scutt.m CB. Gr. Gds.
901 UlUe, TUonia<,i i" Ceylou Kide»
lindeMiy, Patrick,! 1103 F
Lindsay, Hon. ChurlcH Hush."' Or. Gds.
Lindsay. Martin George Tlioiuas,ii3 01 F.
LindMlUBobert Henry,! i« 28 F
LIslar, Pr*d. D.iiA 0 i>n
I^Oftus, Ferrari, Gr. Ud>. Col. 3 JV. York 3fil...
Long, 8am*iel, Gr. Gds
LoiTBdat, John Henry,"* 6 F
Lovther, Horn. Hen. Cecil, I'J P. Col. Cumber'
W^vB ^n Slv* M( ••• ••• *■« •■• ■«■
V€ Loyd-Lhidfuy, K»h. Jos.,"' 8cots Pus. Gds.
P «a Luaitl, John."" SO F
Lothlngton, Fniuklin,"8 CB. Scots Fus. Uds. ...
Lra, Oeorte Mow bray. "> CB.'itOF
8m M'Alester, C.Arch.,"* A'ff. Ceylon Bgt....
■Call, James. 8 Drs.
IM'NlTcn, Thomas WiUlam OgUTr,»« 70 P. ...
MaeBeau. Frederick,i«ir2r. M F
acbeath, George.i'^ CB. Depot Batt.
Maedoiiald, Alexander, 08 F
m 9B Maedonsld. Robert,!*^ CB. 85 F
Mhn<onilil. John,M SP. U.Coi. CommaHdmnt
OmntmrvoH Militia
Xaedonell, George, IS' C'H. 70 P
illaeDougall, Sir Duncan,i2<* 70 P
XacdougaU, Jarors,u»4SF
«J>owell, Geo. James Muat,i3* CB. 10 Drs. ...
MackBy, John Alex., 57 F
MadMii, Henry Dundas, 60 F
f M'Phamn,l)unosn,iM27P
JUaPberMm. Duncan, 4S F
Hair. GomeUus Cuyler PhUip, 34 F
Xalat, Charles 8t. Lo. 8 F
■ Hansel, John,iM CB. 53 P.
Marrjat, Oeorge, S3 F
a 0 Marshall. Vfm.^ Insp. Field Offlcer . ...
Xathlai, Wm. 02 F. 3 jAincashirt MilUln
Maxwell, Cliarlei Francis, 82 F
Mayne, William, 1 F
Maasltar, John, 28 F
X Ml Mill, James, 50 P
IB Miller, Fiennes a.."' m
Millar, James. us 11 Hussars
Millar, Thomas, *81F
Mills, WiUiani HaxweU,>«^ 7 Dr. Gds.
KIMol 7,Jotin,>«i OF
Igomery Lamb. Lyons,' ^ Scots Fus. Gds....
Moore, Henry, SI F. ■.. ... ...
Moonon, B4>bert,M« Scots Fus. Udi-
SMorrli. Air (''orge, 40 F
array. Sir Arrh. J., ilarf. Hcots Fus. Gds. ...
Hiimy, John Disby, 5 Dr. Gds
Mairay, Samuel Hood, 3 W. 1. R.
SMnlcr, Robert,i«c K. Canadian Rifles
aylor, James S:i<ner,i4' 8 Drs
llasham. Thomas W. 80 F
9 m NeTlll. Park Percy, i>" 63 F
llawdigate, Francis Wm., Coldst. Gds
Mawten, Wm. Hetiry,i«» KB, Cunsdlan Rifles ..
MmiDa, Charles Ht/roT. 62. K
Mlctelaoa, Thomas William,^ KH. 55 P. ..
lUOiUfSHBaal John LuJn, SOP
IMN -
■■ail '
IS June S3
10 Jan. 37
0 Mur. 55
14 July 54
8 April 4S
26 Dec. &6
S Not. 65
13 Sept. S7
0 June 50
SO April 17
SSJuly 50
SH June 88
SO June 54
15 May 55
8 June SO
17 Sept. 41
81 Dee. 41
S Not. S8
SO June 54
90 June 64
S5Aug. S9
11 Nor. 61
S4Feb. 14
81 April 85
1 Not. 49
88 July 80
SO June 55
0 Not. 40
SS Feb. 40
10 Jan. 87
88 Not. 41
S5 Oct. 49
1 Jan. IS
11 Not. 51
16 July 80
80 June 54
97 Oct. 48
11 Not. .51
34 Au(r. 4S
28 Not. 41
4 June 14
8 Mar. 30
8 8e|it. 30
28 Not. 41
11 Nov. 91
15 July 54
II Not. 51
. SO June 54
. 4 June 14
SB Dec. 30
. 11 Not. 51
7 June 54
. 0 Feb. 40
. 81 Jan. 58
. SO June 54
. 11 Nut. 51
. 4 Sept. 54
. 18 June 38
. 20 June (4
. SB June 80
. 4Attg. 4a
M. Mllov.tt
... 11 Kor.A
... 0 Jaa. m ■
... tS Ror. U'}
... 10 oecL If
... 0 Nov. If
... UAprfltf
... ONot.H-^
... 98 Nov. M
...SOJiittN
... 11 Nor.
... II Not.
... SO Jul
...SO Aug. SI
... 11 Not. a
.. 11 Mot. n
... 20 Oct* 68
..a S ScpC 68
... t May 41
... 11 Not. 61
... MJvaeM
... 11 Not. fl
... 0 Mar. 11
...00 Dec. 47
... SO Jutt«9l
...90 June 64
... 81 Dec 14
... 11 Not. 01
... II Not. 51
... 10 Jan. 6f
... IS Aog. IT
... 99 Jan. «r
... 17 SepC 97
... SI Pah. as
... 15 Jnlj R
...81 Aug. 4
... 16 Aug. S8
8 Juno 88
Nieolls, George Onoa, 1 Dr. CMfc«M •••
NorChej, William Brook, 1 P
Nuxent, BIr George Edmaiid, Bt. Or. Odl.
OliTler, Henry Stephen. 06 P
Onsluw. Artliur Edward, Scots Fus. Gda.
^ U*Reiliy. Anthony Alex.,i« Unati. ...
I'jige, George Curry. R. Kiiglneers
Phx«i, Patrick L. C, ScuU Fus. Ode. ...
I'olmi-r, John, 34 F
l*arker, Edward, OU P.
l*arlby,Geon(e, 4 F
B£AI Paschal, George Prad.,>M Depot Batt.
Paterson, JanMS,>MSF
Pearce, William, A'//. Coldst. Gds.
Pearson, Charles, 0 P.
PliiUippa, Henry, 6 F.
PiiiUott, Frederick J., Unattached
Pitt, Hon. Horace, R. Horse Gds.
Puttiiiger, William, 0 P
B Raines. Joseph Robcit,iv 05 F
£aKainforth. William, 63 F
Randolph. Juhn Weedi, 57 P.
Ready, Charle*.'^ 71 F
Reed, Thonia>..>^ 70 P
Rivve, Johh,>*> Gr. Gds
Richardson, Fred., 30 F
Robert*, P. Thomas, Gr. Gds
Rubeit«, Juhn Cramer, 65 F
Ruberlson, Archibald, S5 P.
Rubeson, Oeorce, Military Train
Robinson, Juhn George, t^coii Fus. Gds.
Romilly. Frederick, SiOt» Fus. Gds.
RuM>. John Rufc liol>len,>ai 17 Drs.
RoNie, Lorunio, 03 F
Rous. George Grey, Gr. Gds.
Ruvkley, Sir Ciiur'les, Bart. 0 Drs.
U HuilsiIeU. Sir Joseph, Gr. Gds. KCMO.
Kiis-ell, Andrew lIainiU<n,>0'58 P.
Rut»ell, Lord Chas. Jas. Fox, 00 P., Strjtani at
Arms 1o tke House of OfmmOHS
Sampson, William Henry, Rifle Br.
c i I i*.hreiher, Georf;e,ws 38 F
^cott, Rirluinl .\iiJrew, &^ Y
^roti. Win. UlendonTyn. 01 F
^ iJH .^dler, Anthuny Gardiner,"" 8W. I. R.
Shani.llichartl Palmer. >• 72 F
Shearman, John, 48 F
9 SImmonds, Henry.iM Ceylon Begt. ...
" }«immons, Joseph.^v' CB. 41 F
eiater, John Jaiuesi'^ 82 P.
mith.DaTidRae, 17^32 P
|i 812 Smith, George.iTt R. Horta Odi. ...
SomerTille, Thoina* Henry ,nt 8 P.
£0 Sowerhy, T.. Coldst. Gds
S]i«nce, Jarae»,i<A CB. 81 P.
Spencer, ^oir. Ckrorge Augustus, Coldst. Gda.
Spicer, William Fred.. 78 P
Stanley, Bon. Clia. Jas. Fox, Gr. Gds. OtL
Latuathire Militia
SteeTcns, Charles, 90 F 86 Ang. 18
Stevenson, George Milne, Coldst Gdi. ... .^ 18 Jaut tf
StcTcnson, Thomas, 80 P. Paymaster A'. HIpm-
eestrr Militia II Nov. 81
Stewart, Donald, Unattached SO OeL 81
Stewart, Peter Desbrlssy.^n R. Art. 80 Dee. 41
8l. Maur, Edward,! TV Al P
^Sirelton, Severus William LyBain,i7* 40 P.
Ll.t^.. Hampshire JUilUia
Stracey, John Edward,iM Scots Pas. Gds
Temple. John, 60 F ...
Th}nne. Lord William. Oren. Gds
Tternfy. Sir MutthfW Edw., Bt. Coldst. Oda.
fToolo, William,! "^89 F
Touzel, Thoinns PerciTM), 97 F
Trenih, Power Le Poer, 2 Dr. Gds.
Trevelyan, James Ilarington, Unatt.
Trotter, Robert Knox, Vt* F
TurberTill, Gerra*, AH. 18 F
Twii|)eny, Edward, 78 F.
V T)ldeu, Sir John Maxwe1I,iN 59 P. ...
Ussher, Johii,^"* W F
Van Cortlnndt .Henry Clinton,**" 31 P. ...
^ Vander Menirn, Charles James,*^^ 79 F.
Vane-Tempest, Lord Adulphus P. C. W.,i"* Scots
0 Not. 48
..SOJuatOi
.. 11 not, n
. aojoM H
.. 81 Am. 88
.. 10 8fl|iC.«
.. IDecM
..11 Not. 81
,. 1 Not. IS
.. 10 inly 17
..SOJaniM
.. SSJoMii
.. 17 8SPC.5
.. 14 May 17
.. 5 Jth. «
..to Dae. 41
. 4JiiMli
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4 July a
OM^IS
... 84 May 81
...11 Not. 81
...81 Aug. 81
... 87 Apr. •
... 11 ZfuiT.n
...12 Oct 87
...11 Not. 61
... S8 Not. 44
...II Not. 61
... 8 Oct 80
... 10 Dm. 47
... IS Aug. IB
...SO June 64
...30 Dee. 41
OApr. 48
Fus. GdH.
Vnndeleur, Robert, 80 F
Yaiiaittart, RolNTt, Coldtt. Gds
Vauslian, IlerbiTt, 00 K
II £2.1 Vlrrner, Sir WilUare, Bart. 13 P....
Vernon, George Aiiguntus, Coldst. Gds. ...
Vini'ent. Thnnius, 80 F
9SL Wallinaton, J. C, 10 Drs
Walpole, lion. John, Coldst. Gds.
Waid, Johu,w* 97 P
13 Dec. $4
... 88 Not. 41
... 0 Not. 48
... 88 Not. 41
...84 Dee. 18
... 85 Apr. 41
... II Not. 61
... SAprdlB
88 Ju^ M
•••
ejjttf
Mt^i* UMttachtd ... ... ...tSOet. M
lltam,Ma On 11 Not. 61
Uun Piirto,w 10 Dn. to Jam 64
r» JametCarnidciM i0p 11 Xur. 61
Dod, Thomu, Bcols JFis. Gdi. ... 31 Dec. SO
Temple. Or. Qdi. OJulf 6t
3aovs®«*^ S8 F 14 Apr. 49
UliAin, Sooit. Fvt. GdB. 18 Mnr. o9
|e FnuicU,i07 31 F 18 I lee. 64
D, Ocorrfi, 48 F. U Not. 61
lcicher,i» Unatt. 10 July 81
lott Geo.si» CB„ KH, Rifle Br. ... 4 June 14
Ml, George Davit,**! CB. Or. Gda. ... 18 June 15
iriea TowDihcnd^ CcOdit. Gda. ... 8 Dec. 64
, John. Marq, oft 10 Huaaara, CtA.
ire MUitia »t Dee. 90
IsJobn, 08F.. 11 Not. 61
B. Ominannej', 0 Dra. 88 June S8
iraN.CharleaAlexander,>(0 7DrB. ... 8 July SO
am. Charlea,^* 2 Dra. Keeper of the
Tmeer 80 Dee. 87
b«rt WatUn Wina.,2W.I. Regt. ... 0JuDe04
Ilium PiUTjr.XM 88 F 88 Jane 88
, 15 Dra. 11 Not. 61
fIBW fTllfW*
MAJ0B8.
i,i Unatt. 18 Dee. 80
irka, IIF 88 Xot. 41
ocnas St. Leger, O.'i l:". Lt.Vol, Ut
Campbell, Heorj Wotton.o 79 F., Omttrmr ^
JUiiUartf Prison at Montrtal ....
Cftinpbell, John Cameron,** 0 Dra. G«n
MUitarff PrisoH at Greenlaw
Campbell, Robeit.** 46 F
Campbell, Thoma* Edmund, Unatt.
Campsie, Geo. Richard, 31 Ceylon Ritlea
Cnrlron, lliomaa T. Spry, 3 Dr. Gda
Chaliiier, F. I)., 7 Dr. Gdt.
Chiirlewood, John. 6tf F
|l Caulfleld, John, 0 Dr. (id«. U.lM, Com, Roo-
common Militia
Chrintif, Wm. Hurvitf, t$0 F.
Clerke, William Jonathan, 77 F
Coatf, John.S' 55 F
Coeliran, Jamei,^ 41 F. ...
9 Cochrane, Hon. Wm. Rr«kine,M is Dra.
p Cockbum, Wni. Uorac«,3i 05 F.
Ctidd, William.^' 48 F
Cook. Kdwin Adolphua,'? U Hawara, Lt,
Ktni VeomaHry
CnikHr, Edward,^ 00 F
Cumberland, Guu. Biirnll,39 43 F
Carrie, George A lfre<l, 75 F.
S£l Daniell, John, OH F. Barrack Matter, Corfu
Ddi ell, Henry Jubn,^ OOF.
I>arroch, Donald Geo. Angu»,<' 51 F.
nUiam.>6SF
nrm. H. U..S 51 F. ...
, Francit, 52 F.
lUsm Henry, 16 Dn. ...
Ttiomat, 46 F.
rtlllani. 16 F
ia. Williani.A 56 F. ...
lorge Edward, 40 F. ...
■, Anthony ,7 17 Dn. ...
D, C»iW, 88 Dra.
DaTid, Bart.,^ US F. ...
foaa Biebard. 7P.
Boda Walter,* Rifle Br.
... 83 Nov. 41
.. 1 Dec. 54
... 10 Jan. 87
... 10 May 45
... 88 Not. 41
... 81 Aug. 40
... 4 July 45
... 0 Not. 46
... 31 Dec. 86
... 10 Jan. 87
... 18 Oct. 40
... 84 Mar. 58
... 81 Auyr. 88
... 6 June 60
11 Not. 51
Bbert William, 88 F.
bert Douglaa, 40 F., Barrack Maater
... 11 Not. 61
... 18 Not. 80
... 0 Mar. 65
... 8 Oct. 68
... 11 Not. 61
... 10 Jan. 58
... 0 Not. 40
... 80 Pec. 86
nry Bingham, 1 Life Gda. ...
lobert Cary, 41 F
William," 56 F
Q^l«y W. 77 F. Cairlou! MilUia
hn Arthur,!* 52 F
I. Gabbett, IF
r. L., Unatt.
Uam Gabbett, 1 F
Lord George Aug. is 6 Dr. Gda.
a Picton, 31 F.
rt, 6 Dr. Gda. Captain Northumber-
... 0 Not. 46
... 10 Feb. 64
86 June 88
11 Not. 51
... 88 July 80
... 10 June 46
... 7 Dec. 68
... 4 June 14
... 10 Jan. 58
VHttf^^Jf ■ • ••• ••• ■••
Ig 0 r^as ••• ••• aaa ■••
ard Baker.i^ 16 Dra.
tobert,i7 03F
wo 34., 1 f . ... ... ...
-y Oharle*, 47 F
tm, John, 51 F. Qent. at Arm*
barlaa Leatock, Rifle Br.
lomaa, Ceylon Blflea
rSy mVFm ••• «•» ••• •«■
obn, 67 F. ... ...
I John, 85 F. ... ... ...
nB, 80 Jfm ... ... ... ...
Hugh, Military Train
fy, \ViUiam 8. BichardHon^i'aO F.
Bca, 10 f . ... ... ...
aDaTy, 17 Dr»
iRe.'UDr. Gda
, John Henry, 00 F
'mi. G«on{eAug.,04F
a. Tyrrell, 18 F. AtOutant Kin^t
Militia ODee. 53
t^barlea, 8 Life Gda 88 June 88
itam,Unatr 81 July 80
tollo Gille8pie,S3 13 F 8 Nov. oU
ert, 06 F 0 Not. 40
rd Walter, SooU Fua. Gdi. Capt,
m Militia 11 July 87
Oao.,** 86 F. 4 Wfst York MUitia ... 4 Dec. 88
Geo. Berkeley,»86 F 10 Jan. 87
. Henr>,M Gr. Gda 88 June 88
■ry, 10 F. Lt. Wilts Yeomanry ... 7 Aug. 46
ftMtoo Arch. Colin, 48 F. ...
Colin, SI X. ... ... ...
Cottn Akzander, 74 F
i. 8. Vomaa, 90 F
... 4 Dee. 86
... 88 June 88
... 0 Nut. 44
... 0 Not. 46
... 80 Dec. 46
... 4ilar. 37
... 80 June 54
... 88 June 88
... 83 Not. 41
... 88 May 58
... 3 June 63
... 88 Dec. 48
1 Dec. 87
Heet
BSDee. SI
7 June 4f
16 May 46
4 Not. 40
SOOct. 88-
S7 Joae 64
80 Dee. 10
11 Not. 61
10 Jaa. 87
9 Not. 88
9 Not. 46
11 Not. 61
88 Not. 41
10 Dee. 18
88 June 86
6 May 48
18 Dec. 64
8 July 68
16 Feb. 80
90 June 64
0 Mar. 88
88 Not. 64
80 Juue 64
Davenport, TrevDr. 18 F. Adj. l^eshire Mil. ... 11 Not. 61
DuT«ni>ort, William Daveniwrt, 04 F. Lt.CoL
n Cheshire MititUt 0 Not. 48
DiiTic«, J(>Jie|ih, 83 F 80 June 64
Dtiire, Chorlei, 8 K 10 Jan. 87
9 Dc Henzy, George Webb, 4 Drt, Barrack
Maiter, Extter •
|1 D.llon, Robert.^ 38 F
Oon:iliiBon, Robert, 41 F
T^ Drake, Sir Tlioa. T. F. 'E.^^Bart. 58 F.
VIA I>rewe, Edward Wani, 88 Foot
Drilierg, Williaui,<5 Unait.
Duckett, SirQwxwi Floyd, .Barf. 8 W. I. R.
Duff. Jttroe*,4C 83 F
J)y*on, Kd»ard, 3 Dr. Gd»
9 Edwardcx, Bidwell, i:/f . Unatt
Elllutt, Richard, 8 W.I. K. Paymaster Water-
for d Militia 1 July 61
Efniaall, Wm. Dc Cardonnel,«o I Dn 13 Dec. 64
10 Jan. 87
. 5 Not. 18
. 6 Fab. 47
.80 May 14
. 0 June 87
. 1 Mar. 60
. 11 Not. 61
.90 July 68
. 8 April 68
31fay 84
... 18 Dec. 64
...80 June 64
... 88 Not. 41
... 9 Not. 46
Elton, laaac, Capt. 45 F. 1 Somerut Militia ...
Krakine, Hon. David, 81 F. (.W. .Sec. at Nai»l ...
Fane, Henry,4» 4 Dii. Lt.Col. Com. 8. Lincoln
JmXlUVt ... ... ... ... ... ...
Fawkei, Richard, 87 P
Fenwiek, Horatio, Unatt
Ffrench, Edward, 74 F
FliaHerfoert, Richard Henry, Rifle Br
Forboa, George, 8 Dn
FOra, Oeo. 80 F. ... ... ... ... ...
Foreytb, Gerranl John,^i 57 F
FotiiernllU William. 5uF
V FOz, Barry ,^ 04 F
Prampton, Heathfleld Jame«,9S 50 F
)P 9SX Fraaer, Jumes, 84 F.
Fraaer, Robert W. Macleod,SB 6 F.
Freer, Daniel Gardiner, 17 F
Frend, Geo. 86 F. j\'. Tipperary Militia
Fyfl'e, DaTld, 44 F.
FylFe, DaTid, 46 F
Gave, Edward, Scott Fua. Oda
GaTin, George 0'HaIloran,M ig Dra.
1^ Gell, ThomHa.s' 80 F
(leiard, Sir Robert Tolvcr, 08 F
Glbcon, Charles Frederick, 84 F
Gifl^rd, Edward Carter, 00 F
Gilley, Thomah, 7 F
Glllman, Bennett Watkinn, 13 F
Gordon, Duncan,^ 59 F
Gore, William Richard Onnfcby. 13 Dn
{I Gouet, John N., Rifle Brigade, Barrack Mas-
t€w% %JVW^ ... •■■ ••■ ••• ••• ■•*
Graham, Cliarlcs Canij)bvll.M 42 F
Grahu:n, George, 1 W . I. It.
22!1 Graham, Junie^ Rvg. Tovin, 8 Dra.
Grant, Janie*,"^ 3Dni
Gninville.Frcd.23 F. 8 Wanriek Militia
Green, Andrew, 4H F.
Greene, William, fll F
Greenwood, J.. 0 Dn. ... ... ... ...
flrehao. Ptter,*" 78 F.
Greig, John Jame*. 84 F. ChiefOonstable, Liver'
Ei%n/l •«• ••• ••• •«• ••• ••• •■>
||(iruhbe, Thomas Hunt M 16 F
Hall. Samuel Madden Prancia, 75 F.
Hamilton, WiUiam Dicby, IS Dra.
p Hammeraley, Fred.*^ 18 F
f m Han, WlUiam Henry »m 61 F.
Hawkea, Abraham, SO F
0 Not. 40
8 Apr. 86
89 Dec 48
... lOJCoT. 41
... 90 June 64
... 10 Jan. 87
... 9 July 47
... 90 Jana 84
... 18 May 88
... 86 Dec. 68
...88 Not. 41
... IOJuM8f
... 90 Dec. 84
... 10 Jaa. 87
... 96 Dee. 61
... 18 Mot. 47
... 80 June 64
... 4 June 18
... 16 Dee. 88
... 88 June 88
... 10 Dee. 4T
... 98 June 16
... 11 Not. 61
...80 June 64
...80 Dee. 44
... 86 Dee. 68
... 80 June 64
... 4 July 84
... 19 Oct. 68
86 May 86
S Not. 66
7 June 81
10 Jan. 87
0 Not. 48
10 May 48
18 Dee. 68
8 Mar. 14
81 Dee. 87
11 Not. 61
80 Jane 84
SS Not. 41
11 July 8T
14 Feb. a
11 Vow, U
18 lu. 87
19 July 91
field OjUcen wko nave reitrea.
HMd, Bit nuMif Bond, Bart,, KOH,
neplMni. Pimneit JohQ flwayiw, 00 F. ...
Herbert. Arthur.«sS9 7
HIU, Edward. MP
Hill, Xtfnf GiK>rK« AuKHvU, Unalt.
HolmCB, JaiiiCo NiiTuI, CiiiBdUui Klfl«i
Hiime, J^fiiHs Murra),* 10 P.
9 Hopkini, John Paul.TA JT/T.. OR P. Military
Knight of Windtor
Hopper, Ed«iiiH,3tt F
Hoi»Mm, Wil.iain Iloiwon.SOP
Button, Tlioiiuk.'^ U)rv. .
Inee, Ralph I'iirvoit, Ritlp Hr
iDgall, Kied. lii'iinoT. 43 K
Ingli*, Raymond ;• 7 P
Inalii, WilllAm,74 5 Dragoon (iuard*
J I Jarkt, Walter.;^ 7 I)r. Gdi
■rkioa, Oeorsp \Vin.Collinv''7 Dn
Jeffrry, John Murton, Vh F.
Jelf-Sharp, Henri, MV
Jooelya, Hon. Aii^- neiin^> Fred., 0 Dr. Udt ...
Jrmns William PrliDP, (U P
II Judge, Arthur,^' 1 \V. I. R
alius, William \lavur, 0 Dr*
Keftn, H«nr/.7* 07 F
Keane, Edward A W.,;s> I^nf, 37 F
Keene, Edmund Riirk, 3 iJr.fi'U
KiUaen. Arthur Jamcfl, ijord,^^ 8 Drs
Knos, Hon. Wiiliam Stuart, dl F
Larblan, Riibert. 17 K
Law, CharlcH Krrd., C'J F
LawivlU DiKbj Hi'nr> , 04 F
Leightnn, Forn>>tfr Owisn, .Vl F
Leclie. L(.*wi.Xiivipr,H3U'j F
LtltUdsIe. Eilwanl, 1 Dm
Loekyer, Etlmund, 07 F
Longmore, Geunre. R. StaflT Corjift
Lovett, Thuma* Hf-aton,*^ 08 P
Lueai, Rirhard, 'j;! P
Lyon, William, 07 P
MMnroy, WiUiam, HO F
X'Murdo, Alured Ctiarle«,'« 10 Dra
Xacarniry, Jum*-t Niiun, 7 Dr. (}d«. Adj. Sorth
Devon Yromanrff
Maclean, William, 37 P
Marpherwn, Kvan. M» K
UMacQueen, I>onald J., K/i., 74 F.
Matur, iJundre
Hair, Arthur, lis F
Malrls, Valeatine Hale, 7 F
Manley, Uolivrt QtiurK".^' 0 Drt.
Xargairy. Airired Robert, 54 P
Harindln, Henry Richanl, IF
aUrthpAuir- Leaniek.R^aSP
9Manh. Hnben.Hj^F
BUrOon, Daniel. H0 F
Martin, Alexander, 45 F.
Martin, rtamuel Yorke. 53 F
Ma«>y, Hu|ch, <i5 P. .ttajor Lon^ord Mil,
Mawy, Johii,» |Tn:aiaclicd
MalMn, Henry ,M^HF
M«ule, John, 08 P....
... 8S Dee. S8
... 11 Not. 51
...fill June 54
... II Nuv. 51
... 0Jnly au
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0 Juno 54
12 Dec. 54
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!2H May 5«
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20 June 54
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23 Nov. 41
5 Mur.
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11 Nov.
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24 Auk. 32
4 April 40
3 July 30
23 Nov. 41
0 Nov. 40
0 Nor. 40
20 Jiin«f .'•4
II Nov. 3(1
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Barrack
22 July 30
13 Nov. 35
23 Nov. 41
12 Dec. 54
20 June 54
20 June 54
12 Dec. 54
3 April 40
18 Nov. 13
10 Deo. 10
0 Nov. 40
81 Auk. 55
2J Oct. 58
7 July 40
II Nov. 51
MaunMll, Geo. 1 W. I. R. Adj.E. York, Militia 20 Junp 54
Mayne, John, I F 0 Nov. 40
Mercer, Arthur Hill HHStcd.in <t9 k 6 Junr 50
t Meredith, Rlchiird Martin m 13 P 15 Ik-c. 43
X Methfdt), Edward. 3 Dr. Uds 10 J:in. 37
MildmaT, /fir Henry dt. John, il/. 2Dr. Gds. ... II Nov. 51
Miller. Ueor^e Cummliifr, 54 F 10 Jan. 53
MlUiKan, Willia'ii, 08 I- 23 Nov. 41
Minter, Grorsc.BO 20 F 29 Niv. 44
SMItehell. Parry, .'V3 K 2SJiiap 38
Itturd, John Philip,*-* 2 W. I. R 2U June :A
Monro, David Arlhur,M» 12 Ijancerf 29 July 53
Moatiromery, Francis Octavius, 45 P. Lt. Col.
North Doim Militia 8 Srpt. 39
Moore, Churlr*, 3i F. Oovernor of Military
Knights of II indMor 22 July 30
Moore, WiUiara. 74 F 21 Jum* 13
Monro. Daw M, 04 P U Dt-r. 2m
MuBioi John bl. John. Gi) F U Aug. 4<i
Murray, IToN. Diivid Henry, :^eot«Fuf.(id9. ... 0 Nov. 40
Murray, Charleii.»"> in F 0 Nov. 40
Murmy, WilliJiui.J"' 10 Dri 2i» iVc. f»f»
Napier. Hon. CiunleH, 71 F 17 Junn 20
Naah, Chirii'* W idi-uuaui.X" Canadian liiAi'* ... 23 Nov. 41
Northey, Auk. J. W..41 F 27 Ike 50
Nnieeiit. Aiidrra-, :{(> F 0 Ni»v. u\
W Nutfetit, Georfii>, 7 Dr. ihU 11 Jan. 33
0»Connell, Danirl, 40 P 2i) June 04
O'Gnuly, il0M. ThumHS. 71 F loJuly 40
aO'Learv, Athui,«>i.Vi F 23 Deo. 42
6gU, Aithur,!^ 0 F 83 Hec. 42
f Orr, JohmiV? F.^ 10 Mar. 1ft
Tip.
Prr^
Owen, Edward Banyt 17 F...* ■•• ...
Owen, Hofh, 7 Dn.
Parke. Cii^rlee. 8 F.
Paul, Uni:«>ry, 57 P
Papie. U in. Aitf. Townaead, 70 P.
l*aynifr,(ieorse.>o« 1 DnigiMU Uuarda ...
I'eATh, Jatne. Pea«.h. 1 Dr. GJ^
Pi'acoi-ke, Stpphen I'ouionby, 50 P.
IVtIey. Hairiok M*L»oil. 38 P.
Phili|ip«, Coiirtenay, 15 Drt
Polf. Muiidy,40 I-
I*r»lf. r«tiiiue|, l-i Dim
ill*olioi'k. S.iinui'1.1 11 Rifle Hr
IN}«is, Hon. ChAileii.Oi 9 Dn^
Po«-,\t. Hon. Ucury L. 80 F. l^eest^MHilia
Pridi^iiz, Sir VAiu. Saunder»un. Bt. 08 F.
I'nnclr, Norman, 21 P. Conxul at Dunkirk
Qiifntin, Georip Auff. Frederick. 10 Dn.
Rawliu^on, Oi-on:!',"* 1 W. I. R
♦Jn.i.i, IKnry.Hiol F
Uirhnioitd, >l»tlhew. 00 F
Kobt;rt>on, I'harU'i.'K 90 P
Rohinton, JoM>pii, 00 P. PaymoAtfr .V.
perarn Mihtia
Rockf, Herbeit.>i'49 F
Ri>»r, 11. M. St. Vinrt'nr,25 F
RusmII. L4>rd V,Ms\no Gtf ■n.-e. 93 F.
Iluilicrfooni Arcbibald,iW4 t
Uuvlon, Gcuruv, :U t'.
Saltoun, Artfx., lAtrd, 28 F
."ia^rey, Henry Beekwitii, t*8 P. Adjutant
iMUiatih Militia ...
Scot t. KdMurd, » Dra.
Semple, II. , X. F
f^-raple. John, l!) F ^
Sntiia. Geo:ge. K. Canadian Kiflca
Seton. WiUiaii C;inlen,41 F
S.iucklmri:li.Gi-o. Tiiu«. Kia..>si Srot«Fus.Gda. ...
Sk3nni'r, .\uj. t'harli^i, 18 Dr»
Smith, Si>ton Lioiii>l, 51 F.
Smyth, RoiKMC C'urraichael, 93 F.
Spi'tHiy, Jnnu-A. 8 F
SpoouLT, Samuel, 40 P
Sri'phenft'in. William Walter, Rifle Brigade ...
il Sic^-cnMui. 1-^WHril R., 76 K .'.
St«'wart, WiUium, 30 F
4j2lSt. John,G«orKc Fivderick Rerkeley.&BP. ...
Straith, Hector, St. Hi-Iena Re;;t
Stu-rt, Donald, IM 48 F
StudiliTt, Charlra FitzOerald.^i'« 80 F
Sutherland. Edwiini, JKarmcA Maiterat Wooi-
ftieh OfHt.-at'Armt
flutbiTJAMd, William J amci, 21 F
Sutton, John. 47 P
Sykc., Cam.**! 48 F
TatU'raall, Geo. B ilkeley, Ceylon Regt
Tailor, Williaiu, 70 F
Tenitunt, Georec, 85 F
Thellu«Min,is» AiUiur John Betbell, Coldat.Oda.
Thtmiaon, Unbert Thoniit, I Dr. Udi
TownnheiKl, L<!e Porchcr, 40 F. Mt^r
Yromanry
^m Turner. Michael, 1 Dr. Gdi. ...
Vane, Chailen Birch, OF
Verucy. Sir Harry. Bart. Unattached
V lulls Henry Thomaii. 45 P.
Vivian, fha*. C. Ijord. 10 Dr«.
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5 Apr. 01
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SO Apr. 40
10 Jan. 87
10 Jan. 07
SS Not. 41
10 Jaa. 07
90 Dee. 48
0 JuaeM
Sri June 08
lOOcf. 49
1 Feb. M
4AU.S7
10 JoIjOS
SO Jane 01
11 Not. 41
15 Apr. 01
SO Aug. 42
UUeb 05
16 Oct. 47
12 Dec. 51
30 Not. 41
SO Jnne 04
10 May 41
SO Not. 54
98 June 01
10 Jan. 07
HJuMdi
IS Mar. 17
0 Aug. 00
88 June 08
9 Nor. 00
1 1 Not. 61
10 Jan. »7
10 Oct. 40
S Nor. 04
10 May 40
SOhb. 44
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a Nor. M
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9S Dee. 01
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WnlkiT, Sam. U') F. U.Col. Qtioen'towHMUttiml^ OeoC 04
WulliT. Jam. -i W. S., KH. \M F so Mar. M
WurbiirtoN, Henry William E^erton, 47 F.
Barrack Mtuiter, Mullingar
Warm;, Hi'Uiy, 50 P
Warrant, Ro'ieri, 0 Drf
Wurren, Wiltiuin, Riflr Br.
Wot, GrcKory Li"we*,»» 29 P
tliil W«bb, Xensl-'* 3 W. I. Regt.
\Vi<>l:ini1. Jiihn Thorne,!^* I-nntt.
f ZJiX Whitney, li<iijamin,iJ3 14 p.
Wi.'utwurtli, I)'Ari'v. I'nilturlicd
W.lkiiiVMi, Arthnr'PhilipSavaKe.lM/'A.ig p,
{JWiUiUiiiii, S'r .lainei Hamlin, itt. 7 Drt.
WiUiADls Rol>erl, 22 F
Wilson. Hi-nry. 11 F
Wini', Vine* nt, '3^ Depot Batt
P Wi.lfe, Kdwant, 2S F
\V')ll.i«ton. Frv'd., U I)r^
^ Wi..k1. Heniy Uw.h,"^' 37 F
\Vo(Mlh'Mi«e. Hon. Bt-rkeley, 8 Drp. Col. East
.\oiJolk Mill fin
WiMiit, Jiihn Joseph ^''' Military Train
Wo4illard. Gilbert, St. Hvleu.i Regt
9 Wruun, Nicholas 21 F. Pifymav/cr, Noit^
Militia II Nor. 01
Yard, Frederick,>W92F 98 Nor. OV
... 1 7 Mar. 40
... 16 April 00
... 94 AprUSI
... 80 Not. 41
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... 4 Oct. 40
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... 90 Not. 41
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H^mr Servieei of General Officers who have retired from the Sermce.
1 Sir Henrr Edir. Btmbury tenred in HoUand in 1799, including the battles of (he 19tk
BtpLf Snd and 7 th Oololwr. Bwfed alio on the expedition to Naplee and Galatoia in 1805 and
S» and waa preeent at the batUe of Maida, for which he hai receiyed the Gold MedaL He it a
Knight of the Tower and Sword of FortagaL
S lieat-General Johnaon eerred the campaign of 1808-9 in the Feninaola at a Mi^or in the
SSnd, and wat present at the battles of Boleia, Yimiera, and Coranna,for which he hat receiyed
ttM War Medal with three Clatps.
St Major-General Bateman tailed with the 5th on the expedition for Hanover in 1805; wot
shipwrecked off the Tezel and made prisoner of war. Ilaving been exchant^cd in March 1806,
he sailed in June fUlowiog with the exi)cdition under Mujor-Geuerul C'raufurd, which landed In
South America, and he was present at the attack of Buenos Ay res. Served aUo in the Peninsula
In 1810, 11, and 13, and was severely wounded at Vittoria, for wliich battle ho has the War Medal
with one Clasp. Accompanied the regiment to America in 1814, and was present at Platt«burg.
3 Hi^or-General Beokwith served in Hanover in 1S05-6; at Copenhagen in 1807, including
the action at Kioga. On the expedition to Sweden in 1808; and that to Portugal in 1808-9,
Inolndtaig the action at Calcavellas on the retreat, and battle of Corunna. Proceeded to Wal-
clMHren in 1809; subsequently to the Peninsula, and waa present in the actions of Pomba],
Bedittha, Condeixa, Pos d'Arouoe, and SabugaX battle of Fucntes d*Onor, sieges of Ciudad
Bodrigo and Badajos, battle of Salamanca, siege of Burgos, action at San Muan, battles of
Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Vera, Nivelle, near Bayonne, Orthes, and Toulouse (Gold Medal). Served
also the campaign of 1815, including the battlea of Quatre Braa and Waterloo (lost left leg).
Doing the great portion of the above service he waa employed on the Stafil He is a Kni^t
Snd CUaa of St Anne of Russia.
4 Major-General Bristow served in the Walcheren expedition in 1809 as a Captain in the Snd
BattaKirn 1 Ith Begt, and waa present at the siege of Flushing. He was in Garrison at Gibraltar
in 1811 when the Spanish anny of General BaUasteros took refuge under the guns of that For«
treas. Xa Oct and Mov. of the same year he was in Cadis, part of the period during which the
plaee waa blockaded by the French. In Dec. he joined the army in Portugal, and was imme-
diataly placed on the Qnarter-Maater-General*s Stai!^ on which he continu^ to the end of the
war; and attached to Head Quarters the 7th or the 1st Division, was present at most
ciif tba operationa carried on in the north of Spain under the Duke of Wellington. He haa re-
eavad toe War Medal with three Claapa for the battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, and the Pyrenees.
In 18S8 he waa at Cadix during ita bombardment bj^ the French fleet
5 IC^or- General Charretie served three years in the East Indies, and was present at the
BOtii^ at Vellore in 1806, when nearly the whole of the 69 th Regt. were massacred in their
harrmoka. He served in the Peninsula with the Snd Life Guards, from 1812 to the end of that
war in 1814, indnding the battles of Vittoria, Pampeluna, and Toulouse. He has received the
War Madal with two Clasps.
6 Vlaoonnt de Chabot served in Holland in 1799 ; in Spain, under Sir John Moore; with
the aizpadition to Walcheren 1809; and subsequently in Uie Peninsula until 1810.
7 Bujor-General Diryer served on the Staff of the late Marquis of Hastings, Commander-
in-Chiaf in India, and waa preeent during the Nepaul war, at the reduction of the Province of
ffimn^ni, Mid the storming of Almorah. He served also throughout the Pindarree war on
the Staff, when he had charge of the communications of the combined armies.
8 Msjor-General Farrer has received the Silver War Medal with two Clasps for the Egyptian
'— of 1801, and for the battle of Maida.
9~^ Henry Floyd accompanied General Sir William U. Clinton to Sicily in 1811, and to
Spida in 1813, as hia Aide-de-Camp, and waa present at the battles of Biar and Castalla, siege
and blftffViK^** of Tarragona, in conveying orders to Ordal, and subsequent blockade of Barcelona.
Served alao the campaign of 1815, with the 10th Hussars, and was present at the battlea of
Qontre Braa and Waterloo, and at the capture of Paris.
10 Sir Henry W. Rooke embarked witn the 3rd Guards for Holland, in Aug. 1799, and was
pcwant in the actions of the 27th Aug., 10th and 19th Sept, Snd and 6th October. Embarked
again for Holland Nov. 1813, in command of tiie Snd Battalion of that Regt, and was present at
Sa advance to Antwerp, bombardment of the French fleet at Antwerp, snd attack on Bergen-
op-Zoom. Also the campaign of 1815, including the battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo.
11 M^cr-General Stewart served in the Peninsula, and has received the Gold Medal for
tiie battle of Albuhera.
13 Major-General Dudgeon served with the 58th In Egypt in 1801, and was present at the
surrender of Grand Cairo and Alexandria. He served in Italy in l8()o and G ; and in the Penin-
sula from 1800 to 1813, including the Lines at Torns Vedras, covcrine^ the sic>:c of Badajoz,
battle of Salamanca, capture of Madrid, and siege of Burgos, at which lust lie was twice wounded,
the second time most severely. He has the War Medal with two CIus]» fur Egypt and Salamanca.
13 Sir John Geo. Woodford served as Deputy-Assistant-Adjutant- General un the Expedition
to Stralsund, and afterwards to Copenhagen, in 1807; and as Deputy- Assistant-Quarter-
Maater-General on the Expedition under Sir David Baird, which joined Sir John Moore*s army
ta Oalicia, and waa present at the battle of Corunna, for which be hus received the Silver War
Medal with one Chup. Served afterwards in the Peninsula as an Assistant-Quarter-Maater-
Gencral^ and haa received the Gold Cross for the baUies of Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse.
Alao the ^fmwgi* of 1815, including the battle of W aterloo and the taking of Cambray.
14 Hijor-General Owen served on the Quartcrmaster-Gcneral's Staff with the Walcheren
109 War Services of Retired CotaneU.
Expedition in 180d; thenoe to Sicily, the Ionian Islands, and the eastern ooaat of Spain,
where he was present at the aflfairs of Biar and Castells, siege and blockade of Ttoragona. In
1814 he went in charge as a Qoartermaster- General with the troops to America, where he serred
on the expedition np the Penobsoott and at Castine. Commands the f nd Battalkm, 7drd Be-
giment, at the taking of Paris in 1815. In 1816 was employed tai the Caadian Wv in CejloB*
TVar Services of the Colonels who have retired from the Service.
1 Colonel Allix served in the Peninsola with the Ist Guards (part of the time as A^ntant
and as Brigade-Major), and was present at the battles of Comnna, Salamanca, Pyrenees, end
NiveUe (severely wounded), and at the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoz, for which he has
received the War Medal with six Clasps. He served also the Waterloo campaign.
2 Colonf^l Angelo served with tbe expedition to Egypt in 1807; on the coast of Cala-
bria in 1808; with the exiiNedition to Walcheron in 1809; with the army to Catalonia in 1812
and 13, as an Assistant-Aajutant- General. Attached to the Austrian army, and acted ai Aide-
de-Camp to Major- General Count Nugent in the campaign against the Viceroy of Italy; present
at the siege and capture of Trieste, Cattaro, and Bagusa, and in various services in the Adriatie.
3 Colonel Arm J tage served in the south of France with the Coldstream Guards ISrom March
to July 1814.
4 dolonol Austen served with the 25th Regt. at the landing at the Helder in August 1799.
and was severely wounded at the battle of £gmont-op-Zee on the 2Dd Oct following. Served
in Egypt in 1801, including the surrender of Alexandria. Also at the capture of Gnadaloape
in 1810, and again in 1815. He has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
6 Colonel Barlow served in India under Lord Lake, during the campaigns of 1803, 4, and 5,
and was present at the siege of Deig, battle of Futtyehur, siege of BhnrQKxre, and battle of
Afzalghur. Served also at the captures of Bourbon and the Isle of France in 1810.
7 Colonel Bazalgette sailed with the expedition from India to Egypt, under Sir I>atid
Baird, in 1801. Returned to India^ and served two campaigns in the Do«u> and Ceded Districts,
under General Campbell. Served also on the expedition to the Penobscot, in the United Stttea
of North America. He has received the SUver War Medal with one Clasp for Emit.
8 Colonel Begbie served in the Peninsula with the 82Dd Regt. from Aug. 1808 to Nov. 1800, In-
clndiog the capture of Oporto and battle of Talavera, for which he has received the War Medal
with one Clasp.
9 Colonel Blake served with the 20th Dragoons at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope in
1806 ; proceeded from thence to South America, and was in the action at Maldonado and siege
of Monte Video. Served in Portugal in 1808 and 9, inolndine the battles of Boleia and
Yimiera (Gold Medal); also at the passage of the Doura In Sicily in 1810 and 11; nibse-
quently on the eastern coast of Spain, including the battle ot Castalls, and action at Tilla Fmea.
10 Colonel Boldero served with the Grenadier Guards at Cadiz in 1810 and II; in die
Peninsula in 1812 and 13; in Holland in 1814; and Uie campaign of 1815, in which he aerved
as Adjutant at the battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo, and at the taking of P^ronne. He baa
received the War Medal with one Clasp for Barrosa.
11 Colonel Boys served in the Peninsula frvm 1809 to 1811, and sgshi from 1819 to die
end of that war in 1814, including the action at Sabugal, and bsttles of Fuentea d'Onor, Qrtfaei^
and Toulouse, for which he has received the War Medal with three Clasps. Served also hn the
Burmese war (Medal).
12 Colonel Bragge served in the Peninsula with the 3rd Dragoons fttnn 1811 to flie
end of that war in 1814, and was present in the battles of Salamanca and Yittoria, for wbMk he
has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
13 Colonel Brooke served in the Peninsula with the 1st Guards, and was preaent ml the
battles of Comnna, Nivelle, and Nive, for which he has the War Medal with three Clai|i«.
14 Colonel fielding Browne accompanied the 40th Regt. to the Peninsula in July 1808, and was
present at the battles of Roleia, Vimicra, Talavera, and Busaoo; on the retreat to, and at the
occupation of, the lines of Torres Yedras, siege of Bodinoz, in May 1811, and repulse of Ae
sortie from Fort San Christoval ; actions of El Bodon and Aldea de Ponte, siege azid itonnfaif
of Ciudad Rodrigo, sieee and storming of Badajoz, action at Canizal, battle of Salamaae% cap-
tore of Madrid, and subsequent retreat therefrom. Served also on the expedition aeaiaat Keir
Orleans. Commanded the Regiment at the battle of Waterloo. He has received the QoU
Medal for Badajoz (having commanded the Regiment at the assault) ; and the Silver War Me^
with seven Clasps for the other battles and siege.
15 Colonel Melville Browne served as Alde-de-Camp to Sir Brent Spencer in the battles of
Roleia, Vimiera, Busaco, Fuentes d'Onor (for which he has received the War Medal ^dth fimr
Clasps), and the different aflfairs duriug the retreat of Massena from Portugal Served also at
the siege of Flushing in 1809, as Aidenie-Camp to General Gore Browne.
IG Colonel Gore Browne commanded tbe 4 Ist during the whole of the campaign of 1842 in
Affghanistan, and wtis present in the engagements with the enemy on 28th March and 28th
April in tlie Pishecn Valley ; in that of the 20th May near Candabar, 30th Aug. at Qoaine, 5th
Dept. before Ghuznce, occupation and destruction of that fortress and of Cabool, ezpe^on
Into Kohistan, storm, capture, and destruction of Istaliff, and in the various minor affiUrain and
between the Bolan and the Khyl>er Pasnes.
18 Colonel Burrowes served with the 12th at the capture of the Isle of France, In I810i
and comnuwded a detachment of that Regt. in boarding and capturing two French Privateers
off the Isle de la Passe. Commauded a Battalion of details with a force under C<doiiel Oe
War Sertfkes of Meiired Cohneh. 110
HoBonnUe Leiectter Btenbope In Kattywar, and waa la adrancc at the •torm and capture of
the ■tronif hill fortnM of MeeUalla.
20 CoIoimI Cloee Mrred the Egrptian oampaign of 1801, for whieh he hai receiTed the
saver War Medal with one Chup.
21 Colonel Cockell serred with the 14th Regt. at the sicee and capture of Bhurtpore in
1825-26 (Medal). or r-
22 Sir Geori^ Gopper was Aisiitant-engineer at Copenhagen; Captain in the 92nd with Sir
John Moore'e army in Sweden and Fortngal; Aide-de-Camp to Lord Dalhonsie in Waloheren;
lit Aide-de-Canp to Sir H. Olintcn in the Peninsula in 1811 and 12, to Lord Dalhousie from
1812 to tha end of the war, and was present in all the actions in which they commanded
DiTisions dnring those periods. He was Assistant Qaarter-Master-General with the army in
the Golf of Mexico in 1814-15. Sir George has receiTed the War Medal with four Clasps for
Bad^oz, Salamanca, Vittoria, and Pyrenees.
23 Sir William Cox serred at the re-taking of Grenada in 1796 ; in Egypt in 1801 ; employed
on a particular service in Spain in 1808-9, and was present in the action at Lugo, and battle of
Comnna. Commanded the fortress of Almeida, from April 18U9 to the 27th August 1810,
when, by the nnfbrtanate explosion of its magazines, he was obliged to surrender it to the army
under Marshal Massens. He has the War Medal with one Clasp for Corunna ; and is a Knight
of the Tower and Sword of Portugal.
24 Colonel Dauiell accompanied the 2nd Battalion Coldstream Guards to Nortli America in
1838 on the occasion of the insurrection in Canada, anil returned from thence in 1842. Joined
the Ist Battalion in the Crimea and served with it during the siege in IHdo, and was in comnriand
of the Battalion at the period of the attaclc on tlie Rtdan the 8tli Sept., and sutwequcnt fall of
Sebastopol,on whieh night he was in Orders as General of the Trenches (Medal and Clasp, and
4th Class of the Medjidie).
25 Colonel d'Aroy was present on the Staff dnring the operations of a field-force in the
Soothem Mahraita Conntry In 1844-45, under Major-CJeneral Do la Motte.
26 Colonel Henry Dawkins served in the Peninsula with the Guards, from Feb. 1810 to the
end of that war in 1814 : Major of Brigade from June 1810, including the battle of Fuentea
d*Onor, siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, battle of Salamanca, siege of Burgos, battles of Vittoria, Ni-
velle» Mid Kive i passage of the Adour, blockade of Bayonne and repulse of the sortie, on which
last ooeaskm he was severely wounded. Served also the campaign of 1815, including the battle
of Waterloo. He has received the War Medal with five Clasps.
97 Colonel Denny served in the Crimea in February 1865 (Medal and Clasp, and 5th Class
of Uie Medjidie).
28 Cotooel Dobbin served inth the 19th in the Travancore war in 1809; at the capture of
the Kandlan territories in Ceylon in 1815. Also actively employed at the head of the Grena-
dier OoofptBy throoghout the Kandian campaign of 1818, and received the thanks of Sir Kobert
BrownrtopB on three ooeasions in General Orders, for a series of services against the insurgents.
29 Coiond Doherty oommanded the 13th Lt Drs. in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, in-
clndlog the alSsirs of Bulganak and M'Kenzie's Farm, battles of Alma, Balaklava, lnkerman«
and Tehemaja, and siege of Sebastopol ; also present with the Light Brigade at Enpatoria
(Medal and four Clasps, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
30 Cokmel William Dmmmond*s services: — Peninsular campaigns from 1809 to 1812, in-
da^Hng the battles of Busaco and Fuentes d'Cnor, the retreat to the lines of Torres Vedras,
and subsequent advance frtmi thence. Campaign of 1811 in Holland, including the bombard-
ment of Antwerp and storming of Bergen-op-Zoom. Campaign of 1815, including the battles
of Qofttre Bras and Waterloo. Received the rank of Brevet Major for his conduct at Waterloo.
He has received the Silver War Medal with three Clasps.
81 Colonel Bvelegh served with the 20ch Regt. the Eastern campaign of 1854-55. and was
preaent at the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, both attacks on the Kedan, und through
the wb<^ of the siege operations before Sebastopol without being absent from a single tour
of daty in the Trenches \ also at the capture of Kinbourn. Embarked for India with the 20th
Regiasentj was made a Brigadier, ana was present at the following actions and affairs, —
CMndfty Ameerpore, Snltanporo, siege of Lucknow. Also commanded an independent force
at Mohsin, Hussengunge, Meeangunge. Poorwah, Murrowmow, capture of fort Simree, Bcrah,
Biaarghat, and the fort of Oomero. Was mentioned about fifteen times in despatches ; thanked
twice by the Governor General in Council ; has the Crimean Medal with four Clasps, order of
CB.^ Iiegioii of Honor, 4th Glass of the Medjidie^ Turkish Medal, and Indian Medal with
Clasp.
92 Sir Henry Fairfax served in the Peninsula with the Rifle Brigade in 1812, on the retreat
from Madrldt and in the aflhir of San Munos.
33 Colonel Far<]uharson served with the 65th Regiment at the capture of the Isle of
France in 1810 ; at the capture of the fort of Now Nuggur in India, Feb. 1814; on the borders
of Sdndia's country in 1814 and 15 against the Plndarees ; in Kattywar on the Brigade Staff in
1815; at the capture of Joorin, Bunder, Anjar, and Kbuncoote in 1816, Dhingce and Dwarka.
Action and capture of Poena, 17th March 1817 (Medal). At Ashtee, 2l8t Feb. 1818, the
Mahratta General Gokla killed, and Satteria Rcya captured. Storm and capture of Boojee
Fort in Cntch, March 1819. Capture of the forts of Kass-el-Kyma and Zama, 8th and 22n(l
Dec. 1819. Served also in Arabia in 1812, and was present in the action of Beni-Boo-Ali,
2nd Mareh.
34 Colonel FardTce-Buehan served with the 74th Highlanders in the Kaffir war in 1851
(Medd). Berred auo with the Scots Fusilier Guards at the siege of Sebastopol (Medal and
Claapb ud 5th GfaM of the MMyidie).
Ill Wat Services of Retired Cohneli.
85 Colonel William Prater senred in the Peninanla and aonth ^ Fnaea witk the OSnd, frott
October 1813 to the end of that war in 1814, and has receiTed the War Medal with om Claip
for the Nive, in which battle he was sererelj wounded.
86 Colonel Gauntlett was actively employed against the Maroons in the West Indiea. Seffsd
also the camixiign in Egypt
87 Colonel Oawler served in the Feninsnla with the 52nd Regt.from Not. 1811 to the ead af
that war in 1 814, including the siege and assault of Badi^oa, battles of Vittoria, Past of Vera, the
Nivelle, the Nive, Orthes, and Toolonse, besides varioos minor affairs. Served also ikm aass-
paign of 1815, and was present at the battle of Waterloo. Wounded below tho right kaee by
a masket-shot at the storming of Badajos, and in the neok by a musket-shot at San Mnnoa. He
has received the War Medal with seven Clasps.
88 Colonel Gibbes served with the 40th Regiment in South America in 1806-07 , and was
at the storming of Monte Video, at Sacramento de Coionna, and attack on Boenoa Ajies.
Served as Deputy Assistant-General to the 4th Division at Walcheren in 1809, and waa at the
attack on Ter Vere and siege of Flushing.
89 Colonel Oloster served in the Peninsula with tlie 61st from Oct. 1809 to the end of
that war in 1814, including the battles of Bnsaco and Fuentes d'Onor, siege of the forts at
Salamanca, battles of Salamanca, the Pyrenees (28th July to 2nd Aug.), the Nivelle, the Ifive
(9th to Idth Dec.)t Orthes, and Toulouse. Wounded in the left arm at the battle of Salamanea,
and through the right breast at Toulouse, the ball passing through the right lobe of tbo loags
and out at the back. He has received the War Medal with seven Clasps.
40 Colonel Gordon served in the Peninsula with the 5th Dragoon Guards and waa prsMBt at
the battle of Salamanca, for which he has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
42 Colonel William Graham (9 F.) served at the siege of Flushing in 1800, and aftarwarda In the
Peninsula, including the blockade of Bayonne. Subsequently in the American war, indlndingthe
action at Bladen sburg and capture of Washington, action near Baltimore, and thoee in front of
New Orleans on the 20th Dec. 1814; and 8th Jan. 1815; also at the taking of Fort Bowyer.
43 Colonel Gregory served in the American war in 1814 and 15, and oommanded a gimiboat
belonging to the Flotilla under Commander Owen, on Lake Ontario, for whioh ha tooimd the
thanks of the Naval Commander-in-Chief.
44 Colonel Hall served at the capture of the Isle of France in 1810; on the eatpoditkm Co
Java in 1811, including the actions at Batavia and Weltevreiden, storming the ontraiehad
lines at Fort Cornelis, storming the heights of Serandole, and capture of the fort of Samarang.
Present also at the siege and storming of Bhurtpore in 1825^. He has recdved the War Medal
with one C'asp for Java.
45 Sir Charles Hamilton commanded the 1st Battalion Seots Fusileer Guarda at the battle of
Alma, and had his horse shot under him (Medal and Clasps).
46 Colonel J. P. Hamilton served as a ()omet-in the Sooton C^reya in the ai m y onMiiiinilail by
the Duke of York in Flanders and Holland during the campaign of 1794, and waa praMBi in
the action near Cateau, and subsequently at tho nege of Nimegnen — having previously to the
latter been promoted to a Lieutenancy in the Greya by the Duke, for oonvaying veij impotlmt
despatches, under difficult and perilous circumstanoea, to the Prinee of Orange, than ooauamd*
ing the Dutch Army. In May 1813 he commanded a Battalion at the battle of CaataUa» mui In
the same year waa second in command in the attack and oaptnre of the fiirtrasa of Balttmr in
Catalonia. In the spring of 1814 he joined the Duke of Wellington's army aa Tiwit ffnlnnsl
of the 83rd Regiment.
48 Colonel Harris served the campaign of 1808-9 aa a Deputy- Assiatani-Qaartar-liMiw-
General to Sir David Baird's Division, and was present at the principal operatioiia of tba anqTt
and at the battle of Corunna, for which he has received the War Medal with one Claai,
60 Sir Robert Chambre Hill served on the Continent in 1794 and 95. Easbarked with the
Blues for the Peninsula in Oct 1812. Soon after his arrival in Lisbon, waa orderad to take
command of the Household Brigade of Cavahry, which he oommanded at and fbr aoBO tloM after
the battle of Vittoria, for which he has received the Gold MedaL Present also at the aetaosia in
the Pyrenees; and subsequently with Lord Hill's Division until after the battle of the 13th Dec
1813 near Bayonne. Served also the campaign of 1815, in oommand of the Regiment* indiiiiiig
the action on the 17th June, and battle of Waterloo, where he was severely wounded. Ho has
the War Medal with one Clasp; and is a Knight of Maria Theresa of Austria, and 4tk Gkaa of
St. Anne of Russia.
51 Colonel the Honourable Wm. Noel Hill served in the Burmese war, in 1895 Mid 86
(Medal), and was present in the actions of Prome and Tandwayn.
62 Colonel Hogge served the campaign hi Calabria under Sir John Stuart and wai pwisat
with the 20th at the battle of Maida. He served afterwarda in the Penhasula with the SOth Baft.,
and was present at the battles of Vimiera (wounded), Corunna, Vittoria, Pyrenees, NiveDe^ Nnre,
Orthes, and Toulouse. He has received the War Medal with nine Clasps.
63 Sir Ord Honyman served with the Grenadier Guards in the campaign of 1814 in HoUaad,
and was present at the Bombardment of Antwerp and Storming of Bergen>op-Zooai whafo he
oommanded the leading sub-division of the storming party of this GrenMier Guarda.
65 Colonel Ilorton served in the Peninsula with the 71st Regt. and was present at the battleaof
Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has received the War Medal with four Cla^a.
He served also the Waterloo campaign.
60 Colonel Uuehes served in the Peninsula from 1809 to 1814, including the firai aLsya of
Badajos, and the battles of Busaco, Vittoria (wounded), Salamanca, and the Pyranea^ hnaMsi
various minor actions and skirmishes. Present at Waterloo on the 16th, 17th and IBlli Jwity
MBd WMM wounded on the 18th, He haa received Uie War Medal with four Ckspa* :.
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War Semen qf Retired CohmeU. 112
57 ColOBd fMm HoaoanUe H« Halj Hvlduiiaon joined the Army in the FeniniuU on the
19th Jalj 1811, and wm ihortl/ afterwmrdi appointed to a Troop in the 4th rortugueee
CaTalrft bat waa eonploTed principally on the Staff until the oonclnsion of the war in 1814.
Ha waa pceitnt in moat of th« affairs in which Lord Hill's Division was engaged, particularly
at the avpriae of the Bridge of Ahnaras ; and he was one of the first who gsTC information
that tha Sraioh had pasaed the Tormea. He lerred also the Waterloo campaign.
68 Colonel Irwin served in the Peninsula from April 1809 to Feb. 1814, including the
capUire of Oporto, battlea of Tela? era and Fnentes d'Onor, siege of Bad^joz, siege and storm of
Cindad Bodrigo, siege of Badajoi and capture of the castle by escalade (7 th April 1812>, bottle
of Salamanra^ capture of Madrid and the Retire, battles of Vittoria and the Pyrenees, besides
various aflkirs and Skirmishes on the ad?ance and retreat of the army. Served also the Kandyan
campaign of 1817 and 18 in Ceylon. He has received the War Medal with nine Clasps.
50 Colonel Jodreli served in Sicily in 1806 and 1807. He went to Cadis in March 1810, and
TCOMiaed ttiara till April 1811, having been present at the battle of Barrosa. In Sept 1812 he
joined the Duke of Wellington's army in the Peninsula, and served there until the end of that
war in 1818. He has received the War Medal with three Clasps for Barrosa, Nivelle, and Nive.
00 Colonel Keana served with the 28rd Regt. on the expedition to the north of Germany in
1805 ; in Portugal and Spain under Sir John Moore, including the retreat to, and the battle of,
Comnna. Served altarwarda in the Peninsula with the 7th Hussars, and as Aide-de-Camp to
Sir Hmaay Virian, from November 1813 to the end of the war in 18 14, including the battles of
Uie Nive, Orthes, Mid ToolovsOi Also the campaign of 1815 in the same capacity, and waa
praaeBt at the battle of Waterloo and capture of Paris. He has received the War Sledal witli
four Claapa ftnr Comnna, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse.
61 Colonel Kyle served in the Peninsula with the old 94th, from Jan. 1810 to the end of the
war in 1814, including the defence of Cadiz, lines at Torres Vedras, actions at Redinha, Casal
Novo^ Fosd'Aroooe, and Sabngal; battle of Fnentes d^Onor, second siege of Badsioz, action at
£1 Bodon, siege and atorm of Ciudad Rodrigo (slightly wounded), third siege of Badinoz, and
storming of Fort Pioorina, where he was severely wounded in leadingthe 94th party 3rd Division
to one OT the moat desperate assaulta that took place during the war; retreat to Portugal, battlea
of Vittoria, the Pvrenees, Nivelle, and Orthes; action at Vie Bigorre, and battle of Toulouse.
He has received the Qold Medal for Vittoria, ( having succeeded to the command of the Regi*
meat); and the Silver War Medal with eight Clasps.
03 Colonel Lena served with the 15th Hussars during the campaigns of 1813, 14, and 15, in
the Peninsula, France, and Flanders, and was present at the battle of Waterloo, also at the
battlea of Orthes and Toulouse, for which he has received the War Medal with two Ciusps.
63 Colonel Lwoelles served with the 1st RegL of Guards in the Peninsula in 1813 and 1814,
and haa received the War Medal with two Clasps for the battles of the Nivelle and the Nive.
He aerved alao the campaign of 1815, including the battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo, and
takiiiff of Peronna.
64 Colonel Le Blane served in the Peninsula with the 4th Regt. and was present at tlie battles
of Coranna, Foentea d'Onor, Salamanca, and Vittoria, and at the sieges of Badajoz, and St. Sebas-
tian (sevcraly womuled at the aasault and capture), for which he has received the W^ar Medal with
six Claapa. He served alao the Waterloo campaign.
6ft Goknal LesUaaarved with the 29th Regt. on the secret expedition under Sir Brent Spencer,
and anbaaquently in the Peninsula from Aug. 1808 to Dec. 1811, and again from Feb. 1813,
inelodinff the battlea of Roleia and Vimiera, capture of Oporto, battle oi Talavera, first siege
of Bad^0B» and battle of Albnhera, beaides akirmishea and aflErays at outf^osts. At the batSe
of Talavera ha waa aeverely wounded in the right leg, where the ball still remains. He has
reoeivad tha War Medal with four Clasps.
66 Cokmal Linton served the campaign of 1815 with the 6th Dragoons, and was present at
the battle of Waterloo.
67 Colonel Lowe served with the 16th Lancers at the siege of Bhurtpore in 1825-G, and was
wounded.
68 Colonel i^««*^«« landed in Portugal 1st Aug. 1808 with the 9th Regt., and served tbrough-
ool tha whole of the Peninsular war, including the battles of Roleia and Vimiera, passage of the
Dooro, daftnea of Tarifa, affsirs on the retreat from Burgoa in 1812, siege and btorming of San
Oahntian (twice wounded, and commanded the false attack on the breach on the night of the
29th of Aug.), passages of the Bidassoa (shot through the body) and Adour, several affairs con-
naalsd with the investment of Bayonne, and also the repulse of the sortie, besides a variety of
minor affiurs, and other desultory services during the Peninsular war. Proceeded to Canada
with his Regiment, and served the campaign of 1814. He has received the War Medal with
fbnr Clasps for Roleia, Vimiera, Vittoria, and St. Sebastian.
70 Coloael Macpberton served in Hanover in 1805 and 6 ; at Buenos Ay res in 1807 ;
n Portugal and Spain from July 1808 to Jan. 1809, including the battles of Roleia and Vi-
miera ; action at Lugo, and battle of Corunna. With the expedition to Walchcren, and siege
of Finabing, where he waa wounded ; the Peninsular campaigns from May to Dec. 1812, includ"
ing the batUa of Salamanca, where he was severely wounded. He hai rL>ccivod tho War Medal
wtth four Clasps.
71 Colonel Madoa served the campaign of 1815 with the 5th Dra<;oons, and was present at
the battle of Waterloo.
78 Lord James Murray served with the Scots Fusilier Guards the Eastern campaign from ]8lh
et. 18M to the 88th Jan. 1855, including the battles of Baluklava and InkcrmaM, si<>ge of ^$e-
Hmtopol, and sortie of 86th October (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Cla-s of the Medjiaie).
74 Coiimdl Boben Owen served with the 7dad Regt. at the capture of Uie C\&.v^ q1 ^^^^
Ho^ Md htttla of BMberg'm 1800.
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118 War 8emce9 ofBeiired LieutenmU Cobneb.
76 ColoDcl Pratt senred with the 8Snd at the siege and captnra of Capenliagwi in 1607; in
Portugal and Spain in 1808-9, Including the battlet of Robia and Vimierai nftnat to, and
battle of, Conmna, for wliich lie has received the War Uedal with three Claepa. At WalehoKa
in 1809, and was Mverely wounded at the investment of Flushing. In 1813 he was appointed
to the Quarter-Master-General's staff of the army on the eastern coast of Spain, and served with
a portion of that army in Italy and in tlie South of France until the close of the war in 1814.
77 Colonel Reynardson served with the Grenadier Guards the Eastern campaign of 1854, in-
cluding the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Scbastopol (Medal and Clasps, and CB),
78 Uolonel Richardson served with the Royal Horse Guards in Spain and F^ranee from Dec
1813 to the end of the war in 1814, and has received the War Medal with one Clasp loir IVinlonsa.
79 Colonel Riddlesden served in the Peninsula with the Royal Horse Guards and was present
at the battles of Yittoria and Toulouse, for which he has received the War Medal with two
Clasps. He served also the Waterloo campaign.
80 Colonel J. M. RoberUon served with the 25th Regt. at the taldng of Maddra In 1807;
at the capture of Guadaloupe in 1810, and again in 1815.
81 Colonel Salwey served the campaigns of 1813 and 14, with the Coldstream Qiiaida» and
was present at nearly all the actions in the Pyrenees, the crossing of the Bidasaoa, ea|»tnfa of
St Jean de Lui, battle of the Nivelle, heights of Bidart, crossing the Adonr, invastment of
Bayonne, and repulse of the sortie. He has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
82 Colonel Saunderson served at Malta and in Sicily. In the Light Battalion ondar Sur
James Kempt on the expedition to Naples in 1806. Accompanied the Snd Battalion of the 39tk
Regt to the Penlnsnla in 1809, and was present at the battle of Bnsaco, in Uie retreat to tho
Lines at Torres Vedras, and the advance from thence; re-oaptnre of Campo Mayor, investment
and opening of the trenches before Badajoi, battle of Albuhera (slightly wounded), capture of a
strong Division of the French army under General Gerard at Arroyo de Molino, where he was
severely wounded by a musket-shot, which fractured his skull, and was sent to TCwglM'^ for
recovery. Rejoined the army in the Peninsuls, and acted as Deputy- Judge- Advooate. After
the battle of Toulouse embarked with a Division of the army for Canada, where he was appointed
to the Quarter-Master-General's Department, and was present at the affair of Plattaborg. He
has received the War Medal with two Clasps for Busaoo and Albuhera.
84 Colonel Skip with commanded the 43d Ltlnf. in the Kaffir war of 1851-53 (Medal).
85 Colonel TuUoch served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, with the 42nd Regiment, in«
eluding the battles of Alma and Balaklava (commanded tho Regiment), and siege of Sebastopol
(Medal and Clasps, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
86 Colonel Vandeleur served in the Peninsula with the 71st Light Infantry, and afterwards
with the 12 th Light Dragoons, and was present at the battles of Fuentes d'Onor (aevenly
wonnded), Yittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Nive, for which ho has received the War Medal
with five Clasps. He served also the Waterloo campaign.
87 Colonel vicars served with the 61st Regt in the Pun jaub campaign of 1848-49, indnding
the passage of the Chenab, and battles of Ss^oolapore, Chillianwallah, and Goojerat^ and pur-
suit of the enemy to the Khyber Pass (Medal and two Clasps).
88 Colonel Robert Wallace served the campaign of 1815 in the King's Dragoon Gitaidi» and
was present at the battle of Waterloo.
89 Colonel Walpole served the campaign against the Rajah of Coorg in 1834, with tlia 39th
Begiment
90 Colonel Ward served in the Peninsula, and has received the Gold Medal and two Cla^ fior
Salamanca, Badajoz (severely wounded at the assault), and the Pyrenees i and the Silver War
Medal with one Clasp for Busaco.
91 Colonel John Wildman served in the Peninsula, France, and Flanders, with the 7th
Hussars, and was present at the battle of Waterloo. He has received the War Medal with one
Clasp for Orthcs.
92 Colonel Wood served the Waterloo campaign with the 14th Foot.
93 Colonel Woodeate embarked with the 5 th Battalion of the 60th Regt on the expedition to
Portugal in 1808 under Sir Arthur Wellesley, and was present at the battles of Roleia, Vimiera,
Talavera, and Busaco; action at Sabogal, battle of Fuentes d'Onor (wonnded), siege CKf Badajos
in 1811 ; action at £1 Bodon, siege and capture of Ciudad Rodrigo. He has received the Gold
Medal for Fuentes d*Onor, and the Silver War Medal with five Clasps for Roleia, Yimiara,
Talavera, Busaco, and Ciudad Rodrigo.
94 Sir Henry Wyatt served the campaigns of 1814 and 15, with the 1st Life Guards, and was
present at the battle of Toulouse, and capture of Paris. He has received the War Medal with
one Clasp.
95 Colonel Charles Wyndham served in the Peninsula with the 10th Hussars, and was present
at the battles of Yittoria, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has received the War Medal with
|hree Clasps.
fVar Services of the Lieutenant Colonels xvJio have retired from the Service*
1 Lieut.Coloncl Alexander, served] in the Peninsula and South of France from 1812 to the
end of that war in 1814, including the battles of Yittoria (wounded), Maya Pass, the Pyrenees
28th, 29th; 30th, and 31st July 1813), Nivelle, St. Palais, Nive, Bayonne, Orthes Aire, Tarbes,
and Toulouse. He has received the War Medal with six Clasps.
2 Lieut Colonel Anderson's services: — Expedition to Calabria, including the battle of
Maida and subsequent operations, and capture of the fortress of Catrone; exp^tion to Bcypt-
in 1807} Peninsula from April 1809 to Jan. 1818, induding the battles of Talavera ^wooima}
Wmr Servieei ofBetirsd Lieyimumi Colmeb. 114
id Buirn^ wtwl to te Vmm of Toms Ysdrat, and Tarioof affiun theret with the adTaoM
i Bipiii^a], battit of FoABtM d*Ooor, and niany other nffiun and •kirmiihet. Serted at
« eapCnre of Onadalonpe In 1815. Commaiided a Brigade at the battle of Punaiar (Medal ),
id wai MTerclj wonnded at its head when in the aet of charging the enemy*! guns. He haa
eeived the War Medal with four Clasps for Maida, Tala^era, fiutaco, and Fuentca d'Onor.
3 Ueot.Col. Androa served with ihe 65tb Regt. during the camiiaigns of 1814 and 1816 in
nierat and Katcb, and was present at the capture of the Forts of Joosin, Aiijar Khuncoote,
'hingee, and Dwarka. Served also throughout the Mahratta campaigns of 1810, 17, and 18,
idnding the battle before and subsequent capture of Poonah, and the aflfkir of Ashtee. Has
oelved the Medal for Poonah.
4 Lieut.Colonel Armstrong served at the capture of Genoa in 1814, and subsequently in the
marican war, including the capture of Washington, attack before Baltimore 13th Sfpt. 1814 ;
id on New Orleans, 8Lh Jan. 1815, where he was wounded and taken prisoner. Present when
rmham's Town was attacked by about ten thousand Kaffirs, 22nd April 1810, and who were
•pulsed with gxeat slaughter by three hundred men under the command of Colonel Wiltshire.
ommanded in the Kat River Settlement during the Kaffir war of 1834-5, and w ^ thanked in
eaeral Orders for his defence of that locality against an attack of Kaffin on the 19th Feb. 1835.
erved also throughout the whole of the Kaffir war of 1846-7, and was present at the attack on
la Amatola, 10th April 1840, and two subsequent days' engagement.
€ LcCulonel AfUey served with the Soots Fusilier Guards in the Eastern campaign of 1894
DtQ severely woimded at the battle of Alma. Served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol, from
May 1855 (Medal and two clasps. Brevet of Mi^or, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
7 Lieut.Colonel Baddeley served with the 49th Regt. in China (Medal), and was present at
moy, Chusan (2nd capture), Ningpo, Segoan, Chapoo, Woosung, and Chin Kiang Foo, at
hich last he was twice wounded — once dangerously by a ball which fractured the thigh-bone.
8 LLCokmel Bamoy served at the defence of Tanifa in 1811-lS; also at the capture Gna-
skmpeaad the Saintea in 1815.
10 Lient.Colonel Barton's services : — Eipcdition to Walcheren; Peninsula firom April, 1812,
» the end of the war, including the cavalry afiairs at Castrajon, Quintana de Puenta, and Mon-
itero ; battles of Salamanca and Vittoria, and ^ioge of San Sebastian. Served also at Woterloo.
12 Sir Henry Bayly served the campaign of 1808-9, including the battle of Corunna ; on
le Walcheren Expedition also, and was present at the siege of Flushing. Embarked with the
1st Light Infantry for Lisbon in 1811, and was present at the battle of Fuentcs d*Onor, covering
le siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, second siege of Badajoz, storming the Fort of S(. Christoval,
Sdr near Val Moresco, battle of Salamanca, capture of Madrid and the Retiro, covering the
ege of Bofgoef retreat into Portugal, battles of Vittoria, the three days in the Pyrenees, and
a tha heights of Lasaca in front of Sebastian, where he lost his left arm and was shot in his
ght arm. Has received the War Medal with five Clasps. Served three years in the Ionian Islands.
13 l4eut.CoIonel Beckham served the Peninsular campaigns of 1812, 13, and 14.
14 LLCoLThoa. Bell served with the 48th at the blockade of Malta, and siege of La Valetta.
Jao in the Penintula from 1809 to the end of that war in 1814, including the passage of the
^onro, battle of Albuhera (wounded), actions at Aldea de Ponte and Fuente Gumaldo, siege of
indlad Bodrigo, aii«e smd assault of BadigoB (severely wonnded), battles of Salamanca, the
yreneea, NlveUe, Orthes, and Tonlonse. He has received the Gold Cross for Salamanca,
yrenees, Nivelle, and Orthes, having on those ocoaaions commanded the regiment ; and the
liver War Medal with four CUsps for Albnhera, Cindad Rodrigo, Badajoz, and Toulouse.
15 LientColonel Hon. W. S. Bernard served in the Peninsula in the 07th Regt.— at the
ege of Cadii and battle of Barrosa ; and in the 4th Dragoons on the retreat from Burgos
VtLT Medal with one Clasp for Barrosa.
17 Lt Colonel Blennerhasset served with the 71st Lt.Infantry at the siege and fall of Sebas-
>po], from 20 Dee. 1854 to 18 Feb. 55 (Medal and Clasp). Served also in the Indian campaign.
19 LtColonel Blount served with the 68th Light Infantry the Eastern campaign of 1854-
5, inelnding the battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Claops,
ireret of LtColonel, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Cla«s of the Medjidie).
30 Lt.Colonfll Edward Bond served with the 53rd Regt. in the Sutlej campaign in 1846, and
'MM present at the affair of Buddiwd, and actions of Aiiwal and Sobrann (Medal and Clasp).
21 LtColonel Henry Bond served in the 17th Light Dragoons at the taking of Anjar in Ciitch
I 1816 : also throughout the Mahratta campaign of 1817 and 18. He was pro8ont with t)ie 11th
ight Dragoons at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore in 1 825-0 (Medal). Accompanietl the 3rd
.ight Dragoons into Afff^anistan with the force under Sir George Pollock, and was pres<'nt at
ie forcing of the Khyber Pass, and in every engagement in tlie advance of the army on CabonI :
Iso commanded the Rear Guani on three different occasions, — engaged tlie enciny at Tezeeu and
ugdulluck, and safely covered and protected tlie whole of the baggage of the army, notwith-
Andin^r the repeated attacks of the enemy ( Medal).
Sd Lieut.Colonel Bouham was present with the 50th Regiment in the battle of Pnnninr
Medal). He served also the campaign on the Sutkj (Mc<lul and three Ciusps), in 1845-0,
idnding the battles of Moodkee, Ferozeshah, Aiiwal, and Sobraon (dangerously wounded). la
II these actions he commanded the Light Company.
23 Sir Edward Brackenbury served with the 01st Regiment in Sicily, in Calabria, at Scylla
laatle, and at Gibraltar, in 1807-8. In the Peninsula from 1800 to the end of that war in
tll4. Including the battles of Talavera and Busaco, Lines at Torres Vedrasi, pursuit of the French
wn Portngaly battle of Fuentcs d'Onor, storming and capture of Badajoi — horse shot in ad-
115 War Servicu of Betired lAeuieiumi-'CQhmA.
Tancing to the attack ; battle of Salamanca^took a piece of artillery from the enemy, gaarded
by four soldiers close to their retiring colunm, without any near or loimediAte support; retreat
from Burgos, actions at Villa Muriel and Osma (horse shot), battle of Vittoria, stegOt two
assaults and capture of San Sebastian, passage of the Bidassoa, battles of the Ni?eUe and the Nive,
actions in front of Bayonne near the Mayor's house, on the lOth, 11th, and ISth Dee. (sli^ly
wounded and liorse shot), blockade of Bayonne and ropulso of the sortie. Hai raceiTed the War
Medal with nine Clasps ; is a Knight of St. Fernando of Spain ; a Knight of the Tower aai
Sword, and a Commander of St. Bento d'Avis of Portugal
25 Lt.Colonel E. J. V. Brown served with the 88th Regt the Eastern campaign of 1854-56^
including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps,
Brevet Major, Sardinian Medal, and 6th Class of the MM\jidie).
26 Lt.Colonel Gustavus Brown served in Holland in 1704, and was taken prisoner at the surrender
of Grave. Served afterwards in the West Indies with the 60th from the commencement of 1706 to
June 1809, and was present at the captures of St. Lucia and Grenada, the attack on Porto Rieo,
and surrender of Surinam. Proceeded to the Peninsula in 1810, and was attached to the Portn«
guoso service ; present at the battle of Buaaco and attack on the forts of Salamanca ; commanded
the 9th Ca^ores at the battle of Salamanca, siege of Burgos (from 19th Sept. to 81st Oct),
blockade of Pampeluna, actions in the Pyrenees near Pampeluna from 28th to SOth July ; aetioiii
near Ordax on the Olst Aug. and 7th Oct., battles of the Nivelle and Nive, aod action near Ba-
yonne on the 13th Doc. During the above service he was three times wounded. He baa received
the Gold Cross for Salamanca, Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Nive.
27 LieutCoIonel B. P. Browne served the campaign of 1815 with the 11th Dragoona, and was
present at the battle of Waterloo. Also at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore, under Lord Com-
bermere, in 1825-6 ; and was a volunteer for the dismounted cavalry storming party.
28 Licut.Colonel George Browne served with the 2drd Regiment in Portugal and Spain, in
1808-9, including the retreat to, and battle of Corunna. On the expedition to Waleheren in
1809; the Peninsula campaigns of 1810, 11, 12, and 13, including the siege of Ollvenca, first
investment of Badajoz, battle of Albubera, affairs of Fuentc Guinaldo and Aldea de Poote, eiege
of Ciudad Rodrigo, siege and assault of Badajoz, battle of Salamanca, retreat from Madrid,
affair at Osma, and battles of Vittoria and the Pyrenees. Very se\-ere1y wounded at the aasauH
of Badajoz, slightly at Salamanca, and wounded at the Pass of Roncesvalles in the Pyrenees.
29 J^LColonel the Hon. J. L. Browne served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 with thm 2l8t
Regt., including the battles in the Crimea and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Claapa, and 6(k
Claas of the Mecyidie).
30 Ueut.Colonel Bruce served in the Peninsula with the 70th Regt. from 1813 to the end of
that war in 1814, including the battles of the Pyrenees on the 28tb, 20th, and 30th July, the
hlockade of Pampeluna, battles of the Nivelle and the Nive (10th to 13th Dec), inTestment of
Bayonne, and battle of Toulouse. Served also the campaign of 1815, and was aererely wounded
at Waterloo.
31 LtColonel Bnnbury served in the Peninsula from 1808 to the end of the war, iaoloding
the capture of Oporto, battles of Talavera and Barrosa. He was Major of Brigade to the tote
which defended Tarifa (at the investment of whidi he had his horse shot under him), aft the
capture of Seville, defence of the bridge of Puente Largo near Aranjnes. He waa praeftot at
the battles of the Nivelle and of the Nive (severely wounded), investment of Bajoane, and
commanded the 6th Cassadorea at the battle of Toulouse. He commanded the troopa, and waa
employed on various services for four years in New Zealand, firom the estabUahaaent of the
settlement until 1844, — ^towarda the close of which year he was wrecked on one of the AadaMan
Islands, — and he commanded the troops and crews of the transports Briton and Bwm^wtmU, for
fif^-one days, where, under the most trying yet providential eiroumstancea, the lirea of ahoal
500 troops and seamen, and 104 women and children, were presenred* He commanded tbo SOth
throughout the campaign on the Sutlej (Medal), including the battles ef Moodkee fw^MUHied)^
Feroieshah (horse snot under him), and Sobraon. He has the War Medal and five Claape.
32 Lt.Colonel C. S. Burdott served with the Coldst. Guards at the siege and fall of Sebaatopol
from Dec. 1854 (Medal and Oasp, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
33 Lieut.Colonel Francia Alex. Burton served at the siege of Sebastopol (Medal and CJIaap).
34 Licut.Colonel Caine ser\od in the Nepaul campaign of 1815, and was present in action at
Jeetghur. In the Deccan war of 1817 and 18, including the action at Jhnbbulpore, where he
carried tlic regimental colour of the 17th in the attack of the heights defended by the Arabe. He
was Major of Brigade at the assault and capture of Bhurtpore, and was present during the whole
of the siege : wounded by a i^rape shot in tlie left foot whilst charging the enemy's goes on the
day of the capture. He commanded the Grenadiers of tlie 26tli at the capture of Chusen
(Medal) 5th July 1840, and was Britith Commissioner, and Military Magistrate of that island
until iU evacuation in Feb. 1841. He has been in iisia from the commencement of hia acrvice to
the present period, having le(^ India in 1840 with the China expedition ; and he is now employed
as Lieut.-Governor of Hong-Kong. Has received the Indian War Medal with two Claspa for
Nepaul and Bhurtpore.
35 JJout.Coloncl Cadell served at the siege of Copenhagen, in 1807 ; with the expedition la
Sweden, and adcrward to the Peninsula, including the battle of Corunna ; with the expedition te
Waleheren, in 1801); the Peninsula campaigns from 1811 to the end of that war in IdU^ in-
cluding the following battles, sieges, &c., viz. :— Barrosa (slightly wounded), Cadii, Arroya di
Molino, Almaraz (reduction of forts), Vittoria, Pyrenees (25th to Slst July), Nivelle, Nive, 81.
Palais, Orthes, and Toulouse* Served al4o the campaign of 1815, and was prewnt at tha battfa
of Waterloo.
JF&r 8emee$ of Retired Lieutmutnt'Cohmeb. 1 16
87* lientColoiMl CamillMn Mrred the oaiwiign in Ai%hMiiBtan and Bolooohiitan (8rd
ClaM of tiie IXMunnefe Bmpire), and oommandea £• R^gt. at the ataault and captnn of the
fotCaeai of Ghnmee (Medal), mm at the aaaaolt and oaptore of the fortreae and citadel of Khelat,
Heooflimanded the f oroea, ai a Brigadier, in the Sonthem Conoan and Sawant Warree Country
during the eampaign of 1844 and 45.
90 Sir Blehard Cbarch served at the Ferrol in 1800; the Egyptian campaign of 1801, inclading
the aetiona of the 8th, IStb, and Sift March, and taking of Alexandria, ^rved afterward! in
Naplee, Sidly, and Calabria, and was present at the battle of Maida, and defence of Capri, at
which last he was wounded in the head. At the capture of Ischia in 1809 ; on the expedition to
the Ionian Isles, and at the taking of Zante and Cephalonia. Severely wounded in an attack on
Btellanra, — left arm shattered by a musket-shot Sir Richard has received the War Medal with
one Clasp for Maida ; Grand Cross of St. George and Reunion, and Commander of St. Ferdi-
nand and Merit, of Nsfdes.
40 Lknt.CoIonel Clephane ser?ed the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of
Alma and Balaklava, siege of Sebastopol, assanlt on 18th June, expedition to Kertch and Yenikale
(Medal and three Clasps and Brevet of Lt. -Colonel, and Sardinian Medal).
41 Sir William Gierke served with the 52d Light Infantry in the Peninsula, and was present
at the battles of the I^vellcNive (9th, 10th, and 1 1 th Dec. 1813), Orthes,Tarbes, and Toulouse.
Swed also in the camnai^of 1815, and was present at Waterloo, and subsequently with the
Ann J of Ocoopation. Sir William has received the War Medal with four Clasps.
43 LieutColouel James R. Colthurst served in the Peninsula, and was present at the battles of
Coronna and Salamanca, for which he has received the War Medal with two Clasps. He served
also the campaign of 1815, and was slightly wounded at Waterloo.
44 Lient.Colonel Cowell Stepney served with the Coldstream Guards in the campaigns of
1810-11-13-13 in Portugal and Spain. Was present with his Regt. in the retreat from Busaeo,
Lines at Torres Vedras, advance after Massena to Santarem, and the French army's subsequent
retreat to Portugal, aflkirs of Redlnha and Fox d'Arouce, battle of Fuentes d'Onor, siege of
Ciodad Rodrigo, covering army of Badajox, battle of Salamanca, affSur of Larena, siege of
Burg<ns (led a storming party, 18th Oct.) retreat into Portugal, advance into Spain, affkir of
0«na, battle of Vittoria, aflkir of Tolosa, siege of St. Sebastian, and aflfhir on the Bidassoa, after
which he left the army for England in command of a detachment in charge of the garrison
ol St. Sebastian as prisoners of War. In 1814 he was at the bombardment of the French fleet at
Antwerp. In 1615, Waterloo campaign and capture of Paris. In 1810-18, with army of
Occupation in France. Has the War Medal with four Clasps and the Waterloo Medal and is a XH»
46 Lieut.Colonel Crowe served in the Peninsula with the 32nd Regt., from July 1811 to the
sad of that war in 1814, including the support of the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, and covering the
ilege of Badajoa, action at Usagre, siege and itorming the forts and battle of Salamanca, siege of
Bargoa, netkms before Bayonne, and battle of Orthea. Served also the campaign of 1815, and
was aeversly wounded at Quatre Bras.
48 Iiaut.Co1onel Hon. P. F. Cust served with the 3rd Dragoon Guards in the Peninsula from
April 1809 to Uie end of that war in 1814, except the year 1812; and he was present at the
battlaa of Talatera and Bnsaeo, in all the aflkirs with his Regiment on the Retreat to the Linea
of UaboQi and lastly at the battle of Toulouse. He has received the War Medal with three Clasps.
40 UeutColonel Hon. R. A. O. Dalxell served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, with the
8Srd Regiment, indndiog the actions in the Crimea and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps
and Sardinian Medal).
50 Sir William de Bathe served as Aide-de-Camp to Sir John Stuart in the different operationa
In the Mediterranean and defence of Sicily (wounded) when attacked by Murat, also in the ex-
pedition to the Bay of Naples and reduction of Ischia and Procida, and received the Order of
St. Ferdinand of Merit, Subsequently he served in the Peninsula, and was present during the
relranft from Burgoa, and in the battles of Nivelle and Nive, for which he hss the War Medal
with two Clasps. In 1813 he embarked for America, was present at the attacks upon Washington,
Jteltfanore, and New Orleans, and was mentioned in the despatches for personal bravery in the
field, for which he was promoted Brevet Major.
51 Lient.Colonel H. R. Digby served witli the 52nd Regt. with the Walcheren Expedition in
1800y and subsequently in the Peninsula in the Light Division, including the siege of Ciudad Ro-
drigo, retreat fW>m Burgos, battle of Vittoria, advance in the Pyrenee«, affair of Tarbes and D'Oleron,
and battle of Orthes and Toulouse on the stafTof Sir Andrew Barnard (War Medal with four Clasps).
52 LtColonel De Visme has the War Medal with one Clasp for the battle of Fuentes d'Onor.
53 Lt.Colonel J. A. Digby served with the 12th Lancers in the Kaffir war of 1851-53 (Medal).
Served irith the Orenadicr Guards before Sebiwtopol (Aledal and Clasp)
54 Llcut.Colonel Dillon served in the expedition to St. Domingo in 1809. Served also in
Cliina (Medal), and was present at the first capture of Chusan, storm and capture of the heights
■hove Canton, and of the sea-batteries on Amoy, and subsequent capture of the city.
66 Ijt.Colonel M. T. Doyle tailed in 1805 with Lord Cathcart's expedition to Hanover, and
beinff ahipwrecked became a prisoner of war to the Dutch. In 1808 he went with Sir Arthur
Wmaley'a expedition to Portugal and was shot through the body at Roleia. In 1809 he was at
tiM aiege, sortie, and capture of Flushing, and storming of Fort Ramakins. In 1810, 1 1, and 12
he aerved in the Peninsula in Picton's Dirision, — in pursuit of Massena from Santarem, actiona
■I F^anbal, Redinha, BoUida, Condeixa, Sabugal, and Fuentes d' Onor ; siege of Badajox in
ISIlf eavahj affsir at £1 Bodon, siege and storm of Ciudad Rodrigo, siege and storm of Bada-
joa (a ball lodged in the eavi^ of Um cheat, lueztraoted— a bsll through the right arm, which
waa ^linteied — ^neck and head wounded) ; battle of Salamanca, capture of Madrid and the Be-
tim. Jm 1814 eabariied llnr Pa&adn in command of a dettfihmaiLi oi ^<d bi^— \«^ffSi^adLV«^
117 Wmt Bemcei of Retired lAeutenmU'Cohneh.
attaflkf on tliA Tnntport bj FriTftUen . Fteient with the Army tl FUtUboiK. H«hM|«-
oeiTod the War Medal with eeTen Claepi.
57 Lt.Ck>loiiel Drought Mrred in the Peninfula, France, and Flanden with the 18th Dm-
goons, and has receifed the War Medal with fife Claaps for Albahera, Yittoiia, NiveUe, Orthea^
and Toulonse.
69 LieutCoIoncl Falkiner served in the Peninsala with the Gist Regt., and was present at the
battlee of Talavera, Busaco, aud Salamanca, for which he has the War Medal with three Clups.
61 LientColonel Feilden served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, with the 44th Regt,
including the battles of Alma and lokerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
62 Lieut.Colonel Fcndell served in the Peninsula from 1809 to the end of the war, {"flwditg
tlio battles of Albuhera, IJsagre, Vittoria, and Toulonse.
64 Lord diaries FitzRoy was at the battle of Corunna, and served on the Waloberen Bzpe-
ditlon with the Guards. lu 1811, he joined Lord Hill's staff, and was present at the siege and
capture of Badiyos, battles of Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, Toulouse, and Waterloo,
and has received the War Medal with eight Clasps. He alao served two years with the Army of
Occupation in France.
65 Lieut.Colonel Flamank served in the Peninsula with the 51st Regt. from Jan. 1811, to
tlie end of that war in 1814, including the battle of Fuentes d'Onor, second siege of Radios,
oorering the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo and third siege of Badajoz, affair in front of Moieseo,
battle of Salamanca, retreat from Burgas, battlos of Vittoria and the Pyrenees (30th and Slst
July), passage of the Bidassoa, battles of Nivelle and St. P6, and battle of Orthea. Served also
the eampaign of 1815, includhig the battle of Waterloo and capture of Cambray.
66 LieuLColonel Jonathan Forbes accompanied the 78th Regiment to Holland aa a Yolnii-
teer, and was present in action at Merxem 13th January, also on the 3nd February 1814, and at
the bombardment of Antwerp. Served also the campaipn^ of 1814 and 1815 in Flanders.
68 Lieut.Colonel Forlong served the campaigns of 1813 and 1814, in Germany and Holland,
including the actions at Merxem, bombardment of Antwerp, and storming of Bergen*op->Zoom.
Served also the campaign of 1815, and was severely wounded at Quatre Bras — right collar bone
f^tured and ball Icdg^ in the right breast.
69 Lt.Coloncl the Hon. A. £. Fraser served the Eastern campaign of 1854 with the Scots
Fusilier Guards, including the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol and
sortie on the 96th Oct. (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Clasa of the
Medjidie).
70 Lt.Colonel Francis Fuller served with the 59th at the capture of the Cape of Good Hope in
1806; the Peninsular campaigns from Dec. 1812 to Feb. 1814, including the battle of Vittoria^
aiege of Ban SebastiaD, and battle of the Nive, where he waa wounded in the shoulder and
thigh. Campaign of 1815, including the battle of Waterloo, storming of Cambray, andeftptwe
of Paria. Commanded the regiment at the siege and capture of Bhnrtpore, in 1825-6, undir
Lord Combermere, and was slightly wounded in the arm. He haa received the Gold Medal
fior Ban Sebaatian, having commanded the regiment there i and the Silver War HsNial with
three Claaps fnr Vittoria, Nivelle, and Nive.
71 Lieut.Colonel F. H. Fuller proceeded to the Peninsula in 1808, and was present with tha
5drd Regt. at the capture of Oporto, battles of Talavera, Busaco, and Fuentea d'Onor, baaides
yarious ddrmishes. He has received the War Medal with two Clasps for Talavera and Bnanco.
78 Lieut.Colonel Gamer joined the 1st Batt«lion of the 40th Regt. in the Pyreoeaa in 1818,
and he served in the campaign of tliat and the following year. He has received the War Medal
with one Clasp for Nivelle.
73 LieuLColonel Girardot served in the Peninsula with the Coldstream Guarda from Jan.
1813 to the end of the War in 1814, and was present at the battle of Vittoria, the paaaa^e of the
Bidassoa, capture of St. Jean de Lux, battles of Nivelle and Nive, and investment of Bayonne,
and has received the War Medal with three Clasps. Served also with the Army of Ocenpation
in France.
74 Lieut.Colonel Grooch served in Holland in 1814, and commanded an advanced party in
protection of the ladders at the attack on Bergen-op-Zoom. Present with the Light Companies
of the second Brigade of Guards at the battle of Quatre Bras, and assisted in the defbnce of
Hoogonmont at the battle of Waterloo.
75 L1eut.Colonel Gordon served the campaigns of 1816, 17, and 18, in Malwa ; in the Persian
Gulf in 1810 and 20, and in Ava in 18*25 ond dO. Wounded at Donabew 26th March, and on
the Heights near Prome. 2nd Dec. 1825.
77 Lii'Ut.Colonel Henry Graham joined the Peninsular army in 1810, and was present at the
sieges of Ciudud Rodrigo and Badajoz, defence of Alba de Tormcs, attack on the Pass of Maya,
battles of Vittoria, Nivulle, Nive, and St. Pierre, Orthes, and Toulouse, besides various minor
affairs. He has received the War Modal with six Clasps.
70 Lieut.Co1onel Gunning served with the 70th Regt. at Ferrol in 1800; in Egypt in 1801,
under Sir Ralph Abercronihy, and was present at the actions of the 13th and 2l8t March, and
with the Division that took Grand Cairo. Proceeded to India in 1805, and was at Vellore, with
the 69th Regt. during the mutiny in the following year. Served with the Regt. at the capture
of the Lines and Country of Travancore, in 1800. Also at the captures of the island* of Boorl>on,
Mauritius, and Java ; at the storming of one of the Forts of tlic latter inland with six Companies
of the 69tli Regt. under Licut.-Colonel Macleod (who was killed) ; he was the first man that
entered the Fort. Medal for services in E^^ypt.
81 lient. Colonel Halkett served with the 2nd Light Infantry Battalion of the King'a Germaa
Legion on the expedition to the North of Germany in 1805-6. Landed on the Island of Rngn
iaJufyi907} wm employed at thaitoga of Stralsuidy and hi August re-embarked at Rqgen to
Wm Bemca rf Retired Ueuterumt^CoJoneU. 117a
opcnhageo, when Him btttalUm formed part of the hedoging coips. In April 1608 embarked
Ith Sir John Moore's army for Gtottenburg, and firom thence to Portugal ; belonged to the army
hich entered Spain with Sir John, and afterwarda retired through Gallicia. Accompanied the
cpedition to Walcheren, and was present at the siege of Flashing. In Jan. 181 1 embarked for
ortugal ; commanded the battalion at the battle of Albuhcra, and was at the siege of Badijoz in
UI ; commanded the battalion daring the campaign of 181*2, including the siege of the forts at
slamanca, action of the heights of Moresco, battle of Salamanca, and retreat from Burgos when
la Light Brigade K. O. L. formed the rear.guard with the cavalry, and repulsed the repeated
urges of the enemy's cavalry. In April 1813 embarked for the North of Germaxiy, and was
nployed in organizing the Hanoverian troops ; commanded a brigade of the same in Count Wal-
loden'a army, and was engaged at the battle of Qoerde, as also on several other occasions. In
an. 1814 commanded the centre of Uie corps which besieged and captured Gluckstadt. Com-
landfld the right of the corps which was employed at the blockade of Harburg. Served also the
impaign of 1815, and was present at the battle of Waterloo. He has reoeiv«l the Gold Medal
od one Clasp for the battles of Albuhera and Salamanca.
85 Lient-Colonel George Hall served in the Peninsula from January 1811 to Jane 1812, and
gain from October 1813 to the end of that war in 1814, including the battle of Fuentes d'Onor,
iegea of Ciadad Rodrigo and Badajoz (Mverely wounded), battle of the Nivc, Orthes, and Tou«
>nBe. Sored also the campaign of 1816, and was present at the battle of Waterloo.
S4 Lieut.Colonel Hammill ser\'ed the campaign of 1814 in Upper Canada.
86 LientCobnel Harding served in the Peninsula with the 5th Begt. from Augnst 1812, to
he end of that war in 1814, including the retreat from Burgos and Madrid, battle of Vittoriai
lockade of Pampelnna, battles of the Pyrenees from the 2Gth to the 29th July, the Nivelle and
he Nive (from 0th to ISth Dec.) ; passage of the G&ve d'Oleron, battle of Orthes, actions of Vic
iigorre and Tarbes, and battle of Toulouse.
86 SirT. IiToel Harris 8er?ed the campaipis of 1811, 1812, and 1813 in the Peninsula.
lerved with tlie Allied armies in Germany and France from the autumn of 1813 to the surrender
f Paris in 1814, and was present in the battles of Grossbcrgen and Dennewitz, and battles at
ieipeic of the 16th, 18th, and 19th October 1813. Passed the Rhine with Marshal Blucher's
rmy in January 1814, and was present in all its battles and engagements up to the capitulation
f Paris, Served the campaign of 1815, and was present at tlie battles of Quatre Bras and
V'aterloo, at which last he lost his right arm and was otherwise very severely wounded, and had
Jso two horses killed under him. He has received the War Medal with four Clasps fur the
>eninsnla; also the Order of Military Merit of Prussia, the Orders of ISt. Anne and of St.
Hadimlr of Russia, for services before the enemy.
87 Lt.ColoneI Q. B. Harrison served with the dtli Rcgt. in Corsica in 1795, and was present in
levcsral skirmishes near Ajacdo. Egyptian campaign of 1801, including the actions of the 8tlk and
Slat March. Capture of Copenhagen in 1807. Cami)aigu of 1808-U, including tlie battles of Roleia,
iTimiera, and Comnna. At the capture of Walchercn in 1800. Served afterwards in the Penin-
tnla, and was present at the battle of Fuentes d'Onor, storming of Fort Napoleon near Almaraz,—
lonunanded the right wing of the regt. while escalading the above fort, for which ho obtained the
wevet rank of Lieut.-Colooel. PreKnt at the affair with tlie enemy at Alba de Tonnes on the
vireat of the army from Madrid ; commanded the regt. at the repulse of an attack at Bqjar,
nesent at the battle of Vittoria ; commanded the regt. in the actions in the P^Tonees on the 26th,
S7th, 28th, SOth, 30th, and 31st July 1813; also at the battle of St. Pierre near Bayonne, action
It Aire, battles of Orthes and Toulouse. He has received the Gold Medal and two Clasps for
Pyrenees,. Nive, and Orthes.
88 Lieut.Colonel John Christopher Harrison served at the siege of Copcnbsgen and capture
>f the Danish fleet in 1807 ; the campaign of Martinique, siege and capture of Fort Bourbon in
1800. Served afterwards in the Peninsula and was present at the actions of Kedinha and Campo
If ayor, siege and capture of Olivenca, siege of Badajoz in 1811, battle of Albuhera (severely
aonnded), siege and capture of Ciudad Rodrigo, siege and stornting of Badsjoz (received three
levere wounds on the grand breach of San Trinidad). He has received the War Medal with four
Clasps, and also the Waterloo Medal.
90 Sir Andrew Leith Hay went to Spain in 1808 as Aide-de-Camp to Major-Gcneral Leith, on
I mission to the Spanish Armies, and was present in several afialrs witli them : afterwards joined
the Army of Sir John Mooi-e, and was present at the battle of Corunna ; was with the 29th Regt.
It Talavera ; on the Staff at the battle of Biisaco, and at Salamanca, where he was severely
irounded and had two horses killed under him ; was present at the battle of Vittoria, and taking of
the Casile of San Sebastian ; was Military Secretary and first Aide-dc-Canip to Sir James Leith
It the capture of Guadeloupe in 1815 : has received the War Medal with six Clumps.
92 IXColonel C. R. Butler servcMl with tlie 20th Regt. the Kastum campaign of 1 854.o5, includ-
ing the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkcrnian (sifvei'cly wounded), sit go and fall of Sobas-
topol, sortie of 23rd March, and affair of 1 8th Juno (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major, Knight of
thn Legion of Honour, and 5th Clas4 of the Medjidie).
94 Lt.ColoneI Holder served with the Scots Fusilier Guards at the siege and fall of Sebastopol
from Nov. 1854 (Medal and Clasp, and 5th Clawj of the Metljidio).
95 Lt. Colonel Holmes served with the 2nd Battalion of the 14 th, on the expedition under
Lord William Bentinok in the Genoese territory, in 1814 *, and also served in the South of
France, in 1815. Served with the 20th, with the Madras and Bombay Force, against the Rf^ah
of Kolapore in 1827.
07 LieaLColonel Humfifey joined the 45th Regt. in the Peninsula in 1811, and served there
ontil the cold of that war in 1814, including the siege and storm of Ciudad Rodrigo— severely
wonndedf liagt and itonn of Badajoz— in both of these attack! h« Nrr«4 Ui Ik^ %\AtifiSsB%\«£cs
1 176 Wat Sermees of Retired
compofed of the Flank CompanieB ; ■torm of Fort Fiearina under General Kempt, biMe of
Salamanca, capture of Madrid^ retreat therefrom into Portugal, battle of Tittoria, bloekade ef
Pampeluna, hatUe of the Pyrenees (eeyerely wounded), battles of the Kirelle, Orthee, and Tba-
louse, besides numerous minor affairs and skirmishes. He has recelTod the War Medal wMi
nine Clasps.
98 Lieut.Colonel Hutton serred in the Peninsula with the 4th Dragoons, flrom Anguft 1611
to May 1813.
100 LieutColonel James Johnston served in the 40th Regiment on the expedition to 8oalh
America under Sir Samuel Achmuty in 1806, and was present at the landing near Monte Videe,
the advance to invest that town, and repelling the sortie made by its garrison, also at the whole
operations of the sleg^, and was severely wounded at the storming of Uie breach on the 8rd M>.
1807. Served throughout the Peninsular war from the landing at Mondego Bay in 1806, iod
including the battles of Roleia, Yimiera, Talavera, recapture of Campo Mayor and Olivenea, int
siege of Badajoz, battle of Albuhera (severely wounded), capture of Badajoz, battle of Salamanca,
advance to Madrid and subsequent retreat to Portugal, advance in 1813, battles of Vittoria, the
Pyrenees, and Nivelle, besides numerous minor actions and skirmishes : he has received the War
Medal with nine Clasps; the Portuguese Command Medal for Vittoria, Pyrenees, and Mlvdle;
and the Portuguese Cross for three campaigns, as also the Order of the Tower and Sword.
101 LieutColonel Wm. Fred. Johnston served in the Peninsula in 1814. Was preeent at the
battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo, and taking of Pcronne.
103 Lt Colonel Kelson served with the late 103rd in the American war, and was pfsent in the
action of Lundv*s Lane at the storming of Fort Brie, on the morning of the 15th August 1814,
and at the repulse of the sortie on the 9 th September following.
104 Lieut.Colonel Kingscote served the Eastern campaign of 1854-65, as Aide-de^Camp to
Lord Raglan, including the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopsl
(Medal and Clasps and CB.).
106 LieutColonel Leatham served the campaign of 1815 with the 1st Dragoon Goarda, aad
was present at the battle of Waterloo.
107 LtColonel Le Couteur served during the whole of the last war in America. He was
Adjutant to Colonel De Harem, who commanded the Light Division and saven hundred Indians,
under Generals VincoBt and De Rottenbnrg on the Niagara frontier ; was engaged at Saekatl^
Harbour, the battle of Niagara, and was in the storming division at Fort Erie, whatw 1m was
blown up by the springing of a mine ; present also at the action of the Cross Roada uid maaj
skirmishes with the Light Division.
109 Sir John Scott Lillie served in the 6th Regt with the first expedition to Ponugal &i 1808,
and was present at the battle of Vimiera, and capture of Lisbon. In 1809, as Captain in tbs
Lusitanian Legion, in various engagements for the defence of Portugal during Um important
interval between the embarkation at Corunna and the return of the second expemtton to fjiwii
Campaign of 1810— Battle of Busaco, and retreat to the Lines at Torres Yedraa. 1811—
Actions of Fombal and Bedinha, capture of Campo Mayor, sieges of Olivenea and Badt^Joa.
1812 — ^Battle of Salamanca, captare of Madrid, and retreat from Burgos. 181>— ActioM at
Ardea de Fonte, Osma, and Bridge of Subijana de Morellas (wounded), Mttle of Vittoria^ Uoek*
ade of Fampeluna, actions in the Fmnees on the 24th, 25th, 26th, 28th, and 30Ui Julj, aetJOM
of Irun and St. Martial, capture of San Selraistian, passam of the Bidassoa, battlea of fhm Hivifla
(wounded) and the Nive. 1814— Battles of Orthes and Toulouse, at which last he mm mvunIj
wounded and left for fbrtv-eight hours on the field of battle, supposed to have been kflled Sir
John has received the Gold Cross for the battles of the Pyrenees, Mivelle, Ortliea, and TooiOHti
and the Silver War Medal with seven Clasps for the others.
110 Lt.Colonel T. Lillie served in the Peninsula from Deo. 1812 to the end of tlio war, in-
eluding the crossing of the Zadino ; battle of Vittoria ; blockade of Pampeluna from 6di to 181k
July ; pass of Ronoesvalles, 28th July, battle of Pampeluna, 28th July, Nivelle, JSfiwe (9lh to
IStn Dec.) Orthes (severely wounded), and Toulouse. Present at Waterloo on tiha ISth Jvusl
and at the storming of Cambray . He has received the War Medal and six Claapa. He nnniMaiiilsil
a detachment, consisting of 200 of the 15th Regiment and Ceylon Rifles, m defeating Ike in*
Burgents at Matale on the 29 th July, during the suppression of the Rebellion in the **— *^>—
Prorinces in 1848.
1 1 1 Lieut.Colonel P. Lindesay served in the Crimea during 1855, and commanded tha 08id
Begt at the as«iault on the Redan on the 18th June, and on the 8th Sept. (severdy wounded) ;
also at tli<* bombardment and capture of Kinboum (Medal and Clasps).
112 LieutColonel Hon. C. H. Lindsay served with the 43rd Light Infantry in Canada during
the insurrection of 1837-38. Serred in the Grenadier Guards in the Crimean campaign during
the winter of 1854-5o, including ihe flank march from Alma to Balaklava, taking of Balaklava,
battle of Balaklava, repulse of the powerful sortie on the 26th Oct. 1854, battle of Inkerman*
and sie{;e of Scbastopol (Medal and three Clasps). In tlio Eastern campaign in 1854, Indudfaig
the battles of Balaklava and Inkerman, and siege of Scbastopol fMedul and Clasps).
113 LieutColonel M. G. T. Lindsay served in Holland in 1814 and 15, and was premt at the
bombardmcut of Antwerp.
114 Lieut.Colonel Lindsell served with tlio 28th Regt. in the Eastern campaign of 1864, tad
up to the 15th Feb. 1855, including tiic battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol
(Medal and three Clasps).
115 LkColonel Listtr served with the 9th Regt. the campaign of 1842 in Aflf^hanialan tad
was wounded at IstalilT (Medal). Served also in the Crimea flrom 27th Nov. 1854, iaeladingtfet
tiege and fall of Sebastopol and assault of the enemy's batteries on the 18ft June (M^M^aai
C^iG^p, JSf»fviLt.Co]oiieI, and Sardinian Medal).
Wmf^ Senka of Betired LSeutauai^Cobiub. 117c
llg TAColMirt Uwratoni rod with the 47th B<gt thronghottt the Bmera CMPpaign of 1854-
65. ioaUiog the bttttleiof Alma and Inkermaii, oaptare of BalakUTe, eiege and ftSot Sebaa-
topoly aortie of S6(h Oot^ and itonning the Quamea on 7th June-— eererelj wounded (Medal
aatfi Claepa, Bnveta of Major and LkColonel, Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal
and 5th Clata of the MedjTidie).
117 LLColond Loyd LincUay serred with the Scots Foailicr Guardi in the Eastern oam-
nign (^ 1854-55, inolnding the battles of Alma, BalaklaTa, and Inkennan, siege and fall of
SobMtopoli and sortie of the 26ch October (Medal and four CUsps, Victoria Cross, Knight of
the L^onof Honor, and 5th Class of the Me^idie).
118 Iieat.Colonel Luard senred in the Peninsula, from Jan. 1811 until the end of the war,
inflnding the actions of Pombal, Redinha, Condeixa, Campo Mayor, Los Santos, and Usagre,
sicgca of Ciudad Rodrigo, Burgos, and Salamanca, battle of Salamanca, blockade of Pam-
pdana and battle of Toaloose. Present at Waterloo 18th June 1 81 5. Siege of Bhurtporc 1825-6.
119 Lt.C61onel Lnshington lerred the campaign of 1842 in Affghanistan, and was severely
woonded (Medal and Cfi.).
190 litColooel LjB was at the captore of Coorg in the East Indies in April 1834. Serred
ia the Crimea from 10th June 1855, at the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Bfedal and Clasp, and
5th Claaa of the Medjidle).
131 Lient.Colonel M'Akater serred with the Soth Regt. in Holland in 1700 ; at the siege and
captore of Malta in 1800 ; battle of Maida (War Medal witli one Clasp) ; siege and capture of
the Fori of Scylla in 1806; Egyptian campaign of 1807, including assault of the W^estem Lines,
capCare of Alcouuidria, and battle of £1 Hamet, in which he was wounded and taken prisoner.
In 1811, at the capture of the Ionian Islands. In 1813, commanded the 2nd Battalion 35th
Regt. daring the campaign in the Netherlands, including assault of the village of Merxem and
bombardment of Antwerp. In 1815, campaign in the Netherlands and France, including battle
of Waterloo, amanlt and capture of Cambray, and capture of Paris.
123 Lieot.Colonel M'NiTcn serred the campaigns of 1813 and 14, including the in?estment
of Bayonne in 1813, battle of Orthes, action at Aire, and battle of Toulouse, where he was
serefdy woanded near the groin by a musket-ball, while carrying the regimental colour of the
4SBd Highlanders, In 1840 he was appointed on a particular serYice as Assistant^ Adjutant-
Geocfal in SjTia.
123 Lient.Colonel MacBean'sserrices: — Battles of Roleia, Vimiera, and Corunna; expedition
to Walcheren; Peninsula from Oct. 1812 to Not. ;1813, including the battle of Vlttoria, Maya
PsM, Pyrenees, 38th, 80th, and dlst July ; and Pass of Echalar. Senred idso the campaign of
1816 in Upper Canada.
134 IiaBt.Colonel Maebeath serred with the 68th Light Infantry the Eastern campaign of
]854-5ftf Induding the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and
a^pa and Sardinian Medal).
ISS lieoLOolonal Robert Maodonald, late of 35th Regiment, serred at the alege of Fort
"Bonbon and o^piua of Martinique in 1808-9. Present with the 3rd Battalion of Uie Bovala
in th* latrcal from Borgos in 1818, and in the subsequent campaigns of 1813 and 14, including
the aoliGa at Oma, battle of Vittoria, assault on ttte oonTent of San Sebastian 17th Jdy,
aMMilt on tha town 35th of July (seTerely wonnded) ; and on the 3lst Aug., although snifering
ftm tha aflbeta of hia wound, was present and engaged at the socoessfhl assault on San Sebas-
HaSy whara ha '*if*fW"'**^ two companies order^ to the breach in advance of the 1st Brigade
«f tha 5Ch BiTiaion, and was at the surrender of the castle on the 8th of Sept Engaged at tha
naaagwof tha BidaiBO% battle of the Niyelle, battlea of the Nive on the 10th, lltti, and 18tfa
bsc., and repnlae of the aortie firom Bayonne. Serred also the campaign of 1815, indndinff
tha hatl^'*^ of Qnatra Braa and Waterloo, where he was sererely woanded. He has reoeiTed
Iha War MMal with ft?a Ghups ; and is a Knight 2d Class of St. Anne of Russia.
130 LiaoLCokmal John Maodonald served wiu the 93rd Regt. during the campaigns of 1811
and 13 againai che Kaffirs on the frontier of the Cape of Good Hope. Also the campaign of 1814
In Looiaianat and battle before New Orleans on the 8th Jan. 1815~seYerely wounded in the head
aMilag.
187 LiaatCohmel Macdonell served in the American war, and has received the Gold Medal for
the action at Chateanguay.
138 Sir Daacan MacDougall served at the Cape of Good Hope, where he commanded on the
Aootler isr a abort time; in Portugal, Spain, France, United States of America, and Canada ;
waa at the siege of Badajoz, siege of the Forts at Salamanca, battle of Salamanca (severely
woandadf and Medal), siege of Burgos, and retreat therefrom, storming of St. Sebastian (Medal),
Pami^a of the Bidaiaoa, battles of the Nfielle (Medal), and the Nive (3Ieda1), investment of
BayoDaOp battle of Bladensbnrg and capture of Washington, action near Baltimore, where
Qeneral Boss, commanding-in-dhief, to whom he was Aide-de-Camp, was mortally wounded ;
operations and battle beforeNew Orleans, where Lieut.General Sir Edward Pakenhami com-
manding-in-chiefy to whom he was Aidc-de-Camp, was killed ; siege of Fort Bowyer in Rorida.
Served aasaoond In command and Quartermaster deneral in the British Auxiliary Legion of Spain.
139 Lient.Colonel Macdougall served the campaigns, of 1813 and 14 in the' Peninsula, includ-
ing the aflhir of San Mardal; batUes of Nivelle, Nive, 0th, lOtb, 11th, 12th, and 13th Dec.,
Qrthea, and Toulouse.
130 LientColonel M'Dowell served with the Army of India, under Lord Combermere In
l8S5<-6» and waa pnaant at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore (Medal and Clasp). Served
ffilh tha Ara^ of tha Indna under Lord Keane, throughout the campaign in Afghanistan,
im 1898-3| aad flwawaniM tha 16th Lanoera at the storm and captnra of (Innanee (Medal and
Cfoia JOoomoifca Oidw). Conaandad » Brigade of Cavalry m tha Army of Reaerr^ «ar-
117d War Servicei of Retired lAeiUenant^CohneU.
MmUed on the Satlcj in 1843. Serred with tlie Armj of Gwalior in 1848, uid oooinuHidtd
the 16th Ltnoen in the action of Maharajpore (Medal and CB.). Senred throaghont he
8at]ej canpaifni under Lord Gongh in 1846. Commanded tlie 16th Lanoert at the battle of
Baddiwal ; a Brigade of CaTalry at Aliwal, and subsequently a Brigade of CavflJrj, with a
Troop of Horse Artillery attached, from Sobraon to the ocoupation of Lahore, and tennination
of the campaign (Medal for Aliwal and Clasp for Sobraon).
133 Lleut.CoIonel M'Pherson served in Calabria in 1800. Present at the capture of Ischia ia
1800. Served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in tlic Peninsula, Including the battles of Alcoy,
Biar, and Castalla; sie^j^e of Tarragona in June 1813, and blockade of do. in Aug. following;
action at Ordell (severely wounded tlirough the body ond left arm)> and blockade of Barcelona.
Served also in the American wsr, including the action in crossing the Sarenac, and battle of
Plattsburg. Present atthecaptuieof Paris in 1815. Sirvedin the Kaiiir War ofl834-35 (Medal).
134 LicutColoncl Manscl served with the 53rd Kegt. in the attack at More Chabot and the
siege of Mome Fortune in St. Lucia in 1700; the whole of tlie Carib war in St. Vincent ; at the
reduction of Trinidad ; and at the sie^e of Muro Castle in the island of Porto Rico in 1707. Re-
turned from India in the spring of 1811, and joined the 3nd Battuliun of the 53rd Regt. in the
Peninsula; commanded the Light Companies of the 0th Division throughout the campaigns of
1811 and 1*2, including the skinuLsh with the enemy's cavalry near Carpio, sieges of Ciadad
Rodrigo. Badajoz, and the forts at Salamanca, battle of Salamanca (horse shot under him), and
liege of Burgos. Commanded a Provisional Battalion, consisting of four companies of the Qneen*s,
and a like number of the 53rd Regt., at the battle of Toulouse. He has received the Qold Medal
and one Clasp for Salamanca and Toulouse.
135 Lieut.CoIonel Marshall served the £g>-ptian campaign of 1801 ; at the siege and capture
of Copenhagen in 1807 ; the campaign of 1808-0 in Portugal and Spain, including the battle of
Comnna; Walcheren Expedition ir^lSOil, and subsequent campaigns in the Peninsula until the
end of that war in 1814, including the battles of Busaco, Fucntes d'Onor, and Salamanca, siege
of Burgos, wounded at the capture of the homwork of the Castle when in command of two com-
panies, and mentioned in dispatches, battles of Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse (severely
wounded), besides various minor enga'iements and skirmishes. Served also the campaign of
1816, and was severely wounded at the battle of Quatro Bras — onco in the leg, with loss of an
arm. Served with local rank of Colonel iu Canada from 1838 to termination of the Rebellion
in 1839. He has received the Turkish Gold Medal for Egypt, the War Medal with eight Clasps,
and the Waterloo Medal.
137 Lieut.Colonel Fienncs Miller served the campaign of 1815 with the 6th Dragoona, and was
severely wonded at Waterloo.
138 LtColonel James Bliller served with the 11th Hnssars in the Crimea from 89th July to
19th August 1855, and has the Medal and Clasp for Sebastopol.
139 Lieut.CoIonel Thomas Miller served in the 40th Regt. ai the capture of Manora and tar-
render of Kurrschee, Lower Scinde, in Feb. 1839. He served with the 10th Regt. in the Pni^}aub
campaign of 1848-9, including the whole of the siege operations before Mooltan: was Mijur of
Brigade at the repulse of the enemy's night-attack on the British camp at Muttee Thol on 17th
Aug. : commanded the reserve of the Regt. at the storming of tlie heights before MocdUm on
S7tli Dec. 1848. He was afterwards present at the battle of Goojerat (Medal).
140 Lt.Colonel Mills served at the capture of Martinique in 1800, and of Guadalonpein 1810.
141 LtColonel Molloy served in the Peninsula with the Rifle Brigade, and was present at the
battles of Roleia, Yimiern, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, and TouloaaOy for
which he has received the War Medal with eight Clasps. He served also the campaign of 1815,
and was severely wounded at Waterloo.
145 Lt-Colonel Montgomery, when on passage to India in the transport Britim^ with troopa
was wrecked on the lesser Andaman, in Nov. 1844, and remained on that island 51 dsya aiiffer-
ing very severe privations. He served in the 80ih Begt. throughout the Sntlej oaaipalgnof
1845-6, including the battles of Moodkee, Ferozeshah, and Sobraon (Medal and two Clasps).
Also in the Burmese war of 185:2 (Medal) including tiie capture of Martaban (woondtd) ; the
operations before Rangoon on the 12th, 13th, and 14th April, and the capture of the Great
DagOB Pagoda (with the storming party), and capture of Frome.
144 Lt.Colonel Moorsom served in tho Crimea from Nov. 1854, and was preaent at the siege
aad fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
146 L{ent.CoIonel Muter served in the Peninsula with the 7th Fusiliers, and was pretmt at
the passage of the Douro, capture of Oporto. The subsequent operations against Marshal Sovlt
in the North of Portugal, and battle of Talavera, where, being dangerously wounded on the even-
ing of the 38th July 1809, and taken prisoner while In hospital, he was detained in Franee until
the Peace of 1814. He served at the assault npon New Orleans in Jan. 1815, and commanded
the right advanced picquet on the night the army retired from its position — the picquets were ex-
posed at intervals during the night to a heavy cannonade. He has the War Medal with one Clasp.
147 Lt.Colonel Naylor served with the 8th Hussars in the Crimea firom 29th April 1859;
including the siege and fall of Sebastopol, and battle of tho Tchernaya (Medal and Clasp).
148 Lt.Colonel Neville served in tho Peninsula with the 2nd Battalion of the 30tli, from July
1810 to May 1813 ; also the campaign of 1814 in Holland, and that of 1815 in the Nether-
lands ; he was present at the defence of Cadiz, occupation of the lines of Torres Vedraia
various minor actions when in pursuit of Massena, battle of Fuentes d'Onor, siege of Cindad
Bodrtgo, siege and storm of Badajos (severely wounded in the head and leg when leading the
ladder party in the Escalade of the St Vincent Bastion), battle of Salamanca, capture of Madrid,
siege of Biurgos (severely wounded through the left shoidder in the storm of tiie first line of the
flsK/sy 4ih CM; i8]S) bombaidBMnt of Antwerp^ MSftolt on B«ig«ii-op-Zoom» bftttto of Wal«-
WtBT Benka of Hetired Lieutitimit'-CohnA. 117^
loo^ nd onUVB of Fttte: tinmif^ovt all the ftbore-mentioiMd lUgM 1m aoted M in AMiftant
Bugln— ff, u 1817, 18, and 19 h* lerred in the Mehratte war, from the battle of Mahidpore (aa
m TolvBlecr) to the liege of AMeerghur ; and in 18S0 he waa attaehed to the Nisam't Troops
St tfie eapCore of a Predatory Force. After aenring S3 years in India with the 30th and 18th
Dragoons, and 86th and 63rd Regti., his health failed when in command of the left wing of
the^rd, in a tery unhealthy climate. He has receired the War Medal with four Clasps ; the
India War Medal and Clisps i and the Cross of the Legion of Honor for senrices rendered on
board the French ship Bengalie on passage from India to Europe in Aug. 1881.
140 Lieut.CoIonel Newton receivnl a commitsion at the early age of twelve, in consequence of
the serrices of his father, then commanding a regt. of Light Dragoum. Served in the Weat Indies
in the campaign of 1810, under Sir Geo. Beckwith, as a Rei;imenta1 Officer; was afterwards
appointed Auistant Quarter Master Qeneral and Major of Brigade in St. Thomas and Grenada.
Joined his regt. on their being onlercd on service to the coast of America in 1814, whero lie
serfed with the division under Sir John Siicrbrooke. Joined the army under the Dakc of Wei-
liogton in June 1815, was appointed one of the Staff Commandants in Belgium; and was present
at the taking of Landreey by the Prussians.
150 UentColonel Nicholson served tlie campaign of 1814 in Holland, including the bombard-
BWnt of Antwerp, and storming of Bergen -op- Zoom, where he was severely wounded.
162 Lieut.CoIonel O'Reilly served in tlie Peninsula with the 4th Dracfonn Guards.
154 Lieul Colonel Paschal served in the Peninsula with the 2nd Line Battalion of the King's
German Legion, from Oct. 1813 to the end of that war in 1814, Including the battles of the Nivelle
and Nive, bivertment of Bayonne on the 27 th Feb. 1814, and subsequent operations before that
fortreaa. Served also the campaign of 1815, and was at Quatre Bras, attached to Sir Henry Clinton
on the 1 7th June, and at the battle of Waterloo. He has received tlie War Medal and two Clasps,
as also the Hanoverian War Medal.
155 LtColonel Peterson commanded the Grenadiers of the Camcronians on the China expedi-
tion (Medal), and was present at the operations before Canton from the 24th to the 8 1st May
1841, defence of Ningpo, at ScRoan, Chapoo, VVoosung, Shanghae, Chin Kiang Foo,and Nanking.
Commanded the Buffs at the Siege of Sebastopol from May to Angast 1855 (including the attack
on the I8th June), and also from December until the close of the war (Medal and Clasp).
157 Llent.Colonel Raines served at the battles of RolciayViniiera^and Corunna, besides minor
affairs during the retreat; served also at Walcberen. He has the War Medal and two Claspe.
158 Lt.Coionel Ready landed in the Crimea in 1854, and commanded the 71st Higblsnders at
the siege of Sebastopol and expedition to Kertch : he held the rank of Brigadier in the Kerteh
District during its occupation by the Allies (Medal and Clasp, and Knight of the Legion of Honor.
150 Lieat.(>^onel Reed serfed in the American war, including the action at Baltimore, Blad-
eosbnrg, and capture of Washington.
160 Lient.Cokmel Reeve served the Eastern campaign of 1854 with the Grenadier Guards, in-
duding the battles of Alma, Balaklava,«nd Inkerman, and siege of Sebastoiiol ( Medal and Clasps).
169 LtCoIonel Rose served with the 3rd Light Dragoons thronghont the campaign
of 184S in Afghanistan (Medal), including the forcing of the Khyb^ Pass, storming the
heighta of JagdaUndk, aetion at Tezeen and Hnftkotnl, relief of Jellalabad, and re-captnre of
Cabool. At the battle of Pimniar, near Owalior, eommanded the left sqoadron of the 9Ui
Lanc0n (Kedal). He served in the Sntiej campaign in 1846. including the battle of Sobraon
(Medal). Also in the Funjaub campaign of 1848-9, including the passage of the Chenab at
Ranmnggar (where he eommanded the 9 th LanoersX and battles of Chillianwallah and Gooje-
imt (Bfiedal and Clasps).
164 Lt-Colonel A. H. Rossell served with the 22nd Regt in Seinde during its eonqoest.
Served with the 58th in the south of New Zealand from 9th April 1845.
jft 165 Liettt.Colonel Schreiber served the campaign of 1815 with the 11th Light Dragoon^
Inelnding the battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo (horse shot).
166 LieutColonelSedley served in the Peninsula from March 1812 to Dec. 181.3, including the
taking of the forts and the affair of the Goarena, battle of Salamanca, actions at Osma, Sabuganna
de Morrilla (severely wounded through the lungs), and Pyrenees, Slst Aag. Wounded on the
18th June at Waterloo. Served also in the Burmese war, during the latter part of which he waa
detached with the command of two companies to keep open the communication on the Irrawaddy
between Rangoon and the army under Sir Archibald Campbell. He has received the War Medal
with three Clasps for Salamancay Vittoria, and Pyrenees.
167 LientColonel Sharp served with the 26ih Regiment in the first China expedition,
(Sfedal). Cooimanded the 72nd Highlanders in the Crimea from the anrival of the regiment
on the 13th June to the Slst July, 1855, including the expedition to Kertch, and siege of
SebaaUmol (Medal and Clasp).
166 Lient.Colonel Simmonds served in the Peninsula from Feb. 1808 to Feb. 1813, including
the aiBdrs of T^avera and Alberche, battles of Talavera, Busaco, and Albuhera ; covering the
siege of Badajox in 1818, engaged every day during the retreat from Madrid and Salamanca;
the retreat to Portugal, and subsequent pursuit of Massena from the Lines, besides several minor
affairs. He has received the War Medal and three Clasps.
169 LtCoL Simmons served in the Peninsula, as a volunteer with the 94th Regt., and afterwards
as an oAeer in the 23rd, and in the Rifle Brigade, from Sept. 181 1 to the end of that war in 1814,
ineloding the atonning of the fbrts at Almaraz, affairs of San Munos and San Milan, battle of
Vittoria, aetioni atz anxi Bridge and Echalar, storming Vera Heights, crossing the Bidasaoa*
baltto of NheDa, battlea of the Nive. on the 10th, 11th, and 12th Dec. 1813. Served with the
41 it Begt. throBf;faoiit the Burmese war, and was present at the stonning of Rangoon and Syrian
FtiodftjkdtehttdoClh* left oohouiflQcning the trenohai iBfrontof the Da^iiikBHi^
117/ JFmr Servleei of IteHred LiilUmumi Cobmdi.
■toming ft itrong ttookftcto in front of the Dagon Pacodn. CommauUi tht lilt wiag of tt#
41it Rflgimentin the field againit the Kolepore BigiL Serfed with the x^gbMnt dnlng te
campaign of 1842 in Ai&haniatan, and commanded a column of attack in the aotioa of the S8ft
Apni in the Piiheen Yuiej; praient aJfo in the aotiont n«ar Candahar, at Goaineb and baion
Ohnznee; oocnpation and deatmction of that fortreu and of Cabool; fxpedidon into KoUatas}
atorm, capture, and deatniction of Istalifl^ and in the yarioni minor affuri in and betweaa the
Bolan and the Ky her PasMS. Has the War Medal with three Claapa for Vittoria, ICivelle, and Hlfe.
170 LIeiit.CoIonel J. J. Slater iierTed in the PeninBula and also in America, in 1814.
171 LleutCol. David Rae Smith served the campaign in the Southern Mahratta com&try in
1844-45 with the 22nd Regiment, and waa present at the investment and captvre of the forti
of Panulla and Powngliur.
172 Lieut.Colonel George Smith served the campaigns of 1814 and 15, in Spain, France, and
Flanders, and was present at the battle of Waterloo.
173 Lt.Colonel Somerville served with the Gth Regt. during the Kaffir war of 1846-47 (Medal) ;
and with tlio 68th in the Eastern campaign of 1854-d5, including the battles of Alma, Balaklava ,
and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Class of the Medjidle).
175 Lieut.Colonel Spence was present with the 31st Regt. in tlie action of Staola, near Genoa,
on the 13th April 1814, and in the subsequent attacks upon the city of Genoa until ita aorf«ndar»
aa also at the surrender of Corsica in the same year. In 1815 he served with the army in Naplo^
On the 1st March 1825, he was present at that lamentable catastrophe, the burning of the JTenf . in
the Bay of Biscay. He commanded the 3 1st Regt. throughout the campaign on the SnUej (Medal
and thrae Clasps), at the battles of Moodkee (soon after its oommenoement), Feroaeahah (rar which
he was appointed a CB.), Buddiwal, and Aliwal, and the 1st Brigade of Sir Harry Bmith'a divi-
sion at the battle of Sobraon; and was one of only five officers out of thirty who eseaped being
wonnded in all the actions. Had his horse shot under him at Feroaesbah and at Sobraon.
177 Lt.Colonel P.D. Stewart served in Hanover in 1805 ; and at the siege of Copenhagen In 1807.
178 Lieut.Colonel St. Maur accompanied the 5l8t Regt. on the expedition to Burmah in 186S,
and was on board the £. I. C. steam frigate Ferooz during the naval action and deatniction of
tlie enemy's stockades on the Rangoon River, landed in command of the regioient, and was
compelled to leave the field from a sun-stroke on the 13th April, during the operationa In the
vicinity of Rangoon.
179 LfeutColonel Stretton served the campaigns of 1812 and 13 in the Peninaula, with the
08th Light Infhntry, and was severely wounded at the battle of Vittoria by two gun-ahota lodged
in the body, one of which has not been extracted. He has received the Silver War Medal with
one Clasp for Vittoria.
180 Lieut.Colonel Straeey served with the Scots Fusilier Guarda in the Baatem campaign In
1854, including the baUle of Alma (Medal and Clasp).
18S LientColonel Toole joined the 40th Regt. in the Peninsula [early In Jan. 1810, and waa
present at the battle of Busaoo, retreat to and occupation«of the lines at Torrea VedrmSy pnnaft
of Massena, action of Redinba, capture of Campo Mayor, siege of Badges in May 1811 and
repulse of the sortie from Fort San Chris toval, siege and storming of Ciudlad Rodrigo, aiege and
atorming of Badajox, in the breach of which fortress he was severely wounded. In Getobsr
1813 he rejoined the army at Vera, and was present at the battle of Nivelle, and in several miaer
affidra. Subsequently he served nearly one year and a half with the Army of Oocnpation ia
France. He has received the War Medial with four Clasps.
184 Sur John M. Tylden served as Brigade Mi^or ^to Sir Samnel Anchmnty daring the
operations in Sooth America in 1806-7, including the capture of Monte Video and the attack
on Buenos Ayrea. Served with the 43rd Light Infantry during Sir John Moore'a campaign in
Spain in 1808-9, and accompanied it again to the Peninsnla in 1809. Accompanied Sir fiamniil
Ajichmaty to bidia in 1810, and in 1811 served aa the General's Military Secretary on the ex-
pedition to Java, and waa present at the aasault and capture .of Cornelius. Served with the
52nd Light Infimtry in the Peninsnla dnring the campaigna of 1813 and 1814, inoliMi{|||^ llie
battles of the Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse. In 1814 he accompanied Sir J6bik Lambert's
expedition to America as Assistant- Adjutant-General, and waa present during the operations
against New Orleans. He has received the War Medal with four Clasps.
185 Liout.Colonel Ussher served the Nepaul campaigns of 1810 and 17 with the 06th Regt
186 Lieut.CoIonel Van Cortlandt was engaged at the following battles, sieges, &c. in the East
Indies, viz. Sarsni, Bijighur, Kutchowra, Agra, Deig, Bhurtpore, AUyghur, Delhi, Laawarrie,and
Futtehghur. Also several skirmishes during the campaigns of 1803, 4, 5, and 0. Present at
the sieges of Komona aud Qunowrie in 1808, and at Kalunga in 1814. Served the campaigns
against the Pindarrees In 1817 and 18.
187 LientColonel Van der Meulen served in the Peninsula from May 1800 to Aug. 1811, and
sgain from Sept. 1812 to the end of the war, including the battles of Talavcra (severely wounded),
Busaco, Albuhera (severely wounded), Vittoria, Pyrenees (severely wounded Sdth July), NivcUCi
Orthes, and Toulouse, besides various minor engagements and skirmishes.
188 Lord Adolphus Vano Tempei»t served with the Scots Fusilier Giianl^ at the siege and fUl
of Sebastopol from Nov. 1854 (Modal and Clasp, aud 5th Class of the ModjIdie).
190 LtColonel Ward served with the 91 st Rogt. in the Kaffir war of 1840-47 (Medal).
191 LtColonel A. Watson served during the 8U])pre8sion of the Rebellion in the Kandian
Provinces, Island of Ceylon, In 1848, and was present when the insurgenta were defiBated at
Matole on the 29th July.
192 UcutColonel W. Watson served in the American war with the 41st Regt., and haa reeelved
the War Medal with one Clasp for Fort Detroit.
193 LientColonel Wangh served the Mahratta campaign with tlie IGth LanoeiBi *"*J««^iBg Am
War Serrim nfttfipifi Jjifiammf-fJoinA. l\7p
; alio M AmiaL-QMrtK-KiMUa-Gmetti to Bit
(Hedal H)d tatt {3mp), tndiulmg tlw tattle* at
of 181S irltb ths 44th Brgt. lad wu tjwtij
of 1700 In HoIlBnd ; it th« blackid* and for-
raoilm nf Uul|a ia ISDOj csptnrs of tlio Cipg ot Good Hope In 180G; tirge idiI (toruiinf
Monte Video, ind Bttack on Buenos Ajrm. Landed in Portugal wilh Sir Arlhur Wellialey, mad
•CTTad tha anbteoDfat ctrnpsign with Sir John lloore. Operations againtt Fluiliing 1q ISOQ
Campmfpi of 181fi. He bai tlie \rar Uedal witb three Clupi far Rolcla, VimUra, and Coranni.
WO Ltr-nt.CDlDiirl WIlkinBeerTcdiii I rel and during the KebvlJion in 1708, and wai wounded
at Rev Roaa. LaR4ed wi|b the force Ibat ocenpled Uadeira in IttUl. From tbenco procaetUd
lallM Weat IndlMiWharehevascmplDjcdonihe BlalF. Id 1M)0 joined the UOtliHegt., now tba
BtSa Brtgada, and etabarlcdwilbiho carpi nathoScholdt ci|>eilition. In IBIO commanrled a
detachment of the rrgioiBiit in the dtt'occ of Cadii, and nbatulion in 1813 at the battle of SaU-
minea. AecampaniBd tl)e angi j to Uadrid, and aided In covering the relrest into Portugal. In
1813 ndTUiccd with llie annj to wltliiu range of the guiiBof Durgon, when the vnemy abandoaed
tte Cirtny. Wta picaent at the battle of Vittoria, and in ieteral minor ufitira In bllawlDg tba
ratraBting artni to Pampeluna and San Sebaailan. Voluntaercd bia wrvlceaatllia ttomlng of tha
latter, bnt Uie faanoar being mbieaiiently claimed by ■ snuar iil!iccr, be recumed the coiumand of
tba 9nd fiattalim, and wai abarjily engaged with Ilia enemy at the Bridge of Vera. Sarvcd In tha
campaigp of 18li, including the advance on the IDih June, retreat on Ilie 17th, and waa in Iha
eommaiHl of the beTqre-named buiation on the flold of Waterloa, vhea, by a diachorge of grape,
(hot from Iha enemj'a aitilleiy, both himself and liorae ware felled to the ground. In ISIT ba
joiocd the Anny of Occupation InFraoee, but, from the acHooa effei^ts of Ida wound, wai compelled
to ntnrn to England. lie haa received Itic Gold Medal for Salamanca, and the Silver War Medal
wtth two Cia<I<a ^ Vittoria and the Pyreneci.
101 U.Ciolanel O. D. WllaonaerFcdwithlbeith Rrgt.on Ibc ezpedllion to the HeldsrlnlTOi^
audvaapceaentip theactioiuoftheandandGih Qctaber. Siege afCnicnbagauinlBO?. ExpedU
1nt to Sweden and aiftenrardd to the Peninsula, under Sir John Uoort, Including the re'
Unoogh Spain, and battle of Cprnutia (vaupdcd). Accompanied It to Walcheien in 1806.
Jetaed the army at the Linea of Toiret Vedraj in 1810, and araa aflenturda preaent In the pnianit
<t Haaawa, action o^ Babogal, battle of Fuentea d'Onor, action at Sarba dd Puarco, storming of
Bad^m(*eVaTalr wounded). Alde-de-Cainp to U^or-GeuerulPringle at the halite of Salamanca,
eiptii^ nf Kadild and tha Betlco, ilege of Bursoa and r«treat th^efrom, afiair of Villa Muriel,
liattla of tfaa'inTelle, the Kive, and St. Pierre, Ortliea, and St. Palaia. Served alio the campaign
c^lBlfi; eoanna|]dcdtbe4thBegt. at the battle of Waterloo, and waanouoded. He UiireoaiTed
tba Goljl Mtdal tar Badajoi, and the Silver Wax Medal with sii CUips forCuninna, FuaatM
d'Oaoi, Salaaianca, Pyreneea, NlTclle, and Nive.
909 LleBt.ColDnaI Cbartca T. Wllioo aerved the Eaatern campaign of 18U with the Coldatraan
Onaida, Inclnding thabattltaof Alma, Balatbva, and lDketmiin,andaiege of8abaitopDl(Uedal
and Claapa).
109 Iilcnt.Colonal Iha Honqarabla C. A. Wrottnloy lervcd with the 16lb Laseeri at tha
liqta of Bhortpore in 18SC-fl.
304 Uant.CoIonel Wyndbam lecGired two wTara woanda at Waterloo, on the IBth June.
508 Ueut.Colonel Yale has recelTcd a Medal for ihe battle of Albuhera.
War Benicea of tke Majora who have Retired from Ihe Strmce.
1 Major Adair seived with the fi7th Begt. in Sicily in IBIO and 11 ; in the Fenintula and
Inatttom 1813 to tba close of that war in 1814, including the »1'1"B of Alcoy, cotering tha
Mtraat ftom Blar, battle of Caatalla, aicge and subsequent blockade of l^rragona, and actJona at
TtUa Franca. SubsaqnaDtly in Flanders and France, including (ha occupaldon of Parla lu 1816.
8 M^ot Aiqiinek saned with tbe S7lh RcgL in the Kaffir war of 1B84-35 (Medal).
3 Major Andenon scrred with the Jjlst Ihroughout the Uurmoie nar uf ISSS'M; on board
the S. I. C. ateam frigate Firom during tbe naval action and deilructlon of the enemy's stock-
ylM on the Bangopn Hirer; durint; ibe sncceeding three dayt' operation! in tbe vicinity, and at
lb« itorm and capture of Basgocn (Medal and Claap) ; commaudtd Ibe Regiment from Doc.
18S5 until its embarkation for England in April 18M.
6 Major Austin served In the Paniaiula from Oct. 1811 to April 1812, iocludlng the ilsg« and
storm of Cindad Rodrigo, for which he has received tbe War Medal with one Clasp. Campaign
of 1814 ia Holland, Inclodlng tbe taking of Ibe fortified village of Alerxcin. Campaign of 1816,
iBclading the battia of Waterloo. , „ , „,„,,,
4 nan.nl BaiMi) untd ia th* peninsula with tbe letb Lancers from February 1813 to the
ar to 1814, and wai present at tha battle of tbe Pyrenees on the )t8th July, wUh tba
nt Ml tha pMNfi of fbs' IflTa, pwima of tha iiav, bealdea T»riani nlaoi aflUia (Wai
l\7h War Servicei of Retired Majors.
Medal with two Claipt). Scrred the campaign of 1816 with the 10th Hoaim, initladiiy the
battle or Qnatre Brae, retreat on the 17th June, and battle of Waterloo, at whiA he wae eevenlj
wounded in the laat charge, and had two horses shot. In 1888 he was appointed Cokmel-Con-
mandant of the Portuguese Ca?alry : during the siege of Oporto, oTercomiug maay diflealtlee
and daily exposed to fire, he formed that Regiment of Lancers which rendered so maoy important
ienrices ; was promoted General on the field of battle at Loures 12th Oct 1^3, by the Emperor
Dom Pedro in person, and he retained command of the Cavalry until the termination of the war,
having taken part in nearly all the battles, sorties, and other operations. For tipecial servioes
was created at different periods a Knight, an Ofiicer, and a Knight Commander of the Tower and
Sword, and lias the Portuguese Cross.
8 Sir Da? id Baird served with the 74th Highlanders throughout the Kaffir war of 1851-63 (Medal).
9 Major F. W. Balfour served with the 2ud Battalion Rifle Brigade in the Eastern campaign
of 1864-66, including the aasault of the Redau on the 8th Sept., and siege and fall of Sebastopol
(Medal and Clasp and Brevet Major).
11 Major Bamston served with the 66th Regt. in the Eastern campaign of 1864-65, including
the battles of Alma and Inkerman (severely wounded), siege of Sebastopol and aoxtia of S6th
October (Medal and Clasps, and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
13 Major Bayley served with the 62nd Lt. Inf. at the defeat of the Sealkote mntineeii on tlie
banks of the Ravee on the 12th and 16th July 1867 ; alto at the siege of Delhi, and commanded
and led the storming party of the 3rd Column at the assault of tlie Cashmere Gate on 14th
Sept., where he was severely wounded (Brevet of Major, Medal and Clasp).
16 Lord George Bcauclerk served with the 10th Hussars in tlie Crimea from 7th Jnly 1865,
including the battle or the Tchernaya, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
16 M^or Bere served with the 16th Lanceis during the campaign in Afij^hanistani noder Lord
Keane, and was present at the siege and capture of Gbuznee (Mediil); and he oommanded the
party of the 16th Lancers, under Brigadier Cureton, sent to seize the guns and secure the posses-
sion of the citadel of Cabool,aud was appointed at Caliool Assistant- Adjutant-General of CaTairy,
and continued so until the reduction of Lord Keane'&army in the Provinces. Abo the campaign on
the Sutle) in 1846 (Medal), including the battles of Buddiwal, Aliwal (wounded), and SohraoB.
17 Major Bethuue served with the 92nd Highlanders in the Indian campaign of 1867-58, and
was present at the actions of Ri^jghur, Mungrowlie, and Sindwalio, and affiUrs of Koral and
Borode (twice mentioned in despatches, Medal, and Brevet of Major).
19 Major Brady served the campaigns of 1813, 14, and 16, in the Peninsula, Fhmce, and
Flanders, with the Royal Horse Guards, and was present at the battles of the NiTsIle^ Nive,
Bayonne, Orthes, Toulouse, and Waterloo, at which last he was severely wounded* and hMl a
horse shot under him.
91 Major Briggs served with the 1st Dragoon Guards in the Crimea from 10th Augoat 1865,
including the battle of the Tchernaya and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
S3 M^jor Burslem served the campaigns of 1838, 39, and 40 in Aj%hanistan, with the 13tb,
and was present at the storm and capture of Gbuznee (Medal), assault and captora of the tewn
and foitress of Tootumdurrah, storm of Joolghur, night attack at Baboo Koosh Ghor, dortmctlon
of KhaMurrah, and assault of Perwaodurrah.
84 Major Caimes served at the siege of Flushing In 1809, and at different periods in the Peainanla.
26 Major Berkeley Caloott served the campsdgn of 1808-9 with the 43rd Regt., iadiidiaf the
battle of Vimiera, the retreat under Sir John Moore, and the battle of Corunna. Szpediiioa to
Waleheren in 1800. Subsequently in the Peninsula, including the sieges and captures of CSodad
Rodrigo and Badajos, battles of Salamanca, Vlttoria, Nivelle, Nive, and Toulouse. Ezpadltion
to New Orleans. Campaign of 1816, and was present at the capture of Paris.
86 Major Caldecot served with the 39th Regt. in Malta and Sicily. Subsequently in thetadn-
snlar campaigns of 1813 aud 14, including the battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Nivelle, and NIve,
action at Giuris, battles of Orthes and Toulouse. Served afterwards in Canada daring the
American war.
28 Mijor Henry W. Campbell served with the 79th Highlanders throughout the Eastern
campaign of 1864-56, including the battles of Alma and Balaklava, siege and fall of Sebastopol,
assault of the 18th Jan. and 8th Sept., expedition to Kertch and Yenikale (Medal ^^d thne
Clasps, Brevet Mi^or^ and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
89 Major Robert Campbell was employed on field service in India from August 1880 to Mtrcb
1886, including the siege of Kittoor.
30 Major John C. Campbell served with a wing of the 13th Light Dragoons in the Knmool
campaign in 1839 ; served in the 9th Lancers in the Gwalior campaign in 1843, and was present
at the baUle of Punniar (Medal) ; in the Sutlej campaign in 1846 and present at the battle of
Sobraon (Medal) ; and in the Puigaub campaign of 1848-49, hiduding the passage of the Chanab
at Ramnugger, and battles of Cbillianwallah and Goojerat—- in the latter battle he ^»"mandf«»
the left squadron 9th Lancers which successfully charged the Sikh and Affghan cavalry (Medal
and Clasps).
31 Major Campsie commanded two Companies of the Ceylon Rifies at Borilla in snppressinff
the Rebellion of 1848 in Ceylon.
38 Major Coats served with the 66th Regt. on the China Expedition in 1841-42 (Medal), in-
eluding the attack and capture of Amoy, second capture of Chusan, and storming of Chin Kjang
Foo. Served in the Eastern campaign of 1864, and was severely wounded at the battle of Alma
(Medal and Clasp, and mentioned in orders by Sir De Lacy Evans).
33 Major Cochran served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in Canada, including the Mtiea at
Moravian Town. Also the campaign of 1824-6 in Ava, including the captoreof RaagooB and
Martaban, aiege and oaptore of DanoUa, battlw of Proma and Pagahm Mtw. 8«rftd«tto
War Sermeei of Retired Majors. 1 17t
mmptSgm ti 184S ia Afl^htniitaD, and commanded a column of attack in the action of the
S8th April in Hie Pisheen Valley ; present alio in the actio ni near Candahar, at Goaine, and
beAm Ohvmee; oecnpation and destruction of that fortrfss and of Cabool. Expedition into
Kokltlaa, afoitn, eaptnre, and dettmction of IstaliflT, and in the numerous minor affairs in and
beCw«eii the Bolan and the Khyher Passes.
94 Major Hon. Wm. Erslcinc Cochrane served with the 1 5th Hussars the campaign of 1808-9
nnler Sir John Moore, and commanded a troop whicli attaclced and defeated the French car airy
at Sahagfin. In 1813 he accompanied his Regiment to Liahon, and in the following year com-
manded a aquadron in the battle of Vittoria : he has rccelyed the War Medal with two Clasps.
35 Major Wm. U. Cockbum was detached from Gibraltar for the defence or Tarifi in 1811
and 12, when the French were defeated, leaying clieir guns behind ; served subsequently in the
PenhiSBla to the end of that war in 1814, and was present at the investment of Bayonne and
repalae of the sortie. Embarked afterwards for America, where he served until the terminution
of tlie war with the United SUtcs.
36 Major Codd served with the 48th Regt. in the operations against the Rajah of Coorg in 1834.
87 MijorCook served with the 11th Hussars in the Intern campaign of 1854 and up to
20th Aug. 1855, including the affair of Bulganak, battles of Alma, Balaklava (wounded), and
Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
38 Major Croker served as Assist. Quarter- Master-Qeneral in the action at Zoraporc near Kur-
nool on the 18th October 1839; and abio in a like capacity in the action at Maharaji>ore, SOlh
December 1843 (Medal).
39 Mijor Cumberland served with the 42iid HighlaTidcri the Eastern campaign up to
1st Feb. 1856, including the battles of Alma and Balaklava, and siege of Sebastopol; he
succeeded to the command of (he regiment a few days after Alma and continued In the command
nntil the 1st Feb. 1855 (Medal and three Clasps).
40 Major Darell served with the 1st Batt. 60th Riiles during the second siege operations at
Mooltan, including ihe siege and storm of the town and capture of the citadel of Mooltan. After-
wards at the battle of Ooojerat (Medal), pursuit of the Sikh army under Rajali dhert> Sing until
its final anrrender at Rawul Pindee, occupation of Attock and Peshawur, and expulsion of the
Afi^haa force under the Ameer Dost Mahomed beyond the Khybcr Pa^s.
41 Major DarrtKsh served with the Royals in Canada during the Rebellion of 1837-B. He
served als«> with the 62nd in the campaign on the Sutlej (Medal), and was wounded at Fcroze-
shah. Served with the 51 st throughout the Burmese war of 185*i-6d ; was on board the B. I. C.
steant frigate Ferooz during the naval action and destruction of the enemy V stockadt-s on the
Rangoon River; served during the succeeding three dayN* operations in the vicinity (including
the storming of the Wliite House Redoubt), and at the storm and capture of Rangoon ; also at the
asMinlt and capture of Bassein 19th May (wounded); and serve<l as Deputy Assistant Qr.Mastcr
General at the takhig of Pegu Slst November.
43 Major Dillon served with the d2nd Regiment at Copenhagen in 1807 ; the campaign of
1608-9 in Spain, incladlng the Iwttlcs of Roleia and Vimiera, retreat to and battle of Corunna -,
in 1808, Walehercn expedition, and siege and capture of Flu^ihing ; in 1813 was in support at
the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, and in the covering army at the siege and capture of Badajoi : he
has raeelved the War Medal with three Clasps.
44 Sir Thomas Drake served with the 52nd Regt. in 1808, on the expedition to Sweden under
Sir John Moore and on the retreat to Corunna ; in 1800, on the Walehercn expedition ; from 1800
to 1819 inclusive, in the Peninsula, and was present in the action at Sabugal, battle of Ftientes
d'Ooof , siege and assault of Ciudad Rodrigo, and affair of San 3Iunos — severely wounded (War
Medal with two CUsps).
45 Major Driberg, prior to entering the army, served Ave years and a half as midshipman In
the Royal Navy ; in 1808, 9, and 10, on the East India station ; in 1813 and 18 iu the blockading
aqnadrons off Flushing, Cherbourg, and Texel, and in the Baltic. In 1816 he served as a volun-
teer in the Kandian campaign in Ceylon.
46 Major Duff served with the 23rd Fusiliers in the Eastern campaign of 18o4, including the
riegeof Sebastopol and battle of Inkerman where he was taken prisoner (Medal and Clasps, and
6th ClasB of the Medjidie).
48 Major Elmsall served with the 1st Dragoons. Served the Eastern campaign of 1854, in-
cluding the battle of Balaklava (severely woundeil), and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps,
Brevet Major, and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
49 Mijor Fane served the campaign in Affghanistan, and was present at the storm and capture
of Ghnanee (Medal).
51 M^or Forsyth served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Balaklava
and Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol, capture of the Quarries, attack on the Redan on the 18th
June (with the storming column), and on the 8th Sept. ; also at Kinbourn (Medal and Clasps,
Brevet Major, Knight of the Legion of Honour, and Sardhilan Modal).
52 Major Fox served in the Peninsula with the Royals, and was present at the battles of
Comnna and Faentes d'Onor, for which he has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
53 Major Frampton was present with the 50th Regt. in the battle of Punniur ( Medal). Served
the campaign on the Sutlej (Medal and two Clasps), including the battles of Moodkee, Feroie-
sbah, and Aliwal, in which last he was dangerously wounded, and had his arm amputated.
Served the Eastern campaign until Ukcn prisoner in the trenches before Sebastopol on the SSnd
Dec 1854, having been present at the battles of Alma and Inkerman (wounded),— Medal and
Clasps, and Knight of the Legion of Honor). ^ ^ . , «•«
KUtAoT VnsKt acted as staff oi&cer to a detachment sent from Bombay in 1837, against
tbfl Kbelf in Cananu He wnred alto in the Kaffir war of 1840-47 (Medal).
117; War Services of Reiired Majors,
M Migor ^vin leired with the 16th Lancers during the eampaigii in Afllfhanitlaa «nilfr
Lord Keane, indading the ilege and capture of Ghuznee (Medal). He waa alao preaaat at tha
tattle of Mahanjpore, 9th Dec 1849 (Medal).
57 Major Qell served in the Peninsula in the 29th, and succeeded to tlie command of tha
Bcgt at the battle of Albuhora, for wliich he has received the Gold Medal.
6& Major Gordon served at the capture of the Isle of France in 1810, and of Jara In 1811,
and was wounded at the assault of Fort Cornelius. Served also at the alege and capture of
Bhurtpore.
00 Mijor Graham served with the 43nd Higlilanders. Served the Eastern campaign fWxn
Dec. 1854, including the expedition to Kcrtch, 8ic«^c and full of Sebostopol, and assault upon the
outworks 18th Juue (Medal and Clasp, and Brcvot-Ma}or).
61 Major Grant served with the 14th Regiment in the Nepanl war in 1815; at the siege and
capture of the Fortress of Hattras in March 1817 ; in tlie Dcccan and Pindarree campaigns in
1817 and 1818 under Lord Hastings, and commanded the Light Company when it was attached
to a Flanic Battalion in 1818. Was present with the 14th Regiment, at the siege and e^turc of
Bhurtpore, and commanded the Grenadier Company when it led the right storming colamQ on the
day of the assault, 18th January 181^0 (Medal and Clasp).
63 Major Grehan served with the Queen's Royals throughout the campaign In AiQihanistan
and Beloochistan under Lord Kcane, and was present at the storm and capture of Ghuanee
(Medal) and of Khelat.
64 Major Grubbc served with the 43rd Lt. Inf. in the Peninsula during tlie latter part of ]81C>
and was in action on the 16th Nov. on retreat from Burgos. W&h also at New Orleans.
65 Major Hammersloy served in the Peninsula from Aug. 1812 to the end of that war in
1814, and was present at the battles of Vittoria and Toulouse, and the investment of, an4 the
Heights before Pampeluna. Shot through the shoulder whilst protecting a house in the neigh-
bourhood of Dublin, on duty in 1806, when In the Militia. He has received the War H^al
with two Clasps.
66 Migor Wm. Henry Hare accompanied the expedition under BIr ]>avid Baird to Coranna*
and was present throughout the retreat, and at the battle of Corunna. In Aug. 1809 embarlced
with the expedition to Walcheren, and was at the siege and capture of Flushing. Served in tlie
Pleninsular campaigns of 181 1| 12, IS, and 14; and finally at the battle of Waterloo and gnptnrs
of Csmbray.
66 Major Herbert served with the 99th Regt. at the action of Mahanjpore on Che t9th Dae .
1843 (slightly wounded).
60 Major J. M. Home served the campaign of 1814 in Upper Canada with the 104th Rcgt.
70 Major Hopkins served with the 43rd Light Infantry daring the cam|>aign in Denauuk in
1807, including the siege and surrender of Copenhagen, and battle of Kioge. In 1606 landed at
Comnna with Sir Daviid Baird's expedition, and joining the army of Sir John Meora wee in die
Tarions operations until the retreat. In 1809, landed In Portugal with the light Divfaiony ^DA
was at the defending of the passage of the Taigus at Almaras ; In 1810 waa engafed in aaienl
aiTalrs between Almeida and Ciudad Rodrigo, action of the Coa (severely wooadcd), betde of
Bnaaco, and vuious skirmishes; in 1811 engaged at Pombal, Reaiphay Condeim, HOnHidn de
Coorg, Sabugal. and battle of Fuentes d'Onor; in 1812, was present daring both the stages end
Mormlng of Gindad Rodrigo and Badajox, commanding a Company at the asaaalt of the hreachss
of eaeh ; present at the reduction of the forts of Salamanca, action at Castrajon, battle of Sala-
aanea, axul surrender of the Retiro in Madrid; In 1813, action of San Millan, battle of Vittgsia,
action with the enemy's rearguard on entering the Pyrenees, operations tbereia, action at the
bridge of Tanzi, and attack of the heights of Santa Barbara ; present also at the atom tad
oaptnre of Saint Sebastian. Served in the campaign of 1815 and was at die eaptnue of Paris.
Haa the War Medal with seven Clasps, and was twice severely wounded.
72 Migor Hutton served with the 4th Light Dragoons. Sarved the Eastcm earapaJgn of li54,
IndudlDg the battles of Alma and Balaklava (severely wounded in both thighs), and alcge of
Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
73 Major R. Inglis served with the 18th Royal Irish in the Crimea in 1854.55, IndudlBf llie
ilege and fall of Sebastopol, asaaalt and capture of the Cemctry on the 16th Jane (Medafand
C3aap and Bi«vet Mijor).
' 74 Major W. Inglis served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battlea of Bala-
klava and Inkecmaa, and siege of Sebastopol, for wiilch he obtained Brevet rank as MaJ^r (MaM
and Clasps).
75 Cekmel Jacks served the campaign in Naples under Sir James Craig in 1805, and that In
BlcOy and Calabria under Sir John Stuart in 1806 ; in 1 809 he was at the taking of the Uands
«f Jechia and Prodda in the Bay of Naples. Subsequently be served on the Eaetcm Coaet of
Spain, and was present at the actions of Alcoy, Biar, CastaUa, YiUafranea, and variona other
aflhiia. In 1814 he was at the capture of Qenoa. In 1835 he raised the 2nd Laoeara ef the
British Iiegion nnder Sir De Lacy Evans, and was present in the various actions and other
daaoltory operatioos of the Legion in Spain. For his services there ho has received from the
Bpaaish Government the Cross of Knight of the Military Order of St. Ferdinand <onaeon*
jbnod on the field of battle), and the Commandership of Isabd the Catholic ; dao tbefwriL of
Colonel in the Spanish Army.
76 Migor Jaekson served in the Sutlej campaign in 1846 with the 16th Lancers, «kl -was
present at the affhir of Buddlwal, and in the actions of Aliwal and Sohraon (Medal and Oiaapi.
77 Major Jadgeacceropanied the 27tb Begt on the ex|>editkm to Hanover in lt06. /otoad
the amy in Sidly ia ISOfilr wd wm empk^ed irllh i^ In ft QxeBtOia tattaliMi, <bUlpf Mp ^mkam
JVar Servicea qf Uttirid Mqfors* 117k
optnUom, in 1810» Sailed with Ae force for Naples, and wai preaent at the capture of leohls
and Proolda In 1800. Returned to Sicily, and appointed Deputy-Aaalitant-Quarter-Mutar*
General; employed agaioat the French army in 1811. Senred with that department durinff
1813 and 13 at the battle of Castalla, twice in activA sleffe before Tarragona, in the affldr at Villa
Franca, and the paea of Balagucr. R^olned the 27th Regiment, and sailed from Bonrdcauz fbr
Canada ; present at the battle of Plattsbuiigy and the le? erely-contetted passage of the Saranac.
78 yUior Henry Keen serred with the 25th Regiment at the capture of Madeira in 1807 }
after whieh he proceeded to the West Indies, where he was employed on the staff for upwards of
ten years. He was at the taking of nearly all the West India IsUinds which were captured from
1809 to 1816, and was frequently mentioned in Dispatches : he has receiTed the War Medal
with two Clasps).
79 Lord Keane served on the late General Lord Keane's staff during the campaign la
AfbhaaiBtan and fieloochistan, and was present at the assaalt and capture of Qhuznee, for whidi
be has rsoeived a Medal.
81 Lord Killeett aerTed with the 8th Hauars in the Crimea, from l9th NoTember 1854,
including ^ expedition to Kertch, siege and fbll of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
88 Major Leslie eerved the campaign of 1814 in Canada; also, with the79nd Highlanders,
tbe Kaffir campaign of 1834-35 (Medal).
84 Msjor Lotett senred in the 98th Kegt. with the expedition to the North of Chin in 1849
(Medal), and was present at the attack and capture of Chin Kiang Foo, and at tbe landing before
Nankin.
86 M^or M'Murdo serred with the 8th Hussars at the si^e of Hattras in 1817, and after-
wards in the Pindaree war.
87 M^or Manley serred with the 6th Dragoons the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, inclndlnff
the battles of BalaklaTa, Inkerman, and Tchemaya, siege and Ihll of Scbastjpol (Medal and
Claspa, and BrsTct Mi^or).
88 Mi^or A% L. Manih served the Eastern campaign of 1854-5, with the 55th Regt, including
the battles of Alma and Inkerman (ifucceeded to the command of the Regt.) and siege of Set>aa-
topol ( Medal and Clasps).
80 Major Robert Marsh served with the 24th Regt in the Peninsula from Aug. 1819 to the
end of that war in 1814, and was present at the battles of Vittorhi, the Pyrenees, Nivdla
(wounded), and Orthes, fbr which he has the War Medal with four Clasps. Served also the
Xepaol campaign of 1815-16, and the Mahratta campaign of 1817-18.
01 Malor John Maasy served wiih tbe 4dth Ri>gt. the campaign against the Rajah of Coorg In
April 1834.
99 tti^or Matson joined the force in New Zealand under Colonel Despard in August 1845, and
senred as Acting Deputy Quartermaster-General, and was preient at the assault and capture of
Kawiti's Pah, at Ruapek^>eka on Uie 11th Jan. 1840.
93 Mi^or Meraer aerwcd in the 89th Regiment at the aiege of Sebastopol, flrom the 15th
Deoamber 1854 to the 7th July 1835^ including the attack of the 18th June. Was aeverely
conlMsod in the head oa the night of the 13th April when in command of a working party, in
tho trencfaea (Medal and Clasp and Brevet -Major).
94 Ma|or Meredith served in the Peninsula from Now, 1813 to June 1814, and was actively
employed fVom the Pyrenees to the battle of Toulouse, at which he was present. Serred in Canada
In 1814 and 15 ; present at capture of Rangoon, May 1824. He has received the VTar Medal with
one Clasp far Toukwse.
96 Major Minter served in the Kandian campaigns of 1817 and 18 under Sir Robert Brown-
rigg, and in the Burman Empire under Sir Arcbibiild Campbell.
08 Mi^or J. P. Mitford served on the Staff throngliout the war in China (Medal), and was
present at the operations before Canton, and at the investment of Nankin.
00 Ma|or D. A. Monro served with the 12th Lancers in the Kaffir war of 1851-53 (Medal).
101 M^or Charlee Murray served in the Kandian War in Ceylon in 1817-18.
ICMI Major WiSliam Mnm^ served with the lOlh Hussars in the Crimea, from tbe 30th Junn
1855, including the battle of the Tchernaya, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Claip and
Brevet Uajor).
103 Major Nash served in the American war with the 103rd Regt, and was present at the action
of Lundy's Lsne, stormins^ of Fort Erie, 15th Aag. 1814,— severely wounded in tbe leg by a
niiisket-ball> and afterwards blown up by the explosion of a powder-magazine ; present also in
the action at Chippewa.
105 Major 0*Leary served in 1811, 12, and 13, in the Peninsula, including the siege of Ciudad
RodilgOt oattle of Salamanca, cspture of Madrid, siege of Burgos, and retreat from thence.
Bcrvad In the Kepanl war, and was set crely wounded in taking the heights of Harriapore, let
Hareh 1816L Served in the Mahratta war in 1817 and 18; and also in China, at Amoy, Chusan,
and Chinhae, including the repulse of the nlgbt-attack ; and was Brigade Major to Colonel P.
Craigie at these places, and afterwards Brigade Miyor to the Chusan Field-ibrce from its fSonna-
tion in Ifov. 184d, under \he command of Sir James Schoedde, untH the return of tlie 55th Regt.
to EniHuid in 1844. He has received the Silvei- War Medal with two Clasps for Ciudad Rodrigo
and Sdamancat the Medal for service in India ; and also the one for China.
106 Mi^or Ogle aerved the campaign in Affghanistan under General Pollock, and was wounded
in ibreing the Miyber Psas, 5th April 184d. He has the Medal for the re-capture of Cabool.
107 Major Orr served with the 7th Fnsilien at the siege and capture of Copenhagen in 1807 ;
at the aim of Martinique in 1800 ; and in the Peninsula from 1810, including the battle Of
JdbobMumwenSij wounded by a musket-ball in tbe leg), passage of the Eslar and the Ebro,
aeiloii ef Wna, haltle ef Ylttorla, investment of Pampeluna (wounded in the breaat 1^ a mnaket*
118 Wat Services of BeHred Majors.
ball), action at the Pass of Roncesyalles, battle of the Pyrenees, paisage of the Bldaiiotv liattlM
of the NiveUe, Nive, and Orthee, besides Tarious minor actions and skirmiihes : he baa recelrad
the War Medal with eight Clasps.
100 Major Paynter served with the 1st Dragoon Guards in the Crimea fVom Aug. 1855, In-
eluding the siege and fall of Sebastopol, and battle of the Tchemaya (Medal and Clasp).
111 M^jor Pollock served with the Light Brigade of Sir John Moore's army In the North of
Spain and on the retreat to Comoua. Accompanied his Regiment (the 48rd) to Lisbon, and
joined Sir Arthur Wclleilcy's army atTalavera the day al^er the battle, and waa present in the
action near Almeida on the Coa, battle of Busaco, actions of Pombal, Redinha, Miranda de Corroy
Foz d'Arouce, and Sabugal ; battle of Fuentes d'Onor, siege and storming of Ciudad Rodrigo,
siege and storming of Badajoz, and was severely wounded at the assault.
112 Mfyor the Hon. Charles Powis, prior to entering the army, served five years and three
months in the Royal Navy, and was present in H.M.S. Blonde tit the taking of the Morea Castle,
in the Gulf of Lepanto, in 1828. He served with the 9th Lancers in the campaign of 1848-0 in
the Punjaub, including the passage of the Chenab at Ramnuggur, and battles of Chillianwallah
and Goojerat (Medal and Clasps).
114 M^or Rawlinson served with the expedition to Egypt in 1807 ; at the taking of the Island
of Zante, 1800; and at the siege of Santa Maura, 1810.
115 Major Henry Rcid served at Cadiz from March 1813 to the end of the war. Served also in
the American war, including the affair at Hampden.
116 Major Robertson served the campaign of Java, including the investment and storming of
Fort Cornells, storming the heights of Serendolc, investment and storming of Djocjocarta, where
he was severely wounded through the thij^h. Present at the quelling of the insurrection at Pro-
boliugo, where Iits brother officers, Lieut.Culonel Fraser and Captain MTherson, were killed
Served also in Flanders in 1815.
117 Major Rockc served with the 40th Regt. the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including
the battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol and sortie of 26th October
(Medal and Clasps and Brevet of Major).
110 Major Rutherfoord served with the 4th Regiment, tlie Eastern campaign of 1864^5, in-
cluding the battles in the Crimea, siage and fail of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
121 Major Shuclcbargh served with the Scots Fusilier Guards the Eastern Ciiii})aign to
November 1854, including tiie battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkermao (leverelj weonded),
and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
133 Major Stuart served at the siege and capture of Kittoor in the East Indies In Dee. 1834^
124 Major Studdert served with the 9lh Lancers at the battle of Pmmiar on 29th Dm. 184S
(Medal).
120 Major Sykcs served with the 48th Regt at the siege and fall of Sebastopol firom 21ak
April 1855 (Medal and Clasp, Brevet of Major, aod 5th Class of the Medjidie).
128 Major Thellusson served vv-ith the Coldstream Guards at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from
2nd May 1855 (Medal and Clasp, Brevet of Major, and 5th Clau of the Medjidie).
130 Major Way served with the 20th Regiment throughout the Punjaub campaign in 1848-9
(Medal), including the passage of the Clienab, and battles of Chillianwallah and Goejeret.
131 M^Jor Webb served with the Rifle Brigade during the campaigns of 1814 and 15 Ift
Holland, the Netherlands, and France, including both the actions at Merzem, bombardment of
Antwerp, and battle of Waterloo, at which lust he was slightly wounded.
133 Major Wcyland served the campaigns in Upper Canada from 1812 to 1815, incloding the
actions at Fort George and Stoney Creek, at which last he was severely wounded.
133 Major Whitney aervod with the 2nd Battalion 44th Regt. in the Peninsok, and vaa
severely wonndcd on crossing the Mondego (Medal). Went with the expedition to Holland In
1814, and was at the action of Menem, bombardment of the French Fleet at Antwerp, and
storming of Bergen-op-Zoom, where he was severely wounded and taken prisoner, leading the
storming party, when planting the colors on the ramparts. Served the campaign of 1815, and
was dangerously wonndcd while carrying the colors at the battle of Quatre Bras, and sewnly hgr
a bayonet at Waterloo ; was also at the capture of Paris. Served during the Burmese war, indnding
storm and capture of stockades at Ramoo, Ramrec, the inti-enched positions on the Padway
mountains and at Mahatty, led the storming party at the stockades on the heights of Aracan
and at the siege and capture of Aracan (Medal).
134 Major Wilkinson served with the 1 3th Regt. throughout the Burmese war, including the
landing at Cheduba, storming the stockade, and capture of the island ; affidr at Kumaroot^
storming seven stockades at Kumaroot, attack and capture of S>Tiam, actions near Rangoon, on
the 1st, 5th, and 7th Dec. 1824 5 storming of Kokien (wounded) ; expedition to Bassehi, and capture
Kegrais, Basscin, and Lamina ; actions at Sembike and Nadadee, storming of Mclloon, and battle of
of Pagahm Mew. He also served throughout the campaigns in Affghanistan from 1838 to 184S
Inclusive, including the expedition to Girishk, storm and capture of Ghuznee (Medal), stormiBg
of the Khoord Cabool Pass, affah* of Tezeen, forcing the Jugdulluck Pass, reduction of the fort of
Mamoo Khail, heroic defence of Jellalabad, and sorties on the 14th Nov. and Ist Dec. 1841, 11th
March, 24th March, and 1st April 1842 ; general action and defeat of Akbar Khan before Jella-
labad on the 7tli April 1842 (Medal), in which action ho commanded the centre column after the
fall of Colonel Dennie. Commanded the 13th Regt. in storming the heights of Jugdulluck, in the
general action of Tezeen, and at the recapture of Cabool (Medal), for which he has received the
Companionship of the Bath.
135 Major Whig served with the 05th Regt. the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the
battle of Alma (sererely woanded) and ilege of Sebaatopol (Medal and Claine, Breret Maior. tad
Sardiiiian Medal). ^ '
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M^or J. J. Wood tenred with the 18lh Royal Iriih in the Bonneie war of 186f (Medal .
hrvad wilb tka eSad BegimeBt at the aiege and faU of Sebattopol from Snd Sept. 1856 (Medal
lai Claap).
196 MaJ«r Tavd eerTad in the 88nd Regt. at the first and second aiege operatione before
■eoltan» iDdndJag the altaek on the enemy's position in front of the ad?anced trenches on
ISth Sept. 1848, Uie action of Sooijkoondy storm and capture of the city, and surrender of the
brtressi also present at the snimder of the fort and garrison of Cheniote, and at the battle of
Goofcnt (Madal and Cteqis).
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following Officers to have the temporary rank of Major-C
in command of Brigades, dated 24i July, 1856 : —
a Wm. VM» Wmiaai^J
i Mr Bobvt Ganott, XCB. XH.
Ohaika Warraa, CB.
Lord Wllfiam Paulet, CB.
Sir Charki T. rtm fltraabwiiae, XCB.
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WUllam Parlby, h. p. 10 HuMan.
Frederick Horn, CB, b. p. 90 F.
A. A. T. Oonyngharoe, CB, b. p. 51 F.
Charlee Trollope, CB. h.p. 09 F.
Arthur J. Lawrence, CB. h. p. Rifle Br.
Horaiio Shirley, CB, h. p. 88 F.
Baadal Bamley, Unatt*
OBNBEAL 0PFI0BB8 OP HBB MAJESTY'S INDIAN FOEO*.
GEHEBAL8.
Sir Hopton Slratftinl Scott, KCB.Ji%A.tid....
Sir lAmM LUynan Ctlflirefl. OCB. Mid. Eng.
air D«ri« LefghtOD, KCB, MadtM Inftatry ...
James Wfetah. ^ , *>•
Richtird Podmorc, Madrai Thfantry
Sir Robert Iloastoun, KCB, Bengal Caralry...
George Reet Kemp, Bombay Infaotry
John Alex. Paul MacKregor. Bengal Inf
Sir Wm. Richardi, KCB. Bengal Inf.
Jerry Francia Dyaon, Bombay infantry
Alexander Fair. CB. Madrai Infantry
William Gilbert, Bombay Infantry
James Ahmnty, Bengal Artillery
Motsem Boyd, Bengal Infantry m.«^.m"*<
Henry George Andrew Taylor. CB. Mad. Inf.
Brook Bridges Parlby, CB. Madraa Infantry
John Tniacolt, Bengal Infantry
£dw. Meliau GuUifer Slioweri, Madraa Art...
Patrick Cameron, Madras Cavalry
John Carfrae, Madraa Infantry
George Jackson, do.
Qeorge Striney, Bengiil Artillery
Sir George Pollock, GOB. do..
Samuel Ooodfellow, Bombay Engineers
Alexander Lindsay. CB, Bengal Artillery
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29 Sept. 67
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James Stewart Frnser, Madras Infantry 11 ^ot
Peter De la Molte, CB. Bumbay Cavalry do
Kdward Frederick, CB. Bonbai Infantry ... do
George Beajamin Brooks, do. do
Peter Lodwick. do do
Suetonins Henry Todd, Bengal Infantry do
Joh« Bncgs, Madras Inf*ntry Jo
Henry i^oAson, Benpil CaTilry ... .^ do
Charles WUIiam Hamilton, Bengnl Infantry ..» do
Edmund Frederick Waters, CB. do do
Richard CollyerAndrte, do do
George Mackentie 8tewari, Madru Infantry do
Sir Hark CubboB» KCB. Madras Infantry ... do
Thonas Bbabrick, Bengal Camlry do
Thomas King. Madras Infantry do
William CuUen, Madras ArUUiry do
David Barr, Bombav lufantir do
Thomas Murrett, Madras Infantry do
Thomaa Henry Pftnl, Bengal InfWntry do
Francis Fnrquharson, Bombay Infantry do
John Henry, Madns Infantry 8 Aug.
Samuel Swinhoe. Bengal Inftoitry 16 Sept.
John Anderson, do | I)ec.
Frederick Young. do. • lo Feb.
Thomas Monteath t)ougkB. CB. Beng. Inf.... 18 Mar.
William H. C. Cosller, , ^ "<*• iWl
Charles Herbert, CB., Maoris Infintry ...... 9 Apiil
air George ^etre Wyriier, K C'/l., Bengal Inf. S June
Alexander Dick, Bengal Infantry * J*.*y
WilUam Pattle, CB., Bengal CaV«lry 18 July
Thomas Fiddes, Bengal Infantry 16 Sept.
JasMs Ferry, Msdras Infantry •5**^
Hugh Boss, do. 29Mty
James Ketchen, Madras Artillenr 13 Oct.
Abraham Roberts, CB., Bensal Infantry IS Oci.
John Montn, CB^ Madms Infatatir 87 Jan.
Chas. Arthur G. Waflington. Bengal Inf. 4 Mat.
Thomas Oliver. ^.^» i®^ Vi" J i » ^
Sir James Outrsm, Bart. C CB. BomAay Inf. WJuIy
Duncan Gordon Scott, Bengal Infantry 23 Ji^y
Henry Hall, CB. Bengd Infaninr MOct.
Julius George Onflth, Bombay Arlillety 4 Feb.
Samuel Shaw, Bengal ArtiUery 5
Charles Butler Jameo, Bombay Infantry 16 M4y
Matthew Coombs Paul, Bengal Infantry 1/ Majr
air John Cheape, KCB. Bengal Engiueeri ... £6 May
John Low, CB. Madrai Infantry 80 May
Joaeph Harris, Bengal Infantry 29 Aug.
John Tttlloch. CB. Bengal Infantry 11
Richard Powney, Bengal ArUllery 21
George Edward Gowan, CB. Bengal Art 27 Sept.
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Patrick Montgomerie, CB. Madras ArtiUery... 26 Jnne 54
Wm. Henry Hewitt, Bengal Infantry do
John Home, , do. do
Geo. Wm. Aylmer Uoyd. CB. Bengal Inf. ... do
Aleunder Tulloch, CB, Madrai Infantry do
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Arch. Brown Dyee, Madras Infantry ...
J. Wheelfr CleTdand, d«k
Robert BlackaU, Bengal Infiintrf
David Capon, OB. Bombay Infantry
Wm. Dooikld Rdbertsoti. do.
Dunntt Rhn, MttAni RngiMcrt •. ii..*kt.u
George Sandvs, Msdras Ctrtlnr uu...»ui.4t
James Eckford, CB. Bengal Intantry
Mathew Soppitt, Bombay Infantry
Andrew Hervey. CB. Bengal Infantry
air Seudamore Winde SteeL KCB. Mad. Inf.
(Yed. Schulcr, Bombay Artillery
George Moore. Bombay Infantry
Maurice Tweedie, Madras Infantrr
Charles Montauban Carmichael. CB.Ben.Cav.
Henry Lechmera Worrall, do,...,*
Sir John Bennett Hearsey, JTCB. do
George Kichanl Pemberton, Bengal Infantry
Donald Macleod, Madras Cavaliy
Stephen Davis Riley, Bcnnl Infantry
Christopher Godley, CB. Beneal Infantry ...
David Cuninghame, Bombay Cavalry
Charles Dennis Dun, Madraa Infantry
James Parsons, CB. Bengal Infantry
Geurge Warren, do..
Henry Fisher Salter, CB. Btngnl Cavalry »
Thomas Mathew Tajrlor, do.
5owni^ Dowketr, Madras Infantry
enry Sargent, do
Geurge James Wilson. Bombay Infantry
Joseph GarnnuU, Madras Infantry
Robert Hawkcs. Bengal OtTnlrt.....
Arch. FuUerton RiehwHid, CJI. Bugnl liir»
James Bell, Madras Infantry .k..i
George Conran, Madras Arullery .^
air Patrick Grant, KCB. Bengal Infaniiji
Comnuinder-th'Vhttf €t MtidMs
Christopher Dixon Wilkinson* CB. Ben. Inf.
William Taylor, Midru Intkntry
Westrop Walkins, do
John Ijanrie, do
James Edwin William^ Madras Inhintry
tVancis Tunilcy Fmrll. Bombay Infbntry ...
William Henry Manhall, Bennl InlbatT^
Robert Alexander, Madras Infantry
John Day Stokes. do.
Francis Bpenctr HawUns, CB. Beta. InH
John Kynaston Ltlard, CB. Madras Influitry
Edward Garstin. Bengal Engfoeen
Adolpbni Detvilte. Madras Infantry
Richard Home, Bengal Infbntry
5ir Rob. John itnssey Vivian,JrCB.,Mad.lnf.
lliomas Littleton Qreen, do
Alexander Camegy, CB, Bengal Infuitry ...
George Tomkyns. do.
Sir Henrv Gee Roberts, Jn?B., Bombay Inf....
William Cavaye, Bombay Inf.
David Forties, do
Francis ^traton. Madras Cavalry
Chariea Richard William Lone. CB. Ben. Inf.
William John Gairdner, CB. Btmul IMslitry
George Brooke, CB. Bengal Artitteiy .w •
John Yaldwyn, Madras Infbn(ry....v
Benjamin Robertson Hitchins, do
Watkin Lewis Williama, Madras Infantry
Forre Evans Bruce, Madras Infantry
Iwvty Ooaiagham, Madras Oavaliy ...^ .«.
William Justice, Madras Infanti^
Henry Chamben Murray Cox, Bengal ihf. ...
John tlotfgan, CB. Bengal Innntry
George 11 uisli, CB. do. %•.....«•
Frederick Blundell, CB. Madras Artillery ..««..
John Campbell, CB. Madras Infaatiy «»
Thomas Bowes Forster. do. »,^
Fre. Frankland WbinyateOk Madras Art. ^...,
James Adam Howdeni Madras litfantry
Augiutus Clarke, do.
Charles Hamilton, CB. Bengal Infantry
Edward Armstrone. Madras Infsntry
Maurice Stack, CB. Bombay Cavalry
William Wyllie, CB. Bombay Infantry
WalterJno. Browne, CB. do
Philip Francis Story. CB. Bengal Cavalry
Alexander Wondburn CB. Bombay Inf.
George Grantham, Madras Infantry
Henry Cracklow, Bombay Infantry
William Prescott, Madras Infantry
Henry Lawrence, Bengal Infantry
Richard Budd, Madras Infantry
George Hicks, CB. Bengal Intantry
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riiGikf* Bengal iB&otiy uiiuwA 11 Mui, §fi
b^ CB., BeonlliARin '""!""". 8 AhpU
mder, CB., BeBgal ArtulerT 1ft May
Uliit Luie» CB. Bengftl AriUlary 8 Jud«
lOBt Madraa Infantry 4Jaly
vart, Bengal Infiqit^ ....,*•* 168«pt.
■tiognll, do. A Not*
leoek. Bombny Infrntry 38 Nor.
dte^CJI. Wn^^ AiiiUii,..,,.. UMW, 17
•bdl Coffin, Ma4raf Infantry 29 May
CoroiahWbi4iKk.jrq^.da l7JiMU|
itlMttr, Beagjil lufui^ P Aug.
nin^, Bengal In£uitry 15 SmI,
i^niffht CatmeroD, liailras Infantry 3 Oct.
gentl1ioa.8inee« do. 3 Oct.
uue Parr, do. 13 Oct.
fjaiwiffrBwipa tolai4fy.*..f..f upf^ ^^
>r. IMraa Ipjrantry 2 Dec. 57
ohnaoM, do. 8 l)co.
!•, BoMal la&ntnr m. 27 ^^n. 58
idera Bird, Benou Infantnr 4 Mar.
dl. dt^ 1 Hay
Awhela, do. 4 May
jnes Holwell Birch. CB, Beng. Inf. 1 M«y
npbeU, Baogal Artillery 4 July
M, Itongal Infkntry
liam Lawrence, Madras Cavalry.
Alex. Will
»f npad. A)))>9tL CBi l»Va of Bang. Endneera,
lieui. Govern&r of Ike MUary College at
jiddiscombe
John Fowler Bradford, CB. Benjcal Cavalry...
Hari7 Meggt Gravea. Bengal InfWutry
Charlaa Bnmi, CUi. B«R«al Artillery
Archibald Spiera Logan, Madras Infontry ...
CkaHfa Jtnnu Sliirrel^ Madraa Artillery....,,
Edward Hesiiter, Mndroa Infkntry
8tii«»t OorltaU, CB. Beqfal lafwivy
Hepry Macan, Bombayinfintry ,
WillUUn Sana, Baafal Influitrr
«jr Jiiatln Shell, XCB. do
Ciiarlet WaUab, Madras Infantry
James Manson,Ben{ral Infantry
George Twemlow, Bencal Artillery
T)iM|iaa Ao'hctop Duke. Vfllras Infiiwitry .
Nathaniel Jonps, ningal Infantry
Jaoifi Olarktt Cliamnck Oiar, do
Thomas David Carpenter, Mailras Infantry...
Thomaa Alax. kuf. Munae^, Madras Cavafa7
Bobeit Thorpe, Aladraa (ntantry ,..
James Scott, Bombay Infantry
Charlton Holl, Madras Infantry
Charles Hewetson, Madras Infant ry....«
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122 YEOMEN OF THE GUARD.
Her MqfesH/'s Bo(fy GuanU
(INSTITOTED BY HEIIRY VII., IN THB YBAK \k»,)
Ca/i/oiii.— Henry John, Earl qfDvLcie, S8 June 59.
Ueutemmi.-^ir Benjamin TriTeU Philipps, MaJor^Oeneral laie ^Bengal Army, 23 July 57.
Bfuign.'-l^ Sir George Honlton,* Copt. h.p. 43rd Foot, 26 Sept. 35.
CUrk •/ th€ Cheque mnd Ad^uUmt.-^l^ «» John FitsMaurice,* KH., CMmW h.p. Uiwtt ,
22 Apr. 47.
Exont.
9 Itn Sir John Kincaid,* late a Captain in the Bifle Brigade, 25 Oct. 44.
Thomas Parker Rickford, late a Captain in the 93rd Fueiliers, 24 Hay 61.
Qeofffs Vamham Macdonald, late Captain I9lh Foot, 6 Feb. 55.
Magnus Forbes Morton Herbert, late Captain 48M F^ot, 6 Mar. 56.
140 Yeomen.
Agents, — Messrs. Cox k Co.
1 sir George Houltomerred In the Peninsvlm with the 48rd Light Infkntry,throagh the wboleof Ibsretmi
to Oomoaa under Sir John Moore In 1808. Served also in the Walcberea expedition In IS09. Sobeequeatlj la
the Peniniula, including tlie retreat to the Line* of Torres Vedrai in 1810, purtuli of Meteena, aettaM of Fwabai,
Aedinha, Caeal Nova, Miranda de Corvo, Foi d'Arouco, Sabugal, Castr^on, San ChrUtoral, Saa Maaoib aai fiaa
Milan ; battles of Fuentet d'Onor, Salamanca, Vltturlacieverely wounded). Pyrenees, Kivelle, Nive(lhh, 10th, lltk,
IMi, aad 18th Dec. 1813), and Toulouse ; siege and storming of Ciudad Rodrigo, and taking of the ontworfc of that
plaoe. Fort Reyaard; aad siege and storming of BadiOo** Has received the 8ilT«r War Madal vlHi m Clasp*.
ServMl ia the storming of the Lines of New Orleans, and afterwards with the Army of OoeupatkNi la VllDee.
S Colonel FltsMaurice Joined the RItte Brigade in the Peninsula as a volunteer, in 1811« aad sarvr4 to the
•nd of the war, including the afMr at the Mill at Freizadas, action of Sabugal, battle of Fasnies dflBor, siege*
aad aasanlU of Ciudad Rodrigo and Badi^os, action at San Milan, and battle of Ylttorla— sktmishlag la advaaee.
he there with two Riflemen, took thyrsi gun captured that day, and secured seven prisooers;
to Pampelnaa. ander the walls of which their last gun was taken ; battles of the Pyrenees, earrylaf tba halfhtsof
Eehalar, and the fortified pass of Bera; defended an orchard In front of Arcangues for a whole day with daa sab-
dhrlsloa | battles of the Nivelle and the If Ive, together with those near Bayonne on the lOth, llth aad It* Dec,
1818; the brilliant action with Soult's rear-guard at Tarbee, and battle of ToakMise, biitilai a— aiaaa adaof
aflklrs. Heserved also the campaign of 1816, led the advanced guard at the battle of Quatre Bm, where he hid
the hoBor of firing the first shot. Leg broken at the storming of Badalos, and severely wounded la the thl^ at
Qaatre Bras. Received the Hanoverian Order, the Waterloo Medal, and the Silver War Madal wlthalchtCtesps.
% Sir John Klneaid Joined the Rifle Brigade in 1800, and reUred from it as a CapUln ia 1881. He earvcd oa the
Waleheren expedition in 1800; and subsequently In the Peninsula, including the retreat to the liaae 9t Tones
Yedras In 1810, oeenpatloa of them, pursuit of Maieena, actions at Santarem, Pombal, Radlaha, Caaal Nova, Fot
d'Arooee f wounded), and Sabugal, battle of Fuentesd'Onor, actions near Fuente Ouiaald^Uid Aldeada Posileb skge
aad stormiag of Ciudad Rodrigo,— was one of the leaders of tite storming party of the Light Diviiloa ; ilega aadslona*
lag of Badijoi, actions on the heights of San Christoval and at Castrejon, battle ol ftnfsmanfiei captara td Madrid,
retreatfrom Salamanca, in which be was acting Brigade-M^}or to the 1st Brigade of the Light DivlfioB % aotloasat Baa
Maaoe and San Milan, battle of Vlttoria, and three days' severe skirmishing in following tha eaamy to Paauataas,
which ended in the capture of their last gun by the Rifle Brigade: baUles of the Pyveaeea, storaiaf thaWithis
of Eehalar, storming the fortified heighU of Bera, battles of the Nivelle and the Kiva. togethar frttb thaia near
Bayonne on the 0th, lOih, llth, 19th, and 18th Deo. 1818; action at Tarbea, and battle of Touloaaab hfaWn aamr-
roas minor aifUrs. Served also the campaign of 1815, and was present at the battle of Quatra Bras, tha laliaat ea
the IbUowing day, battle of Waterloo, and oapture of Paris : at Waterloo his horse was woaaded la flva places aad
killad aader him. Be has received tiie Silver War Medal with nine Clasps.
HONORARY PHYSICIANS TO HER MAJESTY.
9 Sir John Mac Andrew, MD, KCB., h.p. Inspector General of Hospitals ........ 16 Ang. 59
Andrew Ferguson, M.D., h.p. Inspector General of Hospitals •.. do
WilUam Linton, Afi>. CB,, Inspector General of Uospiuls do
John Forrest, MD. CB,, Inspector General of Hospitals ^
James B. Brown Gibson, MD, CB,, Inspector General of Hospitals do
Thomas Galbraith Logan, MD. CB,, Inspector General of Hospitals do
HONORARY SURGEONS TO HER MAJESTY.
Thomas Alexander, CB,, Director General of the Army Medical Department ...... 16 Ang. 59
Alexander Mclvin, h.p. Inspector General of Hospitals ^
John Robert Taylor, CB., Inspector General of Hojpitals ; ilo
Edward Bradfonl, h.p. Deputy Inspector General of Hospitals do
9 m Thomas Mostyn, h. p. Deputy Inspector General of Hospitals do
John Ashton Boatock, MD,, Surgeon Major, Scots Fusilier Guards do
128
THE HONOURABLE CORPS OF GENTLEMEN-AT-ARMS*
l^e Body Qumrd rftke Saveniyn ou M JPubUe and State oeeanons.
(B8TABLISUED IN THB TEAR 1509.)
Captain. I Lieutenant.
Thomas Henry, Lord Foley. . . . 28 June 59 | Sir William Topham p 18 Mar. 58
Stemdard J3Mir«r.— David James Harmar, p 81 Jan. 48.
OentUmen'Ot^ArmM*
George WinelMBter P80Jan. 88
9 John Blakiston* (lateBt.Mqj.) 8 Dee. 48
Charics Richard John Sawysr •• 6 Mar. 56
Harwick Doncaster p 6 Mar. 56
John Henry Cooke* 2 Oct 44 j Fred. John Robinson P]6April56
(Brevtt Lt.'Coi. late ef 91 F.)
Francis Vanderinre Mills p 16 Not. 48
Edward Goodwin, Captain
Camhridfe MUiHa P22June49
Stapleton Charles Cotton p 16 Oct. 40
Charles Tyler •••P12 Feb. 50
Henry Shepherd Smyth P24 Ang. 50
Thomas Howard p20Not. 5<)
Adolphus Geo. Finch Cotton ..p21 Jan. 51
Charles James Cox p25 Feb. 51
Markland Barnard p]4 May 51
B. Siitherianrt (leite Brtwot-MtQ. ) 26 Feb. 52
Lt.'Col. Francis Wheatley p 8 June 56
Stephen Ryder Dampier p 10 July 56
\Capt. AbertUtn MilUia)
John Dntton Hunt Pl3Jnne57
Sir Henry Orkndo Robert Cham-
berlain, Bart, {late X^. 23 F.) p 24 Oct. 57
Arthur Palliser p22 Apr. 58
John Robin Harris '11 June 58
Nathaniel George Phili|)8* . . ..p 9 July 58
(<af« Cajft. 47 F.)
James Lowndes, Capt. Rei\frew
MUitia P 4Nor.58
Wm.lkmyilm(imt€Capt.tnd F.) p 6 Apr. 52 ' Frederic Stocks Uentley p15 Not. 58
FrandsJobn Helyar p 26 Apr. 521 Edward Pope Deane p18 Feb. 50
Wm. Hmndcock Middleton ....p O May 54 , James Hanuing p23 Feb. 50
Chwke James LIndam,* fa/s o/ i i9ir Charles Henry John Rich, B<.p 4 Mar.50
R{/UBH^fmd€ 19 May 54 t Fred. Sykes Danbeney' P 5 Mar. 50
RobertOxange p 8Aug.54| {Mg Captain a F.)
{imte Copt. Bengal Army) John W. Cheney Ewart P 26 May 50
Geo. Bridge, (Capi. k,p.) 1 Not. 54
Rich. Hen. Stackhouse Vyryan,
James W. Cookney p 5 July 55 Lt. Cornwall Ranffert P22July50
AfffluirHUiton Moore p 1 Jan. 56 James Peters p 8Aag.60
Am9.dmik.BoiUm\UaeCapt.9lP.) 7 Feb. 56 1
Ji4M«U.— William Walter Cargill, PIO April 56.
AcrMiMfr^— Samuel Wilson, p 24 Feb. 81.
Sub^Qffteen.'^^ Lt.-Col. Cooke, 24 June 48.
8eailet^F«ciii^ Bhie YdTet. Agents — Messrs. Coz and Co*
f 1lel«rVliklttoe hsTtaur pMMd thronffta thsBoysl Military Aesdemy at Woolwich In 1809, he proeecdad
Va India as a Oadtt In tht Bait India Ck>mpany'i Serriea, and was appointed to the Corpe of Engineer! on
tke Madraa BiCatoUihaMnc IwlBf thee on half-pay as a Lieutenant In H. M. Service. In 180S lie served in
ilM eanpaife afalBtt the Mahrattas, and was enfaged in the battles of Ansaye and Argaum, and at the
•lafes aiM asMwlta of Ahmednngfar and Oawilghtir. At the suppression of the mutiny at Vellore In 1805
he dlfsoled the giuM hy which the gate was Mown open. In 1810 he acted as Chief Engineer at the capture
of the Islaad of BooHmti. Raring been employed in reconnoitring the coast of the Isle of France previons
to tiw sitItb! of the ex pedliion, he was instrumental in discovering the spot where the descent was made;
aaid, haviBf been appointed to the charge of the Guides, he led the advance of the Army until the snrren-
4mr of that Island. For hto services on the alMve occasion he was nominated Extra Aide-de-Camp to the
Conunaader-ln-Cbief, Sir Samuel Auehmuty, on the expedition to Java in 1811 ; and having been sent In
advaneewtth the Chief Engineer to fix on the point of landingi he was engaged In a serious afihir on the
coast In tlie l>oats of H. U. ships Barraeouta and Ltda* On the landing of the Army he was engaged la
the aflhirsof Wellerrieden and Samarang, and at the siege and assault of the fortified position of Comelis.
In 1812* hSTiag aitaiasd the ranli of Captain in the corps of Madras Engineers, be reiuraed on fariough
to England. Shortly afterwards, having been placed on full pay in H. M. 87th Regt., he was appointed to
a Company in the 17th Portuguese Regt., with which he seived in the Light Division of the Peninsular
Army until the conclusion of the war; having l>een present at the battles of yittorla,Mvelle,Nlve,Orthes,
nad Toulouse, and in all the aflkirs in which the Light Division was engaged. At the siege of San
Sebaatlan he volunteered as an Engineer, and while so engaged was severely wounded. For his services on
this oeeasion he was promoted to a Company in the 27th Regt.; in 1816 was placed on half-pay; and on
tbeStrd June 1848 he was brought on full pay of theftlst Regt., and retired by the sole of his commissions.
He has received the War Medal with six Clasps; al«o the Indian War Medal and Clasps.
S Li.4>ol.Cooke served with the48rdRegt.atWaIcheren,ln 180g. InJune 1811 hejolned the Light Division
In the Peninsula, and was present at the siege and storming of Ciudad Rodrlgo, and of BadiOox (wounded
at the assault), actions of Castn^on and San Ohristoval, battle of Salamanca, actions of San Mnnos and
San Milan, battle of Vittoria (wounded), actions in the Pyrenees, siege ot San Sebastian, the attaclc on the
heights of Vera, battle of the Nlvelle, battles of the NIve on the 0th, lOth, 11th, Uth, and ISth Dee.,
aetlons at Tarbee and Arcangoes, battle of Toulouse, besides vmrions a Airs of less importance. On tlie
8th Jan. 1815, he was present at the attack on the American Lines before New Orleans. He served alter*
wards with the Army during thaOeeupatlon in France. He has received the War Medal with eight Clasps.
5 Captain Lindam served in the 10th Foot in the SutleJ campaign of 1845-46, and was severely wounded
(lent a leg) at the battle of Sobraon (Medal). He served also fbur years as Paymaster in tlie Rifle Brigade
In British Caffirarla, including the Kaffir war of 1840-47.
4 detain Augustus S. Bolton served the campaign on the Sutlc^ (Medal and three Clasps). He acted
as Aide-de-Oarop to Sir Harry Smith at Moodkee and Feroxeshah, and was Adjutant of the 91st at Bud-
diwal, Allwal, and Sobraon (severely wounded V
6 C^pttdn Philips served with the 47tb Regt. in the EasUm campaign of 1854, and was sevarsljr
wounded at the battle of Alma (Medal and Claq>).
7 Captain Daubeney served with the fiftth Regt on the China expedition in 1842 (Medal), and was pre-
aaat at the asealada sal eaptart of Chin Kisng Yoo, where ha carried the Regimental Cotonr, which was
sliot In two plaeai.
0FPICEH8 RECEIVING BEWABDS
FOR DISTINGUISHED OR MERITORIOUS SERVICES.
Oeneralt,
m John M'Keniie
Dtnnis Herbert
Cofmo Gordon
Heller Tuuzd
9 H. C. B. yer)ioQ. CB.
Li0ut0namt Otneral,
|l John Drainii)ood
M<09r OtneraU.
Hen, T. Abhbuniham, CB,
Bir Michael Crca«h, KB,
faClW. Beckwith, Jf^.
I JlSa A. T. Macleaii
ir George Buller, KCB,
J I Henry E. Robinion
Benjamin Orlando Jonei
ir A. 4(MiM'p|o«t^, CB. K(r,
G. H. Lock wood, CB.
Sir Richard Alrej, XCB.
Ban, Sir J. Y. Scarlett, KOB.
J I B. V. Oerlnzy, KM* rtU Ml jmj
I lia Gliarl^ Difflt, Kff,
ohn Eden, CB,
9 John Oeddet. KB",
jPTbomaf 6. Ball
f Fred. MaunieU
John W. Frith
• m John Coz, KB,
ta Eaton Monint
SifB George Ifacdonald
Obarlec Aih Windham, CB,
9 John Alvet, ret. t p. Depot Bait
f m Wm. Henry Elliott, BH,
Pringie Taylor, KM.
I W. F. WiUiuii, MM.
Plomer Tounf , KM,
B. D. Townshend
Thomas Wright, CB.
air John Eardley Wllmot Ingllt, KCB.
Sir James Hope Grant, KCB,
Bir T. H. Pranks, KCB. 10 F.
Sir Edward Lugud, KCB,
M.J. Blade
Ltrd William Paalet, OB.
Oeorg« H. MaeKinnon, CB.
O. Wanea, OS.
John N. Jackson
Hon. Geo. F. Upton, OB.
Ml Arthar BiU Trevor, KB,
Ar S. J. Cotton, KOB,
B. H. Wynyard, C70.
T. 8. Pratt, OB.
J. R. Tonnf
B. W. Brooffa
m H. F. Loekyet, CB.KM,
M, C. Johnstone
fl Sir Robert Garrett, KOB. KM,
br John Michel. KOB,
fOeo. Bell, OB.
P. M'Pherson, OB.
I Charles William Bldtey, OB,
lU A. Cameron, CB.
fSft Rob. r4iw. KM.
Sir c. T. Van Stnuib^ue, KCB.
Colonels,
P. Horn, CB., h. p. SO P.
John R.Boiyth, CB- 1. V, O.
J I Sir John H. WUsoq. CB. KM.
! SO J. Fitsmaiiricp, Unntt.
ohn Orattan. CB., b. p. 18 F.
H. Shirley, OB.,h. p.tSF.
W. O'Grady Haly, (\fi., S8 F.
l.ord (Iciirge I'agtrt, 0^., Unatt.
Hon. A* A. dpencer, CB., h. p. 44 F.
A J. Lawr«>nee, CB,, h.p. Rifle Brigade
Darld Rmsell, CB. Insp. Field Ofieer
Frank Adams, CB., 9^ P.
WiUiaiii Bulliran, t'B., Insp. Fie;4Q(r.
L. 8. O'Connor, OB., 1 W.India ftegt.
William Parlbr, h. p. 10 Di*.
Sir H. K. Storkc, KCB. Unatt.
i cUilThomM C. Smith, Unfitt.
wniiam Jonci, CB.61 F.
Edw. C. Hodge, CB., Unatt.
W. 8. Norcott, OB., Depot Batt.
B Henry John French, Unatt.
Tircnee O'Brien, Unatt.
H. F. Robe, CB. Unatt.
B. W. P. Walker, OB. ScoU Fus . Gdf.
fl E. R. Hill> h. p. 03 F.
C. Trollope, CB., h. p. 08 F.
T. A. Drought, Imp. Field OflHcer
W. Hamilton, OB. I. F. OflScer
Arthur Borton, OB. Depot Batt.
Daniel Ljsons, (JB. Unatt.
O. T. Anupane, ret. (^11 pay
WalterUnett,9 0rs.
H. C. B. Daubeney, CB., h. p. 71 F.
John Thornton Grant, CB„ 4fi F.
J. T. Maoleverer, OB., iO P.
James Oreagh, ret. f. p, 86 F.
J. P. Sparks, CB, 9% F.
Q, Campbell, CB, 6S F.
Charles Btenart, CB.. 14Drs.
Sir John Jones, KCB. 00 P.
fl T. J. Adair, Unatt.
William Sutton, 91 F.
R. H. Unth, CB. 80 F.
Charles Frankly Q* CB, I. P. Ofllcer
Sir Robert Walpole,irOB.Rifle Brigade
Thomas Hooke Peanon, Unatt.
L. Fyler, It Dra.
A. A. T. Oanynfhan^ OB. h. p. 81 P.
A. H. Horsford, OB. Rifle Brigade
R. H. Qreathed, OB. Unatt.
Lieutenant Oblonelt.
Edward W. C. Wright, Depot Batt.
T. M. Byrne, T^oatt.
Etisiffn.
Colin Maedonald,h. p. 60 P.
QumrUr JSmM$4rM.
James Murray, h. p. S4 F.
T. W. I^dwardf.h. p. 84 F.
flflfit John Payne, late of Gr. Gds.
f £01 Wm. Kerr, h. p. 28 P.
Royal ABTtLLBrnv.
Oenermis.
F. W. Tobin
i aa Sir Hew D. Rom, OCB.
i ea Sir R. Gardiner, fiC4l, fiCM.
fl Robert Douglas, CB,
Lieutenant General.
ifB W. A. Meroer
y William Cator, CM.
Mt^for General»*
Henry William GordpR
f\mL William BrovtoB, CJf. KB.
nbn E. Uupuis, CB,
Sir Richard James Dacras, KOM.
"X William BeU
. V. EnglaiHi
~ R. Hardinf , KB.
T. C. AndffsoB
Oolonet.
VC Collingwood Dlnkaon, OB.
lAwt^nmnt OeftmB.
J. M. Adye, OB.
H«%Ueauini.
J. G. Burslem
(lumrter Mm$iar.
8. Barnes
RoTAi Bir0i«Bsm«.
9 Sir JohnF. Bur«<«M, Bfrf, §03.
flfl John Oldfleld, KB.
^ J. M. FkwI. Bmltli, KB.
Bafar Omtaraie,
fl Sir Hanr 5. Jones, JTOB.
i W. C. Ward,
i W. R. Ord.
T. Fosiar.
P. S. ChapoMB, OM.
MapiGAL pAPAsnmn*.
h. p.
James Henl|crs<H^ M^f b. p,
BorAL MABiiraa.
OemfTfi.
John Rfvlipi Owftam '
OoianaU.
A. B.ttransham
Aleiander Anderson
■!^»ap
MILITABY KNIGHTS OP WIND80B.
Malor Oiwrlee Moore, formerly of M P. (Oavemar)
a iOilaarter Master A. Heartloy, h.p. B.Ho(m Gds.
V Lient. Tho. M'Deraiott, lato 7 R. Vet.Bn.
f Ml Msjor Robert Cochrane, Uto of Rifle Br.
Oantaln A. W. Caasan, formerly of M P.
9 Lieut. Richard Vantes, h.p. 68 F.
f Colonel William Ball, £lf, Utcof R. Bewf. Cos.
Colonel James Pluglbboos, lato of Canadian Militia
Captain Andrew EUlson, formerly of 00 P.
Captnin John Dnneao Kiuf, h. p. Uaatl.
Captain James fleoct, h. p. 8 P.
Captain Hanry Hoilinsworth, Unatl.
Colonol £. A. Angelo, KB, lato of 80 F.
Captain George Log gao, lato of f P,
Captain Jofepb Douglas, Unatt.
Maior John Paul HopUna, KB, lat#n# 88 F.
^ Captain 8. Goddanl. h. p. 14. P.
9 lieut. Ron land Penninfton, late B. Tel. Urn*
125
STAFF AT HEAD QUARTERS.
COMXAKDINO IN CHIBV.
Qeneral HU JUy^d BM§knet$ Qwrge W. F. C. Duke qf Cambridge, KG., KF., GCB., GOMO.
Colonel of the Scots Fiuilier Goardi.
MiUUary S^^nUary 9 m Iieut.General Sir Charles Yorke, KCB., d3rd Foot.
f LtColonel Hon, James Wm. B. Macdonald, CB., Unatt.
J LieotColonel Thomat Henry Clifton, Unatt.
Aidei de Canip . • < Colonel Charles lyrwhitt, Unatt.
I Lt.Colonel F. W. H. Earl of Westmorland, CB., Coldst. Guards.
LIieut.Colottel G. A. Maade, CB. Royal ArtUlery {Extra).
ADJVTANT-GbNBRAL'S DxPARTlfSNT.
e^uiamt Cftneral « Lieut General Sir George Aug. Wetherall, KCB. KH., 84th Foot.
^^ma^m A^i^n^^M tf3««^i.i /Major General William Frederick Forstcr, KH.
eputy JL^utann ueMrai -^^Colonel Sir Thos. St. Vincent H. C. Troubridge, J8/. CB., li.p., 32 F.
^puty Assiit. Acgutani Qemral Major Richard L. Otway Pearson, Gr. Gds.
tperintetuUntoftheBeeruiiiHg Deparittient » .Colonel DavidRassell, CB.
deputy A^jniiomt Oenerdl to the Royal Artillery .... Colonel Charles Bingham.
trietant Adjutant General do Colonel Edwin Wodehouse, CB.
^iputy Aeeietant Adjutant General do Capta n Wm. Lambert Yonge.
deputy AdJutani'General to the Royai Sngineere. . . .Colonel John Wm. Gordon, CB.
Quabtbr-Mastbr Gbnbral'b Dbpartmbnt.
wnier-Uatter General Major General Sir Richard Airey, KCB.
eputy Qmarter Matter General . . . .Colonel Hon, Alexander Gordon, CB. Unattached.
teistant Qwirter Maeter General . . .Colonel Terence O'Brien, Unattached.
eputy Aeeietant Quarter Maeter General . .'Ultjar B. D. W. Ramsay, Unatt.
IKSPBCTOR Gbn. ov Infantrt. .9 ^BSBi LtGen. Sir Jas. Fred. Lotc, KCB. KH., 57 F.
Aioee ae camp ^ ^^^^^ rp^yj^^ j^ Mayne, Unatt.
teietani Adjutant General Colonel Daniel Lysons, CB. Unatt.
wpectiMg General attacked to the Foot Guarde lEB Mijor General Lord Rokeby, KCB.
Aide de Camp Captain Charles Napier Sturt, Gren. Guards.
metant Atigutant General . . • • LieatColonel Lord Arthur Hay, Gr. Gds.
iNSPECTZve Gbkbral op CAyALRT..Migor-General T%eJG^rZ^ Cardigan, KCB.
Aide de Camp Lieut. W. D. N. Lowe, 3 Drs.
teietant Acyuiani General •• Colonel John Douglas, CB., h.p.
AIDES-DB-CAMP TO THE QUEEN.
Coloa«l T. Wood, Royml EMt Middletez MUltis.
John La Couteur, Jersey Militia.
.... Cha. D, o/Ricbmond, KG.Simex Mil.
riiTTT PriaalZyOueraser Militia.
. MmrquUo/DonttilUGCS, Antrim Mil.
-^-— ~- Lara Djn&wor, R. Carmarthen Militia.
.^ OeorfeTlMM.OoBolly Napier, CB. Unatt,
. MrnM.8t.Ylneent H. C. Tronbrfdge.
Bt. CB, h. p. 28 F.
_— — Ben, H. H. M. Perey, OB, Or. Qdi.
T. M. Steele, CB. Ooldit. Gdi.
-— ^'— Henry Darby OrHBth, CB, S Drt.
— James Webber Bmitb, CB, Unatt.
— Ban. Percy B. Herbert, CB. 88 P.
— ^— Collinfvood DIckfon, CB, B. Art.
. William 8. R. Norcott, CB, Depot Batt.
jobn William €k>rdoD, CB. R. Bng.
B,a.H. Prince W. A. Edward of Base
Weimar, CB. Or. Odi.
Wm. M. 8. M*Mnrdo, CB. Military Train.
Edward Egbert Wslberall, CB. Unatt.
Colonel John Christie, Bengal Caralry.
Henry Atwell Lake, CB. Unatt.
> Thomat Holloway, CB, R. Marines.
W. P. J)uk4 of Bucdeueh, KG. Sdin-
burgh MlUtia.
~^— John Wllion Patten, S R. Lancashire Mfl.
Robert Alex. Bhalto Adair, Boflblk Artil-
lery Militia.
— — — O. W. P. irar^tiU^^AlIesbary, R. Wilts
Yeomanry Cavalry.
' NeTilleBowlesChambeilaln,CJi3Bnf.IaL
John Alex. Ewart, CB. 78 P.
William Parke, OB, 78 P.
^— — Charles Reid, CB. Bengal Army.
Richard Baird Smith, CB. Bengal Army.
— — Thomas Tapp, CB, Bombay Army.
— ^«— C. H. Robertson, CB, Bombay Army.
Edwin Wodehouse, CB. R. Artillery.
•^— Oeorge Bent, CB. Royal Enginewt.
■ Wm. Friend Hopkins, CB. R, Mirlius*
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Lieut. 16 MarcLi 91; Capl. 38 Feb. 03; Mtner, March 94; Lievt.-CaL
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(?ni.97Maj35; fTiU-JfurfM.S Oet.fid; CtfLlitUfe Onuda, IS Sept. 99.
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Uchanl Parker, Canul, f 9 Aug. 8S; Lieut. tSI July 85; Copf. '30 Jnna SS;
£r«ir(-Jlfqii>r, 93 Not. 41 ; tfq/n-^Xt.-CoI.O iroT.4B; Cvl. SO Jnne 54 ;
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Elerbert Hay Langham.
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:; A4ialant.—Comtt ^ StA-Lt. John L)rab«rt, 7 July 54.
S Quarter M<uteT,~Hngti Uanly, 3 Feb. 64. ISurgeOH Mt^, 1 Oct. 5a.
SurpMit.— Jamei Cockbnm, Attitt.-S»^. 16 April 36; Surftn, ISSapt, 48;
AtiUtanl Surgeon.— Owen William George, U.D. 6 June 61.
Fetfriruiry Surgeon.— TbomaaJei, 4 Oct. 3fi; Itl C7(im I July 59.
Scarlet— I'iiciR^ S\ae.—AgentM,ll^u: Coi and Co.
{Retunied from France, J<iniuiryiei6.]
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JhW. Aoftm.— Fnneli TreTelyaa BoekUnd, 16 Aug. i4.
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■anriubfwucnUedkBwvoel. On lb*saib l>cc.lSM,>ilb Ibe riglit kjdk oClhonny of QmUor, ka
<eft*i»d» lUimturaKaai Nkku^poK, ud npiured M pim. tc. In ISU ud Utb* AniTnud*rkli
LsrdaUp'i p*non*lcoBraud difeued lb* S*lh Armr >t Hoodliee. Fero»ili*h,nQd Soknon.iatvUcli ud
TMBrTOTeiUiaSclki iLGoiijint {K«diU tad'ciu^J. Uii Lanl-lup I* alu ■ Knlfhtar CbwlM tbelid sf
Bpnln.
* Captain Leallc Hrred In tka Bailini ampalfn of ISM. and wbi MT*nl;r oaukdcd at lb* ballU 9t lb*
Almn, vfallrwrrlnR u ord«rlr Binur to Lord Ra|lu (Hedal IDd ClaapaJ.
4 CatMaia Harlopp Hrted Uh Eaalcrn campaiin of ISM-SS, ineludlnR tkr batllat or BalabUta (ibot
Ibrontb ibe le() and Tcbemara.and i\<!ft of SitnilDpa] (Medal and Oaapt}.
n Lint. BolIDD icrred Willi llie Sib Drafoon Ouardi In ilie Crlmta In ISU (ll*dal with Claip far
Sebaatopol).
r Teurliaari'-Sarfmn B^nMienad UiaBaaUrn campaiin of IBM-UwlUi the 41h Light Dra(oaTU,lne1iHl1nt
BHbali]no[Alma.BalaklaTa,lnkenuan,andTchiniBia,>l«(aand(UlefSeba>l*pg|; abopnacalwllblb*
Uitat CkTaUy SrJgnda at ZupMDila (Hadal and Igv Clatpi, and TuiUib Uedal).
uJS^SSXmn. 1 l«f ( ^'« ^tV'*) Segwuxt of DroffOM Guardt. 129
tlng'l Cipher wlthiQ tfas Qmrier.—" WATERLOO" " SEVASTOPOL."
rl. — V Sir Thomu Wm. Brothertou,' HCB, Etu. 3tJma.i8O0- Li. t
it.SyJuljOl; Mn/.2SSor.ll i X(.CoM9 May 14; Col-iiJalj aO;
f. Orn. 23 Not. 41 ; Lt.Oen. II Nor. 61 ; Colmul Ul DngoOD QDirdi,
.^ Fnlj 69.
9 Cotoidj— Tbomu Fattle,* Cornet, ' 13 June 34 ; Xt. » 93 Dec. 36-
it.1'7 Hay 47; Wn/or, I-IS Dec, 60; Lieut.Cal.fi Vox. 5^.
Robert Steadman b&Ter," C»rn<(,i> S3 Hay 4fi; Xl. r31 U«r. 48; Cairf.
NoT.60; JWiyor, " 6 Fab. 57 ; X(.CoJ. p2I Oct. 59
<.~Thoma>Niabet,°Comff,PS9Hay 49; Xinit. r 8 If or. 60 ; Capt,*\%
.62; Jfivor, '25 Feb. 69.
7^ rt Danton Slads,* Comet, p26 Oct. 42 ; Xi«uM' 9 June 46 ; Capl.r 39
.40; Jfiifor,i'31 Oct, 50.
CORNET.
CAPTAIN.
BBBT.-MAJ.
Captaim.
8 Dec. 4«
3GJune 65
Wohn Mitchell'..
P 13 July CO
P fl Feb. 57
UeDryADdennn'
"23 But. 60
' 14 Aug. 57
Alexaiuler'
P 3 Sept. 47
P I Feb. 66
1 Walter Still....
P 15 Oct. 50
P SOct. 57
Harpur Crewe ..
p 14 Mar. 61
P 30 April 68
Clopton Wingfleld
PlBAprilBl
' 6 Aug. 58
Emaet Bdlmann . .
Pll> Aprils I
P 10 Dec. 58
■Jas. P. Wadmai.'
33 Not. 62
P25Fel). 66
Gimter*
P lb Feb. 63
P21 Oct. 69
IBUTBHAMTB.
. Combe Marter ..
p 18 Jan. 61
B Lt.C<>l.Bar*M(idarinital,
C>>>taluAnd«ni>iiud DouWi,
iaDingham*
Pll Mar.63
Harlow Bldncy ..
P 13 Hay 63
Alf.LoralneGrewa'
p 10 June 63
Wa!e.*^<y
11 May 65
iLevetl
16 Feb. ee
Rob. Kerr Hubback
'd Harpur Crewe..
7 Mar. 66
P31 Not. 66
cmm^p, of IMM. Bid ■»
m Bdw. Marblaad .
P 17 Feb. 67
PRMUI u th* 1>*<U(« at iba
debater
'25 Aug. 67
Cbiiub, ind 11 Ihg UlllH of
and a(»)»»t (Mtdtl aad
CORHBTB.
CluM). H* HTTMl ilae Id na.
put of ibtiWtb ud elM H*t». In
anlrr under Ueut.-Col. ^«&im> .
; Henry Bowyer . .
27 ADg.67
28 Aug. 57
BLaff Uld vIIIl thv lit Dr. Gdi.
William BiilUe"..
23 Oct. 57
oampiign In )U], ludwIUli ika
ickBedley
24 Oct. 67
^1 (H«1>1 and Clup. ud ath
dale Elliot
25 Oct. 67
rtH.ForbeaQiflbrd
33 Oct. 67
wrence Tweatyman
11 Mar. 69
111. of th. Teh-nnra and «l^ ^
31 Hay 59
rdal ud Olup). ^
p 18 Oct. 6Q
<iri«r.— William Si
iilth,<13 Jnl;
rter, S3 April 6fl.
Locd Catbnn li
—LietU. David Wale,* 6 July 66'.
ler Matter. — JoUn Bradbury,' 20 July 65.
J Ufailer.—George Rayment, 14 March 66.
m.— William Holmes J ephwD,' M.D. 13 Jao. 56 ; At*Ut.-Stirg. 13 July 44,
ant Sur^nmt.— William Aleiaader Davldion, M.D. 28 March 54.
Edward Loaia H'Sheehy, H.D. 27 May S7.
MBjy Surgton.—F. Delany, 26 Sept. 44 ; Irt Clou V. S. 1 July 69.
Scarlet — Facingt Blue. — Affenti, Heurs.Cox ii Co.
..nedfi-om the CHmta, July 1856. Emiarktdfor India, 34 Aug. 1867.]
Jnnbtrton Hrrnl In Biipt andsr Sli Salph Alwrcronitij In IBDl ', tn Oamur andtr
uld^Ul
3 Vijor 8Ud<, Opiaiii
itopoKUcdklacdClup).
180 2>t<f (TTle Queen**) It^nunt of Drt^om Ovards, [uwita
tteAriti. — j-aeiHgi auJt.—Aimtt, Henri. Coi k Oo.
[BltttTTudfroM Fratiee, S Nmembtr 1BI6. Embarliedfor India, 84 Jii/y 1867.}
I Unt.a«MnJ Ih. Hon. Hntj Cl»*iidi>h nfrtd In Ih* P.niniuli fron July l«M Is Juniirr l>M lad ni
ttriMk Ilia wfiil It Ih. b4lll« of (Wrunin, Bkm h< Hn«l u Al(l<i-dt.Cunp lo Lord WIIIIub Ballick. H
Wu Modil <Hll> »o Clupifar BihMun md Bcscftnta, ind Coranni.
fl LtOol. Bo^mouT MrT»d ■llh lh( Ulk Llgll Infulry durint Iht Crinnn nnpalfn of I«6MU, IncludlBC t)w talUn of
1-. B.I.H.... .nd lnk.>n..n. .nd .In. of B.butopol (MhI.I »od four Ciup.) " 8.r>.d with th* tgd Qnifain OouM
•™'P"».«1««nil«MB«ofLodmow(ih»rmwouiidi*),
ihp» i>,..ri...... ...I ttotcupMioo of Pjnbid). On-
« U-Cokul HWeUnm wntd Id thg Ipdtan cuipaipi tn Igjg-je, indudinK the utn ud notun of I.
«uM immtHimM. ud HBBMidod ■ dMuhM Hpiidnin In Ihc utim of Bun. ud Ttuu-BMn rf-"-
LM, Htdd aod CUp, ud Bnm of J.t.ColoiKl).
wStopyUoB MTfed fai the Indian eunpaipm in 1858-59. including Uie aeiion of Niuaenitpore, tieg« and eaptare ft
. _ _ ... ipture <tf
.iMMiient operation*, action of Koonee. the Oude campaign, and commanded a detached tquadron at tne aftir
, and Trana-Gogra affiun at Bungaon ana Newal>ghur (mentioned in deipatchei, Medal and Claap).
adn Steward aeired In the IncUan campaign, and was present at the affair of Iiawth, and Trana-Gogra affairs at 804-
adal).
afai Allfrey serred in the Indian campaign in 1858>59, including the liege and capture of Ludnunr. subaeooent
M, action of Kooraee, the Oude campaign, and Trans-Gogra affairs at Bungaon and Newabghur (Medal and Cusp),
itniii CalTcrt aerred aa Af^utant of the Snd Dragoon Guards in the Indian campaign in 1858-69, mdu^ng thei icM
are of Loduiow, subsequent operations, action of Kooraee, the Oude campaign, action of Jamo (charger wounded),
I capture of Birwah (mentioned in despatches, Medal and Clasp).
iCnIn Omat (formarly a Captain In the ^d Dragoons) serred with the Baatam Army from Nor. I8A4 as Captain
daat of the Mounted Stafr Corps, with local rank of Major (Medal and Clai»p for Seba^topol). Served also from
• to the conclusion of the war as Assist Qr.Maat.Gen. to the Cavalry Division Turkish Contingent, with the local ra«k
taMl (4lh Class of the Medjidie). $orTed with the Snd Dragoon Guards in the Indian campaign in 1B&8-A8, in-
the aoiion of Nuaaemtpore, siege and oapturv of Lucknow, subsequent o|)eraUons, and action of Koor»ea (Medal
P)-
aiB GofUfh scrTed with the Irl Lifht Drsfooas tbroaglurat the PaiOanb eampaign of IfrlS-t, inclodinir the action of Baa-
•■savt of the CItfiuib, battles of iadoQlspore, CliiUiaDwallah, and Gocucrat (Medal and two Claspt). Served witli the ISlh
hroofbont the KalBr war of lUl-a (Medal), and was present with erery expedition, inelading the action of Berca. whcra he
sd the deCaehments of cavalrf with Sir Ueorre Cathoart'e colaiaa (mentiooed in General Orders and di>patrhc«), and for ope
sanded 8ir Georgc^i eicort nam peaee was estaoUahed. Benred in the Crimea with the I2th Laneen from their laadinf on the Mh
, JnrTnding the siege and lUl of Mcbastopoi, battle of Teheraaya, and operaiioni near Bupatoria under General D'Allonville (Medal
•)•
fot. Logan served in the Indian campaign in 1858-50, including the siege and capture of Lucknow, subsequent opem-
ioo of Kooraee, the Oude campaign, action of Jamo, dege and capture of Birwah, and Trans-Gogra affairs at Bun-
I Newabghur (Medal and Clasp).
nt. Payne served in the Inilian eampiJgn in 1858-50, including the sieirc and rapture of I.ucknow, subsequent opem*
<ioDs of Kooraee and Barree, die Oude campaign 1 and commanded a detached squadron at crossing of the uogra
•d (Medal and Clasp).
nt. imeyd serred in the Indian campaign in 1858-50. including the action of Nnsserutpore, siege and capture of Luck-
■aqoant cmeratiims, and action of Kooraee (Medal and Clasp). '
nt* OrmsSy served in the Indian campaign in 1858-50. was present with the Regt. at the action of Nussenitpore,
dad a detachment at the relief of Aaimghur, and served the Oude campaign, latterly as Orderly Officer to Brigadier
taduding the action of Jamo, aiege ana capture of Birwah, and Trsui!^ Gogra affairs at Bungaon and Newabghur
■ft. Foatar aerved in the Indian campaign in 1858-59, including the siege and capttire of Lucknow, aubaaquent
m, wtdaa a( Kooraee and affsirs at Bungaon (Medal and Clasp).
ttt. da MantBKirancy aerri^ the Oude campaign of 1858-50i including the affair of Goorce, and Trans-Gogra affaire at
i^Medal).
iM. Thomas aenred the Oude campaign of 1858-50, including the siege and cai)turc of Birwah, and Trana- Gogra affairs
aoo (Medal).
!«t. O'BainM aarred the Oude campaign of 1858-50i including the crossing of the Gogra at Fyiabad, and affairs at
I (Medal).
•at. Banica aerred the Oude campidgn of 1658-50. including the affair of Dawah, and Trans-Gogra affairs at Bungaon
rybghor (Madal).
■asur LaUa serrsd with the 17th Foot at the siege of Sebattopol ttvm Dee. lft»4 to June 1855 (Medal and Claip). Served wMh the
hMrdt fai (he Indian caaapaign of lM8-ft9, including the ■iegc and rapture of Lueknow and Trans- Oogra aflhlrt at Bungaon (Medal
»).
.Master Bae served in the Indian campaign in 1858, induing the siege and capture of LudmoWt and action of Koof-
lal and Claap).
ctor Massy ^arrad with the 81st Begt towards the closa of the SuileJ campaign in 1846. Served the Eastern earn-
' 1B54-65 with the 17th Lancers, Including the affhir of Bulganak, battles or Alma, Balaklava, and Inkermaa, and
Sebaatopol (Madal and Clasps, and 6th Class of the MedJIdle). Served with the find Dr. Guards In tlie Indian eam-
' 18M-dO, including the ticge and capture of Lucknow, action of Koorsee, and Trans-Oogra aflhirs at Bungton (Medal
BatSorgeon Bobotham aervtd in the Indian campMgn in 1858-50, including the action of Nusserutpore, siege an^
of Lucknow, aubaequent operations, action of Barree, the Oude campaign, action of Jamo, aiege and capture of
lyana- Gogra affurs at Bimgaon (mentioned in despatches, Medal and Clasp).
isajargeen Andrews setred wiui the lit Dr. Gds. in tns CrimM ftom Ang. 18»i. ineladhig the battle of the Tehemsffa and
Icbastopol (Medal and Clasp). Berved with the Send Dr. Guards in the Indian campaign in IMS-M including the siege sad eap-
ludinow. and actions of Koorsee and Nawabgunge, Trans-Oogra sffairs at Bungaoa (Medal and Clasp) .
tarinary Surgeon Oudi(in served the JBaatcm campaign of 1804-65, including iba affair of MeKansia's Farm, battles
Idava, Inkerman, and Tchernaya, i>iege and fail of Sebaatopol (Medal and Clasps). Served in the Indian cam-
1 1868-69, Including the siege and capture of Lucknow, the Oude campaign, action of Jamo« siege and capture of
and Trana-Oogra aflhirs at Bungaon (Medal and Clasp).
met I/Cver aerved in the Indian canmaign in 1860 induding the Tmna-(3ogra affisin at Bungaon (Medal).
mcts Tonana and Greatorex aervea in the Indian campaign in 1859, including the 'IVans-Gogni affairs at Bungaon and
bar (Medal),
raet Deane served in the Indian campaign of 1867-50 and was present nt the battle of Bndlckeserui. and at Delhi throngh-
aiegr operations, the aaaauit, and capture of the city; also actions of Bolundshuhnr and Aliyghur, battle of Agra
dj, affiur of Maraigunga, relief of Lucknow by Lord Clyde, attack on the Gwaliur mutineers at Caanpore and Seraigbit,
! Khodagunge. operationa against Lucknow from 2nd to lOtb March, attack on Bowah, action of Allyguage, culture d
action aetr Sbaigchanpore and advance on Mabomdee, passage of the Gogra, and aliairi at Muchleagon and Memdakoto
nl Claap).
.BOHERA" " VnrORIA" " PENINSOtA."
., Cornet,'* May IBiXt. *30 Oct. 15; Capl.He
V. 30; Zt.Coi. SI Aug. SO; Cel. 10 Jane M ; Mai.
3rd Dr. Gds., 13 Feb. 59.
ffilURin 9mitl.,'CB.,£>ii.T10If<iT.30iX(. fSlFeb.
AI<V. 9 Feb. 47 i Xf. Col. f 8 Mar. SO; Co/.2SNor.fi4.
.r.PBMnyiO; ifau(. !■ 20 Sept. «; Capl.tSgDec.
J Xt.CoI. >>1 Apr. 6U.
V.i>0Aiig.4S; Lirul.rii May 43; Capl. r 7 Juae
Hay 4G; Lieul. 31 Oct. IB; Copt. PS Apr. A3;
8 Not. 43
PI? Sept. 60
P OJuly 61
' GJan. 43
'UJuDeaO
P 18 Feb. G3
» IS May OS
f 14 July 54
vaeOec. 55
PSlJan. es
S3 Dee. SS
» 15 July 53
no Aug. 5fl
IS Dec. 5G
15 May 5S
'30 June 57
24 July 57
14 Jaly 57
leOel. 57
17 Oct 67
5 Jan. 68
6 Aug. 58
13 Aug. 68
r-31 May 50
19 May 51
21 Oct. 45
1 July 43
18 June 57
' 34 Har. 64
' SO Feb. 60
' 29 Doc. 64
'31 July 67
9 Oct. 5?
9 Oct. 67
23 July 68
1 1 Jail
10 Junes
OJuly 6
14 Sept. 6
'26 Sept. 6
'29 Oct. B
'20 Apr. 5
' IB Nov. i
CtpUlD MlUrr Hmd with S
tOUi Rrcl. IB th« nnnJlB .
mt Id tiK bam* of Sobnou &
l:Hl
8iin
M
m
ha SdU^ nnnalfi) tt IMS- *
iKludtna tbg Wtll* at to- if
in iMMlal), pnrtBU ta {«
porml ID Lhfl GDTFTnor
nludallmlfdla b;
ChllUuirallali ud ODq]cini(M>dU and OU^i).
nhallCocterll, IGMayOe.
Don, 12 Dee. 60.
-Comet Kdwin Bnstt, 7 Bcpt. 69.
Vlalle, 93 April 53.
ill AUeo," 2B March 54; Auiil. Surg. Z J iiitt*9.
irlea Johu White," 38 Mircb 54.
John SUnley," 24 Feb. 01. [I Ja^Se.
cbard John Oedaliah Hurford," 17 July 36 ; lit Cl—t,
Scarlet — Funnpi Yellow. — Agenti, Measra. Hopklnion and Co.
{Jtrtumedfrma France, 36 Janvnry IBIO. Bmbarked for India. Aug. 1857.]
InSte-lSSSi und.by priDiliahinof IbtMmlnl,
ric«. In Od. 1^ lie wu apnolnltd ■- "-
a<l>'iu.uBri(iidiMi (crrrd is thit i_ ._.
aad wu pKimt « the atlsek uid caplnnDf Ghi
tuik darint (he eani|wi{Ba or
IMHCd ibe imoM npfui even i
Lbc HTiIrr of iba Bamhiy did _.
insiEBa or 18W ud SI, in geioda and AffchanlrtaD,
■I). IhuiHi: the litter part ariWt. htm '-*
. . . . , (HttplUK * innij. (lit caT«lTj, ind ooe
fd toHCnra tliiialj)dzitloaDf I.pvcE Seiode, ibd iD&Mipfrale
irs, dlrtdnl njciinti KUelat (Snd Clua DoorsnCF Empire). In t.
immBdeJ
4 in* PunjMb
gf ialknilTi llilt nlnmn n u
■■la eoluBn oiuler Sli Tlioi. ....
at Uahinlpon (Uedal) on the 21Ui
Bobnon (Htdal).
« CdIdhI Sullh haa rreakcd tba
It iSalor Cbaplln aa
Sir Joaaph Thukwall, and balll» of Badiwlai
■ Captain Tewar aarrtd wllb Iba fllh Drag
BaUlaia, aad line of SebulnpDl (Uadal an
T Capl. Corrltaa urnd ai a Liiuunant :
■ad wu adarwarda atlacbad to. and aarrrd w
< Ikat. Rtebaond amid wllb lb* 1Mb Ht . , ,
■naaal al Iba captHnor TehniuiB. balila ot Ibr Teh«niaTa, altf e and fall of Stbaiiopol (Mtdal laa ciaaal.
0 Z/tal. WtiUtmdirUh UwlItbBrtt. attbaiUfaaf Setattoral from U Koi. IMt to 1> Jaa. IKS
mtdtltmd CImtp).
t, Oiinianwdlali,
If 3rd LL^ht DrmfDoni, and wu praaent
n ilx 111 Dec. IIMS wllb iharorcaaadat
nd Osajnai ( Htdal and Iwo Clup*).
T. PATRICE,
,,]Ob Ik* Btwdvdt mil ApfnlnlolBn Iba HASP aid CXOWK, and tlU Sltr •
Ji wlIhlhimDlto" VHiffrpopoAltr'— "PENINBUU" "SALAKLATA" •
Coloiuf.— RIehird PJgot,' J?iu. 4 Sept. 93; £»>><. 18 Bcpt.03; Cod^ SI Dec.
f,| 93; Afq/ar, 20 April 0! ; Luul.Col. 1 Way 06; Col. 4 June U ; JViv'.Gm-
r.i lU Jnly 21; Lifu/.G'ni. 10 Jan, 37; Gm. 11 Nov. 61 ; Col. 4Ui Dnuoon
- Guard., ao Hot. 49. ^
,Lt.Coti>nel.—A.nbar CarendiBh Bentlnck,' £tw. 'S NoT.3e ; Lt. rSl Oct. 40;
I Capt.rfS Mar. 47; Jlfifr.P27 June SI ; Lt.Cel.f % Dee. &i; Co/. 30 Jan. 58.
I itfu/or.— Thomai Jonel," Cer. pS3 July 41 ; Lt. » 18 May 43; Capl. P30
June 48 ; Majter, * 5 Aug. 69.
Captaikb.
0 IFra. Rowland ForBt«r,* 4.
a I Michael H'Crcagh' ....
0 .Art Uaiteraon IU>bertaan<
0 Robert Gun ter*
H I Chriatophcr M'Donnel' ..
O j Diiniel Poploe Webb'
0 'John Edward Bradhurat
0 I John Arthur Brapge'
0 j Erlward Howe Piihcr" ..
0 ;Georgg AUi. Mutllcbury'
6 I 0 ' Henry Poniford
6 I 0 iThomMClarkGilleaplc
5 0 lEdvardHarratt,"'^!^'..
4 0 I Robert RinCoul
3 0 Hanrylltukell Chilton.
8 0 I Robert JamelWriglit .
3 0 iHenrj Bdirard Bridges..
COBXKTB.
3 0 ' WUllam Jolce
3 0 'Clement Rob.N.Royd» .
:( John B. Smith Man^olt
Aug. O. Cbarchill Inge .
Edw.A.F.^retSe]'moar
Randolph R.Loicombc.
4 , Smith Hill Child
I' 11 Mar. 43 p SO J an. 47;i3Dee. M
afijuly 44,P19Mar.47!pie July 511
' 16 May 40 ■> 8 Oct. 47 f 36 June 92
IG May
61
12 Mar
M
14MBV
M
17 Sepl
4!)
i.a
17 June
53
9fi June 6S P 7 Sept. 66'
17 June 63 PI4Mar. S6l
8 Dec. 54, P 11 Dec. 57
34 Jan. 61' 26 Apr. 6o
29 Dec. 64 P 6 Aug. 50|
ag Dec. 54
7 Sept. 56 : ;" V
14 Mar. 50 lint
4 Apr. 6U,of 1
Caput.
iuApril55 p ■ ■ "■ — "■■-■--' — -'-■ ■ ■
23 Feb. 65' ' , ,,,,_.
26Jan. 60'P2ej.ilj 5^. uZur'ani/ur^Uatt^
'17Peb. 57|P2i Jnne68l»u Fimpilgn or iaM.W,
17 Nov. 67-P 17 Sept. 68 i j"?'-*'"* "* J"""" '* »V
'11 Dec. 57, P 6 Aug. SO | ,1^?, ^i,„„^'r^'i „!
31 Dec. 67| U Fn;inuterBiFgiiec%cl>iUithe«hDr.G<k.
' 21 Mat 68 'be Ejittfm fsnipiiisii of 18»l-66, ioclndinB llw
28 Oct. 68 ' ini \s[ki>li MalKll, ind vu uting Chief P^
89 Oct, 68 I imalrr of Ibr Otmanli Imgukr Cavilrj in (lio
,l«y 50 I "P™B °' 'SS"
5 Aug. SB I
Papnaifrr.— JnhiiBlggs,'*iaSepI. 61 J Bm.fi Bept. 45j Ximf. IT Oet.4
Aiitiltatt. — iMut. Edward Harran,'" 7 Sept. 55,
Qvarter Matter.— ioha George Drake," 6 June 64.
BUinp afatfer.— George Price,' 13 April 66; Comrt, 5 Hov. 64.
Surgeon,— Robert Cooper,'* 18 March 63; jMij<.5ur;.3I July 43.
Aitut,SuTgiim. — Will jam HaeDamara, 8 Oct. 54.
Vtltriruay Surgeon, — Luke Byrne, 3 feb. 64,
Scarlet — Faeingi Blan. — Agent, Andrew Lawrle, Eiq.
[Retm-ned/rimt the Crimea, July 1866.]
9 CulsHl Bmllnck Hrrtd wllb tha 7lh Dr. Oili. Id th* Kifflr War Id IMT (Ucdal).
J Bf^or JoDv«, CaptKJnl Webb and Brtff* wrvrd In Lho Baitorn CADpaJfA of 1B5B, lE
of Iba Tdkonai*, aad ilege of Sebulopnl (Hidil ind Clup).
aan. and tlrft of Stbulapol (Hedil and Claipt, Srcrel'Mi^Dr, BirdiDlan Madil, ud
a Capu'ln H>Cr««h irrrtd th* EuUn campali* of laM-Sa. IneludlnK Ih* ballTfc
or Sibuuival, aiidball[ta[Tchu'iiaTa(Ueda[and Ciaipi, KDlght of the Ltgionof Ho:
of III* Medjldl*!.
a Ca^a ODDlar lined dDriig the Eailsin eampatin of ItM ud *ailT part of tti* >l
(Uidal aad Claap).
r Captain VDoDul and Rldlns H
aad talll*o( Tcb*niara(Mntat*
■ Utal. IfnItletHiiT icrrfd the :
■naa, aad TchnnaTa. and ilCf* of
10 U«st. Hartwi omd th* Ei
•ebartopol. olghLalluk on Runli
lBk*naaa,andTehBniaia, and lieieof Behaalopol (Medal and Clu|
which lK*nahl[ihed it BaUhlara anlll tie ■ppeaRdln orden m tori
Sthaiiapnl (Madal and OIhri).
lalen nnpalaa of 18M.U, IdcIw
ID ouipoMe IWh Fell. IB.U, and ha
M-W, Inclndlnl Ih*
If Ih* baltltt or Bilahlaia, laktr-
MttlH of Alma, Balakiata,
H lih Dncoon Oaardi.
188 Afft(iM(M«t OiarbtU of Wakii) Btg. qfDr. Gdt.
The motto " Yftigia nxHo rrtr^rmw."— " BALAMASCA" " VrPTORIA'
'■ [-ISST'I
k- "TODIOUBB" I
I Lord CvdlflD comniaiKlcd thi Liflil Cuinlrr Bilfid* Uinm(liinil tfet Kitlfm Cimpilfn of I8S4, lorhidlK
kM()M at tiM Ainu, IMilU'*, ud Inkcrmu, and titfe of SataiispDl (Hadal and Claajii, KCBn CDOBUwdar gf
liflw ot Bonn, aid lad Clw ef lb* Utdjldli'
« OolDlnl M'Maliaii Hired wllh Iha Bth Xani . .,._,,
SobraoB (HediJi. Berrtd Ihi Buiim cainHlin sf IIM a> A. Q. M. O. to
•f tka Alma, Balatlaia. and Tebamaia, and ■ lift of SaliaitapoL i Mrrid alH
Uh Dnfoon Ouirdi llffdml and Claip*. CS., Sardialun Hcdd, aiirt Gih Oau af Ihr If«l]ldl(!).
S Mite Km. fi. J. G. Caltiiaipa ta^tS, lli* Eutcra ninpai)ni nf 1B&4-S( u Aide dc Camp to Lvd Baclan. laclndiiii 111
battlH (f Alaa, DaUUaia, and Inkaniaa, and ajip of Gsbailapol {Uedal aad ruor C\njt. BnvM H>Uw, inl Slh Claa^ tkt
Tcwala ivlnfcn imi Ihi Eauara eaapalin of IBM-OS, Ineludlna U» balUe of Balaklaia (WMmdad) a>d lian at
BitlnpBl (Madal and Clupal.
■ Ciaitim Bumind and Uar and Ll«i'. Ha'n wrrtd th« Eaium campalfn at IMC, Ineludlni Iha lift* af BabHUnI
(|[*telMdClaq«). Captain Ha; aad Uml. Hayi vera al Ibi batUa or fctatmaTa.
. ^_^._n^j J .... « . , ..... j5„ Adjutanl of Iha »ih DnfooB Oaardi, lHladl]i( lb* MUh
lUpol (lladal and ClaiptJ.
tARegimaa af Dre^oon GvardM {Canhhaeri).
IM
5S
"BBVA9T0P0L."
m1^-#MI Aln. K«iiied7 Cluk Ksnnid;,' CB. KH. Cor.,Tf, Sept. Oi; U.\i Dm.
; OV'. nSDee. 10; W^,PfiSUm796i Xl.CM. P llJaMSD} C*I. SS Ndv. 41 i
i/.aM. SO Jane 64 ; Oil. 6 Dr. Qda. 14 June M.
I.CoImtif.— Henry Richmond Jonet,* CB. Cornel, f9 Jane U; LUut. *\i Vat.
; Ci^l. f Ifl Jnu SO ; Brtvtl Mafer, B No*. 40 ) Mq/or, r 3) Hay 60 ; £l«Hf.CW.
B Sapt. SI ; Cat. 88 Hot. 64.
KmHarillaCiutuice,*CB.£iwi«,P110ct.31; Litui-f^ajantM; Capt.viejtu.
I Jr<^*r,i>168«pt.61; lA.CM-i Jmg.se.
»■«.— Chuln Sawyer,* Stuign, m Sept. 93; Xfeut. '8 April SG; C*p<. 'B Aog-
: JITt^ar, 1 Aug. Wi Bt.Lt.Qil. 30 Jaly 58.
rtBlekentafl',Au.P8NaT.4t;i;jeut.'30I)*e.46) Capt.rjQ Feb, 53; Jf^qJ0r,'6
T. 57 ; Bt.LI. at. SO Jaly 68.
Captaihb.
OOKHBT.
LISDT.
OAPTAIK.
BRIT-MA].
BT.LT.mii.
QaoTga Dlakwn* .
PI8 Feb. 6S
6 June 64
* IJuBe66
e. Potto RoH«' ..
» a Jan. 41
3 Apr. 46
20 Jnne 56
10 Jan. 68
mBdU*
P 18 Apr. 61
16 May 56
f 0 Mar. 56
P33AuB.Be
p 3 Oct. 67
30 July 68
p 36 Oct. 65
■rathBDfil Aitley '.'.
IS May 55
96 Not. 65
p e Not. 87
unTboma* Belly..
P 14 May 53
16 June 56
15 Dee. 57
leo. Ba*a(e Cnrtli
0 16 Dec. 54
34 Sept. 56
5 Mar. 56
uoOliTerBird ....
r 15 Dec. 48
f 37 Aug. 59
P 4 Feb. 59
"Cooper
pay May 48
' 14 Dec. 49
P12Dec. .'ie
rt Scott Hunter' ..
flT JuneSl
17 Peb. 54
13 Sei't. 65
)bnNeil Buch>ken»
P 10 June 53
P 8 Sept. 64
blpetn In Iba GrliUM (ram 14 ABC IMS.
[eSllTeitcrDiTieB
P 18 Oct. 53
8(1 June 65
IncTtidlng Ih. bUtl* of Iba Tt>l*nn»«. ilaia
AlfreddaBonrbel..
P 17 Mar.54
83 Oct. 55
■nd f.il of S.1M.IOWI |MBi.l .nd Clap,
4 Ll.C<il.Biwr<riiidKi]cirBalliRT«dlD
William Doering ..
r 16 May 5»
P92Aug.6H
irBlBchfoTdGifford
3 Oct. 5S
P 10 Dec. 50
Ihi bjiUlo of Ih« Teh»ni»r». iKfi led IUli3
A.Weatherle},"a4f
30 Mar. 65
P 20 June 65
LLeOrlceStoddart'
38 Dec. 56
31 July 57
r M iJdi Itomr Krvad ibt cuBpalfn in Of
SonllKni Hahniu cwntrr In IS44. Al» it
Wall«je Grahim ..
8 May 50
15 Mot. 57
T Beglpald Fonter
P 8 Aug. 56
P 4 Dec 67
■m Howley Burder
P il Sept.&5
16 Dec. 57
Aid! da CuDp In Q^ninl Bcu)>lt, ud me
■1 Uwbatlla or Ih* Tchernaji {VhUI ud
Claip, ind Mb Cli» of tti* ll«4)ldlt).
unGreaiei Blake..
37 Veb. 68
P 26 Feb. 56
im DQff Pereira . .
P 6 Dec. 57
P 19 July 69
11 Qr.MuIrr FrUR f*n(d at Iba ilaiM
Qair," Dap. Au. }
Miff. SO Sept. 64 j
% Feb. CB
18 Dec. 57
P 19 July 60
p SB Oct. 59
ud tell of Babulopol from U Asf. IIH
(ll«l*l aad Claip)T
BucbuiHepbnm..
P 4 Dec. 57
ir Oeorge Bmith ..
10 Feb. 58
[C Salwyn Uarryat
16 Mar. 58
rt Stewart Blaekfltt
r 4 Mar. 69
I If ■!<
Mrier^^harleaSewell, 5 Jan. 55; Comet, p 17 Oct. 51.
laKl.~Litut. Fred. Aug. Weatherley," 5 Aug. 58.
ler JIfartar.— George Fraaer," 7 Not. 51.
Iff iloMter. — William James Heaaey, 7 Dec. 56.
loti.— Donald Sinclair Smilb, 98 Jan, 56 ; Attitt. Surg. 97 Feb. .'iS.
Utnt SurgroKS. — Charle* Jamei Daianport, 16 Au|{. 54.
Stewart Aaron Lithgow, 3 Feb. 55.
-inory Suiveon.— Alfred Job Owlea," 10 Dec. 51 .
Blue — Fatingi White. — Agentt, Meeara. Cox U Co.
[Betvmtdfrem the Crimta, May 1656. EmiarktdfBr India. \Uk Aug. 1856.]
lor G«iar*1 Cluk Kanoed j laircd lo tba FeDlniuli with Ihe Rorit Draiooni fiam Bapl. IMS to Oct.
PoDlc (ippoiDttd Brl^B-MiJot 10 Qcn
bj Lord Ijnadoeb ; Eiip<a<l "'"> • bo
bfockadaaf PuiHlniii, baddti iirlou
Ihc ITtb June ud bMlIt of Waterloo (i
W Ib^SIb FniKli Rtglmtnt of Intaa
> U.ColmaiCiiaMiKaaan'aa In Iba C
•nd bll «f Batuiopol (U edal ud Olup,
oT Dm B*ht UnUntart at Haarat en 1..>u .»( .»>, » •!» uur.
Ifaa Rtadu, *OUi and Hal Mar Ooraa Ulladl, bull* of Dndlekaia
(1<(* or DaiUi aad aomaasM lb* Iiri(ulu OaTilri aiidar Brii
■la* in Dm iakaaqDaat opantioa* andac Brifidl'i Bbowan. Cimiai
otWII Oct. UW.alBO On* tfBBdnoa la tb* asliaiquiit eanpali
rfmae aa aad o^tB* of MllBad**, tb* aOUia of Alljinei, BU
n^peetaaa aad OmmI bdia (lladal aad Clarv aad CIB.>
1(1 and anilri of outpoiti. Cimpalpi of L8I).— corcrinc ibt nttaal oa
'Brlon'i rorpi at Waterloo, parcel rinf aTi Ea^lt lo Ih* lefl, ba chufad
sugh the body who urrlnd tl, and caplurad Die Eaglo, wbleh baloegcd
I now dapoalted In Cbcliea Hoapltil, Hia rtcelTad tba Wai Uadal with
of IhallMtJIdlf.stbCI
l,inclndln| Iha battla ot tba Teharnara, ala(a
Cumnindrd Iba CanWnmi al tba oslbcaak '
uspalcn of Ibat •»r, Ineludlnf tba tattiaa of
I, ou .lun* (bona miadad), aAUr of Bib Jaaa.aBd
liar Oram, at tba ibamlnf of tba Clij laih BaM. ; ai
led aWlDioflbaBagliiintaltbaaaUaBor BBBianan
, laelodlnt Iba aedoaia el Habsadlapon ~~
«, aad punon o( lb* rabtk hi tta«* n
lS4a
6/A Beffiment of Dragoon Guards (CarMneen),
« G^Uln Diekion Mrred with tiM 09iid B«Kt. at the tlcgt of 8«bMtopol in 18M^ indadhif tlwiHtct— !&•<
aUi Jone, and on th* Redm 1 8th June (Medal and CUup).
8 Captain Ranter tcrred la tht Bastcm eMipidfB of 18M-tt. laelndlaf the afMr of M*K«uto^ Fani^ MMlM «f Bataklaw
mm,amA licfe of 8«bastopol( Medal and three Claepe, aad Mh Olaae of tiie MedJldle).
0 Lieut. Gifford wai present with the Carabineert at the outbreak of the Sepoy mntlajr at Mcenit on 10 May 107*1
throuf bout the campaign of that year, including the battle of the Hindun, battle of Bodlakatcxvi, aAdr off Mk Ji
•lege uid capture of Delhi.
10 Uent. Galr lerred with the Field Train, R. Artillery, ae Deputy Auiet CommlMary daring the Bartern ea:
1864-05, including the aflkire of Bnlganae and McKensle's Farm, battles of Alma, Balaklare, and lakarmaa, elage anA Ml<
Bebaetopol (Medal and Olaape). ^a
13 Lieut. Stoddart terred with the Carablneem from the outbreak at Meemt to the padfleatlon off Oade;— la 1857, bf^f'
with Beaton's Column, he led the advanced guard in the attack upon Mynpoorie: In 1858 he terred under Walpole a«a
Fntlebghar, aflerwerda with Tronp'i Column and itt flying detachment under Col. Brind, waa preeent hi the aetlont of w
8th Oct. at Bunkagong, of the 18lh Oct. at the Jungle, on 25th Oct. againet 8000 rebeli, at XetowUe on 8th Mot. (bene
killed), and at Mehndie on 18th Not.— mentioned In Col. Brind's deeparch (Medal). jr
14 lieat. Buchanan served with the 10th Hussars in the Crimean campaign fhnn 17tli April 18&5, inch^iag the aicce aad 6m
of Sebastopol, battle of the Tchemaya, and affair of 21st Sept. near Kertch cMedal and Clasp). Scnred with the 8th Dr. Guttdi
fhiODglioat the Indian campaign of 1857-69. including operations in Rohilcund and action of Nogeena, relief of BareilW, tcM
of Shal^ehanpore, capture of the fort of Rcmai and pursuit with destruction of the fort of m aimndee, action erf* BnnJEatto^
operations in Oude and actions of Mohndiporc and Ruaocdpore, attack and capture of fort liitoolee, actions off AUiganTi^ [
Kiwa. Also served as officiating D. (^ M. G. to the Agra field force under Brigadier Showen in Central India ia punnt viTmM
Tope& Feroie Shah, and others (Medal).
15 Lieut. Weatherlcy 8er>'ed with the 4th Lt. Drs. in the Crimean camnaign from 13th Ang. 1855, including the battle of tik|
Tchenuya, lie^ and fall of Sebastopol, and operations at Eupatoria (Medal and Clasp). Serml with the 0th Dr. Guarde in ttr
Indian campaign including operations in Bonilcnnd and affair of Kukrowlie, taking of Bardlly, relief of Slial^diaapQre and tli
two sabsequent attacks, affairs of Mohmudee and Shahabad, operations in Oude and action of Buxarghat, Tnne-Gogn wttiom g|
Mi^edia, Chnrdal, and Bankee (Med&l).
16 Yet.Snreeon Owles served txtna 3l8t Julv 1856 at the 8ie«» and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Ctup). Serred the ladiiv
campaign of 1857-58. including tlie actions of the Uindon on 30th and Slst May 1867, liege and ei^tare off DeUii, taking «ff
Barally, and operations in Oude (Medal and dup).
1
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t
I.
l] 7th ( 77m Prineeii RoyaTi) Regt. of Dragoon Guard: 135
CMnwI.— Htehiel White,' CB. Car. '15 Ang. U; ZM>UH«7 05i Copt. 7
Not. IS; Bt. Maj. 10 Jen. 37 ; il^. 4 Jul. 99; Lt. Col. '13 Dec 89;
Cal. 3 Apr. 40; Vq/. Oat. 30 June 64 ; CW. 7 D. Q. 2S Aug. 08.
U.Csfowb.— Chule* Wm. Tbompion,' Eiuign, f 20 Feb. 38 ; Lieut, r 17 Jui.
40; Copt. PI Dec. 4S; Jfiu'iir, ' B Not. 66 ; Zf.CoMT Sept. 67.
Wm. Charles Forrest,' Cor. ■> 11 Mar. 3G; Xt.Po Jan. 30; Capf. p7 Sept. 41 ;
JT^^, r 8 Oct. 48 ; Bt.Lt.Cal. 1 3 Dec. 64 ; Xf.Cof . r 6 Ang. 69.
JriU«r».— Adotphoa Wm. Dnart Bnrtoa,* CB. Sua. p S Aug. 45 ; £M> 10 April
48; Capl-mHiK. 63; Bl.-Mnii>r, 13 Dee. 54; Mirror, 6 Bept. 66.
Pttiro;OeorgeSiiiitli, CVmef, rSl Dee. 47; £(.^11 5ept.49; CaiX. <■ 90 JaW
62; Mvor, 19 Apr. 68.
CXTTAIMa.
Wm. Weutworth Lamb . .
Tbo. Bdv. Dowbig^Q . .
Hay 40
Pelw WlthlDgtooT T 9July 68
Henry BlinkhorD • .,..1 16 Feb. 48
0 1 W. Foorbelle Dowdeawell ■■ 17 Aag. SE
\l Oeoiga B. F. KaantMt^-.l 19 Dec. 46
0 I .VewtoQ Cbai. Chicheiter r IQ Aag. 60
•aOHar. 49,P31 Hay 6U,' 8 Dec. 64
0 : Jane* Vanea Clelaud
0 ' John RIeharda Welttead
0 : Robert Clarke
I LiBDTENANTS.
I 0 D.ScotIandltl.ll-l9D«-M)
0 Chiiitopber Barton . . .
i 0 ; Wm. Digby Weutworlh.
i 0 GeoiseRou Caldwell "-
I 0 lsdiii.Prideai]iChiche*t«r*
0 I Edw. Uy. Braeil Kaunt:
0 I Wm. Bruce AnnttroDg '
J 0 ! William Chkloa
{ 0 { EdmuDd Molyneuz . . .
I 0 I Robert SlewartCleUnd
Jai.Jno. LoDdoQ H'Adam
COBMSTS.
Wm. Haenaghton EnUne
John H'Bryan
ClaTering Redman
Edward Henry O'Dowd
Arthur Hare Vincent. ■ >
' John Alex. Drake
Henry Bulkeley
Edward Goldinlth
16 Dec. M
37 July 66
30 Nov. £6
37 Jane 611 14 Bept. 66
'13 Feb. 66 16Bept.67
14Sept66 169ept.57
14 3ept.66ll'16S<^t>67
'S8 Jan. 48! 14 Bept. £6
'SS 3ept.64 i>13July 67
' 9Uay 66 PS6NOT.68
' 6 Jmie 67 ' P 8 Apr, 69
' 3 Mar. 67 p 0 May 69
e May 6(1 witk tht iim li. dh. u ma :!!
15 Sent. 67 '>**' ■°<' '^^tnn of fihunpon
15 Sef t. 67 ■ S^ltf tSiSl£'r«rtlf "^S'
SO Fab. 57 , ibnuflioat il
J
ml
llil
fill
i
4^ at
10 Aug. 58 . iibuispul,
Paynuuter.— John Smith, 17 Not. 57 ; lAntt. Stl Bept. 65 ; Capt. 1
A4fulattt.—n«Kl. David ScotUnd, 17 Not. 64.
Irutruetor of iliuittTy.—Corntt A. H. Vincent, 18 Mirob CO,
quarttr JIfiutfr.— George GUlaui,' 17 Not. 64.
Ridiitg Afiuter.— Henry Pearce Pbilllpa, 8 Oct. 67.
^ur^raii.— Edward James Franklyn,"H.D. 16 Hay 55; Ainft.$ur;.]90et. 49.
Auitt, Surgeont^-Opie Bmlth, 4 Feb. 63.
Edward H'Gill, M.D., 8 Jan. 55.
Vtlerinaty Surjwn.— WlUiam VBrley, 15 Aug. 56.
Scarlet — Faeingt Black. — Agenli, Meura. Cox ft Co.
tHmtdfroa CapeofOood Hope, T June \M8. Embarked for India, i"! Oct. 1867.]
Halsi-Gtnenl While wu In Itic flelil In igiKi, on the banki dI llie BullcJ ; tri^ti U (he ciptun oi
AliuUtui, *nd wu prncnt u the foiclni ol the Khybf r Fui, ituniiitiii Ibe bcighl, u "ugdulliuk,
- -•- , and Hud KdIuI, Kid occupwlon atC-'— ' '>'--•-' — ■ i-..-j - en > o j-i...
Jt,mtmtOkmotittMttl''l»).
Ul {BtyaT) Begimmt afDregootu. ["TdSET
Blue— J^ntft, Hem*. Coi & Cd. JrU% Ag«»t*, M«Mn. Cue k Sont.
IRttumtdfrom ike CriMM, i7 May 18M.]
I sir Arlkur CIUnaii'i«rTu«; -Cub *■!(■• "1 1M«, II, II, It. II, M, aBd li, CsmmiBdcd > HBidrM
. . ,.. _... f. — ,-■. - .,,„[, of TBliTwt, —d trnflmt* !■ JlWwt niu
from Bbbiumb, lalkBcfroai hliB pr^nvn and kag-
, El llodoB, PunitM OaiBtldih and AUcad* Paaui
„ DiBCB w Glud^ Rudrlfa; rhuvtriviikk ubadna
>feadT«rrr«wlilBlliiln:ande[ OoalslClitiHl, star HalaiuiKn, klUtBf M taklBf
-^^^(kMtlaoHLlWrla - . .. . _
AlB, -Its Ih.^ --
AMhar kur«*lT*d
nKiBT and nmrlnf tlic mririt an ihs ITIh ot Jdr<
tOti-iH ■ — - -
aClupirorTalanra, Buuco.aBd TouIuuh; li a KbIiM tad CJaH
Clait Vllbalai el HolUutd,
• BaiKm eimpUtn or I»H-U. Ineludlni I1i< \itMn nX Balaklan,
d tlaf* or BcU>la|wl (Utdal ud Cla^a. Kn^kl
, . ,- i*i Ihi B«l.).
of Ik* Uil«> •>* KoBor, aad Slh axi of tht UciJLdl
• M^lat Hlixki, Captain Con*f, and LIrut. Ut, htxA Iha EuUcb einipalin of ISU-U. [acladlaf tk*
tBttiaaal Balaklan. lahtnian, and TcliitBi;>,iindilit4 of Scbuiopol (UcdalaHdClav^. M^srStaaka
ku tka Mk CI>H«( ika HadJIdK.
f Outaln Almlla HrraJ lh« Bailarn cimpaiin of IFU, Ineludlni )h( battle of Tchtnara and ilaf* af
■akuiDpaKMtdal and Clup).
■ BUlBi-MaUar CraHfgrTfdihtBaiuni -r-rilrn. IrrliiJini Iki kitllii rf ffiliUni and lalnmai.
■a4 lian of BakaMopol (Htdal aad Claipi).
11 OapMlB RskartHB lerrid thi Banan nflsinlfii or ISM-M, Includlat lb« balllM of BaliUaTafhana
■kot na^r klmj, Inhtrmui, and TcHaraara, and •!;(• of Beba4Uiwl (Unlal and ClBau).
■a Pajtoaitar DIibb larTad tkt XaiKn campaifB of IBM-U Bilk tki Ttb Failllan, IsaludlBf Uw
latdM at Alna tad latarvaB, aad ilffa al tmi1,\afo\ (Ktdal aad Clana},
14 tlT.llMIM B«oll NTTBd tSd BdUarB MBpkIn tt lUMf. IkclvdlBt tka kMlto M latamM ni
Mt* ir IrtMMpol (Mtdll iBl CU^a).
iSSSr*] Siuf ( JZflyo/ Nfffih British) RegU fff DragooM. 187
(• sMf a
51
1 Half
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0
0
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Ob Iht llMlitrtb M ItgU^" WATERLOO " - B ALAKLATA " " SSYAOTOPOL."
C»l0ntl.— 9 AM Arthur W. H. Lord Sandyi,* Comtt, 97 July 00; Li. 10
Jul/ 10; Cbp#. 85 Aug. 19; ilTiv^r, 37 July 16; Lt.Coi.n Jan. 19; Col.
10 Jan. 87; MqforGen. 9 Not. 46; X^.G'cii. 20 June 64; CoZ. 3 Dn.
96 Aug. M.
Xlett/.09toiifl.^Henry Darby arifHth,*CB. Cor. P86NoT.9e; X^P96Kot.81;
Cmpt.91 Auf . 34; Mt^. P 6 Not. 46; Lt.Col, p S7 Aug. 69 ; CM. 88 Not. 64.
lf(i|/<^.— George CalTert Clarke,' Bntign, p 30 May 34 ; LUui. p 7 Oct. 86 ;
Oip/. P90 Sept. 89 ; Broooi Mt^or^ 1 1 Not. 61 ; Brow. LLCol. 18 Dec. 64:
Mitfor^ 86 Feb. 68.
CAPTAIIia.
George Buchanan^
Andrew Nugent^
Duncan McNeill* .....
Lenox Prendergatt^ . * •
Geo. Harrington Price* .
A. 8. Montague Browned
VC Jamea Leith*
Charlea Hill Uniacke*<> . .
LiBUTBKANTa.
James Brander Dunbar. .
Daniel Moodie>«
John Lorn Stewart • • . .
Thomaa Philip Parr . . * .
George Cleghom . . . . r.
Samuel Seggie ....••..
Hugh Bdmond Browning
Francia Lamb Philp • • • .
Geoige Paulet
CORMBTS.
CharleeHill
VC John GrieTe, Aiff, . .
Percy Charles DuCane . .
Thomaa Hunt
John Wallace Holier • .
William Connel Black . .
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CORNBT.
P 16 Mar. 49
P17 Dec. 68
P90 8epr.68
p 11 Mar. 68
Pl7May 60
18 Not. 68
4 May 40
P 87 Jan. 64
19 Jan. 56
80 Sept. 64
P90Feb. 66
P80Mar. 65
P 4 May 65
19 Feb. 65
96 Feb. 66
P 17 July 67
P 19 June 67
Pll Sept. 67
4 Dec. 67
8 July 68
26 Oct. 58
P 17 Dec. 58
P 18 Mar. 59
LIBUT.
CAFTAItt.
P87Aug.6B 8 Dee. 64
84 Not. 64 p 8 Feb. 56
15 Dec. 54 jP 17 July 57
8 Dec. 64 P 18 June 56
15 Mar. 68 p 1 Aug. 56
Pl6Mar.66 P84Dec. 58
BRBV.-MAJ.
87 July 58
P85Feb. 59
90 July 58
P 97 May 68
83 Oct. 66
P 95 May 66
7 Feb. 66
PSFeb. 66
P 19 June 67
17 Sept. 67
17 Not. 67 • CkpMa ii^iwt
97 Snv M BmMm i— ptHii af ItM-Sft,
P94 Dee. 58 iBUmu. »l TelMtMym.
31 Jan. 68 "in* «f ttMM^^ (ii«dii
I tkrM Claapa).
7 Captain Prtn<UffMt Mirtd Id the EMtera
cuDpaicn, ineluding th« iflUr of ll*KflAsM't
riuni, the batiU of Betoklatft (eererelj wooDded
bf % mmket ballet on the rlf hi Hum), and tiem
of Sebeelopol (Medal and Glaipe).
8 Captain Oco. B. Price aemd with tlie llth • ^ •
Huiean the latter part of the Bastem eaapeifa -a S §
of ItftS, Inelndlng the battle of Tehernaja and « a J
•iefe of Setaetopol (Medal and Olaap). ^^
Paymatior.^^ohn Henry King/* 10 April 56 ; Cvmot, p 98 Jan. 46; Lioui. C o^
A4jutant.^V^ ComH John Grlere, 18 Ftob. 50. [81 Dee. 47. £ S<^
Qwirter Afof^er.— Thomas Hamiltmi M'Bean,i* 16 Aug. 50.
Riding Afoi^^.— NicholiB Mills, 11 Sept. 67. g'SPu
5uraeoii.— Aug. Pnrefby Lockwood,^ 91 Sept 59; A$Htt. Sur§. 17 Sept. 41. | ^ti^
AttUUmt Sur^etnu^Tbiomu Rudd, MD., 1 Aug. 57i e I « 8
Veterinary Jiirywm.— Thornton Hart, 4 July 66. I w ^ "S
Scarlei^l^toHft^ Blue. — A§oni9i Measrs. Cox ft Co. 1.5*^
[Retmrhodfrom the Crimea, 4 July 1866.] %^%
4>rd SmadysaeeoinpaBled the 10th HiUfart to the Penlniula in 1818, and was preeent in the action a ^ J 1S^
ice, and bettletof Vittoria and Panpelaaa. Served alto the earapalfn ol Itlft, at an Aide-de-camp to « -'^ | ^
nke of WelUigrtOB, and was preeent at the batUe of Waterloo. Hat recelTed the 0ii?er War Medal J E Z%
paign of ISS4.6S, la eoanMod ef the Beota Oreya, iMlaeteg tke aCklr of J • Sn
MM Clasp Ibr fittoria.
>1aacl Onflth »rv«4 lb* lasteta
ef
boHlM M BalaklaTa (wwiwletf la the
la eoonMOfri ef the
by • ptettil-b«ll)i laknaMB, aad ttbenuia, siec* and fkll
i ttree Plain. GS.. SartlalMi MadaU aad 4ia Claaaof Um McdJUla).
I..CIIMH narfee a«nre« Iba laatWB >■■■>■ Iga of ISM-W, laeladiiig Um affair of M*K«Dii«*i Para. batUet of Bala,
(aakfe eaft en laa aaefc), latiiiaa, aaS TfebarMya, ilcft aad fkll or SabaaUvol (Medal aad Umre Claspi, Brevet
4., KalgMar ttM Leiian ef HaMt. m« •* Olaat of the MadjMie).
iViaia Macfeanan sNTad tba ■■atim aaaipalga af IBM-M. iaclading tht baUlcs of BalakUva and lakinaaii, aad
4 SilMlipil (Medal aad Claapai alia Sardlalaa Medal).
■plalM HeNeiU and Brawaa ware at tha battla of Uie Tehcraaya, and thetirffa and fkll of Bcbaatopol (Medal and
iajor I<eilh aerred with the 14th Lt.Dn. in the Peraian expedition of 1867 (Medal). Alao at the tup-
, ... . -. A c-j — t^i. *v. «*.• — ^-«j » ^ *!.. _i J capture of Dhar, aetkma
Central India fleld force
capture of Ourrmkota and
dt aerooa'the Beae, fbrcinc the Moddenpore paae. siege fend capture of Jfianti, battles of the Bet^Rraaad
di, aad all the aAdra daring the advance on Calpee (twice mentioned in detpatehee. Breret of M i^i
rim Craea, and Medal).
Captain UnhMlie aenred with the 10th Hutcart in the Crimea from 17 April 1865, Including the
ire of Tehorgoun, kiege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clavp). Serred wtth the CaraMReers
, and waa preeent at the battles of the Uindun, battle of Budlckaserai, affkir of 0th June 1807
and Call edf BeUU, aad sabsequent opeimtioni with Showers' Moreable Coltinn.
Uairt. MOTdle and Qr..Maaiav M
fealtlaaef
lledtldle>.
^'li;!
*Baen aerred the Baaiam aaa^paigB ol I8ft4>5a, Ineladlat the aOklr eT M'Bentle^ sB ST • •
end TShamafa. tlete end tell of Oebailapol ( Medal tad three Claspe, aad Hh Claaa «3 « j j
138 Zrd ( The Kinff*t Oan) Hagt of Lt. Dragooni.
Th* Whita Hon*, wllhin Ilia Oarlir on Die tai uid Srd Sludirdi, wl(
"ULAHANCA" "VnTORIV "TOULOUSE'- "PEHINBULA" '
■•PBHOZBaHAH" "SOBBiON" " PUNJAUB" •■ CHILLI AN WALLAH" " OOOJERAT,"
C«f<niel.— VCBlPateTAui{>I->ut<"ir,'CB. KII.Corn«t,91Mu.M; Lt.iJatj
05) C^;(t.8HayOe; Jtff^.SOMBy 13; Xf.Cof. 18 June 1£; CM. lOJaD.37;
iti^or Qtn. 0 Not. 40 j LuQen. SO June S4 ; Coi. Srd Dn. tS Hay 55.
Z.imf.Co'crwf— \ValterUneU,*a)rw;(,PS3 Aug.33; i(. p 31 Mar, 37 ; Capt.
v\il<iir.i-i;BTm.Mqj. 7 June 4»; Jf^/. 'S Fab. 64; i^.Cal. SO Juna 64 ;
Col. 30 Jgns 67.
RI Afif/in-.—irim. Horace Muinert Monck ton,* £n*. FSS April 41 : XJ.PS9 April
48; Qiyf.P4MBy 4fl; Jtfq?or. P 17 Feb. C7.
CAfTAlBH.
CORNBT.
P39 Apr. 63
CAPTAIN. BBSV.-MA/.
J Richard UiehaeLWiUiaia
P 10 May 61
P 82 Sept. 64'
!? Edward Howard Vyae ..
Piil Aa|r.4e
P 3 Feb. 54,
1 17 Feb. 87,
-^ Arthur Bdmund Mansel
» 16 Oct. 60
P 0 Mu-. 65
P 19 Feb. 68
Robert DyniDDd
P 17 Jan. 61
1* Sept. 65,
p 21 May 58;
Jacob Camac Murphy • ■
>>17 Feb. hi
14 Sept 66'
P22Ji>De58
WUtlamMorriionBell..
P 1 Sept. 64
P 3 Mar. 57 1
34 hug. 58
Chai-lei Talbot Qoff ....
P IB May 65
OOet. 57,
16 Oct. 68
Richard Blundell
p 7 Mar. 66
P 10 Feb. 68
4Har.50!
LlBDTXHAXTB.
1
JoteptiP.NorUi,M4-. ..
31 Dec. 52
V 2 Feb. 55'
ffro.Drury K.Lowe,....
1 Dec. 54
P 10 Apr. 65
Arthur Lantour
23 Oct. 55
0 Oct. 67
pai Julr57
gjan. 66
P 28 May 08
P 24 Aug. 68'
^ Henry Henie'liuMtt!*.."
Reginald PilTaid
p 2 Feb. 68
P24 Sept. 68
fohu Orm^y Fhlbb* ..
3 Feb. 5B
PlSOct. 68
«niiI?tSiblnrK.iU«n7,
Fi«d.O.ForBytbaT«nt..
V 5 Mar. 68
P 4 Mar. 69,
Rlchud Ju. M. St.Georse
31 May 56
30 Mar. 68, ■!■■,«««■■** te J».^ Tt^.
1 l>ulinorCUUlu.>Dtk'(K;rttlr
COKHBIB.
Samnel Barrett
P20Uar.S7
Qeoise Sbippen Wlllei . .
V 14 May 58
tDnWiuk 1014)0].
Henry HlKlM
S4 Ang. 68
1 Edward Arthur Qore....
P25Aug. 58
J Oaniel Henry Doherty..
26 Oct. 68
Uitbony Strother
pa5 Mar. 58
P 13 May 69
P22 July 50
niomai DonaldBon
"eymailer. — Fred. Thomas Ong ley Hoi»an,'I5 Feb.6Si C^muf, p 15 Ang. 48 :
lii/ulatit.—Lieul. Joaepb P. North, 16 Nor. 56. ILi. 16 Mtrah 53.
iuarltr Matter.— Cbarlet E. Netila*, lO July 58 ; Car. 30 Mar. 58.
tiding Maittr. — Jamea Alexander Dixon," 21 Sept. 65.
iurgtof. — Wm. Ord Mackenaie, M.D., Au\»t.Sitrg. A Jan. 39 ; Smrg. 8 Jan.
l*li>(. Air;.— John Crown AgDii, 11 Aug. 54. [47; Surff.Mijf, 4 Jan. 69,
^tl. Sttrg.—Ben}. ChaningRounQardiner," 19 Uay4Sj 1ft Ciatt,l]nlftO,
Blue— i^iein^ Scarlet— A^raf, Edward 8. Codd, Bw.
[Setumtd/rom tht East Inditi, IS May 1863.]
•Hral Lintaur MtrHl In tbaPaBlauli with th* lllh Bnisoni In IBll >nd IS; b* tuacksd
■a of Ihat Il*tt, an Iba MA Bapl. IBII, aeu SI BMtoa, a rnaeh Oiralry Rtft., wUeh
... i ,f ,^ LUtii DliWoa, Ukluc HTOral pmoBin. ud canr«d th* rMraaagf the
_ '* Rojtl Boft. of ComtantiaapLe.
lopol (M cilnl ind Olup).
i|liautU»Pgn]aubeuip*J(Dari84B-S, aadaaa -
— Ti). Hemul wiik tb* annr sf tka
nk atUiiot iB Mmmawfer tba
Osurml BhUer.
f
I
^S^SBSSH'^ ] ^ ( ^^ Qiieen*s (hen) Regt. of Light Dragoons, 139
"JaUTJUU" "AtlDHlRA*' "SALiLMANCA'' " ViTT0RIA""T0UL0U8K""PbNIK8ULA''
TmifBm, ** APFaBANi8TAlc"'<QuuzMEB" <<Alma" ''Balaklava'*<<Inkbeman"
** Sevastopol."
CSiil9ii#/.— 9 in ^ir George Sco veil,' KCB. A i^jutant j 5 April 9B>', Cornet, 20
- ii«i Jane 98; Lieut. ^ May 00; Cff77^ 10 March 04; Mt{jorj 30 May 11;
Zajfay-' LUut.CoL 17 Aug. 12; Co/. 27 May 25; 3/flyor t^cn. 10 Jan. 37; Lt.
] Gen, 9 Nov. 46 ; Oen. 20 June 54; Col. 4th Light Dragoons, 18 Dec. 47.
0 ' Lieui,ColoneL^A\ejaLudiiT Low.* Cornet, P2 0ct. 35 ; Lieut, p 6 July 38;
I Capt. P 14 July 43; Bre».3f<y. 20 Juno 64; ilf/y. 20 Oct. 54; Brev.Lt.
Col, 12 Dec. 54 ; L'uut,Col, 1 May 57 ; Col, 12 Dec. 57.
0 Jfi{;ar.— George John Brown,* Comet, p 17 April40 ; Lieut, p 14 July 43 ; Capt.
P30 Jan. 46; Brev.Major, 12 Dec. 54 ; Mqjor, 12 May 57.
Su
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10
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Captains.
noH,C, J. Keith-Falconer^
Fieunet Comwallis'
Chas. A. Gunter Browne^
, Fred. J. Sandys Lindesay'
Alex. Geo. Mtrntgo. Moore
Hon, Fred. George Ellis
Archibald Philip Douglas
Edward WUUam Blackett
Lieutenants.
Henry Jennings,* A4j» • •
William Chaine
; Warden Sergison
William Hone Davis . . . . >
Frank Hodgkinson . . . . '
Arth.W. De Capell Brooke!
, Alexander Fair Jones . .
Rusaell England I
John Kennedy !
Cornets. |
! Edward James Bradshawj
Conwy Grenv. H. Rowley j
TiicophiloB Gist !
. CliarlesMatthewCaldcron:
; Harry Yonl ;
Namau Clark ,
CORNET.
15 Feb. 50
P 12 Apr. 50
P 13 Dec. 60
PIO Mur. 48
P13 Dec. 50
P 2 Aug. 65
P 12 Apr. 50
1 June 55 I
5 Nov. 54
I'lO Dec. 50
P 10 Mar. 67
29 Feb. 60
26 Feb. 60
p30 June 67
Pl8Sipt.67
24 Nov. 67
P14 May 58
13 Aug. 58
24 Aug. 58
P 7 Sept. 58
13 May 60
1 July 59
P 18 Mar. 59
LIEUT.
31 Oct.
26 Oct.
20 Oct.
2 Feb.
0 July
3 Mar.
P 14 Sept.
21 Sept.
20 Feb.
< I' 30 June
IP 4 Sept.
P 2 Feb.
13 April
24 Aug.
26 Jan.
P 18 Feb.
P24 May
captain. I brev.-maj.
- ' _^_^^_ '
61 P 26 May 66
64 P31 Aug. 66
64 P 21 Sept. 65;
49 P 6 June 64
P 9 May 60
P 10 Oct. 67
20 Feb. 68 j
P 24 May 69 i
4 Hon. Capt. Keitb- Falconer ler Ted
thrrr yoar« M • Midthipnuui, and
wai wounilvd in the boat »eti<!ni of
II. M. S. Fresidcnt and Eurpdiem
airalnitthe Arab piratvk in the rtvrr
Auffoiha, emit coast of Africa, >S
Not. 1817. Serrrd the Eattcrn cain-
paifoof leA4-5&ai Aide de Camp lo
Sir Richard England, including the
battlei of Inkerman aad Tebcrnaya,
and liege of Sebaatopol; waa alvo with
tlie Light CarAliy Rrigsdcat P.upa>
toria (Medal and Claspa, Sardinian
Meda1,aiul bUiCiaunftbclfedJidie).
52
67
62
56
56
67
67
68
68
68
69
69
59
Pay/ii«*«r.— George Thome George,* 4 May 49; ^iw. PC Sept. 33; X^ p9 Dec.
Adjutant, — Lieut, Henry Jennings,* 23 March 56. [30 ; Capt, '17 Jan. 45,
U \Quarter Master, — James William Kelly, 15 Nov. 69: Cornet, 31 Aug. 58.
! Riding JfiM/er.—John Clark, 4 Sept. 57. [Surgeon Mty'or, 1 Oct. 58.
\Sur(feon, — ^Archibald Alexander, Assist. Surg, 20 Feb. 35; Surg, 3 Oct. 45-
Assist,Surg,'-J ohn Charles Campbell, M.B , 23 June 64. '
I Veterinary Surgeon, — Herbert Sewell, 14 Nov. 56.
I Blue — Facings ScuTlet,— Agents, Messrs. C. Hopkinsou &. Co.
I IRetumedJroni the Crimea, 28 May I860.]
I Sir 0«orf« Seovell terred the eampai^ under Sir John Moore, terminating with (lie battle of
Coninna* at which he was preaent as Deputy Aisiitanc Quarter Maaier (Spnoral. Afterwards in the
Fenlnaula la the tame department at the head-quartersiinderihe Duke of Wellineton, from Feb. 1809 to
the end of that war in 1814, and was present at the passage of the Douro and pursuit of Marshal Souli •
battlca of TalaYem, Buaaeo, and Fuentes d'Ouor ; sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo and Bttdajoz. battlo of
Salamaiiea, aieie of Burgos, battles of Vittoria, thePyrenees, Ni\elle, and Ni\e; passage of the Adour. and
battle of Tdakmse. Barred also the campaign of 181 A, includinir the battle of Watciloo. Sir G^orce has
iM«lved the Gold Croas and one Clasp; and the Silver War Medal wiUi eight Clutp^; and has the 4th
ClMB of St. Wladlmir of Bussla.
S Cotoael low served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, Including the battles of Alma, Balaklava,
lakorman. and Tehamajra, and siege of Sebastopol, al»o present with the Lielit Covaliy Brigade at £upa-
toria; at lokermaD he commanded the Regiment (Medal and Clasps, Br«ret Lt.Col., Kuight of the Legion
•f Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 4th Cla»s of the Meojidie).
Z M^Jor Brown served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Aimn, Jlalaklava
lakerman (wonnded), and Tchemaya, and siege of Scbastojiol, also present with tiie Light Cnvidiy Brigade
at Bupatocia (MedaA and Clusps, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of tlie Mecljidii>).
5 Oaptain Comwalllsand Paymaster George served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, inrludine the battles
of Alma, Balaklava, Inlierman, and Tchemaya,and siege of Sebastopol, also with the Light Cavalry Brigade
at Enpatoria (Medal and Clasps, and 0th Class of the Medjidie).
e Captain Browne served in the Ci*imeafrom 28th April to 20th July 1855, and has the Medal with Clasp
for Betaastopol.
7 Captain L'ndesay served with the 17th Regi. at the kiege and fall of Sebastopol and assault of the
R»daa on the 8th Sept. 1853 ; also at the bombardment and surrender of Kinboum (Medal and Clasp).
• Uent. JMininfs served tiie Ivastem campaign of 1854-5.% including the battles of Aima. Balaklava
(wouadad), lnkarnMD,andTehemay&,aDd siege of Si.*bastopo1, aUo present with the Li'^jht Cavalry Brigade
at Sopatorto (Mc^l and Clssps).
t c
140 Slh{Rc!iiU/risli)«esl-ill'l.'alilDmi/ooiu(taHceri). ["SJSS^**!
Tin 111171 "uJCwwir. "Qh!i RryaraUlf" fB —
m/.— V KB Ji-fr Jnni[i<iC.CKnttert(iii, 7if.'KII. Cor. i<3» ITov.OO; U.d June 1 3
; Capt. I'Sii Mur. Id j Mujor, p-,'3 July 24 ; U.C-d. m Dec. 37; CM. 93 |^ .
K3 V 41; J/»/0«n.!!«JuiitS4;£l.(Vi'n.l»l>ra.SlJi C'uJ. S Un. SI Feli.uS. zE
ihiiui.~fift>. A<i^. Filinrr Sullian,' (Vr. r-J» JiiFv »U ; /.(. *3G Fub. -(t i C«ft. 1 1
.llir.44: ,!/»;. 17 Ctli. .14 ; /yf.iJ.'.l,/. IJ »w. 54 ; if.Orf, m Feb. M. Sl
:S I— ll..;nrt I'orial," ftV«, ''17 Jnn. 41; /-(, i'8 Mar 45; Cn/rf. "9 Juii* fl
; Hf.,tf.i/Vir, H Jiitic HI ; .lf/t,flr, 111 I'tb. r.H, . ■»
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In It. riirirlns (iniul I* 1(1 Si'Iit. 51 i'£)Juiiuu4| IK.Ujr.jtl SI
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an.-IIctiir IliiMi, M.D., A.S. 31 Jan. 4o: 5ury. 13 Aii^. D4. 31
itnf SHf^cOH.— Joliii AtkiiiMii, 10 March .'.fl. ^=
liufr^ SniffcM.— William C. Lnrd.SO Jen. i-l; l^r CTa», I July 60. 2|
FiKiugn tJcarla.—AgrHt, ItDiiry Tucker Claek, Kmj. '■j
1 Sir Juari Cknfa ChntlctMa •rmd in tiM l?tli Li:lil liMLiioiit. mw tke n'<yi.1 Lurcn, in Parlifl, 11
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»0 T .■
7th (The Queen's 0*vn) Regf. of Light Dragoons {Hussars). 143
for SUcted if m^ tha ?niiiauli campaifcn of 184S*9 with the 8rd I«i^1it Drfijroonit, nnd wms prmeut at the nffAir of Ram-
The Cftiiafe of the Chrnah at Wuzcerahad on the lit Dec. ]R48, wiili the force under Sir Joseph Tlmckwdl. actioa of
r<nrce to the GcMutrv; ulw the rmns-Uoj^ra canip<iii;u, iucIuduiK the alTnirnt-ar Chnrtlu an'l (lurtnit, tHkinic the fort
tdin, attack on Bankre and pursuit lo the Uuptee, advuiic:: inlu Kcjiuul aiidulTair utSitkiigh..t (iM'iCb niftitioued in de-
, Brrtrt of M^nr, Med^I and Claap).
jor Hon. A. Anron aerrvd witli the Difle Bripude :il the sic^e of Hclnstnpol from Jan. \^)b (Medat nnd CIa«p,
CJiinof the M'-djidie). Sirred in the Indian cuinp:ij{;u of I807-&H a-i Aide dH ('amp to Ufiipiiil tirarit, and was
It Ibe aieRe and ca|'tiir<> of Dt-llii (wounded), action at BoluiuUhuhur, thr second rpliif oi Liickmiw and naaault
•randm Raeh (wounfie<l, and hone killed). u>sault and capture nf Lucknow, and afTaiiM at Konn-pc and Rarrce;
i^ed by fhe GoTernor (^neral In Council and repeatedly ineiitionvd in dvsputcheti (Medal and CItKiis and VictoriR
I Krrv4ftof Midor)*
(oin Arilkindon seninlwith the 9th Luuccrs in the Punjaub Ci)ii)]mign of ISiS-lO. including the hntth-fi<if CLilliiinwidlah
^lat (^Icdal and Clnspii.
It. Topham served tn the Indian campaign fiom Feb. 1^58 lo Marrh I'S.'^O and was precnt at therrnuNe of the
ittnck ou the Alumbngh. tiege and capture of Lucki.ovr.afTairs of Baricc (uounilrd) and Sirace, ac.liuii of rtawabjeunn
), occnpa'ion of Kvzabad. imiiMgc of the U<uniU*e ut Sultaiiporc. thimiglioiit the Hy^vi-.irri CHinpHign, ir.cludinic the
kfinduo Nuddre, I'sdeeifhat, and Ilydcrghnr. and ptirsu t of Bcnhi >[auhi)'B force to the Ouniutei'; al-io the Trani>
njinivn, incladinz the affair n^'ar C'hunta anil porsuir, taking; tin' fort of Mcpj-eilii, attack '<n Raukec with pursuit to
r. ach ance ii.to Ne;>nTil aud affair at Sitkn<:)uii (twice luentione i in dospai rlirs, Medal ami CIhsii).
It. Wiikin served m th'- 11th lluKtars thrua^himt. the Knatcru ciinip:ii);ii (f lbjt-3.'i. itirludiuK the iiff.^irs of Bul^anac
siiiie's Karm, bitUcs of Alma, Balaklura Iiik('riii:ii), and Trbvmayu, »i>-^c and Till of Sibastnpui (Midal and four
id otli rixsAof the Mcdjidic). Scivcd in the 7lh lIn^^aiH in lli'- Ini'ii.m rainpur-.'n in IVb. and Marrh Is.^M (sivcreiy
ill tbe u|ieratioi:8 before liocknow) and fro n Dec. 1^h-')>s to .Maich IH'U and was prr«ent at the affair of Mi'en>!Uiige-
raprarvut l.ncknou*. thruugbonl (he Byswnrra ranipamii. indiulin;^ the atf'iir near (liurbi and pursuii, takinic th
a'cxtlia, aitack oii Bui>kce with punuit'tu tbe Ilapteu, advance iiilu Nepaui and ail'uir of Silka^ihat (uientiuncd in de
tfdal and Clasp).
Icn. C. Molyiicua wrve<l in the Indian ennipai^u from Feb. ISj'i to Mnreh l-^oO aud was present at the repnise of the
(lark on the'Alainlm^h. neve and capture ol Lucknow. affairs o' Bnrroe and ^^irsee,actiiin ut >'m.< abpuii^, occupation
9, tl»rouf£hout the Byswana ruiupaiun, inrlndiue tbe affaiid oi' Kand>>u Nuddee, i'lilceghat, and ][yderi£Uii;;e, pursuit
jadho'a lorcc to thu Guomtcc: hiso tbe TraiiM-(ios>;ra caiupai.;n, inc'.udin.; ibe aff.iir near Caiirda ami pur>uit. takinx
If cejeedia, attack on Bankee with pursuit to the Kaptee, advance into Nepaul nud affair at Sitkn^bat (Medal and
L PbiUJpd<m mredin the Indian r:inipaipi from Sept. to IVr. Ik.'>s. includiif.; the affair of I)iuid|N>n^ i MriUd^
t. Stenart servvil hi the Indian raui|Ku<;n fnnu Feb. lhri>« to M.irch 1^0'J and uas presrni at the npulM' of the encniy'H
the AluDibaidi. sirge aud rapture ot Luckiiow. affair of Rarrr^e. action of Mawabiriinnre, ocrup:itioii of Fv7ahad, noasaKU
MBtee at SMdtanporr, affair of Shahpore, thmu!{h<rtit tbe Bv^wam e;miyKiii!ii. inrliidini; the affairs of Randoo Suddee
ihaC, taking the Inrts of Ktrhnra and Koomlie. and pursuit ot' Iknlii Madho's force to the (luuiutee ; also the TranH-Oogm
inclndui^ the affiair near Chunla and pursuit, takiujc the fortuf Mei-jeedia, attack on Buukee with purbuit to the Baptee,
ito NcpHol nnd affair at Sitkafdiat < Mnlal and Cbir|)\
HLon. W. llarbord srr^cfl in the Indian c{iniiHii|(n fnnn .April lft'>** tn March Ih.'^O and wn^ ]»resent at the affair of SIrsee,
2f swabcunge. orctipat'on of Fyzaliad. ]MusatR- of the (M¥>iiitee at Sultan |)oiv, tbriHiphnut the Byswarra campaign, in-
10 affairi of Kandoo Niulder, T'ideeghat, nnd llyder^hur, ami nursuit lif Benhi Madiio'a lorn* to ihe (ioouitec; aL«o tlie
pra csunpaiim. indudini; tlie affair near Chiirda and pursuit, taking tbe fort of Meejeedia. attack on Buukee and pursuit tu
•, advance into Ncpnul and affair at .Sitkaehat <: mentioned in dcsp:itches. Medal and ria}i]>\
(t. Moidd mred as Adjutant of the 7th IinsMira in the Indian cani{>aiirn fnmi Feb. |KnK to March IXoO and was prrsent
•iae of the enemy's attack on the Alumba)rli, r^ic^e and rupture of Lucknow, attaint uf Barree and .Siri>ee, action of Na-
I («imndrd),occuDation of Fvinbad. piissayri* of the Gounit(*e at Sultiinnorc. tbrou^^hoiit the Bybwarru cain])aign, in chiding
I erf Kandoo S'uduee, Paleefrbat, and llydersninfn', aud pursuit of Bcnlii Madbo'4 force to the Gwnntec; also the Trans-
npaifpi, indiidinf the affair near Churda and pursuit, taking the fort of Meejeediii, attack on Bankee with pursuit to tlie
ivance into Kepaul and affair at Sitkazhat <>Iedal and Clasp).
It. Giles lenred with the Persian expedition of 1857 (Medal). Was present at Hie suppression of the Mutiny at Ait-
ia ISaTf and aubseqaently served as Adjutant of the lelt winj; at the sie;!e and capture of Dhar, action of .Mundesore
I), battle of Goraria aud 'relief of Neeniuch; served with the Central India field ferce under Sir Iluj^h Rose in Ibo8
present at the siefte and capture oi Chandeyrie, iiie^^> and capture of Jhansi, battles of Betwa and Koonch, affairs
le advance on Calpee and action of Golowlee, capture of Calpcc and nursuit, action of Morur, ])ursuit of rebels under
ah and action of llanode ftwice mentioned in despaTches, .Medal and ClaBp).
net Simmons sen'ed in t)ie liulinn campaiini fnnn Feb. ISRs to Man-li 185',) and waA present at tbe rrpniie of the enemy's
t tbe .\ltt]iiba;£h, sie);e and capture of I jUC knim . affairs of Barree and Sirsi'C, action of >'awubjninin?.ix*eu|Mition of Fvzabad,
if the Goonitee at Sn It anpore, affair of Shahabad, thnmj|;hout the Byswarrn campiii{ni> iucludin;.{ the affairs of kandoo
Fhleezhai, and llyderiiliur, pursuit of Benbi Madho's force to the (ioumtec; alAo the Tians-Ciir^a rampaivn, including
r near Cliunia and pursuit, takiu*; the fort of Meejcetlia. attack ou Banket* with pursuit to tbe Uaptee, advance into
iDil affair at Sitkairhat i Medal and Clasp).
ymaster Elliott. (^r.Master Borthwirk. and VeterlnJiry Snrirerin Barker served in tlie Indian canipaijin from Feb. 1858 to
.459 aitd was present at the n*pulse of the eiieniv's attack on the Alunibagh, aie{;c and capture of Lucknow, affair of
vrupation of Fyzaliad. p]LSsa<:e of the (itKmitee at i^ultaniiore, thnmirhnut the Byswarra cumiKiipi, including; the affairs of
Xuddec and Ilydcrghur, al»o the Trans-Gopn niin]>:iipi. includin<r the affair near Chunla auil pursuit, taking the fort ot
la. attack on Bi'iDJcec aud pursuit to the Baptee. adranee into Ne]v:iul and affair iit Sitkairhat -Medal and CbiMii).
iBon Kendall scr\ed with the 4th Lt. hrs. the Kasteni campaigu of l'«'i4-')5, including tbe allairs of Bulpinar and
lea Fanus, battles uf Alma, Balaklava, Inkenuan, and Tehemuya, siege nnd fall of ^eb:ihi<)iviil, and optrrations with the
irabrBripde at Eupatnria under General l)'Allonvillc •.Medal and lour Chui]>8 . S-ned with the tth Hussars in the
'""r^TlT from Feb. lbr>b to March lh*>0 and was pre!»riit at the repulse uf the enemy's uttaek on the .Vhinib4i((h. siege and
flfLneknow, affairs uf Barree and Sirsec, action of Nawabpinire, oeeiipatiou of r'v7.abad, piissuue of the Goouitec at
n. throui^hont tbe Byswarra caiiipaipi, incliidin)c the alfairs of "Daodpore, Kandoo ^kudd'-e, and ilyderghur, ptirsuit of
Utts's fiorce to the Guuuitee ; also the Trans-GiMfra r.uniKiigii, including the affair near Cbunla luid uurMiit, taking thu
beccdia, attack on B:tnkee with pursuit to the Raptee, advance into Nepaul and affair at Sitkaghat |.^Iedal aud Chup).
■dCbsp).
utSuTKetin Tlimnhill served the camp:iign of lSo7-r>H afrainst the Miitinecrit in India, including tbe action at KudTgnnge,
Ifidl of Lurknow, attack on tlte fort ot Rooyah, action at Aliygunge. and capture of Bareilly — wounded iMeilal and Clai^).
lof Master Bzay served iu the ludixm caniiaiign from March! bah to March IboO aud was present at the affair uf Barree.
n of Fvzabad, jnssage of tbe Goonitee at Sultaupore, throughout the Byswarra campaign, uicludiug the affairs of Kandoo
fldeeg^. SBuUydargbur: also the Trans-Gogra canipiiigii, including the affair near Chnrda aud pursuit, taking tbe fwt
Pdiib attack om Bankee witb pursuit to the Raptee, advance into Nepaul and affair at Sitkaghat < Medal >.
. f
Hnrpiiiid Croirn.
Years* Si'rv.l
44
Full
JO
Half
Psv.
14t Bill (TfieKinff'sB.Lish)negf.ofLt.Drs.(Uu8sars.) [ivpoSSSlSi.fy.
>irn. '• PrUtin^ virfutlt m m.>ri^«."-"LE9WAUREE" "HINDOOS rAX"
"ALMA" •• H \LAKLA.VA'» •• I.VKEHMAN" " SEVASTOPOL."
Colonel.— Gcorzc Clmrl«s, 7?/ir/o/'Lucan/ KCU. l?w*.aOAii{r. 10; L^24 Dec.
J8; Cri/;MnMnvi-2; J»//»y. 'iij'juiie 2."*; X./.Oi/.» xNov. ii6; Co/. 23 Nov. 41 ;
MajJivn, 11 Nov. 01 ; Lt.Gvii. 24 Di'c. .08; CW. 8th iiuMars, 17 Not. do.
LiVm/. Cci/on/"^/*.— H'Mlolph tie Salin,* Cornet, v 1 7 Dihi. 30 ; /,ifM^ i« lid June 83 ;
Cnpt. i'i:i July :18; 3r/i>/-, I'li) Fil). 47; li revet Lt.Vol. 28 Nov. 64;
Lt,Cnl. 2 Oct. .VJ ; Col. 2 ) March 5r».
m 0 Kilward Seairor,-' r«/'/*rf, »' 17 S(f]it. 41; -L/Vm/. 3» June 43 j (?«;>*. 20 Oct. 64;
-Vrt>/-, :H Jan. TiS ; If.CW. »' "> A 115. 60.
.Vr(/or*.— UoiirueClietWiMli.^ JJm.v. i' 8 Mii.y40; /./tW. PlO Mar. 43; CtipL^H
I'ob. 64; lircv.MfiJ. 0 June 6(5; Major, 17 Sept. 67.
Fru. Edmund Mu.'na^'liti-n,^ Coi/ic/ »'27 Oct. 4(5 ; /.i>m/. »» 23 May 48 ; C^/i^
8 Drc. 64; 3^i>#*, i'6 Au-jr. 61).
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liki:t.
CAl'TAIX. !DKKT.-M.iJ.
20 July 68
.lolin Pnixci'
Uobcrt Pooro
Oeorjfe (loncli Clowes" .
Tliitmus Teuton^
William Mus^cnden". . .
Tlicodcire Wirunnan '*.. .
i'12Se])t. 48
6 Die. 61
1' 11 M:ir. .'»3
I' 10 \ov. 41
I' 10 June 63
••21) \ov. 44
I' 21 Feb. 64 1 Aiitr. 60
3 Sent. 64 I' 12 May 67
>M4 0et. 61 1' 6 June 57
10 Jan. 66 17 Sept. 67 20 July 68
10 Jan. 66 p17 s<ct>t. 67 7 Oct. 60
P 20 Jan.
10 Jan.
3 Apr.
60
44
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66
P12 May 67
Peter Charles (i. Wi h>ter i' 2 Feb.
Hobert J)unm<no N'niiier p 10 ^lay 60 p27 Mar. 67
LlHTTENANTS.
P17 s<cpt. 67
20 Feb. 67
31 Jan. 68
OOct. 67
P13 Mav 60
P22 June 68
(luruev Ilunbnrv
, Hon. Everunl Stoiirton . .
■ Kol>ert Willium Jenkins
P 17 An^'. 66
20 l-ei). 6(5
• • • • .
1 7 Sept. 67
17 Sept. 67
20 Feb. 67
^ John M«tl.ew Bid.lle'=' \ o- ^ ^ -- 5 y^y,^ r^^
lThonn»5 Hichards I 20 Sept. 67
! Parrv do Winton p 0 0«!t. 67
18 Juno 68
7 Dec. 68
0 ,(j(H>rge Campbell Rons. .. '
0 • Kichard William Pul!i»er
0 HerbertCroniwellCollier'*
0 Waller T.(Soldsworlby'»j
! Cornets.
0 I Pan Dudley Vakn.Maher.
0 Michael Clarke, AdJ, ..-
0 Au^uttuii Tonnoohy'^ ..
0 Kdward Pulh'vne
0 • Sebastian White Kawliuit
0 , John Get) ri;e Stopt'ord ..
0 Luchlun FfMter JuuikM)n..
10 Junr 67 ^ 30 July 68 ; f"" ^'J*^**)-
8 Jan. 68.Pl3May 60 :
16 Jan. 68 p 6 Aup. 60:
10 Oct. 67 ■ 30 Oct. 60
ID.PkfniBiitcr Dnberlj and
V(>i.Siir|:i^n (Jrey ■orfrrf iht
Bu«lpni campaiirii of I8S4-66,
fnrlaillni th« (Mitles of Aim,
Balaklava, Inkorm»n, *a4
Tchtrnuyft, ailhira uf DHlfmuk
anil M-Kenilfl*K Fann, nd
lieve of Stliastopul (Medal and
67
67
1 1 Oct.
10 Oct.
28 April 68
7 May 68
6 Frb.
2;s An<r.
2 D.C.
4 Moji-n Chelwi>de ainl Mucnaffhlan »rvtd
thi* Ea«ti>m ram|}ai|tn of J854-A&. lucludiHg l^a
jbiittlui of Alma, Italuklava, and lak^riaMi
iMiruirtof UulKunak and M*i(enalo*a Farm, aad
.t^iv^c of SebuMn|ioI (Utnlal and fuur (.'lakpa).
i UiOor C'hotwoiie cniiiBian<Ud Lord Raflao'B
ea , ••titut in tb« Criinaa up tii tkm Une iiT hit
V,^ I Uird^hiii'M Utuiili ; he liai the B1I4 C'Ia«t of tke
Mwijidie.
60
60 ■ 17 A«^)iitt.8iir«n)n 81ierlork Mrrnl tlia Eavtfn
I cnniiiHiKn of ItUM, including ibe «ico and fall
I of i<eba*lopol und aH«aidt uf ihti UeUan un tka
< litli June (Medal and Claip).
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Paynimter.—llcnry ])uberly.><' 12 Nov. 47 ; EnM. p 28 Sept. 30; Lt. 15 April 42.
AtO'uttnit.—Conu'tMichiwi Claikc, 24 Nov. 69.
Quarter A faster. —
Hiding Mn*tvr. — John Plekirortli, 31 Aup. 68.
Sunjeon. — Jenkin Homfray Llewelyn," 0 Feb. 6.'>; Assht.Surff, 17 Maroli4d.
Assi^tnnt Surgeont. — Henry Slu'rloek," 16 Dec. 64.
Ralph RobiTt Seott, 28 July 64.
Veterinary Surgeon. — K<lwanl Simpson (irey,"^ 24 .April 43; Ij^ C/om, 1 J«ly
Blue. — Ayeutff Me.^^srs. Cox & ('0. [50.
M8S7.
[Returned from the Crimea y 12 Afay 186i{. Embarked for Indlttt^ Oct.
1
I 1^>rd Lucan M*rve(i tiif i-uii.]>tti?n oflNviHon t).i> .'^inflT of U.i' liiissinn Army !ii BulfEftrla (RoivlaB War
Ml'iIuI unil c'lMiiiiiBiiitfi- ol Si. Aiiiie of Ku«oin). ('(•iiimaiiUcil the Cavalry l;iri>inii ilm-uehout tlw Eaalera
ranipniunuf lH.'}(,iiivliiilinKilu* hattliftof Ahuu,H:iliikiii\:iCwuundc(I) .ind Inkcrmnn, and vkptre of SebaMopoK
(Mrd.tl and four CliMps Ki-ll., Onnniaiidt r oi t\\v T.fi;ii>n nl Ilnnur, und \>X Cta^< of the Ifedjid*^).
3 ('uliim>I dt> i<:ili« MTvod Iho Kuftrrn i-aiiii::tiKii iit lt54-.''i.'i, iiirludhi^ the b utiles of Alms, BahklaTS,
InkiTuian, nnd Tcherna>u, uflhin (iT Hiil'^.nmk uti'l M*Ki>n/ii>'> Kuriii, and iiP::e of 8rl»aflio|iol, aad rona-
inandi'd ilio Cavalry 011 iIil- ci|H>tliti<Mi tu Koitch (McJmI uikI Tour ('in«p>, Kuiphi uf the Lrglon of Hiwar,
S.ir(1iui.in Mnl.il, and Aih Clu<- ol ihu Moiijiiiiv).
•^ Lt.(..i>l. Si-Pu'fr smcil llii> K.ihtiTii cniii]i.ii'.:n tiF IK.'.4,ini'iiiinni; tlu- Imltlf^of Alii>n, Balnkliva (WMiiided)
.tml InkiTiiiHii, atVairH of Hiihaicik und M'Ki'iizk-'t l-'urin^ umI sii i;r of Sibu^t<>pol (Medal and foiirClaifi
and ftth Clo»ii nf tbf Mt tUidic).
A Cnpliiln PhiliipH h(Tu>«1 tbr Ka-^tcrn cainpniirn of is,-|4-:).'i. Inchiding the huttica of UafaikUym (holH
>hfit):ind lnk<*nii:iu, ami Kii'p* ol ^L•ll:litl)pol -M' lial und Ihicu Clanpft).
8 Majiir lli>nrii:i' MT^vd Ihi* Kit-iii-m o»nip:iij:ii n! InVI-.Vi. int-lndin'.; Dn' I::i1t1r9 of Alma, BalaklaTOcaod
1'iL«>riii.iii, »iiee uf 8cbu»t<>p d, and eki>edhioii lo KiTirti iMitlaluud fuur Cla«]i»)-
7 Ci|iiiiln ru;:vt »ervrd mi the i-xpfdition t<i KiTtrb, and at the nic^ce of s^cba«topol (Medal and OlaapV ■
H Aljilm Cluwi it ecrvtd Iho Ka^ifrii cunipaiKU ol I'^.VI, iiichnihii; the bnttloa 01 Alma and Ralaklati^
mftkir»- nf Duljnnnk anil M'Kfnxte'it Kuriu, :i:id sh-,;c of Sebailopol : wa* wounded and taken prtountr, wd
hjruv ghot, at tlw battle of Dahiklatu (Mvdal aud t\uvvC\a»v^V
\yvt nnkiXnAn ot >^«\t%«^« «•& «ll vnh Lt. Dia.
btfUr. ] 9^A ( ''''^ Queen^s Roj/at) RegL of Lt, Drs. {Lancers.)
Tfct BojftlC/pher within theOartcr. "PENINSULA •* •* PUNXIAR" ** SOBRAOX" "PUKJ V!:B"
•' GHILLT AN WALLAH " «*U0OJER\T."
145
06 Co/ofte/.— 9 di -Wr Jamea WalUce Sleigh,' KCB. Cu^Mc^ Ftb. 95; XuMf. ai> April 00;
l,H-jr' ^«/^- 2/>Oct. OU; AT/i;. 14 June Oo; Lt.CoL 14 Dec. (M) ; CoL 12 Aujr. 10; Mf^,G0n,
P»j. I 5»2 July 30; Lt.Gen. 23 Nov. 41 ; Gen, 20 Jmif o4; Co/. Otli Lancer*, -24 Anjj. 31;.
~5" /;i«ic/.Cii/oiie/.— Archibald Little,'' CB. Cornet, P4 Oct.^l : X^ i»;)l Aug. 02; Capt. P24
Feb. 37 ; Major, 5 Apr. GO ; Lt.CvL 20 June 54 ; CoL 20 J une ii7.
JV<yor«.— (\'imainDry8dale,'CB. Coine/,P20 Dec.03; X^ >'31 Aug. 38; Capt.^^Oci, 17;
Bt.Alaj. 10 Jan. 5S ; Afqjor, 5 Mar. 58 ; Bt.Lt,CitJ. -JO Julv oi^.
Au!f. Fred. Steele,* £iif. p 18 Xov. 41 ; XM7 3Iar.4:j; ('apt, i'24 May 50; .lfr?>r,PM
June .">« ; Bt.Lt.CoK 20 Apr. 59.
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Jaeiah Kocers John Gole&*; p 2 iSept. 30 ■ p22 .\Iar~~3i) p If) Mar'.'i'?
5 Apr. 50 : 22 Mar. 58
P23 Deo. 53 p22 June 58
20 Juno 54; 6 Nov. 58
Chardin Philip Johnson* .p 14 Mar. 45 ; p 14 Apr. 40 p 10 Apr. 50
Anthony MoUoy Fawcctt'' JP 10 Apr. 52 i p 28 Jan. 53 ■ 12 Jan. 55
John Head* Ip 15 Deo. 40 10 Nov. 42 18 Sept. 57'
Frederick EIUb" ip13Au-. 47 p 2 Oct. 40' 11 Oct. 57
Hichsrd Shaw"' i 3 Apr. 40
Charles David Rich" ;p17 June 51
Robert MilUi^ ; 8 Oct. 50
Robt. S.\VinP.Bulkeley"t p12 May 54, 14 Aug. 57 p 13 Mny 59
LIEUTBNA1CT8. I
Roger Daw.<iou Upton ^'.. j^ 23 Jan. 52
JaiDCi Goldie** i p 14 July 54
Arth. Gonne Bell-Martin'^ p 27 Au{{. 52
Alexander Morrogh'*. . . . ' P (J June 50 .'
John Evans'^ i p 22 July 50
Pier* Thorsby" I p 10 Sept. 5(i
inillfV.MAJ.iBT. LT.COL.
'20 July '58! OSqiitriiS'
20 Julr 58
Samuel Ash ton Pre tor ^^
Rd. Freer Thonger/'W^df/.
Thomas Stanton Starkcv'^
William Napor Carleton'"
COBNET.S.
Fred. Robert C. Crofton *^
P20 Dec.
17 Juno
p 15 Jan.
P 2 Feb.
50
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58
58'
^ 12 Oct. 52 ,
P15 Jiu. 50 j
5 J uue 55 ■
0 Ai>r. 57 ,
20 June 57 i
5 .Mar. 58 i
22 Mar. 58
n Lr.Cnl. Dry5da1e iierTed with (ho 4(h
Liffht DraKoooA (luriiij; tho cairpai^ in
Ad'tchaiiibtiin uiifiiT Lord Kcane, iind wa«
pruheiil dt ihe sii'jic uiid capture of Ohus>
n«« (Mcdul). 8-rveil with the Pth Lanceri
in (he action at Pimuhir, ;.1;rh Doc. 43
(.MtNial;. Tii: Suth'J i-uiTipaif:!! in 1H4Q-40,
iMcIiidii-K tlie biittlf! (if t^ohroou (Medal).
Tho Pui^aub campaign of IS4i-40. In-
cain|i
during the ^ir;;e oprrutiou«, coinmiiiuiing ttie lleiit. from
20 Feb. 58 I<ltl' Aiic. to tiitf lall cf the city— horsi> shot at the u-
D^K^k.* u.i*« n UToi. Att'*^"lti cnnnnuiuUd Ihu Rft;t. wiiii firoiitliDd'n colninnj in
nooeri nury o mar. oc« -iction ut I
CharlcD Broinc Basbford
(Charles Agnew
Henry John Hall
Oliver Ormerod
Chat. A»lihumhain Floyd
I
^ — — Dolund^liuhur. Iiuim shot (wounded), and prpfent
o\) .Mar. «>8 , in liie HCtinnt at .-Viiychur and Ai;ru (muntionnl in fle*patch);
4 June oS ,. aUo present at thn relief of Luclinow (Rrtret of Lt.ColonoI,
2 July ij^\^ ^^* *^*^*^** *"** Claspi).
17 Sept. 58'
P 1 Julv 50 ■
Puffmatter. — Maariea Hartlantl Mahon, 8 March 58.
A^utant.^Liettt. Richard Freer Thonger,^ W Mar. 58.
0 i Quarter Master,— Vctcr House," 12 Nov. 52.
0 : Riding Mtuitr* — Charles Cleinenb) Brooke, 15 June 58.
0 ! Sur^tMH. ~ John James Clifford, M.D. 28 Aug. 57 ; AnnlJtt.Surg, 7 Aug. 4((.
0 I AMSUtant Surgeon.— 9amuc\ Fuller,^ 23 July 55.
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1 Veteriuary Surgeon. — Frederick Bailey,"
I [I0 31arch58.
[Beturnedfrom India, Oct. 1850.]
Blue — Facings Scarlet. — Agents, Meisrs. Cox &
Co.
r J«ai«i Sleivhicrred in Flanders in 1795; in theactionitin North Holland und the Holder, lOtli and luth Sept.,
ad and 8th Oct. ITOfi. In the Peninsula in It* 11 and 13. Coniniundod the 11 ih Onuconns at Waterloo, towards tho
of which the coininand of the 4tb Brigade devolved on hini. In ISlUhe acroinpanicd hisRcisiinent to India, and
and#d the Cavalry division at the sieec of Bhurtporvin iH'Jii 4c(J (Medal). He has recoived tliu War Medal with
laap for (JtaUmanca, a;id is » Knivht of Maxiroiliun JoMfidi oi' Uavaria.
•lonel Little servi'd with thfOtU l.tinfun< in tlicSnth-j i-:mip;ii{;n iu I^Ki, iiicludin'r tlic h:itilc of Solimon '.Med:J'i. Scrred aa
ier in ennini:ind of the Cavalrv at the rclici' of Lucknovi. niul mnnnandtfl the Post nt Diikniwha l'n>u) ir>ih to ^!tlh Nm*.
lor vhich he received thi? thunlks of the roniinHiiilcr in Cluil' luid UoriTnur (n-nend in CounrLl, iuid Cli. Cumuiandcd tho
f and three troojn Horse Artillery at the biutle ol Cawniiuri: lud purtuitoi' the Owiilmr MuiimiTi on ti.c (ith Dec. actioaa
iMwt and Khu(bir|riUM$e. i^uninuinded tliu Ut l>i-i((Hdi' ul' Caviilrv at tlic sicirr uf Lu'-knou.. until gcviTrly wouudrd by a
IwJl thnKigh the kit elbow (iwire nicuiiiuuVl in dv.'ipatclu'!). .Medal und Chisiwi.
:.ODiiiiiei Steele srnnl ui thi; 9Sth K('|(t. with the rxiH'diuuii to tlu> Nor'li uf Clii!i:i in lhl-2 iMrdali, and was present at
ack and eapiture of Chin Kiaufc Frio. and at Ihu hnuUn'j: lielnrc Nuiikin. ( omuiauded a Siputdrun ni' tlii! Oili Lancers nt the
iC Lncknow liy Inonl Clyde, biUllc nl' (:»wnih>rt: on i)lii Dec. I^'i7. und i-Jliun ii! >friit(;h:it ; ro ■•iii:in'|pd t«u .^iiadr>>iis in
rt rAoauhuriKid iscvpirely woiuidcd-; ]ircacnl durin;; the su>|»- of l.ucknow fniin i!ml to ilUli M:urcli, ami iu the Tnina-
lAir at Kmiibdakfiti < nifntiuiied in denpittrhcs. Krcvct Lt.t'oloncl. Medal and ClnspHi.
.Cukmel Coles si'n'<nl with the l(h \,\^\\\. l)i:q;oons in the camjiniifn undci- Lonl Kr.-nio in Srindr and AiTulumistan in
.■akwM pnaeat at llie takinj; of Ghuince (Mi-dal>. Cunuuandi-d u ^«qn.-Mlruu of the 9th r#:inrrrs at the n-uef uf Lack-
r Lord Chile in Nov. l^o7, also at the Imt tin of Cawnvore on Gth Der.. und utiii.n at >(iai /hat. rH][ lure uf Mean Kun};e
ba borae'was killed in iK'rsunal i-naiujiti-r with iht- enemy ; (timiiiandcd a dctarhi^l t'orci* nf Il-^rsi* AridltTy and Cavalry to
ite with Bripidicr Kr.mka, jJso two ^^]uadr■m8 jif the OthLiMicrrs in the attack on tin- Miw)«ah:i(;h. :iud roiuniandtHl'thi*
ail dniruig the Kiuiinu-r L'auip:u(|rn in (Midt* an<l Kohilcund mrludin;; 1h<* artiuns at Rhoil.-iui-nv and .\llv4un<:c, (-apturc uf
f, aetiun at Sh:»hj»*liai4H)re and jiursiiil in Mahunid(:. . nrrirnf with Cinnt s lorcr in the all.iir at kunidakoU' (IhricO
ncd in df>pot(-iii'8. Iln'vel-; of Majwr and I.t.('(i!i>n«l. Medal ami ('lasj).'.
^par Jcihuwii served in sniiiiivyjion uf the Indiaii .\Iniin\ in I'jji-")^. ami e.annpiniled a ^^qiiadnin of tlie !hh Lm.'rrf pt
ef of LurkiMm- bj Lord i'lul'-. haUlu uf Cawnporo on Utli Dtr.nnd aetiim at S'laiirlr.it ; efxnnianded llu- Cfvalry. two
WSof the Uth Luiicera und'lliidHiUi's Ilorrtc. at thr aetiun of Shumshahad ; s(r\rd on Sir Hope (iratii'-i SiafT at tliesiigtt
Aoreof Lucknow und action at Kuoreec; conunanded a Sqioulnm thnm^hont tlu^ »ununcr caiii|):iiL'n in (hide and HohU-
idnding actiona at Bhudanunv and Ally|;an^c. capture of J>arrilly, action n% Shahjehanpore and pursiiil to Malinnidee
in deapatches. Brevet of Mi(|or, Medal and CJnsn).
plHB I'awoett aen'ed the Easteru can1pa^^l of 18r>t-55 witli the 50th He*^., inrludinjE the battles of Alma and lnkcnvvtv,i\«
g« uf Sebfistopol (Medal and CUsps.). .*<errcd nith the 9tli Lancers the Indmn ciunvAVpi vK \%ol-Vi« «wmv\^iv\<A«
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VJ- Cr," ■: r-.i'-.'.''. -r.':]h •!:-!'. I ir. i- .-; =.ii •■■. . i .'•> L-T** -.J :.y. l**'*' ir-.l «.*|r<'<'?at »t tlip affair of Meenenn|ce,
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fort ■ f i!'.'i--' :■.■•.'"■ ■ r. ■ r i ••:-«■;:: T :n !1> '■;.■■.■.. --i ■■.- I ■■ --tii . .i <■ ■.;i:;.. .:n. iiu-imIi-jc ilie afair uear Churda ud
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:tml ;rf **•• • .•• ':. •■■''. ' I'.'} ■■•- ! r -iSn " -. _• ■: !• . .: ^' j.- •■:.! i- ".rivif ul l.M.knuw. ilie ^inumrr cuupoiini :a
Oul- .;i;'l il- !! ■.■••i-l ■.-.■.i ■: •.'.' ■' W- I'. ■« :•! i .\ 1- :■ .._" ■;. 11.-. t \i v-:']\ .1 • >;i ii: "^bu j-.'huu^pjn: ^uid |.-ur»ui: lo
\f-ili.;r. li . ;i -- .' ■•■.■«:■-- • ^v ■ M--I-! ..:.!'. I-,. .
It !..< Il" <- ■• ■ -■■"■ I ■■'.■: ..■ '• .: 1. I - "i:!- t!,'!.. -.- ■■-.. m:'i: -.^, .ti ••■•■■ hul ill Ma'mv in l«i57-?'9. iDcIiulinj tlic
ba*'li' r *■ IV'i:- '■-■:■ -• _•■ ;..-r- -• — •« • -. n -iii i- - ■ : IVILi. " i.ti-Mi -t It'li-.iiil-.l.uiuir ami AlU^hur. battle uf Acn,
;iff;ur "f K-:!. I'l."- ■•• f ■*" I 'i ^'i "« '■■ I •■'■1 '" >'<•■ ■•■• . ■■ ( •» n: .iri- .-ti st'i l\ -: u at .<H'nu<hrtl.'u<-nim at >hiuiishauad
in "''ji.ji.iT-l ■ ; I *«;"r-:. i * ••;:■ r -1 ■■■Vir- ■ : I i}-\: ■« . •': «u'!i-...-f (.i>ii|i.i:jn iii Omlr .iiui Ui.<h'.Ii'Uiiil and ai'tiiHisof Bh-**
il:.m'>'.v uri 1 V'.lv.-; 'ir. i:i-.*!i '■ I r' I'.-.i.:'" .. iV-.'n * "h <!i'rl" ■.•"'•■n- vii i::r<ii:". •■! M:ihi"'nid»v. iia9*;itw of the (iu-,rin at F«zalMil
,iril aff- r ::• K'-'!-' V"'" M- ■■ I ;-i-.; f I i-v-
l.'i I,.:'r I'lf . M :!•• !i -•.-.!■ .v.!! »■■ '• "-I ^■n^■.•r« tii-..M-.'\i -r ♦■i* *M^ipn-«-ii.n of :)■.!.■ Iml'an Mutiny in I'jjr-iS. including the
ln'.t!f » t' it'i'V' k«*«r»'. ■••■J'- i«v.iii» nr-l •vp'M ? IM.i' .. • -ti- i-i !■ ii'iu>i*iiui ur :Miii A Svjjhur,* batk' of A^n, affair it
Knn'.-nr''. ri- -f • •' !.'i>'k?t>-M 'i\ I.'.nl (.l»il-. I ■■«"V if i'..in!i»v.ri i-u i;r|i |>t',- .iitiuj;* :tt vraJirLai and KhiuL^ninn, cnptim (^
rmid Jiinl :i'f. It.- .■• Kli'il-iMt'm uii'l \l'\'_'hnr. i-nptiin.* -if IVin-iiU. .ii':iin .it >h il.ji-K.iiiji^ire ii'«l pui-suii in Muhoiudtfe ibof tunei
frn-n'.ioii»'il ill 'I' -'■ "*• I.' "*. M'llil .n.l (." i-p-
Ki J.KUt. M.iiii._'{i «4 ni-J ill th« "iipjiii>ri:ii <fi" '!:• fiuIiiH Murmx in 1 •«'*•■. VJ incMiir.n-.' thr ai*tii>n at Shnnuhaltad, fifnapd
rapture nf ! n- Lfi'*'. . Mj- ■furiM.'.rr i-:ir';p:r.'ii :n Oniji* :>nil KiiMlrinnl -lii.! :irtii'ij-« .it Hli-tsiiu-'W ;ind AIIvi:iinffi', cnptnre of Bareillv,
Hrtimi ,tt "li.'r i, Il Mil- ii'l ji'>r»u;* 'i- M :':'niih"»; Mnhd :inl i-i»-I|-
17 I.<'.' 1"'* •'■- -' r-'il ' :■ ^-.luri'o- r nil tin- ]iir*iii:i| «:.iJ ci" ^lajiir <iinertl Sir W. Wi liiiii« in .\iin Minor during the nsa-
pk'jj\tf l-'-'i-'i; Tii''-Ii M<'i.' -M 1-. I'll V til •;.,■ 'I'll I..tii(eL4 tli:>iiij:!iiiM ilur eupprrMu III of the Imliiin Mutiny in I*«47-^.
innuilini :!!■■ l-i':'.- >>} i»u.i ■ '-.■ 'i i:i-. ■*• Ji"ii ;if liiii'ifr" '>r> ■•'"' sniil :h ji Milnntivr wih thr Xrtilhrv in ihc aiivunml battciin
'liir:ii»' ''■'■ •■■ -■■ ] I "'' ■■II" M-'rinlr -r.J i-.iiitiif > f Ui'ii . pre^inii u-,'Ii Oi?i Ijino-ra -it thi- afti-Mi* ■^t' Bolnndihnr. AQyzhnr. ad
AiTTu. rtl.'tt i»: l.ii'" 'I'.w l»y l.'.ni { .\.lr hi.r-r kj^li.! , li-rtli' of < ■-■.» ufHiir nn hiIi Xh'c. miiiI actum ai Smii}:luit, aii'iEe and eaptvct
<i Luckii'iv il.' .^'i.m: 1.1 i-'r.i;..i .-n ii; MmiIi- .hi i l\u- ii iiinl .nul it' ■ •.{< nf R)iiH.l;(irii^\i ;iiul AUjinuiijf, capture nf Bannllv, artioa
.it ^|i:ili-il.::' J-. •■■ .ml J- II -I-.- t.i M.,!,«i|in5ii-. .in.l .iff I'.r .it Ki nuiikot". Multl .mil C<a-ii> . " • '
1* Ij^'i' I'liir-'x - .■■■■! 1 *':• •'li-'Tc-'-ii ■■:" 'li!^ Iihli I'l Muriiiy in l^.'iT-o^V iiu-lukliii^ thr miiou at ^huuiskabad, iraaton
r.'f MMniijnrr.'.- -■ _•■ -i -1 ■ ■} •uii- i/ \.\\r\wtw \\ r!i jM-tlnu .it M. i.-';'iI):i.:Ii, tli- .*«iiiiiiiii r i-aiii|i.ii}rii m Ouile and Rutulruiid aid
ui'.'.on- A' Kii'iliMi \ .'hi \ : .:iiti.;i-. > .I'T'ia- nr i>ir.-'.l\ .ict: .ii .it "^li.tjiji |iiiii)MrL' iiml inir-uii n MaliMiiuUr. and affair ai £■»•
(lakoti Mul.tl ill «1 < 1 1-|- .
lU I. ■ >,'>f. I'it».,i. M i; . y. r.-i-;. i<»n. .iin! V-.n.r* '■':i.!"*r,ii Jcni-.l i:; tiic ^uppn-s^iiu cf ihi liul-an Muiin\ in l*«S*i-jO iadadiii;
tlw.' Jiffjur ;•« Kii.ijii.ils'»"i ^li.'l :*
JH L.'ir. 11 ..i..". - r-'i ••>'•'.' ''.•■ '■'!' I.ui.:- .n tj-.i' "^ur! i i.ii,ipii_'n nt" l?»ri.Jl» oiul wj»« pn'*«'nt at thr battif nf Sc
^Mrilal . 'lie I'liii. mil ii'ii- n-mi ••■ l-«J-'-n. \ii( liuiin.: rlu- p.i-*a,ri- t.f rlu- Chi-niib. .md Ii.ittirt nf UhillinnwHUNh and G<Myenl
• Mrilal ami < '■■^<'\i* liir-iuili' iir iln- -u;-! i'-«i'.ii ni flu- hi.li.in Miiiiin iii l--i;..V.) uiiludiiii; thi- iMtllr f»r" Kiidlrknienii, tbrii^
;i«iwialt and r-ptim- 1>\ nr.n:. ;itiii riunt>i:iiuM«l . Tn up at iVx 'Mh l.iiiiniv with GrriiTliMl'!* ii»lniitn m the aiMinnn of RolnDdaMv
iwotindnl in jitT-'inu i iirruiiiti r . A.h'/hur. \'j:ra. Jiud K ninri . pn'-nit :if thr r.!:tf of l.nrknnw hy Ixwd C'lyilr, Imltk ol
(-'awnpori' "'n liUi Per :iiM'-n* .it .■»fr:i >■_'■..•' r-ml K h ii. I. ir-nm .:».■. mi-^i- .mil r:ipturr nf Lui-kmiu. tin- '■iiininier rampw^ni in Oadr Mi
Unliil'-'nn'l ifiii •'•;iiii, .■■ |;!i>nI \ •lA \i ivriiii;fi\ I5:inill,\, ;iiid '«>i:iliir)i:in]wiir with puixiiit Tn Mohumdrr, and piUMfre d tie
rfo-zmat Kv/a'niil Mnl il -vt] < i..-!-.-. .
•Jl (^ii.'t't'- .*.I:i"=*'!- Il-.'i-' -i\iii « 'h t^i- '.'til l,:infrr>« ill tin- ImhI.- i.; I'lniir.!- i-n C'.'ih IVr l»«t:i Mrthili. The Sutkl nv-
pai'^n in l*^!*^ mh'IikI n.' Iln- li-'Mrni' S'.Ii; nii Mi'ilil . The PuiijmiI) 'aiiiiui -.;n nf Isl--'.). iiialuilin:.; the [viiiimirr of thcClwMb
at Ranimr.'L'iir iil li ■"'■ - i-i ( l.:ri:i!-«- i'-ili J-nil (li.i'ii.r.it M-.r! j| niiil l.'l:i"p>i 'riiniu^rlitiUt titi' >uppivs«iuu uf tlie Indian MoBij
in l'«'>7-'j'* I'irliiil.ii/ 'In- li.i'tli-i-: l»ni'likr«iT;«' ^'i .'.■ :i*>;iiilr .mil i:ijituri' nf Itrllii. a'tmiH ill Ituliiiiddbiihur and Ally g:hiir, brttk
W" ^;"t:i :iI' .v :•! K iii-._-i' n 'uf i.f l.nrkiinu 1»\ I.nnl r.,vili\ l:ittlr nl l.'.iuiiiuiri- mi titli Ur , .ulion at ^cniichat^ occnpatiOB «f
Kiitty-Miiir fi'-'^f iUnl ■■ijitiirr i.! I,iu-\ni w. i-iiiip;!!!'!! in Ouilf unl Itnlnininil itml :it!air-i at UhmLuiiuw and .Vmyniinge, captnaof
B:m-ifly :ii"f!iiii til ir *»}• ■li|i linip'in- ;tnil PMrtint tn Xlnliiiiiiiln-. :ind pa-s":i;r«' of tin- Tioirrii :it Iwiiliiid -MtdiU ami Cbapai.
1'2 A-^i-i '^ui_'i->iii I iiili r •>! iM-il villi tfu'.Hli I.:iniNTH in till- N,ippii>s»ri>u •>! ijir Indian Miiiini tn )^5.*i-iV). and was faneaMt at
the rajiMirc nf MM'.inj:iitii."', "••■:.'•• :ind iMptiirr ni l.ucknim. th'* "«niniiirr r;iiii{Kiisii in Oiidc and II^uIilU-iuuI with at'tiona at Ihoda*
mttw nnil Allyjrmr.:*' i.«i''iin; nl H'lril!;. :irtiiin iif.ir Sh:i!i.'ih injHirr :mi| piiivnit tn M!ilH>niili"f. j«;i«.*am' uf ILit Gogra at Fyiakad
■.Midid ;iiiil rl:i-p
■?S Vitirinnn- ^^tir,.'! 'm H i:'''.\ ««ned with thr «.>th LaiirfT"* in thf -upini>Miin I'tlhc Indian >riuin\ in l''58-50, and wu
'•f the pa-sf:!'/"- ul thr l.if>jrr;i :i» Fj;..iHhI and iil!ai; at Kuindakoti Midal .
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LL Drs, (Hussars.)
" PEKIXSULA" " WATERLOO" " SEVASTOPOL."
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CW.— 9 H. Beanchamp, Earl Beaachnrnp,' Car. U July 03 ; Lt.24 May 04; Capt. 15 Jan. 07 ;
Jf/(/. 14Mavl2; X^CoM8Jane 15; Co^. 24 Mar. 2*2; .Vff/.Gfit. 10 Jan. 37; Lt.Gen.O
Nov. 4G; Gen.'20 June 54; CoL lOth IIusb. 23 June 43.
LUutCa'ancL-^ohn Wilkie,^ Contety Pll Muv 38; /Jr»/f. »• 29 May 40; Capt. i'17
" May 44; J/ryor, p 27 Feb. 52 ; Lt.CoL p 10 Feb. 54; Col. 28 Nov. 54.
0 ! Afri/or.— Valentine Baker,^ Comet, n 1 Aug. 48 ; Lieut. 21) J iily 53 ; Capt. v I Aug. 56 ; ATty'or,
I' 14 June 50.
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Captains.
Richard Plavne Suiilli^
CORNET.
LIEUT.
CAPTAIN. BREV.MAJ. BT. LT.COL.
^ . ., ,P20Oct. 41
0 ! Edv-anl Levett^ > iM7 Aug. 52
Artliur Herbert Cass*. . . . j »» 1 3 Doc. 50
JolmFiro 14 Mar. 50
> Robert Cooper Sawbridgc- p 28 July 54
Frederick Coatcs' p 17 Jan. 51
P 21 Nov. 5(5
P14 Dec. 55
i»
, Henry Atkins Bowyer .
I Richard Newaliam Pedder"
Lieutenants.
, Richard Lomax
£dw. Plcton Baumgarten
Esdaile Lovell Lovell ....
I Xcf .Ralph Drury Kerr ,/zr//.
Croftoa Toler Vandeleur .
Thoniai Shirlev Ball • • . .
Owen R. Slackc
Arthur Barthorp
£dward Alexander Wood
Cornets.
Wiu. Morgan Maunder..
Thouias Jas. W. Bulkdey
' Wilfrid Brougham '.
Smith Hill Child
t Henry Price Holford* . .
23 Nov. 55
P 1}) Jan. 5^>
17 Nov. 57
P 24 Nov. 57
P 15 Jan. 58
30 Apr. o^
14 Mjiv 58
13 July 58
1({ July58
P 23 July 58
P 14 J«lv58
P18 Feb." 50
P 5 Aug. 50
P26 Aug. 50
3 Apr. 46
0 June 54
P 5 Nov. 52
22 Mav 57
flO Aug.&>
P2C Julv 53
P24 Nov. 57
5 Mar. 58
P 8 Jan. 58
P 1 1 Doc. 57
;P 1.5 June oS
P 15 June 58
P27 Feb. 52
P24 Nov. 57 I
23 Apr. 58,
Sept.
p
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(i Aug.
58
58
14 Au^. o7
I
4Cupc.8iiiilli
HTved in thn
lf.'riiiM*Bn cam-
paiRTi in I8Aft,
including the
capture of
TchorgRun
P 14 June. VJ, bmiopul ( M.»-
P2SOct. 50 1 d.ilttndClMp>.
o Cuptain Lt'velt iprvcd the EaaliTu eain-
jiAJKH uf l».34-0o with the lOlh Reifliiii'iit,
mcliidiiic: I lie battle oi Inlcorinaii, aitge and
IhII uI Si'buhtupol, iiiid uKault un the Hedaa
on t •> »tU StptvinbiT (..Mi-dul iind CliitpO*
(J Captain (.'»»• rrrvt-d in tiie Chnieiin
P 7 Dec. 58 I CHmpai^n in )iS.'>5» inrluding the capture of
P18 Pc>h ' ->!) Trhiirgaun, batile ol tiie Tciifrnajrti, and
P 14 Juno 50
ticgcol S4;hiifttopul (Mi'dal hnd Cianp'.
, 7 C'aptuin CuiitM ft^rvtfd with tne 7th
P 17 June 50 HiisAura in ihe ImliaD campMigii of 1858*
P 30 Sent 5t> "^^ ^** pres-unt at the repul»e of tin* utlaelt
'''''' on the Alumba^h, licge and capture of
Lucknov, atTnir of Burrce, m-tiun of Na«
wabKuns^o, occupiiMoii uf Fyzdbad, pa»kaKe of the Goomleo
a^ Sulmupnro, atfairri of Khandoonuddee and Pale«gbat
(MedHi and Claup).
13 I'aymaster £lrington, Qr.Ma8(cr Fenn, and Snrgnon
FrasiT tervcd in the Crimean campaign in 18«>5, Including
tiitf cHptiirt! iif Tchurgaiiu.batileof the Tcheraa]ra,ileg« and
fall of Scbastopol (Mudal and Cla«pj.
3
14
8
15
6
0
0
0
0
0 : Pdyjfuuf^.— Richard John Elrlngton,'^ 2 Feb. 44 ; Em. p24 March 38; Lieut, P20 May 39.
0 A((Juta7U. — Lieut. Lord Ralph Drury Kerr, 0 May 5{).
I Quarter Master.^-^ohn Fenn,'> 19 May 46.
Itiding Mattter. — Emanuel Simpson, 29 Dec. 57.
Surgeon. — ^Thoma9 Fraser,*' M.D. 9 March 55; AMist.Surtj. 10 Dec. 45.
. Aitist.Surg. — Lucas Qco. Hooper, 28 April 54. Blue. — Agentf, Messre. Cox & Co.
' Veterinary Surgeon. — [Eetumed from the Crimea ^ 2 June 1856. 1
I Lord BeaiMtaanip Sfrved la tht Peninsula with the I6th Dra^rooni frmn March 1809 to Srpu HIO, and afainrrom Feb. I8U to tha and aT
hal war, iBdodmf the capture of Oporto, battle of TaUvrra, and paitaf^ of the Ccmi. Severely wounded In the neck, fSth Auf . 1810, iu
gHana*a adrarc* to the battle of Butaro. He has received the War Mi'dal Mlth one Clasp for Talavera.
• ColnnH Wilkle commanded the lOth HaiMars In the Crimi.'nn cumpnign from tlio I7th April 1itA5, Includins the cap*
UK of Teborgaun, battle of the Tchernnya, aif^e and full nf Sehaatoitol (Medal and Clakp. imd Tith Clan of the Medjidte).
a Mi^ Baker aerrrd with cIm 19th I<ancera in the Kaffir war of lf)52-63, and wan present at the action of Berea (Medal). Served
:he Cnaieaii campaiyn of IH&S, and liege of ik^batiopul, aud was on ibe escort to thr Cumuiaudcr-iu-Chief at the linalaaiaultaad rapt are
if Ike iaann. aod at ibe baiiLe of Tehcniaya (21 edal and Cla^p).
4 Cap^a^p* Pedder aened m itb tlie 7th ]Iw(«ini in the Indian cainpai);u I'lom Feh. IS.'ih to March 1f<'i9 nnd wai present at the
^bIw of Uie«nein>'i attack ou the AlunilMj^li, nvst and capture of Liicltnow, ntfaira of Bnrrcc and Sirsec, action of Nawab-
na^ occnntion of fyialmd, passage cf the Oiioiuiec nt Suliaiiporr, thrt>ui;hiiut the lt\Bw.irru ciuiipiiif;ii, including the affain
i kaodoo Nuddce and FalecKhat, taking the furt uf lU-luira nnd pursuirof Benhi ^iadho's foicc to t)ieG<Kimtee; also the
!kaB»-6oFra eampai|i;n, iocludiiig the affair near Churda uiid pursuit, luitinje the fort ot Mi-cjecdia, nttncii on Hanlcce with ptir-
■H to tluB Kapter, advance into Ncpiui and affuir at SiikatEhat ^ Medal nnd Clasp.V
9 Conet llolfnitl aoncd »9 Ensign 7'Jtli II iiihlaudi*
(Mc<lal and C'lnap).
TA ill till- Indi.in niiiipHlgu of 1*^.')^, including ilu' ^ic^e and capture of
^Continuation uf Aotes to tith UragooiiH.]
9 explain Pniton senred with the 9rd Light DraKoonN throui;houi the Sutlej campuiRn of lH4.'>-<], and wu« pre«>enl at the
■Met of Moodfcee ^eharicer killed), Feroze^liuh (charger killed i, and Sobrtion(31ed:il and t%vu CJaops). Also througrhout tho
*aa{}aab ouDpalan of 1848-40, including the cavalry affair nt KainriUiiKur. pa<s:ifri.> of tlio Chenab at AViiztrrabad on tha
•I December 1818, with the force under ISirJottepli Thnckwcll, action of SudouI:i pore, and battles of Chillianwallah and
lo^rat (Medal and two Clnsp»).
11 Csptain lla«smden servi^ the Eastern c:impais;n of 185-4-S5, includin;: the battles uf Alma, Ualaklara (horse shot),
Mcrmftfi, and Tchemajo, atTairs of Bul^anaW and M'Kenilf's I arm, and siefje ol :«i>busiopul (Medal and four Clakps, and
Ml Claaa of tbe Hedjidie).
K Captain Wirynian »Rrvfd in Uie Austrian Cavalry and StuffCorps, and was extra Aide- dc-Canip to Mold Marshal Princo
WYaAweh'%Tm\x In 1840, 41, and At. Served in the Crimeiin campaign uf 1805 with the 10th Hussars, in command of a
Troop, and was preiwut at tli(> capture uf Tchurgaitn, buttle of rchornayii, sie;:c and fall of Srbastopol (Medal and Clasp).
19 Lieut. Ulddle served wilh thotiUth Kitloh at the mccc and rnptiire ut Delhi i Me<iul and Cla»p^
14 Surf:eon Llewelyn ser>vd the Eaul em campaign uf lH54-ri.'>, mcludiny: the battleti of Alma, Ualaklavu, and Inkcrman,
iie^t and fall of Seba^topol (Medal and fourCla-^pa).
15 Lieut. OoMsworthy nerved with the Volunteer rivalry with ifnvi lock's Coliinin in \ti^,7 and wna present at the
ic^oua of Oonao and Bu4se«TutKuni{e, and recapture of ItiiMe(rut(;nii(;f.
10 Lieut. Oollif-r nerved on the Staff in the I'cr»ian campaign ol lb-^7 (Medal).
17 Gemot Tonouchy sarved during the Indian Mutiny in the M^orut Volunteer Cavalry nnd wdH present in the actions
>r Barole, Oolothee, Iforepore, andThanna Uhawlin, — at Barote ho was Mvercly >vouiidcd, having personally encoun-
tcnd and killed the re^l leader Bhahmul, for wIioho capture Government had offered n large reward ; for his services he
rceelTtd Sb oommlsaloiffn the 8th Uuicars, and subsequently in 185H when in coinmsnd of a party of Bombay Lancern
■ad fome Zrrfgnlar Cavalry he attacked the rebels in the fort of Ak^jroo in the Owalior territory, and afterwarda «vk
dMir cracuating It he overtook and dlspened them at Gurodie in the Jhansi difliicl (,Mc(Vn\V
147 UA (orPfinee Al&trft Own) R«gt. o/Siaaart. ['
•lUi Iha wordi, " BO ri>T" " DALAUANO 4," " PKNIHflUI~i " " «i
PORB""A.LU*.""'BilAKt,*VA""lJflCBRMAH" "BETASTUrui---
aoloiul.--9 iiSl Sir Hsory Wyndliam/ KCB. Sni.ST ITareh OS; Capf. 6 Jiiiie
U9; Mq)ar,0 Av^AS; Xtoif.Cel. SO JaD.U; CW. 37 Mdf 3S; <V(t/«r Gh.
lOJan.37; Ll.Gen.OSux.iH; G«h. 30Jiiiie54; Cof. llth IIus.lO Nov.lT.
ti«i((.CulDn£/.— Bniailley Harruun,' Cornfl, r 1 1 Oct. 30 ; Lirul. ' I Sepl. *1 ;
Capl-H June U ; Jlfq/or, p .j Nov. fiij Bi.Lt.Col. 26 Oct. 68; i(.CW.
» U June 00.
ITa/or.— Cliarlc* Craufunt Fnucr,' CuTurt, r 3 Due. 47 ; X(. c 14 June 5U;
.vai April »4; £f.JU<var, SO July M ; Jfi'jnr, v 1 3 Maj SO.
Captainii.
.yttlelnnAnntsle;'
! Hanmtt*
I CunlngUnmo ..
Sba« Stewart..
Pool aarnatt . ,
Cecil Tempest ,
Moulaju .. — . c 13 Feb. Si
'SI Jul; Mj 8 Uec. M
• 3 June 48 I 14 Oct, S[
38 Dec. 5aJi>34Fcb. A7
3Ang. 5<>|i>13MaT. 37
'I3JuDe50 PI0Aliril37
' 6 Feb. fi7 I A liar. A8
ICMar. S8
Coke Robinaoi
>eploe Moiloy
u. D. Urummand
13 Blar. fi7
i April hi
3 April 67
lU April 67
a Jau. SB
16 Jan. 08
lOJun
• :t4 Fab. 67
6 Uar. 68
•tl3Uar.ua
"21 MajrfiS
liJJulvM
'14Jau«A0
' 30 Aug. 60
' 6 Aug. 6(1
:!1 Klsf 68 1»U, Incliinini tke ca
a June 66 Ti.-har|i>iB, iien uii
'? J,"'? -^ anJ Ml. Clwof iha SI
a Mar. 60 S CiiulnAi Baity <
jr 14 June60 thaCrlmnrraaMiIiJ
,7 M.,. mI '30 A.5. » SSia'liSV"
flO^Uec. .17 1 Jiin. 60 1 '
PSBMay 681,0
» 24 Dee. 68,. 5s;;,
Cnpialn Harncti
■ ■ Tul7 IBM,
d In
Jan. 59 ;^ti:;k:'"
33AUC.60 leSunieonCroHCienad Ibo BaiUrn cam-
' paltn ol 1U4-M. inclu.llH Uw nffiilrDt Bain-
nat,liiinla><irAlnu,Bilaklin,lDlwri[iu, and
Teluniara, liti* and Ml of BcbaUapol (U*dal
.•iHlCliui>sand Kalftiiatih* UctOB of Ilonw).
Pott Er*klnc,3Xov.43; £iM.vll July 94;£<.*lHBr.30.
>bil M'LougMin,' 10 Dec. 68.
>ca<i>»i sD»». — ..eary Kuuntia,* I April Ii3.
3 -Eilmuucl Corbett, 6Fali.6S.
t Burton St. Croix Crowe, i> 10 Juno 48-, Auitt.Surg.^OeX.AQ.
-Ormiby Bowen Miller," t» Mareh 64.
:',' ,„.,.».,y.>...;ean.— PiiulAntliony,31 Airg. 67.
Blue. — Agtiili,tiiam. Cox k Co.
inctumcd from tki Criaita. 28 Jalg 1850.]
Bir Htnr Wjndliam larrtil ma FanliiiiiliF campalcni ot loo*, u, II, aad M, InslartlBf Iha
. T...^. m_. — _ .,!.... — .. », Moisln de Tom. Vliwtl»,»»d IhtPjBMiaft.
Itdat Walarloo. Ua kiicicvliid ih* War Kgdal
_._.,_ llkalirn, (uilVJllarli.
... PnHrKrndaaOtdailjOlllMrteSiltadinCainpMlatlbeanilrsr Uaniralinur AlUIiibad,
OB the Mil Jan. lU*, ami nbiirquaBllr wUU Iba Tib Hnmn in Ikt Imlian ninivi>l(B fmn Feb. u Juir
ISU and ftoin Dtc. INIJ to Miicdi IMV and ma pKHBt nt ilia allUi or UarBiunie, imia (ad eipiur* of
O^a e>ni|ni|ia. inclitdlnf tha atfUr nmr Chiirda ami punuil, lftklii( Ilm fort of Ut^lfrdia, allaek on
Bank'-e villi punuil In tlio KaMM, arivancr liila Ki'piul and afllilr at SiUailiU <!■!« muUBBid In
daipatelw, BnnI nl UiJ.'t, H«dal and Ul«p).
T Uuul. M'LuuEhliu WTf.'d Ikmugkosl llii Kulrrn cBBi|Kil«n nr IHM-aii, IndudlnE Ui* affiiln nf Di.l.
nnak and Id-K«il*-i Vami, baillta of AlfflB.BiIflkU'a. Inktr.nin, and Talifmn^.nipliiR at BatakUn,
alria and Call oC drbatlopol, and gparalluna mar KuinUnu uudar llnanl D'AllunTllw (Mojal and tbur
■ Lord BoiUHiHiTodvlih 111* 71k HiHan iii ika Indian eaniiiii|ii In ISM, Includlna ihaad'anas lata
NfMuI and affair al !'ill>iilial (Mnllll.
• Ur.HuUi' Kaanlac leirad «)(k Ihdilk ItuFtarm nl Ibc 'me and r«;ilnr* of nkiirtpnrD In ItM-O
(Madal and oacl^laJMi). Altuibg iuiibni ciinpaitu ul ISM aiid up lu iKnd Aug. 1«A», iMladlBi llw air4lr
ul Diilmial:. billk.i nr Almi, Balalilais. and Iniii'rinan. and titic oS ackauopol (lltrial aad rliiiiQ
ttarradalwDiPcanipalia of'lB15,aDd wi
wUk fwiCtaapiforRolala,
Dipae.Middftoiit.1 12/A {Prince of WaUs^s) Royal Regt ofLaneers. 148
iTMfVlarT. Th* AjuUwr. with Um words, <* EOTPT" «PENIN3ULA'* ** WATERLOO"" BBYASTOPOL."
^ !C^omL->B <Srir LoreU Bci\}ainin Lovell,' KCB. KH. Comet, p18 Dee. Ofi;
35
Hm Lt. ^ 10 May 08; Capt. v IS Dec. 11 ; Brev.Major, 21 Jan. 19; Maj. p 98
Pk7- ■ Oct. 24 ; Lt.Col. P SI Nov. 28; CoL 23 Nov. 41 ; Major Oen, 20 Jane 54;
; Col. I2th Lanccr% 29 Nov. 66.
84
t
21
'£/.Cd^.— Edward Pole,' Cornet, p7 July 25 j Zf. Pl9 8ept. 20; Capt.viS
Nov. 31; Jf<;;orP30 July 44; LleuUCoL P 80 March 47 ; CV»/. 28 Nov. 64.
iLawrenco Fyler,» Rna, p? Bept. 20; Lietit. p 10 July 28; Capt, p7 Feb.
, 34; Brev, Minor, 19 June 46; Major, p7 April 48; Brev.Lt.Col. 80
June 54 ; Lt.Col. 7 July 57 ; CoL 30 Oct. 58.
8A j 0 |Ghaa.Wai. Moriey Balden,*! GB., Comet, PlO Nov.85; Lt. p25Nov.28; Capt.
P15 July 96; 3/^*. P 16 May 45 ; BtJJ.Col. 3 Apr. 46; Col. 20 June 54;
I Lt.Col. 8 Jap. 68.
14 I 0
I oi
'Mtoore.-'T\\omu O. Alex. Oakct,^ Comet, p16 Jan. 40; X^ p8 Sept. 47;
, CB7I/.P22 Feb. 50 ; Major, p 1 Aujj. 50 ; Bt. Lt.Col. 20 July 58.
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Edw. Burgoyne Cureton,' Cornet, 21 June 39; Lieut. 10 Dec. 43; Capt,
I P31 Jan.51; Brev.Mty. 20 Dec. 50; Major, 7 July 57.
LI KPT. f CAPTAIN. IBR£V.-1IAJ.
20 July 58
CORNET.
31 Dec. 41
P 19 June 35
P 31 May 44
Captains.
J.De M.M.Prior* /.r.c6 Apr^»
Geonjfe Ilorne^
Chandos Fred. Clifton"
iRobt.IIerbertHeathJaryy 23 Nov. 49
lAdolph.UlickWombwcU ^"'p 19 Au;r. 52
Henry Elmliirst Header"
Robert Campbell "
Charlea Jdseph Harford . .
William Wallii King....
jCliarlcfl J. Watson Allen
LiBUTBNANTS.
Edward Brown,* At^f. . .
Alexander Fletcher'^. . . .
Robert Edward Roc *** . .
FrancisTheophilus Blunt"
0 jFitzhardinge Joiies'^t * • . >
George Francis Morant .
John Charles Le Quesnc
lErasmus Gower
Samuel Adams
William Eilward Shaw .
'Frederick Swlndley ...
!Jam&s lien. B. Vaughan
i William Lloyd Browne .
I Cornets.
Arth. L'E. Ham. Holmes
I David Roche Vandelcur. .
I Adolph. J. S. C.Cbichestcr
.William Blacker
•Henry J. Ruwell Cruise *"
<Jo6. DcvouHhcr Jackson
jjoseph Sefton
James BImsley Macaulay
51 P
53P
30 Apr. 46
P 28 Aug. 38
P 29 Oct. 47
P25 Aijr.
p23 Dec.
24 Nov. 43 1 9 Aug!
P12 May 48 'p 8 Feb.
P 10 Jan. 40 ' p 27 Oct. 48 p 29 May 50 :
P 12 July 50 ' P 12 Nov. 52 p 19 Nov. 58 '
p 14 June 50, P 3 June 53 P 27 May 50 !
24 Aug. 52 j 3 Aug. 54 ; BUkc, icrred mtk tiM ISth UiiMn
P21 Sept. 52 P 4 Aug. 54 T'MJ^™"'""*-**"^).
nio^r roin,r ft 1 ^ ^^ »" **»• Cnmea from »tli May
P 13 May 53 | P 15 Sept. 54 ISSa, inclndinr the uege of 8eba».
8 July 51
25 June 52
29 July 53
1 May 55 •
1 May 55
45 P 1 Dec. 54
50 29 Dec. 54 !
P 4 Aug. 54 1 P
P 15 Sept. 54!
P 18 Apr. 50:'p
P29 Apr. 50
P 29 July 50
1 Mav 55 *'*P*'* t Medal uid CU«p).
1 jjxay uu J colijotl Fyler served »iUi tfa«
I) JNOV. «X> I6U1 Lftncc-rg(iurinffthee«nip«lfiilii
1 Aug. 50.Aflkb«ui*tanun(ler Lord Kruir, Ib>
7 Tiilv /i7 !cludlnf tbc tipge and capture of
' "J^v "' Ohuiner ( Medal). AlioatthebattU
9 Oct. 57 or llabarajpore (Medal), 29 Dee.
P 19 Sept. 50 P 1 1 Dec. 57 i****' ; ■*»'* '» **•* eampalgn OB the
24 Feb. 57 < xto« no^"«J'»""*(*'«***)»''»pi««»'ntUie
n Nov. 57
Pll Dec. 57
P 15 Nov. 55
15 Dec. 57
10 Dec: 67
10 Mar. 58
P 21 May 58
22 Mav 58
30 July 58
13 Mav 59
1 May 58
5T»» pn fMi»«j laiovo v«<v«<^,inrtuaiDKUie
-liar. OO ibatUea of Buddiwal and Aliwal. at
!) May 58 .which last he waiteTerelywonnded
7 Mar 59 ^^ * musket shot whilst ebarfflng
with the Squadron he conmaBdcd
a large body of infantry with three
guns in their f^ont, and which be
broke throagb and dispersed, being
the last of the enemy's infkntry
whirh stood their ground ; for tbia
senriec he rereired the Brevet rank
of Major. Served in the Poi^aub eampaitn of 1848-9
with the 3rd Light Dragoons f Medal). Berved In tka
Crimea with the ISth Laneers fhmi 17tfa May 18U, and
was present at the battle of the Tchemaya, siege and Ml
of Scbastupol (Medal and Clasp, and 6th Clasa of the
Medjidie).
1 July 59
Pai/uiaster.—^SLS. Onstavus Hamilton Holmcw," 24 Feb. 37 ; Ent. Pll June 30;
Adijutant.—Lictit. Edward Brown,' 18 Oct. 53. [Lt.V2 Ang. 83.
Quarter J/flj/er.— Michael Blake,' 18 July 48.
ttidiMf 3ffl*^<?r.— William St. I^ep Stephens, 31 July 57.
Surgeon. — Gavin Ainsllo Turnbull,'* 28 Doc. 55 ; As^int.Surg. 10 Aug. 50.
Assistant Surgeons. — Edward Ma'«on Wrench,** 3 Nov. 54.
Samuel Gibson,^' M.B. 23 Nov. 52.
Veterinary Surgeon. — Charles Steel, 10 Aug. 57.
Blue — Facings Scarlet. — Agent, Mcmtsi. Cox and Co.
{^Returned from the Crimea, 1 June 1850. Embarked for India, 10 Aug. 1850.]
1 Sir Luvcll Beojamin LoTeil aorved at the taking uf Monte Video luidcr Sir Sam. Auchinuty In 1807,
ftiKl fubieqiiently in tlie Peninsula, including the battles of Talavera, tlio Coa, Busaco, riiontoa d'Onor
(wounded), 8alamancn, Vittoria, Iho Pyreners, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse; actioiis or skirmiahet near
Talarera, Sexmiro, Val de la 31ula,La Moan-s, Prrizvdn, Ouaida, Coimbra, Vullc, Vind-i de Sierra,
Pombal, Redinha, Miranda, dH Corvo. Coa, Galligos, Niive d'Aver, HMpipa. near Fuentes d'Oiior, Llerena,
near Salamanca, St. ChriitovHl, Kueda, Castrillus, FoncMtin, Mutyllu, at Bur^'oi, (Hma, iluailc, Pam|»e-
luna. Vale de Baetan, Pa^s uf Maya, Lines of Ainlio, Cumbn, llaiparren, lleiiie, Garris, Saurcterrc, 8t.
Gladie, Buelho, Oarlin, 8an Roman — total, ten general fictions, forty mmor actiont nr FkirmiOirs, bt-sides
attendiniE seven sieee« ; and was at the sii-gc of Op.irto, being one of the Military Rf-pnrterft under Lord
William Russell. He has received the War Medal with ftleven Clanps for Uusaco, Fui uies d'Onor, Bada-
Joi, Salamanca, Viltorla, tha Pyrenees, J^'ive, Orlhefl, and Toulnu!M>.
3 Coload Pole eommaDded the IStb Laneers in the KalBr war of 1861.3 (Medal) i in General Somerset's expedition
over the Kel in lUl lie eommanded the CAvalry and Artillery; and in IS32 he commaiidnl seTerol pKtrols and coinmas.
Beftad in the Crimea from 9th May 18U, and was pretent at the capture of Tehorfoon, battle of Trhemaya, siege and
all of MMstopoU and at Kapatoria with the Light Cavalry Brigade (Medal aud Clasp, and 6th Class of the M«diidia\«
f .i-
149 I2ih (Prince of Wales's) Royal Regt. ofLoMcers.
9t Colonel Baldcvt ierred tbo Sntlij eamiwign of 1840-40, tnd eommtiided tli«9nl Li|bt Dnfoou Jb Ibo
bftttlMof yoodkM and ForaisKhah, ud wu wonndfd is the sroln vlilkt ckaif liifr the tiimny^ btMatin at
FproiaclMb oo the evening o/ the SIsl Dec 1846 (Med«l end Clwp, Brevet Li.*Ooloa«l, mad CB.)>
4 Lt.CokMl OnkM arrved with the ISih Leaccn tn tht Kafllr nv of lULS ( Vedal). Served ie the Criaoee Iron • May
IfU (Medal end CUsp for BcbeMnpol, SwdiiiiaD Medal, and ith CIam of the MedJidie).
5 alitor Cureion terred with the Itfth Lanren in the action at Mahan^pore IMMh ])ec.l84t(lff«lal); and
with thti Srd Lifcht Diasorn« during the campeiffn of 184A-0 on the Sutl^; includinfc the batUet of Moodkee
(aevereljr wounded) and r^obitum, (or whirh hi* hai rrcoivcd o Metial and mie Clasp; and SPiTed with Ibe
12th Lancer* in i\w Kaffir war of IHSl-M (Medal). Sfnrrd with the 12th Lancora In the Crimea frou 91
July icfifi. at the •i«>Ke Mid fall of 8«'ba>topoI and at Eupatoria (Medal end Claap).
6 Lt .Colonel Prior »cn-e<1 with the 12th Lanccn throngliout the Kaffir war of Ib51-.'i3 \ Medal), indudinx the
paaaavc of, and operatiuiis arruM, the Kci. Tlic Eastern ran)|NU^n fnmi ITth May IRao. including the battle of
Tcheraay a, aeee and fall of SebastopoL and operatioDs ncnr Kiipatoria under General D'Allomil^ (Medid and
Clain'i. The Indian canipnijm uf Th5i^&9 with the Saugur and Ncrhudila fit-Id force, iucladin([ the itction of
Banua where he commiaided the left winr of the l^th Lauctn, actlun of Jcgttnge and Kobrai, relief of KJrwtf,
and action at the stormiuK of the heighta of PuiiMarrie (.nientioDrd in , devpncbes, Brrrrts of Major and Lt.
Colonel, Medal and Claap i.
7 Capuin Home wrved in the Crimea from 17ih May l855(Mediil and Claap for S^bMtopol).
8 Capt. Clifton lerrcd with the 9th Lancer* in the camfiai^ on the Sutlej In 1840* ajid was preaeat
at the battle of tk>braon (Medal). Served with the 12th Lancera in the KatBr war in 1861-53 (Medal and
mentioned in Ditpaicbea) ; alao in the Crimenn campaign from 17lh May 1865, includinf the battle of
Tchemaya and siege of Sebastopol (Mednl and Claap).
10 Captain Wombwell served in thf Crimea fromVOih Aug. I8&5 (Madal and Claap for Sebaatopol).
1 1 CoptuB Reader Mrrcd in the vurtoit of the eneniy 4croM the Indus in 1M 9 (Medal).
IS Captain Camphell serred with the S4th Kext. at the nrxr of Bchaitopol, in 196& (Medal and Clasp).
15 Lieut. Fletcher, Paymaster Holmes, and Surgeon TurnbuU served in the Crimea frotn tftb May 1856
(Medel and Cla^p for Sebastopol).
18 Lieut Roe served at the aiegc and fall of Sebastopol from 17ih May 185A (Medal and Clasp). Served
as Brigade Mijor of Cavalry to the Santor and Nerbudda Field Division and wa<k present at Mie afTairs cf
Jejunse and Kubrai, general act&on of Bands, and surrender vf the R^ah of Kirwee on 5ib Jane 1868.
17 Lieut. Blunt i>erved the Eastern eampaipn from 17th May 1856, including the bailie of the Tcibemaya,
alege and full of Sebastopol (Medal and Clan>).
17t Lieut. Jones served with the Snugor and Merbodda field force during titc Indian campaign in 1S58-59,
waa present at the battle of Banda where he waa severely axiuiided having receivfd six aabre wouida; alao pre-
aent nt the actions of Jegunge. Cobxni, and Lowherie, ami several minor afTiiira '^lednl^.
18 Coipet Russell Cruise served in the French Army before Scbastiipol a* Lieut, and Adjutant in the
Slat Regt, and was preaeni at the battle of the Tchemaya and operations before Sebaktopol, fur which be
has received the British War Xedal and Clasp.
19 AsaiatSwgeon Oibaon served with the Seugor and Nerbudda field force in the IiKliin campaigs in 1S&8-39.
and waa present at the storming of the heights of Pnnwarree and several minor affairs rMcdali.
M AaslstJtavMii Wrench served with the S-lth Regt. at the siege of Sebastopol in ISM-IS, and assault ef the
' I «stbalBibJaBe (Medal and Claap).
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CU^n^L— 9 an Hon. Edward Pyndar Lygon/ CB. Suh-Lieut. 1 June 08; Lieut. 7 Nor.
05; Captain, 15 Feb. 08; Lieut.Colonel, 37 April lo; Colonel, 27 April 22; Jlftf^or
General, 10 Jan. 37; Lt.Qen, 0 Nov. 46; G'cn. 20 Jane 54; Colonel, 13th Light
Drafpons, 29 Jan. 45.
Lieut,Colonel,^M&[iTy Holden, Cornet, P22 Apr. 42; Lieut. p30 Dec. 45; Copt, p 10
Mar. 47 ; Major, p25 Sept 55 ; LtCol. p 31 May 59.
Af<i/or.— Arthur Tremayne,' Comet, p 11 Sept. 46 ; Lieut. P20 Oct. 47 ; Capt. P4 Apr. 51 ;
Brev.MftJ, 12 Dec. 64; Mt{for,v9l May_59.
LIEUT.
CORNET.
Captains.
Edward Lennox Jervis ' . . p 1 1 J uly 5 1 '
ntzRoy Donald Maclean^ 'p 19 Aug. 52
Robert MacneiJl^ p 16 June 48
John Dearden < p 17 Mar. 54
P 18 June 52
26 Oct. 54
P19 Apr. 50
8 Dec. 54
CAPTAIN.
8 Dec. 54
18 Jan. 50
9 Oct. 57
19 Jan. 57
BRBV.MAJ. BT.LT.OOL.
53
3 Aug. 55 1 P 25 Jan. 5G
27 Sept. 54 9 Oct. 55
23 Oct. 57 P 14 May 58
* 6 Jan. 54 9 Nov. 55 i
Henry Oldman Munn .. p 4 Aug. 54, 3 July 55iPlCApr. 58
Thomas Price Oratrex^..! 24Nov. 541p 9 Oct. "
Henry White p 12 Apr. 50; ? 21 Oct.
Stanley de Astel C. Clarice '
Lieutenants.
George Gardner,^ Ae(j,.. . !
Albert A. Erin Leihbridgc ,
William Atkinson j • u .»iui. o« ^ n u*. u«j > p»torit (m«i«i and thnc cimp*).
RichardWilllain Renshaw P 16 Aug. 57 jP 10 Sept. 58 6 CapUIn Oratrei lerved the RacUm eAmpalgn
RobertBurdon ........ " 23 Mac ^5;';24 Au«. o8-t;^»i;:i«-^5'^^^^^^^^^
Walter Sydney Tucker . . P 10 Mar. 57 P 18 Jan. 5i> 7 ^eut. Oaitlner ifrfed the Casteni eanpaln
P 24 Aug. 58!
29 Dec. 54
P 14 June 59
ft Captain Macnclll Mrred the Butcni
paicn of ISfti, iBcIudiag the affair of BnlfBnak,
fiatilei of Alma aod Balaklava. and tlrngt of Scbaa.
topoli alw present with the Light Brtgadt at Bu-
, , Sydney
0 I Frand* James King . . . . p 2 Oct. 57
William Gore ' 17 Sept. 58; p 8 July 59
Waltd* P. Bagenal 31 Aug. 58> 10 July 59
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Tliomas George Johnson'^
Henry S. Leo Wilson ....
Geo. Croft Huddleston . .
John Saunders
27 Nov.
27 Feb.
P 20 Oct.
57!
lanpalgB
12 July 58 ■ or ism 6, Inrludlng the affkin of Bulganak aad
M'Kensic'ft Farm, hattlei of Alma, Balaklavm
(horte •hot), and Inkerman, and flege of Bcbaa-
topol (litdal and fbur Claapi, and ith Claai of tlw
Mct^idie).
lu Comet Johnson tenred the Eastern campaign of 19M-U, lB>
I eluding the r«connats>aaee on the Uauube, battles of Balaklava
58. (horse wounded), Inkerman, and Tchemaya, siege of SobastopoU asa
gg; expedition to Bupateria ( Medal and three Claapst FrancbWar
D O.) T 1 "Oi '^'^ Knight of the Legion of Honor).
y 4'Z July Oj\ II pa>-ma»ter Pnth, AuisUSurg. Annitmng. and VeC
I Towers served the Eastern campaign cf 1854-ft&, including the aflUr
of Bulganak. battles of Alma, Balaklava, Inkerman, and Tcbenaya,
I anil liege of Sebastopul ; also present with the Light Brigade at
' Eupatoria (Medal and four Clasps] : Mr. Armstrong was with tba rt-
! eunnaissancc on the Danube under Lord Cardigan.
< Paymaster.— Edm. Bentley Frith/* 7 Sept. 41 ; Sns. p31 Oct. 34; Lt. p 3 Nov. 37.
0 \Adljutant.— Lieut. George Gardner.^ 27 Sept. 54.
^ ' Quarter Matter. — William Cresdee,'' 2 March 55.
Riding Matter. — Francis Lcvison Michael/* 11 July 56.
I Surgeon. — Robert Carcw Auderson, M.D. 18 May 49 ; Assist. Surg, 22 May 40.
: Assist. Surg. — Lancelot Armstrong," 7 April 64.
Veterinary Surg.— IXxof^. John Towers," 12 May 54.
; Blue — FacingsBwfS. Agents, Messrs. Cox & Co. [Bet. from the Crimea^ 28 May 1856.]
I Oeaeral the Honourable Edward P. Ly^^on served in the Peninsula with the tw\ Life Guards, from Nov. ISlt to the end of that
war in IhH, locludmg th« batUe of Vittorla,/or which he has received the War Medal with one Clasp. Served also the campaign of ISlft,
■■Mt was present at the battle of Waterloo. Fourth Class of St. Wladimir of Russia.
fl Major Tremayne served the Eastern campaign of 18&4-A&, Including the reconnaissance on the Danube under Lord Cardigan, aSblrs of
Bulganak and M*Kenaie'« Farm, battles of Alma, Balaklava (horse shut], and Tchernaya, and siege of Sehattopol i also present with tlM
LLfht Brigade at Eupatoria (Medal and thrco Clasps. Brevet M^or, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and ftth Class nf the Me^jidle).
% Capt. Jerris served the Eastern campaign of IfiM-ftS, including the reconnaissance to Silistria with Lord Cardigan, aflkirs of Bnl*
gaaakand M*Kencie*s Farm, battles of Alma, Balaklava (horse shot), Inkerman, and Tchemajra, and siege of Scbastopoli also prottBl
wicta the Light Brigade at Eupatoria (Medal and four Clasps).
4 Cape. Maclean served in the Eastern campaign of ISM. including the battle of Alma (Medal and two Clasps).
II Biding Master Michael served the Eastern campaign of 1861. Including the aflkiruf Bulganak and battle of Alma : also preseat tritti
^e Light Brigade at Eupatoria (Medal and two Clasps).
IS Qr. Master Cresdee setved with the Light Brigade at Eupatoria, and has received the Crimean Medal.
[CvMtUtuatioH of Notes to \Uh Light Dragoons.]
-23 Lieut. KidlcT sen'tHl with thi; Peraiau exMMiitionof 1ko7 nnd was present at the boiiiIiarUnieul of Muhuniru (Medal). Scrvnl
vitL the Criitral* India held funv iiiidrr Sir Ilu^h Rose in l&OtJ nnd vrua prcsrnt ut the capture of Loharie, action of Morar, sad
Ttrnptnre of G^tUior (Mrdal and Cluspi.
^1 PayuuMtrr Yctherstouhaugh verged ^ith the Ontnd India field fiirrc under Sir llufch Ruse in 1i>jb and was prcseut at the
battle ot Koonch, all the alfain duhnv the advance on CuliR'e and action uf (iolowlee, capture of Culpee and pursuit, action <^
Horar. and recapture of (iwahor (McdtU and Clasp i.
85 Qr.Master Bennett servtfd the Pui^auh campaign of 1848-40 with the 14th Light Dragoons, including the scUod of
RamnuKf nr (sererely wounded), battles of Chilliaitwallah an<i Goojvrat, pursuit of the enemj across the Jhelunip and ol
the AflkhaiisoTer the Indus through the Khybt-r PaM (M<>dal and Clasps).
3fi Poctor Lofthonw scnrd Mith the 10th Hussars in the C'rinicjin r:inip;iien of 18»-i. includin)( the siege nnd fall of SebM-
tiHwl, battli: of the Trhemaya, and uffiiir uf 2i»X Scjtt. near Kcrtrh (Mubd and Olas]!). Scni-d with the 14th Lt. Drs. during the
Indian campaigns of 1H57 and l8-ib under Sir Iln(;h Hose nnd Sir R. Nupier, nicluduig tlie siege of Rahutghur, action of Barodia,
rdicf of Suugor, siege and caj>turc of Gurrukoti. forcing tlie piiss of Muddeupurc. battle of Bctwa, siege nnd fall of Jhaui,
artiona of Koouch and Golowhe. capture of the town and fort of Calpee. action of Morar, recapture of (iw-sdior, operatioui in
Bandknind and alhirs of Garotha and Jarhlone, and pursuit of Tautui Topee ( Medal and Claap.).
87 Velerinarr Surgeon Dawson sen-ed with the Persian expedition of IHo? < Medal). Scr^-ed with the Central India field force
uder Sir Huf^ Boae in 1858 and was present at the siege and ca^iture of Raliutghur, relief uf Saugor, capture of Gurrakota, it
Mittlioiiei wege and capture of Jlumsi CMcdnl nud Clasp;.
tlM •• PRUMIAN B4ULB*' ** IIOURO'* "T^kLAVBRA" "PUKNTES D'OKOR" "aALAUAXCA" •• TirZOUA,".
•«ORTIIES'* "PENINSULA" «• PUN JAUB" *«CH1LUAK WALLAH" "GOOJERAT."
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e4Aiiix.0-i; 3f<i;or, 20 March 07;' X^^o/. 2 Jail. 12; Co/. 23 July 30; MaJ.Gen, SB
June lis ; Lt.aeit. 1 1 i\ov. ol ; O'm. 0 iVb. iM ; Co/. 14th Lt. nraffooiis, 18 Uareh &3.
^^.0»/««/7x.— tM^urks Steujirt," CB. Cormt, 10 Dec. W; Z.#>m*. ^o Feb. 3JI; C*]ptn
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Major, 1 June 04 ; Bt.Lt.CoL 20 July 58.
Richard Herbert Uall,* CB. Cor, pO July 30; LL 7 Dec. 3d; Capt. ^31 Mar. 48; J/ii(f«r,
I 18 Soi»t. O? ; ttf.Lt,Cul,'^\ Mar. 58.
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i,*.v... Buckley l»rctUjohii';P23 Feb. 38 p18 Oct. 30; 17 Sopt.OO
Robert J olinston Bhjwii" jp31 Dec. 41 PlO May 46; 15 Mar. 53
NVilliam M' Million •....!? 26 Xov. 42
Artluir Nicl »' 'PlSOct. 30
William D'Urhan Blyth'^i»22 Oct. 47
■ Thoinai) Kihvard Goriliinia P:27 (Jet. 48
iChurlod Kdwvn \Vyatt>« p 18 July 48
p CiNov. 4(1,P27 May 53
P 17 June 42' 1 June 54
22 Feb. 40 1 20 June 57
nSi'pt. 50l 18 Sept. 57
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Robert ChadwiJk | >* 17 Dec. 52 p 18 iNov. 53 ' stumlinl, iwttU* of rhillianwiiliiih Md &»-
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fc(lw.< )rlauilo\ .HaldHiie'^ p .W Sept. o:^ " 1 Dec. .i4 ^^^^ i„ „,„ ne^^n Aeld f.*i-« at Xhv aumnvf.
' Lawrence Mackenzie *" . • ' p 1 8 Oct. 53 0 Oct. 55 = wmu of the Mutiny nt Auninirabad ; ■kodvihi;
0 .George Moy rick Dew** ..p 18 Oct. 53. 29 Fob. b(\ ^«'^>'«»«V''«''i'i**" "^ ^*?^ M,^?»*'*
n »f II a 1* • iMn 1 ¥^- p«' ia c.in* r- i en I rail iiiliu Field lorcc under Sir Hath Botr
0 \\ u». llcury ». Beamiah« p 1 Dec. 54 i 18 bept. o* ^^ ,„.^ .HPin^linx the ■!«;« "d npion af
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iiiuuilM tliu forre uviaVlii'd iijruiiiKt the fort of Loharri and
hcMdiM) tlif. ^^)rln(.'^■ in the atiiirk; prcacut at the battle of
Kuoiicii anil atr:itrs during thf advanro on Calpee, iudBding
the HCiiunof Goluwlic, nlto at thti rapture of Caipee and pnnraiii
and reonnturcof Owniior (ftvo tinivi inefitioaea m deqwtcLe*
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' At^futant. —
Quarter Master, — Thonies Bennett."* 0 Ausj. 50.
Hid'mtj Mtigtcr. ^ioT^xAi Raikcr, 7 Nov. 5(5.
Surgeon. — William Arden, 25 July 51 ; Amnt.Surg. 0 Apr. 41.
Assist, Surg, — Richard Chapman Jjoft house,* M.D. 14 July 54.
Robert Browu Forsytli Brown, 8 Dee. 57. f Blae^-l'Veuiff SemrWt.
Vet i'l'lna I'll SunjtOH. — Ilcmy Daw&ou,'''' l(i Mar. 58. L Agents, Messra. Ccric k, Co.
1 0<fiiorul thi> II 1)11. lli'iirr Miirmy »»rTi>d In Xjplef, SIrilj, and Calabria, In 1800-7. Accompanied ih« eist-
dltioD to Ef7)it In Murvli 1807, and wa9)iri*»ont, ns un Aide-de-l'anip, at the utl.irk on Alexandria, ftiega and itonai^f
of Rotelta, and nn uvery otlii-r od'akion wlun our troo^js were engaxt'd. Served at Walcheren lu 1800, inclndlag the
■lege and surriMidtT oT Fiuxhinfr. M'ent with the It^tli Hussars lo tlit* lVnin»iiln in Jan. ISIS ; present at the cro»»iii|[ of
the E«lar.and ouinnianil«'il the K<>i! nivnt in 4up[iur( <if tin- lotii llnsKirKat the aciitm of M<iraii't dcTuro. Sanred aUo
in the cauipai;:n uf Isl.'), iiit*iu«iint: ilie bulili- uf Qiiatru Dius; cuntniuiideJ the rear r>-(;inu'nt of the Column oa Iht
ntKM diirinK thefnflotringit'iy ; .md, at Iho battle uf Wuicrlou, he led the It^lh liuMars in the brilliant cbargo of Sir
Hutaey VIriun'ii llriicadc, iit the i'unclusii>ii til thi* ueliug.
S Colonel Stt-uart j-crvcd with the 1 ith Lr. Dri. in tlic runjiul) (-anip'iiv:n uf lSl<%-<.), ini-lndiii;; ilir hailles of ChillianiraC^
(labro wound) und (■oojcr.ii, pursuit of the cncniy ncross the Jlicluai, and iT thi* .\(r<;han4 nvi-r thr Indui tliruugk the Khyber
PUi (Mcdnl and Claapa). ('(jnnn:iiidcd n C\ivnlry Rrizidr in the lVr'>iin cvpcditii^n of \^''' (Midal uud CR.). Commaiidid
tkt Slid Brigade of the Central Indi.t Kicld Kurre uiidrr Sir Hu^h Hii?e in 1S'<^, and ua.-t pre»eut at the liese and eaptaroof
Bahutf^hur, n'licf of Siui;i>r and i-i])iiirf oi Unriak tta, Unau^ the MudJenporu i*a^:*, sc^c and capture uf Jhauai, battles of
Beiwa and Kuunch (Medal and Clu-it).
S Lt.Colonel >cnuaniiirn hervcd with thr fth Lr. Vn. throitjiiint the r.iinp:ti^n of iSi-^-i'-Hu Alfch-uiittAn, ineluiSug tlie
neyeaud c:iptme ol (iliu/n<-r -.Midi!-. ^rr\i d ui:h tin- 1 lUi 1.'.* P.!). llir.i.-.!liitnt''.hc I'mJ luli rauipai^n nT iHi^l-lO, iadudinx
tho action ol ll.ininUp''{ui i.ur>ni:di'ili, paHs:i;^r of llu- (Mi ndi. l;:i:(li--« <*f Ci.iil. aivkuliah ait.l ri.>.jri-a'. -d>i..^i:oiuly wouideS
(Mcdaland Cli»fi9i. Cuiiiiii:iiidiil the Kr^i. during tin: I'anifi.i'.n ^f l*--''< in L'<'ri nn lii.iiiiindcr Sn Ilii^h Kuic and was ptfl-
lent at ihi^ »ii'.^'.' aiiil (--i|)inre i>f Kihut^iiu;, attiun of r-i.jd-:i Rci'i f i)f Suiijoi'. r.i|i:nri' nf «MiiTak«i;a: CjniuaiiJed the
detached force tcnl :iu'»>n-t Maltimm-; present at the sie^e and cajtlnri* of Jliano ai-d couiinaiidi- 1 the i.uipuaia uuiing iha
iaveatnient: prencnt at the hahie of KiNinrh nnd all the airuirs duiinK the advance on C'ulute incluilin^ the action of Goluvlie;
aiao at the artiuii of MomrMud rocupturi: of Uwalior; ntjo I'j.uni.uidi'd n llyin*; ruliiiun fur tix mouths in the Gwnlior and
Jhanai distrirta (thrcr tinim iiirninnicil in despntrhes, Itrcvci uf Lt.t^oluncd.'CM.. Med: I and CI.ivp;.
3 LiXol. I'odd served with the I'.li Lt. Ihs. throughout thecuiipai;;n of WiViVJ in Ail;;liani»iaii, iurlndiny tlie aiecc and cap-
ture of Ghnzm-u* (Medal'i. Served with the I4tb Lt. Drs. throughout the rniijiiuh ranipji^sn of ]Q4b-lU, iucludina tne adioB of
Vaannggnr, paata^te of the Clieuab, battles of Chillianwallah and Goojonit (Medal and Cla«p«). Sen-ed oa Bncade Maioc of
Cavaiiy with the rcriiaa tspcdiiiou of Uhl (Mcdul), Alw as Brigade M^or to the %d Brigade uf Ihv CcnUil ladia IcM
' illr Hoi^ Ion ia 1988 ud wu pment at the tlen and eaptart of Ralratifaar, relief of Songor, ctptBre of Otr-
nJDDla, IbreiBc tlw mrideapore pna, liepe and ctiptore oTJImiiii, raltlfi of Betwm with Kconch and vt-An daring the
atamitt oa Cmm nad mtlOan of Golovlie ; alio ibe action of &Ionr, recapture of Owiilior and pnrauit with action of fown.
Alboua: aerMH as AmbI. Adj. Qcn. tn the Owalinr Divibiou in pursuit of the Hebcls and at the action of Raoode (oie ntionud
ll iegiatrhe^ Breret of Midor, Medal haJ Clasp).
chai^n^ ^nadroiis. passajso of the Chriuib, buUki •>!' CliilliniiwallHh and Gotijenit, pufAuii of the eneniv ncruss the Jlielnin
and of the Affjchaus ovtir the In Ins throu;;h th.*; Kliyber Pusa fMed:il uiil Clasps). Served with the Pcninn rxpeditiou of
kctioii of Katiuile — severely wounded (three limes nientioiieil in despatch. -.<>, llruvi-t of Mnjor, Medal and Clasps
S CiiptHiu Itrown served at the suppression of the Mntiny at Anriinyihad in 1^57, nnd wilh the
at'
tlie Ccntriil Indiii iteld force under
^r iluj:h Kosj in 18oS and was p'resent at the ^ie-je and raplnro uf RMhatKhur, relief uf Situxur, capture of Gurraicota
aiid :iur%;i]t amifis the BeRs, at M all hunt*. su-;{e and raptnre of Jhan^i (Medal and C.:i<ji).
9 '^:fj<jr M'Mahon served ill the Piinjauh cainpui.:;n of ISl*!^-'.): at the liryt sie^u uf MtMltiin, inrludinz the attai-k ui the
ene:ny*A ]HMition m fmnt cif the a>lvanci d irmches. 1-2th >ept. Y^V^-, with the cliaririn'; squiulron^ of the 1 t(h Lt. Dragoons at
i(a,r.iiiu(n{ur ■very scvcrelv wounded', and at the buttles of ChiJliaiiwallali and Gr>ojentt; was uIpo present at the surrender of
the S'.-ikii army at Kawnl Wndci:, and pursuit of the Atf^hans tn Pcsh:iwui (Mt^lal and i;laaPB). Served with the Central India
lf>:d farrti nn^cr Sir llu^h llo^e in IhJs and wa^ prcMiit at thl^ suye and capture of Kahutuhur, relief of Sauvor, action of
Barodio. at Maitiii^ne, siigc and eapiore nf Jhanni. bairles of Ret'.va and R>t:u('1i (severely witnndrJ). aciii>n of llnnir, recap-
lure of Gwalior, :ind c>;miuandt-d a ilyin(; eoiuniii iu operations a^:iin!>l llunjnr Sin^ (twice inenlioned in despatches, Brevet of
Iftjor, Med;d and Uasp).
II U^jor Need iiirvi-d the Funjaub ra:npai(:u if 1hi^-t9 as Aiilcodn-Cinip to GenciaJ Whish, nnd was present dnrinf the
whole of ibe sieite operatiou» apinht aud c;i|)inn- of Moor.iLo ; alter which he was at the battle of Gonjurat (Medal and Clasps).
iferrcd wilh the Persiau vxp&Utiou of IK57 (.Mcd.ii;. Also with the Ci-ntra1 Inilia ileld force under Sir Ilnj;h Kose in 1833 and
was present at the sie-^'C aud capture of lUhii'pliur, n-lief of Sau<^>r, capture tf Gurraicotu and pursuit across the Reaf, forcinr
the Maddent;ore Pass, sie^c and rapture "f Jhausi. battles of' Betwa and Koonch, aifairs during the advanrc on Caipee and
action of G-dowlee, capture of Calpce and pursuit, action of Monir, action resultiuti in the recapture of the town nnd fort of
Gnsaliur, pursuit In lH3S-tt and action of Uanode nud puisuit of Tauiia Topee (four times mentioned in despat«'bes, Brevet
of Mjgor, Medal and Clasp).
li Captain Bl^lh sened llironghoiit tbcPunjaub campaign of l>iH-{i,ini:liidin'j the action of Raninufirnr (with the char(;in(c
iqnjdruis}. passige uf the Chenjb, battle.) uf Chilliimwallah and Goojemt, piiidiiit of the eui-ray across the Jholuiu, and of the
Afj^Iiaae mcr Uia Indus thnMih the Kh>bcr Pass (Mrdal .-md CIimih;. Sened wirU the Ci utral India field force under Sir
Hugh lUse m lb«d and was present at t;.e rapture of I/oharri, battle of Koiinch, various skirmishes before f?alpce, action of
64J«*wlec. capture of the town and furt of Calpt-c, act'oii of Mor>ir and severe cincaKenients on the heights before Kolakaaerai
and Gwalkv, eaptnrc of the fort and city of Gwulior (mentioned in desp-ttihus. Medal and Clasp).
V» Captain Gordon served in the Punjaub camp.ii^n uf lhl>i-0. including the batlK-s of Cliiltiunwiillah nnd Gnojrnit, pursuit
of tlio enemy aerois the Jitcluui, and of the AlfL;h:iiis ovrr the Indus, thrimifh thi- Kli\brr Pn» (Mt-dal a.:d Caspi). Served
with the Ccutral India lield force under :>ir Iluzh ilo*(> in ls>.')8 nnd wad present at the sic'^e and capture of Ciiauueyrie. siqtr
tad capture of Jlian5i, battle of Ko-vneh, atT:iiri durici: the advanc:? on Caliter and action of Uoliiwlrc, C:iptnr.- of Caipee and
purauii, action of Morar, scvtral eupieenicnts od the hcijehts before Koiaka^vnu aud Gwaliori recapture of the furt and city of
GwkliOr and pursuit of the rebeis in iSoSuO (Medal anuCl.-ian).
U Cupt-hn W\ntt eerred iu the Pcisinu expedition of Isfij (Mt-dsn. Also in the C<*ntnil India Acid force under Sir Hugh
Kosc' ill l<iS and was present at the siegtf and capture of U:tliut);hiir. action of Uarodni, ri'licf of Snugor, cipturc of Ourra-
koLt. forcing the Muddunpurc pass, sici;e und capture of Jhan^i i Medal and Clasp).
l3 Lieut. Whisii served as A. Q. M. Gen. of t)iu Cavalry I>ivi«iou in the Persiau KxpeJiLiou of 1S57 (mentioned in despatchea
and Medal).
16 Lieut. Travrrs served iu the Persian pxpodiiiim of l:^-'i7 (Mc-lal). Also with the Central India field force under Sir Ilugh
Kose in ib38 aud was present at the sicge and canture of Itnhntghur, capture of Gurrnkoto. forcini; the Malt hone Pass, siege
and capture of Jhansi, battle of Koonch, all the ntf.iird dnrin;; the a-JvunL-e on Caipee and action of Oolowlcc, cajiture of Culpee
anilpnr<uit >: M(dal and Clasp).
ll Lieut. Gowaii served with the Persian cxprdilion of m."»7 (Medal j. Was present at the suppreision of tlic Mutiuj at
Aorun'^at>:.d : also wi'.h the Mnlwa tic Id forci^ in ls'')7 at the sie-^e and rapture of Dhar, action of Mnndrsore, battle of Goraria,
and relief of ^eeniurh. Served with the Central India tield force under Sir llu^li Itngc in Ib'iS nnd wa^ present at the siege
and capL^jre of Chandevrie, sicse and riiptiiie of Jhanni, battle of Koonch, affairs durin;; the ailvniicc on Caipee and action of
Gulowlee, capture of Cnlpee, action of Morar, and action rrsultinj; in the rrcapiurc of the town and fortress of Gw.ilior ; served
in Inatf in parsnit of the Rebels and was in the sucri*s«fnl attnek on the .'ilh April (mentioned iu despatches. Medal nnd Clasp).
Va Lieui. llaldane !iervL-d u:ih the iVrsiun expedition of 1S57 •Mrdul'.
10 Lieut. Mackenzie ser»cd with the Persian e\pi-dition in lb.'i7 and was present at the cnpttire of Mohuinrah (Medal).
Was present in 15o7 at the eaptua* of the fort of Dhar and drteat ol the rebils at Munde^orci 8er\-ed with the Central India
ield furce under Sir Hugh Uose in Ir^oR ni.d was present nt r;iR takinj; of the tort of Chundi-yrce, s\v^/x and captnre of Jhansi,
battles of Betwa and Koonch. operations beiorc Ci!pre with action of GoIoavUc and captuie of the town and furt of Caipee,
Jtahutii^h
battlea
Morar
Nr B
(mentioned in de^patrlu-s. Medal and CIn.')]!'}.
£i Lieut. Beamis i served with the Persian (:.\pcditit»r, of 1S''7 (Medal). Was jiro'-ent at t^.e suppvcsrion of the .Mutiny at
Aomngabad in Wu. Served with the Central Iiuiia lield force under Sir llu;;h llose in IS.'ih ui.d w.is presi-nt at the rifze and
rantnre of Rahut-hnr, aitioi of Bnrodia. n-liif of Smu^' -r, ca;.tnre of Ciu.;uko!;t, s-.t Malthi.uo, -iir-irp und capture of J hnnsi,
battles uf Betwa and K^Minch i.woiuided , all tl.f ufrairs diu-inj; the ud\nu('f on Calpte nnd .n'tion of Gulowk-e. capture uf Caipee
and pursuit, action of Monir, lecnptuie uf GM.ilior, nud (i]>eration<j a^^lULst Itrnjor ^in^' .Mrdal and Cin^p-.
[For ruutiuuaiiuu oi' Noic», see end of 13th It. Drafs,
15A{nie Kbtg'M) Regt qfU. Drs. ( Aitiori). [*
<< BMSDORF* «< EGMONT-OP-ZEE'* " VILLIBR8 BN COijCHB"
" 8AHAOUN" " VITTOEIA" « PENINSULA" " WATERIXX>."
CohneL^if «B EYerard Wm. BouTfrie,! Cor. PS Apr. 19; Lt, 15 OeC. 19;
Capt P9 Sept. 10; Bt.Mqjor, G May 31; Li.Col, P4 Dec. 32; CW.IO
Sept. 45 ; MqjorGen. 11 Nor. 51 ; Col. 15th HuHan 17 July 5U.
Lieut.ColoneU—TtiomhA R. Crawley,' Ensign, 10 Dec. 34; Lieut, 9 Mar. 49;
Capt. P 13 Oct. 54; Mcq. 26 Feb. 58 ; Lt.CoL P23 Sept. 59.
3f<vor.~Uenry Lee,» Cornet, p12 Oct. 39; Xieu^ p29 July 44; Capt. P8
Dec. 54 ; Mt^or, p 23 Sept. 59.
Captains.
CORNET.
LIBUT.
CAPTAIN. .BHEV.UAJ.
18
0
18
0
16
0
0
0
7
0
6
0
5
0
4
0
8
0
5
0
5
0
3
0
3
0
S
0
3
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9
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1
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9
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*
George Stoney Swinny, t .i p 14 J unc 42 12 Apr. 46 14 Sept. 55 !
Horace Trower p 30 A ug. 42 3 Apr. 46 2 Oct. 55
WiUiam Veall Greetham jPdl May 44 P30 July 47' 18 Sept. 57 .
William Edington Stuart', p 21 Nov. 51 14 Sept. &> 26 Feb. 58
Pat. Alex. \Vat4onCamegy*: p 16 Dec. 5.-^ p 1 IJ uly 56 13 May 58 '
Edwyu Walker p 24 Nov. 54 p 14 Dec. 55 P23Sept.59'
Robert Lesley Parker . . m 13 Fob. 55 p 8 Jan. 56 p 4 Nov. 50 =
Robert Peiifold p 14 Mar. 56! 17 Nov. 57, p 16 Dec. 59 !
Lieutenants. j
James Alston Clark .... i p 23 Nov. 52 p 10 Feb. 54 , j^^^, Crawley wa» preMi.t
Charles William Bell....'P 1 June 55 p 9 May 56 attheciofiniroperation»befora
Henry Banks Wnnht .., 14 Sept. 55. ** 17 Jul v 57 Mooitan and m the surrender
James Mann, AiU H A,»r. 57 25 Jan'. 5J) HV«r'Ted'*M\^'tV A^difi?:
Arthur RandolphMulliujirS;*' 17 July 57 P25Jan. 59 comp to Sir Hrory Dnndat
Stewart DavicitCartwriglit P 26 Mar. 58 23 Mar. 59 command inf the BoaibayDivi-
Bryan BuiTell 4 Dec. 57 p 23 Sept. 59 ?*«" »/ «^e army of the Pun-
PWncas Bury 8 Jan. 58 p 4 Nov. 59 ToSiuS' aL^'ttle^Sl'equ^rt
Montague Cecil Broun., p 15 Jan. 58 p 16 Dec. 59 nperatinni, and wa* present at
Cornets. i^** battle of Ifoojerat (Medal) and in the pur-
VToUAfi T VAxu Tttftitin/.I- p \ V..h "Ift *"•' "' '***• '^**''' army to the hrer Jhelum.
Walter 1 . bdw. Bentinck p o 1 tb. 6» , ^.^^ ^^ ^^ preint wim th. is«h La«e« i.
Fred. UeO. Lister IngllS .; 2U Uct. oe tbeaeUooatlCaharajpor«,mth I>cc. IS43.aBdlMsr«-
Geo. John Hooke Pearson ! 31 Dec. 58 ««*»«1 **• ■"»«• »»•»• ^
rkoviH -RiViinln iPlSATnv'iQ 8 Surgeon Wall terred wllhtlie8ard PJwflleri
David Ricardo ... . . . . . , p 13 May o9 ^^^ ^^^^^ campaign of 18M and up t« S4ik
John Hob. Heron Maxwell p 1 Apr. 59 March, 1855, lucludinK the batUcaof Alaa and
P 28 Oct. 59 Inkennan, and ilege of Sebaatopol (Medal and
three Clasps, and 5Ui Class of the MeiUidle).
Benjamin Winthorp
22 0 Pay»MM/^.— Blayney T. Walshe/S Oct. 48; Ens. p28Aug.d8 ; X*.31 Dec.dO.
3 0 Ad^futant. — Lieut. James Maun, 1 May 57.
8 , 0 Quarttr Master. — Benjamin HoUoway, 5 Oct. 58.
3 0 Riding JJoi^er.— Maillard Nonke, 20 Feb. 57.
16 ' 0 Surgeon.— y^m. Godfrey Watt,* 28 March 54 ; Assist. Surg. 1 March 44.
3 j 0 Assistant Surgeon. — Charles Henry Browne,'®- 1 Aug. 57.
i 13 1 0 Veterinary Awriyeofi.— William Tliacker,* 14 July 47 ; 1** Class, 1 July 59.
Blue— ^^en^^, Messrs. Cox 8c Co. Irish Agents, Sir £. R. Borough, Bt., Armit &, Co.
[Returned from Madras, 20 June 1854.]
1 Major Geneml Houverie »eiTcd in the Peninsular from October 1818, to the pnd of that var In 1814
and has receired th» Wur Medal with t»o ClasiM for Uie batdes of Vittoria and Toulouse. He sarred also
the campaign of 1815, and was woundpd at tie laltle of Waterloo.
4 Capiain Sluiirt has received the Order of tlie Bledljidie, 4th Class, for service in theOsmanli Cavalry.
5 Captain Cameny served with the 2J Diagoon Uuards in the InUiun cumiMijcn in 1859-00, Inclading
the siege and capture of Lucknow (wounded), subsequent operaliund, nelion of Koorsee, the Ond« caai-
patgn, actiun of Jamo, siege and capture of Birwah, and commanded a detached Squadron In the aflhlr of
Qooree (Medal and Clasp).
7 Paymaster Walshe serred with the 9th Regt. throughout the campaign of 1(M2 in A(!)|hMilstaB
(Medal) uiid^r Sir George PoUocIi, including the storming the Khjber Pusi^, taking the Fort of MasMW
Khali, itorming the heights of JugduUuck, action in the Tezeen Valley, clearing the he^hti of Hoft-
kotul, and storming the town of Isialiif. Served in the KafUr war of 1851-ftS (Medal).
9 Yetcrinarjr Sargroii Tharker served in the 12th L«Dcer« in the lUfflr war of 18&I*A3 (Medal).
10 Assist. Surgeon Browne sened iu the Indian campaigi^ froui Nov 1857 to April lb&9, and was weieat at tbr
aicfe and capture of the fort of Auoh, also at the sivge storm and capture of the town and fort of Kotah (Medal
allaCUsp^.
"■^Sf*""} 1«* ^Tke Qtuen't) Regt. of Lt. Drag, (tmcert). 153
"TAliVMU* "FDBSTBS DM3H0B" "SAIAMANCA" "TITTORIA" "WIVE"
"EBHINBULA" "WATERLOO" "BHORTPORE •■ " AFPGHANISTAN"
"QHPZMEE" "MAHARAJPOHE" "ALIWAL" "SOBHAON."
ColMu/.— V HOH. SirEdwarA CoMt,' KCH. Cor. IC Mm-. iO; i(,f37Dcc 10!
Capt.r 9 Dee. 13; Mni.rUOct. Bl ; Lt.Col.PiO Dec. 10; Co/. 23 Nov.
*l ; jrif/.<?(n. II No».51;i(.Gin«. 14 May 51); Col.lBth Ldiicen, OApr. 50-
LimtColoMel—Chariea Jolm Foster,' Cornet. '6 April 30; Lt. '21 Doc 38;
Capt. PI Dec. 47 i Jfiyor, "21 Sept. Si; Lt.CnI. P17 Fob. C7.
S Mnjori. — William TiiomasDickior, Come(, 1123 Apr,47; Litut P^it'eb 48*
C«p(. I"25 Apr. SI ; Jf^w, P Ifl Msy 54 ; Bt.Lt.CuI. 28 Oct. 58. '
t^ Thomu Woollaitoti While, Comet, v 7 May 47 ; Xiedf. P 7 Apr. 4B ; Capt,
PBS Sept. 5) ; Major, P3 Nnv. S5,
-I.-
L&neetot HkltoQ ii'-JS Fcl>. 4tl|'' lUApriUll i<|-iOel.5tf
DacidBarclBy k 1.^ April 4a|'' 2 Apr. 50 c n Ocl. OT
PMrick Dynou' S9 Hay 3!) l«Jiiiie4a USrpt.SSI
Jamc* Stewart Ip 12 Aug. 53: p 13 Oct. 54 pig Mar. 58'
Hugli D'Arcy P. Bumelliv 14 July 54! 14 Sipt. 5i psd July SH!
" P21JuIy 54 "• aN'ov.5i|,.siIjec. Oe;
ItJMar. 55 '18 Jan. Wlcij juneOl
iWfBb. 5(1 PlSMay 57 1 1- 1 7 June 51
I4.M«r. oC! 37 Nor. i,, . _^ , -■
3Jui>e5« Pll l>«e. ^".7 C.™ twLl^up ,o' w*
7 Nov. 50 6 Mar. 58 1 oeL IKI, Inclwllni tiw batitt
24 Fub. ."i? '23 Mar. .>8 of .llmii and ti-x' of Sibu-
10 April 57. "30 July 58J '"!*"*'"'■'"*»" ^^i"!")-
30 Mar. 58, PW Dec. m!'«»I'}|"« ,"',•'•'■"",,■
20 Oct. 58 , P 1 7 June 611 i ^^ ".j,.^ AlllX ^'£
^Oct 58 "17 JunL'5<JithiBl>taii,wuler Lanl Khih.
■ ID Nn,. mI«''"^" (>'i^'"' "" "^ ""'' """"" ■"
Go. Wm. Hutton lUdddl
^ Fnncia PiyutoD PIgott
'A Thomas Boyca
LlBUTBDAHTa.
Bdwm Co*tBD,* Aij. .
Pmlerick Stoodlcy
^ Arthur Jolin Aniulroug
Leonard Wilma Atkinioi
Winism Rlclid. Corballia
Artliur Gooch
Rieb. FiaEding Morriran '
Uorton Eagle Harmar .
Xtiomaa Fnaaia Agf . . .
CoRxaii.
vt' Francli Joaqih Barron .
Bilitanl Philip aalLcr ■■ — iijun. ot>.
Charlei AQtbony p 12 Jan. 5U
George Jamei Gilbanl .. ^ ISJan. 51)'
Edwin Andrew Corbot ... 27 Nor. 57 j
rt !r- Wnilnm John Wauchopc. v 7 Oct 50
84 0 .i'avMwter.— aeoi^FrcdetickBawer,*!8Uay47: £n«.SO Aug. 3G,
5 0 Adjutanf.— Lieut. Edwin CowUii,' ti6 Oct. 55.
13 0 Quarter' Matter.— Q«oi%c Lamb," 4 June 47,
3 0 'ffWi#vJiro*(n-.— Thomas Brown,"? Sept.SB; Corttei, 29 Dec. 5".
15 I 0 SuTfton. — WilliamKer Park, eOet. 54; Amat.'Surg.ZX 0<A.ib,
6 0 i.4«rirf.-5Hr;a(ni.— Andrew Knox Rickardt, 24 April 55.
tS , 0 iFeferinorySMrjeim.— Francis Frederick Collins, 8 Dec. 48.
Soarlet — Faeingi Blue. — Agenti, Uesir*. Cox le Co.
[Betvriud from Bengal, 28 Dot. 1810.]
1 SirEd«BnlCiut}iiuicdUiel)iikcerWtlUBf|toD'iuiBypri« to ISa (dnnce rroiu Portu|{>l inlSll.md
U^NU J*tli* IH^ of Fiuila d-Onu, ud Tith tke 14th Dnionai H ll.e lintlln or Sah'tns'nM, ViUuria,
tlie Pinue^ ^>*>U<i ■nd Km, iBTBintnt gf Cindul KodhiN. >iefni nrBiiIiJDi, and ecutrnlLj in *11 thg
■([■in at tbnt poud, until Lc quilWd tlig Ukike'i uu} an proiuDtmu. Ik hui [Mdnd tlio Wu 'lledal with
17/4 Segt, of Light Dra^ootu {iMtuxri).
- -- - ^"^ ■p\aiVk*UoW," Or Olen."-" klMt.'
HIN" '• BKVABTOPOL."
Sir Jamei Maiwell Wkllaee/ KH. Cdhm^ 14ADEt- O^t Xtral.
; Capt. 32 Oct. 07; MajOT,l Jan. IT; Lt.-Col. it SaptSS;
Juiiaaai ^rf^'or-Gm. U KoT. GI;Xl.-0«n.6F«b. 6fi; Colonil
r*.S8 Jan.Cl.
'Henr; Roxb; BeniOD,* C«rn>l, »31 Jan. 40; £f, 'ISAprlMS;
rune 46; Afiv'. 33 0ct. 64; Zt.CoI. PSOSept.fia ; Cri. S3 Sept. SO.
larmonth,' Comtt, '31 Ang. 40; LUut. P SS log. CO; Capt.
I Jlf<i/ar, I* 30 Sept. £0 ; Xf.Col. p1 Jol; SS.
ttert White,' CarnH, v lb Oct. 47 ; Limt. 'St Dee. 48 ; CapU
I; BtVB.Vq/. lSDe0.fi4; VitAir, IS Juir 58.
Oordaii,' St. Com<f, rl4 June 60; £<«it. PIB Jaly 51; Capt.
; Breo-Mnj. 7 Dec. 68 ; Major, f 1 Jply fiO.
1 Knight ..
ley'
orLeitli.Bt.
w Barcl* ..
'\t Sipt.60 I
P'J7 9Bpt.33
PlOJuly SS
pas July 64
'13 July 47
lU Aug. 61, 7 NOT.64
lDDec.34| leUu.eS
20 Oct. 64 » 30 Mar. 66
pUJiu
7 Koi
16 Deo. 419
18 Oct. 64
10 April 67
'86 Feb. 6«
17 Sept. 57
nWiwi" i
I Billing
t. Macgregor:
e Scott ...J
>ldsworthy" i
0 No*. M
18 Sept. 67
'aOjDMA?
•n Apr. 60
87 Hay 69
> 1 July "^
LlObL LiHSunUi mmt
Il» BuUn eaniwIcB it
lUi-« (H««al and cW).
t M^oi wall* Mmd JB tte
BaMRn landn vf ltB«, Jb-
elmtlH III* aflkfr at Bulfwud,
tattlHof Alnaaad BaUklxTa
(HTwtlj •••■dad}, and ilt^
at aitartapnl (IbiUl avl
p 10 Jan. 56
8 Dec. 64
1 May 66
6 Not. 64
13 July 66
>n July 66
> 30 Feb. 66
T Sept. 66
• 3 Nov. 66
• 3 Oct. 67
30 Feb. 68
4 Oct. 67
6 Oct. 67
I OOcl. 67
Fraaer ... .^36 Har. 66
cue-Haniaoa 18 Jan. 60
ird Abadie ..[ 0 Aug. 68
ideneU Bnicel * 7 Aug, 67
im Young . . 93 Aag. 6B
er St6Aug.68
iiiBliiinbe^.,Fl6No*. 60
tha tBbiina^'(lRatI~aadaMi).
-Oenrge Berkeley Belcher, 26 Not, 58.
lAfUt. Jamea Duncan, 91 Nov. 60.
i«in-.— William Oarland, 18 Apr. 66.
i(*r .—George Pumfrett, 16 June 68.
amM KelUe, M.D. 3 Oct. 67 : AtiUI.3urg. 6 May 48.
wtu. — Yorlie Hobart Jobnaon, 34 Kot. AS,
Osorge Carleton CEery," 18 Sept. 64.
10 April 67
17 Sept. 67
17 Sept. 67
K S Oct. 67
■> I Feb. 66
Kll Sept 67
P84 Dec. 68
T 7 Sept. 68
97 Hay 69
' 16 Ang.60
■ "" ClMm BnvM niter, a ._
CUMortlwII^ldle).
I ait WlUlam a«dwi Mmd la the SaN-
ipalsa of ISM-M, Inciadlactke Uuk
.kliv* (wMiided lad kacM ibat) aad
«< of SebHtopol {Medal and OIbbl Kalikl
Dombti*. Orderlr OOht. 10 Ullil hli Bngtdc.llijar.Cipl.
XiHliiiilniTi. btln* Uk(D prkuBti lb* folloirliit d(T. Xe look
WillK*. aeIlni-Brltadt-H*|ari aad Robali bfliit tlllHl on
OiI>lalnWillM*OBll»)lKlaMlcn<ral'irMamiDaniitllan.
7 <^p<aliu Lowe and OlbHM, and Ueul. Cnnon, lerTtd
a MitioT BiKl trntd with Iha nh LariMn [n the PunJinli
CtaJlllanwilUh ana Ooritnt (Ucdil anilciu|»).
B CapUIn BImL Hrvcd iD Ihs Ctlmca tram Nth Ju1:t ISii.
g killed), aod aleKoCSthu
[FerooQUanaUOD of Votaa, aaa l^ot of m
16th Regt, of Light JOrageotu (Huasars). 196
dwiid Btiiii,' JRw. 11 Not. 11; Lt. SO Apr. 13; Cafl. psfl
; FI6 June 96; lA.-Col. 'S6 Sept. SO; Col. 33 Nor. 41;
Not. fil ; Lt.Om. 16 Nov. 58; Oil. IBth Dri. 29 Feb. 66.
khird Knox, On-. "SB June 31 ; Lieut. 20 April 94 ; Capt.
r.Mqj. 20 June fi* ; MeJ. PB Dec. 54; Lt.Cal. 10 Feb, 68.
amblsr Jinyn*,* CB., Cor. >>aO Dec. 15; Liml. p24 Sept.
)ec. M); Bree.Attfj. 12 Dec. 6* : Mnj. 19 Peb. 5B.
lutbnol
llflfonl>
'SI Juna39
' 16 Dee. 40
' a Dec. 48
'12 May 48
■ I Ap -"
11 Feb. 43 P 36 July ai
3Miy 44 P 13 Dec. 63
17 Jiino51 P 7 8ept.66
„ 23 Feb, 50 98 Feb. 68
50l 10 June 6T|p31 Aog. 68
'12 July 50,"' 1 8ept.54| 36 Jio. 5(1
83 Apr. 55,P31 Aug. 65 P 6 Aug. 60
23 Mar. 56 1' 10 Jur
0 Mot. 65 1 (I Sept. 55
1JniiB65:PS4July67
20 July 66 1p 0 Oct. 57
16 Hay 67!P3UPeb. 68
38Scpt.5e[ 36M«r,68 „ ,i,ilT'l»ni"
IflMar. sel 6 Aug. 59 -~' ■ - '
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B«twn,* 10 Htrcb 6B; Q.sr. 1 Not. 36 ; H(>)i.CRjif. 1 SepL5e.
Wm. Pembarton Heiketh,* 13 Dec. 60.
.Jflupb Henry Pickle*,* 93 March 68.
MwBtd Hilcolm GreBtrex, 14 Hiy 68.
Seott Doeher, 14 May 51 ; AuUl.Sarg. 30 Dee, 40.
,— Uaalmiliaa Grant, M.D. 10 March 57.
*. — AOiUn Cooper Bbaw, 91 Aug. 48.
rtumt* 3\n».—Agtntt, MesBn. Cox and Co.
1 Unt-OrMeal^an mrfd th> euajmitat of IS
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it Buna »dK«iiaaln nhlpblhtnniinindad ■ d(U
gilwo Bani^ Hioia ATUDary (oni (manllontd In dianalch, Ilcdul nod CIh|i).
4 CaptalB Scstt wnad In Iha Mh Laactn al Iha eloae or Iba PuDjiob HDipalEii In 184D (U^dal).
■rrtd aa D. A- Q. U. Oaniral id Iia|(nl<i dlililoa [ram taih ttb. IMS, and mi pirKnt at the ukini
IS Unit. Wood Mmd _.
Kanl Brliadi *• Alda-da-Canp to Captain Vi
mndad earrrlBf up KaUnr — ■-— - ■■■- "
t»Claap^K«%tt--^- '
[Contimuit'wu qf Notttiv llthLanttri.^
aa a Mldihlpman of
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* ' an, Tliniilliiiinii, BtulitacitiniiH. Billi
dcftaKO. nOM a LBakunr
lipilrlld (Unlal with
BilboDT, Uniiinnriir, uul Uumbub, relief of Ludmotr
- Ian( Esihiea (Hedal and CluVl-
Military Tram,
\ Colenil CbmmaiuJanf.— Williim Montagu Scott H'Mardo,' CB. 1 April fi7 ; Mu,
1 July ST: Lt. 6 Jta. 41; Capt. 7 July 49; Brtv.Mof. 19 FA. 48} Bl.
Ll. Col. 81 Oct. 69 ; Col.SS Not. &* ; Mq/. 12 OcL 65.
Brigade Mftfor. — Mnjor CharlM Robert Sberrinton, Unattached.
Lieut.Caloncli.— 0 QeorKS Enkiae,' .Sni. 17 Aug. 33; U. H Jal; 30; Cap!.
vlMaytO; £t.Jfi{;. SO June 64 ; Bt.Lt.Col. IS Dee. 64; Jfi^.M Ang. 6S ;
Xf.CaJ.30 Oct. 56.
3 James Peter Robertaon,' CB. Biu. SB Oct. 41 ; Lt.f 30 Sept. 48; Capt. *%l
Jul. 48; Jlfq;. SO Feb. 67 ; BI.Lt.Col. S4 Mar. 68; U.Cal. 4 No*. 50.
4 BartbotomewO'B[len,*£nj. I 16 Aprllse; X^ '13 July 38; Copt. 3 Aog. 50;
Bi.Maj. 13 Dec. 64; JlTirwr, 30 Apr. 56 ; Xi.CoI. S8 Oct. 6B.
Mniori.—a Ja«eph Sails,* Eiu. 10 May 44 ; Lt. B Jan. 47 ; Capt. 7 Aug. fil ; JftV-
SO Feb. 57.
.1 Jnhn MTnni-t ' J!nt. 1 Jnn. 4:1 : £t. ] Julv 4.'^ : Cant. 9 Sent. 51 : JVai. ' 90
9 J. Hnketb, Atff,
'.H, 6 VC Gaorge Synioiu** . .
I Robert Btuto
8 John Devine**
C C.W.Far»ell
8 Wentworth Dawea
1 Jn.ADg.Qen. Fred.Sewcll
9 Frederic Bond
6 John Walsh
% 1 Ednrord JelTis
I Vincent A pplln
4 James Bodkin"
5 Bernard H. Burke
4 \Vllllaio8h«ck1eton,"Ji(j'.
1 3 William ThonipBon,"/I((/.
|l John Brings," .li^
;6 Robert Cope Hardy
3 Heury Ksogli
0 Uenry James Lano ....
3 Unben Hill Powell ....
5 Eminnol BenjamlD But
7 I»M»e CummlD,** Ailf, . ■
1 William Townl«T
21 Feb'.' 66
2
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16 M«. 66
2
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20 Feb. 57
2
23 Not. 65
P
23 Nov. 65
23 Not. 66
23 Nut. 66
18 Jen. 66
81 Jan. 66
30 July 66
0 Oct. 57
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' 16 Jan. 68
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27 May 66
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20 Fab.
80 Feb.
80 Feb.
80 Feb.
20 Feb.
fiSept.
13 F«b.
26 Sept.
7 SepL
1 6 Jan.
2 Feb.
a Feb.
26 Feb.
17 Mar.
17 Mar.
17 Mar.
14 May
21 May
33 June
30 Jane
6 Mar.
BOct.
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avttfeBlr Ckuin Nroier't torn »l HTilnlHili ind b»i[l« of Hjdnbiid, *^"* bttKr\iwi % Hbn
H «■ r%W btiHt. Hi acalB hitmI u A«l.i.QiiMi(riiM.HF C.Beml to §lf thDriei SBBl.r-. Army
a* mil 11 nil MjiPit tk* IfgnnUlfl Hid Dmcrt trtbti illniilad «q Ui* rlthl InulL nl lh« l»>^u, «m\i
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158 MilUary TVotn.
9 LLColonel £nkin« Mrred with tlie MM Roft. In the EBttara e«B|Milfa of 16M-65, iaclodiwt tb* b«IH«
of Inkerman and siege of Sebutopol : he commanded the piequels of the Light Diriiion on the 14th OcL 1854,
when they repulied the attack made on them hj the enemy (Medal and two Claapa* Brertft Lt.Coknri, and fth
Clau of the Met^idie).
3 Lt.Colun(fl Kohertfon lerrcd with the Sltt Kegt. thf Sutl^ camiiaign of 184&-40, indudinfi the batilee of
Moodkee, Peroiethah. Buddiwal, Allwal, and Sobraon (Medal and three Claspi). Berred in the Crimea from
82nd May I8A5, includint: the siege of Sebastopol, and atUcks nn 18th June and Slh Sept. (Medal and Clasps.
Comma ndKl the Military Train, acting as Cavalry, in the Indian campaign of 1M7-58, ladudmg the nlief uf
Lucknow by Lord Clyde, occupation of the Alumbagh ander Outram with the sereral engagements there and
commanded the small force which repulsed the Enemy's Cavalry .fOOO stron;r on the 10th March 1856, and tall
of Lucknow ; commanded the Cavalry of Lugard's Fi«>ld Furci' from Sttth March to 1 0th June, and was present
at the relief of Azimchur canture of Jugdispore, and subsequent operations (Rreret of Lt.Culonel, and CB.).
4 Lt.Culiuirl O'Brii-n si'rvcu with the 77th Ri-::t. the Ktiatern c:ini|M)ini of 1S&4 and up to 86 Bfarrh 1855, mrlad-
in^ the b:ittlcs uf Aluin and Inkcniian, niid sie^o of 's'ii:idtii]ta)l lirt-vti Migur, Mirdul and Clasiis. and &th Class of
thi: MrtljiilK •■.
5 M^jor Bulis served with the Capo Mounted Riflemen throughout the Kaffir war of 1840-47, afainstthe
Insurgent Boers at Hftcm IMaats, in 1848. where he was dangerously wounded, and had hts horse killed under
him; also in the Kaffir war of 1850-53 (Medal', and whon in command of a detachment atOrmham's Town, he
quelled a wrlous mutiny of the Native suldiergt; rtervc-i in the Crimea from Feb. 1653 ^Medal and Clan) for
Bebastopol;. Daring a period of IS years* service abroad he was in nineteen actions and skirmishea, and was
frequently mentiom-d in public orders, fur gallant and skilful conduct.
0 Mi^oT M*Court served ss Brigade Major with the eipedition against the King of Keenung, rirer Oambis.
In the actions of 0th, 7th, and Htli May 1840. Was present with tlie combined British and Ifrench Naval and
Land Force at the attack and defeat of pirates in Basis Islund, Jeba Kiver, Dec 181V. Commanded the British
and Native Force during the Ashnntcc invasion of the .\ssin country, Gold Coast, in March and April 1S5-J.
7 Majur Hill lerved in the Kaffir war of IS 16-47 (Medal). Serve<l in the Crimea at the battle of Inkemiii
and sicgu uf Scbastopol (Medul and two Clasps), after which as Migor in the Turkish Continfcnt and commanded
the Garrison Artillery at Kertch and Yenikali (4th ^i^s of die Me«ijidic\
8 Captain Willianis served with tiie Wth Lancers in the Kaffir war of 1 851-53 (Medal); also at the aieg^ of
8ebastopol (Medal and Clusp\
0 CapLiin Buller served wilh the 57th Regt. In the Eastern eamiiaign of 18.14, nnd was very eoverely wounded
mentioned in di^p:iti'hes, Brevet of Miijur, Mnhil nnd Clasp
11 Captain Gale landed with the 48th R^gt. in the Crimea on the 31st April 1855, and served at th«>
ilcgc and fall of :*ebastopol (Medal and Clarp).
12 Captain Powell served with the 30th Rrgt. in the operations ogalnut Kumool in 1830. Landed in the
Crimea with the Regt., did duty with it In the trenches at the sieire of 8ebastopol, and was selectetl
to take charge uf a party of the 30th, and to superintend the erection of a work under Are, for the eifficient
performance of which he was selected by Lord Raglan for Staff employ, and attaclied to the Land Transport
Corps on 37ih March 1855, the 8th Battalion of which he orvnnlzt^i and commanded (Medal and Clasp).
IS C^tain Oakes served with the Royaliat the siege and fall of Sebastopol, from 11th July 1855 (Medal and
Clasp).
14 Captain Gibson served the Eastern campaign of 1854-65, including the atffliir of H'Keniie'i Form, battle of
Balaklava (severely wounded in the head by several sabre cuts), and siege and fUl of Sebastopol (Uedal and
two Clasps).
15 Captain Hunt served with the Field Train, Royal Artillery, In the Eastern campaign of 1856, and was
present during the siege and fall of Sebastoiiol In tiie trenches with the siege train, at the bomlwrdmesta of
the 0th and 17th June (Medal and Clasp, and Knight of tlic Legion of Honor).
10 Captain John Blake served with the 47th Regt. at the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
Berred In the Indian campaign of 1857-58* including the relief uf Lucknow by Lord Clyde, and occupation of
the Alumbagh.
10 Capta\n Berry served with the 01st Regt. in the Pui\Jaub campaign of 1848-40, Including the pas-
sage of the Chenab, battles of Badoolapore, Chillianwallah, and Goojernt, and pursuit of the enemy to
the Khyber Pass (Medal and two Cla*ps). Served in the Indian campaign in 1857, and was prvtent at the
siege, assault, and capture of Delhi, and action of Nii^ijufghur (Medal and Clasfi).
SO Lieut. Thumpsou served in the Eastern campaign from May lb55, including the expedition to Kertch (Medal
and Clasp). Served as AiJJutant of the Military Train, actini; us Cavalry, in the Indian canipaign of lNi7-58, in-
eluding the relief of Lucknow by Lord Cljde. occupntiuu of the Alumbagh under Outram mith several engage-
ments there, fa// of Lncknow, relief of Azim^har, eapturc of Juirdisporp, nnd luhsequent operations.
5(1 Lieut. BrijR^e served with the 9th Kegt. m the Criiuea from Nov. 1854, including the negc of Sebaatopol, and
capture of the Cemefery and Suburbs under General Evrc (Medal and Clasp). Served in the Indian campairn of
18ii7-58, including tVve relief of Lucknow by Lord Clvdr, occupation of the Alumbagh under Outram with the
ae^'eral eugnircments there, fall of Lucltnow, relief of Azunghur, capture of Jugdispore, and subsequent operations.
.31 Paymaster Jumes served in the Indian campaign of l*^.i7-5S, including tLe relief of Lucknow by Lottl Clyde,
occupation of tlie Aluial)agh under Outram, fall uf Lucknow, and relief of Azimghur.
32 Paymaster Macquarie, previous to his having been appointed Paymaster, served In the army for SO
rears, and as Captain in the OSrd Regt. In the Crimea from 0th Nov. I8A4 to the end of Aug. 1855. including
the siege of Sebastopol, eapeditlonto Kertch, attack of tlie Redan on IBth June, and repulse of various nighi
sorties (M»'dal and one Clasp).
34 Qr.Master Greenway served the Eastern campaign of lH54-5;>, including the battles of Alma and Inktrman,
siece aud fill' ' "' ' ' ' ' "* * ' ~'^ "' ' *■'"'"' '■•-■-« - » *■ ^^^ » - ...
Indian cami
Outram wi
sequent oncmtiona.
an , .
koosha'and Le Murti'iiiere and throughout the openitions resultiug iu the relict of Lucknow by Lord Clyde, and
was wounded on the 14th Nov. \hU1.
87 Kidin;; Master Ritchie served mith Ihe Royal Artillery in the Enatom campaign of 1 854-55, including the
hattlr ot inkerman. siege undfall of Si'hastopol in the trenches with the sitv'C trtun, and at the bombardoieats of
October, .^pril, ai.il Titli and 17th June; was iKounded hy the explosion of tht- French ma'traziues uf the ISthNov.
1^5') (Mcd.il and Clasns>.
38 SurufH^n Macbeth servetl with the 20th Rrgt. in the Punjaub campaign of 1848-40, including the ntt-
sage of the Chenab and battle of Chillianwallah (Medal;.
4'2 Lieut. .Milne svrved at the siege and fall uf Sebastopol in 1855 (Modal and Clasp).
43 Lieut. Cnnimin siTved with thoOOih Lt. Infantry in the Crimea from 5th Dec. 1854, Indadlng the stace
and full oi Sebastopol, and assault of the Kcdan on the 8th Sept.—mentlonid In despatctact (Bledml and C1mp)>
Iff (or Orena£ar) Seaiment of Foot ChutrA. 199
"uxasiixs" "obivmi" "BAKBioak" ■• PKHinauLi" •• w*terux> •• "alu"
"IlTKEaMAI(""8ETABT0POL,"
CWomI. — Sit Eagal Highnit* Frtucii Albirt Aagoitiu BmanDsl, The Prinee
Cmuort, IhJu of SsioDy, Prinet q/'Saxe-CoburK and GoCha, KO. KT. K.P.
OCB. GCMO. Ptild Martkal,S Feb. 1S40; Col. Oreoadler Odi. , 33 Sept. St.
LI.Cat.—Chu\f Algernon Lewla,' Cornel, ' 13 Oct. 86 ; £(, P 15 Aug, 20 ;
Copt. K12 Apr. 33; Capt. kLI.Cel. 'SO Dee. *6; Col. SO Jane 54 ; Af({/.
11 Jan. SB ; Lt.CoI. 13 Feb. SO.
Xtflort.~l Fred. Wm. Hftmilton,' CB. £^. & X(. 18 Jnl; 31 ; Lt. Sc Cast. I
Dm. 88; Capt. k Lt.Col. r3 KprJl id ; Co/. SO Jnne 64 ; Xaj.^ Dec. 68.
3 Han.JkinmLiaiiaj, Etu.k Lieut.i'ie Unr.Si ; Lieut. IcCapl. >>3 Dec. 36:
Capt. ft Lieut.Col. p U Aug. 40 ; Col. 20 June 54 ; JUifjor, 7 Dec. 58.
2 Jobn ArthatLaiahert, Eat. Ic Lieut. PWJxi]y 30; Lt.lcCapt.fli Eitpt.40:
C«p(.fti(.CoI. P16NOT.50; Cd(. 28 Nov. 64 j 9r<vM3 Feb. 60.
C«pf/.4-X(.Co(i.— 2V«Etfim. Hy. Hugh Manvcri Percj * Ent.k Lt.f I 3alj
3fl; Xf.tcCupf. P29DCC.40; Co/i^&Zt.CoI. PT Mar. 61 ; Cot.m \ot.64.
1 Bdwirda. Wjnjtji,' Ent. IS Maya?; Eni. t Lieut. pU Jan. 38; Lieut.
ft Copf . P 35 Oct. 42 ; Capt.k Lt.Col.30 JaueM.
n Hon. S1I.W111. Ponn Cunon,' CB.Hnj. ft Lt. P 14 Jul j 38 ; LI.L Capt. P5AprII
44 ; Bree-tlej, S8 Haj 63; Capt.k. Lt. Col. 20 June 64; Co(. 17 Ndv.67.
Ralph Bndford,* Btu. & Lieut, r 30 Out. 40 ; Litat. & Capt. ' 10 Dec. 46 ;
Capt. ft Lt.Col. 14 July 64.
Uichael Bruce," £>u. ft Xieut. p 16 Dec. 40; Xinil. ft Cn;i(. p30 Dec. 45 ;
Capl. ft L(.CoI. 14 July 54.
rbo.8jllBiibainConiTBy,"'C8., Sn«. UFeli.SS; £.(.l^ApriI31 ; CnpJ.PODce.
36; £rra.jl/q;'.4 July 43; Jir<u'.4 Feb.63; Iff.Xf.Cnf.SOjDnc 64; Capt.
ft Lt.Col. 16 July S4 ; Col. 28 Oct. 6B.
Charlel Lennox Bronalow Mb1(Isd<1," Ent.k Lt. I'O AprlUl ; Lt. ft Capl.
P27 Mar. 40; Brev.Maj. 16 Sept. 48; Capt.k. Z(. Co/. 38 Sept. 64.
;! ZordArthur Hay," >. .Eni. ft Xi<uf. P3U AprlUl ; Xifut. ft Cn/i^ P3Apr.
40; Co;it.fti,in(f.Ca/.I0Ocl. 54.
Henry Edward Montreior,'* £n«. 15 Dec:. 40 ; .Sim. ft £i«f^ '18 May 41;
Lt.tt Capf. PlBMay4e; Capt.k Lt. Col. t Ifor. 64.
:{ HiaSersneHlgfaneBaPrincflYm.Aug.Edw.ar SaicWe1mar,'*CB. Etu. 1 June
41; £>u.ft£t.PS June 41; LLkCapt. PlO Ut.; 46 ; llrtt.lUqj. 90 June 54;
Brm.Lt.Col. 12 Dec. 54 ; Capl. ft Lt. Col. P IB May S6 ; Col. 6 Oct. 66.
Ju. Fred. Dudley Crlchton Btuart, Eru. Ic Lieut. eiS Oct. 42; Lieut.k
Capt. P IS Feb. 47 ; Capl. ft iie«(.Co?. p 10 June 55.
£ord Frederick John PitiRoy," J?fu. PlSSept 40; fiu, ft £tout. p14 July
43; X{eti(.&Ca;>^P31 Iilar.48; Cnpt.ftZf.CoJ. P32 June 56.
yf_ Hy. Fred. PonKnby,'* Etu. 27 Dec. 42; Bm. k Lt. PIG Feb. 44; Lt.k
Cajif.PlB Jnly4B; Bm.Maj. ID Oct. 40; Capt. kLt. Col. p 31 Aug. 55.
^ !'.' C.Geo.EUI>Dn,i'.£:n«.23r;ov.43;£ni.ft.Z,^P6Apr.44;£(.ftCap.P10Apr.4d;
£r. J(({j'.13Dee.64; Bi-,X(.Co(.2Siit.56; Cnp(. ii(.Coi. 8 July 66.
It Jobn Fiancli Cuit, Ene. 26 July 44 ; Ent. ft Zieuf. P 2 Aug. 44 ; Lieut, ft
Copf. P 1 Jnne 49 ; Cnpr. ft Lieut.Col. P 10 Sept. 60.
!S Alfred Capel Cure,"t Em. 30 Jul; 44 ; lAeut. r 0 April 47 ; Capt. v 17 Aug.
5); Jlf^or, P25Msy 66; .Brett. X(.CoI. 2 Nov. 66; Zf.CoI. IB Jan. 50.
JohnHlDdeKlog,"tEi«.25June44;Z^.P7July4C;Cop/.PUOcl.61;fl7-.
Jfqf. IS Dec. 54; JTiti'^l^et. 55; .Br.Xt.Cef. 2 Not. 55; £^Cd/. ID Dec.6e.
Wm. Henry BeauniantdeHorKv,".£:H/.4-i:.isuf.P32 Nov.M; Lieut.lfCapt.
P 33 Mar. 60 ; Bree. Mqj. 13 Dee. 64 ; Capl. ft Lieut.Col. p 13 Har. 57.
Geo. W. A. HlgglnMin" Sru. k Xt. P14Feb.45; Lt.k Copf. p ISJulf 50;
A.3fq;'. 12 Dec 54 ; fi<. Lt.Col. 2 Nor. 65; Ciipf. ft Lt.Col. P|0 Apr. 57.
Ang. Hen. Lane Foi," Ent. i; Lt. P 16 Hay 45 ; Xf . f Capl. p 3 Aug. 60 ;
.Brn-Afd). 13 Dec. 64 ; Capl. i( Lieul.Cal.i'\6 May 67.
CbarleeWilaoaRaudolpli, J;n>.P10Fcb.43iXieut. SSMar. 45; Capt. p16
Feb. 60; Capt. ft Xieuf.Cof. p17 July 67.
;j Edward Henry Cooper, Cor. PlO May 46; X(. Pll Scjit.iO; Cap/, p 15 Aug.
48; Capt. ft Lt.Col. p 17 Nov. 67.
H Edwyn Sberard Burnaby, " Ent. ft Lieut, p 3 Not. 4fl ; Li^il. ft Capt.
P 27 May 63 ; Brevtt Mn/or, 2 Nov. 65; Capt. kLieut.Col. p IB Dec. 57,
Alfred Tipping,'* .En».P22 June 38; Xi™(.P30 May 43; Cnp(.P7 May 47;
Brev-Afq/. 12 Dec 54; Cnp/, ft Xf.CoJ. 11 Jan, 68.
T?ff Sir Cbarl™ Huaiell, B(.* Bn*. p 26 Aug. 43 ; X(. P 9 June 4G ; LI. fr
Cob/. Pis Sept. 53; S/.Jfoi. 3 Nor. 66; Copf. ftX(.Co/.i'M3 April 6B.
Henry Hume," CB.£n«.P0 May 36; Xt.PlDee.S7; Capt.' l&Jaa. 44;
Jir^.PS4Dec.59; J9/./-/.Coi. 12 Dec. .M; Z/. Co/. 9 March 56.
Cameron NeTille Hogge," Em. 1 Dec. 40 ; Eiit.k LI. I'O Aug, 47 ; Lt.k Capl.
P34Feb.54; Capt. ftXf.Co2.P7Dec. 68.
Sidney BnrTard,£Vi«. ft Xt. PS April40; Lt. ^ Capt. P3)Iay51; Capt.f[
£*.Co/. 13 Feb, 59.
Sir Wm. ThomaB Fra. Agnew Wallace, Bt., Enl. 20 July 47 ; Ent. ft Lt.
IP3Mar.48i £(.& Copt. 30 June 54 ; Copt, ft Xt.Col. P30 July 59.'
13 0 Frederick Chartea Keppel. .fiw. ^ Lt. f SI Via. 48 ; Lt. ^ Capt . W a<aa&tA-,
Cigtt.i;Zt.ailP6Aiig.B0.
160 lat (or Grenadier) Btgimaa ofFota Gvardt.
10 Fell. 49
3 Dec. 47
9 July SS
30 Not. 40
as Feb. 49
' llU*j49
'IdUar. 60
> 9 Asg. 50
■16 Aug, SO
• 14 Feb. SI
•19 April 51
'16Hmj &1
'21 Jui.63
' 27 Ma; S3
' B July 53
G June 54
' 15 Dec. 53
' 1{I Dee. 53
'21Fi
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'27 Jun
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'•seA.ng. 57
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'1 7 Not. 57
"18 Dae. 67
19 Feb. £8
''23Apr1l58
» 3G June 68
_ f 9 Nov, 58
™ 23APT.58|P 7 Dee. 68
*^'>^"'"»"« '-'""- ,>'31Dec. 68
"""> Fox P 5 Oet. 68 P 1 1 M«r. 59
a.. n .. , , ^.**'""'" ' 27 Oct. 58'P2*Ji.De68
1 Robert ChBrle.deGrBrVjiifir v 17 June 50 M8 Any. 60
A^KtaMU.—\ Cupt. Robert An»lrullior, 3 Aup. 56.
3 i^. aim, Wm, Edw. 8tckvU[o W«t, 10 Hot, 68
2 Captain Philip Smith, 25 Fob. 59.
6 Jane 64
S7 Oct. 64
le Nov. 64
1D«C. 54
6 Dec. 64
19 Dec. 64
50 Dec 54
51 Dec 54
32 Deo. 64
S7 Feb. 69
6 Jan. 66
19 Jan, 66 I
> 9 Feb. 65
'10 Mar. Sfi
90 Dee. 64
' IS Jua« 66
' SO Jul; 66
■lOAng. 66
14 Jul; 54
14 Jul; 54
14 July 64
Sfi Jul; 63
17 Oct. 54
flNoT.U
22 Dec. 54
22 Dec 64
p 8 Jane 56
P 18 Jane 65
r 13 Jnly 55
29 Dec. 54
20 Dec 54
K 30 Har. 66
P 10 Aog. 55
P30 Nor, 55
P 7M*r.6r.
P2S Sept, 5(1
r 7 Not. 66
p 13 Mar. 57
P 10 Feb, 65
P 10 April 57
»16KIb;57
P17 JdI;67
P 17 Jul; 67
PS8 Aug. 57
Pll Sept. 67
P17Ho». 67
P 18 Dec. 67
8 Jan. 68
33 April 58
26 Jane 58
7 Dee. 6B
7 Pee. 58
10 If ay 58
94 Jane .'■9
S9Jnly 60
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Ui\er iSrenadier) Begimeni of Foot Guardi. 161
Intiruet€T9 (^ Mtuketry.—i Captain Flti Roy Aug. Tklbot CIayton,90 April 67.
3 Captain Edward Hear j CUve, 80 April 57.
2 Captain John Julius Jolinftone, 12 Haj 69.
Quarter Matttrs.—l John Lilley » 8 June 30.
2 John Atkinson, 28 Feb. 51.
3 Esau Collins, 2 March 55. [A,S. 13 April 38.
Surgeon Majer.--^ George Eleazar BlentLius,^ 24 Jan. 58 ; Surgeon, 1 Oct. 54;
Battalion Surgeone^—l Charles R. Nicoll,* 20 Dec. 54; A,S. 26 June 40.
2Jame8johnMarjoribanksWardrop/*2Mar.55;ilMit^.5ifr^.21 May 41.
Aeristant Surgeons.-^S Henry John Hughes Lawrence,^ 24 Feb. 54.
3 Constantine Caridi Read,^ 13 May 53.
1 Gilbert Prout Girdwood, 24 Not. 54.
2 William Ralph Lane, 29 Dec. 54.
1 Frederick GustaTus Hamilton,^ 28 April 54.
2 William Henry Pickford, M.B., 19 Feb. 58.
SoUeitor.-^EdwKTd White, 20 Feb. 55.
1st Battalion returned from Portugal, 1828.
2nd Battalion returned from Canada, 22 Oct, 1842.
9rd Battalion returned from the Crimea, June 1856.
Facings Blue. — Agent j Sir John Kirkland.
I GuloBfll Lewis lerved darfng the Utter part of the liege, and at the Ikll of Sebastopol (Medal and
CUcp, and 5ih OlaM of the MefUidie).
3 Colonel Hamilton tenred the Eastern campaign of 1804, including the battles of Alma, Balaklava,
and Inkerman (tererely wounded), and liege of Sebattopol (Medal and Claepe, Oficer of the Legion
of Honor, and 8rd Claat of the Me<Uidie). ^^
6 Ookael Hon. Henry Perej Mrved the Eastern campaign of 18M-S5, Inclnding the battles of Alma
(wounded), Balaklava, and Inlierman (wounded), and liege of SebaPtopol (Medal and Clatps, Aide do
Camp to the Queen, Victoria Croat, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 4th Olaie of the MetUldle).
6 U.OoloBei WjBjard tenred in the Crimea in 1865 (Medal with Clatp for SebattopoL and Mb Olaii of
the Me<Utdle). x
7 Colonel the Ron. B. W. P. Cnrson served at Aide de Camp to Sir George Catbcartin the Kaffir war in
iass<3 (Medal), for which tervice he wat promoted to tlie Breret rank of M%|or. Senred at the siege of
Delhi te 1867, as Acting Quarter Master General of the Queen's troops (Colonel and CB,),
a Lteot.Oolonel Bradford served the Eastern campaign of 1854, including the battlee of Alma,
BalaklaTa, and Inkerman (severely wounded), and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and 0th CHass of
the Me<yidie).
9 Lt.CoIoneI Brace served in the Crimea (Medal).
I <ColoMl OoowsT ■crrcdttuvagboat the opcnuions la Seinde ( MedalX inelnding tlie battles of Mmumc sad BydcnVad t
and he •wnwnwfed the Light Canpany (dctMhcd) at tba {mrlout dcfrncc of tb« Ilesldcoejr at Hyderabad. Ha Barred alao
the eampaisa In the fkmtbam Mabratta eoantry, and was praseat at the taTettaient and eaptara of Panulla and Powngbvr.
II UeuUColonel Maitland served the enmpaign of 1840-47 against the Kaffirs (Medal), as Military
Secretary to 8ir Peregrine Maitland, and received the rank of Brevet M^Jor for his services. Served the
Eastern eampaiga of 1854 as D. A. AfU.Oen. to the 4ih Division, including the battles of Alma, Bala-
klava» and Inkerman (dangerously wounded), and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Knight of tba
Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
li Lord Arthur Hay served the SutleJ campaign of 1840-0 as Aide de Camp to Lord Hardinge, and was
present at the battle of Sobraon (Medal). Served also in the Crimea from 29th Dec. 1864 (Medal and
Clasp, Sardinian Medal, and Olh Class of the Medjidie).
13 Lieut.Colonel Montresor served in the Crimea from 29tb Dec. 1854 (Medal and Clasp, and Olh Clus of
the Medjidie).
14 Colonel Prince Edward of Saze Weimar served the Eastern campaign of 1804, including the
battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (wounded in the trenches, 19th Oct.):
Medal and Clasps, Knigbt of the Legion of Honor, end 4th CIsm of the MccUidie.
10 Lord Frederick FitxRoy served under Sir Robert Stopford daringthe operations on the coast of Syria
in 1840 (Medal).
10 UeuLColonel Ponsonby served at the siege of Sebastopol from ISlh Aug. 1850 (Medsl and Clasp, and
5th Class of the Mediidie).
17 Lieut.Colonel Hlison landed in the Crimea on the 18th Oct. 1854, fVom which period he served as
Brigade Msjor with the Brigade of Guards, and was present at the battles of Balaklava and Inkerman
(promoted Brevet M^Jot), and siege of Ssibastopol (Medal and Clasps, Brevet of Msjor and Lieut.CoL,
Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 6th Class of the Medjidie).
17t Lieut Colonel Cure served with the 55tli Regt. at the siege of Sebastopol in 1855 ; commanded the
party of the 65th at the attack on the Quarries, and commanded the Regiment from the middle of June to
the 8th Sept., including the attacks of the Redsn on the IHtli June and 8th Sept.— severely wounded
(Medal and Clasp, Brevet Lt.Colonel, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of ilio Medjidie).
18 LuColonel Tipping served the Eastern campaign of 1854, including the battles of Alma, Balaklavs,
and Inkerman (severely wounded), and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Knight of the Legion of
Honor, and 5th Class of the Me<Utdl«)-
I8f Lt.Colonel King served with the 49th Regt. the Eaxrem campaign of 1854-05, including the battles
of Alma and Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol, sorito on tlie tfGth Oct., capture of the Quarries, and assaults
of tlio Redan on the 18th Juno and 8th SepL— sercrely wounded, left hand amputated (Mndal and three
Clasps, Brevet of Major and LieutCol., Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Cla»s of
the Medjidie).
19 Lt.Col. de Horsey served in the Eastern campaigrn of 1854, including the battle of Alma and siege of
Sebavtopol (Bledal and Clasps, Brevet of Mt\)or, and 5th Class of tlio Medjidie).
20 Lieut.Colonel Uigginson servtid throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, as Af^utnnt 3rd
Battalion Grenadier Quaids, including the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman (horse killed), siege
and fall of Sebastopol ; after which he served as Bri{;ade Mejoraf the Guards until the conclusion of the war
(Medal and Clasps, l^revets of ytajoT and Lieut.CoL, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of
the MeiUidle).
91 Lt.Col. Lane Pox served in the Eastern campaign of 1854 as D. A. A^J.Oen., including the battle
of Alma (Medal and Clasp, and 6th Class of the Me<]lJidie).
9X Lt.Colonel Hume served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 with the 95th, including the battles of the
Alma (woonded, and horse killed under him) and Inkerman (severely wounded— shot through the thigh),
sisfO and fall of Sebastopol, and sortie of 20th Oct. in command of the Regt. : he succeeded to the
eoamaad of the Begt. at Inkerman, and received the brevet rank of Lieut.(?olODel (Medal and Olaspa,
CB^ Knlfht of the Uflon of Honor, and 4th Class of the Me<Ui<lie},
IW l0t ipr OremuUm) lUgimmit qfFM Guardi.
9t Lt-(MoiMl Bunahj ttrrtd in the BMtarn cftrnpalrn of 1864, inelodlBf the battla of iBMnnaa nd
liege of Setefltopol (Medtl and Clatph, Breret Miaor, and 5th Olaat of the M e^fidle).
94 Lt.Gol. Hone,Oap<niM FlBrfaeon,UM Bad or Oarrick, Malet, Staalef, Wyane, andOaaeolfiia MVtad
durinf the itafe of SebaatomA (Medal and Clasp).
S5 ICi^or Barnard serred at the tlege of Sebastopol (Medal and Claep. and 6th Olaas of the Me^jidie).
Served at AJde-de-Oamp to Sir Hennr Barnard commanding the force before Delhi (Breret Mi^}.
90 Sir Cbarle* Rueiell tenred the Baatem campaign of 1864-66 (latterly as D. A. Q. M. Qen. left IMTielott),
teelttdlag the battles of Alma, BalaklaTa, and Inkerraan, and siege of 8«bastopoI (Medal and Clasps,
Bnret li^Jor» VIetoria Cross. Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 6lh Class of the MedJidie).
98 O^ttaina Alexander and John Murraj serTod in the Crimea from Dee. 1864, iaeluding the siege of
Sebastopol (kedal and Clasp). Camain Aleiandor has the 6th Class of (he MedJidle.
99 Captain Ponsonby served with the 48rd Light Inlkntrjln the KaiBr war of 1861-66 (Medal)Jnclttd.
ing the battle of the Berea. He served in the Crimea as Aide-de>Camp to Sir George Brown during the
expedition to Kerich, attack of 18th June, and as Aide-de-Camp to Sir WiUiaa Oodrington on the 8ih
Sept. and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the Medgldle).
80 Sir John Burgoyne served in the Eastern campaign of 1864, including the battle of Alaa (severely
wounded) : Medal and Clasp.
69 Captain Start served the Eastern campaign of 1854. inclading the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and
Inkerman (severely wounded), and liego of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Sardinian Medal, and 6th Class
of the MedJldie).
86 Captains Versehoyle and Bathurst served the Bastem eaanpaign of 1854-56, including the battles of
Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Class of the
Medjidie). Captain Verschof le was wounded in the trenches before Sebastopol on the 5th Septembw 1855,
and has also the Sardinian MedaL
84 Captain Clayton served in the Crimea (Medal and Clasp).
85 Capt. Hamilton served the Bastem campaign of 1864, laelttdlng the battles of Alma (wounded), Bala-
klava, and Inkerman, and fiafi of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of tfan
Medlidie).
•6 OapCaitt Brantton served with the Rifle Brigade In the Kaffir war of 1869-69 (Modal). Also the
Eastern campaign of 1864-55, including the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkennan, and siege of
«abaetopol (Medal and Clasps, and 6th Class of the MedJIdie).
97 M^or Poarson served the Eastern campaign from April 1864 to Joly 1866, as Aide-da-Camp to Sir
George Brown, including the battles of Alma and Inkennan, siege of Sebastopol, atteck of Uie 18lh
#Bnf , and espediUon to Kerteh (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Mi(}or, Sardinian Medal, and 6lh Olaas of the
Medlidie).
88 QailtalB Btanletea served with the 48rd Regt. In the Kaffir war of 1861-68 (Medal).
99 Qr.-Masler Ulley served In the Eastern campaign of 1854, induding the hattlee of Alma and Bala-
klava (Medal and Clasps).
40 Surgeon If ieoU, mid As8lst.-Sorgeons Lawrence, Read, and Hamilton served in the Orimea (Medal
mndOlasp).
41 Snrgeon Wardiwp served (he Eastam campaign of 1864, indndtng the bctilae of Alma, Balaklava,
and Inkerman, tnd siege af Sebastopol (Medal and Glasps;.
49 Captain Bwart served with the 98ffd Highlanders fai the Bastem campaign af 1864-68^ Includfaig the
battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
48 Captain Davies served in the Royal Navy in the Burmese war (Medal).
44 Captata Barle served with the 40th Regt. the Basiera campaign of 1964-66, Inalnding tha battles of
Alnut and Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol, sortie of 90th Oct, and assaalt of the Badan •■ lOtfa Jeno
(Itodal knd throe Ciaips, Sardinian Medal, and 6th Class of the Medlidie). «
46 Soigaon Malor Blenklns served In the Crimea from the S9th Dee. 1864 (Medal and Claap. and 6Ui
ClMtof theMe^Tldie).
4a Major Lowa served with the 74th Highlanders thraughont the Kaffir war of 1861-09 (Maial). Barvad
it Ordany officer to M^|or-Qen. Reed and as Aide-de-Oamp to Sir A. WUson at the slega a^d asegnlt ml
DelhijfBrevet M^or).
47 (mahi Grey earved at the siege and Ihll of Sebastopol, and attacks on the Reiaa an tha IMi Jane
•ad SfliBapt. (Medal and Clasp).
CMtlfeam Jt^wMif of foot Owmbt
CMoMl^V ta John Sari of Stnfibrd,' OCB. & OCH. JSni. SO 8«pt. 1708;
Xt. 1 Un. 03; Capt. 34 Mkj 94; Xt.CoI. 14 Unrch ISOO; Col. «& Jolf
10; Jir^sr On. 4 June 13 i Lt.Om. 87 HajSfi; fira. 83 Ko>. 41; Fkld
Marthal, S Oct. U i C0I. Colditreun Oiuirda, 16 Aug. 60.
Ucut.CMMcI.— £<tnf Fred. Paulet.'CB., .fiu. ftXJniMl Jon* 80; Limt.tc
Cairf.PSlS«pt30; Capt.li. lA««i.C0l. >8 Ha; 40; Cal. 90 June 64 ; Mql.
WFUI.A5; £(.Col.96 0ct.58.
ir^or*.— 1 vriii.StuDuelNewtoD,'fu.&i£wii(.l>6Dec.B4; LI. tcCapl.TOl
DacSO; Capt. ft i.(.6V. >>36 Feb, 4B; CuI.Se ^ot.64; Jrv'-lSNa*. 60.
I Bptaum reraertl,' Erit. k Litut. P19 Jan. 97; Xtmt. & CopMilfi Oct. 41:
CB]rf.&£t.-CB^>'SSJun«48; Cef. S8 Not. 64 ; Jfi^or, 96 Oct. 6S.
ai7la<fulc£init.Co^(l(.^l Thomu McmUgu Stacli,* CB. Ccmct, 13 Jkn.
38; .Ku.&Zt.raa July 38; £«. & Copt.HO Kn,4*t Capt. Ic Lt.Col.
V 91 OcL 61 ; Ctl. 36 >ot. 64.
I WUllam Mark Wood/ .Otff^, PSSJalfSO; £l«u(. 94 Mar 41 ; Capt- '80
Aug. 44; Capt.^ Lieut.-Col.f IS Dec. 63; Col. SO Not. 64.
1 Charlea Lygon Cocks,' En$. P2d Jul; 98; £m. ff lAtui. p24 Jan. 40;
Utut.k Oipt. p7 Aug. 46; Capt. & Xt.-Oil. SO Jaoa 64.
:} i JamMHalkett/fni, pI JuneSSi Stu. If Haui. P93 April 41; LieiU. li
Capt.lJntj 47; Cop(. A it.-CoI. 20 Juno 64.
^ 1 Dadle;WIlinotCar1elon,>Sn<l£i>ut.vlOAprll40; BMf.^i.l«ii(.rll June
41 ; Limit. Ic Capt. P 13 July 47 ; Capt. k Lt.-Coi. I* Jnlj 6*.
1 AithiirBt.GeorgBH.8tepiiey,'°CB. Jfnj. i'ieHay34; Xtnii. f IOMot. 37;
Co^r. I>16 April 48; Brevet ilajor, 8 April 46) Major, P9 July 60;
£mwl£t.-CM.S0June64i Cnpt. Ic£>t.-CoI. IG Jnly 64; Col. 38 Oct. 68.
I JuncaTalbotAirey," CB.«.Snl.Il Feb. 30; Zlnt. >S Haj 33; Ca7iM'33
Jnly 49 ; litoor, 1 1 Not. 61 ; Capt. & Lt.-Cel. 16 Jul; 64.
1 DUiiACatiniDK,Xor<f DnnkelllD,"£'>M.«:£ini<.PS7H>r.46; Litut.kCopt.
■>«April49j Capt. Jc£i<uf.-CaI.P3 Not. 64.
1 WIQlamOregary DawklDa,>'.Sn*. v8 Aug. 44; Eiu.kLimt. r 6 Sept. 44;
Uimt. * Capt. ' 96 April 48 ; Capt, k Lieut.-Cot. 0 Hot. 64.
3 ClnDMtWUUam etrong,".»u. 18 Jan. 90; £i»f . 6 Ha; 4S ; Ctrpt. r 1
Sapt. 48i Capt. ft LUmt.-Cel. 6 Nov. 61.
1 Fnuicl*WiD. Henry, .Bariq/'Waatinorland," CB. Stu. 84 Fab. 43; Lt. 86
Jnly 44; Capt. P 1 Aug. 43 ; £r«v. JV^. 7 Jnna49; Jtfi^'in-, p S3 April 63 ;
£rw. Xf.-Col. SOSapt. 64; Lf.-Cbl. 13 Dec. 64.
^ I JTm. Arthur Bdward Hardlnge/' CB. fnj. >'7Jane44; £t.33Dee.46;
Capt.fl June 49; flmftATippr, 18Dee.64| CapMXI.-C0J.9o Feb.66;
Col. 26 May 68.
a ffoi(.P«reyIlobertfiaallF«ildInK,'*(.£fM.F6Aag.46;£*U.^Xim((.P7Aiig. -
46; Ziexf. ^ Capt. SI Auif. 61 } nTm.-Mi^. 13 Dm. 64 ; Capt. ^ Xt.-CW.
P 33 Not. 66.
S WiUlam Henry Reere, Eru. k. Litul. rSO Dec. 4G ; Xieut. Ic Capt. '33 Aug.
61 ; Capt. & £t.>CM. r 9U Not. 66.
i Chvia Baring," Bnt. Ic Lint, p 9 July 47 ; Ximit. Ic Capt. v fO April
63; £rro.'3fq/or, 13 Dec.64; Capt. A ZiMif.-CoI. P91 Dec. 66
S Hon. Henry Wni. John Byn^ Sni. k Lieut. 87 Aug. 47 ; Zient, fr Cnpf.
P3Har.64; Copt, fc i-t.-CoJ. PS May 60.
I Jo1inUatkettLeCoutcur,*'t3ndj:.tnit. P3MBy44; Xtcut.37 Har.46( Capt.
15 Mar. 63) Bm-et Jlfq/or, 9 Not. 66 ; C^p^ Ic Xf.-Cnl. 18 Not. 6G.
S Henry Armjlage," Ent. k Lieut. p30 Jnly 47; Xtnt. A Capt. p 13 Dec 63;
Bt.Mtiior, IS Dec. 61 ; Capt. k Lt.Col. SO Oct. 68.
I VV. Oersid Llltlefaalea Goodlakc,'* Snii Litvi. p 14 June 60 ; Eiu. ^ Lteii.
PS7June61 ; XJeuf . Ic Copt. 14 July 54; £(.Jtf'{/fn-, 14 Jnna 66; Capt. k
Xf.CW. P38N0T. 50.
• George, Lord Blnghaiii*>, 2ad Lient. p20 Dee. 48 ; Em. ^Lifut.P 140ct. 61 ;
lAeut.k Capt. 39Aug.&4; Bt.Mnjor, 17 July 66; Capt. k Lt.-Col.
V SO Dee. 69. _^ _^_^^_
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P. Sambrook Crawley ,"v<(/.lijl>rr.sl.P 3 Mar. 47lpS3 June 4B
Harrey Tower" p 17 Jan. 61 i p 31 Not. 61
Wm. H. ri*e. Dangan" ntj. ta Apt. w j 1 ■> S3 J uly 6S
ArtharJameaPremantlei^i^ ' 10 Dec. 63 1 p 90 April 63
ITon. Wm. Henry A. Feitding \ 13 Feb. 62, p 30 July 63
Uiefaaal Walker Heneage" i MS Dec. 63
Xorrf Eoitace H.B. G. Cecil p31Not.6I p|3Jai "
Chriitopber Edward BIwkett** .... I 21 Dec. 44 p I Gel
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4 Sept. 64
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7 Oaio— 1 Wood nrrtd the EMttrn c«inp«ifm of 1854, ineludinf tho tattlM of BilaUa?a and UkemMn,
and sltffr of SobHtopol (Ifodftl and OlMpt, and 5th Glafs of the Me4}idie).
S UmaiL-CoL Halkett lerved in the Eastern campaign of 1854, inclnding the battlei of Balaklara and In-
koman (trverely wouoded), and tlefe of Seba»topol (Medel aiid Cla«p»t Knight of the Legion of Honor, and
5tb Clan of the HecUidle).
9 LieoL-Col. Carleton serred in the Eettem campaifni of 1854, including tho battle* of BalaklaTa and
Inkermaa, and ilege of Sebattopol (Medal and Clatpt, and 5th CMaii uf the Mef^idie).
10 Colonel Stepney lerred with the 28th Ri><t. in the 8utleJ campaign of 1B45-6: the command of
the Regiment derolved upon him on the cveniDg of the 21st Dec. at the battle of Feroiethah, which
he retained during the nif^t of thpSlst, and the action of the 22iid Dec ld45 (wounded), and during the
remainder of the actife part of the campaign, until lererely wounde<l by a grape-tliot at the eoneluslon of
the battle of Sobraon, 10 Feb. 1S40 ( Medal and Clasp, and CB.), tHT\ t>d at the siege of 8ebaktopol from
January 1855 (Medal and Clasp, and 5th Class of the Me<yidie}.
11 LIfQt -Colonel Aircf acted as Alde*dr-Camp to Sir Robert Saleattheitonnlng of the Khoonl Csbool Pan In Oet. 1851,
and had his horse shot under him. He served at Alde-de-Camp to Major-Orn. Elphinttone, in AffirhanJiian, from January
IMl. and was present In every skirmish or sortie made by the farrison from the cantonments during the Insurreriion at
Cabool. and wasaflerwards given up as a hostase. He acted as Alde-de-Camp to Sir John M*Casklll at the storming of
Jatallff, and was present with the Buff's at the battle of Punnlar (Medal). Served the Eastern campaign of 1854-&5 as
AAsisC-Qri-Mr. Oen. of the Light Division, Including the ba'tles of the Alma. Balaklava. and Inkerman, and siege of
Hebattopol (Medal and Clasps. CB., Kuigbt ot tbe Legion of Honor, and 4lh Class of the Medjldie}.
18 Lord Dunkellin serred in the Eastern campaicn of 1854, including the battle of Alma and siege of Seboi-
iopol, until taken prisoner in front of tho trenches before daylight on the Stfnd Oct. (Medal and Cluspt and
£th Class of the Medjldie).
14 LieuU-Col. Daw kins served the Eastern campaicn of 1854, including thcbattles of Alma and Balaklara
and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Kniglitof the Lesion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Met^idie)*.
15 Lieut.-Col. 8tr(mg served tlie Eastern campaign of 1854, including tho battles of Alma, Balaklava,*
anl Inkerman, and siege of Sehastopol (Medal and Clasps, Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian
Medal, and 5th Class of tho Me^Jidie).
17 Lord Westmorland served in Uie PuivJaub campaign in 18-10, and was present at the battle of Oooji^rat
(Medal), for which he received the rank of Hrevet-Major. Serted also in the Eastern campaign of 1854
as Aide^de-Camp to Lord Raglan, including tho battle of Alma, the Dispatches of which he conveyed to
England, and received the rank of Brevet Lieut.-Colonel (Medal and Clasp, CB., Kuight of the Legion
of Honor, and 5th Glass of the MeiUidie).
18 (Lionel Hon. A. E. Hardinge served as Aidc-dc-Camp to Lord Hardinge throughout the campaign on
thcSutlej in 1845-0, and was present in tiie battles of Moodkee,Feroieshah, and Sobraon, for which he has
received a Medal and two Clasps; served tlie Eastern campaign of 1854-55 as D. A. Q. M.Qen. of the Srd
Division, including the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and
Claspe, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 6th Class of the Mct^idie).
10 Lieut.-CoIonel Hon. Fercy Feilding served the Eastern campaign of 1854 as Brigade IL^Jor to the
Brigade of Ouardt at the battle of Alma, and on the stafTof the 1st Division at the battles of Balaklava and
Inkerman (severely wounded), and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp, Knight of the Legion of Honor
and 5th Class of the MecUidie). '
and Clasp, and Brevet Msjoe). EmpU^ed as Assistant Engineer under the QJi. General; also as Instructor ofMnsketrv
to the Turkish Contingent under Bir B. Vivian (ith CUss of the Mcdjidie). ^^-^^j
21 Lt.Col. AnnyUge, Msjor Crawley, and Capt. Tower, served the Eastern campaign of 1854, including the
battleeof Alma, Balaklava,and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and 6ih Class of the
Me^Jidie). LLCol. Armytage and (Captain Tower are Knights of the Legion of Honor. Mijor Crawley haa
also the Sardinian Medal.
22 Lt.Col. Goodlake served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battlef of Alma, Inkerman, Bala-
klava, and Tchemaja, and siege and full of Sebastopol. He volunteered for the Sharpshooters of tlie
Brigade of Ooarda, commanded them for 43 days, and was engaged at the repulse of the sortie of
98th Oct. 1854: and he serred on the Quarter-Master-Oeneral's staff ftom Feb. 1855 (Medal and Clasps.
Brevet Mi^or, Yictorla Cross, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th CUss of the MecUIdle).
38 Lord Bingham served the Eastern campaign of 1854 as Aid» de-Camp to Lord Luean, inrlnding tho
battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman (Medal and Clasps, Knight of tbe Legion of Honor, and 5th
Class of the MctVJidie).
24 Captain Heneage served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Balaklava aad
Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Class of the Me<Uidie).
35 CapUin Blackett served the Eastern campaign of 1854 with the 9Srd Highlanders, including the
battles of Alma and Balaklava, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Class of the Medlldle)
20 Captain FltzRoy served the Eastern campaign of 1854, in the 41st Regt, including the battles of Aim^j
and Inkerman (severely wounded), and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
27 Lord Dangan served in the Crimea from the 17ih July 1855, as Aide-de-(^mp to Lord Rokeby (Medal
and Clasp, and 5th Class of the Medyidie). Served as Aide de Camp to Lord Clyde in the Onde campaign
(Medal and Brevet of Mi^or). " ^
38 Mijor Hon. W. O. Boyle served the Eastern campaign of 1854 as Aide-de-Camp to Sir De Lacy Evans
iaeludiag thebattlesin the Crimea, and aiege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Class of the Me^Jidie)!
90 M^or ConoUy served the Eastern campaign of 1854 in the 40lh Regt., including the battle of Alma and'
■lege of Sebastopol: was dangerously wounded (shot through the body) at I he mpul«e of the powerful sortie
on the 96tta October (Medal and Clasps, Victoria Cross, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the Medlldle).
91 CapUin Hon. R. Monck served with the 4Srd Regt. in the Kaffir war in 1853 (Medal).
99 Lwd Holmesdale served in the F<astem campaign of 1854, including tlio battles of Balaklava and
Inkerman (severely wounded), and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
S3 Captain Jervoi«e served the. Ea«item campuign of 1854-65, at Aide-de-Camp to General Airey, in-
elndhig the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sehanopol (Medal and three Clasps, Sardlnhm
MedaL and 5ih Class of the Medjidie).
94 Captain Lambton served at the siege of Sebastopol (Modal and Clasp).
85 Captain Hon, H. W. Campbell served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 as Aide-de-Camp to Sir
William Codrington (Medal and Clasps, Knight of the fiegion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
30 Cnptaln Wm. F. E. Seymour served as u Midshipman with the Baltic Fleet in 1854 (Medal).
87 Captain Egerton served witli the 2Dd Battalion Rifle Brigade the Eastern campaign up to 18th
April 1855, including the battle of Alma and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Cbsps).
38 Quartermaster Falconer served the Eastern campaign of 1854, including the battles of Almt, Bala-
klava, and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
99 Surgeon Wyatt embwted with the 1st Batlallon on the Eastern expedition, and served with it
In Turkey and the Crimea until the end of the war; was present at the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and
Inkerman (horse shot), and siege of Sebattopol (Medal and four <4asps. Knight of the XASion of Honor,
and Turkish Medal).
40 Asslsl.8«geoB Trotter sewed ths Eastern campaign of 1854.64, iacludiaff the aiege aad fall of Sebastopol (Medal
and Clasp).
41 Oajpitaln Wignm scnrad at the siege of Sebastopol from 11th Dec. 1854 (Medal and Clasp, and ftth
CiMQf tbeMi;)klie).
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SaOtFuai&r Ouardi.
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hieing.
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and nth
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T CidOMi DiliTBpla Hnid In Uia Eailara euDpalin of lit*, tneludlni Iha billln of Ujoa (wonndad)
ud lakttiuD, and liat* '' Babuloiwl (Madtl whI Claapi, anil Mb CIhi or tlia Uailjidit).
8 CMmali daBalbaud L<>IdAdgl|ihuiTeiDptaltanad In Ika Crinaa fnni Xm. ISM, and ocra pnanl
M lb* aWf* aad tall of Babutspol (Mtdal aod Claap, ud Stb Claaa of (ha UadlMIr].
10 UeiiLGeloaal Karriek ud Gapula Tsltnhani. aarrrd In Iha Crlmrarroni Kov. 1«M, and warapn-
ifBI at Iba ahia ud tall of BabaatajMl (Mfdal and Claap. and 3lh Claw of Iha Holjtdle).
11 UaoLColoiial Blapbanun KirnHnihtBaitem unipai(n of IBM-bt, Inclndlni ihsbaillaa of Alma,
BaUklaT*. and Inkaman, iIfm oI Sabaaloiial and lorlia on Iba Hlh Ocl. (Uedal and Claipt, Knighl
o/t*aLa«looof HoBM, and*thCla..ofU,»y«IJLdl.).
It UnU>>laaal Uapbvm urrad in ibn Eaaltm caiopaifin of laM-w, InoludlnR lb* balila of Alma
(,aa>w«l7 woBBdad), (laiaudlUlofaalioaUipaUXiHUIurlClup^andllUi Claaa of Iha Uadjldla).
168 Scats FusiHer Guards.
IS LIratColOMi Haygarth Mnr«4 In tbe Battern cunpatfii of 18S4, Inelndlnff tbt tallte of ,
(•ereivljr wounded, shot throuf h ibouldtr and thigh) : Mtdal and daip, and 5lh Otaw of Um Ma4|ldifc
18 LieuLColooel Hon. J. 8. Jnctflyn Mrred in the Eastern campaign of ISM-fift* indndloff tha biuiiai of
Alma, Balaklara, and Inkennan, tlege ofSebattopol and sorlie on SBth Oct. (Medal and Clatpa, Kn^fkt of
the Legkm of Honor, and Sth Clau of the Me^Jidie).
17 Lt Colonel Hon. W. F. Scarlett eerred In the Rastem campaign of 1864-65, Incloding tha battlesof
Alma, Inkerman, and Balaklava, siege of Sebastiipol and sortie oi» the S6th Oct.; waa a^kointad aatra
Aide de Camp to Major General Sir James Yurke Scarlett on 3rd Nor. 1854, and rejoined his BegC 1st
Aprill865 (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Clats of the Me^Jidle).
18 LieuUColonel Alfthlson serred with the 1st Batt. 01st R^. at the Capa of Oood Hope from Dee.
1845 to March 1847: engaged in a screro affair with the Caffres 22nd Majl84d, when hia horse was slral
under him (Medal).
10 Lleut.Colonel Neville served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 as Alde^le-Camp to Sir Rldmrd
England, Including the battles of Alma, Bulaklara, and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and
Clasps, Knight of tlie Legion of Honor, and 5lh Class of the Medjidie).
21 Lt.CoIonel Larabton served from Nov. 1854 at the siege and fall of Sebaatopol (Medal and Claap).
2S Lt.CoIonel Hon. \V. Coke served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the siege of SebaaU^I
(wounded) : Medal and Clasp, Brevet Major, Sardinian Medal, end 5th Glass of the MedJIdle.
25 LtXJolonel Oipps served tbe Eastern campaign of 1834, including the battles of Alraa(wottiided, bayonet
wound of hand), Bulaklava, and Inkennan (eevereljr wounded, shot through neck), siege of Sebaitopol and
sortie on the 26th Oct. (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Mi^or, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 6th Class of
the Medjidie).
20 Lt.Col. Haring served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma, Balaklara, and
Inkerman (wounded), siege of Sebastopol and sortie on the 2tflh Oct., wounded by grapo-ihol at the siege
(Me<lal and Clasps, Brevet Mi^or, Knijrht of tbe Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
31 Capt. Hon. H. Annesley served with the 43rd Licrht Infantry in the Kaffir war of 1851-9-S (Medal),
and was severely wounded. Served with the Scots Fusilier Ounrds In the Eastern campaign of 1854,
Including tlie battle of Aima (severely wounded) : Medal and Clasps.
32 LLCoionel Mure served with the 60ch Rifles iu the KatRr war of 1851-53 fMedal) ; and the Eastern
campaign with the 70th Kegt., Including the battles of Alma and Balaklava (Medal and Clasps).
33 Captain Beaumont served the Eastern compaign of 1854 with the 21 st Fusiliers, inctadlng the battles
of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
34 Doctor Bostock served in the Buffs at the battle of Punniar (Medal). Served In the Eaatem cam-
paign of 1854-55 with the Scots Fusilier Ouards, including the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman,
siege of Sebastopol and sortie on the 20th Oct. (Medal and Clasps, and Knight of the I^on of Honor).
33 Assistant Surgeon Elklngton served the Eastern campaign of 1854-65, incloding tiM bmttles of
Balaklava and Inkerman (wounded), siege of Sebastopol, and sortie on the 96th Oct.( Medal aad Olaspa, and
5th Class of the Medjidie).
90 Captain Cooper served with the 03rd Highlanders throughout the Eutem campaign of 1854-56, in-
cluding the battles of Alma and Balaklava, siege and fhll of Sebastopol (Medal and three Claapa, Sardinian
Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
37 Captain Farquharson joined the Battalion In th« Crimea in the winter of 1864-66, and was at tile
siege of Sebastopol (severely wounded) : Medal and Clasp, and 5lh Class of the Medjidie*
S7t Captain Campbell Joined the Battalion in the Crimea In the winter of 1854-65 and waa at tke siege
of Sebastopol— wounded (Medal and Clasp).
38 Captain Rous served witli the 00th LiRht Infkntry at the siege and fall of Sebaatopol and waa
wounded at the assault of the Redan on the 8lh Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
30 Captains Hay and Moncrictf served In the Crimea from May 1855, and were at the aiefa of Befcartepol
(Medal and Chup).
40 Captain Beresfbrd Joined the Battalion in the Crimea early in Sept. 1855, and was at Um alegt and
fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
41 Capt. Gordon, Doctor Robinson, and Quartermaster Allen serred tbronghont tlie Eastern eampaign
of 1854-55, Including the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, siege and fail of Sebaatopol, and sortie
of 96th Oct. (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
48 AssistSnrgeon Turner serred In the Crimea from Dec. 1854, including the siege of Sebastopol
(Medal and Clasp).
43 Assist.Surgeon Perry serred in the Crimea from June 1855, including the siege of Sebastopol
(Medal and Clasp).
"SfiSToSE?*] la{'nuI^ar)RegimmtafFoot. 169
Ito Xfaf*' Cffktr witbiB tiM Collu of St. Andma, and the Omm otv tt. In the
•MMdMloor thaTUrtla^OMDK.— "St. Ldcia" "EoKoxT-oF-ZBa." r»*A)Ua*,
"Bem" "CoannMA' " Bosaco" " 9*L&iitHCA" " VtTToniA" " Bt, Bbbas-
TIAM" "NlT«" ■• PxRlnSOLA" "NiAOlaA" " W4TB«I.0o" <'IfAaPOSS" "MA-
■HDPOOm" "At a" "Aliia" "Ihksbiiah" "Sbtaktofol."
CBlnut.— 9 A^Af /ron. Sir Edward Blakeoej,) QCB. QCH. Ctenut, 98 Feb.
17IHi£t.MSept.Hi Cap(.34 Dce.H; Jr<[/. 17 Bcpt.lBOI; Lt.Col. U
April 06 ; CW. 4 June 14; Jtfif/.Oni. 97 Mtf 3S; Xl.Oni. 9a June S8 ;
OM.S0JBlMMi CdJ. lit Foot, 91 D«c.U.
£<.Clb^-l Alexuider Barry Hoateoraerr,' CB. Bnt. U No*. S4 ; Lt. 30 Get.
96; Capt.HtXTia.Xl; Maj.rbDtt.i3i Bm. Lt.Cal.WjMaeM; Lt.
CaLSHarchsaj Cof. 13 Jan. 68.
3 Bdmaad Hafthonie,* Bm. 1 8 Way 37 ; LI.H Oet S9 ; Capl. 1 1 Sept. 44 ;
Brtt. M«4or, 7 June 4S ; Mt^or, r 1 April 63 : Lt. Col. r IS Haj 64 ; Ctl,
M IToT. 64.
1 Alaz. B«ei F. HoleombG.^t Bm. ' 3 Dte. 30 ; Limt. 19 Sept. 34; Capt.
99J)a7 49; JWiiJar, 1-6 Aaff. SO; Xl.-Caf. 98 June 66.
VrVInv.— 1 BartoD Dtjenej* Sm. 97 April 90; Xlnif. 'T Julj96; Capt.
* 8 IToT. 97 ; Bnv. Maj. 23 Not. 41 ; £r». Xt.CoI. 11 Not. 51 ; il^vr,
IS HaT. 63; Col. 98 Not. 64.
1 fm.Cha.D»wwtiPlniikett,*£ii«. PllOet. 33;£leiif. 'lO Har.37; Capt.
'90 Dee. 43; Brer.-JVqf. 90 J nne 54 ; ATf^'or, p 3 Hareli 65 ; Bm. Lint.
CW. 9 Not. 66.
9 PrueU Oregoi Urqahsrt,* Siu. r IB Hot. 31 ; Litttt. r 16 Ang. 33 ; Capt.
» 14 April 37 ; Bm. MaSor. 11 Nor. 51 ; Uaiar, 96 June 05 : Bm. Lt.
CM. 9 KoT. 65.
1 PnderickB.)leiii,T£pu.990ct.33i£(.Fl4April3T; Copt.* 3 Hs744i
Brwt. Mttfor, 7 Stpt. 56; Majcr, f 30 March 68. ^^_^____^___
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' 99 Nov. 50
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'97 May 53
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'31 May 59
30 Dec. 53
' 10 Mar. 64
9 Dec. 46
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10 Feb. 64
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10 Apr, 56
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15 Not. 50
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' 31 May 53
' SO Apr. 69
19 Mar. 63
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29 Dec. 64
99 Dec. 64
31 Mar. 48
13 Jan. 66
>18 Aog. 64
19 Jan. 66
13 Jan. 65
6 Not. 64
8 Dec. 64
12 Jan. 65
12 Jan. 56
IS Jin. 56
12 Jan. 56
1 May 66
14 Ha; 66
16 May 56
16 Mar 55
i5 Ma; 56
15 Maj 56
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17 Jane 66
35 Jane 65
96 Jane 66
17 Aug. 56
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38 Oct. 47
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19 Jan. 56
19 Jon. 65
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16 Mar. 68
30 Mar. 58
'30 Mar. 68
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91 Sept. 66
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30 June 69
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9 No*. S6
lit ( Tlte Royal) Stgimait of Foot.
9 81. George Gray
S lUehird LleweljQ Itoberli
i AlMBndErBracsTulloch .
1 Ch«rle«Atklaion Logan .
1 Wmikin John SliBiilr ...
a Lloyrt Evang
3 Henry George Thnmann .
1 John Itlehinl Whn-ler . . .
3 John Kfchard PalUacr . . .
I Alfi'cd BlooRiDeld
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1 Wm. Mauger Duve.v .
1 tlioiDM Arthur Uilla
1 John Slanirelil
''' S Emannrl Trale, A^ .
3 CreHwull Ksaiio Clia. Rookr
a Fergu. F.rroll
1 Alfred Moberlj
a Robert Cuaena
I Percj Ulngham Sehrelbi
1 William Stewart Thortiu
1 Nathaniel SteTenioD...
Sf 8 ArteinajThomaa Aglen.
I Thomaa Atkinwn
i Bdnard tirokir Fringi .
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a HratT Hedley Balnbridgr
^ a Lnke Frederic Si "
36 May 55
11 Ua;S5
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4 Julj 65
13 July 55
>a6Jan. 50
20 July 65
8 Oct. 66
1 Mar. 58
> 7 Uar. 56
n June 65
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4 Apr. 6G '
la Apr. 56'
' 20 Har. 67
' 22 May 57
11 Dec. 57 1 ^ ,„
' 12 Feb. 66 I d.iiH .i
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r^ 1 J»niesl}«acon,>°90e(.56; Sru.OAog.M; Lt.«ApltiOb.
n H Adfutanli. a Entign Bmiinuel Teale, 18 April 60.
1 Lirul. John Jamea HeywDod, 30 Apr. S8.
Jwtmefanr */ Viuitelry.— I Biuign AlfM Halierly, IS JniM 00.
B Airipn A. T. A^Ien, 86 Aof . 60.
QKnrfrr-Jtrnitrrf .— I JoMph M'Qce," 8 Sept. 46.
a Jamn Moon, 1 July 50.
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% » CharlNWrn. WoodroA, H.D. SB Jona 68; AmM.9itr§. tl
Amtttani-'nurftonM. 2 Thomu Knox Blrnle," 7 Jan. 63. [Mareh 61.
^ 1 Bobert Atkinioti,"6Hay 64.
a Angus John Maclcay," M.D. 87 Oct. B4.
SS 1 Jobn Wild Hulaeberg," 14 Dao. 51.
^ I 1 Matbpw Lawrenc* While, S2 BepL 68,
a William White, 83 June 68.
fkcingt Blue — Agent; Mcura. Cox fc Co.
[l(t BatfaliA ntvmtd /ram the Crimea, 3 Jufy 1850. Smbartid for IndU,
88 Jtdg 1857. H^tot el Caleiiatrr.'i
[2nif Bntt. Foreiijn Sereice, 31 Jan. 1853. nepet at Birr.'l
1 8lrE<lirmnlBl«HnniiceDidpaiilcdIliB..pertllloii under »ri]or.Q»n.WhllHolhtWifilIndl»^aB4».i
Ifane llmei toXm prluner bf prlTilcrn >nd lufl^ml Hrin hirdahlpt. In ITW ht ucoliBaBIed Uh «np.
dllkmlo Htriland, aBdirxprHmtlnlhaictlontiif Uitlnili uid ISIh Scpl., und iliw In £oM •! tka £d
*ad flih OetotiH. In IHOT liinllcd wllk thuXoTai PuillLaniaihe BaliLciJolDwlLaMCilhcart^ tiTwdl-
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ilnhiu*. Inieil haulliTdl«LliboDliii:<nninandat(h(FariUan,aDddnTlw
. .-IfBiof ISIt, 13, and U.bawai prManl at Ihe baltlual BaM« aad AltahMa-
„ jded thrDUKh tbo thigh | acllon al Aide* dc Ponlr.>lF(ai of Ciudad Rodrl|a and Badafot—
••••■•It wounded ihfough Iha ami (I Ibc aiiaaltt ballln of Vlliuria, Pampeluna, Pfimafi, and triialit,
alaBdtb*[oll«*lD|E
lorui
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a Bflflun.a
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tColonrt MonliDmHT ifired In *.«l>lKlam alio the liaitara campalfn of IS
Bart^lanK'Jal.nd^lh'ciatioflheMmlJIrllel. '" '"*" " '*''
3 0alonalBarl>iar7i«ti-r>edi>llh1ht(iethHrirl.«nlb»Chlnai?IpwllllDnlnI9l«(l(p
thtaltaakandcaptureDf ChlnKI*B(Foo,andat ibt Innalmrnigr Mantln. HfHr
Bit Colin 0am pball In Iha Puojauh sain|ialcni>f IM»4, and wai pnaeni al U>« haUli
HaovaHak, aBdOwtJanl.andatibgiabaaquiDtiMeupaUanorpHhtwiir (Uedall. Bi
, and vp to tin (l><
' awnwandj a?|
m^CU-
Ijf {Tlie Enyal) lUpiment qf Foot. 171
CompulM mt tbt Mth on Um tzptdltlon to th* Koh«t Put with Sir Chftrlet Napier, th« Comminder-ln-
Chi«r. 8«rf«d villi Um Itt Batt. Rojral Heft from 99th Auffost 1805, and at tb« iIm* and fall of Stbaa-
topol (Mfttal and CiMm aad flCh Olata of tho If «Uldie).
4 OqIoimI DavcMy Mrrod la tho Battoni eampalgn of 18ft4, IneludlBf tha batilat of Alma and Bala-
klava, and ilaiioor Sabaitopol (Modal and tbr«« Clatpt, and 5th Claia of tho Mo4Jidi0).
ft LL-CoL Hon. O. D. nunkett lenred in Canada durinx tho R«b«Ilion of 1S87-S8. Alto tho Battem
■ilHiaiia mt lt04-6ft| indndlM tho Wttkt of Alma and Inkorman, •logo and fdl of flobattopol (Modal
aad Qlmp§, Bi^rol Lt-Ooloaol, Kalght of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 5th ClaM of Ihe
]lo4|tdio).
a Lt.-OoloMl Uiqaliarl landed la tho Orimea with the «nd Bati on tho 99nd April 1850, and wai at
bo alago aad fUl of Bobaalopol (Medal and Claap, Brevet Lt.*4;olonel, Bardiniaa Medal, and i
tko alago aad fUl of Bobaalopol (Medal and Claap, Breret Lt.*4;olonel, Bardiniaa Medal, and 6«h CUui of
tfcolMlidto).
7 Miilor Main iortod tho Baatern campaign of 1854, and up to the Srd Maj 1855, Inelodinr the battlee
of Alma aad BaUklaTt, and tiege of Bebaatopol (Medal and three Claapi, and 5th Clart of the MctUldie).
8 Haiar Gore aarred with tbd tnd Batt. In Canada durinf Ihe rebetUoh In 18t7-f8, Inclading the
atona aad oaptora of St Charlea and 8t. Euataehe, and alterior operatlom on the RIehellea and adjacent
cooalfy. Waa with the right wing on lK>ard the Premier when that tranaport was wrecked. In Not.
1841, In the Oulf of Bl. Lawrence. Landed with the Battalion In the Crimea on the 9tnd April 1855,
aad waa at the ilego aad Ihll of Bebaatopol, and wounded in the trenches un 0th Julj (Medal and Clasp).
0 Oaptaia Colea serred the Eastern campaign of 1854, and up to 5th Feb. 1855, laelnding the battles
of Alaa and Inkormaa, and slot e of Bebaatopol ^Medal and three Clasps).
10 M^or Wells aerred thoKastem campal^ of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma and tnkerman,
siege aad Ihll of Bebostopol (Medal and three Clasps, Breret Major, knight of the Legion of Honor, and
Mk OIMB of tho Modlidle).
11 Caplalaa Taafib and GuKols, and Lt. Freeborn, and Paymaster Banipfleld, hinded In the Crimea
with tho fad Batt. on the find of April 1866, and were at the siege and mil of Bebaatopol (Medal and
Olaap). LlOBt. Fracboffi has the 5th Olaat of the Medjidle.
19 Oaplain Chtretle aerred the Bastem campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma and Inker-
man, alego aadful of Sebastopol (Medal and three Claitps, and Ath Claas of the MeiiUldle).
18 Caqptain Bmtth sorred the Bavtom campaltn of 1854, and up to 8nd Jmlj 1866, Including the battles
of Alma and Inkorraan, and siege of Bebast^ol (Medal and three Clasps).
14 Captain Legge sorted at the siege of 8el>aatopol from S2nd April until wounded at ihe attack on the
Qoarrtea 8th Jano 1886 (Medal and Oiasp).
15 Captalna Badd and Hope served the Bastem campaign of 1854*55, including the battles of Alma and
lakerman, and alego and fisll of Bebaatopol (Medal and Clasps, Sardinian Medal, aad 6th Class of the
Mediidio). _^
16 Copiuia winiaBie and Lieot. Hon. T. 0. Plunkett aerred at the alege of Bebaatopol f^m 89th Aog.
1856, aad wore woaadod oa 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
17 Captain O'Oonaoll sorred at tho aiogo and fUl of Bebastopol from 9lsl Nov. 1864 (Medal and Clasp.
aad 5th Claao of the ModOMio).
18 Captain Mailer aerred lathe Kaitem eampalgn of 1854-55, Includiug the siege and fall of Bebastopol,
from Iftlh April 1866 (Medal and Claap).
19 Captain Btaart aoteod at tho alego of Bebaatopol from 98od April antll severely woanded on 7th Jane
1865 (Medal Mid Claap, and 5th Olaaa of tho MedJidie).
90 Captain Whitoserrod at the alege of Bebaatopol fromS 1st Nor. 1854 to 10th Aua, 1855 (Medal and Olaap).
91 Oaptahi Willla aerted at the siege and fall of Bebastopol from 9th Dvc. 1854 (Medal and Cla«p, and
5th CiMa of tho MedUldle).
92 Captain Maanora aerred in the Baalcm campaign of 1864-55, laelnding the alego and fkll of Bebas-
topol from 9th Jan. 1860 (Medal and Olasp, and 6th Glass of the MedJi'iie).
23 Cq»tain Vefatnrme aerred with the 17th Begt at Hw aiege and fall of Sebaatopol from I9tk May 1856 in-
clndmg aaaanlta of the Bedaa on ^e 18th Jnne and 8th Sept. ; alao prcaent at the Umibanlment and surrender
of Kinbonme (Medal aad Chap).
S9t Uont. Low aerred at the alego of Bebaatopol from I0lh Jane to 6th July 1866 (Medal and Claap).
94 Lieula. Haoaell aad Beagrim aerted at the siege and ftUl of Bebaatopol from 90th Aug. 1856
(Medal and Claap).
96 Liodt. Bro» aorrod at the afege and ftill of Bebaatopol fram 98rd April 1856 (Medal and Clasp).
90 Uoat. Crooffk aortod at tho aloge and roll of Bebaatopol. from f7ih Jan. 1856 (Medal and Qasp).
97 Uoat Heyoood aorrod at tho aiego and fall of Bebaatopol from 1st June 1865 (Medal and Olaap).
SO Paf maator Deacon aerred the Eastorn campaign of 1854-65, including the battles of Balaklara and
Inkerman. and siege and fall of Bebastopol (Mvdal and Clasps).
81 QrJIaaior M*iBee aerred the Saatem campaign of 1854-56, including the battlea of Alma and
lakeraian, aiece and fkll of Bebaatopol (Medal and Claapa;.
89 BoffOOB Ileam aerred in the Eaatom campaign of 1864, and up to 90th March 1855, Including the
kattloa of Alma and lakanaaa, and aiege of Sebaatopol (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Class of tho
MeiUkdie).
88 Aaslat-Boffetma Blroie, Athlnsoa and Mackay aerred at the siege of Sebaatopol In 1855 (Medal and
Claap).
84 Aaatot-Borgeon Hulaeberg aerred with the 8th Hnaaara the F4Mtern campaign of 1855, Including
Ike batUo ot ihe Tchernaya and fall of Bebaatopol (Medal and Clasp).
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Auittant Surg«i>M.~l Henry Joeepli Row, 0 March 66.
I a Jamei Siactnlr, M.D. & Aaf. 53.
1 Slephen Henry Manhall, 7 May 68.
3 Henry CaU Peppin, 9 Nov. 07.
1 Richard Berctrord Canon, UB. 32 Jnae 58.
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^^titdBatlalmi embarked far Malta, 13 Feb. 186H. Bepat, Walmer.^
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(■DapMeCaaiil^lKrTfdwIiliUiitlXLi.lnbiiiii'lnili? Cilmti-lii ibc i»Dchn ■[ ttia tint anil
fcltaf DtliMhJMl.— J OB til c MfeJIInui lu Koileb lUedtUnd Cle>ii).
Jim SniilaMnpnl mi r- Um njirdlikiig lo K.rlck. In Au^utt he w'ti ■I'pnlnicd Bricidt Uajoi lo the
VJlliliailt lUfiMai Olditon, ud wu pnunl ■( (he AiU a1 tiel)utoiKl (Hnlat and Clu)j> >cil tub OIih
u OMarn thBMonb* timd with ihe Mih Bast, u Iha drfe or Btbulopol In lUt.M (Midal nd
due. aad SudlDlu Mtdal),
If Capnda BndT f«f«d i>Uk Ike lit Bnrala et Ik* tl«t* aad U irf Bebeitopel ban lit Juw i«h
(Medal Bad Cla^i).
174 9nd {The Xlu§M^9 Bo^ B0fim€nt ^ Foot.
tt GapUla Lynch Mnrad in Pvnia with tht Onvtlrf Division la ItiT. Jtin«4 9«vdoek*t tent fln Ito
flnt tnkittir the field, and wti nrMtnt In 9Wtj aotion Ibufht bj that eolanin (horin |UM«4 |rt Cnwnfoiny.
la nomnaad of tho Tolnntaar O^vnirr with the On4a laU Im^ m4 w»
Berred luhMqumitlj ai second la oonmaad or tho Tolnatoar Oavniry with tlio Onda Md Hf^
prwent in all tha aeUons font ht hy that fbtoa until the relief of Loehaov 9« 91 Itpt. WK (aaftiolf
wonaded, mentioned in Dlenatchee).
St Lient Crooma eenred in the Kaflir war in 1868 (Medal).
14 fttfinMi F^M aenrad with the lOtli Begt. in the eampaivn on the Sntl^ in 1848, and wm prawnt at the
batlto of SohnMn (Vadal). Bar? ad with the Queen's Boyala la tha KaOt war of Mil^St (ICadal) ; «ad with
Iho wpodHlon north of tho Omafa lUfar in 18a9-«8.
ICkmHMHatiom qfNotet to drd Foot.^
10 Captain ^earson wnred In the Crimea firom8rd Sept. 18a9,iadadlog thaiiafaof SohMlipol and atlaek
on tha 8th Bept (Medal and Clasp).
17 Qaptataa Stewart and Baadeaenrad at the siege of Sehastopol in 1865, and beloagad to iho e«wlaf and
ladder party at the assault of the Redao on the 8th Bept. 1866 (Medal and Olaap).
18 Captain Roe sarrad at tho slefo of Bobaitopol in 1866, and was Aetlnc Adlfataat of tha Baft al tin asaalt
of tho Sodaa on tho 8tk 8ept.~isontiooed in Dispntehca (Medal and Clasp, aad Kalfht of tha ttfiH of
Honor).
10 Captain T. A. Cos aervedat the siaga of Behastopol in 1866, aai was wouadtd ai tha afwalf of the
Bedan on the ath Bept. (Medal and Claap, aad 6th Class of tha Ma^lUle).
SO Lieut. Letu tenrrd at the siege of Bebsstopol In 1856, and wss daiwerouslx wounded al Uia aasaalt of
the Redan on the 8th Bept. (Modal and Clasp, and 6th Class of the Me^llAa).
Si Captain Newton served as Aide da Camp to Brigadier General Stranbensee at thosiegaof BshagtftP"^
in 1866, and at the aiaault on the Bedan on the 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
22 Lieut. Peaeher served the Bastern campaign of I864-M on the Amsjr Medlenl Btaff (Madal aad OtfpV
88 Qr.Master Blteeet served with the BuA at the battle of Punniar, 98ih Bea. 18a (Modal). Altaal
the siege of Sebastopol in 1866, and assault of the Bedan oa the 8th Bept. (Medal and OUimi.
84 Buff. Burke served with the 60th Beat, throughout the campaign on the Butlai hi iBdBoi^ aad was
preeent nt tha hattles of Moodkee. FerosoAah, Allwal, and Bohraoo (Medal aad thma C»as9s)l i» tha l«n
latter enfsgements, and to the ead of the war, he was in UMdlenl eharfa of tha Begiiaat. Baifad with
tha Buflii at tha siege and aesault of Behastopol (Medal and CUspK
at OaptaiaBtasoaservod with iha lilh Boyalirish throaghoattha saaoad Baraaaa «ir(MMB|)»MMta8
the ciataia of Martahan, Baagooa, Frooo, aad tha Doaahow stoekadas.
•J»ftpialaBo»ataaiiamdwmilhaOayaMaaalad BiiaaMa tai tha Xattr war al IBir.Mi lBlM«f
l.ft.'iSt.] MUB.Xml^JUsLtfFMHtrTlltBuft). 176
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M^.Oin. II No*. 51 ; Lt. Om. 9 Apr. 69 ; Col. 3n] Foot, IS D«c. AT.
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Aug. 41 : Ci^. >■ 10 D«. 41; Jlfq/ar, 15 Utjii; Brevet LI.Dol. a Not.
66; Lt.dal.MAag.b7.
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£r«iMt JVi^ar, IT July 66 ; Mnjor, Hi Hay S7 ; Xf.Cal. ' 31 Dee. &7.
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Not. 53; BnvJlqjor, 9 Not. 55 ; Afqwr, 90 Feb. 6S j Xf.C^f. '39 July 69.
^ Vo/on.— 9 John Uardman Burke,' fit. p t Ndt. 39 ; Xlfut. ' 3 Harcb 43 ;
Cejit. 0 JaaG64; Bne.W^/or,l2 0lX. 6i; Jtfi^r, H Aug. 55.
L HeDrTJobnKlDg,.KM. PBAur 45; Xf. p 23 April 47; Ccjif. P 19 Not. M;
AfofOT-iPSl Dec. 57.
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i William Jaa. Mewlon"
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1 Qeorge Noble Rue" ..
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I Talbot Aihlty Coi" ..
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1 Chaa.JohDEopnTyler"
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1 BaiioD John Cox,"*.
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2 Ley*Ml Edwin Lewla..
1 Alfred B. LetU," Aiff.
3 John Awdry
3 Ltoael 8l Aubyn ....
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1 WaHcT Aug. Daubeny
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IHKERIIAH" " 8ETA8T0P0L."
CtleHeI^-9 Sir John Bell,' KCB. Em, 1 Aug. (U; LUul. 1 Oct. 07; Capl.
IS UATch I! I Miy. SI June 13; Limit. Cel. 12 April Uj Col. 6 Msf 91 ;
iriVor-Gcn.SS»uv. 41; Xt.-Gcn. 11 Nov. SI ; CoMth Foot, 26 Dec. S3.
XL-Cofoiub.— I ThoiuM William*,' Cfl. Em. T IS Sept. 32 ; it. p 7 July 95 j
C^. vn June 28 j £r«r.-Jlfiu\ S3 Not. 41; Major, 1 June 4Q; Sr«c.
U.-Cel. II Not. 51 ; Col. 28 Not. 54; Lt.-Col. 7 Aug. 55.
3 FMlnud Wliittlughun,' CB. Eris. 2 Nor. 3'>; LI. p 19 Feb. 36) Capt. '30
April 41; Brnet-Major, 33 Doc. 42; Mnjor, vi Oct. 47; Brevtt Lt.-Ofl.
90 Jana 64 ; Ll.-Col. raO Aug. 56 ; Cot. 20 Oct. 58.
IWlUiun Vfllbj,* Eni.rSJ May 3(1; Lt.'l Oct. 37 ; Capl.' 10 U«c. 47; X^.
71ng.65; £t.CoI. 15 Feb. 5:i.
Jfif/Brf.— 1 Thomu Hartin,* Eat. 37 M>; 36; Lt. 27 Oct. 39; Cnjit. 6 D«e. il;
Jtf<Vor,i'l2Maj57.
S QtOTgt Lathtm Thomion,' £hj. P S7 Jul; 36 ; Lt. 0 April 41 ; Capt. P 0 July 5S ;
Bt.Xnjor, 3 Nov. 55; Vl.Ll.Col. 3G Dec. 50; M^jor, 30 Jao. 57.
3 Wm. Oonioa CureroD,' En*. 84 JUy 44 ; Em. ^ LI. P IS May 47 ; Lt. ^ Capl.
PI5Julyfi3; Brpwf Mqjor, 34 April 05; ^Vfyor, 23 Oct. 67,
' " — '-■-'-—■'■aQftmble,' Bn«. » 19 AprU 44; if. PSfi Feb. 45; Capt. P 10 July
0 June S6 ; Mqjor, 15 Feb. 50.
I Cock*' .
ry Anwll '
, Trevor' .
: i Frincii niber Hamilton"'
1 1 Tbomti Sheppard'* . .
1 |3 Cntbbnt Ecclea"
1 Auguitut Joatph Sykd'
1 John Wimbnm Laurie"
S Henry John Bowyer"
I 3 Donald FarrlngtoD ..
I '9 JofaD lUlpli Carr"
1 13 BawdoaC.P.deRobeck"
) S Frederick Boehmer ...
) 1 1 Cliarin Patrick Btokci"
3 I John Uowtey"
) 8 Tho*. Blakiiton Houiton
3 AlKred J. Donglai Smith
8 William Conrreie
■i I John William Madden .
I JahDM'DoircUEIlIol".
1 Henry BndgcnHaule'"
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0 ' 1 Henry Arthur Grey Todd; I May 65
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[lit BaU.rtluni*dfn>m lluCnmta, liJulgae. if mterinf /«■ JTannttM, SI
JJtpct, Ckiehtttar.^
[and Bait. embarlKdfor Corfu, May 1850. Depot, Walmer.1
ci.,~KDlthl or lb* LgflDn of Hon.
• ODiMri WfelttlBikMa •ami u
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S H^or Hwtm HTtid wJIh llw leib Rord in>li IbniiiiliiHil Iba Cbln& BipcdlUun (Utddl, ud wu
pnHDt It Ihi Momlni oT Amoji iltick Add aplurf of Chapoo, WowBm>>hmih«i|inaObla sluif Fdo
In Iba Orli
a—t^. OaptalaSfkMliuilwlhiBtfdiiilnMnbl. C>i>Ulr
l> n(MlB BMla Hmd ttaraanhinil ttic Rulcin «in|Mi|in u' ion-i», luiiiiiuiiiii m ••■•m di ^idii
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ciwT>, u>i Mh atM or im ii*djiiii«).
IS duUlB lanrli Hrttd ftl ihc lifts nrd hill of Bibulopol fnnn Not. ]«M, ud vu luuid In tk*
rnalH o( lb* tirn »RM an lh> nlfhi gf Ilii Und Nui. I»M, ud Urn rollowiiif imnlai (£m ud
Clup, ud Bib Clw at Uit Hoilfldli).
18 OuUlB Boirrir Mn*d Ib U« Buuia napilfii rraw Hoi, 1(M, tneluillBC Ik* bUUa ml lifcMMiii
•lift lA Ul iT ■aftHlsrM <H*«m ud m Ckifi}.
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BMttm CMmOga of 1SM-U, IndndiBf Um bftltlM of
' MMMdls of the Ittli Jbm u4 81k fltpC (Metel and
It fljptih Clif ■■rfii with tha atrd Reft tlu Bii
aft Hii tahOTM, riin iM M) of SebMiopoi, Bad
HBO. avi Hk Oiaia or Hm Ma^lidit).
. ~ - ^ ^^y^^ ^y^ ^^ ^^ 1^1^ ,g ^, OrlmM Awn tl Dee. 1M4, laeludlaf tba Blefe
awl aaauilts of the Itch June aad SUi Sept (Medal aad daep).
lod Hovbj eaiTtd aft Um eiiM and Ikll of iataartoMl from Mot. 1854 (Medal aad
■i4«Mlofr
tt dptalna Hafcn aad Hovlej eeirtd aft the eiafe
ClaepX f^ftaln HpfrWqr hae alio (he flardiniaa Medal.
« Qa^itaim BUIoi aad Ckwetable, Lleuti. Law, Qrelon, Geone, and Bojce.ferved at the »Uiffe and W
of iakotloMi (Modal a«d ObMp).
M Ouptatm Made lanredat Um iloga of iebastopol Uom Jan. 1866 (Medal and Glaip, and fith ClaH of the
MedJidlo).
tft Ooalor aorri^o, la the let Dnfoona, lerred the Seatern campaign of 1S04-S5, including the battlea
«r BdaUava a»d Intermaa, tlefe of Bebaetopol, night atUck on RoielaB oatpeitc lOlk Feh., and eapedl-
MoB to Koftok (Medal aad tkioe Ola^ey.
8f Aaeiat^^Soiiaoaa BkU aad Bnkine lerred at tke aiege and faU of Sebattopol (Medal and Claap).
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ICtmtinuaiien qf Notes to 6th Foot,]
11 Major Maara lenred with the 8th TuiiUeii in India daring the Mntiny of 1867-58, end wu oreeeni with
HaTdock'a Ibree in the actioaa of Mangarwar, ^ture of the AlumbaKh, lelief of Ludmow, ana eubeeameat
actione on the 80th and 97th. end Sortie of the 89th September. 8occi)eded to the ooamand of the Aegt <m
the 8th October wd eomaannfid it until the end of the liege. and at the etonning of the Engine Hooae end
King'e Steblee^-mantioiied in detpatehee and thanked faj the Goremor Oenenl in Council (Brevet Mi^o^.
Served under Outiam thnmghont the operaticme at the Alumbagh from Nov. 1867 to March 1868, and at the
Bi«e and capture of Lneknow under Lord Clyde j aleo in the Ouob campaign of 1867-68, including the action
of Bnxar GuU and defeat of the rebeli nader Bani Madhoo, capture of the ftnrt of Omerah and dMtroction pt
aeveral other torta (Medal and Claipe).
IS Gaptahi Adair ■erred during the Bepoy Mutiny in 1867-8^ ineludlng Havtlock'e advance on Lucknow,
afettone at Mungarvar and Alumba|h, aaeaalt of Lucknow and relief of the Beiidenejr (horM ibot) and
eortie of the 96tk BepC; wat eererely wounded on 97ih Sepc, and tpeeieUj noileed by General Havelook
for gallantrv on the 9Mk Sqitembor*
UCapuieMactetaaeNnedwiik the MMh B«it. the la«tem eeaq^ilgB from Oct. 1M4, indndiag the battle of Ink*.
u, lUCe aad Ml ef iebMCoeol (Medal eed Cla^).
liCeptaiB mriiBiH lenedwilh the Mth lege la the CifaBM Ann 81 Dte. UM, iaehidiM the dcge aadflJlef
■ebertopol aad attache ef the Ifth Jane ead athSepl. (Medel ead ClMp, ead ith Cku of the McdUidie).
17 Ceptain PoekUafton ecrved with the S8th Begt. throughout tke Eestem carapaigu of 18M-A8, iachidlag
the battle of Atana, aad elege of Bobaetopol (Medal and Claepi,and fitk OaM of the Medjidle).
18 Oaptaia HarkaeiiierTedwitktlie 65th Beet, throoghont the Eaetem campaign of 1894-55, including
the battlM of Alnift andlnkennaa, ilcge and iUT of Bobaetopol, iortle of SOth Oct. 54, aad aeMuU of tke
Sedan on 8th Sept. (Medal aad three Glatpe, aad 6th Claee of the Me^Jidie).
lot Gapcala FitaBoy eervod dnriag the Sepoy Mutlay In 1867-58 aad wee present at the relief of Luck-
■ow by Lord Clyde iaclading the attackionthe Dilkooeha, Martlniere, andBecunderhegh ; with Ontram'e
MvleiOB iB tbf Alambagh aad ongegad la the varloue operatloae there i aleo at the eitge and eaptiiio
of Tank now I
SI XJont. Maiay Joined Havelock'e Ooiumn at Oawnpore on 18th Sept. 1867 aad waa preeent In the
aettoae of Masferwar and Alambagh, aeaaaUon Lucknow aad relief of the Beeldency, engaged theaee at
the taking of the Cawanore battery, aad etoraiiog of the Engine Hoaae and King's Siables ; wee tubae-
qncBtly wifb Outram'eroree la the Alombagh and engaged in repelling the numerous attacks and in routing
Ike tMny on SSed Dee.| aleo at the siege aad fUl of Lucknow.
ft lieut. Lewie wae at the relief of Arrah and delisat of the DInapore Mutineers at Jugdeepore.
SS Captain Ohifleld served In the Indian campaign of 1867-58, and was present at the relief of Arrah
(wwaaded) and defeat of the DInapore Mutineers at Jugdeapore; with Haveloek's force la the aetiooe of
Mnngarwara and Alumba(^, and defence of the latter uatll arrival of Lord CI} de; actions of LaMarti-
Blaio aad relief of Lnckaow ; witk Outram's force at the Alnmbagh with repulse of numeroue attaek4,aad
opoiBftloae ending In the capture of Lucknow ( eabeequently In the llnel campaign In Code (Medal and
Claep).
98 Captain Vaeoa wae at the relief of Arrah (hoaorably mentioned) and defeat of the Diaspora Mutkieere
at Jugdeepore. Aeeompanled Havelo«k*s Column from Cawnpore ia Sept. 1857 ead preeeat la the aetiooe
of Mongarwar aad Alumbagh, aesault of Lueknow and relief of the Resldeney and various sortiee tkenoe.
Barred also wttb Outram's oivlsloa be8Mre Luekaow including the action at Oullee.
IS Pajmastor taster wae preeent at the capture of Lucknow and subsequent operations (Medal and
98 Ceptala CuMtt eenred ia India during the Mutiny of 1867-68, and was preeent at the action of Ku4fwa
wader Sir Wm. Peel, at the relief of Lucknow by Lord Clyde, with the force in the Alumbagh under Oatram
fimm Mov. to Martk indading the aetimi of Gouiiee and the whole of the operatious till the capture of Lack-
r<— wounded on 19th Marcn 1868, was eubeequentiy present in the Oude campaign of 1868-69; including the
actum of Bniar Gh^ eaptare of Umereen and other fort* (Medal and Clnapa)
97 Doctor Swettenham aerved with Havek)ck's Goluma in the action of Muiigarwar, attack aad capture of the
Alambagh, aaeanlt and relief of the Besidenejr uf Lucknow and ita subeequeat defence (vouadad) ; preeeat
with Onbam'k divialoo thrnafkoat tke ocenpauoa of the Alumbagh and the Soitjae thence, aleo at toe capturo
of Lneknow by Lord(3ydek tfie eubeequaat campaign in Onde, ineladhig theadiim of Bniar Ohat,IlDQadmkma,
and other wmar afbdn (Medal and two Oaepe).
98 Doctor Bod iarvad witk tke Slit Begt. U tka Kaflb War in 1861-19 (lM8l^
ISO 5th Begt. of Fo<a
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Foot, 36 June At.
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William Omve ADnealey
Richard Rcnr; Qoodwia
John Danraon"
Johu L. Otwny HinHrgb
W. C. F.Bnrlton Bennett
Thamtt Folllott Powell..
Henry Parklnaon
Jamet StHloiaD"
John Edward Tewarl ....
Richard Bolton
John Arthur Broekmaii . .
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Henry John Lawrell ....
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John Orahame
John Augiiatiia Staines . .
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DaTid Qarrick Protheroe
Rowland O'Connor
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Aubrey Wm. O. Baauden
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John Thomion Bowert • .
William Wartle'^
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Jan)e« George Cock burn
Charlca Whyts
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BooDlh Phi InUo Amalolii UgunUlni Mlh Ikte. ISflO (lIDrw Ibol), ind dIki Jg Ih« thlnrlfb on tl» fol-
lOHUuillT >•<"•« ■■i*K*Lil»i>iiu Hock ud Fori Wlilli.whnilknia bodf or KUInw>nd*iMl«4Kia
riHllDHlainillaBHIaOanFnIOnIrn}. Coniniiiiiled th* Olh Rogi.oniha <th Pcb. when UticM kj ■
killed (nmltoBW In Oaaarnl Ordera). Appnlnlnl Cominindnnl or Porl Ellubtlk anil llM dialilet of
UUaali^i Id Marck lU], and >■■ plwJ In emiitnand at 300 Inlu and IM nwnt«d tmnlMn Ite Ikr
■MBT tnm tk* abm ilm* idUm e)n» ot Iht war In MarcK Iwa (Mtdal).
4 H^sr naneUar teriad vlih a dalachmaiil i,t the «ih Begt. unl rrom Romliar In tUt a(»lBH Ika
Hotlialnl raballloB of lUI-9-5, wat pr«ml wldi lUe' Raft, on naarlr arair palro], and acianl limai
Mtncad villi (b* SDainj ) mniiwndad Iha Rofl. In aikirmiih at IhtCaboula Hill, MUi June lUI, wbn II
htmud tk* r«ar.iuud lo IbadltiaioB than prolrctliu leapturtor l.tM litad of OalkauMla (Hadil).
5 UajoT Gore anJ Caplain LlordHind in the Kamr nr of INl-S (k*da1|.
7 lUloTOamaarndUimiahaulibaKanraaror )SM.»(K>dal)! act«lH Pl*lill4lutant lolbdn-
fuDlrrat tha caniiMHdDail dT koatllitlraln Iha an^aiinnanl In lb* Bumuli PaH.and onibe rallgwla(d*j,
wlH-n Ineapacllated bf iraandi, materanil llmM Btirlr t*k«i prlivarr. Proirnlat Fori Wblu whia Itat
SibBHrtli. In Htj lUI b« vat appointeil Cumi'nandanl of an Irrrgular corpi o( BurDpniii, dwl|uwd
" Caur'i BIOh," bd4 durlni Iklrttvn monlhi ol ih* msal arlin period of npcrmtiona tlili lerpa did (ood
s^«a*l*d|*d In Ooncral Oidcn. and (he virloui reparli of Cemniuidrra or Diiliioni. On Iha dlikaof-
Bail oT "Oallr't Blllea." k* rdnlnnl hli ittitt. (ilia atli|, and pnKfnIad vlUi Iba •ipedlLlon adalaal the
paranioBBl ehlaf Krall, and on hi> return to hend-qearUn oia appolnWd la tk* asiniiiBnd of Fort Or*ri
■kich ke keld till Ih* teaaallon of lioulllllea, durJn( vhleh pcrWd, bialdaa rtsdarlni lb* p«l jMrtKliT
dafenalM*. vatfona and a*lllc, which vais on thma««lon> taken hf IkaaMmr MddrlinioKvararHBii-
tured bjllie nrrbonaNdar Capt. Oallji. U'w [vie* MtBtcli wouadtd bf lanakM ballelilbaBaomahl'BU.
B CaplUn TbanpiaB atmd with th* tlh Raft. 1b tha Kaai war at lMS-9. Alio Ib thu si laai-M)
va> pnaeat at ttw opataUaa* la A* WatorUoDl In 8*pl. IWl aad In MBRh ItM i aad r*talTW a eimpU-
wniarj Mtar tnm Wr Haitr *■■■>> 'kll* la eoBBBad of Port Orn, lot rawatlBf with a nr; iBall
184 eth {The Royal Irt fVarmckskire) ttegt. t^PM.
0 LLCol. Elklngton tenrwl with Um flth ReffU In the Kaffir wan of It47aiid ltSI-n(lf«d«IX~d«iliif
which he wiu present at the operations in the Fish Rircr, WateriilooC AnwHohtt, and Tmaa-Kei Expedi-
tions In command of the Light Company. He served as Assistant Quarter- Master-Qenerml to the Octomaa
Contintent from its formation In May 1S9A, to the close of the war, for which he reoelved tlie Breret rank
of Malor and the 4th CIas< of the Me^Jidie.
10 CapUln yeilden scnred with the Mth Re^t. the Bsstern campaign of \%!A and «p to Jolj 1896, in-
clnding the battle of Alma and sie^e of 8«ba«topul. wounded (Medal and Clasp*).
11 Captain PhiUipps senred with the S9th Kegt. in tlie Crimea from SI Dec. 1864, including the dege and
fall of 8ebastopol,and attacks of the 18th June and 8th Sept (Medal and Clasp).
19 Captain BLsek servad with the 43nd UiglilaBaers in the Crimea frou Uth July 1M«, iadaUiff the siece aad fUl of
■chMUmol (Medal and Clasp).
It Captain Dawson senred with the 0th Regt. in the Kaffir war of 1846-47; also throughout that of
1860-6S (Medal), including the operattoits in the Fish River, Aroatolaa, and both the Tmns-Kel Expedi-
tions, on the latter of which as acting Adlutant.
14 Ueat. Kvlioo ssnrsd with the 4f th Hefft.Tn the Crimea from the 18th Aug. 18W, iadodbig the siege and fall of
8el»aatopol ( Medal aad Claqi) .
17 Ueut. Wastle senred with the 6th Regt. in the Kaffir war of 1846-47; also throughout that of 1856-
63 (Medal), Including the operations in tlie Fish River, Ajnatola*, and huth the Trans-Kel Expeditions.
10 Ensiffn Helyar senred with the 43ad Highlanders in the Indian campaign in 1868, including the
action of Khankur, defence of Jail (wounded;, and subsequent operations at tthah|ehanporo (Medal).
91 Pafmaster 0*Coanor served with the 1 Ith S«gt. ia the Crimea from 19th Jaanary ISM, inclading the siege and fall
uf Bebastopol. and assault of tiie ISth Jane (Medal and CLaep). «
2t Doctor Hyde served in the Raslem campaign of 1834-65, and was speclallj nealiooed and reeom-
mended for promotion in Sir Harrj Jones' dispatch of 16th Sept. 1866 (Medal with Clasp for Seba^opol,
aad 6th Class of the Me<Uidie).
[dmiinuationof Note$ to 7 th Fooi,\
15 Captain Clayhills served with the 96rd Highlanders in the Eastern rampalga of 1864-66, iacluding
the battle of Balaklava, siege and fall of Bebastopol, and assault of the Redan on tlie 8th Sept. (Medal
and two Clasps).
16 CapUin Herbert serred with the 31st Regt. in the Crimea fkom S9nd May 1865, ineluding the ilege
and fall of Sebastopol, and attacks of the 18th June and 8th Sopt. (Modal and Clasp).
17 Captain Daubeny served with the 90th Light Infantry in the Crimea from 6th Dee. 1864, iaOlading
the cu>ture of the Quarries, siege and fiiU of Bebastopol, attack of the Redan on the I8th June, and
formed one of the storming party on the 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
18 CapUln Coope served with the 67th Regt. in tlie Crimea in 1866, ioclndlng the siege and fall of
Sebastopol, capture of the Quarries, and assault of the Redan on the 18lh June; abo at the bombardment
and captnre of KInboum (Medal and Claup).
10 Captain Campbell senred with the 72nd Highlanders In the Crimea from ISth Jnna 1866, iaelnding
tha expedition to Kerteh, liege and fUl of Sebastopol (wounded in the Trendiee on the 19th Aug.), and
attacks of the 18th June and 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
90 Captidn Dowson served with the 90th Regt. throughout the PuiOaub campaign of 1848-0, laclodlng
the affiUr of Ramnuggur, passage of the Chenab, and battles of Chi llian wallah and Gocjerat (Madai aad
Clatpe).
93 Captain Bennett served the Eastern campaign of 1864-56, Including the battles of Alma and InkarBaa
siege of Sebastopol, and sortie on 90th Oct. (Medal and Claspe, and 6th Class of the MedJidle).
98 Captain Blackall served with the 40th Regt. In China (Medal), and was present at tha iint taking of
Chusan.
94 Oaptain Plummer served at the siege of Sebastopol from 19th July ]e66 (Medal and Clasp).
96 Lieuts. C. £. Hope, Browne, and Gardner, served at the siege of Sebastopol firom fth Jaly 1866
(Medal and Clasp).
96 Paymaster Scott served the Eastern campaign of 1864-65, including the battles of Alaia and Inker-
man, and sioge of Sebaetopol (Medal and Clasps).
98 Quarter Master Metealf served with the 40ih Regt. throughout the Eastern campaign of 1864-66,
including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol, sortie of 90th Oct., and assaults
of tho Redan on the 8th June and 8th Sept. (Medal and three Clasps).
90 Assisu-Surgeon Hale served in the Crimea from Jan. 1866, and was in the trenches daring the bom-
bardments of April and 7th June, and In the assault of 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp, and Tlctorta Croe«).
80 Assist-Surgeon Rlcfcetts served the Eastern campaign of 1864-66, including the battles of Balaklava
aad Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol, sortie of 90th October, and capture of Kerteh and YenlkaU (Medal
and Clasps).
81 Captain Whlgham served with the ifnd Highlanders In the Crimea from 9nd Dec. 1864, iodndlng
the expedition to Kerteh, siege and fall of Sebastopol, and assault of the outworks on the 18th June
(Medal and CIa«p).
88 Captain Wedderlmme served with the 34th Regt. during the Pui^aub campaign of 1848-40, and was
present at the battle of Goojerat (Medal and one Claup)
34 Captain Rnssell was at Meerut with the Carabineers at the outbreak of the ^pov mntiny, and at Knrsanl
when Colonel Gerrard was killed, was afterwards present witli Seaton's Moveable ColaBin at the battle of
Gongaree where— his three senior officers heme killed — lie commanded the squadron of his Regt. and a
detachment of the 9th Lancers, again on the lyth I)ee. 1857 he commanded the Cavalry in Uie actios of
Pntteali where over 700 Sepoys were killed,—" to Lient. Rnssell," writes Sir Thomas SentoiT in hit dtopatcb,
" who connunded the Cavalry at well as to his brave companioM in anas my tbanke are tpeeially Ave, far
their gidlaatry in action aad vigoor in nurtait." He commanded the Cavalnr ^ao at Mynpoona wtea SttO
-^tktnMi mn kUidd, and wai with hii Begt when General Fenny was killed and Bareilly takei.
7th Rtgt. of Foot {Royal Funilien),
183
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And Id the corneis of the iccond Colour, The " White Harie." " Martimqub"
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'^'/-,l 'L ' JohnMorHmBr8eott,''lCFeb.C6(Qr..Jfr,ieAng,64.
/_) i William Hundadydc Buchanan, 10 Nov. 68.
^T" I J j!..i^.,. _2 ^Mign Jowpb Smith, 6 Not. 57.
■in ^ 1 Lirut. Gwynae Ortno Levfi, 1 1 Aag. 5B.
VT • r Jfuilrfry.— 1 Copfain Adrian Beanetl," 1 Ha; 67.
, Til I 2 i*'"'- H- 8- Harrlwn, 1 Apr. 69.
rfert. — 1 Thoma* Murphy, 4 April 66.
S Timothy Bf elealf," S3 Oct. 57 i Etu. 7 Dec. 66.
Thomaa Moorhstid. M.D. 9 Not. 61 ; AttUt-Surg. U Oct. 46.
Edward Wm. Tlioa. MandcTlllc," IG Feb. 6fi i A.S. U Sapt. 40.
rgrons. — I TC Thomai EgertoD II»le,**U.D. 14 Dec. H.
I CharUaRlcketli,*>dB April 64.
>S 1 ThomaiSheehy, H.D. 88May64.
i Michael Quinlan, 8 Dec. 67.
:i i Eilward Acton Gibbon, 1 Sept. 68.
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fba^topol from Mth March IftU, lac
unllnror ■•biUiHefbaiU^.Iti:
ilopol rrom rih Juna 1899, Ineladinf aaanlli sa Uw
IUdanon)«lb Jouaud«lbStpl.(wi(r(ly Kounded): Ucdal ud CIup.
11 Captain Wail« Krrid al Ih* ilmt of Sitaiwpvl from IJit Nor. IBM, Includlnr forti> sa Mh Xar,
attack ud eaptura of tin Quarrlii 7th JuH (woundrd). aiiuiii on ibe Badao iSih Juai (wsaadad), a*a
**• la U» imelw* on lb* 8th Sepu (Midal and Clup, ud Kalf ht ot Ua Lfcton ol Hour).
14 OipulB XoMaioa wimi at ttw ilita at Srta*toi»l from I7lli Feb. lait, laoladlac tfc* aaaoH M
Ik* KtdM *B UN »tk ttu» (■ma«*d) i IMal aa* Oaap.
8th ( TTu XiMffi) Regmenl of Foot.
187
Bit. OltfBltB'.'J
Tha "WtluBfM."cimtrt fnnid wftlilii llw " eartir," ud 111* "!>•»■" onr IL In in*
ahf«« contn of tte •■aoHl coMr, tht " JVa|iaK;Mj|f r «jiil Ov»ii/' " A'ff onA-a ttrrtnt^"
rg^j^.j Tki "S^fH," wltli ihe >atiti ■'EQYPT" "UARTINIQUB" -NlAQABl."
■a i CaI)met.—9 gg Roderick Hacoeil,' J?>u. 17 Much 08> Lt. 2M»jOO; Capl
r»^\ 1 Uec. U; JTujor, 9 Auc- 31; Z/. Col. ii6 Jbd. 22; Coi. 10 Jan. .17 ; JWr/
I P«T- i Oen. D Nor. 46; Luait.-Qtn. 20 Juno 54 ; Cot. Blh Foot, 18 M«i-. 66.
I I Lt.-Coloiulj.—l John Longfleld,' CB. JEiii. p 23 June -26 ; Lt. r 20 Sepl. 36 ; Capt.
I O P30JU1.36; JVivor.^lU Nov. 44; £ieut.C0l. 3 Apr. 46; Coj. SO Jane54.
1 Jt 3 ThoTDM Uutlnnd W'Uinn, Eru. i' 16 A|>rfl 84 ; Lt.v IS Uaf 30 ; Capt. p 33
' I Dec. 31 ; Br.-Mi^.O Not. 46; X/yor, IS Aug. 43; Ll.-Col. >• l&lntMiS;
Col. S3 Nur. 64.
O .1 Fml. Pul HBlne*,' Etu. '31 June 30; Lt.vla Dec. 40; Capt. 10 AIb;4R;
jn.Mft;. 7 Jbiic 49; Bt.Lt.Col. 3 Aug. 60; JIfn/or, 16 Nov. 64; Col. 33
Nov. 64; if.Cof. 34 April 115.
lUnJart.—l JamM Crofc Brooke,' Ent. ^ 31 Oct. 31 ; Lieut. 3 Sopt. 93; Capt.
31 March 46 ; 3f^(>r, T 3 Oct. 4'J ; Srroet £f.-Ca(. 14 April 57.
3 Jobn HindE,' CB. Ent.fiB Feb. 36; Zieut. P30 June 37; Capt. r *Ja\j i6;
llIqjor,il Oct. 67; firn.Zt.Col. 19 Jan. 6B.
3 Jaioes Joimiton, £iw. P7 June 30 1 £ieut. P 13 May 43; Cnpi. >>31 Apr. 40;
ATnjor, 26 June 68.
1 Alex. CnnnlDgbam Robertoon,' Ent. ' 15 Sept. 37 ; Laeut. f 30 Ang. 41 ; Capt.
P II Nov. 45; at.Mi^. 19 Jan. 53; Bt.Lt.Col. 20 July b»i^Mi^^ July 58.
I BdwinareamDuleU' ..:p 3 Oct. 35i' T3ept. SBIkSS Nl
William Bayly* 30Jan. 30 39June43| 31» May 4E>
George Edward Baynu' jP S July 41|PlSDec. 43< 17 Oct. 4R
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31May4l| 36 July 44 j 47 Oct. CS
16 Oct. 68 llAng.64 15 Jan. 6lt
eOct. 43! eOet. 61 <i>31 An^.SA
10 Dec. 46 P 13 Nov. 47 ; 14 Mar. ^(\
31 Hay 43' SB Jan. 44! 31 Oct.
4 Hay 43 3 Apr. 46 I 21 Oct.
31 May 48 " '
IB Dec. ""
10 Nov.
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tell Thamu Welihi' .
I 2 DaVicTupper'*
1 Richard Raphael Meade'
< 11 John Whiteaids'*
I ll Thomu George Boater'*.
I j-i Daniel Beere".
\ 1 Enk.NimmoSandllandi'
3 S winnerton H alt Ida; Dyer'
8 Rob. C. Dalrympte Bruce
^ 3 Owen WynneOray" ....
I 3 Oror^Corry*' | 86 July 44
I 8 JohnVereW.Hen.Webb" SB Jnn. 47
ItfJan. 53
1 3 Dec. 59
19 Jan. 68
18 Jan. 58
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0 I Fnd. Bradford H'Cre^.
0 ,1 Fortter LongflBU"
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^ 3 June* O'Hara
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1 lUchnrd Thi». B. Brownt
3 Edward Turner ........
I Robert Yallop StokM ..
1 BvlHOd Wblttlngx ....
1 Walter John Tarte
i Henry Leeeon
I AihlBy George Weitby ..
3 Jamea BetKcr Wheelsy . .
1 John William Hughes ..
'£ I Jamet Ifnganli Lovekin
% Wb. Theobald Bntltr ..
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7 Mar. 50
3 Hay 66
16 May 66
8 Mar. 55
16M«r.55
IS May 65
1 June 56
8 Oct. 66
l(t Mar. 55
36 Oct. 55
30 Nov. 56
13 Dee. 66
86 Dec. 50
5 July 56
OJuly 55
14 July 67
31 July 67
ISIny r
3 Apr. 46 I 81 Oct. i
' 84 Heb. 54 f 7 Sepl. 66
14 Apr. 46 31 Sept. 65
18 Hay 40' 23 Oct. 57
3 Apr. 40 16 Not. 67
'31 Feb. 51 "
6 May 63
35 May 63
13 Dec. -■
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14 May 58
14 May 5)4
21 May 51}
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7 Sept.56 P 28 Apr. 6"
!6 July 6.0 30 Dec. 57
8 Mar. 55 33 Sept. 50
13 Apr. 66
> 16 Hay 67
5 Sept. 57
IG Sept. 67 1 l^«
18 Sept. 67 KFiedln
86 Feb. 66 '"■'■•"ll
36 Feb. 60 r^nui
36 Peb. 66 in ltll4,
20 Feb. 66 ™ Bfrgm-op.
P 20 Dec. 56 fHalfl" of ft.irti™
f 34 Feb. 67 i colond L^«gMd
15 Nnv. 57 minUcd the fd BngidA
7 Dec 57 '''E= "' ^'''^'' '" '*S'
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Pl3JuIv 58 [CH)
P 23 July 58 .J miu' cTl' (i'Jd'
3UJnly 68 .Mpr^.tm m Anoj C
80 Sept. 68 oni Chlnhie, Includli
:liK]iDi the atluek
e 65
6 July 65
37 July 66
31 Sept. 66
> 4 Sept. r-
1 Oct.
1 Oct.
1 Oct. SB 3«rv>d~liilhaSM"£^'i.u"ttw
1 Oct. 58 iin*"! I>*ii>i. ud wu w
1 n^ ^a virtiT mnnded Him ani «1
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tOet W Jnl7lS8T(Br«TMKitaiV
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[Irt Batt. tmiarked/ar Bombav, 80 J;)r. iO. Depot, ChatXum.^
[3Hii £a(t. tmbartedfoT Gibraltar, 7 5ej)(. M. Drpot, TtmpltmanJ]
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UdUinSMKtuylahiilinbliipitrKTnd Ihr PiuJgiA onuniicat IMS-*, uid m pfaaU at It* •■« rf
mtuinil KaninMHrnr, Siai Sw. 1"I1 mil m'-irniinil iirrnlliimrTT~'t'rir~ ''r rn""^ Tif itir niiM>. ad
tbt^ilu of ChinuuH-illiili ud (:ai4nM<H<d>l>nil[>ivClu]«^ fmrd >ilh the Slit IWItei tte btan
nmiwca oC lU4-(t, bdwUnic tkr lottlr) of Aliiu, IliUicInm, mi lukecmu, and •!« oT iirliaatcnt nitWiU
>t Rri;t. Ihroafhci
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_...UiBBtbBeitin lylbifniiB"5(KLSepi.l8i7j ntsDiudid thi>Mt,htk
ulion tt BolimiUliiir, alhlt of AUjtliur, battle oT Ain, "cUhd of Dilkooatm md nHrf of IwtM* t^
I«rd Gidci alhirof the Sd tnd *cinn sf Iks 8th Dee. il CaTsixne, ud acticn of Kbnduul (Bnenl U.
vol. u.rCB., (ad mnillDiMd In dHnuhnV.
8 M>k)r Wn. BitI; ••■ pRwnt U th« Wtle of PlultilKiiT in Anuineii In \»U. Sentd ml tkc tin* ol
Delhi rnn 38ll> Jnna to 3d SfbL ISiT. iRrindiiil re|>nlK of Aoilifl on llie Dlh, 1 Mb, IBtb, ud »d Jal;-cw
nuded llie two Sink Conipiuilct anibc hit nmuioB.
* K^or G. >:. Knnn lenvd it Ilie iief^ of Ucllij in
■nrl SU Juljr, lul cuuTuniled the itanuiiiE part; of II
1 1 Jikjur Bannttine aennl with the Sth Bejit. at tlie lirm ud uiiull of Drlhi [n iW, iBeladlnt npiDt d
SortiHon thetlb.l4tli. aDillMhJulj, tnduiditi' %litiiir m lli<; C^l; (twin iiiniiidadli csBBiadedHw
Rnt. at iht captnn or ttie Born Uailion on tbc niibl or the IDIb ^pl„ aud tlie Inrantrr or tkx ColsBi vtiA
i>ceuiiiedtlieJaiin(Mulidonlli«tnihS«p(eDil»r. !<eirTcduBni:BaeUi]cit ro GmtKrd'i IfamUiCMa^
iDcladinl (he ution gl JkiluHdihnr. iffiir of AllTihnr, ud biltJe of Afn. Pimil u IiM* Mdtrll
JhitMla of the ani^ nsdet Laid Cl^dc in the uSon of Dilkeoab* ud nlief of LaekKnr, d^ tfNW
telmn of (be ttb Dec. il Cawnpon, ud utlon d KhaOstan) (.Bierct Uajoi}.
Bih {The Kin^9) Regimeni of Foot. 189
il OipUiii Vddi iwrnd with the 80th Bnt. in the Bormeee war of 18S3-S3 (Medel) ; iDcInding the bom-
Widnent of RanfooD end sehMqaeDt operatiout of the ISth, ISth. and 14th April, and capture of the great
Ofefoa FWfoda (with the atomiiig party); bombardment and capture of Piome (tpecialiv thanked bj the
Scremor General of India in Couucil), nf^ht-attack of the enemy on the camp ou the hci^nta of Frome, and
expediriott into the Ponnsdey dietriet in Keb. and March 18S^).
11 Captain Tapper aeired with the 88th Reft, throuuhcmt the Eastern campaifn of 18S4-S5. indndinr the
Vattles of Alma, lukenuan, attack and capture of the Cemetery ItKb June, siege and fall of 8cbeBtopol (Medal
aad tlifce Qaspe).
H Captain Mrnde was present as a Vnhinteer mith the Artillery in the action at Agra on 6th July 1837.
tared with the 8th Begt. at the relief of Lttckno«r uuder Lord Clyde ; alio at the affair of 3d and action uf
f t|M Ml Dee. at Cawnpofc^ and the action at Khndagunj.
-•^ U Captain Wliiteaide senred thronsliout the cainpoigii under General Pollock in Affghanistan iul843 (Mednl)
^mk t&«t OB the Sntlei in IMMd (Medal and Clasps), urludiug the battles of 3loo<Ikee. Fcroze«bah, and
^^^feiami. Canmanded the 8lh Rqct. whilst engaged on field service in Onde in Oct. 18M and nt the attack and
tnan^BM ef the fori and imtu of Sendee, and served in Oude durioK the campRivn of 18S8-u9.
^r~M. Capuia SmOer aerved in the Bvffs in the ection of Punniarl^Oth Dec. IMS (Medal). Served with the 8th
■ Int nt the aiege of Dalbt in 1867, including repulse of Sorties on the 14th, IStli, and S3d July.
1^71(7 Cafteia Beere aencd nt the siege of Delhi and was wounded at the assault of the City on the lith Sept.
the City (wounded); hIbo
erund (ifedal and Chispj.
es of Alma, Balakhiva, and
... IS raptain Snadilaode aerved with the 8th Begt. at the siege of Delhi in 1857 iuclnding repulse of Sorties on
.' M^ lS|h« and SSd July (wcfonded by a splinter of a shell ou the lUih August), and cummandrd the light
jCoHfaaj nt theaeaanlt of the City (wonniled); also present in the action of Dilkoosha and relief of Luckuow
..Mdrr LoKd C3|de, the aSair of the Ski and action of the 6th I>ec. at Cawnpore, and action of Khudagnnj.
19 Cntaui i)ycr serrcil with the 17th Hetct. at the siege of ^»«bastopol from Sud Jan. I896, including assaults
•f IIm Bednn esi I8ch Jane and 8th Sept. ; was also at the bombardment and surrender of Kiubonrn (Medal
Md Chap, and fith Ckas of the Hediidic).
U CapialA Ofnv aerved with the »8ih at the nffair of Gom^rare, near Knmool, on the 18th Oct. 1839; and
«]ao at the hnitle hi lUharajpore, 29th Dec. 1848 (Medal).
5S r-pli'n Cerry wai emiHoycd in various desultory operations against the Mutineers in India in 1837*68.
S3 Cap*ain Webb serr^ at the siege and assault of Ik-ihi in 1857. iucludiiif; repulse of Sorties on 9th and
14th JuJ«,captare of four ^nna on l2ihAu?., and six days' fighting in the Citv; afterwards present in the
action nl BoTundshnr, aAur of AUyghnr, and battle of Agra, the action of Dilkoosha and relief of Luckuo'r
under Lord Clyde, affair of the Sd and action of 6th Dec. at Cawnp'irc, and action of KliudagunJ.
21 Captain A. R. Bayly served at the sifge and assault of DeUii iiicluUiov repulse of Sorties on 9ih, 14th,
and ISth July, and the six days* fighting in the City ; afterwards present in tue action of Bolundshur, affair of
Allf ghur, battle of Agra, action or Dilkoosha, and relief of Lucknow under Lord Cl\ de, affair of the i!d and
•ctioB of Cth Dee. at Casrupore, and action of Khudagnaj.
35 Ceptaina Ximenea and M*Crea served in Delhi from the 18th Sept. 1857, and was afterwards present in
the action of Bolundshur, afiair of Allyghur, battle of .^gra, action of Dilkoosha and relief of Luckuow under
Lord Clyde, the affair of the 3d and action of 6th Dec. at Cawnpore, and action of KhudagunJ. Captain McCrea
was also at the action of Kanouge, and served doring the Oude campaign of 1848-59.
26 CaptaiB tongliekl aerrcd sA the siege of Delhi m 1857 nud repulse of BorUea on 9th. Uth, 18th. and 23d
Jnly, and captore of four gnus ou 12th Aug. ; afterwards present in the action of Dilkoosha and relief of
Lucknow under Lord Qyde, the affair of 2d and action of 6lh Dec. at Cawnpon*. and action of Khudagunj
also served in the Onde campaign of 18S8>59 as Br^de Quartenuabter to Brigadier Hale's force, and waa pre-
sent at the attack and capture of the fort and town uf Saialee.
S7 Captain Metge aerved at the siege and assault of Delhi in 1867. including repulse of Sorties on tlie 9th
and 14tn July, and was with the storming pwrty ofthe Tjcft Attack Ht the assault of '' '^'' ^^'
sened in coniinand td the Police Cavalry with General Wliitlock's C^umn in Bund
-27t Captain IfQuern served the Eaatera campaign of 1864-SS. including the batt
Inknrmaii. aiege and fall of Sebeetopol. and aaaauU ou tho batteriea on the Iblh June^wounded in the left arm
(Medal and Claspe. and 6th Chwa of the Mcdjidiei.
Sd UeuL Stebbing served at the siege ana assault of Delhi in 1857 and during the six days* fighting in the
Citv ; afterwards present in the affairs of Gungaree, Pnttiwalla, uid Mynpoorie.
30 Lieut. Moynihan served with the 90ih Ijtght Infantry in the Crimea, from Dec. 1864, including the siege
and fall of SebaaUpol, and nsnuU of the Redan on 8th Sept. witli the storming party, bein^ the fiirst bmb to
enter, and was made prisoner when rescuing the bod^ of Lt. Swift from a party uf Russians inside the Redsn,
bat released by an aavaace of the British, after having been twice bayoneited ; he held a position inside the
Redan for a omsiderable time, and was again woundol in aeveral places — mentioned in TKspotches (Medal
and Clasp, and Yictoria Cross). Served in the Indian campaign firom Nov. 1867 and was present at the
defeat of the rebels in the ravines of the Cbumbul, attack and capture of Bhnjah and Seorale; aUo sen'cd in
the Onde campaign of 1858-69, including the attack and capture of the fort and town of Sandee.
Jit Lisas. Wkclan aarvsd ta tlia InAiaa campalin ttmx Nov. 1867 and was prparat at tlie daCtat of tba ratals In tba
nwfoas af tho CknabaU attack and eaptur« of Bbajah and Saorala ; atrTrd at Adjutant of tha 8th Reft. In Ouda during
Aa Maafaign aflBSt-Si^ Inehadlnc tba attack and eaptura of the fort and town of Saadaa.
99 Lieut. Brown eervcd with the 63rd Re^t. at the assault of the Redan and fall of Sebutopol, also at the
toMVafiineBt and inrrender of Kinbonm (Medal and Gasp).
n Lient 1^ served with tbe I8th Boyal Irish in tho Cnmea (Medal).
n Fumatter Unddleaton served at the siege and capture of Delhi in 1857, also at the action of Bolundshur
afhir or Alljgknr, battle of Agra, affair of the 3d and action of 6th Dec. at Cawnpore. and action of Khndagnuj.
IS Sori^iNi IC^ior Annesl» served at the siege and capture of Delhi in 1857.
as Swr|[eon Madden served with the 43rd Light Infantrv in the Kaffir war of 1861-53 (Medal).
37 Aeeiet.SnifCon Yates served with the 8th Regt. at the siege and cspture of Delhi in 1867. Aceonipanied
ITiiUlMifi Noveable Column in medical diarge of the Rext. and prcient in the action of Bolundshur, afetir of
AJb^lDB^ taUlle of Am, action of Dilkoosha and relief of Lucknow under Lord Clyde, the afbir of the Sd and
BCOiB Of Mk Dee. at Cawnpore, and action of KhudajennJ.
H iUsiat.SnrMOQ Biddle served with the 49th Regt. iu the Crimea from 13th Sept. to 2?d Dec. 1864 (Medal
aad Clnqi for Sebaatopol). Served with the 8th Regt. at the siege and assault of l>elhi including repulse of
•otffcs OB I4th. 18th, and S3d July, the capture of four guns on l2th Aug.. the six days' fighting in the City, and
capiUve «r tbe Born Bastion.
St Uent. WUttlng served in the Indian campaign from March 1858, and acted m Staff Adjutant to a de-
-feldMeiit nl Saaacram and waa encaged in the operations against the rebelsi c the J ingles uf Jugdeespore
wader Sir E. Lunrd : also senred tne campaign 01 1868-69 in (hide, indidmg :« at i:k and capture of the
fort and town oiSeBdee.
190 9tk ( TA* East Nor/oik) S^immt of fbot. VSSM^oSt!^
VICTORIA "
"PBKOZESRAH" "SOBIUON" "SEVASTOPOL."
Colonel. — 95irJBine« Archibald Hnpe,' KCB..^(. ISJin.OO; Lt.SJiaiet)\-
Capl.\6 Ycb. (Hi; Major.O March 11 ; Lt.Col.2} Jane 13; Co/.S2 JaljSO:
Mnf.Otn.iSSor.4} ; Ll.Oeti.lX Nov. SI ; Gen.UJmieliOi Col. 9 P. 1 8 Feb.48.
Lt.Coloiir.l»—-i Cliurlp* Elniliirel,' Em. i' 14 Auk. 35, Lital. I'll Oct. 37;
Cap!, -i-i Dec, 45 ; Jlftt/or, i" 8 Jiiuo 63; Lt.Cal. 0 March 5j ; Cul. 20 May M.
S: 1 DuiicaoMunro BcthuiH','£jt*.17Apr.35;£ieu(.SlMw.38; C«;((.28 Dec.ii;
Mifjar, 80 Dee. 54 ; Lt.Col. ^4 Dec. 08.
jtffll/or*.— 1 ChBrici Hfnry Leslie,' Em. ''20 Jn\j39; £f.16JaIy4I: Capt,
!• 14 Apr. 40 ; M^Jor, 20 Feb. 50.
2 Alexander Tayler,^ Bnt. 21 June 30 ; XI. 30 July 41 ; Capt. ' 23 May M;
JUnjor, 21 Oct. 57.
Ki awilliam 8ankey,*t Em. "11) April 44; £,f. p B Aug. 4S ; Cs/iM* S7 April 19;
Ht.-M^cr, U Dec 64 ; Bt. Lt.-Col. S Not. U ; Mqjor, 24 Feb. 67.
I Q<!orKeHarringtouIUwe9,'£'tu.d4iNoT.43; i.f. 4 Jan. 4I>; Copf.rlO Sept.46;
flrai.Jt/n/. 2 KiiT.&J; .tfnjor,24 Dec.58.
Captain*.
I Sydney Durlini!
i2 1 John William Percy,'
i Hoptoii Ua.'iiett Seutt,
1 William Burdeu" .. .
1 Henry John WilkiiKOo"
1 Wm-HarkcrTcrry" .. ..
S 2 Bowcn Van Straubenzec"
1 Arth. Oswald Richard! ■*
) Jno. H. HnustonOauimsll
3 William Dauiit'i !
S William Nngc
3 Henry Fltleher Maralon'
S Donald lUTH'Bamat"..
1 Ambr. Mstahill Cirdew"
2 Jamc* Graham
i George Spaighl"
I Ciiaa. Caldwell G:
^ i Henry Murcui Bereaford
I William Cronbie Harvey"
^ I Alien Geor^ Douttlas". ■
I Hen.ColliiipwoodVibart'*,
i Thomas Grace *"
! Roltaud V. 6. GrimBloD*H|
I William Henry Perl" ..!
I Hi>n.Fred.LePocrTn'Ucli \
LlBUTBNAHTB. |
. H.MaatermanThompBnn''
^ ! ChB.Jaine»Borton,'M^.
Thoma* T«yier
. William Harris Burland"
I Juhn Hunt Cnrnminn . .
William Aug. Elmbirat.. ;
^ Rich. Chas. Hen. U<^mir.D '
Henry Oiii. Uuiit Grabbej
: Hinry Gippx !
S Ar.F.llin)-.Wriglil,<li{f.
rS John Haycroft Bullon . .
Eli ward D'Oyly .lotley . .
bpcncer Field
•i rims. A. Massy Uickin ..
Ai'tliiirV.B.Biaiichard..
William James Itlas>.v . .
W. H.ErringtonRidMlitc
K Patrick William Hackctt
Chao. Mastcnnan Srnvtli
;S OeorueMinciilnCbudwick
S JoimAplii."
Joliii Samuel JirSbrrs.. ..
S James Lewis BnidsliaB-..
Si«ncer Lynne
Charles Thomas Coote . .
Archibald Shaw"
Charles Smith Perry ....
Diehard Roberts
ilrowDlow VilUar* Layard
^ AMda&lwanlEcclN..
"25 Jan. 6ti
liUcc. m
11 Miiy 55
5 June 5.")
OOcl. h.'>
r27 Jan. 57
4 April 513
P|7 Fib. 57
9 Aug. 56
' 20 M.y 57
pU Dec. 67
10 Feb. 68
leUM.bft
' 11 April 5e| |i,^'?|,kB^Ch^ flrCMH
'UMay 68'B°«g^tt»*'« >a«iitKB>'^l«.
si) July 6fi U'^'g^^j;^,^;!;)*^^;^
PSIlJuly 5» X'din™j;B-f»lSi**nrf''sIC
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1 Oct 58 •""«»««*• "•*'**•)■
' 22 Apr. 50
'30awtt.50
9tA (_7%e Saat Nm^) R^mmt of Foot.
Bnsisiti.
I BIchud FentoD . .
I BilJIerOlvlM I
ThniDW EImm I
I EilwBrd Collini j
: Harry Elmhint i
Arthur Henry JoMclyn . . i
Nathsalel Forte 'i
Ed<r. Wm. F. LcightoQ ..li
Zacbarv Stanley Bayly .
Arthar F. Plercy Coseng
r! Kllawonh FurtitoD
Richard Qadeadea Dirnu
8 Oeorice Waugh
1 Charleg Gvorge Kane ....
9 JamaEdwanlHenniii);..
1 William Qu»le
1 1 Joha C Fergason Grier ■ .
S '3 ^T^l. Havkin:! Halhway
1 Hubert Dillun ll«r« .-..
1 RarbertW.M.Badcer*Ulei
17 Not. 07;„
ISNoT. &7^to
I b Uar. AR !■
aSHar. S8n
I UMayOSC
i\ May Ad r,
' 24 Aug. m .n
' 7 Sept. M^'
5 aept. h% CL
9 8epl. 68
17Sepl.5«»
aooct. 58
' II) Nov. 5B 1"
7 Dbo. 58 '■
18 Mar. ffi)
16 .Vpr. SO '"
G May 69 ti
81 Hny &II .i.
6 Aug. 6il ""
18 Oct. 59*^
(Mrdil ud CI»r).
PaifMluten.—l Andrew Sierwright,"3 Apr.6S ; Sns. 1 Apr. tS -.Lt.rl Sept. 48.
2 Waller HorTboa," SO D»c. 67 : En*. 13 March S7.
,i4r'«te)K(.— 3 /.imf. Arthur F. B. Wright, 6 Not. 67.
1 Lioil. Charlee Jamea Borton, 7 Ocl. S9.
Itulrneton nf Mutitlry.—i Lieut. Hsnry Glppi, 20 April 68.
I Lieut. OeoTge Uincblu Chailwkk, 16 Uay 69.
Qmtrttr Matttrt.—l William Bauburj," 8 July 61.
I S Jamei Parrott Arrowimllli, 17 Jan. 66.
Surgteru—l Jamea Carroll, H.B. 20 Jan. M; Auut.Sarj/.S Jto. 61.
3 William ArmitroiiK, 26 Jaa. 68 ; Auiit.Surg. 10 Jod. 61 .
: AMitt.SuTtt9>u. — 1 John CooleOTena,"I0 Dec. 63.
1 James Cro.<Mi Johniton," 3 Xur. 64.
S Charle* Chriatopher Piptr, 12 Sept. 55.
S Jame* Heury Jeffuost, 6 Aug. 68.
F attngs Ysllow.— Apcntf.MeMn. Cox & Co.—Jri»h Agmti, Sir E. R.
Borough, Bl., Armlt & Co.
[l/( BoH. rstunwiJ^m Canada, 4 AToc 67. Oipot, Xtmrrici.]
[SMi Batl. imbarliedfoT Corfu 30 Oct. S8. Depot, Ximerjft.]
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1 0th ( The North Lincolnshire) Reyt. of Foot. \^ JKb^oSSti
Thc"5iiAtiu:,"with the words, "EGYPT" "PENINSULA" "SOBRAON"
••PUNJAUB" "MOOLTAN" "GOOJERAT."
Co{.—95iV Thomas M'Mahon,* JS^GCB. J?Nf.2Fob.U7; £<.S4act.OO; Ctepl.S
Oct. 03; MfQ. G Nov. OG; Lt,CoU 4 May 00; CoL 4 June 14 ; Mi^,Oen, 27
May 25 ; Lt.Gen. 28 Juue 38 ; Gen, 20 June 54 ; Col, 10th Foot, 8H Sept. 47.
L^Co/^.— 2 William Fenwick,'CB., Ens. 26 Dei-.34; Lf. i>8 Jane 39; CapL
i'15 ApriU2; ^Ifa/. 13 Sept. 48; Bt.Lt.CoL 18 May 55; X.f. Co/. 8 Jan. 58;
Co/. 20 July 58.
1 llcnry Errington Loug<leu,=^ Cn.,ii:itf. lOScpt.SG; Lieut. V7 Auk. 40; Capt,
P2(; Mar. 43 ; Breft.Mnj. 7 June 49: ilfry.21 Feb. 50; Jit.Lt.CM, 8 Dec. 66;
Lt,Col. 20 July oS ; Col, 20 April 50.
I Mitclipll (loorge Sparki),^t Ent, 4 Nov. 10; Lt. 20 Dec. 23; Capi. 98 June 96 ;
Bt,M<{}orj 0 Nov. 40; Bt.Lt.Col. 20 June 54; Major, 8 Jan. 58; Lt.CoL
20 Oct. 58 ; Col. 25 Sept. 50.
Major»,^% Richaril MDrdesley Ikbt,^ Enr. v 20 April 32 ; Zf . p 10 Jan. 35 ; Capt.
1*7 June 30 ; Bt.MnJor, 1 1 Nov. 5J ; M({ior, 8 Jun. 58; BLU.Col. 26 Oct. 68.
2TIiomaa Byrne, Ernt, 4 Nov. 10; X/. 5 March 23; Capt, 22 Jan. 99; Bt,
Af^or, 11 Nov. 51 ; Mtijor, 8 Jan. 58; Bt.Lt.Col. 20 Oct. 58.
I Henry Radford Nonnan,^ Etu. i'23 Feb. 38; Lt. 8 April 42; Capt, 4 Oct.
48 ; 'Mqjor, 20 July 58 ; Bt.Lt.Col. 20 April 50.
1 Steplivn Francis Charles Anncskv,<> Ens. vQ July 38 ; Lt.^M Aug. 41 ; Capt,
P220ct. 47; Bt.Major,20Jn\\ ot<; Major, 20 Oct. 58; Bt.Lt.Col. itAJnne 59.
Captaina.
KNSKSX.
LIEl'T.
CAPTAIN.
BRBV.XAJ.
1 J.V.HarthalsMonta^u'^l? April 40 p22 April 42 1*10 May 51
1 iSamucl Burges Lamb * p 14 Dee. 32 p 5 Feb. 30 7 Julv 48
1 CUat. Doyle Pat torson'i 21 June 30 4 Oct. 41 15 Mar. 53
1 NV.K.Ormc'<<.<-.2*JuDc6«Pl3Mar. 40;P31 Dec. 44 p11 June 47
2 Rich.ConulckClifrord"^t 17 Oct. 45; 1 Jan. 47 30 July 57
I Cuthbeit Barlow>« 18 April 45: p 10 Dec. 47 j
1 JuhnMontrcsorSmyth^^ 23 Sept. 45 P 7 July 48
1 Patrick Browne Lucas'* P 10 Oct. 45 4 Oct. 481
1 VCJo8ephP.H.Crowe»»; 27 Oct. 40: 17 Sept. 50 1
2 Charles Hurt'^ Pl7Juue5l! 30 Dec. 53
2 George Fred. Coryton . . 2 Aug. 44^ p 14 April 40
1 W.H. P.Gordon Bluett'", P23 May 48] 22 Fob. 40
2 John Edmund Whaite'^j 18 Dec. 47 21 Feb. 50
2 Douglas Ernest Manners' 18 Apr. 45 18 May 40
8 Jan. 58
8 Jan. 58
8 Jan. 58
8 Jan. 58
P 10 Nov. 55
OJan. 58
30 Mar. 58
15 June 58
14 May 58
2 Geo.C. Bartholomew*^ P17 May 50 P 13 Feb. 52|r3l Aug. 58
P22 Juue 58
15 Jan. 58
lOcL 58
18 Jan. 50
24 Feb. 59
13 Mar. 50
. ., ^ — ^ ^....^.u^.w , - .^ ^««. ^w - *w «•».. .'v, 31 Aug. 58
2 George Wra. Graham '* p 10 Juue 53 p 7 Sept. 55; p 18 Oct. 50
10 Jan.
20 Oct.
58
58
20 Dec. 59
1 John Byron "' ,»' 13 Feb. 62 1 4 Juue 54
2 Robert Willock Davies j 27 Feb. 45 7 Aug. 47
2 George Ernest Bulger. . I 0 Nov. 47 p 6 Nov. 50
1 William JumesHales^triO Aug. 51 25 May 53!
2 Henry Henderson " . . jP 13 Dec. 50 P 24 Dec. 52'
2Fred.BrowneSandwith=",p I Dec. 48 0 Feb. 55
1 >;CA.CttthcarlBogIe»fP28 Dec. 40 p 18 Mar. 53
2 Mar. 55! 25 Jan. 57
P80Noy.50
1 Henry Rudkiu Vigors . .
L1KUTBNANT8. j ,
1 8t. Andrew B.St. John ^IP 12 Mar. 52 23 April 55
I Percy Boalo,*» Adj p21 Jan. 53 23 Nov. 55
1 Carteret A. Armstrong 20 July 55 4 Apr. 50 ,„ ,^„^^,
1 M. M'Pbersun Batlye^l 23 Nov. 55. 30 July 50! »t €*.»■, Frm)i.»e.,a«.,
1 Sir Tboaat M'Makoa MVTt<l
vith tkc Kspcdiiioa mdrr Sir
a«lph Abcrcromty is ISOS.di
\t9ti
■vb-
faitam mt
1 John Ball *• ' 8 July 50, P 1 1 Dec. 57 i ••q««tiT 't tb«
;2 Chas. Proby Fitzgibbon; 30 Mar. 00 25 Jen. 50.,^•»;^„ "'iST^t.'nJtLd";::^
2 Robert T. F. Stammers, 25 .May 55 P14 Mar. 50, isi«.<Beiudinttb«epcnctaMMik«
2 Spencer Edward Orr ..1 0 April 55 10 Dec. 50 i'^'"'" *^ Pori«^ «* Sfate.
•2 Robert An^o^ley 1 May 00 p 3 Apnl oO : Affu<^« « ac um Udm or Twim
2 Walter Uedger
2 Wm. John Byde Martin, 22 Oct. 55
1 Frf*d.AujxustineLvnam*®j 18 Jan. 50
2>7CJttmc8CraigJ".4^*. 25 Jnn. 50
IJohnCarr^ ' 10 Oct. 57
1 Rich. Salisbury Bagge . p 3 Nov. 54
1 Philip Wrifle Matthews
2 Herman Wayn?
1 William Betson'* .«..
0 1 Theophilus Scott
2 Charles U. Newbatt ..
2 Owen H. Strung
2 WilUam Nassau Wtiitty
1 John Rudge *.
1 Henry Long W. Phillips
2 John Dickson Power . . 26 Mar. 58
2 Hmrgood Thos. Suouke 30 Mar. 58
16 July 55'P20Mtiy 57
P 14 Aug. 57
15 Jan. 58
20 Jan. 58
20 Mar. 58
Vedrai, and at tte MhwqMM ad-
ranee thtntrmm €m tlia retiMl af
the Preach Araay. He eoomaadtd
a eorpa •( Portafvetc Imhuoy,
whirh was posted oa the left of i!k»
AHieil Armjr, duriag the haltio of
, Fucatesd'Onor.iiroteetlBvtlkefboda
25 June 58 J on the Duos Cacai, aad cofertas
P 14 Sept. 55: P31 Aug. 58, V'^'^'V j" "" i» proewdod u
n n r\ \. er'n.-ti -«* . ^ ! the East Indies as AdJutaM«.Oetteffat
P 2 Oct. 55,p21 May58|jo the Kim's rmu «h«« a.
2 Oct. 58'««rTed for twelve yean. la MM
2 C^ot fiA' ^' *** nmtihiated Lle«t.*Oa««r)Mv
* Z^l* rr or PemmmiUi. and rn— iHi iba
'£ (let. 08 < troops In the Soath Waal IMalrfal |
8 Oct. 58 luid In 1839 ho waa awolalad
17 Oct.
P 11 Dec.
26 Oct.
22 Oct.
7 Nov.
Pll Sept. 67
OOct. 57
57
55
55
55
8 Oct 58
20 Oct. 58
24 Feb. 59
13 Mar. 50
P 24 June 50
maader4a> Chief of
Anny, which
oatll 1847.
ihay
•/mi» \xitw ^vurtn jLMKoitun»re} aegi, oj xom, ivii
JBOTUIAirTS. I INSION. LIEUT. | » Colontl F*S«1U Brnd *lth
rt.«/UM«BuiieU 1 Apr. mImB Oct. M S" '^ .•JSiiHiX'^SS;
■Ud JdIidmhi .... so Apr. £a|P30Nov.Sn|(>>c iDdlm Uulnr of IK7-U;
laalHennlMHajM' 13 M«r. fiai'SO Aug. 5D ?^™|?JSJi' JSt -" "
3 Apr. 5S.ai
1 Mny SBilJ"
^dcM.OrrSlockvell
niMll. PoH*U..
eric RabeHMiii . .
\ BaiM Hn*ton
olMWhidoa ..
tunWblUa ....
■Jd A. H. Ro«..
rt Hunro DIcklDson
ud Fred. Puoie . .
r/E.l><KiIe
ry P. Bluett ....
rf Mmten ^roule
ge Win. Caftn , .
Rkbard Montfort ^ M»y M J.'S„","mUh
tamMllColin 1 4 Juna5H|nl>erur Atln
. .. ,. ~. ., jg^p,_ jjg.,| . - - - .
10 Sept. 68 "
IS Nor. 581 """ "•>»■ '" "»
SAJftii. A9|or sooijkiiiiiHi,»
18 M«r. 6fl>n, >Dd turr»dc. ». ..,. .....^, — .»»
1 Anr ,-rfi ■■^' ""MBi at Ik* NKik or OaqXnl (l<*d*l
i *S, ?:""■'' C"«pi). Dl.lilutj>UlinFMi»n*T<>luMcn
SApr. ■>«, dunii(<lMBriuy Mutiny in lenfModU).
24 June Ml
SfiJiiw.JO e»iii|iii»n oriMK-B, mri.idiiiii ini wMiaor uit
nan 1..1.. r,i ilrK* oixnlkiH twfan MdoIihb and wrrcDdif of
" 15 H DV. 601 iroiindMl la Lbs Itn at ilia bmitta 0/ OoriDrii
(M.d.l«dGlupi).
f Capuln Nsniaiu ni-nA *lth Iha IMh Srct.
In the tadla «r eahnan (Uid*I>.
uteri.— 1 Jimei llurpliy,'' 1 June 66; Qr.Afr. 3 March 4)).
2 Ilcnrj Barrett Broii,leY,3S Feb. B8.
inii.— VC 2 Xi«ii. Jkmea Creip,'' 20 Jan. 58.
1 L^ut. Percy Beale," S6 March 68.
Mort of MtulUtty.-^i Liait. 8. E. Orr, 17 July M.
S I Litut. Theoplillus Scott.
3 er Maileri.—i Wttliim Sjkts, 6 Peli. 60.
1 Jams* Darker,*" 3 Dec. 5.^.
wf.— ICbu.Alri.Qordon^HD. CB. 10 July 40; AuiU.Surg.iJunetl.
2 Frederick Douglu, M.D. 9 Oct. 67 ; Atiut.Surg, 30 March 40.
.Surgl.~l John Tullocli," 7 June 64.
1 Thonii» John Tucker, 18 Jnly&u.
a Theotiald Pcttiersluns T^ngiUIT, 23 Jaii. 68.
S WillUm Laugworthy Baker, 89 June 68.
/^infi Yellow. — Agmlt,1iettn.Coi i: Co.
[1«( Batt. Ttlumtdfrom hdia, July I860. Dtptt, Devenport.']
tidB«lt.«mbarludfir Cape itfOted Hope, Dee. J6Sa. Depot, .]
3CulnMtr«ildnHr'*4*i<bllM l*Ui ia Iha Builtj «ap^u*r IH-M-B.Hid 'U prrHnl 1b llMbiUto
rsabma (Medal). HiHnedalaoA) Puajaafr nni)ialgaoriMa.W,andiiupnHalduilB|lbt abolaor
<a •tmoiicni'de* krftiia KoDltan, Imrindint iha alTak ol ika SIh Soiit.. ilatintnii Uia eatm^'i MRHifri.
ilmtehadaaaitlaabrfonUaiilMN Itlh Sapl., action or OKirllioaiid.carrTlnx the htirtiU m ITIh Ure.ln
nBaa4«r lb* ^•■•;<>d nrni^dararilia foriMu a< FMd BaflHar: afiarwudi |i»Kai *< ikt lama'
' — - lad a field lam In Ika *iin|liiir add Jeimper*
vmUn; nniiniHdfilinadiraab'diiuifdafatak-'
.uehnD> iniludlni Ika actioai el Chanda, Vnn
.; vaaatlvked ta Id* Onerka Trm
thtDi'KBn- " ■■ '—• -
■iirt,*a< DMBila, elin and eafitim ef laekiHnr, cemiDaDdeirtha advanced nrli iuu ihc JUiHliaali
wadad a pertro' nTaiitcen eecaniBii the larin Uoaqsa aonnaadini; the KiiiiabuU— meutlBi
^^■ddaa ■ lariaf "Uikly diftiunliBai Uoutlf:" alUnnud* oKaeiii at tbe iclxl ot Aiinelii
lalfiHat ^mlloB* atAtdaeran, Bievatel Uayn and HKaU.
194 lOih {!%€ North Lincolmkire) Reg$. ^ Foot.
8 CapUin Lunb Mxred durinr the Indian campaign of 18S7*68 and wat wtaent at tlM aetkm ol ShabnoM
5Ui July and battle of Agra on 10th Oct. 1867 (Medal). "^
0 Mijor Patt^Kon wrred with the lOth Re^t. in the SiitloJ eanipaifn of 1845-4, inelodii^ the baUleof
Sobraon (Medal). Alio the Pu^JaDb campaiirn of 1A48-0, Includinjr the whole of the siege operatioas
before Mooltan,— action of Sooijkitond, carrjiiig the helghit before Mooltan, eoptnre of the Dowlat Gate
(commanded thestonning party Xandaurrenderof the fortrMt: afterwards preeent at the battle of Qtxsjrnt
(Mt^iil and Clas]>»). Commandeii three companies In Shahabad with Eyre's field ftircc, action at Ddavur
iind capture of Jiigtlcevpore I'J Aug. 1867— nieiitioncd in OUputolieit (Hrcrot Mi^or. and Medal).
10 Lt.Cot. Ormesurved with tht* Itith LuiirerN in the action of MaharMjportt on S9 Dec. IMS (M«>dal>.
Also in theSiit^J eainpalan in lH4tf and was priwnt in the bctiuns at Uuddlwul and %llwal, in which last
he received a teTere bayonet wound when charaing theSeikh infantry (Medal). Serfed with tte luth Rigt.
in the Indiim campaign of 1857-59, including the advance uii Lurknow uud actions at (^haoda, Umeerinire,
and Siiltanpore, sieiie and capture of Lucknow, relief of Asimghur, and operations against the rebels in
the JiigdeKr*ore Jungle (Brevot of Uajor and Medal).
18 CapU Cllfrord waspreBent xith Ihe lOih at the battle of Ooujerat (Medal).
IS Captain Barlow served the INinJaub campaign of 1848-B with the 10th, inrlit'ling the whole of the siege
operations before Mooltan, action of doorjkoond, carrying tlie heights before Mooltan, capture of the
Dowlat Gate (grape-shot wound), and surrender of the fortress: afterwards present at the battle of
Qpojerat (Medal and Clasps). Served in the Indian campahcn of 1857-58, Including the captare of Jng-
deepore with Byre's force, capture of Atrowleca, Mctions of Chanda, Umeerpore, Sultanpoiw, and Douraha,
siege and capture of Lucknow, relief of Asimghur, and operations in the Jogdespon; Jungle {Kedal).
14 Captain Smyth ivrvcd the Punjaub canipuipnoi 1848-9 with the 10th, including the wholcof the kirgc
operations against Moolian, stomiinir the unt* my's strongly-entrenchc'd position, action of Sooijkoond,
carrying the heights before Mooltan, capture of the Dowlat Gate, and surrender of the fortress: afterwards
pre»ent at the battle of Gtoojerat (Medal and Claspn). Was engnged with the Dacca Mutineers at Jelpi-
goree In Dec. 1857 (Mrdal).
15 Captain Lucas served the Punjaab campaign of 1848-0 with the 10th, Including the whole of the >if>ce
operations before Mooltan, affair ofihe ttth Sept., storming tlie enemy's stnmgly-entrenehed position, and
surrender of the fortress: afterward* present at the battle of Goojerat (Medal and Clasps). Served in the
Indian campaign of 1857-58, incliidintf the advance on Lucknow and actions at Clianda, Unoeerpore, snd
Sultanpore, sleffe and capture of Lucknow, rvlief of Asimghur, capture of Jugdespore and operations in
its vicinity (Medal).
16 Major Crowe served with the 78th Hixhlauders in the Persian campaign in 18o6 and was present in
the action of Kooshab and bombanlment of llohaiarah. Served in India with Ilavelock's Column from its
first taking the field in 1857, including the actions of Fnttehuore, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawnporc, Oonao, Busrer.
ntffunge, Boorbeakechowkce (Victoria (hross fordistiDguisheu and gallant conduct), Muugarwar, and AJumlAgh,
reuef of Lucknow (wounded), defence of Alumbagh under Qutram, siege and capture of Lucknow, relief of
Azimgliur, and operations near Jugdespore (Medal).
17 Captain Hurt served with the Royals throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, Including the
battles of Alma and Inkerraan. siege and fall of Sebastopol, and with volunteer sbarpshootara from 17th
Oct. to 81st Dec. 1854 (Medal and Clasps, and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
18 Captain Bluett served with the 10th Regt. in the Punjaub campaign, including the latter part
of the sicKe operations before Mooltan, and surrender of the fortress, and battle of Qoojemt (Medal
and Clasps). Served at tiic relief of Asimghur in April 1858, capture of Jugdespore and operations in its
vicinity (Medal).
19 daptaiii Whaitc served in the Punjaub campaign in 18i<l, including the latter part of the siege opera-
tions hefore Mooltan, surrender of that fortress, and battle of (xoqjerat (Medal and Clasps).
20t Captain Bartholomrw commanded a wounded detachment ofthc lOth Foot during the operations against
the rebels in the Shahabad district, from 9th Oct. 1858 to 4th Jan. 1859, and was ■everal times ennsed
(Medal).
21 Captain B>ron served In thn 84th Regt. at the Siege of Sebastopol In 1854, and was wounded and
taken prisoner In a Sortie by the Ru^iians on the nlitht of the SOth December (Medal and Clasp). Served
in the Indian campaign In 1857-58, including actions at Cawupore under Windham, siege and capture of
Lucknow, and relief of Asimghur (Medal andClaip).
81t Captain Hales served with the 18th Royal Irish in the Burmese campaign of I853'5S (Medal). Also
at the sl^e of SebasU>}»ol from 80 Dec. 1854 (Medal and Clasp).
S2 Capuin Henderson served in the Ind>au camoaigu of 1837*^8. and in June 1857 was attached to an Irre-
gular Levy of 141)0 men cngiiged in the district for the protection of Agra being also vested with the powers
of Joint Magistrate in the diatrict of Agra. Allyriinr, and Muttra; present at the action of Agra on 6th July
and was afterwards Assistant Field Engineer in the Fort ; in October was appointed Orderly Offlcer to Col.
Greathed. present at the action of Diikhuosha and relief of Lucknow by Lord Clyde, the afrair at Kanouge,
aflkir of tlie Snd Dec. and action of the Gth Dec. at Cawupore ; sen-ed afterwards as Aide de Camp to Geaeial
Franks and present at the actions of Kusrutpore, ChandH. Umeerpore, Sultaupore, and Dhowraha, ai^e and
capture of Lucknow (wouiuled by on explosion) including the storming of tne Emaumbaim and Kaiaabech
(Medal).
98 Captain Sandwith served in the Indian campa^n of 1857-58 and was present with the party of the 10th
Regt. under Captaiu Dunbar (who was killed) at the attempt to relieve .Vrrah (wounded)} advance to I^uck-
noMT and actions at Chanda, Umeerpore, and Sultanimre, siege and capture of Lucknow, aiormingof the
Emaumhara and Kaisabagh, passage of the Tonse, relief of Asimghur, capture of Jugdespofa and operations
in its vicinity (Medal).
»\j
woundeir, and nifiitioned in Disiiulches for ''* conspiruous gallantry "'(Victoria CrosB)w Present at Cawnpore
under Windham when attacked liy the Gwaligr Mutinrers. Served as Adjutant to the Regt. in the force under
Otitram at Aliinibagli. including tlu' rupuUe of the numerous attacks, and also in the operationa ending in
the AimI rapture of Luckuor. In Bohilcund in lh5b under Lord Clyde and at the action uf fiareilly (Medal
and Clasp).
•H Lieut. St. John served in the Indian campaign of 1867-58, including the advance to^Loekaow and
action* at Chanda, UmtH^rpore, 8ultan]>ore, and Douraha, hiege and capture of Luclcnow^ storming of
the Kmaumtmra and Kal«abagh, rvllef i>f Asiinirhur, skirmish at Biriit-ea, luid action of Jugdaspore, and
was severely wounded at the action of Cliutomah (Medal).
i2o Captain Graham served in the Indian campaign of l8o7-u8, including the capture of the fort of Atiow-
lera, advance to Lucknow and actions at Chanda, Unieerport;, Sultanpore, aud Dourahn, aiegte and capture of
Lui'know and stormmg of the Kmaumbara and Ka'sahugh (Medal).
'26 Lieut. Beale served with the lOih Kegt. in the Indian campaign of 1857-58, and was present at the
Mutiny at Dmaporc, di-feat of the rebels by Kyre's force and capture oi Jugdespore, advance to Lucknow and
ncliitns at Chanda, Unie«rp(«re, and Sultanpore, sicKC and capture of Lucknow and led the storaiing party of
the loth Kegt. at the storming of the bmaumbnra imd KuiSAbafrh (twice mentioned in despatch) ; aa Ad-
Jutant of the Kegt-. he was present at the pussnge of the Tonse. ruief of Asimghur, capture of Jngdespora
anil operations in its vicinity ; aud was Staff Officer to Colonel Longdeu commanding in Aorih Behar, daring
Sir J. Douglas' final operations in the winter of lo58-59 (Medal and Chup).
il lieut. Rattye aerved in the Indian campaign of 1857-58 and waa preaent at tha Mtitinr at Sfnapon Mni
attempt to relieve Arrah; capture of Atrowleca. advaooe to Lucknow and aetaoaa at ^— ^n Umgnac,
StthMBpony and Douraha, liege and capture of lAcknow and itonning of the Emaombara and Kainhagh (MSal
,Bdl MTPai i* the Isiiui canpaigB of 18S7-58, inelndinf the tdvuMe ta Imbkmtm and eelku at
Cheaie, Uaeerpofe, SnlUnpon, uid Douraha. li^e and capture of Leckaow, relief of Aiimghir, and openi-
tioM Bear Jiudeapore (Vcdal).
Sellanpove^ an
(Medal).
80 lievt. Lyoam terretl in the IndUn campaign of 1837-&8. and was at the Matinv at Dinapore, capture of
▲trowlcea. advance to Lucknow and acUonn at CUaoda, Umeerpore, HuUanpore, and Iwuraha, aiege and cap-
ture of Lecknow, relief of Aziraybar, and operationa near Jufdeapore (Medal).
SI lieut. Creiy ttetred the £aaicm campaign of 18&A-;»6, iniludiBf tbe tmitlet of Balaklara and Inkov
laan (aofenly wounded), siege and fall of ^baaiopol, end toriia of wih Oct. (Medal and three Cla»pa» and
Vietoiia Cfuaa).
33 Uent BetioB aerred with Brigadier ONrAeld'a coluam at the effair at Peeroo on 11 May 1868, and with
Log ard'a force in the <9eratioa8 near Jngdespore (Medal).
98 Peymaatcr Murphy served with the 10th Regt. in the ButleJ caropaigB of 184^-40, Including the
buttle of Sobraon (Medal). Also the Punjaub eempAign of l8i8-49, and was present during the whole
of tbecftife operutious before Mooltau, including the repulse of tlie enemy'a night uttaek on 17th Aug.
184Sf ead surrender of the fortress ; afterwards present at tbe buttle of Ooojerut ( Medal ai»d two Clasps).
S4 Qr.Kaater Darker served wiih tlie 2drd Fusiliers in tht* Indiau Campaign of 1857-68, Including the
relief of Lucknow by Lord Clyde, defeat of the Owalior Contingent at Cawnpore, siege and fall of Luck-
now flledul and Ciuspa).
So Doctor Gordon waa preaent with the 16th Lancers at the battle of Maliarajpore 29 Dec. 1813 (Medal). Had
medical churge of a force in an czpeditton lu 1848 on the West Otaat uf Afiica, and waa thanked in Despatch.
Serv^ in tlie Indiau rampaign ol 18j7-&8,— in medical charge of Franks' lorce in tts advance to lucknow
including tbe actions of (;handa, Umeerpore, and Badsliagunge ; was preaent triih the lUth Begt. at the
aiege auo capture of Lucknow } had medical charge of Lugard's fmrce iududing the relief of Aiimghnr, cap
ture of Jugoeapore, and action of Chiiowrah (twice mentioned in deapatchea, CA^ Medal and Oaaf)»
[Continuation of Note$ to 9th Foot.]
If Cavtelu Vltart aad Lfrat- Thorapaon sarrwl In tha CrioMa tnn ICth Prb. lau, indadiof tht sieffe and Ml of
fhaslopol.aad aMaolt on tbe lMtterip»oiitb«8(b Jane (Medal and CU«p). ,^.
Se Capcate Doaelas trrrtd af tbe tlet* of Srbattopol fVom Mov. 1844 until the lUb June IBM, wbonbo rtcelved a
MiidattboiiMaaUoatb4Pbatt»flM(M«dalaad ClMp). ..... ^. .w .^ ^r «.w.^..
set Capcate OriMMoo served with tbe Mri HivbUnders In tbe Crimea from Jan. 18i6, ineludinf the u«f • of SebaMo-
poU asMttiU of the latb Jane, and eipodttJuw to Kertch (Medal and Cla.p). Serred in India at the battle of Cawnpoia,
tbe teUef of and eapum of Lneknow (wnunded at the aa»a«lt of the Return's Palace), and encaacmentt In Barcilly.
n LleaU Aplin letTrd in the Crlmeafrom the »7th June tBW.lneludlnf ■ie«e and fall of 5r»>".«|»P?i™!l'?i Z^fZ
S4 Or. Maaur Banbury aarred in the eampaiKn of 1842 in Afgbanwtan (Medal), including the forciag of the Jbyber,
/,iiX"k7«d T^nVa«*s ; actions of fiaiookhail. Te«ea, and Huft Kot'lj """k •"«« ^^^"11^ J,'^,' Ifc
SaSkTeam^ain of l»«-4«. Inclodinir the baffles of Moodkee. Perosertah. and Sobiaon (Medal and two Clasps). The
■main from Ifov. 1«»< to AprU 186*. inclading siefc of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp). . . ^„. . _.
S AStaJ!tarfe«n Oven, lerved irSe Crimei fVmn Wtb Not. 18M, ineludtef tbe .iege and fhll of Sebastopol, and
^mi{ an tibebatiertea oa tbe leib June (Medal and Claap). . ^ .
JT liiiiil.lTngsou J.C- JobnstoB aerred with tbe 9th Beft. la tbe Crhnca from Jan. lUb, Includtag tbe siege and
fhll of Sets itotMl, a<ad 'aMauli of tbe battsriet on ISlb Juno ( Medal and Clasp).
7 \cei»n*l.—Slr lUchud Dohorty,' Bni.
Oct. M.
0 1 Edward Moore, Biu. til
! Xn/.nVoy.il
0 \Xmor4.~l AuKuiti J(
I Capt. I
I JohD
33 Not. M; Oal.
iB 90 i Ct.93 Nor.
rt-W; aSnit.M.
17 r:^ 31 Dec. 87;
trtt.Lieut. , 3U June 64 ; Lt.Cot.
r iff "nyif. 7Feb.3U; Biw.
A8;£(.Gil. 1 Apr.&9.
: LUut. PSI June 31);
; JV^ar, 30 Feb. Ca.
; lAtul. r 6 aept. 43; Copl. 15
M7Aug..M,
1-90 June 43'
)• 1 Dec. 4»:i
0 ll 90 June 49 ,>■ 31
O \i Kt.Vau([h*ii Dickens"' i 1 Hty 40l i
0 I Wn. Henry ClarkMn , SI)June49; I
U I Owen Daviei 'IQAu^.W t
0 j Richard Kotliain ....i SOct.SOl Hal
1 Thoma* HIU |r80Sept.53i 93 Mi
0 Id
I J Uarcu* I
> J Tliomat Llnduy fliarJi
I 2 Aag. Fred.DeB. Diian
1 2 F™. Wm. Henry Pelric.
n
. 05
a Feb. 44 < 93 Dec. 45
13Sept.4S'>>14 Feb. fil
S9Jul7fiiiP2-lMar.{>4
3UF«b. a>' SUJuIy 06
10 Feb. &5i 18 Jan. M
ISMay SI rieAiiK. M
' 7 Not. M '
BJsn. 58!
30 Feb. 56
' 31 May SS '
> SB Hay 58 :
15 JnneM,'
•16 June Sa!
' 13 Jnlr 68 '
n 24 Aug. 68
P 7 Sept. SB I
9ISeiit.63|
I Oct. 68 j
» 3 Oct. SB
PllJan. Sit
G Koi. 47
1 May &6
58
7 Jai
e April55 9 Auf
I lOApHlfi.'i >> 3AtiL
30 Feb. 55| 9 0ci. SS ^
11 May SS.P 7 Mar. M I
'I IS Mar. S6I 25 Mar. 50
11 May 55] ISJnn. 58 S
I 15 May 56 16 Jan. S8 2
' 1 June 561 15 Jan. 58
B June 56 30 Feb. 68
' OJuueSS. S3Mur. 58
I 97 JnljSS 14 May 68
SMay Se 'il May 58
B July 50, » 98 May 68 -o:
r 7 Nov.fl0'''15 June58
h.! 5 Feb. 58 i* 13 July 58
.1 10 Feb. 58 P94 Auf. 68
jl'SSfcpt.S,^ r 7 Bept.68'
21 N"T. 60, IB Feb. 58
..\' 5JiineS5 1 Oct. 58
I GJuly 55' 1 Oct. 58
35 Sept. 55 1 Oct. 58
17 Mar. 59 " 2 Oct. 68
OOcl. 55' 5 Oct. 58
u.iuu. 17 Jan. 58 '38 Jan. 50
JordaDJ 18 Mar. 58 1»32 Apr. 59
0 A Hilii.l IS Jan. 68' 14 Ha? KO
0 a Ja>.Farq«batwn OllTer: 30 Mar. 58 <* 17 Jnn« 59
0 ,1 WillUD
0 13 Wm
0 k imm^.
Jgrmt, E. S. Codd, Eiq.— A^A Agtutt, Sir £. H. Borangb, Bt., Armlt k Co.
[lit BaUaliem ntwmtdfram Neu) Swih Wait*, 10 Fti. SB. Stpot, Fmnqr.]
T Cipliln CnHBpMn iirtttt willill»«IadIII|b;uiltniLlUi*iIr|iuidUl of BcliHlapairnfli) jBlTltH
(Ucdil ud Clu))).
B (.'npuiii BosiU ■FFT>4 Id the KutUr wir r>r I»M-SI (Mtlil). >iid In ISMSJ ia th« Onnn RItm Ti^
10 CtfMa MclHBi Hrrsd Willi thr Mlli Urft. In Uic P«nlu uuptliB <i( ISat-GI, ladudlif lk( itMH
■■d c^BHOf BaUrr, nirrtgdrTsrBudilrf. ind bombirdiiiHil of Uobunnti. SirTtdlD B«|il>iid H.W.
PrarlDiH InHpiiRHlBillHmiillnr in lUTGS; pmnt wllh HairdMk'l colDon In tti* ■rtlani etVutUtf
paH.AauiUb >>tmdM Saddam, CmiBmm (woundfd). ud Bllhaor; In ui mflUr al Blilrupen andn Briib
ain Vlhoa i ud iru l-Uitut Englnm durlnt ttedfrmn ol CHnpin.
11 CipMIn RlcbudHu icntd lb' rampiten an Um AuIIii] ■lih th* Bih Rfgl., and wu prwini nt tka
kattlo af Itoodkag. pBoaabah and Subr-ion (Xedal and two Clatpll. Brmd In ll» Punjaub raBptlo of
tau-y wUb iki aiM lUtt., and wai piHnii at Ranninii' wd Uw pauaf* of Uia Cbvnab, ike tatllM af
Baioolnata wd CUUUawalUh, and with Ihg fltld fiiica In pirMlt ul Uu <n«aiT Is iIh Kh|bw Pua la
1lmiiT»Mat^MlMmdiwaG\M>iM\. Himd u tlx liefr, awuU, and nplunof Mlttl In ISA7.
rniui Ihf JltMiron nndfibriSSl (Mtdal). Senrd nlw In 11k Crinua mm «4hEo(.
Ka lire* and Ul nt Sabuloiwl (nm «aUi Auf. lUI
IHSCIMid wltb Claip t»ra<badii|K>l).
(XidalMJCtatp].
WEui|Bpri»isn«d wlibltat 41it lta«t.attheilCKCof 3abailopnllnlSM-fi9andwai»nnlT «
bf acnpaabat OB tlw lift iliouldR lain* adianad Btfte Fll en Sih J una (Krdil and Clwp).
1S<A(^. Suffolk) tUgL a/Foot.
" MINDEN" '■ OIBRALTAB"— vith the Caitleani Ktj/~" JfMHi Zmiaida
CIp*"—" BERING APATAM" "INDIA."
C#toiul.-1l OS ChkTlM Anthony Ferdinand BentiDck,' Bm. 16 So^.Ot; Lt.
tmt Capl. 34 Sept. IS; Bm.-Mi^cr. IB June \b; Capl. and Lt.-Col.il
Uay 22; Col. S8 June 38; Maj. ' 3U Uay 13 ; Xf .-Co J. 0 Nov. 46; JfaJ,-
Gttt. 11 Not. 51; Lt.Om. IS Jan.SS; Cat. 1 3th Foot, U April HI.
Lt.-Coli.~\ JohD Maxwell Pen-eval,> CD. Ent.' 31 June 3S ; i,t. * IS Har. 36 ;
Capt. Pie Hay 38; Afi^'. » 14 April46 ; Xt.CoJ.PS ApHI 50; CW.S8NoT.A4.
I Thomaa Brooke, Btu. ' 31 Oct. 34 ; Lieut, p SO July 38 : Capt. r 19 Hay
4U; iln/m;'* April 50; Lt.Cal. H9 Uij 6i ; Cef.ESNoi.M.
Midori.— I John Francis Kempt, EnJi. ' 16 June 30 ; Lt. 10 Hay 37: Capt.
aa Apr. 4S) Mn/or, » 10 May 54 ; Bt.Ll.Col. 30 Oct. 08.
HenryHaiideHamllton.'fiu.i'O Aug. 30; i.M' 360cl.41 ; Capt. r 11 Hay .
40; Brtv.ifaj. i3 Den. U ; ifiy. 10 Dec. 60; Brni. Zt.Cvl. 6 Jane £6.
WlllIamJanieiHntehins,£>u.3Dec.36; Z,(. 3 Dec. 40; Capt. :iO Dec. 46 i
Mnjar, 8 Jan. 58.
EdvardGeot^ Hibberl,* E*t. r 30 April 4B; Lt. Oct. 48; Capt, 'SS
May Si; Bt.Mqj. 1" "" "
Captaikb.
i-lSMar. 43
J.IBUX. 1 CAFTAI^. IBHBT.HAJ.
Richard Atkinson....
PI8 Feb. 4U
p 30 Mar. 49
P3l)Apr. 42; P 18 Aug. 43
33 June 60
: Wm. Henry Queado' .
OJune 43|P37 JuNe45
P 11 Apr. 61
SThoniaeDundM' ....
87 Dec. IskUApr. AH
P30 Feb. 63
i ThomasGeorgeTerekei
PS3May4fi>PIl Dec. 46
P 10 May 64
v 37 Oct. 46lP 3 Apr. fiO
P 37 Juno 64
John Reynold* Palmef*
I May 42' 6 Jan. 40
36 Aug. 54
! Bdirard U. FMter,' «
SHay 43i 14Apr. 46
14 Feb. 56!
1 Samuel Pairtlough' ..
35 Aug. 46
P 93 Oct. 47
P3T July 66
1 Ediraid Herrick * ....
P 16 Dee. Aa
P33JunB48
P 39 Hay 67 :
1 HenryTol
0 Sept. 46
Sa July 49
B Jan. 68 '■
t Frederick Bagnell* ..
30 Oct. 40
8Aug.4B
8 Jan. 68
[ CbarletJ.CecllBlllery
31 Jan. 63
81 8<>pt.64
0 Sept. 66
! Horatio Nelwn Kl,.pgi,
' 18 Apr. 45
30 Apr. 48
OJan. 68
, Thos. Bdmnnd UMler
P30Uar.4O
13 Oct. 63
P 10 Feb. 68
! AkuodarH'Lood....
IT Sept.£0
9 Feb. 56
36 Jan. 68
. JohnDaTid Downing..
P S3 Not. 49
P 8 May 51
9 Oci. 56
Aug.JohnnMLeeton..
PUJune&O
PBlMay 62
P 13 April 68
1 Oeo.GlaKOtt Hewton
9 Hot. 48
14 May 62
aOSapL&B
I Edward Hireon
13 8epL48
a Dec. 63
30 Sept. 68
John Lunan Wllkie ..
33 Not. 49
p 37 July 66
P 20 Oct. 68
P 30 July 47
3 June 63
SO Oct. 67
! CoinptouA.B. Dickhu'
P 13 Dec. 60
P 30 Hay 59
17 June 66
! Samuel Henry Harford'
. Jai. Fielding Sweeney'
Pie Apr. 61
3 Dee. 63
P 11 Mar. 68
31 Ani. 49
P81 Oct. 63
M. CaulSald Sannden
P 17 May 50
P 19 May 64
! Juliu. Henry aUrke*. .
18 Sept. ID
86 Aug. 54
Fra.A.FitiGerald,^^.
P3ISept.53
P 16 Hay 56
S Golunal PareaTal caai-
lUDriad lb* iwTi BiUtUsa
1 GMr8(!0ibun,>.d4-...
34 Dec. 63
3 April 67
1 John WuTOO
PIS Aug. M
3 April 57
iUfa Rft. In tbt KaAr aar at
1 Sept. 54
8 Not. 56
lUl-aa, and t« tall ivTlm
. Coninnby M. Uarwanl
P 19 May 54
8 Jsn. 58
a lilvai^C'lQBtl HaBdlaa
! Henry Neabilt
33 Dec, 64
mini lilt Eaiiam eamHlcg
S Wm. Dummer Jariii .
8 June 65
8 Jan. 68
\ Samuel Hall
13 Feb. 66
P 10 Aug. 66
and u A. 4. M.'a.'trsa bit!
l»A£, tnelidlBf Iba ballll of
I George norland
33 Feb. 5o|P20OcL 66
1 Jno.SoameRlchardion"
P30NoT.54|P33,\ov.55
-iff B '.nd f»U of Bebaiiapol
( Gilbert de Lacy Lacy"
14 Har. 55 0 Dec. 56
H,'d>]>ndCl«p4, br*»<or
[ Frederick Alban
8 June 65 ► 8 Jan. 66
Sth Clau or IhE M rdju'e)"
I Matthew Coke
37 July 66
3 Feb. 68
[ Reuben Pred-Magor..
e July 66
P 23 Mar. 68
PoMar, Hfrrlek, and Bainill
LItult. Bxenr;, Bllrka, and
Olbua.icr*^ m tht Kaflli
1 Wm. Henry Crawhnll .
1 DaTld Seymour
P 10 Aug. 65
P 1 Feb. 66
P 16 Apr. 68
P23Apr. 68
. ThophilusHenrvOliver
9 Oct. 66
I Oct. 68
"- C>iii>. Dl•■ld■■■nd'Fai^l-
. William Keougl
6 June 66
3 Oct. 68
Dy|[h.r^•«d ID <h*K>a,war
\ Joacph Ollcer Johnson
7 Dec. 56
3 Oct. 58
with llie MUi R^in. In )M
1 Robt. Brads. Moorhead
8 July S"
3 Oct. 68
, Edward Jas. Dudgeon
P 20 May 67 3 Oct. 6a
crirn*. ftniD aaih Am. ibu,
36 Itlar. 58
P 7 Dec. 68
mA hu lb* Mtdil wlib CJaip
or !9(l»iIo|»U
Henry M acgregor Lo wr j
31 Aug. 55
33 Mat. 58
W.CroabieSiddonaMaii
SB Mar. 68
P 16 Aug. 50
1 B<ib«rtBdward Dawson
30 Mar. 58
PS6Aug.59
' TFjii.S.Hffiii7DDiileTlB
31 Har. M
P 98 Oct. 69
/oAiiTnilluiZJoTtl..
vMJanefiS
» 4UU.W
isa (£. si^M) a^L «r J>w.
riwa. Qto. D. lAtoacbe
nonM Jrta Ony
Benrr Mum
BdwariPldde* ...
IS Not. 56
Hnr; J. lUc Doonell
ChMtM Bdwird Hunt
Walter J«hn Bot** ■ ■
ArtbDrLcTODX Wliippli
WllUam Lenta Harpbj
Ed«. Cba-CoUar Fntcr
Vn. IiMfMM) SaoDder
Robart BajroM Rwd. .
CimpbaQ nut. MonU
Villiun UuueU . . . . i 3t Avg. 69
Havj SidHIi Andnm vMAug.fiS
HuDilton JohnWallKce P 13 Dec 69
36 Jen. OS
ST Hit. 66
1 Apr. 6B
i Apr. AS
a Apr. fiS
i Apr. 68
S6Mar. 66
SI Utj 56
II lint. UekknUoB ttmi wUb ih« Vtad
It tiM >i*|« ud (kll of BrtBMopol
HtfUu.
leih JvIt IU6 (Hedul ud CIhp).
It Uiul. Uc>Hr>*4 vltta tbe Mrd Rrft. M
'HWl alio U th* bonibudnMBl Ud ap(ui«or
:iiilHH.n (HFdtl ud OlHp).
uriiE iwrlbiMi of Ittl-U (HidBl).
li SnrfBon WfldmrthaBndinlhcEAJllr wv
n8SI.B{(McUl. StrrtdwithtliciaitiLucen
1 the CriMun norain fniBi ITth Ut; IBSI,
idvdinii Iki battle of tlw Teheruji, uege ud
sg ! fall of Sebialapol, and OHrUiaBi nnr Enpaloria
u.. HI ! under Oucnf D'AlloBTme (Medal and Clupl.
,-.. ?5; AliowtUilbelJUiLancMidminilbepipprnBni
13 May fi9 1 (« ibe Isdtu dsUs^ witli Ihe Ker)iii£i Md
33 Aur. 69 ftrte, and vaa pmeBt it the ihin of Jeiunfe
„. .r" .» ud Kahai. hifile al Baoda, aod nnoder 1
B*l^ Kiivee iHedal).
I
: ByBuufdrt.— I Walter Rice OUvey, 6 Apr.5fi ; Snt. H4 Feb Jil ; Lt. ' S0 Oct.6S.
I S Robert William Burdett Desangea, 9 Harcb SB.
^ i{jWaH/«^~-S Zim^GeorgeQibuiD, ST July 66.
1 tAtul. Franda Aagnatua FltaOerald, 1 Oct. 56.
itmiet»nqfMiukeirg,—l LUut.S. t. SweeDay, 13 F^. 58.
8 Lieut. Gilbert de Lacy Lacy, 36 Mar. 69.
Mirier Ma*t«r: — 1 Robert Laver, SI April 54.
8 William Rom, 14 Hay 68.
S irfeont.— IW.IHck,'*U.D.A.5.13U*y36;Sury.7AnE.4e;5ur0.Jlfii;.lOet.66.
I S Dudley CllftODWoiIiworth,"3(i Jan. 58; .4uut.5iire.lUJtO.61.
•A *$itt«iit Surpemu. — 1 Oeorga Banlii Floyer Arden, 9 June 54.
' 3 Qeorge Allan Halton, S3 June 64.
1 Arthur Henry FrftncU Lynch, 1 M*T 56.
S Joaeph Win. Carter Neyuoe Murphy, 1 March 68.
Patingt YelloiF— .rf^rnfr, MeMra.Cox & Co.
[Itt Ban. e«hH-»eJ/«r Auttrvlk, 1 Jvly 1654. i>9(rf, Walmer.'i
[ind Butt. Tetumedfivm Cafe qf Qood Hapt, Sept. 1658. Btpel, .]
200 \iih, or Prince AlberesRegt. of Lt. Ihj. Ci^,?5SSW
" K IRTINIQUB" '
SI S
s is
_ _ ' "AFFONAKIBTAIf
"CABooL, iM«" '■ iBVAnurou-
CdIom/.— 0 ifit Sir WiUlam Maynard Oomni,' GCB. She. 34 Ha^ 94 ( Xl-ll
Nui.04; Cnp(. aj June 03 ; JWiuor, 10 Oct, 11; Lirui.-Col. 13 Aug. IS; Ot.
lUMay !»; Htnj-GeH. lllJau.3T ; ir.-Cm. S Na*.4C: Om.aOjDnBMj CU.
13th Lt. Inf. 11) Mur. 46.
Lt.C<ilmiet».—\ LordHitV. Kerr,' CI). Eiu. r IflJuDeSS; Xf. '14 Sapt.X;
Cnpt.i'iOJunclO; Jlf-7j. J-2iiJuly6l ; tJ.Crf.PSODac, M; Coi. 88 Mot. 54.
' I George King,' £'iii. 13 April 31 ; Z.M'IS Jan. SS; Capf. 8 Auk. 4S ; BIM.
SUJoneSt; ^fi;/. 31 Au^. fiS ; AC.iir.Coi. SO Dk. S(t ; Xt.CU. 17 Nor. IT.
S Arthur Homo,'* En>. » 10 Nor. 35 ; X/. P S7 Nor. 98; Capt. > 81 Fab. 94; Br.-
Mn). 0 Not. 40; Mq;'. P30 Uar. 40 i Brtv. Lt.-Col. SflHayaS: Cil. N
Nov. S4 ; Lf.Ctff. e Jan. :>a.
Mfjort.—l John WlUiura Cox,' CB. £nj. 96 June 98; Zl, 9S Anr. 40; Call.
US Apr. 47; a(.itf.(>. 15 Uee.S4 ; ihjor, 2S Jan. 66; BLU-Col-'aO /nlr S*.
I George lIcnryTylGr.'tEnit. S3 July 4S ; £/. 14 Apr. 46; Casf. *8 IfoT. SO:
Ar<U. 17 Nov. r>7 ; Bl.U.Cdl. S6 Apr. 00.
S WilliafD Unes Ptto.'t £ii*. t>l0Mny44; XI. PSB Juiie4a; Capt. ' 8 Frb.
aO; Jlffifor-Sl Mny:<'4.
S Herbert Vaiii^liaii Munilcll/ £». 2 Sur. 40; Li. P30 Dee. 45; Ci*<. IS
Mar. 53 ! Atujor, ' 81 May_58.
Captains. {.
1 Robert Peei^
« WiHiamHenryKurr..|
1 Fred. Van StraubGiixcG*.
1 Hobcrt B.Hontgomcry'^
1 GcraldFitzOcroldKlng*,
1 MchlUc Browne ....
! 1 EdwanI Buyd^
I I Arthur Baiiibrigge" ..'
1 Cbikrles Poore Long* . .
3 Charlm Power Cobbc..
8 Nooi H. Bryan Vardon
3 Wm. Henry Grim iton":
3 Richard Morgan Hall'*.
1 0«ddei SaniHin iTw jnam "
; S JohnCumniiiig Clarke'
S J.HoberlaonTurabuU"
1 Jiio.AngenlcinRowley'
: 1 Curnw. lly. Cliivhettor'
't 3 Saiauel Head |
I Coorge Honrj Cohhain*'
1 O'NeilStewanaeijravc"
2 Am-JameBC. Dormer',
2 Tho.ChpmliM' Hob.-rtM>n i
3 VO Air. StOWeU Jone.'t
LlBDTBNANTa.
; I Hy. LewU FitiOerald* ,
1 John Frederic BTcrctl'
2 RiL-1iiI..\iigeiit Clayton'
! S Henry Ednard Hall'..
'„ 1 Phil.Edw.VictorGilberl'
3 William Uaslcit' ....
1 Henry Gilletl"
1 William Wlllianu" ..
i Thomai Tyler Gould . .
! 3 John Codd Conington ,
I 1 H.Alax.C.Wroughron:
3 John J. Pateiion Fox
I Allan Shano Adair ..
3 John Bond, Ad'i.
1 Wm. Knox Lent, Atlj.
I John Fencotl Jamea ..
1 TliomanMcNeilleGlil
3 Frpdk. Wliliam Ruck. .
1 nUliamCox"
a Clinrle«EdwardiiiPi.lmcr
2 Ed v. LutwyL-lie England
8 June 66
brey lienzell . ■
I Fra. Hrew^ Edwardi .
a July
5 July Ji.',
n July 56
20 July 65
• 3 Oct.' 551
25 Jan. 561
' 38 Har. 54 '
' 1 reo. oU "nntr Ainar ikan anvn 4ff
■,'?"-si;ss,".,"-,i"Js!C!
I'J Feb. 67 b«l(h((. arawal tgoSu tt-
B Jan. 58 >«■. anil moptarr oTCMhI,
B Jan 58 '" ^h'eb he hai • ll»*a,Milii
14 Mar. 68 ,„ ,fc, en™, fta. mmi Jaa
7Apr.r>B lUMndmiatlbibatdeaflM
3IIApr.68 Telwrn*Tbit*^>i>4IUI*fl*.
31 Auir 58 l»-iopDl (Mrt«i ud CtaftaaA
31 Aug. 58
ICJuly 55
ISM, er.Pruwt M^f» B^gimtU of Ugki Infantry. 301
LlBTTTBITAIITa.
t LL-Coloix
11-M(HHlltuil
ill vt StlwhiiHl (Vedsl ind Clup, uid
.nl|LI of Iha LeflOB of Honor;.
( Alnied F. CaDlngbainc
if 1 CbtrhiFnuf
I Alax.HuniiniiiRomc
EKilOHS.
1 Lloyd Picton jEDkini
'X L Rieb. nugnald King
I Arthur H'G. Denny ..
K t Arthnr Brooki
1 HnryKiQcFenwick..' S4ApritSd
1^ 1 Pierce WilUani Hughet' 38 Uay bS
^ 1 Dudley Thomu PerHcl SO May Hi
I Hubert StoartClarke..' 9oJuneC8
a L Matthew John Brll . . , v S4 Aug. 58
I Aad.Cha.CunnlnghBin| S4Scpt,58
t WlIliMD JameiHaU.. 2a8ep(.&e
1 William L«B 9 mith ..[ & Oct. 50
I G«Hge Kemmla- ....,; )■ 0 Xor. 58
Richard IlareUoma.. I 12 Not. 58
Rubart Warren ; 31 Dec. 58
I OerardSepIlmuaBurloiii 38 Jau. M)
Tc . Charlnncd. Powell..' 39 Jan. 51)
! JohDDroaghtE.lIuoney ^ 18 Mar. 5!)
I Alex. Duke Slinpton . . ' ■■ 3 June 50
! JohnA. P. K.Harwood' 7 Oct. i)2
9a]ii»QiteTt.~\ Dancan Cameron M'NBiighl«n,"il5Mayr>5i Q.^/. IS Aug.
SThomaa Caldcrhcad Brown, ti7 July 55; Cnn. 5 Nov. 54 ; u,
I4iutnnli.~-i Lieut. John Bond, 13 April 58. [15 May 55.
1 Lietii. William Knox l^t,2 Aug. 58.
rMtmetBri of Mutielrf.—2 Lieut. A. G. Wyiieii, « Not. 59.
'^ 1 Sniigii Richard V. Kinit, 10 Hay 59.
luarter-MaMteri. — 1 Thomae Ilobaii," S5 May (iS; Sni. 19 Jan. 55.
2 Tliomaj ArBCiit, 1) Nov. 53.
lurgamt. — I Jameg Jackjon, A.S. 11 June -11 ; Surg-il May 52.
[? 2 Wm. Orccii Troiudcll," M. 1). ISDecat): Auiit.Surg. 6 Apr. 42.
\uitlant-Surgtont. — 1 Purer Nevil JackBon," S8 April 54.
S 1 Arthur Ednin Tompio Loaglmr^t, 27 Oct. 54.
I Charlca John Kiriran,'*20 Uar. 55.
3 Nleliolaa LoTtua Gray, 23 Jan. 58.
3 John iJtuarl, 13 Oct. 58.
Facingt W«e.—Agenti, Hcisr*. Cox S: Co.
{Ut Bait, embarkedfiir Oibr/illar 25 Afny 61. Depot, Feriaog.]
{and Ball, vaibaritd for Cape of Good Hope 33 Feb. 1851). Depel, Armoy.]
1 Sir VlillaraaomiiiierTtdlntliceiiiRllllDnlullieHrrdvr.lnlTtlH.lilcludlnglhcutlonorihcimb Stpl.
. BipBUlIonM tbecoanorFnnMiiidSpaln,underHirJunc>l>ulien«r,_liiJBM^ tiptdiUon
batllM of BaHcuaad I'lMnlHa'ODur,
ill* UurM, Htll* or VlUorl*. tH
If 1413,1a ■ ■*
B kai nalTtd llw Gold .
Mi Hi** ) aad IbeSUnr War HfdBl
■ — ■■ 'a Knlfhl " ' ~
wHiTt. Btricdali
.1 • ir ,
901a IS/A, or Primes AUwIft Sept. if Lifkt tnfimHrp.
f LlmU.nita«i<dauAHMl«tl MTTci at th* aUn ud Ml of t^UM»po1 from Sf<lcpt.1»l(lfUilaa<ClMp).
Uoti. BmUii MtvtA alM U ikelndk* tmmtaiga la lat^MMl vas ptaMWt iritk tka Bnaa iriA farca ai tht aariaai tf
Aaorak aa4 tka lakiag ef Naffor (Mtdal) .
10 litaLOUUtt wna4 at iha liaft and fiUl of labaalopo) tnm fmi Sept. I8U (Mc4al aad Claaf ).
11 IkaL WUliaaw Mnad at tha sicf* and fUl of 8«ba«topol froai 7th Bcpi. 18U (Medal aad CImf)*
M PiifaaMar M*NaafluaB Uadad vith tha Int. ia tk« Ciiaaa oa tht MNk Jaaa lUi, aad vaa at tkc aiaga a«dMl
of la^Mrapoi (Madal aad Cla^p).
IS GttpUin Qrlniton Mrvad with tha find Regt. In the KaAr war of IMI-A« (Madal), and with tha ai-
ytdtUon north of tha Oranf a River In 1809-58
14 OaM^B Hall loaded with tha 48lh Rtigt. In the Crimea on tha Slat April 18M, and aerrad at tha
•laRa and fkll or Aabaatopol <tfedal and Claap).
10 ir^Jor TumbttU serrad a» Alde-de-Cainp to Sir H. Barnard, to MiJ.-Gan. Read, aad to Sir A, Wlffon ,
dnrhif tha tlega, asaault, and capture of Delhi, In the action of Badla ke Beral and all the minor engafe-
menti (thanked bj GoTemor Geoarnl in Oaanctl» Brcrat'lCaJor).
If Dr. TrouidalUarfad with the fiOth Rent. In the PniOaub oanpalfa of 1048-0. and waa prwant al the
battles of Chlilianwallah and Ooojerat (Medal aad two Claspa). derved the Eastern eajBpalfn of 1804-00,
iaeludiag the battles of Alna and Inkemian. and tiege of debastopol (Medal and Clasps).
15 Captain TVyaaaiMrvedwlih the SIM Ragt. at the aiage aad eaptartaf Dcthiia ISCTlaahidingtheaeliaBofVai-
lallKhurCMadal aad Clasp).
90 Assiat.-8urgaoa Kirwan serred at the liege of Sebastopol from the 14th to the 00th Jona 1800, In-
dndiac tha tssuiit of tha 18th Jnna (Medal and Clasp). Had medical charge of the left w1b« lOlh Lt. laf.
la India in 1808 at tha action of Amorah, assault and eaptuia of Nuggur, and various actions of the
Banin Bald isroe (twice mentioned In dctpatchaa, and Medal).
81 Qr.-Mutar Hoban senrad with tha ISth LL Infantry throughoat the eampaigas In AflirtaaBlalaB ftem
1888 to 1849 Inclusive, and was present at the itorra and capture of Ghusnee (Medal), assault and captnn
of the town and fort of Tootumdurrah, storm of Jhoolghur, night-attack of Baboo Kooah Gliur, deatruction
of Kbaadurrah, asaault of Parwandurrah, storming of the Klioord Oabooi Pau, affair of Teaeen, fordnf
tho Jogdnlluck PasiL recapture of the fort of Mamoo Khail, heroic defiance ol Jallalabad and aortles of
14th Nor. and 1st Dec. 1841, B4th March and 1st April 1848, general action and dalsat of Akbar Khan
before Jellalabad 7tk April (Medal), atorming the heighu of Jugdulluck, general action of Taaeen, and
recapture of Gabool (Medal). Serrad In the Crimea from 80th June 1800, Including the battle of the
Tchernaya, siege and fhll of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
99 Aasist.SoTgcon Jackson served In the Eastern rampaixn of 1804-00, Inaludiag tha battlea of Bda»
klava and Inkermaa, aad siege of Sebastopol (Medal and three Clasps).
98 Lieut. Cox was present in April 1808 In the actions at Amorah aad the taking of Nnggur.
M SSl hIS^.I i*^ ( y^ Bueiinghamihirt) Eet/t. of Fool.
CoIoMf.— Sir JuQu WaUan,> KCB.fiu. JlJaneSS; £t. 18 April OS; Capt.W
fii tl»,T.UiiMiy.aDi!e.Oi;I,l.-Col.UUayOa;Cci.*]anc 14; Uig-OtH. )»
K JulySl; £f.-(7iin.I0 Jui.37; <?en. 11 Nor.61 j Col. 14th RrifE. &4 May 37.
^£(.Co/DJuIt.~l lUlph Budil,' £i». 10 ^lur. 22; ZifuJ. P 10 Mv. 90 ; Caur.
lJune41 -,Brm.-aii^. BU June S4 ; Mi[j.ili U>j£6; Zt.-OiJ. r a? Ju. &7.
9 Srr Jame* Edward Alexander,* Curniit, P 30 Jan. 35 ; £f . ^SUNot.SA; Cb/Mf.
'ISJuneSD; BreB»t-Mnjttr, 0 Nui.4a; JJf. Xf.-Co/. 80 June £4 ; JUoier,
39 Dec. U ; U.-C0I. 96 Uareh A8. ; Col. JO Oct. M.
XtffaTM.^! WiJIlam Conno Trcvor,*l Eiit. 1 1 Har. 4S j Xieuf . S3 Jan. 40 ; Capl.
'SB Hot. GO; Brtctt-MojoT, 0 June 50 ; HTuJor, '"il Jan. 07.
t 1 EdmnlJobn Holworthy, Snd LUiut.r 12 Feb. 30; tUut. fSHm.SO; Capt.
. »i7 0ct.45; Af<tfor,'7 Mar. SO .
9 John Dwyer,* £Su. P 10 July 31 ; XI. 31 No*. 34 ; Ca^. 33 Jan. 40 ; BI.-MnJ.
9 Nov. U; jrq^fT, ae Sept. K.
3 \rilliam Douglas,' ^lU.rKJ May 34; £f. 1 Aug. 38; Capt. 1% Btpt. AO ; Bl.-
Maj. 8 Hot. 65; Jf^or, B Jan. 68.
CAPrAiiia. I siMOii. I LiEvr. ct.rti.iti. Ibhbv.-haj.
t Frederkk Ilaminerdt?' I
1 Plomer John Young'. .{1
1 Wm.HanburyHavl'y'j'
! CflaTlceEdvftrdOraganji
1 JohaGittensmayeock"
1 Martin Pctne, *
! Daw.StacklcyWarren^
1 TbonwaPrittleCaaby'
3 WlUiam Heywood' ..
1 Walter Fred. BIuDt'..
S lUchardllDuey Vliiau'
1 Edw.D'U.Pairtlough"
3 HugliMuey Lloyd ..
3 Dniry Richard Uarncg'
a Edward Win. Saunderi^
3 Hy. Theodora Vernedi^j
3 Edward DyaaFealori"
' " Alexaudcr Strang.. ..
< Henry Cowell"
' Gage Hall Dwyer" ..|
Aad. Air. U Mcaurier"
Wn. Temple Porratt
Banuay Harmaii"
John Owmi '*
Libuib:»*»ts.
Alexander GonJon" . .
I FicOerardArmMrong"
Jan.Doi] aldsoB Bradley'
Uy. William Meatoa"
CbarleiCi»tln,'^({j'..
Rkh.A.LyDdFurneiux
G.J.Newman Benmiah
'23 Nov. 681
■15 Mar. W I
■84 Not. 6S
■17 Aug. 62
' 3U Oct. 48
■lOJult tP,
• 7 Apr. 4H
30 Uar. 64
' 10 Jan. (f't
'IS Aug. 47
iejDiic48
12 Jan. 40
Iver M'lTt
John Taylor Caaton
! PcterBarlow
John GUncy,^.>l({/..
! Jaa. OcUtIu* Uachell
Kenrick Hill
Gwrije Uarwood Cupe
Jamet Alex. Andaraoii
1 George Robert Morgan
2 John ahaw PhclptU . .
S 1 Henry Auguitui Bur tot
i 1 Stephen Wataon
\ I George Leslie Bryee . .
1 John WIImq
3 JohnJoMpbUiUCarbery
! j Anthony Robert Keogli
1 Edward John Brl«co«
! 1 FrancUForbetAtkinioa
3 Henry Jobu Haringlon
2 Ja8.TDWii>endEc]watdi
E 3 John BrocVfield FilieU
1 Bkh. Seymour Lemon
1 jMtph iuiog,.,.
• & Sept. 40
' 1 Svpt. Hi
0 Aug. 64
1 1 Aug. G4
<1S Au|{.64
> 36 Aug. 64
S3 Det-. 64
12 Fvb. 66
13 Feb. 66
33 Mur. 66
1 Irluy 66
37 July 66
17 Auc. 66
0 Mar. 66
16 May 66
21 Apr. 40,1'
' 1 N0V.8UI
16 Ftb. 60
28 Apr. 48
' 7 Jan. 48 .
IBUee. 63
11 Aug. 54
lOJau. 52
18 Aug. 64.
CJur
ID Oct. 60:
23 Si^pt. 47
'22 Aug. 61
2D Dee. 54
16 Uay 56
13 July 4D
4 Ajir. 61
13 Apr. 62
3« Uar. 64
1 7 Aug. 66
OJui
39 Dec. 64
17 Feb.
0 Har. 65
U Mar. 66
1 Feb. 60
' B Feb. 60
'17 Feb. 57
■24 Feb. 57
■23 Oct. 67
'30 Oct. 57
SJan. 68!
J Doe. 64
3{) Dec. 64
29 Dec. 64
" 6 May 64
' 10 Apr. &7
'S4 July 67
16 Uay 66
" 2 Oct. 57
> 9 Jan. 67
8 Jan. 68
6 Uar. 68
10 Mar. 68
' 20 Mar. 68
> 30 July 68
'18 Oct. 67
1 Oct. 68
1 Oct. 68
3 Oct. 68
■ 6 Oct. 68
'24 Oct, 48] 16 Jan. 68
> I July 60
33 June 68
3 July 66
8 Apr. 57
'35 .May 66
17 Aug. 66
2C July ,w
p 27 Nov. 67
16 June 65
9 Jan. 58
S6 Oct. 65
20 Mar. 58
16 Jan. 60
16 June 58
1 Feb. 60
16 June 68
15 June 68
P 38 June 68
6 July 65
I Ocl. 68
E4 Feb. 67
33 0cl. 67
5 Ocl. 68
30 Ocl. 57
P 10 Dee. 68
97 KoT.67
' 10 Dec. 68
SO Mar. 68
MODec. 6B
3SDec 67
r 8 Oct. 68
87 Mar. 68
•■ 1 July Ml
FatiHf* Bar~Agtnit, Mewn. UowneiftSao.— /riijk J;«Mi,Sfr U. K.
Borougb, Bart., Annlt & Co.
[Iff Belt. Fartign Service, 35 Apr. (>4. AuMf, Fermo]/.}
fi U^nt DowtM trrrtd >■ Um iirathH at IhsiirmMil [llla[SM«iapol,uilwnaliaraMlSth Jbh
(M«Ul uil Clup, BmM U|j«, and Stli Claw af Uu MHUMleJ.
a U^nc HimiMnlcj Hntd la llwimobn st thxitfl anllaltof Brtutspol, «biI «Mi>]l«r thilMI
Jnn« (M f4il Hd Clap, Bnici M^m^ SudjDiM Medal, ud Stk tilu of Ik* ll(4|idle}.
7 Ciplklu Unvlar, Wunn, G«lv, UtTWSod, BIubI, ViTiui, SiuPdm, Lliub. BmdKr ud Olvii
If Sabulopol, ud uMOlt of lilt IMti JiH (Medal Md CIMB).
. ».». »lu»oii In lbs KiSr ou or \»tA^1 (Utdsl), wu pnwai li
._ __. ' " ^_ ^1,(^1
lb* (Ul sf il«k>do|wl QLtiit ud
10 Captain Dwjcr Ki-Tcd In lb> Innctiti at Lheiltfeo' B'>>**to|x>l ud asull arUt lUh Iua(IIadal
•Dd Clup).
11 Captain Lr Mnurhr, Lluali. Armilniiit and Hmlon, •erred la Ih* tirnelui at tba •icf* aad lUI
orM>aMap«l(Htda1andCllM|i).
1« Oaplala NlT««k Hrrnl lb* £utrnic>inpa1in Dl l!ut4 In (he Iflh RtflM InrlndlDiIha bMUnaf Ite
AlB* (aromdad) and Inherman, ilrti nt Stbulopul, and uKM at IhD SSIta Octofeac (kcdal and CItm,
Baidli^a Medal, and aih CIiu at Uw UedlldUi).
■•Opiahu lUnkiuthaBd Haraian mnri Intha tnnchei althaiitpar Sebailopol (ktdalaad Cla^i).
14 Canlahi l^•nlan wried irlUi Uie G3id Beat- la lb* Punjaub campaifn la 1MB, tndddlu Ika baula si
Oocdtni (Msdal nad cra*p).
aadall&defaalDFlIil.
It Capnin Oweni terred ailb Hi*
<ir AlnaudInlc>rniBn(d>nKn>iuly .
(Hsdal and thm Claipi, and Sih Clan of the Utdjldir).
IT IJ«I.OarJsn lerrsd tb* Kailencanip^iD ans;>l-U, li
•ad la tbstnnchH » tbaiinf* and hll of SebaiMpDl,iind an
ud ttth Clau of lb* M<djidlt).
IB Uoetnr KInf terred III* Kutern einpalin ol i»H ai
DMIlci ot Alna and Inkeiman, and lirf • of HebHlopol [Madal i
IV A«LU,Hiirt*i>n BlteU*7 aarrad In lb* liesehHat Ibailc^- _
W Aailit.lliirieon Il^da aeiftd in Ih* titncliea al lb< liec* of Bebaitopal, ■
ISlb jHnt (Urda) and ClailO-
li (Jnailrr Mailer Arni>l»a( lemd witb IbeWIb Refl.lfannilthwl Ih* opcnilua la China (Xadsl).
IncUdliHi the ukint at Chuu (Inth openlloai). ttorm and eiplura «f Uw beifbl* ahsn Caatoa. Mlwk
and eaptBRsf Ado)' and the hilihti uf Cblnkan, nccnpalion of Mnnia andrepulx gf lb* alihlsr '
alurk and cnnlur* at Chanao. Womnn*. and (.'IiliikliniitiHi. «1u Iha Eaalam onpaltn gt IM. _^
, ... _ -.,-r- .- d), itefaaadkUat
dilopal (Medal aad na ClaiptV
■t Lint l-heipa terred al Ui* tlr
ek OB lb* Krdu on lb* Isik Juu- . ,
.jhoWB (Htdal Md Ciatp, and filk Claai ol lb* Hsdjldlt),
i5^{nerorJi$NnSa»tSuiltiff)Stff(.efmt'. SOS
"MABTINIQUB" "GDADALOUPE."
St. GCB. QCMQ. Snd I4et,t. I Jin 94 i
0 is
11 Jin. 30; £(.3« Ua*33; Cnp^ p
K ; Jr<i/. 2 Feb. 6S; Zt.Cet. SS Au;. SO.
•y 31 i if. P 4 Oct. 33 j C™r. » IS Jan. 3
i& Har. fia ; Lt.Col. 10 Feb. sa.
D Aug. 33; X(. P 24 Feb. 3J ; Cf/it. f 0 U
ZJ> Aug. 66 1 Bt.Lt.C(il. 17 Oct. fiU.
^; Xf. Pit Oct. SO; Cnpt Hi April 4
'0 Feb. 58.
r\BJ>ee.m;Capl.riOSfvt.»
, Bl. Lt.Col. woa.si.
w.i'ieFeb, 38 5E;40i Ctipt.f
i f 0
Whltei*
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2 F. U. £brciiber][AII1iiiKii
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1 John Low
1 n
1 Fraocu IroniidG Rawllna
1 HagraaJimeBC. Browne
J Wm.
I Wm.
2 S7<B . A^. .
> Gerald Butler BrrrE . . .
it Bumll Hirrti VIcth . .
8 John LmiU Biall
1 Henry W.B.dc
I HentrWm. K. Hairki..
22 Dec. 4B
ai Kiiv. ai
3& Aii^. 01
15 Sept.£4
HoDre. M'
■>S3 lUsr. 55
leMay 65 ;
10 May 5A
11 »lay A5
]5Miiy 05
10 Mar. 5i
30 Mar. ftS
24 »[oy 55
■> A July 55
I' 14 Mar. £S
;i'?5Mar.afi
[»37 JIaySG
I IT Aug^. 55
I 14 Sept. 50
I 8 July 50 I
I '24 July 57'
i|'18 3ept.57[
I 4 Ui'C. 57
6 July 55.
21 Sept. 55
* 8 Mar. 5((
27 Slur. 5g I
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38 Mar. 6?''
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13 April fiB|i
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'15 Apr. 51) I
'83 July 5S[
1 Apr. S7
' 4 Dee. 57 ,
18 Xoi. e»-
' MO Dee. W '
7 cipujB Builtr
S5 Mar. 56 ' ' '
'BO Ai». 50
"27 May 6C
!■ 0 Oct, 55
'17 JuIt 57
HI Sept. 57
•20\'tli. 5(1
r n Frb. 58
13 Feb. 58 M.M
23Mar. 5tt luin'
2nMar. 5B )l -, --
fllar. 00 f■J^^,P^ j-p^,^ *^iu| Mav J
33 ApllI r,a ■ anil .HI unHnVu iIk mn i
21 May SSIfHll ft rttolopol. -' -
31 Mayas'"'"-""''
'iS .May 58 1 '
23 May 58
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'S2 July ■■ill I
»ie Oct. ai
206 Wk iTke ronUfttiv £a*t RiJimg) Regt. ^ thtt.
Bkhohs.
1 Gwrga Lock
I Oeorge Wm. Iltyne . . .
1 Oro. Onilaw Cliurchill .
i Franci. Henry (iarnelt .
■i Jolin J. P(irt;thGr>nt.
1 Kilward J. Uuultbco ..■
I WllkiiiKHi SIiiw
i Joint JiHCiih Gricr.. ..
1 Dl- Durglio Sa\v. HodiiC
S Wttlter Laiirence MurtiD I tiJulyM
> IS April ae_
17 April58,H.™.;Si" _
tta April 68 ChlBh-u Ika inK
SI a pril 68 llw •(-'"ioi.. Mo
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30Apr[l&B (Mcd*l)| miMiHi:
21 Miy 6B Muntfj (na tauli-
Sj May 58 ,
■ 13 July - •
In H, H. 8. V(f MVt !■
Cliarlei Clidon Tabu
Edwiril CuthbcrtWird.,
Al». Hrr. ArthoT Siiiltli
Ofo. Ainivorlh Fielding
Joseph M'Miirniy ....
BcglnnlJ Cartwrlght .
TbM. llrinBrdK.FlrIc
Hpiiry Jotrph livieclc
William Henry 11 Lid»<>i
31Aug.&8
1 Sept. 68
17 8rpt. 58i
8 Oct. 68
1 Apr. 6Q .
in All J. 00
Q:) Allg.6»
S4 Aug.69
!1 Oct. 59
Paytnarttri^X Rd. Mi1b*nkTlt(;liman,!80Gt.G3i fw.rSO Dec.46; Liatt.
3 3 Robert SaTcn ltou*e, 16 April 68. {PUJaocSU.
Si ,j^"u(nn(*.— 1 Iiea(. Henry /anllae Hallunn, 4 Dec. 67.
S Xfrtft. John Macdonald, S3 March M.
latiruHon of MuiMrj.—i Captain H. T, P. Cuthberl, 16 March 66.
1 Lieut. O. J. MttunBcll, 10 Feb. b\i.
ri ;;u>Ti'(er JITrijifcr*.— I Brvan Sltatrord, 6Aug, A3.
2 Alvmnder R. Mitchell, 20 March 68.
SnrpNMtf.— 1 ThomaiiRawDycc, jlout.Sur^.l JnneSO; 5BiVMfl,9 Ang.lO ;
[SwT«0» ATft/or, 7 JpQs 69.
3 Uibar WllllsmKm Evani," U.D. 8 Dec. 6t ; ..4.5. 3 Apr. 40.
Vi AttUt.Surffeoni — 1 Johu Dcnii Htaly, 6 May 66.
1 Edward Coffey, Si Jan. 68.
S Jamet Hiuton, 10 March 68.
S FrediTlc Murray Chalk, IG Aoff. 6»,
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Col. 14 Ally. 10; Major-Gen. Hi July 30; LieuL-Gcn. 23 A'ov. 41 ; Oc/i.
20 June 54 ; Col. 18th Regt. 0 March 50.
Lt.'ColoneU.'-l Clement Alex. Edwards,' C H. En». 11 June 20 ; Lt. I'SS Nov.84;
Capt. v 13 Mar. 40; Brec-Mf^. 1 1 Nov. 51 ; ilfr</. 25 MHy 53; lit. Lt.CoL 0
Dee. 53; Col. 28 Nov. 54 ; Lt.CoL 0 Miirch 55.
1 Qcorgc Fred. Stcveuson Cull,* Ene. i*7 Ajir. 37; Lieut. 1*20 Sept. 30; Capt,
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Col, 6 June 60; Lt.-Col. 18 Sept. 57.
2 Alfred Augustus Chupinan, Ewf. 20 May 42; Lt. P 17 Jan. 45 ; Capt. f 13
Apr. 40 ; Mtu'or, 15 Mav 55 ; Lt»Col. 17 Sept. 58.
I U<oore,—\ John Borrow,<i Eiu. f 10 Feb. 41 ; Lieut. >' 23 Fub. 44 ; Capt. 1 Apr.
j 47; Major, 18 Sept. 57.
1 2 Anthony Won. Samuel Freeman Armstronf;,^ £/i#. p21 June 30; Z^ 26 Jan. 41 ;
] Capt. 12 Die 52 ; Bt.'M({jor, 2 Nov. 55 ; Major, 18 dopt. 57.
' 1 Kdmond Wm.SarKcnt,* Ent. 18 May 41 ; Lieut. 2U July 42 ; Capt. 25 May 63;
Major, 0 March 58.
2 Oliver Barker D'Arcny, Ens. c 8 April 20 ; Lt. p 0 Dec. 31 ; Capt. 10 Dec. 45 ;
M<{jor, 30 Sept. 5ti.
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Captains.
I Cha5. Frederick Kelly*
1 Wm. Hcury Graves . . .
1 John Swinburne'* ....
1 Geo. AuL'ustnsKlllot" ii'lO Doc. 47
2 Geo. Wm. Stacpoole'* ''18 Apr. 51
2 Apr. 43
25 Nov. 42
5 Apr. 4(!
1 C. Jat|>er D. Anncfrluv'^
i2 Win. O'Bryen Taylor'^
1 Geo. Hen. l'ocklin(;tuu"
1 John Canavau**
1 VCTStrllenryM.Have- ]
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1 Nov. 42
14 Sept. 52
5 Dec. 51
KiJau. 47
31 Mar. 40
1 R. lIooyJex-Blake«.. 23 Nov. 52
1 Thos. Henry Stoddard 20 Oct. 41
3 John Inman 11 Jan. 47
3 Wm. Dennis Chapman" 10 Dec. 47
1 Alfred Macdonald . . . . ■ p24 Nov. 48
2 Rd. Pretyman Bishopp , p 8 July 53
1 Charles James Cootc'' 14 July 54
2 HenryJamcsHaydock'" p 10 Dec. 5n
2 Edw.'Abliot Anderson . ' 15 Nov. 50
2 William Crozfer*' 20 Dec. 40
2 James Tarrant Ring'<^. . p 1 1 Mur. 53
2 Thos. Durand Baker" !p 18 Aug. 54
3 William Kcmp» . . . . ' p 24 Au^'. 54
2 Hen. G. AusUn Vicars'* I p 17 Oct. 51
; Lieutenants.
: 1 Jacob Francis Bryant. .
1 1 Walter Blake Burke ..
1 1 Fairfax Fearuley** ....
1 Edw. Langford Dillon *J
1 Charles Hotham"
1 J. SUadwell Theobald""
1 Robert Isaac Adamsou**
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1 Mar. 50
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PIO Nov. 54
20 Dec. 54
20 Fel). 55
0 June 54
27 Feb. 50
20 Dec. 54
12 Jan. 55
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10 iMnr. 58 I
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10 Mar. 58 I
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13 Nov. 57
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10 i^ept. 58
P 20 Oct. 58
12 Jan. 55' p 10 Aug. 59
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,^ , ..: 1 Sir John F. Fitu«ral4
12 Jan. tM. Joined the 4f)ih Rest, at tb«
12 Jan. 65 ago of «ixtv«ii In 1801. Hs
20 Feb. 55!<!^>ni»An<l<^<l * Light OaltalloB
gy -yw ' r- ■*"(*" B''')^'*<l*in the Penlniuls,
V Mar. «*0,anjhg,, reived the Gold Croes
0 Mar. 55 . for Ilad^os, Saltmaoea, Vit-
13 Apr. 55 ■ ^o"^'*. »n<l **»• l*yrenw«.
10 June 55 " *''^"' Horrow lerved with
^^ ,^ 9? > the CnpeMounteilK met daring
1 Sydney Darvell > 15 Blar. 55 p 23 Oct. 5o i the ' Kaffir war of 1846-47
2 Rd.>V.E. Dawson, i4((/.iP80 Feb. 55' 18 Jan. 50'(MhHrI): alio afrainst tht ia-
1 Hugh Shaw, ^r(/ 10 May 5i> 25 Sept. 57 !"TJ!l « '^w ?*r'« ''**!:
« «j J .1-1 »*iLf 11 aa\ oi *i ^ ..- MM -u the ISihlloyal InihlnBunnaJi
2 Edward Abbott ^oblettj 31 May 5i> i 0 Mar. o8 fromtheatvanceaffain^tPninie
2 Thomas Charge Wray ' 1 1 May 55 27 fioY. 57 ' in Hept. iwti to the cIom of th«
1 John Wily , 1 J une 55 ' 23 Mar. 58 "" ( Medui).
^ TT A I . . r* 1 1 . I - .'>a \iu. 'wU iO I'nptain Vicari served as
2 Henry Adams.. ......I (.July5i>i 23Mar.*>8 Adjutant flut Reiti.atihe«iei«e
1 Richard Hlllmau Daniel t 13 July 55 23 Mar. 68 nv^uuU and capture or Delhi,
2 Edward Hall ' p 28 Dec. 65 ' 23 Mar. 58 itnd rqi-iho of tortles oa 4th,
2 MalcolmJ.R.Macgregor, P20 June 57 !p23 Apr. 58 ?JVv\V^VS7HVi«!f rllJ ^
1 James Franci- Datib^ny 0 Jan. 57 14 May :m ''"'^ ''"' ^^*^" "** ^'■•»'>-
2 Wni. Albert Le Motlee*
3 iMac William Home»^ I
2 John A. Julian Briggs j
2 Wm. Hogh Thomas
1 Wm. Orme Boarko
2 John Bland Sawyer . , ,
10 June 57 jP 23 July 58
27 July 55 10 Sept. 58 =
PdOAug.55, 10 Sept. 58;
14 Sept. 65 > 10 Sept. 68
OOct. 55 i 10 Sept. 58
20 June 55 2 Feb. 68
218 18f A (Aiyar Irish) Stgiment of Foot.
LiBUTirAMta,
! Bamnel llioniM Corrte
! Wm. Fry«r Thkckcr . .
I Fra.W«1li«L1iacoiiib..
1 Itwtey T^lbol
L Cha. UcnTy StcienMn
I Geo. LftWMD Hall Poole
I Wm. Edwird Twyning
! ErIw.AihhuntManlind
IGcorifoAug. Mcolla •■
ICbu.Qoring; MianltC-
I Bl. Oeorge Alex. Smith
I Thoi. Bojlo Meredith
1 John FmInm Uouc . . .
1 Ferd.OgllvyFJtiQeralil
I EdnmndCliBB.PrichBrd
I ChsB. C. Yetes Buller
1 Wright Sherlock
I Walter Carroll
! i Chat. Orcbant Comlah
a JoD. UodillngtoDJ aekann
1 CliariM Uawuii
t Willinm Ilpnry llrrberl
: i Uinry Goriunllmith.
IROet. 87
13 Apr. 56
33 Mar. 58
1 e Mar. se
SSMar.SS
14 Apr. i»
I6Apr. ce
24 Apr. 38
35 Apr. M
80 Apr. 68
I May 68]
3 May I
81 Hay i
S-2 May i
' 9S Hay !
I G July
S3t July I
n Oct.
Lr nrnT U^S
. r X*SV ud UlJL
3t Jau. &{),Hoitau Hntd In tU CttaMa
ft™ Dw.iew. »rf ■•« iBWi*
.i)tih(i[t4i>ii(i.
14 Lltul. Ttualif •tnii In Uw Cctair* (MP
Die. 1S.1( to luij ISM, and vh rraial i>. ■
Mdlf an Ih* ISih Vv. *wt » n* aMidt n Ot
nniinuli of Scbuwinl, ISUi lua»: Mtantr
■ouutHi |ir«dal ud Clup).
W Qr.-Hutcr Cinuj unid tbranknt Oi
wir fp China IHedill, lonlodliw Ih* aM^la
CiDiuii, uWnf or ABoi, Chapoo, W*aan(,
Shinthil, uid CblnUanitiM, iiul linilkn laliiit
Xinkla. tcrorniMnM Ihc ■■bMaiiaiU npaM-
Uon under Qnfnl D'it|a>)*r ■I'l'h aoaalM
and tooV (h( totii or Ike Bom Tl(tb. ibiH or
Iho Stake Butler, and of Iha ell; oF CidIob.
Srnad thronftiout Ifce DumtH nr or ISM-M
(Hediil}. InrUdltiK the iloimlng of the elUdel •(
IUi>|i>oa, ind capLun oT Fnaw. Barred alio
In Ike Climes, and wm al lh« attack nr Iba Cena-
i«T on Ihc ISIli June anil at Ike Wl at Bebai-
.. -. ,r.)1uln Gmlfrry invsl sith tho Sajil
3G If or 56 Kii>>aeen in the npolliion in the Bollie in ISM,
, , c.i.' CO ami itM niwehl al the (ice e and unlBiaof So-
4 t-eb. 5U „,^^jfy^,,, Emtd Willi Ike JL Kawtn
'Sfi Mar. fiO mllielrcncliia iirfiite Si:bae(a)id ftoia ISiTllce.
SO JuIt sn IHStto IheduK of Ilia (1(11, aail wat uinuil at
'. aiicr :n tlw l>kini or the Bile m ua Slat AwiLaadtlie
I I {Medal nnd Clup).
Paymarteri.—\ Chai.Eiltr. pTGitnn, 6 Jan. 64 ; Snt. SO July i*;U.r 19 Mar. 47.
2 JohQ Coraoi," 15 Nov. 47; 'Q.Jir. 35 Jud«41: C«r. S Oet. 46 ; ii. p9S Har. 4T.
Adjttlattli^i Lit*t. ItichanI Wm. firsklne Dawaoii, I Hay 08.
) lAtwt. Hugh Shaw, 2!) Sni. 50.
lattructort tjf MaM>alry — I Lieut, JoLn Wily, IS May 50.
i Lievt. Edwnnl A. Noblctt, 90 July 50.
^narttr-Matten, — 1 ThomBsCamey,'']* Oct. 51.
3 Corni'UuaOaitrrey,>TaOMareh5B.
SMrgtaiu.—\ Thomai Crawford," M.D' U Feb. 55; Atti*t.Siirg. )6Fib. 48.
1 OeorEeWiUlam Peahe,>*M.D. 3 Oct. 61; Aimit.Sitr{i. UScpt. 40.
AuUt.-SuTf^n$.—i Frederick Ffolllott, 1 Aug. 57.
•i 1 Hlcliard AmulroDg Hyde, 17 Aug. G7.
H S William laaac Bpeneer, 2t Apr. 68.
3 llanler A1gxbiic1(t CoghlBii, 1 Mardl 60.
1 John Henry Hnlktd Tolhlll, 39 June 5a.
Faeittgt a\iit.—AgniU, Meaira. Coxft Co.
l\ttBatt.retunedfromCrimta,liJalyb». Einhjor India , 11 Nov.Sl. Drpet.Btittttaal.]
[Surf Baft. Depot, TtmplemoTe.']
-•— Uia leih Ro|al Irlib Ihioviboal lbs war In Cklaa (Hcdal), and was
atllie Isllniof Jmojr, ChapM,WaiiaBn|, Hhaarhal and CUatlai«iBB,
ifott Nankin ; wu rDplaTed ua Iksuaff dailB( lbs war, and aflarWardi
quariir-Kulfr^amerillollis lOiss la Cblna. H* strred also allk thi
1I7 ItSi to ika esiKluiian(Usil*l);w» at Uia Ivkinf arFraBe, ind swaluiad
I minlbt. vtiOB Ika prorlneas or Padoanf aOd KawhalB wannlau^ or ib
.—J ■— ,bjr Iks JolacbBWiHoBdi
iiel Edwarti (erred v
inrludlng opinilani
anminlnl hj Laid Oouf h
imii InlbsUHi — ■■ — '-
oaadeUchedi
«Bnn«, ariRs. -
lUl lie le* a fanj m fp«lal Krrln rrom Pi
(Medal and Claip, CB„ Xnlglit or Ihs tarUin nl
Serctd at tliD >lr(D and Ml of Seliauii^ (ma Dm. Ut4
lonor, and 3id Ciau of Ihe Uedlldls). Baaaliad ikaksnl
■ U.-Ci>lc
Wat wearal
Canlon, and dsaltaeUan
L'rinnh Csnaiaadad >ha >rt-
IBtli Rsfal triib Diraii|faoiil the whole or Iht China eipsdltlo* (UDdatv
«. k or Iha rurta or the Bneea TI||M>, elonnlni ol Iks kahkl
I and caplare or AmoT. WuenplDjedonUeSlafflBCklM
i.-urM. Dci.cii uirouihoBl the nunneis war or l»n-t(Heda1)aa Briaads
I, and tat a |iart or lbs parkid s> Hi^tX. Adj.-Grn. or llis Pef ■ l>lTl>k». Was
p eiKokadts al Iho entianee or tbs Baaioon Rlirsr. al llio opfibiIoh* brtbre,
CliaAel a( RaniMn.oi Ihe eaploreor Prone, and rcpatanBtlhamenr ftoaa
lire or tfslMHopol from Dee. Its* (Mrdil and Claap, Brerrt Ii.K;alaKl,
« [MrdaD, laelaMas
second captuis of Ci>utaii, attack on Cbinhai>, Kio(i». Betnnn, and Cblnklgn|fao. CanimVndid £i'nuii
at tM wfM M* ol NIbdw on Ibe nionint of lbs iOlh Harrli I8I1I, when at tlic brad or f( men !•
KpuMit a eolumn of SMI (Chinese, and captured a aland of the enamj'i colore, Ibr which (rrrlca ka
WW thanked In Oidera bj Lord Oeofh. and men-' — * "- "■ *■- .__-...
jBBuari ]8M nnlil tho nid or the war (Hedal). ai
aaaMt el Ike lata Rnjal Irbh darlB« iHs wbnis 1
InoladlTB the ITtli Uareh liWi, when the ]8lh Rufal .
ta> ]>M Marrb, when Iba alroaclwld of IbtBumaeeehK HsiA Tooa, was •uia
V* tarn apiortii. Ssrred Ib (ba Crlmot Iron Mtk Oae. \aM Ui llikL an*. I«H> and trd n» aaaek
ifaetlkskaMarfasal Us Sock Yaid Onahanil mawiudM (.)t*«A«B« Cte»,'»NnL-«i|M,CSl
lt«£<VfcaDrifaaor,andlIllCIU)0ftheUe4Ildie). ^^^ ^^^
Irith slontcd aad <i
ontbllas of Rni [
[JSSi
18A {R€^ Irith) Begmmt ^ Foot. 214
• It^lor Suftnt MTTtd vfth Ibt 18th Royal Irish oa th« China «zptdlUoii (Medal), and was pMtMt al
WMMif^ HhaMhtl, CUaUaBgfDo, and Jf aakln. Waa lubMfiaeiitlj Atde-de-Camp to Bir John Davit la
09Mlbr ttrto yM^ and aetlaf ▲ide-de-Camp to OenorAl l^Af uUar daring ttao tzpadltkm which aManltcd
'''ttki'lMt' dw* Font or tho Boeea Tifrlf In the Canton Rltor t recaiTed a Mfera oontation on tho head,
nod iqw fcfourahlr weommended by Sir John DaTis to Lord Paimenton for bli tenrtceft on thit occasion.
Wm apMlnltd Adlmantor tho 18th at the ttormliif of Banfoonon Lieut, and A<U. Doran being Ulled, and
"f^vM omghottt tha BormaM war of I8M-58 (Modal).
'V OvplL Many Mrved In tha 18th Royal Irish with the expedition under General D'Agullar In April 1847.
A^ Um laUer part of the Burmese war, and was present at the night-attack on the height at Prone in
H^muf 1861 (Medal). Berred at the siege of Sebastopol from Dec. 1854 (Medal and Clasp).
^M OaptahtSirlnbnnMserTedwith the 89nd at the first and second ilege operations befoni Mooltan, includ-
ing tha attack on tha enemy's position in front of the adranced trenches 12ih Sept. 1848 (wounded in the right
"Had); also tha stonnand capture of the city, and nirrander of the fortress; vat also present at tha lur-
winitr of tha tnrt and garrison of Chenlota 9th Feb. 1848, and subsequently at the battle of Oocjorat ( Medal
tad two Clasps). Serred with the 18th Royal Irish throughout the Burmese war of 1809-53 (Uedal); was at
iha c^utrs ofMartaban: on board H. M. S. RattUr during that ship's engagement with and destruction of
tho stockades in front of Rangoon; present at the operations in front of Rangoon on tha llth, 13th, and
fdilr April; at the subsequent capture of Prome, and minor skirmishes. Senred at the siege of Sebostopol
ftam Bae. 1854jWedal and aasp).
II Ctatahi Eilfot served with the 18th Royal Irish throughout the Burmese war of 1859-5S (Medal);
was vrlth the storming party at the capture ofMartaban ; on board H. M. 8. Rattltr, at the destniction of
^ha river tla^ades j and on land at ttiat of those on tlie Dallah side ; in the operations in fkont of Rangoon
•a- the 18th and 18th April 1858, Including the capture of the White House stockade; also at the storm
aatf eaptnra of Rangoon (wounded). Served at the siege of Sebastopol from SO Aug. 1855 ( Medal and Clasp).
' 18 CapCiUns Slaepoole, Taylor, and Pocklington, served In the Burmese campaign of 1858-58 (Medal).
ftervad also at the siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp). Capi. Taylor has the 54h Class of the Medjidlt;.
it Chplahi Amuiley served with a detachment of 80 of the Ceylou Rifles, which defeated the insurgents
la tha first and second attack on Komegalla on the SOtb and 81st July, during tho suppression of the
laMllon In tha Kandlan Provinces In 1848.
14 Captain Canavan served with the 18th Royal Irish throughout the Burmese war of 1808-58 (Ucdal), In-
dndins Martsban, Rangoon, Prome, and minor skirmishes on the right bank of the Irrawaddy.
15 wlleary Hin-elock served as a^.A.(^M.Gen. iu tlie Persiun expedition from 15 Feb. 1837, inrluding
the liombsiAment and capture of Mohummh (Medal). Served throngliout the Indjnn camnnigns of 1S57*&9 as
A^le de Casnp to GeneFftl Havelock Cram 7th Jnlv, in the nciions of Futtehnore, Aonng. Vandoo Nnddcc, and
Oawnpuie, and as DAAdJ.Gfn. to the force SO Jnlv, 1857, in the artiuiis of Oooao, Busseerut Gunge ^Chorsc
shot), ?iawabgnnfe^ Boorbecake Chowkee, Bithoor. Mungurwar, und Aloiubagh, and relief of Lucknow on Soth
KM— dangenrasU wounded by musket ball through left elbow, and horse shot ; defence of the Residency until
' reneved by Loril Clyde on 17tn Nov., on which day again severely woimded hy n rifle bull throagh left slioulder.
Within a month Jomed the Joonpore field force under Gen. Franks as l)..\.AcU.Gen., and was present at the
action! of Niumtporej Chanda, Umccrporc, and Sultanpore. Present with tho 4tii Division before Lucknow fiftrni
4th March till its fall, inchiding the stonning of the Lesser Emaumbami aud tUu Kmserbagh. Sen'cd ns D. A.
Ai^iihBa. from 38th March wtth Lueard's column, and present ut the relief of Azimghnr ; operutions to 4th June
( sabre cut on right hand) against the Jucdnapore rehels, ineludiag the attack oa that stronghold and eight minor
akirmishes. As I). A. G. in the disturbed districts of Ghazecpore and Bchar under Brigadier Donglas from 15th
June to Nov. lSo8. inrluding tho operations in the funiier district iu July aud August, and the campaign in
Shahabail in Oct. and Nuvember. Commanded a detached body of 330 Mounted Riflemen and Cava1r\- iu pursuit
of the rebels after they evacuated Jugdespore on 18th Oct., inierceptcd and turned them from the Soanu river,
and three times engaged and defeatol them, once at Nouadee on 80th Oct., inflicting considerable slaughter.
Commanded a detachment of Hodson*a Horse with the Army in Onde under Lord Clyde, aud presnit at the
skirmish at Bunudeca, capture of Mu^eedia, and final action on the Ruptee on 31st Dec. ISuH. Servetl till the
ronelasioii af the camnaini in comnumd of the 1st R^t. Hodson's Horse. Was repeatedly mentioned in
Dispatdiea, has received tuo Victoriii Cross, ami the Brevets of yitiiar and Lt.Colonel.
17 Captain Chapman served with the 'J9th Regt. thronghout the Pui\Jaub camiiaign of 1848-48, including
the passage of the Chenab, and battles of Chi lliaii wallah and Gocderat (Modal and Clasps).
10 Dr. Crawford served with tha 51st Regt. throughout the Karmeso war of 1882-85; was on board the
B.I.C. steam-fHgate Ftroon dnriag the naval action and destruction of the enemy's stockades in the Ran-
goon River; serf ed during tha succeeding throe days' operations in the vicinity, and st the storm and
capture of Rangoon Mncloding the storming of ibe White House Redoubt); also at the storm and captura <tf
Bassein, lOth May (Medal).
88 Captain Crosier served with tha 87th Regt.duringtlie Kafllr war of ]84(M7 (Medal).
81 Cniptaln Hajdock served with the OOth Lt. Inf. at tha siege and fall of Sebastopol ftrom 10th Aog.
1858, and was with the storming party at the assault of the Redan on the 8th Sept.— wounded (Medal and
Clasp). Also during the Indian campaign of 1857-58 and was present with Uavelock's Column at the
a of Mnngawar and Alurabagh, relief and subsequent defence of Lucknow, defence of the Alumbagh
Oalram, slega and &11 of Lucknow f Medal and Clasps).
Saptalaa Jea-Blska, Coole. Ring, and Baker, Lleuts. Dillon, Theobald, nnd Adamson, served in tha
firoDi Dacember 1854, and were at the siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp). Captain Baker has
fto Baidlalan Modal. Captain Coote has the 5th Class of the MciUldie.
M Paymaster Comes served with the 5Srd Regt. in the campaign on the Sutl^ in 1848 (Medal and Clasps),
aatf abianuuMlod tha resr guard at Buddiwal when cot oflT by the enemy's cavalry, and effected bis retreat
la aaidsfty manner In tiM faea of the entire Selk cavalry,— his conduct on this occasion afterwards elicited
•tlM DidBi of Wellington's ** cordial approbation and thanks for the gallantry and Judgment he displaced la
[iHigMlit the baggage and sick in the movement towards Loodlana, when attacked by a large force of tha
gMHay an the 2l>t January.*' He was also present at the battles of Allwal and Bobraon. At Buddiwal ha
was wounded la tho leg, amd his hone was shot under him. Served with tlie TOlh Regt. tha Eastern cam-
«al^ of 1884, hidoding the battle of Alma end siege of ftebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
85 Lieut. Home served «ith the 3^ih Regt. at Cawnpore under General Windham in the actions with the
QwaUor Ooatiagent on the 98th, 97th and 28th Nov. 1857; also present at the capture of Lucknow, and st the
-i8tttf ef A^ghur with Lagard's Column (Hedal end Clasp).
[ Continuation qf Notet io \Qtk Foot.']
IS Caataia Oona served in i8M-W,*( Um b^le of Inkerasa, licce of Sebastopol (wounded), and stomior of the ItedsB
«■ awSliept.t dsi^OTOusljr wouadcd (Medal sod Clups. and &tfa Class oT the Mod(|Ullt).
14 Ckptaia Anderson served with the 51st throughout the Burmese war of 1882-58; on board tha li.1. C.
fiff ■■ frigata Stta^rU during the naval action and destruction of tha enemy's stockades on tha Rangoon
Blvar * and served during the succeeding three days' operations In tlie vicinity, and at the storm and cap*
'taiaof Rangoon, snd al tha assault and aapturo of Bassein, iOth May 1858 (Medal and Clasp).
U rasislB Kirk* servod la 1835 at the tiegs of Sobastopol (Medal and CUtp).
Ig'Lkas.tTSBtsrrTCdia 1B55 at the sltgeof Scb«st(9ol(itvereljwo<iaded),aadat the stenaing oftkt Redan en the
'8K Bsat. (Msdal and Clasp).
tFlMiit. Thompson served the Sastom campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma (carried tha
■atoanO aad Inhertnan and si«e of Sebastopol (M«dal and Clasns« and Bardlniaa Medal).
^ItO^taia VMms and Lieut. Browne sened .at the latter pan of the sisge of Sebastopol, and at Ike assault en the
■MmwB __ . aspe. ^^^^^ ^ ^^ Gitaea fimn Mn 1811. aad was eagsffsd lathe attack oa the Qaaniaa Tth Jaae.
eatath 8aae ead^thispt. (ssmUiweanded)r Medal aad Clsiia.
iaitheMsaokoa ttsRsdBa«atha%ih h«it.\wrviiRii^wiHkC:Vaa»V
_ jaafa^aaf l884-W*latkidia|tkihi8«ksOCIi:baavsJk^ '
fMbAI and Clasps;. '
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"ALMA" "lyKERMAN" ■'SBVA9TOPOL."
William Kowsn,' KCB. Ent. 4 So*. 03; Li£ut. IS JhmM;
Mufar, 3 Mnrcli U ; Ll.-Col. SI Jan. IDj Col. 10 Jmn. ST;
iav.4Ui /y.-Gn.SOJiinsSI; Co/ )Olb F<kit, IS June 64.
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1 Cortlandt etkiancr . G Aug. 66
1 2 Qm. Hc*ret*t>n Reynoldi | 15 Oct, DS
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2 Martin Tucker , 34 Dec. SB
ni a Alesander Brediu '■ 11 Mar. 59
3 William Jonpb Lynch . . i » 18 Mar. fiO
1 Henry Blokes ,P3lMay60
3 Geo. Archibald Wanlcn r 3 June u9
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3 Prank William Duniise, 3:t Mureb M*.
JfHMfanf*.— 1 Lfraf. Tliomae Tlion>pgon," SI Scjit. 5S.
9 Bntign William Kcnfl, IT Mny 5)).
hitrvet«rt ^ JUialatry.—l Eiitign R. G. Tmlll, lo June 50.
2 iie«(. C, J. F. Smith, 10 Nov. 60.
QwiTter llIaittr:~-% Jolm Jamps Macdonald, 3U March SS.
I Charles Usherwood," 7 Sept. JiS.
S«rg*oti».—VlTD. Eelman Chaliiier«,>i H.D. 13 Jan. 5Jj; Aitlit.Stirg.\9 Vol. *6.
Henry Bolton Tlufird,'' 9G Jan. 56; Annul. Surg. 14 Har. 51.
^uMant SMTjreoR*.— I Biham Long Hlffemin,» IS June 54.
G I 0 . 1 Jamei Caitor Bmitli," 1 Sept. 54.
1 3 0 1 t Doaald Alaephenon, 10 Mareli SS.
1 0 I S Thomas Hewlett, 1 Feb. 59.
I 1 I 0 1 1 CliaTln Edward Wiknley, 13 Jan. 50.
J^ocinjif Oreen. — jlfend, Messrs. Cox Jc Co.
{\ttBa1t. retitnudfrom Crimea, 2S June no. Emb. for India, 22 Julj/ 51 , Dtpot.Chalham,]
irrsd wllh Ihe nnd ItiRt. In aiell7 In ~
■ha Quunai ceDnuudKl WO of Iba inUi Hcgt. In Ihe tnactia al Ibt vhuIi tt tht isib Juna; niiw
to Ika tiHTTiB"' or tha IMh B«t, at tlia itDmilni of ili* Ridin go (ha Mb H«|it. (HTrnlr vovndain, ami
(wktte Bifida ««■ afacllDD (Madal and three Cta*pi, Bitntt of Uijor (ndLl.Col., Knijihiul' Ibabiiluii
of Honor, Baidlalu Madal, and Mh CIbh of ihe Madjidw).
17 Ulfn Immat inwfi in Iba lodlaa campaiim of iaS7-S(l, ineludinii opariuiaBa offidnBt the rebel iribeain
Gonjcm, aloia and eafiUie of Ckuiulaina—led tka (tvminp |i>ilT< aiaic and cutnc of Jhwial ■ben under
a Budwraa fire ha uaolod In meulnf KihIod SccooI a^ho vua seTerdT vouDded— awntjaBrd ia diajiatchaa i
■iM vaaaattt at the aatn of Kdob^ aiM at w varioua rnnnmenu bmre CaJbee— Betrrcbr aud danatiottalT
wtuS^, —Ulna 111 In dinaubea, Bnnt 1 Utiot (Hedd and Claap, and Vlttorli Cioial.
M Qr.HasteTUahennadaanied tka Kaatem eaouin of 1U4-lt, imdadina Ihi haiUaeaf Alma and Inker.
Ban, and alenof Ihbulopid (Ifadal ud Ihr^e Clupa,.
[For nmtlnoUlon of KotM, u% tnA bt\%V&'TBA.
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0 Paymaffrri.— 1 John Uattheitt QibbK,* 19 Oct. 40.
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0 A^Htnnli.—i Lieut. Juhn ArmalroDB.^' 31 U»y .W.
(I 1 £i(uf . Owen Tudor Uurnc," 10 ScpL M.
lattnietort qf JUiitketr^.— l Captain John JamLi S. O'Neill, 4 Dec. 57,
3 Zieuf. C. K. Chatfli!l.l,3 Aug. M.
Quarter- XaMtm.— 2 Jolm Cole," SO Hareli 5t>.
1 William ifmitli," 18 Jan. .W.
SurgeoHi>.-~l Edward Howard,* S4 Feb. 64; AuUt.-Sarff.SO AftUil.
S Thomaa Guj, M.D. 1 July .'i3 ) Aiunnt.Surg. 98 Jan. 42.
AnUt/inl-SMTj/eoiu. — I Henry KelHll,'°8 Eepi. 06.
I Praneii John ShortI, 0 Aug. OH,
1 John Slunday,^' 4 Feb. OC,.
3 John Hanry Gonldihury Meam, 10 Uay 65.
S lUmmertou Crump, M.D. 1 March 61).
Fttringi Ydlnw. — Aginti, Heaan. Cox and Co,
[Ac^iinir(f/rainfA4TOiHca,10JMly56. Bmbarktdfor India.aAug.^T. Dtfat.CkaOiam.'l
I U.Col. lUdellSa iirinl Ih* Eail* rn cinpalfa of 1M4-IU wIDi Ih* Win RW.. InrlndliiR Iba halllH of
Al.na (u Al'lindcCairp lo tMvf \M\ttAMt'<i^atn\ Hura). UiOiilH*. anil [nkatBU, (kf* nt lalM.
bipol, Hidaftklrarilii lllh Juno (UhUI and Cla>l>i, Dnret U^Of, Sarilinlan Ufda], asd Uli Chli of IM
Madlldi*;. Swirdln llwlniflui raniiHilcBor 1»7-Mand waiiartrnt at Ih* netloniof Clwida, Amam.
"t U.Col.Conikkn>|inKntwl1hIlicMlhllsit.lnlha
Barred vllk Ihn Itlh Uuyal Irlah Ibc Buniiak campaign dI
'" ai(Xidal). e<rmdalKaltlwiir(rv(g<
lianJiHrf, Mill Dae. IM* (Mnlal}.
cainiAlinoriUT-Wan'I •aipmciilit Ihr iclloniof Ctianda,
car lu Brliadlcr BitlfKh), >leia and nplan of Luokuow. wk-
, »in- (Pu aBiiii u, i^arda and lurl af llu^ndla lainUeiKd In dHpaichn, BrarM
I aaitad aa Alde-da-Cam|i to Blr Hirrf BailUl thranrliuul Uir eampatfn on Ik*
lnlB14, andsaannHnlall
■t Ibr ilaaa urSthaitapul <n
and Claap, aod BUi ClaH of I
a HuiH' Dicllna wncd at i
of Kinboua f Unlal Hud CUu
) rJ(lil irinf at tlie aHui
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ODiliold'.
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» ath Hapu (Hadal
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fto«!!etliJan.lf»; alaopiei
lUun, aad Sili Claii oTHia Uadjaic^ 9vhA ia Ita Indiaa niapaiitn irf IMTH and
or CliaKdii,UnK«rpoie,aadS«)(awart,k(i(aBd(»tiue«r i.uiiMK, intaniiinl
., „ jair ol llnnjnnn jBrent tf H^, Ui*l aad €lii<»
T Hajor Warm iwned a( Iht aiiav aod rallvf Miuiopil Rani MIL Jaii. ISSti aha prm;nt at Ihc taplara
•r KialHMniOtrdalaDdClmi}. Satrcd in tin Indian camfUBi of 1W7-W. iarlndinf (fir aciloaa sf ChindL
VrnMrpOK. Md HuHaanore, tkn aid oMar* of LiKkao* Imundrd), aabiniucBi owmliona ia Ouds auil
■Saira of Uobu wid MeannnKe. alia at Chnrda.ad Ant of Mii<)irdia (Urdal awl CiMp).
It Mifar Uoaa irTTnl in tbr Mh Beat, ia the ladiaa catuuiiin at iBti-M. and nuauiaadad Ihc Klcclid
aMAaoKnorihr Rejrt.lalhtBnioaaor tliaBdi^ I'aicapore, Sahaaplrc, nad hirt ti likuaculii (hence ba
laiiainl in hrinzlnc awai two ni>a nndtr a hi-aii Irei wunTaeiii at ilieaicn and capiatunf l.ucliiuw. Iba
aubanuent oarrallona ill «u<lu and aHicof ll..bBii. anJ HMiaaHdcd nwr Coaiuanlra aE Horar Mow and Bccnb,
foftorsinno and aclioaof Hunir Vliati armd aa Bi^^e tliOurlollio Sad BrlndaOuda ftirca and -a*
Brcaal a> tke capinit of fort Oummb (time tlmea ■mtuiacd iii dnpntibci, !(«&] and tlaa^ aiid Ditict
219 20/A (7^ East Devonshire) Regt. of Foot.
0 CapUIn Dtshwood imrcd in the Indian campftiffn of 18S7-M, indadinf tht aetkmi of Ohtada,
Umeflrpon*. find Suitanpore, liffffe and capture of Lucknow, Mibteqnant oparatkiM In OimI«, allklia of
])uxuri;hat, Chiird.k, Hud fort of Muileedia (Mpdal and CMaAp).
\\ CHptuiu Mr:ircs served at the %if\i» and fall of Beboatopol tvom 15 July 1855 (Medal and Cloap); alio
present ul tilt rupture (»f Kiiibourn.
12 (':i|)t:iin Francis avrwd iii the Imlinu camixiipn of 1857-BR, iududiug the ocUnni of Chanda, Vmeerpore,
uitd Sultiiiipiirc. flir^e nnd capture of Lurkiuiw (Medul nnd Clasp).
1:{ ('upt;iiii Kdridgc M:r>-ed at tUc liu^e of Schafttipol and ciiptnre of Kiubourii (Medal and (Haao). Alio in
tlie Iiidiiin cnnipniKu from August lft58, iaclodiu*/ tliu tninB-Go<n^ operations nmler Lord Qvde (Medal).
14 (7apt.iin Lewis served with tho Grenadier Company of the Mth In the action with and deatfoctlon
of ii dp>pL>rate band of Insunicnt fanittira at Twnnanani Coimettos In Malabar.
16 Captain Vaualian nerved tliroushout the Eastern cam (laiRn of 1854-A5,inclndlnc the battles of Alma
and Inkernian, siege and fall of Sebahtupol and afluir of tho 18th June; also preitnt at the eaptvreof
Kiiihoiirn (M(*(!:il iind Clasps, Sardinian Modal, and 5fli Class of the McdJidic). Served in the Indian
c:iinp:i<u'n of 1A57-.V), innluilins the nctions of Chimdn, Umeorpore, and Siiltanpore, sicffe and capture of
1jii<>kn'i«r, siibfLcqiieiit npnrntinns in Ouilound utluirsof Churd.i, fort of Mu^cedla, and Banaee— ^commanded
u ilot.ichincnt iMt-dnlatid ri)i<'p).
17 Cujitain O'Ni-iil Kcrvetl at tin* «U'(;c aiid t\\\l nf SclKintopof fmni T.oth Mny 1856, and Mas wounded at the
:i(Ti:i' i.r til'' I'^ili JniM- ; ix'-to i<n-nriit iit tlu* capinrc nf Kinliouni (Mi-dal andCliisp). Sen'cd in the Indian eaiu-
I»:ii;;u (tf ls-i7.*,s. iui-lu-liii'; \w uciiuns (if Cliiuidii. rmr/rrijore, and Sultanporc, sicjfc nnd capture of Lucknow,
i»ii1i<ci|n,)it i;)i-.-itioiis in Ovi\>' anil ufTair^ur Mi'an'^ni;;(', liccnih (ihaiikud in despatch), Bnxar Ghat (as Urigailo
Jl;'.j<»v I'liur.Ii. :.nd fott of i!u>jn; -lia > \lcihl and Clasp).
19 Capiitiii Ailanis served with tlie7tli Dr. (Mi*, in ihe K'ltfir \v:ir in 1847 (Medal).
'.M ('a; tniiiGi'ru:;l)ly!(rrvcdintlir> Kr.ytfrn cariipaiun (if 1*^54-55. inclnd'nf; th(* battles of Alma, llalakia«.i,
ond Ink<niuin, and «■.{;«' «>f Scha^lupul (Mi'iiul and f«Mir Clasps). t<erv(d in the Indian csmpalKn of ltiC7-
TiS ns AiUutaiiC of tliu 20ih Rvct. an-l wu& iin'si-nt at tlie actions of Chandu, L'ueorjiore, und Sultanpore,
atid a» ill'.' xl'-fit' and capture of L:ickuow (Modal nnd (TInsp).
'i-2 Ciiptain Ciordon 5<*rved in the Indian rarnpui^n of lK:>7.iM. and was pri'sml with the selected ninrksmen
of thr Uu<;t. at tticacTiuns of (Mianuii, L'lneeiporc. and Snitanporc, fort of ])howraha, siri^e and mptnro <jf
liMcknoxv. Hii1>5i'(|Ui-nt uporatimis in Oudi; and uifuirof J^Iuaugnngc, also ut Charda and furl of Mai^eedia
(M.dHi nnd Clasp).
Ct ('apt lin ratrir\>on served attln^ «ie(re of Sebastopol and capture of Kinbonm (Medal and ClaspX Seized
in the Indian campni^'n of lb^u-'^^» incliulin^ the actions of Cbunda. Umeerpore. and Snltanuorc, siege and
ra|)tur>> uf Kuckuuw, subsequent operations in Oude nnd alTairs of Mtantniiige, Sinirce, Beeraii, Buiar Ghat,
Churd:i. fort of Mu8jccdia,aud Rankcu (Mrdnl and Clasp).
L'l Lirui. Holmes srrvnd at thesieirc nnd fall of Scbastoi>ol from 1st June 1855, and was wopndrd at the
iifTair of the Ibtli June ; alfo present ut the capture of Kinbourn. Served in the Indian campaign of 1857*5:'.
including ilie actions uf Chanda, Umeerpore, and Sultanporc, sictro and captnra of liockiiow', saliaeqiient
operations in Oude and aiTnirs of Mohan. Meanj;uiit;e, and Mornr Mow (as Orderly OiBcer to Itrigndicr >JTelcgh;,
fort uf ^iniree. Becrah, Uuxnr Ghat, Cimrdn, roit of Mu^jcedia, and Hankcc (Medal and Clasp).
m Cantiiin Nuiin serve<I at thu sic^e nnd full of 9cbastopnl from I5th July 1855: also at the capture nf Kin-
bourn (Medal and Clasp). Scrvud in the Indian campaiprn of 1857-5!), including the nctinni of Chanda,
l.'inevrpore, »nd Sidtaniiorc, siegu and cunture uf Luekniiw, subseaoent operations in Omde and affsirt of
Mohan. Husscn<run'^e, Meangungc (as Oruerly Ofllccr to Brigadier £vclegh), (^urda, fort of Mosjeedia, and
] la nb.-c (Medal and Clasp).
•2li Lieut. Ho!i. A. Verekcr served at the siege and fall nf Sebaalo|)ol from Srd Sept. 1S55, and also at the
capture of Kiubourn (Mrdal and CLasn). Served in the Indian campaij;n of 1857"^ with the selrcted marks-
men of the llegl. in the itctious of Cnanda, ruieerpore, Sultaupore. fort of Uhuwraha, siege aad capture of
Lucknow. 8nbse:|nent operations in Uude and affairs of Churdu, fort of Mu^Jecdia, and Bankee — as .Mjiitant
to a dctachraent (Medid and Clasp).
27 Captain UutHn served in the Indian campaJKU of 1857-E8, inclndinc the artioni of Chanda, VBeerpwe, and
Sult)Uii)ore, siege and capture of Lucknow, subsequent ojicrations in Oude and affairs of Morar Mow, fort of
Simree, Bcerah, and Buxar Ghat (Medal nnd Clasp).
28 Ca]itain Gcthin served in thu Indian campaign of 1857-58, ineludiug[ the actions of Chanda, Umeerpore,
and Suit mpore, siege and capture of Lucknow, snbseqocnt operations in Oude and aflain of Mcaafunge,
Churda, and fort of Musjccdiu (Medal nnd Clasp).
Stf Lieut. Valiie served m the Indian campaiira of 1857-58. including the actions of Chanda, Umeexpore, snd
SultARporr, siege nnd capture uf Lncknow, subsequunt operations in Oude, and affairs of Churda and fort of
Mu^jeedia (Sf ed:d and CUsp).
30 Lient. Hnrne s<>rvod in the Indian campai^ of 1857-58 on the Staff of Brigadier £vrlegh, and was pire-
sent at the tfctions of Chanda, Tuieerporc, and Sultinporc, siege and capture of Lucknow, snbaeqnent opera-
tions and affairs of Mohan, llnwengnnge, Me>inirini|.;c. Montr Mow, anu furt of Simree ; was also present as
Aiijutsuit nf the Rciirt. at the affairs of Cbnnia and fort of Musjecdui (several tioies mentioned in despatches,
Medal and Clasp).
31 LIfuL Armstrong served with Ihe 40th Regt. Ihrouchout tho operations In Candabar, Aflt^anlstan,
In 1841-49 (Medal). Also in ilii' battle of Maharajpore (Medal).
H'2 Lient. Horn served in the operations in Oude during Dec. 1858, nnd a-as ptrsent at the affisirs of Churda
and fort of Musjcedia (Medal).
S8 Qr.MMler Smith served the flntlej campaign in 1845, and was severely wounded at tlie battle of
Peroscshah (Metlal) ; served aloo the Punjaub cau)|uiign of l;^48-40, including the passage of the Ghenab
nd battle* of (;hillian¥rallah and Ooojerat (Medal nnd two Clasps).
89 Surgeon Howard servfd the Kai.tern campaign of IH54-A5, including the battles of Alma aad Inkers
man, siege of Sebastopol, and as«ault of the 8th tk^pt. (Mednl snd CIa«ps, and 5th Class of the Me4)i<il«}*
Served in the Indian campaign of 1857-58, inelnding the actions of Chanda, Umeerpore, and Sultanpore,
siege and capture of Lucknow (Medal and CInsp).
40 AEsi^t.Surgeon Kclvull Frr\rd in the Indian campaign of 1S57-5S, including the actions of Chanda, Umeer-
Gire, and Sultanpore, sii-ge and capture of Lucknow. subscqneut operations in Oude and affairs of Meaarunge,
orar Mow, fort of Simree, Bccrnti, and Buxar Ghat, also Churda and fort of Musjcedia, and BankeeOledal
and Clasp).
41 AsBiHt.Surgeon Munday sened in the Indian cnmpaiiin of 1857-58, including the actions of Chsnda,
Umeerpore, and Sultanpore, siei^e and capture of Lncknow, subsequent operations in Code and aftirs of
Husseogungc and Meaiigunge (Medal and Clasp).
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The ThfcUBiriiblB thr Olmlii of Bt.iodirw. ■• yrms me Imyunt Uiutlt," The KInrt Ciplm
•ad Cnan " BL&DENBBURO"« ALMA" "IXKERHA<t" ■■ SKVASTOPol."
CotoaeL—Vmi Sir De Licy Evaiia,> GCB. Eiu.l Feb. 07j /^. 1 Dk. 0|t>
Cnp(. 13 Jan. IS ; jI/^a;. 11 May IS; Lt.-Col. 18 Juup 75; Cnl. 10 Jail. 37 i
Mrg-Gen. 9 Not. 46 ; if.-Gcji. 20 Jun« Ci ; Co/, 21st Fusiliers, 21) Aiig. .13.
Li.ColmtU.—l Jolin RaiUiuy Stuui t,< CD. -iiid LI. i' 3U Jau. S-2 ; Z,f . 0 Aur.
3& ; CV. viU Jan. 40 : JUqi. hO I'cli. 4»: Lt.-Cel. lo Nov. 51 ; Col. IdFeh. 58.
9 Bdmrd W. D. Lowr,' CB., £)U. 20 May n7; if. "12 liar. 41 ; Cept. I'iS
May 45; Ja^jor.l Ju\y HI ; Bl.Lt.Col. '2i Mm. US i Lt.Col. m ^pt. C>i.
JVq/B».— 1 JoliR Thus. Uiilycll,'2n(JXK«f. ]4May47; Litut.fH June oil ;
Oapt.rsa /Lpr.iVi; Brm.-Major, 19 l>re. M; .V»^or, 3 A oS- 50.
3 Geu. Nnl<Illnldero,*3Hd£ipuf. 8 0<:t. 47; iii'Mf. »Aiiril4!)i C«yf.P7May
53 ; Brtc-Major, 13 Dec. 54 j Major, 18 Sfpt. 57.
1 Hunipbroy Omy," £>u. 25 liar. Wi ; £ieM/. 1 July 38; Capl. 1.) Feb. 50;
Bm. -Migor, (I June 5(t ; Major, 20 Man-h 5«.
S Edwin A. Tucker Slcwurd,' Ent. r 15 Jlur. 50 ; Lt. '■ 3 April 52 : Co;)i. 10
XoT. 54 ; BreK.-M^or.GJaim^ jVq^, ^14 .May .W,
CMTiKi^S. I KKai<iB. i LlUUT.
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1 SBinI.Wm.Hy.llawkei''
i John AldridKc'"
1 Crofton I'eddic
1 Ffe. R, Eyre BamsldB"
3 Al&ed Tcmiilenum" .
1 JohnCbarlesUbclEeld'
2 IV Bi. Hy. Carlcton," i
1 Roger KlUeen"
1 JnhuGsorite Image"..
1 Shadmll Hy. Clerkc'^
i Ctiarlci Hill FiesBoa ..
S Frandi Oeorga King.
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S Geo. Fred. Glldea
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S Geo. HarmerPering*'
t 3. O. Bower St. Clair '
1 WillUm Cairnei ....
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S Anguftni Breeiton" ■ -
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S Jobu HeiLdertoii"....
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1 Sept. Slierson Cuiiiiell 24 May 65
I 'l-ho. H. Sherwood
1 Pot. Herbert Uelami
! 1 Robert Conk, A^.
I Freneid Nevil Head.
3 Hy. Wclllngt. lUrtfora
1 William Henry Ker ..
1 George Will. FurloiiB"
3 Edw. Thos. BaiDbrid^e
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3 Edw. Wriod Pearim
3 Robert Bruce Gwkell
I George Albert Grant
1 £dw. E. Digby Boycott
i S Bmeat Lewis
; 3 Jas. A. Ogllvy Camegy
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1 Jame* Browne
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20 July 55
3 Aug. 65
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16 Mar. 58
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I '2 WllliamTlioibain.
' i Bilward Fred. Pule
I 1 3 John HUkile* ...
' ■■! WIlliBm C. BaUtoii
' 1 Willi..inR.MiicVlierMiD
' 1 lluwurdl'IntunCox,
' ; I Vrc-di-riek Packman .
< 1 1 Joiiii Duillcy E. CroMG
' rrNouellCiirey
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I MlehiwI Thiiiulur . .
' i rriimeiit John Siieyi
I .riilin Hoiiiliy Conur . .
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I 2 niincll Finiuhnraoa
I Joliu Tnlbot Coke - -
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;^ 1 ThaiDU Jtuepli Atkiniou, '25 Jui. fit).
Jif/HfonfA — 9 Etuiiiti Jkmea Pnvnsfln, 4 Feb. SO.
i= I Lieut. Uobcrt Ctxiie, 23 Sriit. .W.
Iiuteuclor§of iluiketry.—'i Ennga Jolio Uloktley, D Feb. SO.
1 Litiit. FjIw. Emcx Digby B«ycatt, fi May 69.
Quarter- Mattm. — I J. Grahamp,"l7 Aug. 66.
a Francii Foley » 12 Fob. 5C.
Smrgeatu.—\ David B«id MBckiniioa,»28 MftT. M ; .dMiit.Jur^.lS Dee. 43.
S e ThainMLIevt1)ynNaah,M.D. IHJan.Dtl; ..Iwiit.JiMry. A Mm.63.
n % Au'uUiui-Surgeoii*. — 1 Arthur JackaonQrMr,*'S3 July 68.
1 John Henry Weat," M.D. 21 March SJ.
m 3 Thomas Walih, S^ Ma; 58.
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Facingi'B\ae. — Agent; Metars. Cor & Co.
[\tt Batt. Foreign Strvice, 10 Amg. 64. J>v»t, Birr.']
ISIr Da Lk'T KtiBt tniei In Indl* la IBOI, 8, 0, ud 10. IN>rtDnl, Spain, asd Pranr* I* ItK; 1 91
■Bitl4. Aiinileii,p>rtot 18U.1S. Utljlyn and France In KIS. Ifl, IT> and 18. la SpaJD la IMt, sa,
BiHl n. l>r«aBi diirlDf iho npaiationi aaaJDit Amtet Khan aad tht Plndarrin, eapwn af Hw Haa-
liilat, pailndhiTclrMirnm Biirf(u,acUon on th* Honnaia (wounded), biiileatTmnM,lB*nun«nlDr
fdBiMliiua. battle iittlia PrrFHH,in*Hiniool of BtjnnnefliorHihoO.aetlonaDlTIe BIpirre and IWnm
1nlU> or Tuuleun Ikon* iliuLl IniU* or IlladonibHrf (tm honn ihoi}, cajiiUR (if VIshlBttga, attack «■
UalUaion, opfiailani baTara IStw Orleani <boardlnf and eajrtura oT AjMtlcan Flotllla,)^r'' — -—.^ -—
iBadadiaTrnlir— aanceeuriil aiiault, Jaa. (mundadMrrrelj), Uiitaaf OaatraBiaa, retnal af Itth af
ne, Wai*tUM<kDnciliotandoiui>abnidJ,lnvMlidiuL and cafdiulatloa sf Parli. OeBtianed an Mitf •(
Ited Anarof ORHpallou in thuie*. AceepMd under aa_al]Ied_Pnnr (lM3)eoBBand oT aa mnUttj
*et*J7*iilla Ki Mnplari
and Ihrauak m
■triakau, ciutu
nib at Jen
IflthUoi '
tlie alRiB
XbiIIiIi OawnunanL aad by arderaf iba
letion with the Biltlili fareea (ander Lard I. Ar)>
' ' •- if fan Brbaillan and Bnbea.ael' '
Brjikal
'h,hTibttattor the CarlliiatDT,|B.<IMBinna(abouldoiil>le Ike allied ftree), aad aMIni la
nil*, but ■ilb a iaHlnalB killed and •igund>d(«l)0}than that of tkaeaemr. KeMiaad
illiMinf nionth -capture n[ tlennni bf eiealada, Hlh Uar-nf Ojaitan, Idlli H^-ol
Ik Uay-efFuolanblabf capilalalloa, IBth Hai. Thne. aad sthtr minor affitlrivcn
, ._ — 1 .... ,„._>, 1-^ j-j ,^ fneiBf) akne Ian Uieanad killr"
lartlia mou imrt. leitiely conl«tiil> and eatt (Ineladlnf thM* a) the enenr) akneloi
andwDvnded. Eieeailnf oeaailoaal^laa artknaitTaiFle(e,«iwiaI1f i(IIkDntaiaii.lkeLefleaa«<«Thai
(under bliwniinanil) arlaaORa, aMIuary, ur aqulpBic, tkau(G ntttri j eantrar; aiaiaBmn ic(«at«^*
)«acadal llic clai*— while he teskfreB ilM*n*niTl<WaSccn,IOMnirn, Ihlrtypleeta of <«■•«■, i
eolranelied poaUlsntgfottlfled lovua and iHiiiia, wllh an eileuit* and noit imrortaat ffrMifleal 1
Uw Inwiaeiil tertitMT, Inehtdim tlieir uiln line af rditat. eoaiiavnleallaa and npflj, Tbiw
" The ftoatltr wa« cAwtaall) cloud aialnat the entrasce of reMiirtti to the Catliita, eiCRpt kf th
■nouaiahi pa*H>. wkiek are oalr areeHihlB to foot pawenjian, or malei llfhtly laden"— (Brithk O
aioaen' Ditpaiak, Paniamanlatir PaHr)-aBd tbui did UiU auiltlarT eorpe dedilealy oanll^
- ilaatioB af the war. He kolda the raak Bt Lleut,.«aet*l In tha natlAnal aivy
M of a llrilMijraiwI m
M in. li
r. MalorU;
and LlesL-CuIonatej In Ilia R
Itnandaad
e ft>r fnadutt
AlH>a(«a>iBdedj. BaliUaiB.
tllamal Iha Ucdjiiliis).'
(Mcdn
ikenaan. hlcge and
lorUr, and Lie . _ . _ .
ndilieWBrUadal with thnea _.._. ,, ,
I in the Eaiteni ranpalin of ItM, InelndhiK ilie battle* of the
I, uidiiecearSebutanuliConprlilBilhaKptitH of Ibe powerfai
Claain, OCB., Grand OOcer of the Ifglon of Heaor, cM in
S UJC^Iw^L^w^ mrt$A wt|li.lh» SM JM« a( t|r Ant «ii<1 wnwd i^ge opentMm brftvc ^loottav
iadadnig^ t^ attodc cm the cnnny'a puiition In front of the ndviuirril trrurlm un ISth Siyl. IKIH, cm
the tuppmsion of the Indian Mutiny nf ISrtT-'iO; ruiiiiiLtiulttl tin- 83il dtirinie tliC (lc^<*iire of the Residcnrx of
huckniaw till wounded m '26tU ScptKiulMTj coiiiinnmM a fttrtie uf UO men of the R«|;t. when 7 puiu Wrnt
enured and Uie enemy'i po«ittun rRrrii*d; couinianded a jMirty of the licyi. wut mit to iiwist the rear };iiard of
Ucralock'a Ante in protecting ttieir heuvy^un* and aninmnitum cm their (wuiiig iuto LiickiunvUiankud in
daapaich); was alichlly vniuiuluil on SOth Au|t., uiul M-rerely woundrd ou SCth Sept. lSo7 (uicntioiicU in thu
deifntcbM of 8ir jTlni^ and tbu Govenior Genrrnl. Brerct uf it .Colonel, end (^tl.). CiMuniiitKled tjic SJd at
tlM dHimt af tha Gwalior Reheia nt Cavupore on 6th Dec. ; wn.s n ith it in thu lield Ouie froiB JiUy Irt.'is to Jan.
IS59 fmmMiMMid from 1 l)tr. InuSt, inelmlinic thu rednetiou uf fort 'I\rU<iol. C'oniinwuiiil uu suh'-Huccd ])uet of
hli anna nearest to the fort of Auiethee miiil Lord Clyde advauc4*d uiMi it • Mnlnl and C'ia^pi
4 MiOor Iialyell served the Eatierii eanipHlpn of lt<54 and the cnrljr part of 1855, meludfns the battlea
of Alina, Baluklava, and Inkerman, and tiegc of Sebuatopol (Mediil and four Cla»p», Tlrcvct Mi^r, and Sth
Clats of the Me<ljldie).
5 Mi^Jor Roldero served with the *.>l«t FusilUT<« in tlie Kasteru campoi^n «if 1854 and up to 27th April
I8SA, Including the battle* nf Alma and Inkeriiuin (>OTiTcly «iiundi«1 Id h'fl ami), and biego of Sebastopol
( Xedal and ttiree Cla»p*, Brevit M.ijor, Sanllnbin Modal, nnd Atli Clara of the Mec^ldle).
0 Major Gray waa prexent with the 30th IU4I. in tlK battle nf Mahan^pore (Uodal), and wnt nercrelf
wonnded. Served with the 21»t FutUiera the Utter part of the Crimean campaign of IS&5, incliidlna tho
*iece and fall of Sebiintopol; cunimanded the Kesimani during the exjiedition to Kinbourn (Medal and
Clasp, and Brevet Major).
7 Major Steward terveil the Ea«t«m eampalp^n of ItU4-.%5, Ineludlnir the battles of AlBaa^ Balaklava,
and Inkeronan, siege and fall uf Sebastop:>l, ntturk on the Redan cm the Itith June, and the expedition
to Kinbourn (Medal and four Clasps, and Urovet Major),
» Mkjor Collin^wood served with the 97tli R(>f;t. in the llebullion of 1848 in CVylon. Bervcd with the
21st Fusiliers durlnff I8.VS at thL' sieue and fall of S«liastopol, and on the expediiidn lo Kinltoum (Medal
and CIa»p); from Nov. 1855 to Nov. lH.'i6 he coinmandt-d a Biittallon of the Laud Traneiiort Corps.
Commanded I ho troops on board the Sptirtan steamer when wrecked on the Doc Kocks, ('oast of Africa*
on 5th July 18dA, on relurninf from tlHt Crinitta, and for his services throui;hout this trjiuK occaiiion, he
rrreiTc-d the Brevet rank of MMjnr.
0 Major Hawkor served durin* 1855 at thnsiega and ftllof Bebaatopol (wounded in the trenches) and
attack on the Redan on the 18th June ; olao tba expedition to Kinbovm (Medal and Clajtp, acd 5th Class
of tlie Medjidie).
10 Major Aldridse served the E^isUirn campa1|;n of 1554-55, Including the battle of Alma, siege and
fall <if S<!ba.Ntop:i\ nnd ntturk on the Rvdsn on the 18th Jnne; also the capedltlon to Kinbourn (M«'dal
and C!asfK, nnd Btevet Mi^or).
11 Cai'Uin Burnsida seriod in the Punjaub campaign of 1848-0, and wa* present at the liaitle of
Godjcrat, and with the fleld furca in pursuit of the enemy to the Khyber Pass In March I84U (Modal
and Cliu^i); *>x|HHU(ion juio the Kuxofzie country; In actlcm with the enemy 11th and 14ih l>fc. 1!440;
prvflent ai the capture an<l dcttruetion of the insurtrent ▼illogas of Sageuw. Piillee, Znurmundic, and
bhearicanee. KxpadkiiAn tn Koliat agniast the AtTradie Tribe, lOlh, 11 lb, and 13tb Fob. 1850.
12 Cuptain Templcipan lervad the Eastern campaign of la'M-Sd, including tlie battles of Alma, Bala-
klava, ami Ink«rn>an (wounded in ibc hand), slepennd fall of Sobastopol, and attack on the Bmlan on the
Idth June; »l»o tin; exiiedition to KlNliourn (Medal and fonrCIaspe, and Knight of the Legion «>f Honor).
16 CeptMin Image serte<l the Kaatem eampaiga of ltt54 and early purl of 1855, incluiling the battleti
of Alma and Inkeruian, airge ol Sabaaiopol* and attack on the Redan on the 18th June (sovrely wounded),
where he otmmandtd the yariy carrying tha wool'bags to fill the ditch (Medal and three Claspji, and
Kmeht of the Legion of Honor).
17 Captain Clei4te serred th* Xjitero caapalgn of 1854r65, including tlw battles of Alma and Inker-
man, aatfc and fall of Sehasiopol, attack on tha Redan on the 18th June, where he commanded the
acaHag<4»ddcr party, and was menttonad in Dispatches; served as Adjutant at the fall of Sebutopol and
«sp«dltion to Kinbourn (Medal and Clasps, and Sardinian Medal).
1% Captain finioa served during the latter part of 1855 at theslege and fall of Sebastopol, and attack on
ibw Sedan ca tite 18th June ; also the eipedltion to Kinboam (Medal and Clasp).
M Capiaia Paring semd In U>« 8Qth Krgt. at the Siege and fall of Sebastopol from Idth Dec. 1854,
«a4 nliacha of the 18th June and 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp, and 5th Class of the Medjldle).
CJ CapinlASu Clair served tha Eastern campaign of 1854-55, Including the battle of Alma (shotthrongh
thnnrm) and siege of Scbaaiopol (Medal and Clasps): at Alma be acted as Interpreter to the anny, after
vWcb ha serred as Alde-de-Camp to General Kyre. Has received the 6th Class of the Medjldle.
18 Oaptain Ilollway aorted the early part of 1865 at the siege and fUl of Scbastopol, and attack on the
Sedan on tha 18th June (Mi dal and Clasp).
■ 4S Cnptain Breedon served with the 89th Itegt. at the siege of SebAtopol from SDlh June to 1 0th July
1H65 (SIcdal Mid Clasp V.
a^ Lt. Tulloch served duriagtholatterpartof 1855 at the siege and fall of Scbaiitopol( Medal and Clasp).
96 Capiain Holt, LieuU. Winsloe,CofBn, and Oreen, served the latter part of 1856 at the siege and
fon ol Sc'bastopol. and expedition to Kinbourn (Medal nnd Clasp).
SO U««r. Uajurrigc lervod during (he latter part of 1855 at the siege andfkill of flol>a>lopol (Medal
Alid CliispX
aO Uaut. Dalamcrt served (he latter part of the campaign of 1855, Including the siogp and fall of Scbas-
topoly and the expedition to Kinbourn (Medal and Clasp).
•1 Jit. Furlcing servod in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 at the sirge of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
.99 Lieut. Patnrkson served the Eastern campnlgn of 1854-55, including the bailies of Alma and Bala-
Un«n, alege and fall of Sebastopol, and expedition to Kinbourn (Medal and tlirce Cln^ps).
flS <^artar-Muster Onihame ond Surgeon Markinnon served the Eavtorn campaign of 1854<55,
Including the battles of Almn, Balaklava, and Inkcrmon, siege and fall of Sobustoixil, and expedition to
Klnkovn (lEedal aad four Clasiis). Surgeon Macklnnon is a Knight of the I^^inn of Honor, and has tbu
5Ui Claaa of tlic Medj^'l>«*
94 AsalsL-SiLiseon Greer served the Eastern campaign of 1854 and early part of 1855, including the
Ilniiica of Alma. Balaklava, and Inkcrman, slese of ^^obu<topol, nnd attack on the Uedan on the iHih
juQv^iDMitioiiHd In I)ikp:itrhes (Medal and four Clasps, and 6th Class of tho Mrcyidlc).
95 Aaaxat.-Siirgeon "West rerrcd the Kastem cumpnign ot 1854-55. indudinc the hnltlet of Alma
nnd lnkennan,»ie»e and fall ol Beba»tnpol. and exprdilion to Kinbourn (Mrdiiland throe (;lu«pr>)«
£0 (jr.MJut«'r Ftiloy screed with the Slst Kept. th»' Sutlfj campaign of IfM.'i-4n, lurluding \Yi» battles of
Hoodkfe, Fu'CUealiali, Ituddval, Allwal, and Sobraun— sevrrely woui:dtd (Midal aid throo Cla*>p$).
Screed In tlie Criroialroui 22 May 1855, including the siege and foil of :*i*baNtopoI and ait.iok<i of thu
18ih Jun** and 8th Sopieml.or (Medal nnd Cla«p).
the
pogr,
ih June and 8th Sopieml.or (Medal nnd Cla«p\
37 Lieut. Donald sencd with the loth Hcgt. in the Indian canip<iign of l>i.'i7-58, inoluiling tlio 9iippre«»ini of
c ^nliay ai Bi-iuires, cupture nf Atrouloca. advance to Lucknnw and artiiiiiH at t.l,:-ii(lii. VhitrriNirL', Suitun*
re, and Itoiirnha, siege imd capture of Liirknuw, relief of Anm.zhur.and opcnitiona near Jugt'onpi.'rc rMrda' .
"ScIBDB" "MBBABEb" "HTDBB4BAD."
Colonel.— Tf Sir WilliBm F. P. Napier,' KCB. Bm. 14 Juqs 00 ; ZI. I B Apr. 01;
Capt.iJancOi; Mty.'M Mty 11 ; Lt.-Col.i-iSuY. 13; Col.iliHa\j SO;
Major-Oti: 23 Kov. i\ ; LI~-aeH. 11 Sitr.bl; (ran. 17 Oct. HI; Coi. tSnd
Rcgt. t03cpt. ii3.
lirut.-Colcnflt.—\ Fnnci* Pjm Uardins,* CD. fVu.i'IS Har.se; Liatt. H8
Dec 40; Ciipl. 8U Jan. 47; Jlf>^r, >• 37 Oct. 54 j Brro. LitiU.'CM. 13 Dec
rii ; Zt.-Cd/. 2S Sept. j>7 ; Cof. t) Sept. uH.
2 DsTid Andcrwn, Em. 38 Dec. 38 ; £<. 16 May 41 ; Capl. PflFeb. 4D; JIfq/.
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(Medal and three Clatps, Sardinian Medal, and Ath Clam of the MeiUldie).
\5 Lieut. Huckott urrcd at tlii' 9iuK<^ of Sf?baatopol from Juut; I8M, including the awaull of the Redan
on the IBth Jane (Medal and Clusp). Snrud in tht* Indian caiiipilgn of 1857-08, Including the relief ot
LuclkOow bj Lord Clyde, battle of Cnwnpore on Olh Doc., >iog<* and capture of Lucknow (Medal and Clavp
and Victoria Cross.)
10 Captain O'Connor served tlie Hastern cainpaign of 18.V1-M, including the baltlei of Alma (severely
woundefi)and Inkerman, nk'scc and fall of Sobustopol, attirk un tlic Quarrteii, and assaults of tlie It^th
Juno and 8th Sept.— d^nKorousIy wounded (Medal ond Clasps Victoria Cross, Rardinian Medal, and 6th
Class of the Mcdjidh;)* Served in tiio Indian rampaifn of 1867-M, including the relief of Lucknow by
Lord Cl>de, defeat of the Uwalior ContinKent at Cawnpora, siv^e and capture of Lucknow and operations
across the Goomti'e under Outram (Mfdal and two Clasiis).
17 Captain Blane served at the siego of s^eliaittopol in 1P39, including the attack of the Redan on the I6tb
June, and was wounded in the trenches on ttOth Jun^* iMhIuI and Clasp). Hcrvcd in the Indian cafniHUgn
of 1827-58. including the sifi;e and capture of Lucknow and opi'rations across theOoointae under Outram
(Medal and Clasp.'.
IH OKptain Hon. N. Flciiues scn'ed at the sicfcc .ind fall of Scb.-iatopol from 17th June 1855, including
assaults of the Kedan on the 18th June and hth Si-pt. (Medal and Clasp).
capture of Lucknow— mentioned in despHtchcs (Mrdnl nnd Clafp).
20 Captain Tupper and Lieut, ^'illiamsou served at tiic Eie{ce and fall i>f Sehaslopol in 1AS6, including the
aiaault of the Redan on 8th Sept.— aerervly wounded (Medal and Clasp). Lieut. Wiliianisoo served in the Indian
canipaig:n of 1857-58, including the relief of Lucknow by I<ord Clyde, defeat ot the Gwalior Contingent at
Cawnpore, siege and capture of Lucknow and operations across the Goomlce under Outraiu (Medal aud two
Clasps).
33 Lieut. Coatley served the Tndian campaign of lfl57-&8 as Iiiterproter to the S3rd Fusiliers and was pre-
acnt at the capture of Fumickabad, siege and capture of Lucknow iiu-ludiug operatioua across the Goomiee ;
was afterwards Adjutant to a i^ikh Corps iu the disturbed disitricts of Bu&ur nnd Bchar fiom May to Sept.
under Brigadier Douglas — mentioned in dcspatchrs (Medal and Clasp).
S3 Surjceon Laingsened the campaign under ."^ir Chnrlcs ^'.1picrnpinst the Mounlaiu and Bobber Tribes
situated on the riglit bank of the Indus early in \f^\'^. Servi'd in the Eiistcrn campaign of 1854 oS (Medal
and Clasp). Joined the 23rd i'nsilicrs in BunUlccund in Jau.l85K aiid scr\-ed at tlie siege aud capiurp of
Lucknow (Medal and Clasp).
24 Doctor Sylvester fervedat the sIcrc and fallof Sebiistopol, and at the a«snult of the Redan on the 8th
Sept. It^, on which occasiiin he wan mentioned in Hir James Simpson's Dispatch ** fiir his conra^ in
going to the front under heavy fire to asiiist ihn wounded." (Medal and Clasp, Victoria Cross, and Knight
of the Legion of Honor). Serrcd in the Indian campaign of I8A7-fi8, including tho relief of Lticknow
by Lord CI} de, defeat of the Gwalior Contingent at Cawnporf, siORO and capture of Lucknow (Medal and
Clasps).
25 Assist.-Surgeon Morris served at the »iege of Sebastopnl In 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
26 Captain Douglas served witli tbe Buflii at the battle of Punniar (Medal).
27 Capuin Reid scnred with thu AUt Begt. in the Pui\)Aub campaign of 1848-49, InclndinK tlte capture
of the Sikh Forts of Rungur, Nungul, and Mumn^, aflkir at Romnuffgur, passage of the Chetiab, Iwttlef
of Chlliian wallah and Goq}erat, pursuit ol the Aflkhan army to the Khyber Pays, and occupation of Pesht-
wur (Medal and two Clasps). Served under Sir Colin Campbell on tha eaptdltlon into tbr hill eouairy
around Mitchnee, and was pretent at the destruction of the forts and strongholds of the Moaiunds and
other Hill Tribes.
28 Captain Fraser sarvrd with the 80th Regt. in the Burmese war of 1M5, and wai present at the cap-
ture of Marlaban, in the operatlona before Rangoon on the 12tb, ISth, and I4th April, and atcminf of
tlio Great Dngon Pagoda; also at the capture of Prome (Medal).
SO Captain B. P. Armstrong served witii the 77th Regt. during the siege of Sebastopol in 1895, including
the attacks on the 18th June and 8tli Sept.- wnundcd (Medal and Clasp).
SO Captain Edward Armstronc senred in the 3rd Wt-i.t India Regt. In tho affray with the natives of
Sabajee, "West Coaiit of Africa, rn the lUth July, 1855. in which hn lost his richt arm and received rix
other wounds. St-r^ed with the 76th Regt. in India durInK the Mutiny, including the whola of tbe siccre
operations against Delhi and was severely wounded at the assault.
31 Lieut. Law served iu the Indian campaign of 1S&7-5i4, including tbe siege ond capture of Lticknow and
operations across the Goomtce Oledid and Clasp).
8U Doctor Fogoser^'cd thcKasteni canipsign of 1^5i>55. including the battles of Alma and BalaUara,
and sie^ of Sebastopol (Mcdsl and Clasps, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
82 licnt. Colt tened in the Indian Ciimpnigu of 1657-'>(, including the siege and fall of Lucknow (Medal
and Clasp).
83 Qr.Matter O'Donnell served the Sutltg campnign of IMS-lT), including the battle of SobmoB (Medal).
Alto ine Poiijaub campagu of 1848>40, and was presmt during the whole of the aieee operalims against
Mooltan: iacloding the sturmiag of the enemy's stn<u^ly>cntrt>nchcd position 13th S^pU 1848, action ot
Soorikoond, carrying the heights befote Moohaii nnd surrender of the fortress. .\li«o present at the battle of
Goojerat (Medal ana Clasps). Served in the Indi.in campaign of 18n7-5H, nnd was present at the Mittiny at
Dinapore, advance to Lucknow and actinns at Chunda, Unieerporc, SuItsn{)orr, and Doundui, aii-gc and raptnrc
of Lucknow and storming of the FmaumbaraandKaifabit'-h, relief cf A«:iii:ghur, and operations near Jug-
despore (Medal).
■jsri "^f^iy JMifl 1 JUaMiK n'annelttnm)iafft. ^J"ool. 228
M4rMA^wltklk««Brdt, "Bairr" "CA» or OooBHora" "Tai.atmma" "rnaaTU ■'Oasa'*
"SlLAKABfU" "TlTTOBI*" ■■ PT ■■«■■«" "NlTSU,!" ■'OnTMBl" "Plvtaiiu"
"l"ir»Ji»»" •'CMII.U1W1I.UB" "OlXUBtT."
MM*J.—9£r(m. John Finch/ CB. Cornef 6 Oct. 00; Xf . ■> SO Dee. 10: Casf.
r 17 Feb. 14; JTif/OT-, r 5 Har. 18; Brevtl Lt.-Col. 2fi OcLSS; ZifKt.-<&.
Pl3 D«^ SO; Col. 28 June 38; ilnjor-Gen. 11 Not. 61 ; X(.-(7«n. 90 Feb.
&S; Col. 24th Foot, 19 June 60,
AMt.-CtoroiMb.— 1 William Guatayns Brown,' Etu. 7 Jnly 2fi ; X(. 1 1 Hay 30 ;
Cb^. 10 Ua; 44; JTiu'. 15 Jan. 49 ; Lt.-Ca. fil Dec. 40; Coi. 28 Nor. 64.
Chaa. Henry BIIice,*CB. £m.^LI. 10 >Iay3d; I,t. ^ Capt.Pi Ang. 46;
Migor,r%i Dec. 4B; Lieul.-Col.r » Aug. 61; Co J. SB Nut. 64.
AuBiutiu OeorgaBlBchford,''En<. »lSNoT. sejXfcuf. PI2Dec. SB; Capt.
17A.ug.41; df^j. 14JBD.4g; £(. Xf.Col. 7 June 40 ; Col.26 Nor. 64: £f.
CW.SO March 68.
fq/pTf. — 1 Bdmand Wodehouie, £n«. p24 Mar.97i £Jeuf.i>15 jBn.41; Cast.
f2BApr.4e;Jlf(uV,»8Aug. 51; Bt.U.-Cel. 12 Doc. 67.
Lndi Howe Bualgette,* Ent. -iG June 38; Limt. ' 24 Sept. 41 ; Cnpt.7
Apr. 48; Mi^ar, 3U March 58.
SI John Henry Lntman,* EtM. B Jan. 41 ; Lieut. '10 Jitue43: Qipt. 14 Jan 48-
Ifqjor, 17 Apr. 58.
Htm. Dantel Grcrille Finch," Em. p2 May 46 ; Lt. >>23 Dec. 40: Capi. 'SO
Dec. 69; Sf. Jtfnf ifr, 2 Not. 55 ; Afivor, 6 Not. 57.
Captaiits.
Prancia Chaa. Skurny
Andrew J. Haephenon'
George Fred. Berry" . .
)ohnBulk.ThelwiLll.'CB.
Hj. Uaedonalrt Burnt
lUcliardThoniaa Olyn'^
Wnitam Wlnntett" ..
Robert O. A. de Mont- )
mortncy " )
Ilobert RalAban ....
Rich. HcDry Truan'
Jamea Stewart " ....
Richud Henry Hollaui
Thamai Clark
Pr^.Chi.D'E.Barclari ' 37 April 40
Wra.Vewy Mnnnlniw''^ "
Montague Browoe " . .
Chariaa Hunter
JameaTennent Tovey
H en ■ H.G mIwId ' a uiten''
Edmuod Watkin Kent
£ Edmond Fred. Tarte . ■
WlUiam PlumerGnakpll
John Jahnatona
HenrT Jaa. Hitchcock .
LlBUTSRAKTB.
BJoah-Logan C rutch ley
B«m. Job n J ames B u m b"
Alfred William Adcock
Wal. Bcraardlni) Lagi
John CunJclm Warne
^ Alax John Coiviu Kirch
George Scott
^ R(ibl.PaterMinFox,'*jt({/.
Rdward Trevor Dunn
. Wniiam Franklin
John Moore G. Tongne
0 1 Jona. Christian Thonii
0 2 Ily. liurmcrtrrPuIleli
0 1 llenrvChaa. Marwck
D 1 Arthu'rWm.FltiMaurii
0 2 John Foot
0 2 Arth. Coleman Hallowei
0 2Hob.NBpol.Surplice,4i(j.
' 2 Dbt.W. BilfoprOgiliy
1 George Clarkaon Rou ,
1 HnghBackhouseChnrcli
2 Rob. 8. Brydgea Lsech
- ~ omaa Plane Bntler"
iulea Frad. Lloyd ..
7 Oct. 37 ! 8 April 42
II) Apr. 42! 2« July '■
7 Jan. 42|i>26 Apr.
4 AuR. 43: 3 April 411
lOMav 4a' 23 "
eAug.60;Pa4
'"' S8July 64
26 Aug. 40
17 May 44
' e Dec. 45
27 Feb. 46
20 Oct. 48 ^
20 April 44
CAFTAIR.
14 Jan. i'J'
14 Jon. 40' 10 Jan. 68
20 Oct. 4a!
'21 Dec. 49 20 Apr. CO
20 Jnly 68
21 Dec. 66 I
■ 8 Oct. 6.1
'29 April 68
■ 1 Aug. 66
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14 Caplan Ihrvtii im*d in lhrrflKJ4rtrnii[Miijrafi'l^4*<-0,^HH4 v«i prrxitrfniH inr ■■nmr pr <ii-tv"Fi i ^pikt^
If Cnufn Unniifnin rrttri u AiUuuil nf the X4Ih Ilfiit. in Ibr Piiigiuli diirini; tlii' Indiui Mnlii
«f IHir- WHtnbiMHltlMtkipJburrnf J/imHrvA wlH'nharni iiiliiiihDuluiiSnlJiuici-.itiinKRinitiiiiH
In IJ. Col. Allen'* diapuA.ulmthrtdalTltcc from ■'•|>uin Uon», bnriiif tnliuionx to hit cimIu.-h»
jKAnicM on lUa nrliw amiioo.
It CitiUfu Ooilwlii-Auatvii Hrml in tbu 'ttDniH'w riir iu ItL'iS. lu Aide dc Camp to Gi'dciu] (Indvin {Medal'.
i-di.A«lSSf'} ' 2&th{Tk€ King's <w>iiBordererM)Regt. of Foot. 281
T^ShT* Vrat In tvo eonerc of thg Colour, " in VcrUatt RtligiimU confide,** The Armt of Sdiubitrgh, " NM
iVfiNiMM' AiM^iV ; " with the White Uorut In tiie thtrd coni.*r of ihe Colour. *' JTre tuptra trrrent." **MiN«
i--p: — DEX " * EOMOXT-OP-ZEB." The Sphinx, " KGyPT."-PUok CMnpeoiM. •• M IRTINIQUE.'*
"S — 9 'B® 'S^**' Henry Somerset/ KCB., KH., Cornet, 5 I>ec. 11 ; Z;f<>u^ 30 Dec. 12; CapUH
-— Oct. 15; Mtom-y p26 March 23 ; Lf.-Col, v 17 Jidy 24; CW. 28 June 38 ; Mtn,G$n, 11
tili . Hiu ^^^ 5j . /,/.(yg„. 20 Jan. 57 ; Ca/. 25 F. 3 Sept. 5«.
*yi.twi fjt,^Cclonel*,—\ SHmuol B. Hamilton, J^n*. 20 Sept. 33; Lt, p14 July 37; Cff/?f.Pl2
Jan.3«); i^rrt>.3f/vV, 11 Nov.51; Major, M\\\y b\', L/.^,W. ^24 Nov. 57.
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P28 Dec. 51 ; BLLt.Col, Hii Oct. 58 ; LtCot, 12 Dec. 59.
0 I ilf/(/orv.— Andrew Pitcair»i,» Enn, p 15 May 40; I.?Viif. p 15 April 42; Cf/pt. p8 June 52;
JOreaMqjor, 2 Nov. 55 ; Major, 2 Sept. 5«.
/i Francis Fant^,V Etu, p 27 Au^j. 41 ; X/. p 12 Dec. 43 ; Cfipt. v 10 Jan. 51; Maj, 18 Feb. 59.
O : Henry Tomns Walker, Jg?/«. 28 Oct. 36 ; Z^. »» 4 July 80; fVr;?*. 10 Sept. 51 ; Mt{jOry 12
Dec. 51).
,\ Mawdi3tly*Guus»en Best/ ^/w. p 12 Dec. 43 ; Lt, p 21 July 40 ; Cfipt, p 7 M«r. 51 ; Bt.MoJ.
I 20 July 58 ; Major^ p 13 May 50.
Captains.
0 I George Bent
0 ' Charles D. Pogson
0 Clia.Jas. Stewart Wallace
Thomas Edwin Blomtleld
Nicholas Appleby Spoor*
\ Astley Campbell Smith . .
ENSKiK.
LIEUT.
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Thomas Rowland ^ j (* 27 Oct. 48
F. Cliarlesworth Kennedy': 18 Sept. 40
10Ai)riU2|PI3 0ct. 43
0 April 42 P 10 May 44
5 Nov. 41 P 20 Dec. 44
24 May 44 |p 8 Oct. 47
P 7 April 48 P 16 Jan. 52
P 11 Nov. 45! 11 June 48
4 Mar. 53
P17 Oct. 51
'. Henry Pears
|Tho. Winter Slicppard ..
.VCS. Hill Lawrcnci^ ^ .
George Skeni; Hallowes. .
John Richard Ilarvoy
CAI'TAiy. DKliV.-UAJ. BT.LT.COL.
15 Mar. 53. i
15 Mar. 53
4 July 53
23 Oct. 55
P 8 Dec. 54
0 May 50
2 Mar. 50.
P 24 Nov. 57
P 11 Jan. 50
1 June 55 8 Jan. 50
0 Apr. 55 0 Sept. 55 , P 30 Sept. 50
12 Dec. 47 P22 Feb. 50 1 July 57 24 31ar. 58'
21 Oct. 51 I 10 Sept. 58 !
24 July 52
10 Fob. 40
0 Mar. 40
0
0 IJohnO'Hea '....P 17 Feb. 50 p 7 Sept. 52
0 I Arthur Cotton Young .•iPl5Feb. 50JP21 May 52
John Wilkinson' , 0 Mar. 40 ' 13 July 52 . 13 Dec. 50
- "^ 13 Dec. 50
12 Dec. 50
12 Dec. 50
13 Dec. 50
0 j Henry Uclsham <^ p 14 Mar. 51 P 12 Oct. 52
0 i Arthur Sision Cooper . . / 22 Nov. 50 11 Mar. 53
^ -^ -* ' - ■ ; 21 Aug. 40 2 Dec. 53
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Edmund Garland Home" p 12 Dix. 51 0 June 54
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13 Dec. 50
13 Dec. 50
13 Dec. 50
13 Die. 59
Lieutenants.
Fred. Stephen Terry ....
Churleft 11. Layard
Geoive Kirwan
Gerald Fitzgerald
IIoratk> Bland
Charles Pell Heigham . .
Charles Edward Hill. . . .
Raymond Sooth Paley .
John Stubbs
Henry George Ramadge
Arthur W.A.Ne1son Ilood
Nafh. Cricklow Ramsay
Henry M. Cornwall Legh
Geo. Angustns Eliott ....
Francis Geo. Culcridge " .
15 May
23 Oct.
10 Aug.
30 Nov.
P 7 Dec.
P 29 Feb.
P 4 Apr.
9 May
8 July
P 17 Apr.
10 June
p 14 July
P 17 Nov.
15 Mar.
P U Jan.
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* j I Sir Henry Somenet «?rvcd thecsmpaigne
<>£|of lSld,U,eiid Ifi, iucluiUng ihe bstUet of
57 Vittoriu, Urthei^, Tonlouke, and Waterloo.
57 i DuriHff a protractcA wrviee on Uie fkt>aUen
rm I of the Cape of Good Hope, he held a oom -
*;' maad in Uik vorioue arduouf opcnntloni
57 I againit the Kaffir tribes. He has rerclTed
57 ! tlie War Blodal with three Clavpf, and the
^„ ! 2 (.'oloDfl A Hun scn-ed with a, detachment
*>o : 57tb Ri^'t. uiniinat the Rehclfliu Caiiara in 1837.
58 CumiunudeU the Snd lufaatiy Brijeade in tJic
59 I KutHjuliir oiniiwifEn of IboH. Coutniandcd the
^Q I troops en iKiaru ihe u\u]iEmstcruMoHmrrkithcu
**^ I she blew nu niid cutifjiit lire at Spithead on the
59 ' Sril Jiiuc 1859, on whifli occasion a Geaeral
55 : OrdiT was ii^inird expressing tlie Cmnmandcrin
rg Ciiicfa gnaificatiou at tlu' conduct of l4t.Col.
AtiHU. and ulUci-rii iiud uien, and another con-
vvyiuf tlic Qiiecu's apiinjlmtiuu of the diafi-
' phue and griml urdrr diftpla\ed under iuch
trjlnj; cirrunirtanres.
3 Mi^or Pitcuirn served the Kaitem earo-
pai^ii of I854-0A, Includini? the battlea of
Aliua and IluUklava, expedition to Xertch,
tle^ti and fall of Sebastupol, and auaull on
iho ouiworl(» 18ih Juiiu (Hcdal aDdClaape,
I Brevet Mi\}«r, Sardinian Medal, and 6lh Clasa
of tlie Mc'djidie).
3f M<uur Fane ruisfxl and rouiinanded the
Pcshawiir Li^lit Horse during the iiidian
Alutiny of IbsT-uO.
4 )l:gor Beat Si'neil with the ."Uth Rcgt. at
the sir^^e and hiil of ."H'bastopol from 10 Ang.
Is.'iu, and nsMiult ul' ilic Ki'dau on the bth Sept.
(Medal and C'huip>.
& tJapt. ^V<MT WTX«A ^\Vkk \\a ^^'VA^CuVBk
.the Kami ^tkT ot \>»»\-CA V>^«^\^.
25M (7%a Kii^$ mtm Borderen) Rtgt. <^ Foot
■ EKniattf.
I Louii Jamei Liinliert •
Ora.T. Lydui- Carwllhtn .
Powell lluilnti Jnhiiiiliiu
lleiiry Jaiu«i Himey .
F.riicxt lluu. TbuI ViviA
Cliurira liobert t^lk .
,.I>nnhi Una Watson...
Ilobcct CrouiDOii
llvttiiiiilillIli:«illDo>iUi>if
Alrx.BaiuCUialioliD .
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31 Dec. 5H
■II Fell. 511
■ 7 i.»Et. a»
I
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«u'1».'lOihll*;(>l<^').
.i Miijw Uwnnri' wtvnl vilb Ibu 3Jd Rr^, In ikc Piiijiii¥
'-Liiii>iii|iu ijf !■> ts-IP inrlnOinic Itii- Ktuud liivi.' f^wntidu ke<«
UeuUiii. iirlnlimtlK Dunn ud Ri]Miin: or Ihr ciif. uhIri-
— ' 'nfilirfiatrnt; tlMitilwnncnlKid thrfott uulpr-
f Chraiuli', uud Imnleiif Gvi)tn>t flltdal nul L'liqiii.
■hlHut ilie Inilinii MiiHiiv iu lili'S-S't; ennmudnlik
Iliwl OwnTi »dil Rnl. al Ikr fvMiuiluu of Von UiAo
Khnsnii i.nlrt Jah liSi, mhI bva llul dutc tu rnjn^ ■
III" ili'fi'nrriil' Ibi: RniikKT uf Ludonw unUl iti finul rriirf
~ liT Liinl rkdu, ilariiw lh<' RRiln fiaii of ihiil
I iSr lUilanllaniTT ; M ■ mdir on 7l1i Jii1> ml
— --tl pyt. ulr— '- " ■
■ t^pniwhT gut M tlK jainl iif Tlio liojranel— nflUiounl id it-
■imUiliei br i!ii Jnlin Inelii nud the Ginrcnur GnienL al
nn-ivrd Ihu Virtiirai Cmw tBmcC of Mmor. Madil uid Cla^'.
>+ <:<ivnlii ViMKR Mnrd with llw S1« Rnl. it thr ai.^ lal
Aiilt u( IMM Inrhidlut the (rtioii af !ltU)ii^ur. ud ni
till,- rigbt Htm (Ucdnl and CLuji'i.
— 1 Wm. Uniraell,30S);pt.4-2i £M.llJune30; Lunt. 10 Oct. Si.
Inttnictori of ^tulriry.— 1 Lieut. V. S. Terry, 6 Feb. 60.
Quarler-ilatttTt.—l Robert Malcolm, 37 A))ril40,
Surgtoat.—I Junai King Carr, M.D. II Mav-Vi; Aaiit.Surg. 94 July 40.
{ a Clwrlcs Robert IbibinHin, I May &'>; A-ULSurf. 13 Nov. 47.
■Aititt.Surgeoiu. — 1 Chnrlei Bcaofoy, -JS Dec. 54.
1 James Clerk Ratlrsy, M.D. 1 Dec. OS.
i 3 Jniitet Gldi-on Crcaiy, U Dec. S4.
( 2 Eilward Coirigiui Markey, 1 Mar. 60.
I Faelngt Blue. — Agent, Sir John Kirklaad.
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JiUriwiv — irguniLHl (vniioud in dpuTrliH, Miidal ivd
11 CaptiiB Ilnme nennl M Adjount nT ihr Mk Rrct.
tMUipl-vauidid IMh Aw. lVii»\ uhI Clnra. and tth (
IS ^JiBtun Camoiin wnol witb tki' Tiiid ifielilandm
rtegaind Ml of SEbutapol. niul ntmrk uT Ike l-nli Jniia i'
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1 party ofmna niul altiirktd a Indy of mtd boM
I'd tUr koiiK mud kilkiltbrat RMa In (inflt naM,
if teST-BH a^ml llm
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. 36U (?%• Qmerimm) R^t. of Hhot. 282
he SpHUi " KOVFT' "CORUVNA" "CHINA.*-— m DntM.
Philip Btiabrigge, CU. ' £n*. 30 June 00; lAtui. 19 Nov, 00;
Oct. 05; jrq;'or, IS Oct. 12; U.-CoLU June 17; Col. 10 J«n.
OM.»NoT.4n;I,l.-C«i.L>UJuDeii4; Col. SGtb Foot, ai M>r.54.
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5 t ^ Qaarter-Mnttrr. — Thinnas Lumaden, 14 Dec. 55.
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AciHOf Yclluw.— Ault-.Me^rt.Cni&Ca.— /rifAAjrd.tStrK.R. UoroiiKU,2f/.,ArmilJcCu.
[Mmtarknlfiir Tuiiey, S3 Ftb. 1854.]
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886 2St/t ( The North OtoueeiUrdure) JUyi. ^ Foot.
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ft fontioB !■ fhwt if tWe advaMcd tmeWs o» tka
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18M (■Ufhtly frasad by a buUat). the wciM of lootjkora^ aiont aaA eaytaraof tbc dty, «» «».«»^. — 'mm
aftarwaraa pretent at tbc ■unoadcr of tba fort and garriiOB of Cbenio(e,aBA at tba batUe of Oot^erat (lUU
Claapi) I was aafoidr voanied at Mooltaa oa tha 1 1 at Jaaoary 1M9. Sorted tbo Baatem oamyaifa of 18M-ii ii
■ogt., iadiiduig tba battles of Alna and Inkormaa, and aicfs of lobaatcool, daiinar wbieb ba coamaBdai tbo
aharpabootrra of tbe Sri Divisioa until aererelf wmmded oo the SOtb Dee, fbr wbieb acrvlco ba vaa sado li
■MBtioD of in Divisioii Order* of S Jan. ltt&, and promoted Brefet-MiOov (Madal aad tbree Claapa, •ardiaias II
Mb Claaa of tba MeAitdic) .
6 MiOor Boberta and ABilst.-8ar|r. Brico aenred the Eulorn campalfn of 1854-56, Including thai
▲Ima and Inkennan, siege and fall of Bebaitopol, and affkir In the Cemetery (Medal and three
ll^or Boberta la a Kaifht of the Loffion of Honor, and haa the 6th Olaii of the Me4Jldi«.
7 lls^or Oodlejr aerred the Eaitera campaign of 1854-66, including the battlea of Alma an
man, aiege of Sebastopol, and affkir In the Cemetery (iOTereljr wounded) : Medal and three Claa^
M^r, and 6th Claai of the Me4)idte.
8 Captain Measlter verved the Eaatern campaign of 1854-56, including the batttoi of Ahna an
man, alego and fbll of Bebaatopol (Medal and Claape, Sardinian Medal, and 6th Ctaea of the M«|]
9 Captain Shute lerTad the Eaatnn campaign nntll Jan. 1865, tneUidlaff the haltln of A.
Inkerman, and aiege of Sebaatopol (Medal and three Ciaepa).
10 Captain Hackett aerved Uie Eastern campaign of 1954-55 ai A4Jutaat of tbe 38th Regt. ii
tbe battlea of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol, and affkir In tbo Cemetery (M
three Clasps, and 6th Class of the MeiUldie).
11 Captain TTumer, Lleuts. Angelo and Adams, serred the Eastern campaign of 1866, laeludhig
of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
18 Captain Morgan serred the Butem campaitn of 1854-55, Including tlie battles of Alma an
man, and siege of Sebastopol, sererelj wounded in the trenches, 8rd Juno, by two mtvket-ball
right leg (Medal and three Clasps, and 6th Class of the Me<tJldie>.
18 Captain Baby senred with the OBth Regt. in the PaiOaub. campaign of 1848-40 (Medal).
14 Capuin Williams serred the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma an
man, siege and fill of Seba.<>topoI, and aflkir in the Cemetery. Senred In Turkey from Feb. I86Q
de-Camp lo Mijor-Oeneral Smith, Commanding Osmanii Irregular Cavalry, until the disbandmei
force (Medal with three Clatps, 4th CIsh of the Me4|ldle, and Lt-Gol. Turkish Army).
17 Lieut. Steward served in the Crimea from the 20th Jan. 1856, Ineludkag the siege and flsll <
topol and the atlkir in the Cemetery on the 18th June (Medal and Clasp).
18 Captains Ingham and Day, and Lient. Irwin, served the Eastern campaign of 1855, including
and fkll of Sebastopol, and afmlr in the Cemetery (Medal and Olasp).
18 Lieut. Brodlgan served the Eastern campaign of 1855, inolmting the siege of Sebastopol i
In the Cemetery— severely wounded (Medal and Clasp).
81 Captain Kirkpatrick and Llent. Vaughan served the Eastern campaign of 1866, ladudiDg
of Sebastopol (Medal and Olasp).
99 Paymaster Berry served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, iBclnding the battles of Alma ai
nan, siege of Selwstopol, and affkir in tbe Cemetery (Medal and three Claspe).
98 Surgeon Marlow served the Eastern campaign of 1854-56, Including tiM battles of Alma at
man, and slece of Sebastopol (Medal and three Clasps, and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
94 Asslst.-8urg. Irwin served in the Easum campaign of 1864-55, Including tbo battle of i
llage of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
w Ensign Ranee served the Eastern campaign of 1854-56, incltidinf the haltlea of Alma and I;
la tho trwches M the siege and fkU of Sebastopol, tnd assault of the 18th JuBa( Medal and threi
[Continuation qfNote$ to 29M Foot,]
(^anp to Gen. Lnard at the relief of Aamsbnr and action of Jugdcespore (mentioned in dinaich); a
M^Jor at the reduction of Dehayon, Tirhol (mentioned in dispatch), and other of the ChuM Anla, i
surrender of Amethie (Medal and Clasp).
7 Captain Kneaboao served with tbe ttth tbroogboat tba Poaiavb eanpalgn la 1M8-9, iocludiog the paai
Cbenab, and battles of CbUUaawallab and Go<dcrat (Modal aad Clasps).
9 Captain Clarke served with the 98rd Highlanders the Eastern campaign of 1854-S5, indnding i
of Alma and Dolaklava, siege and fall of Sebastopol, capture oi Kertch and Yenikali (Medal andlhi
and Turkish Medal). Also the Indian campaign m 1857-59, including relief of Lncknow by Lord Cl^
of Cawnpore on 6th IVc, pursuit of the enemv and rapture of their guns atSemiithat. uction at Kallf
taking of l-\ittehKhur, expedition to Mowh under Brigadier Hope, siege and rapture of Lucknow (me
Sir £. Lugard's despatches), and subsequent affairs ending in tne capture of BareiUy (Medal and Cla^
10 Ca|)tain Wilkie served with the V, th Regt. at the siege of Sebastopol from 16 June 1856 (Medal a
Also in the Indian campaign of 1857-58, and was present with the Jounpore field force in tho
Ghanda, Ummeerpore, and Snltanp<ne, and afterwards at the siege and capture of Lncknow (1
Clasp).
U Lieut. Bailey served the campaigns In Aflkchanistan of 1888-49, and was present at tho al
Ohusnee (Medal), and the forts of Totumdurrah and Joolghur, the engagements In foreing
from Cabool to Jellalabad, and in defence of the latter, including the general action of tbo 7n i
Medal) ; al«o present at the aflkirs of JugduUuck and Tcseen, and the recapture of Csbool (IM
13 Qr.Mnster Aylett served with the* 20th Regt. throughout the Kastem campaign of 1864-66. iac
battles of Alma and Inkerman, siefce and fall of Sebastopol, and affair of tue 18th June (Medal ai
Also in the Indian campaigu of 1897-58, including the actions of Chanda, Umeerpore,u^ Snltaa]
and capture of Lucknow, subsequent operatkma in Oude, and affairs of Churda, and fort of Mn^to
Mad CUmp)»
>M Doctor Moorhaad sewed with the ISad Bogl. at tba Arst and secood aiege operatioaa bstee MooltaiLli
mfimn of the dcy and sanindor of tha foctseaa (MadalaaA CAaavV
S9a ( 7%« WarteiteriMre) Regt. of Feat. 3M
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; Zf.Gn. 9 Not. 40: Oni.SO JuneU; Co/. 39th Regt. I fi Aug. SO,
Ml.— John Bom Whieler, Siu. 30 Julf 38 ; Zictif. 'U Dm. 39;
tJi Dee. 40; Jf^-<>r, 11 Hot. 51 ; Bt.Lt.Col.^aOeLSO; it.Cel. 13
Bdmid Henry Wwtropp,' Biu. ' 8 Ndt. 88 ; Xt. 8 Apr. 41; Cq^t. fi
1 jr<l/.M JuItSB.
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I William PritUe . . 3tt Mar.
\ Alfred Fawcelt 30 Mar.
, Eltden P. Henry Everord ' 34 Aug.
' Hobort Berkeley 34 Sept. 66
. Henry W»«y Klnder.ley 29 Oi " --
I I Ja». Heniy Herbert Crofti 19 Nov. 38
< j Fred. Charles Raxton ..;p 9 June 69
I William Orabaci Arnold p 1 June 69
I I Ernpet Aug. Frid. Bruce ' P SD Dec. 51)
I I ;>a)m<u<er.— John Edward Lougdeo, 9G Dee. 66.
I Ai^utant.—Litut. John Jamee B^ey," 99 Feb. 66.
I I Iiutnictor of Mutktliy.—Eiuiga Williaia Boycott, 81 Jan. 69.
I Quarttr- Matter. — James Aylttt," 9 Feb. 66.
5tirgn)n.— Edward Moorhead," H.D. 26 May 55 ; Attitt-Surg. 2 A
\AnUt.-Surgeont.—\Ti\\.\na Laagford FaiTDer, 34 April 66.
' I Walter John, 0 Not. G7.
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IJieturatd/ram Bangal 19 Sept, If" "
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vlQAuff.aU; CV-''^'>''y-^> if'u'ar, fSl Alujr CSj J^.CdJ.SO SqiuU;
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Ui{^.— Thuniu Henry Pikcnhani ,' .Km. ' 19 Joly 44 ; £t.' ID Hnr. 4T ; Clqir.
p218opt.CO; JJriB.Jir^.ianre.W; Mq).l}UpX.aS; Bm.U.Cel.OJumSO.
Robert UUlou,' fM. vg jiuie Sfi; Luuf.PIiO Nov. 30 j Capt.fM Kvw. 10;
Jlf^^/. IC Fab. SO.
Cai-taiss.
fn. Topping Atclierley'
Slwrle* Uingaje Orcca'
Wtlllam John Bmok' ..
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)u. CaTC Dili all Hobbi"
Bdward NichoUt Hilt '>
Stamer Qubblni"
4 Jane 47
30 April 49
10 Oct. 40
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17 Dec. 63
aa Nov. 62
11> Uar.
ft Juns64
ii Charlei John Uoonom".| 31 July 54
lobu Pcdnock Cainpbsll"i
Henry Corbet Singleton"
William Uetilet"
13 Uoy 53
11 Auff.M
13 IVb. 03
LIIUT. , CAPIAJN.
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17 Hay Wi 30 8(pt.&4
BI May 09 89 Doe. M
T Jan. M Sa Dee. 94
OJan. &i' 17 Aug. 66
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3 Nov. 61 27 Nov. 57 i
5 Nov. 54. K 4 Dee. 67{
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8 Dee. 64 1 ■'34 Sept. £8
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P 17 Aug. 5:'
24 Nov. 6-
H Die. 54
U Mu.56
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15 Moy 66
18 Hay 55
tl Oct. 56
"10 Dec. 6(i
P17 Noi -
1 e May 66 '■■
U Sept. 55 ,
S5 Sept. 55 onriign rf
30 April 58 UubudcoT
31 AuR. 68 "J": ^^.''^ rf fchaWop.!
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H. L^Eatoge.Herrii^.Jitr.
Edward SI. George iimylh
NatbanlelWin. Mauey
S Francis John Connell'*
H, Chis.Jas.P>lmerClarkBon
Hyde SergiiOD-Smltli . .
:!; Robert Olphert Campbell
CharloiTyncr
Henry F. Uorewood ■ . .
Hontaga D. SlBvemon ■ .
Deeimiu Montagu
John William Green ...
Frd. Ilateourt WUliamtci
Oetaviu* Boyce
Aleil.'Webiter H'Keniie
Wtliiani GlaKott
li Hon. Lco.Wm. H. I'oiryi
Pelham T. Pelham
Rieiiard Nagle ....
Henry Horace Eden
Jotbua B. C. C. Llndeia;
William VcMy Bnnmlow
David MaltliewI.iiTonclH' 17 I>ec.
Paymatler— George Fe«d Lnmert, D Oct. ST.
:<: Ai^utant. — Limt. Henry L'Estrange Herring, 24 Feb. 57.
0 InttTuclor of MiuketTf/.— Captain Charlrs John Miwraom, IS Ttat.M,
0 Quarfn-JVuitar.— JohnMoon,"! JuncSfi; .Enr. 0 Nov. 64; r.f.UMMefeliS
0 ',fiirr«0n.— Rap1iaclWcK>tmanliesd,28 1>ec.55; Auia.-Surg.ZX Hay 44.
I) .JMi«/.5uryt.— David Hliroy.^M.D. 7 April 54,
0 ' Wallace Llndany, 5 Kvg. 58.
Foflnji Yellow.— Xjen/j, Mcasrs. Cox k Co.
\^Reluni»dfr«m Gibraltar, 11 SepUmirr 1857.
1 Feb. 5(i
10 Mar. 68
1>£1 May 68
35 June 58
7 Sept. 58
p 13 July 56
8 Sept. 58
S N«|or AlBlHTlfT wmd In
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iUVMitMi ifld aMaali oa (lie lUdu onltat ath B*pt.l«SS-n«U«rd1ii lUip
Brtrtt-M^, Kulfhl gf tb« bf(lo« at Uaaar, mi, M (Ava «t Vw «)«kMltV
30IA {The Camhridgeshim) Regi. of Foot. 288
Si!i)i4w'l^ Wnwi tb« Wwiwi «Mip4ln tf 18SM0b toclodiw tke baUl« •f Alaa and lukennM*
•Wgii oTMwMlM^ fOftift ff 90fth Oct. iasi^ Mid mmwU oa tha ScdM ua itaa Sth S^pU <M«dftl and
Claipa» and imaHoata ta Dbptldwa, Bnvat Ifiyor, Kaifht of Um Ugkm of Honor, and 5lh OUu of the
7 Crista Brook tanrfd In tKe Crimea from 8th Sept. ](»5, at D. A. Q. If. Q. 4th DIrlfion (Modal and
Clank).
• C^Mn TMDuwr nerved Iho £a4«ra canipaii;a of IM4-6A, attached to fhc CouimiMarUit, inrludlnfr tho
^Alitoi of Aliua and Jnkcroiai^ the aJf^a of ;teba>((^lt and rrpuUv of the ftorUu on the 20th Oct. (Medal
ami Cla«(is),
9 CiptAln SlRcpfipffon eerr^ tho E.isirm rampalgn of I9.M-dft, Inrludlni; the battle* of Alma and
Ini^rrii.an, aic^'c of ScbaAiopol, und«oriJe uf :{Ulli Oit. (Mi-dal und Ciiup«,aad 6th (.liu«or liie Mpdjiilie).
10 Cn|ilain Hut)b», Qr.Maeter Moiiii, Hiid AMiaauL Miirf{«on Milruy, tervcd rhc KNftern cainpaign of
ItiJIy inuludiiiK tbo battli^ of the Alma and lokcrniaii«aBd t-iege of Scba»topol (Uvdal aud CUuptj. AkiUl.
Surftron Milrov has the 9tU Clau of the Nodjidie.
11 Capialm llill and Siui^eCon, anirtJunt. Fltfiiiln(r» •rrved at the th>ce of Bebaitopol in 183A (Mi-dal
and Clasp).
tt Caiitatn Onbbins served at the iie;;c of :3ebaMopol in I8&% and sortie of Aih June -nicnliuiicd in
r>Kpatrh (Mnlnl and Cla*p, and Knight Of Ih*? Lfcsiitii of Honor).
i;i Oeptein Moorsom served ai the feiege uf Seba&topol, aud at the a^.tult on tliu Kedan on tho Hlh Sept.
iKiVS, wliere ho was severelj wounded in the left arm (M»lal and CU»p).
1 1 Captain Campbell served t!ko (laslern campaltia of iHM-iKi, iurlodini; thic bailies of Alma and Inker-
man. sit>i;c of Saebastoiiol, and Hirtie of Cdrh Out. 18M (Uedul and Clasps, and Mii Class of the Mi><Uiilt).
15 Lieut. Austin korvcd at the sie;:e »f i^e^a•t«>pol to 16A9, and at tlio as»aull on llie iCcdan oa tbe
frdi 9<^t. rMe«Ul and CIhw. and 51 li (Mass of tho Mi-djidle).
id Lieut. Connf-llservrd at thesie^e of Svba>trpol, and at the attzrk on tbo Kcdan on (he 16ih Juno
IbOo ^.Midal aud Oiwkj),
{Continuation qf Notes to tilst Foot,}
4 Msjor Eu^ar servtd the campaign of 1812 In Affghaniiton, includlag the aoiions of Uuzeana, Texoen,
itiul J ugduUucli, the occupation of Cabool, and tbe different engagements loading to it (Itedal). Served in
tho Crimea fnnn lltb June 1855, as llrlgade Major of 2nd Brlgsde 1st Division from I9th Aus:. 1605,
til 17l!i Jan. 1B5G. and was present at the siege of Sebastopul aud attaeks on tlie 18th June and 8tk tiept.
(MrJal and ClMp. Brevfct Mafor, Knight of the Legioa of Honor, aud 6lh Uaai of tlie Mc<4idie).
u Major Swafflold, Captains DalUwin, Scbrciber, Swettvuhum, aud Mitchell, LieuU. Cassidj, P>ler,
1'cpncr and Haylcy, servi^ in the Crimea from 2Snd May 185r>, Influding the siege of tiebastopol and
aiiiirks'on tlic ItiUi June and 8th Bopt. (Medal and Clasp). Mitjor Swafidd aud Captain Scbreiber have the
.'iih Clasa of tte McdJidke.
0 Cepft- Law served »ith tho 81st througliout the campaign of 1842 in Affghanlstan (Medal), including tho
actions of Mascena, Teseen, and Jugdullnck, the occupation of Cabool, and the different cnf^emeata lead-
liii; to It. lie served also the Sntlej campaign of 1845-40, including the battles of Moodkee, Perosoiiak,
Boddiwal, Allwal. and Sobraon (severeir wounded): Medal and three Clasps.
6 Cttptains Alucbean and Leeson and LiouU Kycroft,sorved in the Crimea from 0th Aug. 1855» Including
the siege of Seba*toi>ol aJid atuck ou liie Blh Sept. (Medal and Clasp). Captain Lecbon has tiie 5th Class
^ 10 'c plain Provost sorted In tko Orlmrafrom 24ad Wajr 185A, Including tbe tiet;e and fall of Sebnstopol
and atuck of tiic 8th Sept.; ho was wounded on tite 17th June (Medal ami Clasp).
1 1 Captain HareourC was at tlie battlo of tlw Alma (Medal and Ciaspa).
I« Captain H*(JTegor stTved with the 14th Lt. Umgtxns in tho campaign with the Central India Field
*I& Captain Cary served in' tho Crimea fhim 2Snd May to SflrdAug. 1855, Including the sicrgoof Sebasiupol
and kttack »n the 18ih Juno (Medal and Cla»p).
10 Smgeon Atktofon oeived with Uic 81st liegt in the Crimea from 7th July 1i(55, including Ike siege
and fall of tfebskUipol, and attack of tl.e Itedau on the 8ih Si>pt. 08 (Medal and Clasp).
17 ASklst Surgeon Grant eervod in the Crimea from 12th Nov. to Wih Uh:. 1854, and from 31sl Jul/
IMS. induimg tlio sieso of Sebaatopol. and attack on tho 8th &cpu (Medal aud ( lasp).
19 Lieut. HainUion served in the Crimea fruiu 22nd May to IMh June i8i>5 (Medal aodCuisp for 4«-.
ba«topol).
31«( (3%« BKHtu^donMn) Bagt. ofFot. [o.p„.^S,
Faeittgt Buff.— JiKiid, llcan*. Cmt and Co,
\_EmbnTktdfor Corfu, 24 January 1853.]
■ .,..1. .1.. «-j u.. ,_,... — ,.,..... .. ^^^^ ^ lilWim
' in (k* latter tf
(iwrti. tmil of IMM Jul beu t.gui^ « KintiB. For hii couduel on tlie .bow oci»™a. (« .tanrta
W Sonch^dHjiatchHl h* «h pronoM 10 Ihf rank of Colonri ud ipDaiuWd «o iid, j, t»i to tC
HBMdaCaDjiaiuoaortkoBiIti. \,f <n iMmfai it notn Mt pTwISi put
i|' »i9id{The Cornwall) RegL c/Fooi (Lifhi Infimiry). 240
«■ mOLMA" •• TfMUfiA" •• OORUNNA'* *• 8AL4MAirOA>* •* FTEBNIBS** «• NIVILLB* *• NIVB'* "ORTBBS*
••PBNINSVLA** <* WATBBLOO*' *• PDMJAUB** •' MOOLTAN" ••OOOJBRAT'* " LUCXNOW.**
Oti^9 S^ WUloogfaby Cotton,* GCB. ft KCH. Ens. 31 Oct. 98 ; Lt. j* Ci^t. 26 Nov. 99 ;
Gb^.jrX^C^lS Junell;CoI.25JaIy21; Afq/.G^n. 23 J aly 30; Lt.GM.2SSor.4l;
Qen. 20 Jane 64 ; CoL d2nd Regt. 17 Apr. 64.
Xi#.G9/0Ml.-*JameBDodiiigtoiiCAnnichae],*CB. J?itf.Pl2 July39; LieutAl May4l : Copf.
ri8 April 46; itf^or,20 Feb. 65; BLLUCoLl Feb. 66; Zf.C«/. 26 Nov. 57.
Jf^^i.— William Bell,* JBns. 30 Nov. 16 ; Lt. 20 Apr. 28 ; Capt. 2 July 41 : Bt.Me^, 20
June 64 ; M^or^ 23 March 68 ; Bt.Lt.CoL 16 Jan. 59.
CharleB Clapcott/ Ent. p 1 8 Apr. 45 ; X^ p 1 2 June 46 ; Capt. P 23 July 62 ; Maj, 26 Sept. 68.
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Captains.
Bobert Stacy Collft*
Alfred Bassano' . .
William Rudman^ . .
UofEtio Prieatley'
BNSICIN. j
14 Feb. 40 1
3 Apr. 46
22 Dec. 45
LIBUT.
24 Apr. 43
24 May 48
Pll Feb. 48
19 June 48
3 Sept. 49
CAPTAIlf. jBREV.MAJ. BT.LT.OOL.
28 Aug. 40
John Birtwhistle" ! p 1 1 Dec. 47
William James Anderson | 15 Aug. 48
Charles Rodick Ric]cetts>> 8 Oct. 60 1 p 31 Dec. 52 ! 14 Sept. 67
John Edmondstoune" >.|P15 0ct. 60 p SJsn. 55| 2 Oct. 57
20 Feb. 65 26 Apr. 50
15 Oct. 56
15 May 57
3 Apr. 67
28 Juno 57
P 16 Sept. 51 ; 11 Aug. 57
14 Apr. 65 ; 26 Nov. 67
P 15 June 55 23 Mar. 58
P 6 May 54 26 Feb. 55
Charles Marshall Foster^' ; p 18 April 51
Edwin Harmar>^ I p 23 Mar. 55
Richard Henry Magenis'*; 10 Apr. 49
Edw. Aug.T.Canynghame' 9 Oct. 66
LlEUTENAXTS.
Henry Elkins Bennett" . . p 14 Sept. 55
Henry SparkeStabb/i44f.| p 29 Apr. 56 ;
James Strachan** ; 30 Aug. 55
Charles Edw. Lane Bluett, 15 Jan. 56
Edmand Lakin i 26 Feb. 56 ,
AleXi James Badgley" . . , 1 June 55 ' p
John Garfortli*' , 10 June 57 ,
Henry MantGilby** ' 17 Aug. 55 p
James Thomas Qray*^ .." 17 Nor. 57 30 Apr. 58
A. a. Wm. Thistlethwayle 16 Mar. 55 26 Oct. 55
Qeorge Walker»* ' 11 May 55 27 Nov. 57
Samuel Black Noble" . . 18 May 55 ' p 23 Mar. 58
Timothy Morris 18 Nov.
24 Mar. 5d
24 Mar. 58i
^ 26 Feb. 66
P 29 Apr. 56
jP 1 Aug. 56
1 July 57
5 Feb. 58
5 Feb. 58
8 Jan. 58
6 Feb. 58
0 Nov. 55
24 Mar. 58
24 Mar. 681
J
20 July 68
Pll Mar. 59
1 Sir WUloofbbr Cotton wmd with tiM It4
Onards on the espccUthm to Hsdovct In ISOS ; and
OB tliat to Copenkafn in 1807, whert he wm tm-
poiatcfl Depuy Aubtnit Allutaat Gntnl t*tM
merre under the Dokc of Weilinffton, and wm
present et the battle of Kjofe. In 180S he <
pmnied the Doke to Spain, and aervod m L.
AMiitant A4)ataat General to the Light Div
during the whole of the campaign of tac ntraat la
Torree Vednw and the snbaeqnent adfaaeaL tha
former containing a lories of tkirmiifcea aM tha
battle of the Coa. Returned to En^aad on pra-
motkm in June 1811. and rqoined the Fmiuakr
army in 1813 ; be wm prcMntat the battle of Tit-
toria, commanded the Light Companiei al tha
pMaage of the Adonr. andthe piekcta of thS Sad
Brigade of Guardi at the repnbe of the BWlla
from Saronae. He commanded a Dividon of Hr
.7, nA rol AichibaldCampbetl'i armTin theBnrmaMwavt
01 ^ il Aug. <>0 and al«o of the army under Lord Keane in AHkaa-
Cha. Qeoftey Stanley . . , p 5 Feb. 58 26 Sept. 58 ' *W/ •"** "'^p^?*"'** **»« ••^«»*« «* captuie
- oT*^ «.! of GhntnM (Medal). Sir WIUonghbfhMreeaiTad
^ June dU the War Medal and three ClMps; aUo Pint CUm
I of Dooranfe Kmpire.
S Mabr CoUs icrvrd with the 3Mh Regt. in the battle of Mah*.
Cornelius Francis Clery
Enbxons.
Arthur Bishop
WUliam Trickett Goad>o
Chas. £. Le 31. Cherry. .
Walter Philip Walshe . .
Herbert Rich. Hardlnge >
Frank A. liorridge • . . . |
David Bond p
5 Mar. 58 p 3 June 50 !
P 12 Feb. 58'
13 Feb. 58'
23 Mar. 58
31 Mar. 58
14 May 58 >
2 July 58
7 Sept. 58 '
mjpore (Medal). Serred with the SSnd in the Pni^^ab eampaignaf
1848>49, and wu present at the leeond aiege opeimtiona befbnMool-
;an, indnding the storm and capture of the city, and eamadar of
the fortress; also]
niote, and at the 1
during the Indian
to the force under Brigadier Berkdoy at t£e eantuTc of tha fSrta of
Dehaign and Tyrhobl (mentioned in dcapatehas) ; also m DJLCtM.
CJeaeral to Bilgadiar Piaeknay'a force during the eamnakn In O^d
(Breret of Mi^cir, Medal). '^^
> present at the sumnder of the garrison of Cha.
battle of Ooqierat (Medal and CUspe). 8«r?ad
I Mutiny in 18I7'A9. and present m Field Bnginatr
Fred. Nafsau Golding ..| 20 Oct. 68
Chas. Hamilton Trneman ! 29 Oct. 58
HughWm.Mort.Cathcart', p 3 June 59 1
Pajfnuuter.'-John Giddings,*' 28 Nov. 50; Qr.Afatter, 13 Sept. 48.
Adjutant. — Lieut. Henry Sparkc Stabb," 9 Aug. 58.
Instructor of Musketry. — Lieut. Edmund Lakin, 27 Aug. 50.
Quarter ilfaj^er.— Frauds Striblbg,*' 28 Nov. 66.
Surgeon.— William Boyd,** 7 Sept. 58; Assist.Surg. 12 March 62.
Assist. Surgeons. — WilUam Henry Harris,** 10 March 65.
UC WiUiam Bradshaw,** 15 Aug. 54.
Facings White. — Agents, Messrs. Cox k Co.
[Embarked for India, 31 May 1846; returned home, 25 Aug. 1859.]
I Lt.Colonel CarmiehMl served with the ttnd Regt. at the first and seeond siege operations before Mooltan. and was at the action of SoorJ.
md; led the right column of attack at the storm and capture of the city of Mooltan (wounded), and was present at the surrender of tha
trcsn, as also at the surrender of the fort and varrisonof Cheniote, and at the battle of Goojerat (Mrdal and CIstps). Com-
■ded the Reft. In the Indian campaign at the attack and npture of the Cortsof Dehaign and Trrhool undrr Brigadier Berkeler; again
the action of Daodpore and defeat of the Kusseerabad Mutineers under Brigsdicr Horsford, and was thanked in that oflleer's despatch
or tlie able maauar in which he commanded the Infantry." Served the campaien for the Reduction of Ondr,— commanded a moTcabla
loan, wlnc^ acting under the order* of and in conjunction with Lord Clyde's force, was sent in pursuit of the rebel chief Beni
iddeo, to dfiva him and hia troops across the river Gogra, which object the column successfully accomplished— mentioned in Lord
ide's despatch as " diatiagnished for the decision and celerity of his movements'* ( CB., Medal).
I LuColoncl Bell was present at the battle of Gooierat( Medal and Clasps).
( Major Clnpeott aerTcd with the SSnd Regt. at the Srst and second siege operations before Moolun, including the attack oa thaenemv's
litifon is fbant of the advanced trenches on 12th Sept. I84S, the action of Booijkoond. storm and capture of the city, and snrrendar of tat
trcas; nlaa pMsant at tha svrreader of the fort and garrison of Chenlote,aiid at the battle of Goojerat (Medal and Clasps).
241 92nd {The CwHwalt) Regi. of Fooi (lAffht Infantry), , ' : ' /;
C Mi^nr BlUKiiw urftA with the SSd JKtfX. at the finit and irrond tiepr opnotkws hdbre MooHui. iDcliidiBS the iltaii m
the enemy's position In front of the nUriuioi-tt tivnclm on l-2tti Srjit. IB-lb. the action of Soonkcxnid, Atom and OfAm ef thi
city, uu\ iium-Ddcr of the fort rest ; bImj iiresi-ut »t the lurrentHT of the furt Hnd (punton of ChcBiulc. kwI Ki tfar biMe dT Gm-
}ent (Mfilil and C1.ui]mi. Srnfil during tht- Tndian Mutiny in 1^7-(iD; whs in action at Cliinhnt on 30lh Jme Ibfi? (fcvntiv
wifiindedi. and from titut date en^t}.''^' i" *^<' detenrr of ttie Rnldoiir}- of Lurknow until itfl tinal ruUuf In ]4ird Clyde on Sllh
Nor. 1h»7 ; iii^gcd in :■ Kortic uu 3Gth Sept. when krven gniM wen; rapt ami, mid Wiia in cininiiiuid m the Brgt. fnm STtk
Sept to :21th Nm-. j^nicntioiied iu dvspntrhra liy Sir John lii|cUft mid the Guvmior ifcniral, JUreviit of Mnjor'i; atorayurd iatke
defeat of tliv (i u-:ilioi- n'>H-U :ii Cu^ n|N>ri' on (>t1) Pt-c l^.'iX. auil in part itt tlu- «iihMi|Ui'ut c:iiniKUj;n in Oudc (Mrdol iura Ch^j.
7 Ifiuur Kudiuaa lerrcd with the KCnd nrgt. in the c-oniiAisn oii the Sutlrj (Mi-daland CUip}, racindifljc ihehatilcaof Fcroacabak ol
8 CnpiJiin rricailry, l.ivnia. 1'euiutt iiiid .stiildi Mcndl tjurin^ t]|i> Indi:in Mniui\ in li^)7-50, iiiul Mrre iircacnl at the raptare
of the lorta lK:luiipi uiul Tynx^l. action of IWiudjniii*, xud IliKiujflumt tlu- Oudc ciunpai'rn iSlednVi.
U Captain J. IlirtwhistleVerrcd with the 9tiid Iti pt. in i\w )*uiiji\ub campaign of 1848-40 inclniHng the woMidviegeopm-
tloos before ilooltan, inchidlni; ihe btorui uimI (-nature of the city, and aarronder of tha fortreia; alao at Uw MirreDdcrof
tha fort an«l ;fNrri^on of Clieniota, aim! battlo of Goojerat (Medal and CImsw).
11 Ciiptatn nickctti, Liputi*. lt;id''lr> and Noldc mtvuI during the ludiuii Mutiny in l&<)S-39, and were i^caelit at the acUea
of IkKidiNiri'. niul throughout thu (Jiidc riuii]>ai^ii iMi'dnl.<.
12 Major >Idnvind«toour sen (il during ttic Indian Mutiny in l.-*i7-r*.l; drlVuilcd the ln>n lUidge ovit tlie river Gonitrr vitli
fifty mm to rover the n'trrat tioni Chinhut on ;iOth June 1857. and fmin that ilatc ms^iiged in the defence of the Kcsidcnrf of
Lacknow until iti* tinni relief on ^Vih Nnvonihor hv l<nrd Chdi- ; Ird n Mirtic on S'Jth 2Sov., nml wai twitT aevCKly ationdeit na
?bth July and '29{h Nov.— nirntioniHl in thiipntrhi's'liy Sir John luftWA and the (iinernor Uiiicroi (BMret ti Mnjail ; subacqaeBily
engaged in tin* dcfiMt of the (iwuUor rrhela ni Csiwnjiore uu Gth IKc , at the e»]iturv ul' thcfortaof Uchaigm and T}rui4, ua
ihruughuut the Oudc canipuirn iMeilal and Cliu»p)
IS Mujor yovter fcrrid in the Indian Mutiny in 18o7-58 and wua In action mlth the retiel forcr at Chinhaton theSOik
June icri?, and fn^m that date ensragt-d In the defence of the Be*idniry of Lnrknow until lie final relief by Lord Clydt
on 31th Xor., — noa severely wouiulod during tlie »iegc and mentioned in dea|«tchea by bir Joba Inglia and the U«:Tenior
Oenerul; wu» fuhf«i)ufutly engaged In tiiu dt-feat of the (iwalior rebels ai Cawnporc on Gih Dee. 1857 (Medal and Cla>p
and Brevrt of PiNJor).
14 Captain Hamiar siTM'd during the Indian Miitiiiv iu 1^.^7-'H aiidwn^ in net ion with tli« rebel fivee atCliinhui no Sdth
June lh'>7. and from that diiti* rngrfgvd in the d«'ffnrf oJ^ the Rtfudenry iif Jiiickn<nr until itt liunl rrhuf on liHh Nov. by Uni
(7lyde ^8i'\i-n-Iy wounded, leg frncturad hy a round shot, nuntiuiicil in dLHj[Kdchi-!i by bir John Iu;;lia and tlic Go\'Gnior Gruerkl,
Medal and Chwp).
15 Mi\jor Mucuntaaerrcl with the OOih Li:;ht Infantry at the slego and fnll of Sfbafitojiol ; cvtinmanded a party fif Iba
Re^. at the t iking of the Rifle Pita on th«; lUth April 18M, nnd wn« of the itorniiiig party at tha a«auU of the Redan c ■
theSth Aept.— mentioned In Ill!i]Mitohe4 (Modol and Ciavp, and 6th Clnaiof tlie Uediidie). AlnO duriaf thelartion rainpaiia
of 1637-68,^prcsent with Havolock't Column at the actioiix of the 2Ut and *23rd Sept., relief and »ub»equent defence of
iMoknow, dff'^nee of tlv Alunibagh unili;r Ouirani, and full of Liiek now (Brevet of Mnjor, Medal and Cloap).
16 Lieut. Strachiiu ai>ned during the Indian Mutiny iu 1S57-B9 and was present at the capture of the forta oi IVhaign and
T^hool, nud the Oude eanipnigu (, Medal).
17 Lieuts. GarfuLth and Gray sencd during the Indiiin Mutiny in IsriS-oU, inrhidin; the Omde campaign ■; Medal'.
18 Lieut. Uilky serriHl wiih n detachment of the 88th Kect. in tho op«>rution» at Cawnpore undrr Oeneral Wind-
bom. and wua severely wi>undnd at the attack uizuintl the Owulior Contingent on Sf) Not. 18.17 (Medal).
10 Lieut. WalkiT MT\ctl uith the Hsth Regl. at the siege nnd fall of iSehastopol in 1>SJ5, was wvaialcd in tfar tcrachcs nn the
ftth Aug., nnd twiru icxcnlv v.imndcd at the tinal attack, on the lU-duii (Medal and Cla^ and Turkiah Medal). Ser%-cd id ilic
Indian campaign in 18o7-^S and waa present lo tin; n-puUe ul' the (iwali r Coutiiigeiit ut Utigneepore nnd fall of Calpee under Sir
Uugh Rose i^Iulal).
SO Kuiign Goiul seneil diu-ing the Indian Mutinv in 1ho8-50: as a Vt>lunt('er with the 7Mh nirlihinden at the aiece and cap-
ture of Luekuow by I/ord Clyde ; PulHiequentl>: with the iMd Begt. at the r.iptnro of the fort* cf Ilehuigu and 1^'riMMi^ actmn of
Doodporc. nnd thrunglinut the Oudc canipiiign' (Medal and Claap).
ill Payniaater Giddiugs served at the flrnt and second siege operathms befbre MooHaQ, Inelaillog the action of Sooijknoad,
Btorm and capture of the city, and surrender of the fbrtrem; al«o at the surrender of the fort and ghrriaoM of Cbeuloce and
battle o!^ Qoojcrat (Medal uud Cla«p«). Served during tho Indian Mutiny In 1857-50 and wn rnffafed in the dcfeneaof
the Hesidency of Lucknow from ilOlh Jnne until iu final rclW*f on Mth Nov. by |j«irdCl>d«, daring part of which tlioe he
oetad aa Adjutant of the Ri-gimcnt and was also In temporary chnr^c of posts in addition to other duties ; waa •uhKqnenlly
easaccd In the defeat of the Gwnlior rebels at Cawnpore on Oib Dee. IST^y (Medal and CloiiO.
3i Qr. Master Slrihling ser>ed dnringihe Indian Mutiny in Ih57-u0 and was engaged in the defence of thr Bcaidarr cf
Lnrkiviw from the 30th June until iU tinal nlief on S4th Nov. hy I^ord Clyde (mentioned m defpntehiv by Sir Jc^a lodiai; Vaa
•tibacqucnlly engaged iu the defeat of the (iwaliur rebils at Cawnpore uu'Clh I)ec., eaptiure of Ua* forts of Dchaign aiMTlSrhuiil,
action of Iloadpose, uud throughout the Oudc rninp>iign ( Med:d and Clllsp^.
fnm
the .
throughout the whoU* sii-'.;r of Liukiiuw and incniii^ned in desi>atrhea hy Sir John Iiiglis tuid tlic Governor Genernl; preacstahs
at the defeat of thf (iMalior nhels a*. C^iwnnore on Gih Pec., hiid aeonnipaiiied the hSd Krgt. in acTeral uiinM: excursions after
tlie mutinetTA both before and Huhscquent to tlie siege of liiiekiHm- (Medal and f'lasp).
21 ;VMiHt. Surgeon llnrris MT\-ed in the Crimea mnu i2ud lilnv Isuj, iiiciuding the airae and (all of Selnatcjml. the altark of
the 18th June, and battle uf the Tclieniuja (Mr^Tnl mid Chmp;. Also served during the Indian Mutuiy in 1857*o0f indndiag the
Glide cainpjiiLii tMedidi.
SA As»ist.8urceon Biud'haw serveil with the 6(ith Reet. nt the irie;:e and fall of Sebaatopol from 8tb Nor. 1854 (Medal
and Clasp and Turkish Medal). Pervpd with the OOih Lt. Inf. during tlie Indian campaign of 1857-58 ami aasprv»ral
with Havelock's ciduinn ai (he aetions of the 2Ut and 23rd Sept. (wounded), relief and subsequent defence of LuckaoWf
defeco of the Alunibagh und<*r Uutrara, and fall of Lucknow (Medal and Claups, and Victoria Croea).
tSUfiiiaSt} ^"^ i^ TkiDulu Iff JVeUiufftM's) (%t. tfFooi. 249
■ SSRIKOAPATIU " ■> VATRRLOD." Tlie Cnt mi VMa ef Itu Dike of Willlntlu.
■•*r,UA» "INKBRK*^" "BBVAHTOPOL."
C0lmui.—9 KSI Sir Clutrln Yorke,' KCB., £w. H Jbd. 07 ; Lt. 18 Fab. 08 ;
Capt.UDtB. 13; 3Injcr,0 June Hi; LI.Col. 30 Tiov.m ; Ce/. S3 Kov. 51 :
aiaj.Gm. 11 KoT.51; I^.Aco. 13 Feb. 5U; Col. 33nl Fuol, 37 S«r>t. iiS.
Lt.-C'aloutU. — JnhnDougliuiJ<jliu»lune,'CB. Uni. vlo Aiig. -J7 ; Zf.lfl.Uar.nO;
Ci(^."'lUOut.Mi-Uwjfur, i-gUct. 48; Ai.CW. 0 Mur, 50 ; f.W, 9 M»r. 58.
Juho E. ColliiiK",' fw. yl Juiio 30; iienf. 22 Jiiu. 42 ; Cajit. i' a Ol-I. 48;
.I/«jiM-, 19(ft!|it. 05; Uref.-Litut.-CiiHiJniiuMi f.l.-Col. 17 Knv, ft7.
jUft/or*.— Eflw. Wcktby Uuuiitiui.'iiM.li) Jtiu.40; Xlcut. 14 Julio 4J ; CoW.
, I )UDee.40;i<t.-Jlf4/.17Jiily{f3;jV({;0r.2tiUuL5S; J».jU.-C<d. 3«i)W.J<C.
20 0 ' ll<!iiry ChUfl. Kitigcnilil,' ifn/. i' 25 8«pt. 40; i.i«uf. t* Uct. 4-J <'n»r. > d Jan.
1 ! 52; .Bwp.-afuj-or, !!f[ l)re. 50 : .l^jW, J7 Xov. ftj;^
j .1 1" CAPTAIKII.' ^_?J'^I»K• f ■■""Tm. > OAlTArK. 'OKK1.~iJn.
1« I 0 IThoTDuU'JL'khuu* . . . . ^£5 Oii'L 43 1 >> 2!> Urc, 4U { t> 35 Itur. 53 1 C JuiieSG'
I« I fi ;Hid)iirdLDey,( II Mar. 4S{ t>37 8c|>t.44 { (lJui]c54i
H ' 0 lUMilFmnliJiwa" r 14 Apr. 40 » 3 Oct. 4B- ail Dee. 04 ^
I U I a jFreUeritdniiUiVaclior" H IKx. 4^1 1*:!*) Oct. 48! SI) Dec. 54 0 JunL-56
I 18 ' 0 ,Cb««. CRrtcriiarratl'' ..:i'22Jaii. 4f( 10 Si'pt.4U. 21) Uve. 54l
IS' 0 William Honry Parry'*.. ?i« Oft. 4«'' « Jan. 62, l))Jan.6ur
' 12 0 Alex. Brace Wnlll*"'.... 22 Dec. 4?:'' II July 52. S4Autr.5fi'
. 10 ' 0 BuxbiuUirliu Kciiiick",i'lilJuQ. 5U.>-21 Si:iit.fi2: lObuiiLOo!
j 10 ^, iKdwanlBarherPii-uMt'M' 15>lar.5(l!>' 8 Api'il&l 811 Oct. >>A
7 I 'Joha jBrnestirmniraod"!' ICOct. 52 21H<'pt.&4i lUSepl.SttI
! 7 0 :JohnTIionitouRogc«».. ' 13 May 53; 0 Ko». 54iL> 07 So, "
* 0 ! 0 iJoliaTteiil" " 18 jVujj. 51 1*" "•---" -■ •-
16 I 0 John M'KayM'K«nziB.. 211 July44.
1 t LieCTESAHTS. I
I 61 OiCliarltnW'liaieley wnUit*', lOAug. 54;
i 0 0 j Arthur Kdw. Aug. Elli»" 11 Au(r. 54
I 6 i 0 ffn.KH.iioMontinoremj" !• 18 Aug. 54
fi 1 0 [joliQ DauglaaJohuKluuu-', 27 Oct. 54.
6 I O I FnnciB A. UaiP> | 3Nuv.54:
7 i 0 iJohiiHeuryl-amplKll .. 2 Dfic. 63 I S l'«b. 56 1 ^;,';; j^; "," Jjf ^'i'h/rtJI^Sr
0 ' 0 ! Oco.Talbot WoTtlilnartoii . l.i Ucc. 541 i) Mar. Siilciulncl HodrtiD ua BHla|at
6 I 0 lHich.lUildiireTwiiiimr..''25jBn. 661 5 JuuoM ^("""'"I'll. '% ■'';j'^ "'"J",'
£ i 0 i Blrchall O. Gtmham.Aiif. 18 Feb. 65 10 Jnue 65 Srciio! itiKnlS^iioiL.
li ] 'Geonjo Aug. Vaughau .. 2(1 Veb. 65' 94 Aufr- 65'^Kirilub cmipalsD.
6 . Villiam nally '1>15SepL54 08cpt.5S[ SCotoD(Uol>n>ri>nc»m4il..
Bielunl aialham flOMar.66; 10 Sei.t.SSi'!^'"!' ""l'"'^" ••"W**^
RanilalHinrliind Robert*, 14MBr.56l >8 Oct. 66 ;™„™ ,;„■,, ywd o!iE«
Artliai- 11. Peter Bj'ownc 1 H Jimo 56 IB Jan. 66 'In mnrainiloriliii inrclinU
B ll«nry tiiU(*ple Boy.1 .., a5July6J ^^ May M '[;" "**"«<>' '''•«-»r'|"™
EnflllKI, 1 1 aScd BftM* il«u™U« Ih*
Hnrray D. V.T.Orant.. SI S<-|>t. .'lu . luu, juor, sad i>u Hxrrlr •ruuidi4 b;
iWiUlUD Henry Uoro....! 0 Oct. 56. >nii.c-Uiut; icfl arm Bmpui.rta (Kedri and
IJamn Hl«rin> Bhiplon , " «'^'- J^' '"Y'^r^il^T'c.rtui-" »nri*'iui'''iSiieni
; Maroi* Lynch ■ 15 Oct. BS' „n,p^^n „, |g„'.tj_ Jnriiniiuii Hf barim of
■| Frederick ]'.a»t(>n Hi Uct. 5.>| Aliuaul tnkninan, •Icgi una roior 8iU>-
CbarlB«Franci»MuinJy..i 18 Jan. 5(ll lopiJ,aail aiKultou iheWlli JunnarfaUnd
n j.m«, Philip, ^ 97 Mov. 67 , i^Tin^rlTJrii^'M.ltiU^r C^Jl
S Ruwlanrt Hill FuwCBtt ..k 16 May 58 ,Ih, Mnliidl"™
EJwin Jcrvi* if 23 Aau. 5Ui 7 Mnjor FiUferaM wrrid l<> (lis Eutrra
c.iBiiiaJrn ol 1U4. unil "u x^iMrlj wguailM
Kt lljgliBlltf oCAltr.ii [Medal aadl'Ju]), Mfl
' .llli Clnu or Ik* U»U1dir}.
Paymatter. — Jr.lin TEitiinpson,"25Muv55i JEii«.5 Nov.54; j.ieu<.0 llurcb 6S.
H Adjutant.— Umt. Birchall lieorga Graham,17 l-'cb. 67.
Inttruetor ^f Mtalulrs. — Kiingn Mareus Lyuch,2 Sept. 50.
, ^ <iMort«rJfmf«r.— Eilwar(iVy»e,*14 Julj)64.
$Hr(K»n.— William Hanbury," 3 Nov. 54 ; Aaul.Surg. 3 Apr. 46.
A*tiMl.Suri;mut.~l<i\in 0|[ilvy," M.U. 15 July 53.
S Tboinai Clark,*' T April 54.
^ Alpxandcr Hubert Kitniy, 1'2 April 5.i.
l-'iiciiiiit Reil. — Agentt.amn. C'ox tc Co.
[StluTiird fTOm ihc CriiHO'i. 10 ^uti/ ItJ.iO. EmbcrM/irr the JUaurilivt, * Feb. 1857.]
li!n."ciu"';i>, nretct of Unlar, Knlgbt of (be Lniiinof lloiwr.Dnd.'Hki'iiUi'or til* MHUirllr:.
0 Mijnr Wlpkiiam HriiJ at Ihc nlfa •>( Stlnulopvl, aad wni wnn'tj' nuuiidid al Iki nlUick on lb*
R«l«ii III! Ul( l«Ili Jillii' iMedal luiil ClH-p, ud Hwtrt )lv|nil.
torai>UlnF.imh*»(>>>%HatU» tk^a of iicliuiD|>ol u |<>.U, ■■duMkt a.iiuli uiillu' E«ln oa Uw
' ( for niaalnikr uf Nuuj, u* t-vtai )4g* of lllh VMH.
3 June 5.1,
, 28 Hay 50
11 Feb.
4<ii
1 30 July 60.
' 1 sir rjiirl*! '
12 J,i.i.
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948 ^4A (The CuMtUrbmd) Btgt. of Foot. [m^ST^mm^.
"ALBPHBBA" "AHROTO DOS MOLIWOS" "VITTOBIA" "PrBBSBES"
7^ "HITBLLB" "MIVE" "0BTHK8" "PKNIwaULA" "SEVASTOPOL.*
-\Colmel.~9 Sir Thomu Makdougall Brisbane,' Barl. GCB. UCH. Mu. 10
' Jin. 17B2; Lietd. 30 July 91; Capt. 13 April 99; Jfqfn-, & Ang. Mj
Xffut.-Cof. 4 AprilieOO; Cpf. 26 Jaij 10; iV(t^-&<ii. 4 Jane 18; Xterf..
Orn. 37 May 25; Gfn. S3 Not. 41 ; Coi. 34th Regt.lQ Dee. !6.
i.ira(.-(:oione/».— Kii:hard Deiil* Kelly,' CB. Biu. 7 March 34; X(. '30 Jolr
I 30 ; Ciipl. y 2i Sept. 41 i Mnjor, r 17 March 40 ; Brm. I.l.-Col. IS Dec. U:
] Lt.-Col. g March 5B ; CW. 30 Jan. 68,
0 JobnSimpson.'CB. £W. '13 UaT.36; Litul.f SNov.ST ; Capt. ' ie Jtn.ii:
Jlfir/or, 99 Dec. 64 i Bm. Lt.-Col. M Ju]j 66; Ll.-C«l.K July KJ.
0 \ainji>ri.-~.Jiihn(iwi]t,'Stu.rSbSoy.aO; Lt.HO Aag.3»; Capt. '14 Veb.i6i
JJrec.-Jtfit;. 17 July 60 ; Mfyor, 36 Oct. bi ; Brnet Liml.-Col. 6 3 aoeBB.
0 Jainei Maxwell,* En*. THSejit.U; Limt. P13 0et. 43; C^uf. P 99 June 47 j
I Bra.-Mq/er, i Nut. 55; Jtfv'or, 38 Jaly 57.
0 JoMph Jordan' '14 Feb. 46 | S7 Har. 4B pSQ Oct. 61
SeJM Prancti P. CtHidj 'SSHov. 38 j 13 Dec. 8ll I (J Rot. 48
is! 0 Davidfitenart ]i-I7 Mar. 48 iP26 Oct. 49: :» Dec 64
1^ r, '"-WUUamPugel'VUApr, 4Bji> 1 Feb. 60^ 3U Dee. 64
^^ ;tf ngeSblwe.... 1 April 30 93 Aug. 90 7 Feb. 61
erman Hanh'y S3 Not. 49 1 r 17 Sept.50 IB June S6
irL.ChapmDD" ■■24 Not. 4B]' 7 Mar. 61 SO Oct. 66
iToffcBoyee'*.. 'HHay SO'PIEQ Oet.fiSI S6 Aug. 67
aHoore'i .. ..IpI7 8ept.50lP13Scpt. SS: 4 June 68
Rrry Saunden'*. P 9 July 5Sl;i6Dec. 64' 23 Aug. 68
•■ " 28 Feb. 451 1 Aug. 48' 8 Jan. 68
SO Not. 63 I 29 Dec. 04' 'IS Hay SO
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loph. Bheppird
0UB41I Hurray
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lohael Fox . . .
amilton Wabb
l^arthy O'Leary
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0Jiiue64l 29 Dec. 64|5SS;r'ln°'irr«"« "11^;
14Ju1y 64, 9 Feb. 66 1 tWoT U» aiad Hsf M, wktn
fiJan. 601 93 Mar.66'''«'~»<"""«l'™"»*"°<l
nqjan JU". I a i_— tKir*<*'>°d la 111* ■eltan Of Um
'i:ejan. 00 \ 8 J 'ine 60 ' j^jj, ^^ |^ jj^^ p,p|,j^ n^
20 Jan. 60 I 10 June 55 .u nibH^MBUj pm^l at
14 July 641 )9 Jiine66 till UklBfurTirtaiu Muib,
I5Feh. 65 19June56l''™'*J-lP^'»f **»""'^--
l3July66iSrr'lw^
S7 July 05|Ga]dCTMi
10 Feb. 60
16 Har. 50
OJuly 55
SO Feb. 67
'28 Dec. 66
14 Oct. 50
17 Har. 68
13 Apr. 58
13 July 08
' 17 Sept. 58
13 Not
» Hot. 67 Yl"j;|;'. JV^' "J;?,'''
6 Oct. 6BiBilTar Wu Hadal wMi e»
0 i^^pU 68 Otu' for tk* Vln.
"^ : BCuaaiaMwIbaai tarred !■
,tlH lOlh IU(t. Ik« PuMnb
I anpalin BfT«4l-a, Isetaftu
1 mtisl* or ibi >l«fe cfttMowt belkr* Meet
_i, allUr ol aOt Btpt, MonOaC lb* «*bt^
•U-onilT-iiilnBobad poiUisB, capture of A*
DowCit Que, ■ciloo of BoorikiMM, aqd m-
It'lIwUluidClMpi].
I. 69
« S Hharpe ..
Paunuuler.—Taieact RotrBn,** 16 Sept. 59 ; Q.M. S8 April 54.
IS A^ataitt.— Lieut. Richard Joho PhUip Leeion," 19 Sept. 56.
Imtnicter of Muikeljy.— Lieut. J. D. Luune," SI April 67.
Quarter Matter. —
■;l' Sur^ean.— MIchEiel Fenton Manifold, 8 Dec. 54 ; Attitt.Surg. SB Hay 46.
>f Auitl.Surgeont. — Wallace Uaward," 7 June 64.
Frederick PenniJigtun, 3S April 08.
Edward Mutenon, 32 April 68.
Aiclngr Yellow, — Agtiiti, Kenn.Cox k. Co.
IRtfurtiedfrom the Crimea, June 1860. Bmbarktdfar Indiu, 7 Aug. 1867.]
I Colmol Kallr Krrnlat iti« ilega at Sttuiopol Jd IBS)! coniDuded tbo Ourd in tba ttiaifcn ••
Iha ElBd MBdi, vtirn ha wu vuuBdMl and Uieii prwHwr In a lorUH of tha RuMluin (Medal aad Cla«k Bnt.
LLCol KnJiKt nf Iha Leflan of HDDor, anil filh ClHi si IlM HaiUldla).
I LLOoloBil Btnsagn Hnad at Ua >ta|a cf SebanlopsI iD lUi-U: Nmmindad a Mt la tka ■—■ It
(waoidH]) ud MLpiaia of llH QiwilH 1 atB pntaM U iW BiMult at IM lUdan on tka M Sqri. (Mri nd
JB^TBiiml lACoL, Knliai of Ike Ugton of HoHr, hrdiatH Ibdal. nA (II ChM Of Uw MM«W»k
..V 34M (The Cumberlmdi Regt. ^ Foot. 244
4 lieatXM. OwUt Mnred kt tbe liage of Sebaatopol In 185i-6f ; wu prMent «t the eaptort of the Rif •
Pita on tlui 19th April, and oommanded the t4th Begt at the aavaalt of the Redan on tbe IMh /mi
••Teriij wounded (fledal and Obwp, Bretet of Major and LL-Col., Kulght of the Legion of Honov. aad
5Ch ClaM of the Kedjidle).
% 'At^xiit Maxwell aerrea at the liege of Sebaitopol in 1854>55, and was sererelj wonndfed bj the bunting of
a Bbell fn the treneheis Uth May (Medal and Claap, Breret Mi^or, and 5th GlaM of the MedJMie).
7 Um^vs Jordan aerred at the aiege of Sebaatopol in 1855. sortie of the 2ted March, capture of tbe Rifle
Pits iMh April, fiortie of iKh May, and assault of the Redan on the 18th June— seTcrely wounded (Medal and
Claaps. Brevet Mi^or, Sardinian Hi*dal, and^iih Class of the MoiiJidi«>.).
13 Curtains Pnget, Manfa, and Chapman, and Lt. Cochrane, served at the siege of Sebastopol in 18 546
(Medal and Clasp). Lt. Cochrane has the 5tli ClofS (jf tbe MecUldle.
lf> Captain Bojce served at the eicgo of Soba.'itopol in lB55,and assaults on the Redan on the 18th June and
8th Sept (Medal and Clasp, tfarainian Medal, and 5th Class of the MedJidie).
17 C^^»taln Moore, Lients. Dunbar, Holroyd, Lampcn, Watson, Qreavos, and Leeson, served at the siege
of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
19 Ca^ia Saunders served at tbe siege of Sebastopol in 1855, and was severely wounded at the capture of
the Qoarriee on the Tth June (Medal and Clasp).
20 Captain Peel served at the siege of SciMistupol in 1855, and was wounded at the assault of the Redan
oa the 18th Jane (Medal and Clasp, and Sardinian Medal).
21 Lieut. Wyse served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1854-59, indoding sortie of 21 pt Dee. 54,
asaaolta of the Redan on the 18th June and Ibth Sept., and was contused when in charge of Rifle Pits en
25th July 55 (Medal and Clasp, and Ath Cla>s of the Medjidie).
2*4 Lieut Laurie served at the siege of Sebastopol in 1855. and was severely wounded at the assault of the
Redan on the Sth Sept, wae also wounded on a former oeeasion (Medal and Clasp).
24 Paymaster Rowan and Assist Surgeon Haward served at the siege of Sebastopol in 165i-55 (Medal
and Clasp;.
{Cimiinuatum qf Notet to 33rcf Foot,]
11 M^orVacber served with the S3rd Regt. intlio canipaiftn of 1854 until November, when he was
appointed Assistant Engineer, right attack, and lerved In the trendies until Feb. ISfiA, when he was tmt-
ferred to the General Staff, and held thn appointment of D. A. Q. M. Oen. at Head Quarters durbig the
remainder of the war (Medal and three Claups, Brevet Mi^or, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and ftth
Class of the Me<U!die).
12 Captain Greenwood served with the 83rd Regt. In tbe Eastern campaign of 1854, and was severely
wounded while carrying the colours at the buttle of Alma (Medal and Clasp).
19 Captain Barrett served tbe Eastern campaign of 1854-06 us Adjutant of tbe Slrd Regt., Inclading the
batil«a of the Alma and Inkennan, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and three Claspi, and 6tli Class of the
Medjidie).
15 Captains Parry and Kenrlck served in the Eastern campaign of 1854, including the battle of Inker-
man, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Ciaspii).
10 Cttpuin W'aHi* carried a colour at the Alma, and although severely wounded through the thigh
remained with the Regt until after the close of the action (Medal and Clasp, and Sardinian Medal).
17 Captain Prescoit served at the siege of Sebastopol in 1865, and was severely wounded on the 15th
August (Medal and Clasp).
1» Lieut Hon. R. H. de Montmorency served at the siege of Sebastopol and at the attack of the
Redan on the 8th Sept (Medal and Chup, and tkirdinlao Medal).
80 Csptain Rogers served at the siege of Sebastopol from 13tb Nov. 1854 until the fkll of the place, and
was present at the assaults on the Redan on the I8tb June and 8th Sept (Medal and Clasp).
91 Captain Trent S4>rved at tbe siege of Sebastopol, and was wounded at the assault on the Redan on tbe
Sth Sept 1855 (Medal).
22 CopUin M'Kenzie served wiih the 58rd Reft in the SutleJ campaign in 1846, including the aflhtr of
Buddlwal, and actions of Allwal and Soliraon (Medal and Clasps).
23 Lieut. Willis served at the siege of Sebastopol in 1855, and assaults on the Redan on the 18th June
and 8th Sept.— wounded (Medal and Clasp).
24 Lieuti. Ellis and Ball served at tlie siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clavp).
25 Lieot. Johnstone served at the siege of Sebastopol lu 1855, and at the assault on the Redan on the
18ih June (Medal and Clasp).
26 Paymaster Thompson and Qr.Mastcr Vyse ser^-ed the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the
battles of Alma and Inkermsn, and «ieze of Si>basioi>ol (Medal and three Clasps).
t7 Surgeon Hanbury served with the 24th In the Punjaub campaign of 1848-0, including ^he passage of
the Cbenab, and battles of Sadoolapore, Clilllianwallah, and (ioojerat (Medal and Claspe). Served In
the Crltnea during the winter and spring of 1854-55 (Medal and Clasp for Sebastopol).
g8 AislBt.Surgeons Ogllvy and Cliurk served the Eastern eampaign of 1864-Oft, Including the battles of
Alma aMd Inkennan, eisge of Sebastopol, and aaaults on the Redan on tbe 18th Juno and Sth Aept*
^Medal andClatpe). AMistBurgeon Clark has atoo the SardlRten Medal.
215
Z5th {Royal Sussex) Regimemt of Foot. \jimt
Y«ir»'8«rv.
54
Full ; Iltiir
"MA IDA."
CVoiif/.— John Lo8lic,i K U., Km, 7 Aug. OG ; /./. 2 Juno 08 ; Capt.^ Nor. 00 ;
Af/V'or, i> 1 Jau. lU; Lieut,CoL viU Au|?. 20; CtfJ. 23 Nov. 41 ; JITiyor-
I»uy. i Pay. : OVw. 1 1 Nov. 61 ; Lt.Gen. d<i Oct, 58; CW. 35 Twut, 20 Sept. 57.
— Lictit.Cohiuix,— John M*.\uill Waller,' CH., Ti/u. »'31July 35; /./.3JiiW30;
(I I Cupt. '2'J Si'pt. -17 ; sMttJor, i"i IKr. 5:) ; Lt.Col. »• 17 Oct. 0(i.
0 (;ii:irlr»« ]U*uiui>li, ViKrf. I'-JO Ajjr. :U ; /./£«/. i* -Ji) Mar. ;15; r'/i;i/. i'31 Dcc.SD;
JJrvv. Major, 11 Nov. ol ; Mitjor, -Jd Juno 54; JJf.U.CoL -JO Oct. 5a Lf.
Col, U\ StjU. .v.).
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0 M{yorx.— Vdlr'uk Wni. Sydenliuni Huss^ A'//^. i* U ZVuv. 38 ; Lieut, >' 2 Sept. 4-J;
Capt. 1(> Jan. 4!) ; Mt^jor.v 17 Oct. 50.
0 'TIioniusTiulon, Kna, »»•«) Doc. 37; Lieut. i»l."> Dec. 40; Capt. p31 Dot\ 47;
Jh'ev.Mojor, 0 Apr. 51) ; Jilajor, M) Sfpt. 50.
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Captains.
Robert Hunrv Price . . . .
ArclnbulilTitfdall
William lian by Uoutv ..
M. Villicr»Sunkey M<»rlou
(■hiifl. I'rtd lirowiio ....
c^ttiuuel l''riti'he lilylh ..
Itobort C'ruA^ie Stewart". . ;
ENSHSN.
l.IKTTT.
i'31 Dec. :M);1' 3 AThy 44
20 June 40 ii'20;c;ept.44
1 5 April 42 i 20 May 40
i* 3 May 44|i' 2 Apr. 47
4;) I 0 Juutt 40
40,P23 Junu48
10 ^ept. 45
10S«pl. 51
1 1 Oct. 4({
It) Mity
28 -Vpr.
2ii Oct.
CAPTAIN. I nilKV.ilAJ
42
CharleA J oliu ruttcKou . . i >* 2 Oct. 47
Win. Ilenrv Uallinifull ..i^ 5 Apr. 44
Ilauulph Charles Lee . . ; >> 21 Aii|;. 49 P 28 Mur. 54
John Ornisby Vandeleur 1^21 Nov. 51 I t20 June 54
, John DuviA ■' 13 Feb. 52 ! 20 Juno 54
I LlKLTKNA.NTii. |
■ Alfred John Kurd ** • 18 Aupr. 48
Kdward Tedlle ! i' 23 Nov. 52
Robert J. (iorOim Grunt 'i 24 Jan. 52
C. G. MaeGrrgor Skinner ; i' 13 May 53 j p 7 Jane 64
• Thoniud Lloyd | >' 3 Mar. 54 p 24 No?. 64
j Albert John UevulJ ., ..ii'28 Mur. 54
Mai's MouriorPohlo^ ■'24 Nov. 54
i WoodrordWrl;;ht;Shcrluck
Richard Trimuu
llichurd Koi(«
Robert Henry W. Troup .
\ llicliard Parsona
I Wiu. Henry Bayly Payn
Ruliert Hill lioM,A4j. ..
' Henry lidinnnd Fryer . .
i Timothy John Dillon . .
P 13 July 55
P21 Sept. 55
2 Oct. 55
P 16 May 56
P23Jiinc48
PU May 40
P14 Dec. 4S)
20 June 54
P 22 April 53
10 May .Vt!
7 I-ib. ;V> JO July 58
P lOiVb. 54'
30 May 67 I
30 Aug. 68
P 3 Juno 50
! U; [Sept. 60
a Ltentraant Pohle srrml
Willi th» Field Force asaintt
.the r«tN>l Kurvn* to Dumah m
Jan. 1807, and was >eri rtlj
wounikd. Srrrad with U.Cnl.
'Walfor'a (Viiinm afafiifet ilie
I rrMs ill tbe ShnlmlMMi dittiict
20 Jan. 66 i fram Jume to Oct. IM8.
P 3 Auir. 66 . * *''0»'' Stew ait scrrod
P i) May 6o"^ A'^O"'- «*> «h*Snd U
10 May 50
0 May 60
P 30 Jan. 67
P 18 July 61
23 June 54
P 10 Dec. 62
at
Divi-
•inn Ht iIm ranliire of Lucknow
in March 1MB and was Mircrcly
wounded (llrcTPt M^jor).
8 Ln'ut FiiniMnedinS«hali-
0 May 60 P 16 Alay 57 i .nd « im |»raM<nt at Ibr aflkir»or
7 Dec. 66 i 24 Apr. 58 i Kampun^, Pawam^and l*cinaou
10 May 60 30 Aup. 68
P30 Juii. 57 ^17 Dec. 58
P 16 May 67 p 15 Nov. 50
' Rnhions.
Thomas Rroun 8 July 50
Edwaid Laws P 13 July 58
Fred. Rowdier Gippa. ... 0 Au;:;' 68
• William Polite 24 Aug. 58
! William Trocke P 7 Sept. r>8
I Charles John Stone .... 20 Oot. 58
Arthur C\ Croukshank ..- 11 Jan. 50
18 0 Ptf^;/iA«/er.«^olin Mills Ue« son, 28 Sept. 47; JSfijr. 28 Mar«:h 42; /./. 20
4 0 At^uiant.— Lieut. Robert IJill Rum, 5 April 57. [Dec. 43.
0 0 InMtructor (\f Jimakctry.^LieHt. Thomab Lloyd, 11 Dec 58.
0 0 Quarter Master, — Micbacl McLouf^blia, 13 Jan. 6-1.
21 0 ^'Mrj/eori.-— Jamca Walker Chambera, M.D., A,S. 4 Oct. 30. ; Sury, 0 Aa{(. 47 ;
0 0 Atsittaut Sunjevmt. — lidward Thisclton, 20 June 54. [Surg.MaJ, 4 Oct. 50.
12 0 llicluiid Thomas Golly Catton, 7 May o^,
2 0 . John Mahon, 22 Juno 58.
< Fticiuf/s Blue, — .l^/e/tf, ^'ir John Kirkland.
[Kmltarkcdfor LuUa, 31 July 1854.]
1 Lirul.Ornrral John If»1ie«a« at the lakinf nf 1 r«T«ucorc tu IH4i8 aud pt thr c»ptur« of Boarbcn and tke IrIc of
Fraucc in 1<}1U : after nUirh be >rrvtil in Java an<I«aii prrvint in the rn^aKvmrnisof the 10th. S2nd, anJ SCrli Auntt
Mil. lie lervcd alim in the l*iD4areeirar in 1917, and with the Army of Oceupaiicn in France. Ho kaa rocrivadUie n'ar
Mr4al with uiie (Ma%p fur Java.
3 Lt.<Joloii«l Mailer lerved tlirou;:liout (hn Knlflr campaign of 1840-7 an Adjutant of tha 90Ui Light
Infautrf, nnd Field AOJuUnlof llie l»t l>ivi»ion (Medal). Serrrd with tlit &ird Idt:!. in the Ponjaub caaio
paiaii in HiU. iiml hhh im-M-nt iii IIih halili* of tioojeriit (Mtdai iind Claaii). Al>ii with n Brhcadaoa Ike
]*csliuw'ir Ipnilu-r in |H610'«'. Si'r\cU willi the 3oiU lU'ft- in ili« luiliuii liiinpui^n ol IsiM-oU^ tumnuindetl
ttic Arrjii titlil l>ri*r in the iicliiniii i>f SirtkiMi.i. Ur;iuiiiiie-.uni.(', It iiiit'onipiii lor.i Jnnaiin, uiid Knit<>-
fath ; Kub.t^iii.ciiliy a li;;lit i-itlumu iii lliv ii)i<ritiioi:» in :>Juiifit'U«i, inriu'liiii; ilie iuliun bt-foru N'oim dilhe*
(Cn. Aim MmI.i|;. '
3 l.ieut, tirAnl w.i.. |ircj:ut al ihi- -l^rui AuJ -.lejiruittbU ufihc (oid.itd Dfl'.iii* Mdu iui^>-loHii of >«baj<i, i*n tbr 0«BibijL
IuaEKS^ ] Z&th{ThtHarefm-ihhiTe)Begt.ofFaot. 240
"FLrfti." "HlXllOOaTAK" "BOI-BIA" "VIUIRRA" 'TOUUNX*" " atiLKUKSCK"
"VYiiKNRM" •■ -Vhbi-lr" ".\hk" "OirrHia" ■'T0Ui.nii9K""i'u:«iNsuLA.-
CMmirr.— 9 Willi«in Henry Scotl.'-Kn'. !7 Oct. 00; £/. j- Copf. 34 Uurch II ;
Cupi. ff Lt.-Cot. A July Ifi; CW. 1l> Jan. ST; M/ffor-Oen. 9 Nov. 4C;
XC-^fii. WJiine.''i4; Cul. 3(tih Font,. 11 Oct. 64.
£f.-Ci.'.-.loliuJo*lalil[oit,»A>».Ul).\oi.4(l;iirt/I.^aO!'piif. 43; CnuM' 29
Dae. 46 ; Jiff!/. 12 liix. 54 ; Brtv.-Lt.-Col. -i Xov. 55 ; Lt.-Col. 1 Feb. 6(1.
. .tfo>r».— lVm.ll.IIulMiiy,£«ji.i'l!!ri-b.ail; £f.9 Mar.aA; Cr'TiM' 11 Nov.Sn;
lit.MiiJ. 0 Nov. 40; .««;. i"3 Aujr. 4a : BI.Lt.Col.WJaBi! :t4; Co/. 19 DpcSP,
Jame«K.nt.^iit,EB.,Plo.M'ril3a;X(rMf;ilJuii.30iCffn(.i'2a8ept.*3i£r»r..
Jlf/Oor. jl) June .i4 ; .Tfnjor. Hi Out. 57.
Captains. . ."-■"''."''•... Lim-'T. | ctlTAiJt. Ibkbv.vaj.
B<lir>r.lC]i!krlc*UuUur,i>. i'lSJaii. 37 r 5 Msr. 41 I'S^ Aiic. 44|33 Soul. ^^
nirkar.] Mnvd i i> 2 ApriUl i" MJ Sept. 43 ] n.lti..-fijl
Ralph KilwattlOiirr'....
Edwin Wlllinra Pliilipa*
loliua Cunliffs Ingham ■
tVariat; Alei. Ulilrlk-" ..
Henry Rnbert Twjfonl ..
Richnril B. LInyil
K.X, DeC<nicvOr«ii|c..
Pieil. Wjllnaghby Harris
Alexander Freil.SlcwRrt
; Wiiiiuio C. IHIl
Lijuttexanth.
Horace Edward Wlllett.
j Augiutiu IIoiirT Hartfun
f RichanI Unyil Hawkci.
! Ch>r1» (Inoi-'^o IfltlMin .,
WJItam Henry Paul
a Fel). i
>l)t»ept.4ir' 'i\ Ocl. 63
'SaNof.Oa ■> ISAng.Sl
' 18 Fob. 4K 6 0ot. 41)
'•M Nov.5l)'i'38 May .VJ
'l7Aag.53' 0 Maj-.S.*!
OJiine 54 p 30 Unr. M
'^Oct. 54't HJuneIWi
'IDAiiK. 61 11 Aug. 54
lOApril.Vi 1' jl bept.dS
15 June ST. P 8 Jiui. CO
IJunc.W 3UJuD«50
3l> Xq». .W 01 Sept. OG
lOJuu. .«!■ l«Oct. 57
'14 May 5S r>27 Jnne54
ClemcDtmieriir T.Sak-...' 31 Jan. 5(i>lSIKc. ."i?
JoMph U. Wallor aeolt. . ■> » Fib. 66 33 Mar. TiS
Tho.MannMllI.eMo(uriCT P30 I'eti. 5S< saMar.sa
Chnrld Dcrc Jamm ..... 1 Mar. 511 : 3(1 Mar. 59
AztharFnuelgKelMV,i4i$.| 13 Dcc.5C
F.dintnl Dorrien Xifobulc I t i Feb. 58 '
?an. Chai. J. Fox Pawy» 38M«T.6a P 18 Feb. SI)
William Seal i IS Dcr. 57 ' p dfl July 58
CliOurd Wllann I IflOct. 57 p 9 Sept. SI)
AmalioiTaylor ' 9UMU.bi 8Dec.50
Emsiohr, ' ' — -■-■ -
35 Jan. tiC!
3 June 5(1!
37 July 66 1
13 July 55
15 MavAT
4 Jane 58
' I Out. 6fl
• 18 Teb. 50
9tMpr.
Ilu boif, uul btlnt leA Ibcn
"XS
a iaaM>, Br.-U.'Ciil.
Hanllnso lUcli. Straccy 37M(.r. .M ''^^j."'',°?'^"'"""*J'^.?'i!£?^"'"-
Chri.t«pbw_Spurgeon — ^ ^ J;;»<= «« o^ .^'^^My^^^i^.lS^nT^^lSi S
CtupsudKa^sfllKLegtoB or Manor).
Parlor Jopp lartid ailta Um QiKm'a llo)-
durlBK llH eamiulKi or KU-*> in tile
Wlillim Itiubtun PSDOct. 58
I QeorgaCattnnDumercciic'PaOOot.
' dementi MolTatt Bond
' IlcQiy Biloard Stoprard
: Jobn Iticliinsoa AtkiiiHO
; SlaJnsby Henry Pipi.tt .
; Bdwonl SCapka Bond .
ao Mar. S8 .
I8Jan. 50!fia„tlior
' 18 Mar. 50 liicliiilinKilwuarniiiicot
an Hot. 39 '£' i"»"in>«ii .ua npi
Payma*ttr.—\f iMiam Cauiabon I'tsod, 30 JfaTcli 58.
Adjutant. — LUnt. Artlinr Fmnels Keleey, 15 Apr. .'il).
iMtTHclor of Htukrlrff. —Lieut. T. H. I.e Meiuncr, 34) Dee. 50.
E QunrrerJtfnrtCT-.— Joseph Hrooltea, 80 Mar. 66. [SHTg.Mnj. a Vet>. 60.
Surgeon. — Jomet Jiipp,' M.D. AtrUl.Siirt. 3S FeL. ill) ) Hurgeini, 1 Jan. 47 ;
AaM.Suryr<mi.~JohH RIelinrd Tobin, 91 Oct. 63.
ISleplran Masult Webb,' M.D. 10 Muy 54.
Piielngi QmnQneu.
Agimlt,yict*T>. Cox kCo. — Iriib Agfnti,S'ir'E.Tl.Korougli, Bl., Annit & Co.
\KetiiTBtifrom Jamaica, 7 Julg IB57.J
T CaiiMn Plillipi trnti «lili
nt. laut (MMidmiiil OlBKp).
8 (kptala InRliam mitmI in It
:l. Bcgt-'l
id three UI><|h),
iloi>or, 11
m(M*daltBdClu|>,i
87rt (^Tke North ffampthin) Befft. of Foot, fSJ^w
"MINDEW" "TOUENAY" "PENIN3UU." kmSi^
ColoHri,— pjahD Frsier,' £u. 19 April 00; XtM'. Id 8epL II - Capt. SB iSS" ^1
J«n. 13i Brm.-M<g. 31 OcL 18; ^nj. i- Bl June 21 ; £«».-L(.-Cii/. 24 a c^ 15
MajS7; C<rf.33 N«v.41 ; Jfn/.-ffm-aoJuiieW; i/. Co. 1 7 n«L 41) ; CW.t.-?=iS
37Ui Foot, U Jan. A8. ^iSS'^
LUut.CoitmtU. — Egei'tonCliai'leaWm. Xi]c»Kllmaa,'£iu.t,Lt.p-2i April SB- ^S'-f^^
if. i Capl.rB Feb. 41 j Cnp*. t i(.Ce(. i" ;AprU 48 ; Col. 38 Nov. fit. UsZ =S
EdinrdD. Atkinian, Sni. I'OOct. 37; iien/. PiH July 40; Ca;f(, »20 Feb. J.c -■=.=■
46; BreB.-M^^.3Apri^M■, Mt^ar, l-IJunoM; i.<.Co/. I'SO Not. 00. Zg-f^
^^OM.— Henry Uacin&nu* Sail,' i'lu. 8 Uuc. 37 ; J.;«it. 1 Sept.4U: Cou(.^s5-=»
I3Sepl.4B; afnJi>r,S60ct 6B. Nt^C!?
ibertPieKOttHarrlwn, £m. n28 July40: £^P17 Jane 43: Caol.Tfi V.A,. t^^s'-=
BobertPieKOttHarrlwn, £m. n28 July40; £^P17 Jane 43; Cusi. f 8 Fi
60; ;ifq)iw,vaaNo».58.
ElayinoDillUelwrdPcl]y"'3ajiui. 41 1 SOU«y44i> 7Juaa6U:
roie]ibJouM 7Jau. 42 SU Dec. 4o lOJune/ia
rohn William Boiuier*.. m Dec. 441^ 3 April 40'i'3o Jau. fi2
[Tm.JoMphBiimlgetH;.. pI7 Juno 43' p 90 Um. 45 6 June 64
roliD UlcbarU Ueaton .. 18 Dec. 34 ; 32 Aug. 37 p 34 Feb. 43
;iiarlc» Luxmoore ' ii17Ho«,43p 1 Hay 4G,p3G 0(;t. ;>6
UwanlJiMGphN.Burtiiii.'' I3Juii«45 PSOfTor. 46 SO Har. OG
olid Brown 5 Feb. 47 , P 1 Aii|t. 48' 16 June C7
rohn Derrlog CoUum .. p DJolyCS ' 8Jaly 63- 13 JunoM
Icorge William SaragB ] 33 Nov. 40 P 13 Sept. 53 SO Oct. 68 j
S 'red. John Na»U Ind ..'p2S Kov. Sa pB5 Auff. 64 i> 7 Dec. 68
idw.Bobt.Bit[itbyBiiruaii>P34JuDee3 p 10 Aug. S5 p U Mu; 50 1
H VllUam Henry HenicU.. MiApiilJH) (ijune oi
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lenry Bifw«rdOlBH....|P17 Mar.64 r "^^^'^^ 5^,,^
amea DrummondGrKtnc' I4Juiie5u 31 July G7 lui, u
)eo. Goodridge Frsier . . 3 Aug. 65 31 July 67 <«««• .( .ta"
lo. Sheridan aoreJonea} 7 3ept. 55 i SB Mar. jg "> >ur.k. n.» ..
IsmuelHawkea 9 JuueG0|)-9l Uay 58 lu. dJ.
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iraneia Charteria Forbei I 8 July 6(i l 26 Oc(. 58^™"^
;; flciiLAndrewiBorthwick ■■ lU Dec. 6t<:P 7 Doc. 58 3 Ud
ilbertJonei I 30 Oct. 57 ■■ 6 May &U i*" iwl
EiiaiaiiB. I I ^£IS.
nillam Hodgklnwtn ..I 6 Nov. 57 | iLodi beror. Uwiuii, ni>la^' sMtarSL^i^d ^ -^ll
rilltam Balcher 17 Nov. 67 RJiki-utKli Dpon Ui> smith omp u Muiih -^ !9| 4
r.. Openshaw flargeant p 28 May 58 \lt^it!'^'Z SUb" l!^^^J!l"v«^ = ||l I
ihn Reilly 4 June 58 isn D«. e?th ; and inmndtr of iiii fortnu >- "1
ienryBnllen PaO July 68 Wnd J.n. IMU; .rur which lolnri .Ilk Ui< N2j3
baric* Bdarard King ...' 24 Sept. 68 J™""'™ 'J* '™f™"
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H homas floMe llolton .. P 18 Jan. 59 s SnrnHo Pirmlndtmi Id Ceylm durinrc ^ |2 '5.:
"K ordiffo Gilpin p 31 May 00 ; '"■ "OflHo" "' lM»- I'^i'i
f^ Uyau>ff<r.—iUyii3rord Taylor, 16 Feb. 66; £iu. ^8 Dec. 48; Xf.6Hay63. *^a?S-
Zi ifjtUant^-Litai.aXehiTi Bunn, 16 Sept. 63. l«'^S"i
utmctor of MiakelTy.— Lieut. Samuel Hawkos, 4 Juno 67. S* ""Sf
iE Hflrtcr Afoiter.— William Crutchley, 13tiept.63. ■ J-S4 t
Kfl/eDn.— Jhui,'9 Willium Fleming,' ;f Oct. 07; Atiul.Surg.il Oct. 46. ^fjl-jl
aittant Surgcaat. — William Hamsay,' M.D. 16 Dec. 54, ".e * ■ I
William Samiivl CiiEpiiian, 15 Sep I. 57. I&"i^ t
Iwuie IIoy»ti.-d, 10 May 58. ^ = = . ! 1
1 Ll.Oenml Prwrn
FocinaiYcllon. — Agentt, Kaun. Pries k Bonntcad. .£ ° 1 1 il
tEmbaritd/ar Ceyjon, 18 Km. 1840.1 ^'S|£^ !
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H>r. 90; ifi^. £3 Not. 04 ; Lt.-Col. 0 Mav 1 1 ; CM. 19 July SI ; Miy.-Gtn.
2S July 30) Lt.'Gen.'iatioy.il; Gtn.'iO JaneM; Cot. SBth Rcgt.4 Apr. 43.
Litut.-CiilMtU.— Junta Pattoun Hpukt,' CB. But. SJ Julv lA; Lt. 90 July
18) Caf»f. 0 8ept. 96; Br.-Mqj. tS tlor. i\ ; Breti. Ll.'-Col. \l Not. 51 :
V(lf. 8 Jnly £9| Col. 38 IfoT. 54 ; Lt.-Cal. 9 Hsrcb 55.
Wm. OXtiady Baly,) CB. .Etu. '17 June S8; £(. vio Julysi; Cupt.PQSApr.
34; Jtfq/. i>lQHay40; Z.t.CaI. FS7 Dee.JXl; Col. S8 N'<iv.G4.
Jtffyort.-JaineB 3. Hawker Fairer,' Ent. 8 April 41 ; Umtt. ' 8 Jnne 43; Capt.
r 9» April48 ; Bree.-Miy. 13 Dec. 54 ; M^jor, 39 Jnne 55.
William Jkiocj Loftu*,* Ehi. ■> 9 Nut. 36 ; Xf . r a Not. 48 ; Capt. p 19 July 50 ;
3f^r, 8BJuly65; Brev Lt.-Col.t Not. Ba.
Captains. , _?_"."'"'_!_
1 Edw.T.aiiMtei'f.c.auui;Wi>'19UBy 43:
Horatio Page Vauee ■ ... ' S Dec. 47 ;
JameaThomaaCraater' .| 10 Sept. 48'
S«n. Cha. J. Addiagton"'! p I(! Aug. 50 !
Coiul.Wii).8ept.Gaynai>' P IS Oct. 53 I
Henry Otulei Biani ....>ii April 53
William K[dil0QH11ea"..i 6 June 54
Oaorga Aug. U'Mair....| 13 Not. 40
DaWd WiUiam M»ftin ..[I'Kij, -
S W.deW.Rocl\*Tbi«l[ireU";i'I0JuDe53
S jBendyilie Walton" ....',* 16 June 48
LtBtTTBRAirta. .
no. Fred-Cllnlon Boyle" . 21 Jan. 53
iaoTtt Wm. Fr«d. Snell" ' 7 J on* 54
^ 'iitiipHomao By»,**.^ifa'.' 10 Aug. 54
irtli.Jo1inMnA1U:(Eweu»! 11 Aug. 54
Falltr Hiime» >93JDue54
Rob. Johuton StaDifcld'i j St; Jan.
, Arthar Alsiander WUkie" 6 Juni
I AlaiBitdcr Walker , 19 Feb. 55
!j(din AI«t.CaldeMt^ ..I SHaT.55
JobnThomw Carroll....' 10 Uar. 55
: ArOur WilllBm Barron. . S Sept. 55 ;
John Uajo" j 3li Mv.56
JaiDM Hughsa Pope . . . . S9Juiic55
Wm. Heoiy RuweU Skey [
ABdnwUaedoc aldGrote"
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3 Jan. *6
SO Dec. 50
17 Ocl. 51
30 July 62
le Aug. 64
S Feb. 56
8 Feb. 55
30 June 4e
1 June 41!
16 Dec. 54
i> 8F«b. 50
'30 July S2
' 4A<ig.64
32 Dec. 54
SO Dec.
■14 Aug. 57
'25 June 58
13 July 58
10 Ubt. 58
30 Sept. 58
' SO Frb. SB
' SJhd. 50
8 Dec. 54 1 A"-"
3 Feb. 65 1;!^".
2 Fob. 55 I
2 Feb. 55 •"
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17 Jui
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28 July 55
IB Aug. 55
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80 July 68
30 July 68
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i Dyw Siagroca Lofthouw
Hormau Unmm. Prlngle
John Barrett Brady ....
William Uvedatc Miller.
, Pamell Bromheed.
uDu Smyth NelMD .. ..
shn BairmSparkea.. ..
85 Oct. 58 :
7 July 57 ;
14 Aug. 67 s
lOJuly 56! S4Aug.S8 •>
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80 Feb. 50. ' 31 I'M. ue aiA two Clupi ror CoruHDt
87 July 65 19 Not. 58 mil PbcsKi d'Ouori ud ih*
I I N«>iil W.r Mrdal tot Capes.
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31 Aug. 56. pain «r l8»4-», Wluding thebutla d( Alni
13 jQiy sal ."f ■li""!,''' "■'^Lr.'': */!'."'SP^ '""!■'
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12 Nor. 6gl EMUm cuipalgii ar ism-js, incfudinc ui
la i.i Ml! MUI>* of Aim* tad Inkmnin, «d licn ud
38 Jan. 59 CuMlRTsa the ISIh June (Hnkl vitli three
5 Aur. 69 Clup>, Bmn UtHt.-Colanel, Surdinlu UedML
■ and »A Ciui et lin HtdjidleV ^
'aymatter. — Jamei>Twiblli," 93 June 54 ; En*.1 Hay 40.
lt^tant.—IAiut. Philip Homau Byrf, 2SApr. 60.
g <UlTiicliir nf Miu**lry.~Captain W. T. Bile*, 4 Hay 57.
:? Ivarler JWn/frr.— Robert Smith," 7 Dee. 55.
•i lurgton. — TliomasFred. Wall," 12 Jan. 55; ^ifu(.£'ur;. 80 NoT.40.
S :i luut.Surgtotu.—Difbj William Uwlor," 10 Judo 63.
Jam« Henry Lewla,"24 March 54.
Thomas Wright," 21 April 54.
Faeingi Yellow. — Asitnlt,Coi k Co.
[Reltimtdfrom tkt Crimea, 10 July 1850. EmbarHedfor India, 4 Aug, 1867.1
I OrisMl Bpokt HTTtd OD Ib( N. B. trenlier of Ihi Cipe at Oood Hops agdnit Ike KiBn In ISI7 1
Ito spediOan lata Kiffivii under Cal. Hrerttsn in lill, In Ibeutlm ■> Urdum'iTon nnl Am4l
l^aodUaempwiif lJatmejeuiBBiftMT.iii.ilerCol.W-Uc.hin; bd Iha N. K.fnnanvken tilt
KnimdidUia IMe. IMt.uddunDg Aawarwbiclieiiiiinlhi nnmntnttd tlocti ana— thi OiA^-t
— ValaiUtm akh ftt OaiaBitI t>—ilntnii af IA.-CoIaBel. In IKBhc wh lealham Jioulea ta Ika
laqaiio Cattt, tn caniaqaenea af tha dtntb a( H. U.'i A(nl ml CmiEl-Oantiil, ta tttaed ta Bitdah
■aBBi >k««, tad rtealiail tht tliuka af H. K.'m QaremmeBI. Barad thmuiliaut thit KiriiMk .—n— w-
IH«-H, (xccM bna tkt aiiddla ef Fik. to ilu CBdof Hh Itli ' — 'Tn^-i*--* — ' — i"!. liiii'iiiiffifl
fta cHBRwf of Ike SMA Jtott. on tba naralni of tht »th Imwirtia Uv<M. IcbOl-w-mw**,
2 H) 38//< ( Tl\e Isi Stafordskire) Regt. of Foot.
WM the teiiior ttnirounded officer of the 2n J BrigaiU* 3n] DivUion at the close of the metion, and eonvMnAbil
it for ten dayn. Ham the Kaffir Minlal, the Crimean Medal with three Claspii for Alma, InlMnoaaa, Md
Solia^tnpol. and the Sardiuian Medal, ia a CB., an Otflccr of the Lef^n of Honor, and has Iha 4Ui iMiM
ur the MiMlJidiet.
•*) Oolout'l Ilaljr iprved Ihti Eattpm cuinpaifn nf 185-I-.V5, Ineladinf the liaUlei of Alna (ctergpr killed)
mid Iiil^fTinaii (nT<>lvi!«I four b:iyonet woinidOt cniitUK* or BMlalilnva,ak>iieaiNl fall of ttclNUluiN)!, and •orlltMi
'JOfli Del. ( Mi-dttl and (:iri<i|M>« r;{., Ollicifr of tin* U-uion of Honor, and Anl Clnfls of tliA Ucdjidie).
6 lit.f^uloncl Gloiktcr Bcn-(*d in the Kastern campaign of IS.'1-fi.', indudln? the battles of Alma and laker-
man, licicc and fvX\ ttfSohaitoiiol ( Aledal with throe Chup*, and Brevet Mqor). Brrred the Indian eanipaign of
l8o7-M. and wui dangerously wuumiud at the capture ul Lucknow (Ilr«««t of JOX'okkiicI, Med»l wkI ClaapX
8 Major Vance MTvcd at the aiege itt Scltaatopul from Jan. to the end of April 1855 (Medal and Ciaif), and
Turkish Mcdulj. Also in tlic Indiun campaign, and was prcstrnt at thr storm and capture of Uccaagunge,
sirpctf and capture of Lncknnw, affuirs of Barrec and Nuinrur (Brerct of Miyor, Medal and CLnpV
9 Captain Cra«trr served in the Kastem campais^ of IbM, including' the battka of AUnn awl Inkeiman,
and sic^c of Scba^topul (Mndal and three Clasut).
10 Major Hon. C. J. Addiut^tou served the Kastern campaign of 1834 and up to 90th June 1955, inctudinff
the battlck of Alma and Inkcrman. siege of Sebastopol, attack and occupation of the Cemctcrjroa the Itth
June— severely woundeil (Medal and three Clasps, and Sth (Maes of the Medjidie).
1 1 Captain Gnynor served the Kastem campaign of 185 1 and until 95th vi»b. 1855, indnding tha battlca of
Alma and Inkcrman, and ^ge nf Sebastopol, and was shot through the leg in tho treaches oa Slat ffeb.
(Medal and three Claspa, and Sardinian Meual).
Vi Captain KUus scnreil at the sie>.T and fall uf Sebastopol in I8.'i4-.^5, including the attack and oeeupotioB
of the Cemetery on the 18th June (Medal and Clasp, and Knight of the Legion ^ Honor).
in Captain Thackwell served with the SQrh Regt. in the Crimea from 3Ut Dec. 1854, including the riege
and fall of Sebaittopol, tmd uttackK of the 18th June and ttth ScpU'Uiber (Medal and Clasp, and Ath Qasa
of the Medjidtoj.
14 Major Walton served with the 3Srd Reet. in tlin Punjaub campaign in 1849 uid wai pment a( th«
batilc «>f (loojerat (Medal and Clasp). With the expedition ajnunst the Hill Tribes on the Peabawur fronti>>r
ill 1851-52. Campaij(n in India in 1857. including the reUef of Jjueknow by Lord Clyde, and waa a«v«ely
wounded at the storming of the Secundcrliagh (meniioncd in duspatcbos, Mcdiiland Clasp, and Brevet Mu^r).
17 Lieut. Boyle scr\'e<l with the :<8th Retct. throughout the Kastem campaign of 1854-55, including the
Iiattles of Alma (carried the colours) and Balaklava, siege and fall of Sebastopol, attack nd oeenpation of
the Cemetery on the IBth June (Medal and three n.Lops).
■Jl IJeuts. Sncll and Stansfeld seT\-ed at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from Ut June lft&5, iadading the
attack and occupation of the Cemeter)' on the Ibth June (Medal and Clasp).
22 Lieut Eyre served in the Eastern campaign from lOth Nov. 1834 to lOth May 1855, including the ilega
of Sehasitopol (Medal and Clasp).
83 Jiieut. Kwen ser\-edat the siege and fall of Sebastonol flrom 13th Jan. 1855, including the nttaek nnd
occupation of the Cemetery on the 18th June (Medal and Clasp, and Sardinian Medal).
25 UeuL Mayo served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol IVom SItfthAug. 1855 (Medal and dacp).
26 IJenL Hume senred at the siege and fall of Scbastop(d from 1st Jnlv 1855 (Medal and Cln^.t.
27 Lieut. Wilkie served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from S3rd July IBM (Medal and CUapl,
28 licut. Caldeeott *er\-cd in the Crimea from Jth Sept. 1855, and was at the fall of Sebastopol iifcdal and
Clasp).
29 Qr.Matter Smith served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol, including the attack and oecnpation of the
Cemetery (Medal and Clasp).
.10 Surgeon Wall served at the siege and fall of SebastoiK)! from I9U1 Dec. 1854, and at the attack of the
18th June 1855 (Medal and Chwp).
31 Assiat.Sn^^n I^wlor served throughout the Kastem campaign of 1954-55, including tlie battles of
Alma and Inkcrman, siege and fall of Sebastopol, and attack of the 18th June (Medal ukI tkrce Claspa, and
5th Class of the Me^jidie).
d-i Assist.Suvgeon Lewb served throughout the Eastern campaign of 1 8S4-55, including the baUlea of Alma
and Inkerman,
33 Assist,
battles of A
SI Pnymaater Twibill M'rvcd thruuglTout the Eastern caro])aign of Ibdl-U, including the battles of AImn
and Inkerman, siege and fhll of Sebastopol, and attack of the lr*th June (Medal and three Clasps).
35 Lieut Orote served with the 9Sth iCegt. in the Indian campaign of 1858, including tlie aiege and ca|>lui«
of Awidi and Kotah, battle uf Kotah ka Seria, genei?il action resulting in the capture of Chralior, airge and
captureofFoune (Medal).
\^Continuation of Nottt to 39//4 lifgUncnt,']
8 Cuptain Affnew served In the Crimen from Dec. 1851 to Feb. 1826 (.Medal and Cla»p).
U Capuin Mllliijan uud Lieut. Smyth served ut tlu* siege and fall of Sebostn|iol tli 1805, and at the
attacks on the 18th June and 8th Sept. (Medal and Cla^pi,and 5lh Clois of the McdJhIle).
10 Captain Turner served with the 70th Highlanders throughout the Eastern campaign of I85I-M, in-
cliidin:; thfl battl<>« of Alma and Daluklavo, siege and full of iiebastopol, and assault of the Bih ^>lcn-
hvT (Medal and three Cla»p»). Also in the Indian campaign and present at the siege and cancun of
Lucknow in March 18:)S (Medal and Clasp).
1 1 Major Snodgrass landed with the anny at Old Fort, 14th Sept. 1854, as Aide de Camp to Mqw Gearral
Sir John Campl>cll, and was present at the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sebaatofiol, oipe-
dition to Kertch, and assault on the Redan ISth June (scverelv wounded); present with the 38tnllcgt. at
the close of the campaign (Medal and three Clasps, Bre%-ek Major, Sardinian Medal, and ftth Claaa of the
Medjidiei. Served also with the 3tith Regt. in the Imlian campaign of 1857-58, and was present an aefenl
engagements and at the siege and capture of Lucknow (Medul and Clasp).
12 Lieut. Bennett berv«Hl ut the siege and fail of SebubtoiM)! In li^, uKluding the attacla of the 18tb
June And 8th Sept. (Modal and Cluap, and Sardinian Medul).
13 Lieuts. Stnlces and Murray seived at the siege and fall of Rel>astnpoI lu ISOA (Medal and Clasp).
14 Lieut. New|K>rt ser\ed at the si(>go of Sebastopol (Mi*d.il and Clasp).
\!t Paymaster Sen ison wasprei>ent nt ihatlompntablo cutastruphc thu burning of the AVjirRoit7BdianilB
In till' Bav of Ulscay, on the 1st March 1^35. He served with the 81st Regt. throughoal the ctmnaba St
1842 in AtVtehanlstan (Medal) under MnJorOcneral Pollock, including the actions of Xeiecna, Ttoaeaq, «Bd
Jugdulluek, the occupation of Cabool, and the difl'orent engagi'inents leading to It. lie ier\ed alaothecaa-
|ial!;n on the Hullej, uud was present In the battles of Moodkue, Feroseshah, Iluddlwal, Allwal, and Sobnoa.
and wiis one of only Ave officcrt who escajied being wounded (Medul and three Clatps). Berved whlS
Stttli Regt. in the Crimen from Uth Dec. 1854 to SUth April 1850, including the siege and fiUI of BebMniOl
(Medal and Clasp).
1(1 Surgeon Woodman and Asalst.Snrgeon Hom served at the siege and fhll of Miaitopol In ]|U.
and at the attack on the 18th June (Mclal and Clasp). "" "'
17 Lieuts. Ra|ier, Palmer, and Ooasolin served in 18J5 at the siege and fhll of ScbMtopol, m^
Assault on the Sth Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
19 Quarter Maiter Rlurton served the Kattem campaign of IflM-M incladlngtbe battlca of Alnt.
klava, and Inkerman, ilege and fall of fiebailopol (Medal and Clasp).
80 LhaL inmrplM wm present at the battle of Mahar^pore 90tb Dec. 1643 (Medal) : be lemi iM M
tlwBhg9 and /aJi 0/ Seboitopol in lM5,inc\uami aitacki on th« IStb June and 8tb 8Mt. (VN&iiS'
(fla»ph
issist.Suvf^eon Lewis served tnroughout tne Kastem campatgn ot I8S4-55, including the baUlea of Alma
kerman, siege and fall of Seba»toiH>l. attack and occupation of the Cemetery (Medal and three daaps).
issist. Surgeon Wright served witJi the 2Uth Regt. the Kastem campaign of 1854-55, indudang the
of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Scbastopor( Medal and Clasps).
SKDSitHS 3»mn'DtmlMn)IUsl.<fIitl 25»-!!51
"SllKALTlK" 1
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leh«rd UnBllyn,' CB. Ent. S4 July OS ; X.(mt. 7 April M i
• ; Mnj. 99 AiwU 19; Lt-Cal. 18 Jiina 15; CiL lOJiD.
I No*. 46; Lt.-Oen.m lum M ; Co(. 39th Foot, IT JkB. 63.
'llllmml[uan),>CB.£nf. P90Jui)«34i Xlnit. r I April 36;
Mqj.fTJUytii; Lt.-Col. HI Hot. 03; Csl.98NaT.fi4.
Frigbt HsdMn' £w. i'16 Jnna ST; Liait. 30 Oct. 40:
Brtv.-M^f. 9 Hot. CS ; Miyi>r, ■> 16 Not. AS.
DRV'Ku.'S6D«:.38i Lirut. i'14 Feb. 40; Onf.riO
"-'- " '— o W; Jf(tfBr,>30Oct.67.
10 Not. 43
T July 46
' 16 No*. 39
' 4 Hay 49
' I Peb. 60
99 Oct. 44
10 April 40
' 11 Jniia 62
17 Jul. 51
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I6AprU4Q
•37 Dee. 60
•11 Jane 41
> a Apr. 68
c 7 May CS
p 93 Jane 48
• 10 Feb. 69
Pll Not. 63
' 10 July
•11 Judo 63
S JUDB 61
• 7 Not. CI
> 9 Apr. 69 6 June fiC
P ; Uay 6S
S7 Hay A3
• S4 Jans 63
P 1 1 Not. 63
aOOee. 64
90 Dee. 64
SejuaeAA
' * Auk. £i
■ 17 Jqly 67
P 16 Joae A6
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90 Feb. 88 UroonM/ud M^,idfb.~hi
.. 2! Apr. A9 "^ "" ^^*t nnk otU..
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L*lBeiiiioii,"£NoT.A9; QiiaTitrieatttr,ia Jvly il.
Anjiutiii Frederic Baper, 91 Asg. 68.
ttttT/.—Liimt. Edmid Gatty, 94 Am. M.
;? Oeorge Biiirton,'*97 JoJ; A6.
Iimnai Weo(linaa,>* H J>. 7 Apr. £4; Aitli^Sutv. 99 Not. 44.
£11 IB Halyburton Bom,>* M.B.,ie Dec. 63.
bni UndMyi M.B. 14 Dec. 68.
l^aciiifft Ortea.—Atnlt, Heun. Coi b. Co.
/i-M Affmtt, Sir B. H. Boraasb, St., Armlt t Ca.
1 CdoMl Mmn HTiad H AdlnUiiI of lb* Wlh In Ui (etlan ot K&lunlpan, and su HTtnlr
wa—ded (Hiten. Csmmuidcd Ua Bift. U tb* iJtn ud UI of Sebuiopol, ud comamnati U» nDputa
■r Iki IM Brind* M DliiIriaB at tb* attack oa Ua I8lt Juna lUS (HidBl and CUn, Kniihl of tha
L-lMitfBaa<i,aD4MhDla«ertktlItd|Kil*).
■ M4*r BadBB latTad at tb* dtt* and An at SebaitopOI la IBU.and at Uiaatladii on ili< ISihJuu
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4 I^lv Ouila Birrad with Iha Ulb Xtft. In tba aclton of UiKaiaJpon, SBifa Un. IMS, ud vat
mndad (Vadal]. Alw at tb* *I«ta and fUl at Stbwtopol In IBU, >nd >i ih* aliackt on tbt laib
^■M ud lib ••PI, (MaM awl Cliip. Xcaral Mi^ar, aad Bib CUu ol Uw M<dlUlr>.
ft Mijar liMkw t*n(d at liu »^ awl tbil at Sabaitnicil Is ItU, bud at Uia ailuki en tb* luh
Jm» aad tib Snl. (lUdalaad ClaiV, Bnrat IWot, and l^cbt of Iha Lmlon of Honai).
• f^tr"*" >*M*r aai OaouMll Mn*d at lia atcfa ot Babutopol In ISU, ud U tba asault n Hi*
Badan M Iba Utk Jm* (MaM aad Oaan).
tCM^ *>1>«T •"**' wllhtttMliBttt. la tha aellM sf Itabanjpar*, nth Dae. IHl (Hedal).
AjBDMOa gi* aad kUat gataatopol la IIU, ud at tb* attacba oa iha IStta Juua and Ub S*«t.
{tn Bddlt\gnittiaU«,M«tT«itStii«^bV'
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Cobwt.— y «H ^ir Alexander Wocxtronl,' OCB. OCMO. Au, B Dm. H|
LI.\6iu\jOa; Capl. II Dec. 90; Capl.ltLI.-Col.BllMT.IO; CoL<Jmm»
ii; Mi^ar-OtH. 87 May it; Lieut.-Ont. W June S8; Om. W JuM Mi
Col. 40th Voot, 116 April 49.
£iaiit..CDli»uI.— Arthur Lnlie, £m. 'SO Not. 38; £in<l. * 0 Miy 4S ; Ca^.
"U April 40) A/fl>w, pad Junc59; U.CW. 0 Au^.U.
MryoTt.—T\iomta L. K. Nelion,' £m. 95 Nov. 91 ; Lt. i9 Ju. 96: Copt.
HU July 40; Mi^or, 10 Fob. JiS.
ManBThpmuFc]nviilte,£iu.ri3Hay43;Z(.i>14Uaj47: Caaf. » 13 Dec. £0;
3f((;W, 28 Oct. SB.
Robortllarc,* \t 7 May 47
Fnsl.SumucllllytU ....iP 4 Hay 40,
E(tw. Iluasarford Ea|{ar< P]3 April Sg|
George OwcnDowdk'r'.. 30 May 48,
JuitiD £. D. MuCsrtby 10 Dec. 40
DudlsyCUrveiHIU,*... 0 Jan. 38|
ir-ILIIorDdoDUeuengarPlOJuly CO,
. Cbari«»FI(«tiT0CHlSbawa',P13U«r.fiS
Tbomat Bailey Klchardn^rP IS May Gl,
WilliamLawi«aceHarphy lljan. 50
Ueo. Aug. Ucntley Buckle r u Feb. SI
rSSJunaSa
'93 Dec.C3
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39 Dae. at
* 4 11*7 49
» 4 Dec 67
rSO Hu. S7
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14 Hay SB
'290ct. C8
rag Apr. C9
S8 OcL &8
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9 July Sa
S3 Dec. &3
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1 Sept. G4
15 Dae. M
6 April SG
S June 55
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9 April SS
11 Hay S£
8 Jan. CO
0 Oct. 56
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i Ar. M. ChamplDD-Uuller
! Bdw. Henry Melrllle Tod i
Chulea Frmcia Brooke .
: L. Neabllt Lloyd
; AlftedCook
Ridwrd AmutiODg . . .
< WUIiMQllwHi
Ily. HoM-Lewin Morgan
Qeorgc Hobbi. > . •
William Dowman
Denli Jackaon - . .
Jiriin Vander Mottt Ree* i
Do Nanfillle Lucu
Tho.OrmihyJohniton, adji
John The maa Whelaa ..
Ftedcriek Dudgeon ....
OlWer Qbo, W. D'Arccy
Robert Brooki Clarke . .
HartLii Morphy
Kdwvd Stack
9tcpncy P. E. ManMrgh
Rlcliunl Crundd Brook..
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; Poymnflfr.— Hanr7fintler8tonGy,lSOeL6a;£w.i'£May37; Xt.'liacpt.
( A^uliint.-^Btuigtt Thomai Oraul^ Johnaon, 84 Aug. M.
Initruetor af MutAttiy.— Lieut. WlUlam Qlbaoo, 10 Oct. 57.
I CJunrfrr AfwCfr.— FrandaBantea, lOSept.fiO.
jur^n.— Henry Prerteiic Robertaou, 3 OcL 57 i AuUt-Sarg. 19 Dec. 45.
Altitt. SurffeoHi. — Tliomaa Mines, 1 Dec. 54.
Bradford Stilaa,^ 14 Aprli J}5.
Fating! BaS.--AgttiU, Ueatr*. Cos k Co.
SSDec. S5£
15 Feb. 50 a.
93 July 50 ^
IS May 57 t
SMar. Se
3 July 68
IT Sept. 58
11 Jan. 59
; Tk* fTtiA) ntgimemt qfFtel.
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w. 33 Mot. 41; Lt.Gtn. 11 Hot. 81; Om.SoWM)
'«b.«.
I Edmund Goodwill,! CB. £iu. PC Jan. 44 ; Xf. P6 JuDB 4fi ;
ir4/.nA8ept.A4; X(.t7i>i.l3Dec.64; CW. 19 Uh. 60.
tton Biuh,' Bn$. c 16 Mu. 60; Zimt. »S6 Nor. 6Si Cavf.
or, 1 7 Not. M.
th,*£h<.F6 JimB46; Unt. pSNot. 46; Coirf. i>SS Juna
13 Deo. 64i Mi^or, 6 Jan. 66.
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LiBDTBNANTS.
Henry Jamai NoirlaD'*. .
Irving Tnuieti Kenned;
M. '*>»«« Balrd" ■
Irthar Henry WareU".,
[uacKtDg,>4i{f
W. H. Gardner Cornwall
irif Rkhsrd Pack
r; Pk«ndi Michell
HIlm'nilletQaayle..
n Ubton Henrj Warner
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r 16 Mar. 60 1 f «6 Jons 6S
P 6 Feb. 47 i>S2 Feb. 6()
piajuij no pii NoT.es
P23Apri]4llpi3Miy 43
PUAng.46 P 8Ang.60
38 Feb. 46 IB Aug. 48
«rt», P 13 Jan. 64 P S3 Sept. 64
'PIU Feb. 64 SNoT. 64
P12 July 60 K 3 Har. 66
7 June 64 6 Dec. 64
lOAui;. 64 1 B Dec, 64
'16Sept.64J86DM.6e
29 Dec 64. 6 Jane 66
99 Dec. 64
36 Jan. 66
> 3 ADg.66
18 Jan. 66
38 Feb. 68
' 23 May 67
16 Feb. 60
14 June 60
'229ept.64i II Jan. 66pl3Dec59
II Aug. 64 a Dec. 54 iciub™^.''.?;^'!^^"'"
'18 May 49l 9 Feb. 66 '"idfof^i^^S^iliM'S?™
6 KoT. 64' 9 Mar. 66 r«r K< uuxc^ '.i ib. .lea. d
14 Dec. 64' 0 Mar, 66 S"™ ''™.'",'S'^ ""i
33 Dec 64 ; 0 Mar. 66 ' Unud^.^d Id ibc u%™clr
10 Jan. 66; 27 July 66 5«f;J,''i'^',,•^•_'^P'"JJ
S Feb. 66 IBJan. 66 Ib. Qunn Xulir OeSn^i <l"
27 July 66 '31 Dec. 67 ! J???;;'.; *• -•• ■'"' -••'-■i-~
16 Jan. 66 7 Oct. 58j li4./>c.mp ii^
I Veb. 66 I 30 Jan. 69 ^'7™°'^^'™
'81 Dec. 67 I 15 Feb. 69;..
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Edw. Fia. Brown Brooke' SS April68;pl4 JuneSO »'?3w~;S^"*:i^* ^'^^
lobn Canlfldd 10 June 6B1p96 Aug. 69 mkJni.^^ .n.rni^U
Nathaniel Monlgomery. J 20 Not. 681p30 Aug. 69l^'"' '" ~-''- '-' ^
Honta^Tbo.BallMii:bslll 20 Not. 68 IP 13 Dec. 69: n
ENBiane. I
Henry E. G. Crean Lynch p24 Not. 67 ]
Thomu P. A. BrackeD . . 16 June 68 "jlj^'lrj,'.
Jno.Tremanheer Johnitnn 19 Not. 66 itslK^ikKn
Cliarlu Miller ' 18 Mar. 69 ■ Colnitf
Seymour FttzJolin Clarke 10 Uar. 69 |^
OMifs Wett Baraia . .
Udgir Yonngbniband . .
John Wright Wwtby.,
Arthur Gray
Henry Webb Byng . . .
. iBd Clupi, Ki , _ _
, and Bita Clui nt &t M^irllr),
i»9Apr. 60l?,H
P 28 Aog. 69 kvounilMl), B
P28 0el. 60 ('•"'•'
T 4Not. iOi"""'
Pie Dec. 69 I
Povnarter.— James Simpun, 3fl Aug. 60 ; Q.M. 18 June 6S
] AdjtUmt^—Litat. Iiaac Sing, 39 Aug. 66.
: \H /tutntrtvr^Jtfiwterry.— XiMCLF. Kennedy,8Nov.6e.
, ^ OMwrfr J(a«<«r.— CtaNlct Ward, 39 Oct 68.
I SuTftm.—l»taf Leitcli, H.D. 1 May 65 ; Atntt-Stirg. 2
A»iiit. Surgmu^Fndenck Tydd Abbott," 7 April 64.
I George laogftird Uinde," 16 Hay 66.
Facijtgt White. — Agmtt, Hcun.Cox k Co.
laattnitifnm the Crimta, 16 July 1866. Embmrteii Jbr Jantaka, 3 April 1867.]
S II*kir VoA WTTvd Iha Eutem «mp«<[B of IBM-W, Inetudliif th* talUn or Ainii >nd lokfrnu
Immlj woasdnl), tin* o' BiliMUipsI, anil Hpolie ■>( the kiiM od Mlb Oct. [llvdal uid Otif, ud
Budbiiu KedD).
- " 'vKanOlUiaerTid tbe Zutun uniialia of 18M-SS, Inclndlni Uw UIUh of Almi lod Ii
13 Ju. 46.
t IWo IbRdlUi Knad Ibe Za
(■nwSwMBded}, ilw of Belw
BimrW».u4 M>> Ctan of ilia
--- >« BUfhH '- ■"— -
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tle<U!dl*).
.,_.i of 18M-SS, IncIndlDi Ow lii
d Rpulie of tbe kMi at ^toili 0
rirc.
of ieH.as, iDcludlnl Ibe bi
d tkre* ClUfi
—II (KTeHll
m BaUn on Bib Icfit.
I orii
_ „ . ._ U the ilifa o(8rta>topd rhm rrb. ll» (Vtdil ud Ommt, and Lmet Mnjot).
t OMilB AVaa einad Ik* EiMmb tuat*k* •> lUMC, IkdiidlDc UM talllM al Alw and lukuBu,
MaaidlUlaf n*i»1ii|iiil. iiim'" of tha aarlta on «Nk OeL, ud aaauli o( tko B«du on tha Mh Bepi.
dedal and OlMp^ aid Kalibt o( Oh Leflon of Honor].
AUHI%« WeUh) Bifimeia of Foa. : "' ."l' '.f'T'
_. Baap«nh» .,. _
on tUe MlilemeiiU and BtockodM of WuiKaaoi lOUi May ; and In Um action of tht I9ili Julj 1S47 ha
directed a charge which repalsed the enemy.
10 Captain Lambert eerved at the tlfftv of Scbnitopol from Feb. to Marek 1856 (Medal and Claap).
19 Capuln Peddle served at Uie lieje of Bebastopol from Nov. IBM (Medal and Claap, and HardinlaM
Medal>
19 (faptain Fowler lerrcd tbronghout the Kaffir war of ISSl-dS (Med^), and was preeent at Iha takfaf of
Fort Armitrong, the operations In the Waterkloof, the Amatolas, and other artlonaoT the FUit Diniion.
Whilst on daty with his Kt^imeut in the Amatolaa he rcoeiTed serious ii^urief whioh obliged kias to ntam
to England.
U CapUin Hill served at the slega of Sebastopol from Nov. 1854 (Medal and Clasp, and Mk daaa of
the Me^ldie).
16 Captoln Lowrjr served at the sieg4> of Sebastopol from Kor. 18M, and was wounded at the Mnalt of
the Redan on the 8th Sept (Medal and Claiip, and ftth Oiau of the M«4Jldie).
10 Lieut. Nowlan served at the siege of Si-bastopol from Feb. 18&S (Medal and Clasp).
17 Captain Blaude served at the siege of Sebastopol, and was wounded at tht attack on tha Bedan 8lh
Sept. 18&& (MeJal and Clusp).
18 Lieut. Baird served the Eastern campaign of 1854-S5, Including the buttlet of Aim* andlnkerman,
alege of Sebastopol, «ortle of the S8th Oct., and assault of the Redan on tha 8(h Sept. (woondcd Otk Jum
1855): Medal and Clasps.
320 Lieut. Wavdl served at the siege of Sebastopol from June 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
98 Assist.Surgeon Abbott served the Eastern campaign of 1854-66. including tbo battles of Alma nd In-
kerman (Medal and Clasps).
84 Assist.Surg. Uiiide served at tbo siege and Ikll of Sebastopol lh>m 80Ui July 1855 (Madal andCtap).
IContinuation qf Notes to 4Srd Foot.]
5 Captain Glover and Lieut. Sargent served with the 51st Begt. tluoughont the BanneMWfr of 1888
(Medelj; on board the E. I.C. steam friipate Ferooz during the naval action and deacraeClon af tka
enemy's stockades on the Rangoon River; during the succeeding three days' operattaaa ill tkavMal^,
and at the ilorm and capture of Rangoon.
Ot Caiitain Iloruu served with the 4 1 it Regt. during the whole of the campaign of 1848 In AI%haBtetan
(Medal), and was present In the engagements with the enemy on 88th March and 88th April In the Piikewi
Valley ; in that of the 8Mh May near Candahar, 30tli Aug. at Ocafno, 5ih Sept. belbra Qkunea,oemipattiii
and dettrurtion of that fbrtress and of Cabool, eipeditiun Into Kohlslan, storm, capture^ and dastmetiia
of Istaliif, and in the various minor affhirs in ond between the Bolan and the Khyber Passes.
8 CnpUin Mure serveJ with the 43ra Light Infantry In the Kaffir war of 1861 -5S (Medal). Served
also in the Orimoa from 20th July to -JUth Hept. 1855, as Aide-de-Cainp to M^|o^Ovn. Markham (Madal
and Clasp for Sebastopol, and 5lh Class of the MedJIdie).
8t Captain Hudson served as Adjutant 04th Regt. throughout the Persian campaign of 1856-57, ladafint
the Sturm and capture of Rcshire, surrender of Buohire, night attack and battle of Kooohab, and bonbaidmCM
of Muhumroh. Served in Bengal and N. W. Provinces m suppressing the mutiny in 1867-58; preacat^k
~ in in the actions of Futtehpore, Aoung, Panooo Nuddee, Cawnpore, Onao, Buaaerat '
llaveluck's column
(Ist anil Snd), Boorbeakcchowkec, Bitiioor,* AlumbaglC and flrat relief of Lucknow; prraent la all
at Alurabogh.
0 Lieut. Medhurst (terved with the 51 «t Begt. throughout the Burmese war of 1853 (Medal); on board Ika
R. I. C. Btvam sloop ^aoitris during the naval action and destruction of the enemy's sCoekadca on
the Rangoon Kiver; served during the succeeding three days* operations In the Ttcinlty (iauladkst tfca
storming of thu White House Redoubi) ajid at the storm and capture of Itangoon ; also at tka aapaaLLaad
capture of Basjiein 19lli May.
1 1 Lt. Morley s«.>rved with the 51st Regt. throughout the Burmese war of 1858 (Medal); on board fhe U.CL
steam frigate Feroaz during the naral action and destruction of the enemy's stock aides on tin BiB|nmi
River; served durins the succeeding three days' operations in thevlciuity (iucluding tha itoimiag af Ika
Wiiite House Redoubt), and at the storm and capture of Bangoon.
18 Doctor Barclay served in tha Kaffir war of 1840-7, and in Utatof l8Cl-t-8 (Medal).
ejuly 40 PIS JtD. 54
IB Aug. 48! aoMay 63
25JunE&2| BJuna 6i
OeofsePruer*
Willum CroAon Wud'
Dnncan UaepherMn* . ,
Joseph CliB> Bom Qrore '
Wiii.O.BTeruilWebb«" rS3NoT. SJ[ 11 Aag:. &4
RawlBndHiUQanlon"..|'12DfC.50 31 Dee, '~
Fra. Cunnlnghsm Scott' " 24 Noi.fis!
5^} iSni(ThtRoyttJi^hland)Iltgl.ofFi>ot. 355 _^^. .
Si. Aatnic, - IVtmt mi ll^nimt iM-fU.'-Tki SplilH^ "MTPT" "COinFlT* " ■ alf R
"FVKmn ITOKOR" "PVBBHBR8" "NIVSLLB" "HIVB" •'OBTHBa*' &V^JS
■"TOUIOUBB " "PBHIWBtJLA" " WATBRIOO" "ALM*" - SBVASTOFOL." J^iE. "
CStlmMl.— V ^ir Jamei Douglu,' KCB. Eiu. 10 July 17U0; LUut. 10 Jnne ^9-3'^
1800; Cop(.16Sept.02;.lf^or,I8Fob.l>0;ii>u(.-C<rf.30M»j 11; Cal.3ZS£%
19 July 91; jr<i/-Om. QS JnlyaO; Ll.-Gfn. i!i Vov. *l ; Gni.SO Judi SljiS^ ^r^
Cal.43nd Foot, lOAprtlSO. >"S»|-
X^L'CMsitalt.— Frederick Green Wilkiaaon,< Siu. v37 Dec. 43; Xuut. I'lS'SCB^i
Aa«.47; Cspt. P17 Oct. 61 ; ATivt"', 0 Oct. 66 ; Xt.CoI. 16 Much 28. l^iit
BdwudlUmsdenPrlntle7,'£'n«.a7 Not. 85; X^'ia Jan.SS; Cs/it. P20 Oct. i^i.|
43j Jlrett.'3£ty.20}aae^i; Sf^uor, 3 AprU 57 ; i(.CoI. 10 Aug. 58. iSlS--*
afq/inn.— John ChcthamM'Uoil/ £■»!». 21 Apr. 40; Xi>u(. P 17 KoT.4e; Copt.5Ei3S|
88 Dee, 64; Major, 10 Uwch 6S. -
JohnDryid«te/£nj, as Jude47; Xi<uM2 Oet.62t Cap«. ISJan,!
■M^. ao jBly 68 ; Jtf^'or, 10 Aug. 58.
Herbert Heniy Moacley
Adam Ferguson'* . .
William Baird"
JolmWllioD"
LlSnTBHAHTS,
VCf.B.H.Farquhai
W.Wood ,*arf;'^f , iKjtiiirM)
Hnrdoch Hacleod " . .
Oeorge Wm. Cockbuni'
Hon. Rand. Hy. Stewart"
Klchard Kerr Bayly " . .
Charles Shuttleworth . .
Tliomai Uanafleld Jamci
JoaathanWynyardUay nee
William Undsrwood .,.
William Tfaoiuaa Fraier
Jamn William ftlitehell,
William Jame* "
Arthur J»me»Ceely" .
James Bdmund Cbriitie
William HenryBpoooer'
Samaeiaordon McDakin"
William Bandera Walter"
Haary Wtaiym Fallden"
Geo. Thot. CaruB Hoore
EdmDDiI Whitehead ....
Ales. Feiriar Kiditon ..
e63l
18 Aug. 54
15 Jan. 65
16 Feb. 65
30 Feb. 55
23 Feb. 55
S Mar. 65
16 Mar. G6
'20 Hi
> 23 April 55
8 Dec. 64
OFcb. 55
9 Har. 65
9 Feb. 56
13 April 65
2 Oct. 65
9 Oct.
'S3 Oct. 65
11 Uay 65|»a3 Nor. 65
35 May 66
S June 55
1 May 56
15 Feb. 66
' 30 Mar. 56
10 Aug. 65
17 Aug. 65
' 0 Oct. 65
23 Oct. 55
S5 Jan. 6S
' 1 Feb. 66
13 Dpc. 56
'32 May 57
' 9 Not. 66
> 6 Aug. 69
' 33 Not. 65
'33 N(
'14 Dee. 55
28 Aug. 67
10 Apr. 58
30 Jane 56
19 Aug. W
' e Apr. 60
'24 Apr. 65
17 July 65
10 Aug. 56
33 Feb. 55
0 Sept. 66
OOct. 55
' 1 May 67 I
'32 May 57 |
IS Har. 58 1
10 Aug. 60 I
■■»>■»- lyjl
llllll
imiindoriliaTlliPnr.
Payiiuu(«r.— Jamea Arnold BiMlntle," 34 April 66.
AiOvtaiit. —Lieut. William Wood * 10 Feb. 66.
iMtnelor i(f JUvtittry.— Lieut. William Thoioai Praier, 27 May 59,
Qmrter- JfMtn-. — Jobn Simpson, 7 Oct. 69.
Aovem.— John Sheldon Fariong," M.D. 9 Feb. 65 ; Anist.Surg. 10 Not, 47.
* ■ ' -Sttrgtoat. — Alexander Maclesn," 7 April 64,
Alfred Hooper," 16 June 64,
WllUara Alexander Macklnnon," 23 Oct. 57.
Faeingi Blue.— ..4jm«, Messrs. Coi4 Co.
lattmrutdjivm th* Oimea, Julj/ 1856. Embarliedfor India, 14 Aug. 1867.]
Zutmi ftraipBip
256 42nd {The Royal Highland) R^. of Foot.
8 Ckptaiii Tram lerred the campaln of 1RB7-5S aKtInit the Katineen in Indi*. indndlnf the MtloM at
Kudnwise snd 8biimMl»d« lieita ana fUl of Lacknow aod assavlt of the Maitiniera aod fiakt* Bvagatov,
attMk M the fort of KoOTah, action at Allyffanga, and eaptnre of BareiUj.
7 Captain Ward wnred thronghont the Eoiteni campaira of 1854-55, including the battlw of Alaa iid
Balaklava, expedition 1o Kerlch and Yenikale, eieee ana nul of Sebaitopol frecdred a lUfht eontaaiOB flhaa
the flrafnnent of a ehell in the trenehei (Mirdal and Claspe, and 5th Claii of the Me^jidle). Serrcd the caaii-
paint of 1837-58 egainitthe Mutineers in India, including the aetiona al Kadrgante and Shnaaaahad, liefe
and fall of Lucknow and aHanlt of the Martiniere and Jlankt' Bungalow, attaea on the fori of Boojah, aetioa
at Allygnnge. attack and capture of Bareill^.
8 uiptain Macpherwon eerred the eempai]ni of 1857*58 againit the llutineen In India, indnding tha Ktion
at Kudyfrnnge, liege and fell of Lucknow end aseanlt of the Martiniere and Banka' Bungalow, attack on the
fort of ilooyah, action at AUTgunae, attack and captare of Berdlly.
9 Captains Grove and Scott and Lieut. Wood aerred throuKhont the Eaatem campaign of 1854>Sfi. indndint
the battles of Almn and BaUklsTa, expedition to Kertch and xenikale, siege and fall ofSebaatopol (Uedal ana
Cbiaps. Captaiaa Grore and Scott have the 5th Class of the Medjidie, and Lieut. Wood is a Knight of the
Legion of Honor). Senretl the campai^ of 1857-58 against the If otineera in India, indoding the aetiona at
Cawnpore (C Dec. 57), Seriaghat, Kudygungc, and Shnmsabadf siege and fsU of Lucknow and asaault of the Mar-
tiniere and Ranks' Bungalow, attack on the ft>rt of Rooyah, nction at AHyrunjte, attack and eaptnre erf Bareflly.
10 Captain Webber served throughout tlie Easteni caninairn of 1854-55, including the battlea of Alma and
Bahklava, expedition to Kcrteh and Yenikale, siege and full of Sebastopd (Medal and daapa).
11 Captain Gordon serred with the S8th Regt. throughout the Eastern eampaicn, inehidfaig the battles of
Alma and Inkerman, siqte of Sebastopol. and commanded the part^ of the S8th whidi vaa engaged in re-
pulsing the sortie on the SOtb Dec., for which ho was honorably mentioned by Lord Raglan and pnwoted into,
the Coldstream Guards (Medal and Clasps).
13 Captain Moseley srrred the campaixn of 1857-5S against the Mutineers in India, Indoding the aetiims at
Kndygunge and Shumaabad, siege uia fail of Lucknow and assault of the Martiniere and Banka' Bungahiw.
IS Captain Ferguson served at the siege and fall of Sebaatopol fhmi 14th Julv 18o6^Medal and Ckap).
1 1 CapUin Baird served at the siege of Sebastopol flrom July 1855 (Medal anil Clasp). Serred the campaisn
of 1857-58 Qgninit the Mutineers in India, including the actions at Kudyrange and Shumsabad, siege and fall
of Lucknow, attack on the fort of Ruoyali, action at Allvgunfe, attack and capture of Bafdlk.
15 Captniii Wilson served the Eastern campaign of 18b4-5J5. induding the battle of Balakiava, erae^tlw to
Kertch and Yenikale, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Class of the MaiUidie). Sen ed
the campaign of 1857-58 against the Mutineers in India, including the actions at Cawnpcm (6Ui Dec.), Seria-
ghat, and Kudygungc, sie^ and fall of Lucknow and assault of the Martiniere and Banka' Bungalow, attack
on the fort of Kooyah, action at Allygnnge, attack and canture of Rarcilly.
17 Captain Green scnctd at the sieac of Sebaiitopul trom 14th July 1855 (Medal and Claip). Served the
campaign of 1837-58 against the Mutineers in India, including the actions of Kndygange bm Shumsabad,
siege and fall of Lucknow, and assault of the Martiniere and Banks' Bungalow, attack on tne fcrt oC Baoyah,
action at Allvgunge, attack and capture of Bareilly.
18 Lieut nrquharson served at tlie siege of Sebastopol from 14th July 183S (Medal and Claap). Served
the campaign against the Mutineers in India, including the actions at Cawnpore (6th l)ec. fi7),8eria^at,
Kudygungc, and Shumsabad, siege and fill of Lucknow and assault of the Martiniere and Banks Bnn^ilow
(severely wounded).
19 Lieuta. Madeod and Furse, Ensigns Spooncr and Walter served the campaign of 19S7-M aninst the
Mntineers in India, including the actions at Kudyguiige and Shumaabad, siege and fell of lioAnow and
assault of the Martiniere and Banks* Bungalow, attack on the fort of Rooyah, action at Allygunge, attack and
capture of Bareilly.
30 Lieut. Cockburn^served the campaign of 1867-IA against the Mntineers in India, indndlnj^ the aeCioni at
Cawnpore (" "
Martiniere
Served
Shumsabad, siege and fall of Lucknow, attack on the ftnrt of Rooyah, action at Allygnnge, attack aid ^tnre
of Bareilly.
82 IJeuts. Bayly, James. Cerly, and (Thristie and Ensign McDakio served tlie eaimaignof 1857-S8 against
the Mutineers in India, including the actions at Cawnpore f6th Dee. 67), Seriaghat, Kudygungc &»< Shumaa-
bad, siege and fall of Lucknow and assault of the Martiniere and Banks' Bungalow, attaci on the fort of
Rooyah. action of Allygunge, attack and cnptiire of Bareilly.
84 Ensign Keilden served the campaign of 1857-58 against the Mntineers in India, indndiag the aetioM at
Cawnpore (6th Dec. 57). Seriaghat, Kudygunre, and Shumaabad, siege and fkll of Lneknow, and aaaanit of
the Martiniere and Banks' Bungalow.
85 Paymaster Baznlgette served at the siege of Sebastopol from 29d June ISU (Medal and Claap). Sewed
the campaign of ] 857-68 against the Mutineers in India, induding the action at Kudygungc, aiqa and fall of
Lucknow, attack on the fort of Rooyah, action at Allygunge, and capture of Hardily.
87 Snraeon Furlona served throughout the Eastern cammign of 186I.56, indndlng the alEahr of Bnlgaaak.
88 Assist. Suraeon Maclean served the I':astem campaign up to the SOthOct. 1854^ and firom 17th Fob. 1855,
including the battle of Baluklavu, expedition to Kertch and Yenikale, siege and fall of Sebaatopol (Medal and
Clasps). Served the cnmnnign of 1867-58 against the Mutineen in India, induding the aettona at Xudygnige
and Shumsabad, siege and fall of Lucknow, attack on the fort of Rooyah, action at AUygnnge, and canlaie of
Bareilly.
80 Asaist.8anteon Hooper served in the Eastern campaign from 8th Nor. 1864— Medal and Gtaap fbr Sebas-
topoL Served Uie campaign of 1857-58 against the Mntineers in India, Including the aetiona at Cawnpore
(6th Dee. A7)i Seriaghat. Kudygungc, and Shumsabad, siege and fdl of Lucknow, attack on the Ibrt of Boofdi,
action at Allygunge, and capture of Bareilly.
80 Assist. SurReon Macklnnon served the Eastern eampalgn of 18M-M with the dtnd HighltBden,
Including the baitles of Alma and Balaklava, expedition to Kertehi dege and fall of Sebastopol. and SMaolt
of J the outworks on the 18th June (Medal and Clasp). m
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"l 'lOFeb. S4; Mqior, r IS June M; Xr.CM.ril Anji. SS; Col. 33 Winr, 41 ;
MaJoratn-WlanoM; Col. 44 V. S Asg. fiS.
£(.CWM*<*^CIiulei William Dniibv SUkIs;,* CB. Snd £t. r 8 Xir. 8S;
£fait.M0iit.3g; Oapt.PBSeft.**-, 3r0/»r, 7 D«e.60t Zif.CW. IS Dm.64;
CW.DH»r.58.
William MacMahon,' Au. p 0 Not. 35; £fni(. 2B Feb. 40; C^.VI MurU;
Jl/qj. 13DBe.54; Jir»ti. Lt.CeL2 Sot.Hln Lt.C»LM Ang.&l.
Vit/ffn.— Andrew Browne,* fiM.rSO Apr. 41; £t. 14 Out. 49 ; Ch^.'SBqit.
4S; JBrn-JTiu'. lSDecS4; ifftZ- 31 Ans.iUi Jrn.£r.C«J. 8 Jone H.
JoUn Htckett,* Sim. 17 Hot. 37 ; Lt. 38 Aug. 3D ; Capt. 15 Jnl; fil » Am
Mn/QT, 12 Dec. 6-1 ; ATnjor, 7 Bept. 5S.
! CAPTAIFB.
Wlli«ni Faueaett'
John Robli
Richard Pr«aton'
WiUlain Fletcher"
Fred. Wm. Gregory" ..
^OTi .S . Bi I Hie- H nmillon '^
jAlei.W. Cobliam" ....
Fra. Dulrymplo Wnltera"
'ArthurWllliamSUTeley*
A.d e Montm oicj . Hei:
George Ingham "
f John Jeanlnga Kendall'
■ Wm, ArthnrWood'
QeoTfc ETattAcklom"..
Matthew Skinner Smith"
Peler Mclnnii"
Thomu OrtoQ Boworth*'
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' Elliott Arthar Bajmond
Jamea Kaj
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Robt. Monlrcaor Ro^en"
, Qee. CuthbertBon Dower"
George Efierlon Hodgion
: Philip Morton Flit ....
' Samuel Hanil; Halahan
Aug. Illchard Trimmer . .
Richard Yarde Foley ....
Henry William Heane ..
ENBiona.
FrarclBO'MelU"
Charlea Baisett Lewii . .
Arthur J. Roberts
Clm. BlphluBtone Rennlu
ConMantine Magnlre
WmJohnB.O.Sutherland
\ Charle* Iluwey Waleh
i Henry dc Pamy Rcnnick
13 Hay 6.1
•13 Jan. 54
7 June 64
IOAu[,
SSDee. M
•16 Jan. 66
90 Feb. 65
31 Feb. Sa
39 Feb. 6fi
16 Mar. 5b
6 Apr. 55
1 May 65
33 Not. 66
' 1 Feb. 60
• 11) April 67
6 Dec. 05
I 7 Dec. 66
SOct. 68
19 No
3 Aag. 66
7 Apg. 65 :
7 Dec. 65 o
7 Doc. 55, >-
0 Mar. 68 '"5"^"^l"' ^.^.'".
R«i. at tb* Ml of Se
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Paymmter. — Richard GUtbam Thomsett,** 35 Jan. 56 ; Qr.ltr, 37 Jolj C6,
Aiijutant. — lAmt. Edward CharlcB Pembarton Plgott," B Harch &9.
Iitttraetor of Mutketjy, —
L= iS QHartprArotter.— William Hart,»36 Jan. 56.
Surgron. — Jamea Hee," 6 Hay 64 ; AititUSurg. 38 March 46.
AftUtanI SHrgeon>.—-Jtmra Bowyer Baker, S8 May 67.
n Charlea Jamei Kinahsn, 37 Hay SI.
Edmund Greawold M'Dowell, 6 Nor, 6S,
Fa«ingt yMom—AgnU*, Mean, Con k Co.
[Ibfunui/ren th» Crimm, Jmt 1860. SmbtirHtdJir India, 36 Aug, IflST.}
■ LlHl.Colonrl MacMllion UTTid lh> EaiUm eanpalin of ISM-SB, IncludlBi <)i* fcill' ■- •
Ju«« ()l«ltl and Claipi, KnlRhi .r ib. Le|l« of Hni.gr, tertlDiu MrU, aMlMi OhT^Xi H^W
BiDtaUUH or rtjiht am aii4 rut a)
ef U« A'T'on ^ Booor,
It a-rt, Branti ot Uiim aM LMM^b^
; ''J "f.r'l^vr ^ 44«fr<I%fl £at^ JSaex) BegL efFoot. 260
. .<^.IM«»HM%«HwrM« Jatk«BtrtW4fl««pftlgnori8a4^MD.A.aM.OeB^liidpdit»Kttel»a^
tiM OHmmh nA aicft of 8ikMto|iul (Medal and Claapt, Brevat MiOor, Sardinian Madal, and Mh Clan of
tka Venule).
7 Iddor IteweH HTvcd ilia Baatam eannatgii of Ift64-S0» tnelttdliiff tha tatllcf of Alma and iBkernMi,
alata «nd CUl oC Sebaatopol, and attack and occupation of the Cemetery on the IBtb June; he wae ^Mgade
If^or in the Srd Ditleion trom 33rd April 1855 (Medal and Ciaspe, BreTet M^ior, Sardinian Medal, and 6ih
GlaM of the Mn^ldie).
V If ijor RoblMOB eereed the Baetem eampafgn of 1854>55,lnelndlD9 the battlee of Alau and bikeman,
alita aad fUl of BabtitopoU attack and oecupation of the Cemetery on tha 18(h June, and waa Alde-de-
Caoap to Brigadier-Oeneral Spencer in the trenches at the fkll of Sehactopol Bth Sept., and in the expedition
to aad capture of the Porta of Kinboum (Medal and Claspe, Brevet Mdjor^ Knight of tha Leg ion of
flonor, and 9th Clan of the Medjldle).
9 M^ior PreetoBr aarred tha Eastern campaign of 1854U55, including the battles of Alma and Inkerman,
■tega and fail of 8ebastopol» attack and occupation of the Cemeter/ on the IBth June (Medal and Clasps,
Brevet uf Mi^or, Knight of the liegion of Honor, and 5ih Class of the Me^Jidle).
10 Mi^or Fletcher served the Eastern earapaign of 1854-55, indading the battles of Alma and Inkermaa,
' * alego and Half of Sebaatopol, attack and occnpation of the Cftmetery on the I8th June (Medal and Clasps,
Brevet of Mi\}or, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Clan of the MedJldie).
11 Ciqitains Gragory and CoMiam served the Ea<(tern campai^in of 1845-55, including the battles of Alma
ttnd Inkennan» siege aad fall of Sebastopol, attack and occupation of the Cemetery on the 18th June (Medal
and Glaips, and 6th Clait of the Medjldle).
n Captain Ingham served tha Eastern campaign of 1854-55, Including the battles of Aln»a and Inkei^
■mni'sl^a and ftdl of Sebaatopol, and attack and occupation of the Cemetery on the 18th June (Medal and
IS Captain Hon. R. Bafflle>Hamllton served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, Including the battlaa of
Alma and Inkennan, siege and fkll of Sebastopol, and capture of Kinboum— as Aide de Camp to General
Spencer (Medal aad Clasps, and Saidlnlan Medal).
14 Uent. Wood aerved the Eastern carapalgn of 1854-55, indading the battles of Alma and Ink«rman«
siege and teU of Seba^pol (contusion from a round shot in the trenches 17th Oct. 54), and attack and
occupation of the Oonetery on the 18th June (Medal and Clasps, and Sardinian Medal).
15 Llrats. Rogers aad Bower were at the tell of Sebastopol CMedal and Clasp).
18 Lleuu Aeklan-fcrred at the slago of Sebaspotol, including the attack on the leth June (Medal and
Clasp).
18 Captains Waltara and Kendall, and Lieut. Smith, served at the siege and fill of Sebastopol in 1B5S,
including the attack on the 18th Jane (Medal and Clasp).
10 Lieut Plgott served in the treaehes before Sebutopol and at Its Ikll (Medal and Clasp).
50 Lieut. Mclnnis served in the Crimea (Medal and Clasp).
51 Lieut. Howorth served at the si^e of Sebastopol, including tha attack on the 18th June— severely
wounded (Medal and Clasp).
S8 Capt. Staveley served m the tienebes before Sebastopol (Medal aad Clasp).
SI Ealsign O'Neill served In the Baatem oampaign of 1854-05, ineludlng the battle of Alma aad siege of
Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
S4 Paymaster Thomsett and Surgeon Mee served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, Indading the battles
of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
SO Qr.Master Hart served tha Eastern campaign of 1854-05, Inoludlng tha battles of Alma and Inker-
man, siege and Ikll of Sebaatopol, attack and occupation of the Cematery on the 18tb June (Medal and
Caasps).
[CimtinuaiUm qfNote^ to 4&th FooUl
7 Captain Hobbi lerved Ihe Ksfflr campaign of 1860-18 (Medal) ; cwnroanded the rcaivgnard of thajlst
BMtIS a volunteer on 9»th Dec 1866, when two offlccrs and twentv-two men were killed, and one offlMr
ShriStJn menw^dcd; waa ap?rfntcd Captain Commandant pt a native force of 830 men. whidi ha
!^m£ded ft» serend moBtha on patrol thnrngh tha Amatolu and Waterkloof ; in Dec. 1851 he was again
SSm to tM STarSli M f volinWV ^nSf the 45tU Begt. earlv in 1862, and accomDViied it on e^
HwHhrSigh the Waterkloof and Amatolas untU the termination of the war ; was several tunea named m
^?n2«GTOneey aerred in tha Kaffir war of 1846^7, and in the Arid against the Enemy in the Orango
M laSrpSwen eoted with the 95th Begt. in the Indian oamnaiga m 18M, mchiding tba riege and
.icaSi»^K5AhntllB of Koto ka Serai, general action resaltmg ^
of Gw»lior (Medai^
Sflb 4Sth ■( TV Notttngianuhin) Stgt. tf Foot. [ twpS&nt.
"I0K1U" "TtaiBkA" "TutTiKA" "Bmira" "Fvuraa trahom" "OlnMB ■■aUatf'
"I0I.1U" "TtmB»i" "T*i»T»«*'
■I— ,Mr Hagh Henry Rom,' QCB. Bni. 'SJoBeM; £(. *M Oct. 91;
9(. i>23Jd1t34; Jtf ^or, » SO Dee. 36 ; X/. C0J. ' 1 T Be|^ 30 ; Ctl.llffOT.
Maior Om. 13 Dm. 54 ; Col. 45 P. 20 Jaly 58.
,-Co7(m*(.— Henry Cooper,' £n». ^ «e Feb. 90; Lint, r A Apr. 31 j Capl.
I No*. 35 ; JfrX;or, 10 Sspt. 45 ; ii.Crf. 19 July 48 ; Cel. afl Not. 64.
■fc_Wllltam H. Preiton, Bni. vU Sept. 30) ImiH. Hi Feb. 33; Capt.
Oct. 39 ; Maior, 10 Jiily 48 ; Bt. Lt.-CtLK F«b. 66.
John 8h»w, En*, r S3 Mar. 89 j Li»at. * 7 Jane 39 ; Capt. r 1 July
nt.— Lieut. Richard Blair, 10 March 58.
tlOT of Ktakelry.—EnMgn R. J. Callwell, SO July GO.
T.JIf(U(rr.— RichBTfl Poirer,'* 28 May 47.
n. — Thomas Connor O'l^ary," H.B. 0 Feb. 55; Attitt.Surg.GAii%,il.
■Surgeon*.— A leiandcr Flshar Bartley, 14 Jan. 53.
Jamei Arthur Hanbury, M.B. 30 Sept. 53.
Faeingi Oreen. — Agtnti.Kixm.Cox and Co.
[Reiurnidfnm (Ae Cape 0/ Oood Hope, 9nd Junt 1B50.]
I BlrHaihRBHinndlhiBjrmmnpMnantM-tl (UmUI, CS., Crou of St. Jaba M
Pinrti, (Di iMnI nt bnor fron iha BiiJMn). S*ri*d Uw Bhibp omuiai at IS6i-U ta .« v— •
OoamtMloBii at Ibg Hiad QnwMn ot tbi Fmcb Atdt, aad vh vaanM baton Btbulopal (Ibdti and
CtaiM, M^or OMwnl, XCB., Ctmmtait at Um LM'mi «t Hemr. aad third dw al th* Ht«ldit).
— 1^ .■.. ..._._■ i-ji. 111.U ■-—•».-o«,tioMrt»^MullBi«nW.M,hijlwUKt»«r»llrfitfBawi;
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Cmt.61lm.Vi} M^f.M Much 81; Lt.-Ctl. 18 Oct. 30) CiJ. 19 Jnna
46; ^Bf^Oot.IOJnneMi CcMfitbFoot, IB Not.&4.
X(««t.-CWkHA^— Aleiander Huwell,' CB. £ru.M9 June 35; Xf. VS8 Dee^;
Capt.Hjacpt.i3;M<^<ir,P\08ept.i6,LI.CeI.lS-Dee.!A;CoHiDt«.N.
\.i AHliurGeorgeVEi«y,'Bii».'S»M«y8fi;£(.P25Aqg.37i Cnpt. p 83 Jaly 43 ;
BrtuM^. SO Jana S4 ; Mi^r, 29 Dae. £4 ; LI.Col. 31 Aag. 08.
Jfil/or*.— Colin Fred. Campbell,* £iM. I Ma; 40: Ltmil.lO Mar. 43; apt.
ADg.47; Vq/w.PIl Hay U> ; frtc-J-f.^Cof. S Not, £6.
• RoiiUr putt, Stu. r 30 Sept. 4S ; LI. SB July 44 ; Ctpt. f IT Oct. 01 ;
.»lBOcl.60.
Captaikb.
1 3(1 Apr. 44
LIEUT.
CAPTAIN.
BKST.-NAT.
George Clarke ' .
S3 Feb. 47
|< 30 Jau. 64
.Nicholas'
i V e Dec. 44
P 13 Aug. 47
P 98 Apr. 54
Henry Fuller Bandwith.
li>ao Oct. 41
28 Apr. 44
0 June 64
George Fred. Dallai,'" »
IP 18 May 45
P28 Apr. 48
n92S*pt. 64
8 June 66
CharlesS. M'Alester' .
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S9 Dec. 54
■ - 14 Dee. 49
1" 1 Apr. 63
29 Dec. 6«
15 OcL 63
"20 Jan. 04
P 5 June 56
11 Mar. 53
0 June 64
■■ 20 May 67
« Apr. 6,1
0 June 54
P 17 July 67
11 Nov. 63
93 Sept. 54
1-24 Aug. 58
iU Jan. .'>4
8 Dec. SI
>' 23 Aug. 61)
I sir John IVnnprillHr
4 Feb. 54
8 Deo. 54 '""«1 lB8irCh«l« N.pkr'i
!8 Apr. 64
4 July 64
OFeb. 66|™^!''"8F'"'«'.£1-««-
6 Sept. 64
1) Mar. 66,uid>Milioithraii(hUi>t>iidT:
6 Not. 64
16 Doc. 64
10 Jan. 66
9 Mat. 66 'S«.«3 ihnnKhui".*^"'
' 4 lonuliiii or IM4, In connind
0 J 'ot> brlgnda In llir tni dliblon
20 Feb. 66
6 July 66
1 Jane 66
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17 AMg. 65
'31 .Jiwlw of Ilia powarhit Miiia
13 Jan, 60
» 33 '«< iha *gut octobar), and ■>•
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15 Feb.
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13 July
16 July
7 Sept.
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Wht of Iba LrfloB of Huur, Suij
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64; J?ni.l7 0ct.45) £^9 Feb. 48.
16 Mar. 66.
*ait.'Aiidrtm Wbltlen, 16 Jan. 67.
in iandenon," 38 April 54.
MD. 2 Oct. 67 i Atiul.SHrg. 16 Not, 40.
^ ^ Meane," 24 Dec. 63.
3 George FaugUt, 6 Jan. 66,
Vi am VCuour, 39 Sept. 68.
FMijigiYti\ow.~Afe7itt, Meian. Cox ft Co.
Iriih Agmit, Sir E. R. Borough, St., Arrait & Co.
4LtCal. Tn*Ti*rTcduiha>l«i«o(B8b»toiiollB I8S4-U (Hedal and Clatp. and SU Clan otlba Hed-
1 liipUiiiallkliolai and H'Aleatvlencd at tha •IcEeot Babulopel Id 1«M-U (Vfdal and ClMp, and
Mh CUh o< at MalUldla).
a CaaUluClHluaBd Valdf wmdatUKilcia d( Scbaitsinl In iaM.«I( (Hadal and Claap].
M CHtahi FDida aarrad at tlia ilifi and fall at Seliaalapal rion 8lh Nor. 18M, aa Alda.-dt.^JaiBp to
Ik|.d«s. OarNttfnm lit Dm. IBM iMadalaiid Claap,and Sib Clauof IbaMfllJIrlla).
• Oaalala Knup, Uaata. Haljar {Touadad al laktnua) and Townibaad, agrrad tba EaiWn cuapalfn
.^yrrr^. -rrr .._ . ._ .._._ ,_. nd ataan of aabaatnpoHUKtal
•sd haa tha BU Owi at tha
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laktmiwi) and Town
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962 «46<&(7%tf SaicaJ>wm«Am)JS^^0fJF0^
10 Mi^or DallM Mirad la the Btiteni ctnptlini of lt54« Inelndlnf Hw 4tg« of t>tilopol ani tattto
of Inkerman, whare ht luecwdad to Um aonniMid of Iht tvo OpmptntM 46Ui Regt. (Medal awl Ohm^
Breret Major. Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th ClaM of the MwUidH).
11 Uentenant JonM terrtd in the Eaeiem campaign of IMS, during a eoniMenbla porthm of which ka
acted ae an Awletant Bng inner (Medal and Glaee, and 6th Clase of Che M«4Jldle).
15 Captaine Waldy, Coote, and Hamond, Laeuts. BroolieSt Whittea, Cluiiehllli aad Burgeea, aerved at
the siege of Sebaitopol In 1854-05 (Medal and Clasp).
14 PajRiaater Sioiej and Quaiter-Maater Sanderaon eerred at tlia aiege of Sebaatopol hi 1854-58
(Medal and Cla»p).
16 Doctor Tbuch lerred at Aboo in Rigpootana in 1857 at Aaaiit. Surgeon BSrABegi. when a favga detadmoik
of the Jondpore Legion rantiuied and attacknl the hanracki and station, and vaa olBdaUjr thanked hy the
Oiffirer commanding the Deesa field hrignde in a letter which was rend to the Kegt. for having in the ahaenre of
the Offlcer eonnnaBding tlie detachment of the fUrd Regt. who vaa sick. ** at the commencement of the attack ao
abW directed the convalosrents upun the points moat exposed to the attack of the amtiBeen." By the conduct
of t'he detachment 83rd Regt. the lives of ISO Eurupean women and children were saved. Served in medical
charge of the 83rd at the aicge, ussanlt and capture uf Kotah> action of Sangimaer, hattk of Bunasa, and night
attacV on Uie enemy's camp at Sceknr (Medal).
10 AMist.8urRe<Mi Meane served with the Slst Regt. In the Crimea firom 99nd May 1855, Inclndiag tba
slexe and fiOl of Setiaakopol, and attacks of the 18th Jane and 8lh Aept, and received a eoatosed wonad
on the linee from a shall In the trenches on 17th June (Medal and Olaif ).
[Continuation qf Notes to 41 th Foot.
1 Ueat.OeneTal Shaw Kennedy nerved with the 4Srd light Infantry at the siege of CopanhaMB and battic
of Kioge in 1807. In 1808 with the Corps of Sir David Baird from Coninna to Sahagon, and in the ictrsat
under Sir John Moore. In 1609 with the light Division in the march firom Lisbon to TalaTera, wheie he
beeaaie Adjutant of the 43rd. Served aa Aide-de-Camp to General Robert Ctauftird durfait 1009 and 1810.
and waa preaent in the nnmeroua affair* that took place between the Coa and Aqueda, and severely wonnded
at the action of Almeida. Served at the sicfre of Ciudad Rodrigo, and at the aasanlt of the Fort and of Ae
plaee. Stood with Oeneial Cranfurd when, m the asMuIt, he placed himself on the crest of the glaria, when
he fell aaortallv wounded. Was the bearer of the Duke of Wellington's summons to the Govevnor demand-
ing the surrenoer of the plaee. Served with the 43rd at the siege and storming of Badagoa, dniing tfaa Invei^
ment of the forts of Salamanca, the advance and retreat fnm that place to the Dodio, the acbenof
manea, and the investment of the Betiro and occupation of Madrid. Served as Aide-de-Camp
toOenesal
Baron Alton on the retreat from Madrid to Salamanca, and in the aflUn that took place between *«'Twnra
and Bodrico. Served as the <»ly ofllccr of the Quarter-Master General's Depwtment to tha 9td Division of
the ArmyTin the actions of Quatre Bras and Waterloo. Beconnoitied for the line of maeeh of the Divisioa
on tha 17th of June from Piermont and the ligny Road, crossing the Dyle at Wavs, a line of march aepania
from the rest of the Army, and a moveesent of great delicacy, being performea in open day fai ptaseme of
Napoleon's advance. On the 18th of June was allowed, in presence of the Duhe of WelllMCon, to form tka
Division in an order of battle new and unusual, that of oblongs in eBdioquer, to meet the rarnidabla auasea
of Cavalry seen fonning in its front, and in this formation the Diviaion reaiated repeatedly, with jpcitet
auccesa, attadn of Cavalry and Artillery probably aa formidable as any known in mifitaiy Uateiv. 6n the
1 8th vras struck' on the side and disabled for some time; and had one horae killed and one womMKd« CImm
manded at Cahda, during the tiiree yeara of the Army of Occupation, the estahlishmeaC farmad thera to heap
up the coDununication between the Army and BngUuid. Served nine years as Asaistant AcUntant-Goseral at
Manchester, during penods of disturbance, and generally in command. Organiaed the Gonstaholaiy V<ana of
Ireluid. Ailer attaming the rank of Mi^or General, vras named by the Duke of WeDlngtan to atvoal voy
important comnnands. Haa received the War Medal with three Claapa.
10 Captain Waddilove served the Eaatem campaign of 1854-56, including the battle* of Alma awl lakat-
man (wounded), capture of Balaklava, siege of Bebastopol, sortie on 20lh Oct., and itonaJng tha Quanice
on 7th June (Medal and Clasps).
11 Captains Croker and Bloomfleld, and Llent. Hawkes, served at the ilege and Ihll of Sebaitopol la
1865 (Medal and Clasp).
19 Captain Straton served at the siege and fkll of Sebastopol In 1855 (Medal and Claq>)«
19 Captain Gamier served at the siece of Sebastopol In 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
14 Qr.Maater M'Intosh and Attiat.8urgeon White served the Eastern campaign of UM-S5, ladadiag
the battles of Alma and Inkerman, capture of Balaklava, siege and fall of Sebastopol, and aortla oa t^
Oct. (Medal and Clasps).
15 Doctor Singleton served in the Kaffir war of 1851-58 (Medal).
18 AssisUSurseon Grange served on the Staff and subsequently In the 47th Regt. In tha Eaatira eoai-
paign from ISth Nov. 1854, Ineludlng the siege and Aill of Bebastopol and assault of tha 8th Sept. (Medal
and Clasp). Was deuchcd from his Regt. for special service In India during the Muilnv of I667<^ and
was In medical charge of a Squadron of the 2na Dragoon Guards at the action of Aalmgaoj on 71h And!
1858- horse shot (Medal}. ^^
17 Lieut, rowcll servea with the 90th Lt. Infantry with General ITavcIock in bis advance oa Lnckaew np to
the taking of the Alumbagli ; present in the defence of the Alumbagh, and rtUef of hutiaaw by Lofd Ojda
and waa aeverely wounded iMcdal and Clasp).
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yajglit^ CMdtp tnA BnoIm^ fimt tiiwm, Mii Omw ttitlloai "pMr* villi the
■MM tki SItt A^ IMS. and nrftd at the lion and ftJl of BobMtopol (Ufdal and Clan»}.
hMabaOaSaidlaiaaMMlaL Oqit. Kniglit kaa Om Mb Clan of Um JHe^kdia.
¥ Ckfteln WUUaniaoo lorfid in tht Crimea at tha tiefi of Sebaatopol ham iiit April to ISth Jmly I8S5
(Mrfila«d€laapj.
!• Gaplaia JLnralt, and Unta. Eyre and Farauhar, landad with tha 4fth Begt. in 'tht Crimea, aenred at
the aeiB and hSL or 8d»atopol, and on detaraed duty in the Doekjard from Uth Janoary to 14th Maith
1U6 Of edal and ClaapX Cant Lorett haa the 5th ClaM of the If e^jidie.
II OiplBia TKnt aerred m the Crimea Irom SItt April I86B, inelndtaiff the alege and ftdl of Bebaatopol^
wooMiea on 4th June (Medal and Claap, aad 5th Clau of the M(»4jidie)t
19 Captehi Droo^ eerved with the OSnd Keirt.the Sutl^ campalfn in 1846, Ineludlni the alAdrof Boddl-
wiJ, ami acUoni of Aliwal and Bobraon (Xodal and Olatpe). Also the Ea*tern campaign of 18M-65.
indudlnc the alege of Sebaetopol from ISth Nor. IBM (If edal and Glaap).
14 Uent. Wyae acrred in the Crimea from Uth May to 7th Sept. 1855, and at the aiege of Sebastopol
(Medal and Claap).
ift Captain Camming aerred in the Crimea at the alege of Sebaatopol from Slit April to 7th Augoat 185B
(Medal and Claep).
17 Qr. Master Mutland waa preacnt at the attack and ci4)tura of Coorg, In the Raat Indie*, in April 1834;
Krrcd aieo in the Crimea firom SUt April 1855, at the ucge and fall of Sebaatopol (Medal and Claap).
[ContinuaHon qfNotet to 40f A Foot]
6 Captain Bereifbfd lerved in the Eailern campaign of 18Si-M, including the aiege of Sebaatopol aad
amaalt of the Redan on the 18th June (Medal and Clasp).
0 CapMUn GoatllBg aerted the Bastern campaign of 1»54, including the battle of Alma, alege of Bebaa*
topol, and aeetle of 90th Oet. (Medal and tbiee Gkspa).
7 GapCalns Attley and Oorban and Llent. Maekay senred In the Eaatera carapiriiin of 1884-86, Indudlng
the battlee of Alma and Inkcrman, alege of Sebaatopol, and loitle of 90th Oct. (Medal and three Clana).
9 CnpCaIn ArmetPong aerred the Bastern campaign of 18M-40, Including the battlee of Alma and Inker-
manj etege and frll of Sebastopol, sortie of 90th Oct., and aaeaulta of the Bedan on 18th June and 8th S^t.
(Medal mid three Clasps, and Knight of the L^lon of Honor).
10 Captain Hopkins served the Battem campaign of 1851-M, Including the battle of Inkerman, siege and
Ikll of Sebaatopol, sortie on 90th Oct., capture of the Quarries, and asMuIts of the Bedan on IBth June
and Bth Sept. (Medal and two Clasps, and Ath CUm of the Medjidle).
11 CaptaiasFltsGeraldandToongserredlhe £a»tem campaign of ISM-AO. includtni theilogeand fall of
StflMstopo^ capture of the Quarries with tlie storming party, and anaullt of the Redun on 18lh June und
8th Setit. (Medal and Clasp). Captain Young was seTerely wounded at the Qvarrict, and haa alao the
Sardinian Medal. Capt. FilsOerald haa the 6th Class of the MedtJklie.
19 Captain ChatAeld aerred the Baatem campaign of 1854-65, including tho siege of Sebastopol, capture
of the Qaarrles with the storming party, and assault of the Bodan on 18th June : was wounded in the
trenchee on Srd Sept. 1855 (Medal and Clasp, and Sardinian Medal).
19 CapUin Gibson served as Adintant of the 49th Regt. at the alcie and Ihll of Sebastopol from 19th
June 1855, and assault of the Redan on 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
14 Captalna Bcoones and Boberts, Lts. Savaiy and Davles, serred In the Crimea, and were present at
the liefC and fall of Sebastopol. and aseaults of the Redan on 18th June and 9th Sept. (Medal aad Clasp).
18 Lieut. Eu«tace lerrpd In tbe Crimea, and was preient at the siege of Sebastopol and capture of the
Quarrie* with the ttorminv partr, and wassererely wounded (Medal and Clasp).
17 Ueuts. Bugrr% Madan, nna Powell, and AssUtSurgeon Calder, terted In the Crimea, and were present
at the siege and ftll of Sebaatopol, and assault of the Bedan on 8th Sept (Medal and Clasp).
18 Paymaster Michell serrco with the 49th Regiment throughout the whole of the operations in China
(Medal), commencing with the first taking of Chusan, and lermlnating with the demonstration before
NanUn, Including the storm and capture of the heights abore Canton, nttack and capture of Amoy.
second capture of Chnean, attack and oapture of the heights of Chinbae, occupation of Nlngpo^ and
rrpuleo of the night-atlack ; attack and capture of the enemy's entrenched camp on the heli^ts of Begnan»
attaok and capUire of Ghapoo, Woosang, and Chin Klanfr Foo. Senred the Eastern campaign of 1854-50^
Inclndlag the battles of Aima and Inkerman, sortie of 90th Oct., and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and three
Claeps).
19 ■igBBn Bewa aerred la the Crimea from May 1856 (Medal and Clasp).
99 A<alrt.lnneon Hannan lerred the Eastern campaign of 1884-60. Indodhir the battlee of Alma and
Inkerman, siege and MI of Sebastopol, lortle of 90th Oct.. capture of Rifle PMa en 19th ipril, eaptava of
tbe q^tnlmt and laiMilU «f the Redan on 19th June and 8th Sept (Medml and thrrt Claipa, and 8Cli Omi
of theMedlldle).
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7 0«pUia Tillbrook ud Li«al. OoW Mrved darlni the latUr p«rt of Iht lieff of Mbtitopol (ITtdil »<
8 &rt. Bftities wrrml the Sntle) eampmlirn of 1845-6 (UedAl and OM Claep), Ineladlng the htttki
of Moodkee and Feromhah (teverelj wounded). SerreU a1w> darinf the Utter pert of the tlefe ofOehM
topol (Medal and Claap).
0 Captain Hanllnxi' terred with the S9tb Rest. In the battle of Uahar^pore( Medal).
10 MivJor TupTMT ferv«d the Ea»tem cumpaim of 1854-50, induainv the baltlee of Alma and Inkennaa,
•tefceund fall of Seba»tupol (Medal and Clirfpt, Brevet of M^or, and 5lh Cia<t of the Mef^idle).
11 0|)tain AntrobuB tcrvetl the KaKtern campaisn of 1854-55, Incladinir the battle* uf Alma aad
Inkcrman, and tieee of Seba»topol (Medal and Claspf, and 5th Cla«t of the Me^idle).
V2 Captuiu Thouiptun terred the SutleJ campaign of 1845-0, and waa present at the battle* of MoodkcCp
Perusetliah, Aliwal, and Sobraun: was wounded hj the esplotlon of a ftun limber at Feroieehah, and
very leverelj wounded hj frrapc-«hot in liKht breast at Sobraon (Medal and three Claspi). Benred the
Kastftrn campaicn of 1^^4-55, including the battles vf Alma and Inkerman, and eleee of Sebastopol
(Medal and Clasps, andSth Class of the MedJidie).
13 Lieut. Clariic serTod the Eastern campaifni until severely woQoded and taken prieoner in a sortie
on the trenches l>cfore Sebastopol. itlst Dec. IH54,haTinff been preeent at the battleeof Aim* and Inkermaa
(Medal and Clasps, Hardlnian Medal, and 6th Class of the Medjidle).
14 Captain F>lor and Paymaster Nowlan serred the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, ineliidlnK the battles
of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
15 Lieut Harwell served at the siefe of Sebastopol from Nov. 1854 to March 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
18 Lieut. Doran served at the siege of Hebostopol from 32nd Nov. 1854 (Medal aad Clasp).
10 Lieut. Lee berved at the siege of Sebastopol from Sod Dec. 1854 (Medal and Clasp, and 5th Class of
the Me<ljidie).
90 Lieut. Johnson served at the siege of Sebastopol firom 10th June 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
Ill Lieut. Hon.C. C. Chetwynd served at the siege of Sebastopol from Snd July 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
25 Astikt.Surgeon Davis served at the siege of Sebastopol from Jan. 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
85 Quartermaster Turner served with the 50th Regt. at the battle of Punniar, S9th Dec. 1845 (Medal).
Also the SutleJ campaign of 1845-40, including the battles of Moodkee, Feroieshah, Aliwal, aad Sobraon
(Medal and tlirec Clasps). Served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, and was present at the battles of
Alma and Inkerman, and during the whole siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
eaptar
HMcr
[Cantinttation of Noiei to 6l$t Foot."]
Stare of Kiitoor in the Dooab. in Dec. 1334. Serred also throughoat the whtds of the casspairn in Ai)|haaiBtsa
cr Lord Xeaae ; preaeat at the captare of the fortrsM of Ohusnee, S3rd July lU^ apo« which norasien he was
appoiBtedKCB.; and while ia cummaad of the Bombay column of the armf of the ladas he eaptand the ftwtrsss of
Kbelat oo the ISth Nov. followiaR, for which Hrviee he was created a Baronet. Has received the Silver War Medal wfch
■even Clasps; aUo First Class Dooraate Empire.
9 Colonel Erringhm served with ilie 51ftt during the war In Aurmah from April to Dee. 185f ;
was on board the E. I. C. steam sloop SMottrU during the naval action and destruction of the eoemj's
stockades on the Rangoon River; served during the succeedinK three days' operations in the Ttclnlty, and
commanded the Rfgliaent at the storm and capture of Rangoon : he also comroanded the troope engaged
at the assault and capture of Bai>sein, 10th May (wounded), and received the especial approbation of the
Oovemor-(}eneral in Council for his services upon this occasion (Medal and Clasp, and Brevet LL'Colonel).
8 Lt.CuL Irby served with the 51st throughout the Burmese war of 1858-58 : on board the K. I. C. steam
frigate Jesottris during the naval action and destruction of the enemy's stockades on the Rangoon River;
served during the succeeding three days* operations in the vicinity, and at the stoim and capture of
Rangoon ; also at the assault and capture of Bassein 10th May. Commanded a Detachment consisting of
four Companies of the 51st with Drigadier-Oeneral Cheape's force during the whole of the sueoeaafiil opera-
tions in the Donabew district, ending in the assault and capture, on the 10th March 1858, of the stronghold
of the Burmese chief Myat-toon (Medal and Clasp).
4 Mafor Dickson served with the Alst in Burmah from Feb. 1S53 to the end of the war, and vat present
with Captain Irby's Detachment of four Companies with Brigadier-General Cheape's force until shortly
before the capture of Myattoon's stninichold, when he was left in command of a Detachment to protect
the sick and wounded of the/orce (Medal and Clasp).
5 Major Agg served with the 51st throughout the Burmese war of 1858-53; on board the B. I. C.
steam friKate Ferooz duriiiK the naval action and destruction of the enemy's stockades on the Rangoon
River ; served during the succeeding three days' operations in the vicinity (including the storming of tiw
White Hou«e Redoubt), and at the storm and capture of Rangoon ; also at the assault and capture of Baaseia,
IQth May ^Medal and Clasp).
0 Capt. Idadden served with the 51st throughout the Burmese war of 1858-59: on board the B. I. C.
•team sloop 5' «o«/ri« during the naval action and destruction of the enemy's stockadce on the Raafooa
River; served durins the viicccedlng three days' operations in the vicinity (including the stormliw of llH
White House Redoubt), and at the storm and capture of Rangoon ; also at the assault and captura of Basaete
19th May (Medal and Clasp).
11 Captain Reed served as Aide de Camp to Oeoeral Reed when he commanded at the siega of Delkl, m»A
vas present in all the actions that took place there fhuu the 8th June to 17tli JnJj 1867, and TnlniJiiiit
afterwards to lerre with the Olit BegU before Delhi (Medal and Clasp).
8«TlB|rlaIa<la.l
Ohkk0rt«r.J
"MIXDIN" '*CORUNNA
5Ui ( The 2nd Yorkshire West Riding) or
The Kinc^s Own Light Infantry RegU
f>** ••SALAMANCA" ••VITTORIA" ««pti»ii«rm^ «
269
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•'PBNlNfULA** ••WATBRLOO" "PEGU."
••HIVBLLE" •'OBTHBB"
' ^^f^^^' CoL-^lfi 5(rThomas \Vill»hlre,» Bart., KCB. Ensign, 25 June 95 ; Liettt. 5 Sept.
' ^^ »5; Capt, 28 Aug. 04 ; M^, 21 Sept. 13; Lt.CoL 4 Dec. 15 ; Col. 10 Jiin.
FuU J Jiaif, 87 ; Mf^.Gen, 9 Nov. 40 ; Lf.Gen, 20 June 54 ; Col. 5lHt Foot, 26 June 4a
'**'• XieMf.Ca/on^.— Arnold Chas. Errington,* jEhs. P4 Feb. 20; Lt. 18 Sept. 81;
Capt. 1*14 July 37; ilf/^'. i>25 July 45; Br.Lt.CoL 9 Dec. 58; Co/. 28
Not. 54 ; Lt.CoL P13 Feb. 55.
Augustas Henry Irby,' Ens. p 15 July 87 ; Lieut. P 5 Oct. 41 ; Capt. 9 Aug. 50;
; BrevJIqjor, 0 June 50; Major, P19 Sept 50 ; Lt.Col. 18 Sept. 67.
0 ! J//yar*.— John Henry Dickson/ -ETwj. 15 Nov. 39 ; Xr. 20 May 42; Capt, 16
, Mar. 53; Major, 18 Sept. 57.
0 ; William Agg,» Ens. p 15 Oct. 50 ; Z#. 19 May 53 ; Capt. P 13 Feb. 56 ; M(\jory
P17 Sept. 58.
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20 Jan. 49
P22 Nov. 44
P 12 Dec. 51
9 July 52
0 June 54
4 July 45
11 Aug. 54
10 June 53
P 24 Aug. 54
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! Captains.
Saml. Alexander Madden^
Stewart Alex. Cleeve^ ..
George Warde ■
Charles Acton '
Hen. K. Dc Anyers Willis
Geo. Hen. Hibbert Ware"
R. G. Sanders Mason ..
Fra. Jas. Bach. Heed " s.
Malcolm Clias. Farrington
Augustus Brigstocke ....
Charles James Hughes . .
I Percy Chaplin
Lieutenants.
Martin Budd Lewin ....
I Bust. Beaumont Bumaby
Wm. Charles Edw. Scott
Riland W. Oldham ....
Chas. L. Balllie Hamilton
I Arthur W. Crowe Read. .
: Edmund Moresby Crowe
William Clements, AtiJ . .
Smeeton Walker
William Henry Saunders
Henry Chambers
! Edward Dudley Oliver . .
Henry Steuart Tompson
Robert Norton Cobb ....
W. Price Llewellyn Lewes,
Ensigns. ;
Fred. Thomas Humfrey p 20 Sept. 50
Empson Edw. Middlcton I 30 Mar. 58
Dudley Villiers Stuart .. 31 Mar. 58
Robert Stratford 25 June 5}<
George S. Robertson . . . . : 20 June 58
Arthur Shaen Carter. ... 24 Sept. 58
i John Vescy Nugent ....
Hcn.Montague Trenchard
George Beverley Bird . .
LIEUT.
p 3 Nov.
14 July
10 Apr.
1 May
9 Apr.
15 May
1 1 May
18 May
P 27 July 55
P 8- Jan. 50
P 4 Apr. 50
P 22 Aug. 50
P 5 Sept. 50
P 10 Jan. 57
P 17 Nov. 57
54
54
55
55
55
55
55
55
4 July 45
P 4 Apr, 51
P 10 Nov. 48
0 June 54
11 Aug. 54
P 3 Nov. 54
18 May 49
13 Feb. 55
P 3 Nov. 54
P 13 Feb. 55
25 Jan. 54
p 1 June 55
CAPTAIN. BREV.-MAJ.
P 4 Apr. 50
P 5 Sept. 50
P 19 Sept. 60
PlOJan. 67
18 Sept. 57
P17 Nov. 57
23 Mar. 58
23 Mar. 58
23 Mar. 68
9 May 58
20 May 58
23 June 58
P24Kept. 58
P 1 Apr. 59
P15 Nov. 59
0 June 54
P 1 June 55
P17 Dec. 52
P 8 Jan. 50
P 4 Apr. 50
22 Dec. 55
18 Sept. 67
P17 Nov. 57
23 June 58
P 1 7 Sept. 58
P 1 Apr. 59
P 15 Nov. 69
9 Nov. 58
3 June 59
4 June 59
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7 Capfain Cl«>cve served as
Adjutant of thefiltt Light In-
fantrx throughout the Bur-
mcKe war of l»5d-3S ; on board
the E.I.C. iteam frigate Ftrooz
during the naval action and
destruction of the enemy's
ktockadeson tlieRangoonRivtr;
4(.>rved during the succeeding
three days' operations In the
Ticinlty (Including the storming
of the While Honse Redoubt),
and the storm and capture
of Rangoon (Medal and Clasp).
8 Captain Warde has m.
ceived the 4ih Class ofthe Hed-
Jidie for service, as HiOor, with
the Turkish Contingent.
0 Captain Acton served with
the &Ut in Burmah from Feb.
I IMS to the end of the war, and
was present with Capt. Irby's Detachment of
four Coinpanicswith Brigadier-Genvral Clieape's
force during the whole of the auceessAi! ope-
rations in tlie Uonabew district, ending in the
assault and capture, on the 10lh March 1858,
of the stronghold of the Burmese chief Myattoon
f Medal and Claup).
10 Captain HIbbert Ware served with the 07th
Rcgt. at the siesre and fall of Sobaatopol ft^m
'20th Not. 1854, and was severely wounded on
the night of the 90th Aug. lu a sortie made bj
the Russians on our trendies (Ucdal
on our trendies (Ucdal and
Clasp, and Sardinian Medal).
\ Paymaster, — George Henry Sliuttleworth, 8 Jane 58.
, At^utant.— Lieut. William Clements, 18 May 55.
^ Instructor of Muskatry.—Lieut.Vrm. C. R. Scott, 16 Dec. 58.
j Quarter- Master. — Thomas Lawrence, 29 June 66.
Surgeon. — Alexander Smith, M.D. 1*2 Jan. 55 ; Assist.Surg. 7 Aug. 40.
Assist.'Surgeons.—GeoTgifi Thomas Bourkc, 8 April 55.
John Folliott, 7 May 55.
George Samuel Burnside, 1 Aug. 57.
Facings Ulue. — Agent, A . Laurie, Esq.
[Returned from Malta, June 1856. Emtnirkedfor India, 8 Oct, 1857.]
1 SirTkOBasWillshlreserred with theSitth Begt.inthe West Indies from Aurnat 1797 to Augait 1S<JD: the eampaign of
l^M-^ iBciadiag the bAtlles of Koleiaand Vimicn, retreat lo, and baiile of, Corunna. Accuinpaniedtae expedition to
Walehsffcn iu lSn9. Served aflenkardi in the Peninaaia from June 1H12 to the end nf that war in 181-1; conuuandrd the
Light Cnapuj at the battle of Salamanca (twice wounded), on the retreat from BnrKOi and action at Villa Maricl, l)>e ac-
tion of OsMa, battle of YlUoria, firat ataault of San ScbavtiHn, aUo lecond atiauU and capture, when he reeeivcA the hrtvet
nuili of Maior. Commanded a Brigade of Light Companieii at the ^akage of Bidaiaoa, battle of Nivclle, and haitles of the
Wive OB Uc tch, Uth, and 1 1th Dee. 18lS.f«r which serricei be was in 181ft apnoiated Brevet Lienu-Cokiael. Kcp«lac4
with three kaadnd aaek the attack of ten tboosaad Kaflira upon the open village of Graham's Town, on the frontier of
the Cafe of Good Ilope. on the SSnd April 1819, and commanded doriat the sahscqaeat operations afaiuit the JCafln In
the aant year. Served afterwards in the last Indies frmn May ISM to 1S40. Commanded a wing of the 46th Bet*, at tba
[For ooBtlouation ot K«ibti,iM ^!MCMiaai^^va«fe«
370 62rf( OxfartUhirt) Bt. of Foot {Lt. Jkfitutry). ['^^■ftgf?*"-
_ - (TUB l>VKOK"
"CIUD\D RODHIOO" '■■ADUflE' "BULAIIAHaA" -»rrTOHlA" -HITRLLE"
"XlVIt" "ORTHES" "TOUiaUSE" "PEMNSULA" " WilTEHLOO.-
CWoiirl.— V 5ir ATchlbdd UMlalne/ KCB. .Bm. 16 Apr. S4; Lt. Ht Apr. 05 ;
Cn/>t. Se Dec, U 1 Ilijjor, t OcLl't; Lt.Col.SH Jan. \3; Col. Sa Jul; SIl ;
Alifjor Gen. SS Not. 41 ; Lieul.Vm. II Nor. fil ; Ont. a Jum £6; Col.
Mad F. 8 Feb. 17.
Litiit.-Coloneli.—GeorxrCainphtK.'Ca.Eiit.r 13 »iir.30 : Limr.^l Dee.3d;
Ca;it.>>36 JSD.41; .WVu<ir,PiI May 00; Lt.Col.'ll May 03 ; Ca^Sd'fav.U.
John Lcslil DeniiV^'u-''&-^pr'1^; ^tcut. 3-2 Sept. 30 ; Cnpt. 17 Hav 41 ;
JT'ifor, i'30iVaT. 41; firerrf £r.Caf. 4 Adr. dU; Col. 3S Nov. 54 ; ZJ.Gil.
SO Dm. 54.
JITfiror*.— C. A. Ocniion, t.jrn(. F23Scpt.37; Zicuf. PlI JIa;30; Capt.rw
Oct. 41 ; £tJr<uor,30June24: Bl.Lt.Col.%aOtit.&b; AfivV, 11 JulyW.
William Corbctt, Ai*. r 93 Not. 38 ; U.'3IJ>n.40; Cnpt. p IV June 46 ;
Mifjor, 15 Oct. 53.
Captaikb. "g^s"'"- ._i-ii!:I: , >;APTAm. bubv.-maj.
.Irtbur Unnox Vcel .... i- 2 SopL42 ' 1 May 4fl 1-42 Aug. dl
lamen Jolinea Bourchler PJ»J<inc44 PlSJnly 47.P15 (.>ct. S2'
/foil. EnicttG«).Curzoii'Pl31>cc. 44,>>ia Fi-b. 40'p 13 Kov. SS'
acarKcCliarlcaSyDgc*..'P10Jan. 40|» 14 Apr. 4i>; 97 Hav S3 lU Jan. iiA
Won. D.John Montoii.. p HIJunc-I8;P23 Aug. 51 ; p20 Joly SS'
Charles Keurick CroMe^ {P 12 July SO p IS Uc(. 52 P IS Apr. 66 19 Jan. SK
Fred.AlberlChampion,!. 31 Jan. 51 p 12 Nov. fill llJulySG'
H SevmuuT JohD Ulane* ..I PSaJuneliUP 0 Oct. S4 It) Jan. .'.i
H Walter Jamei Stupfuid' .vlG Sijit. SI / II Uur.S3 15 Oct. 50
Arthur Henley PllUaySdl 2Q Aug. 63 ?]5 Apr. SO!
fl<iH.Geo.n.WindK)rCIive''aif!ri.t.63|»20Jaii. u4 PKJunefiB
AlexRuder Hope Grates". 13 Dec. 50 1 12 Dee. 53; S3 Sept. 511.
LiCL-TBNAKTB. I , • ColuBrl £uipbt]l nm-
Thoa.Arcl«rJullBn,>i(/>. PlSMay uai" OJuly M^IJ^'?, [Sl^S^ JH«"J!"'
H Robert WMtrepp Elti. . . p14 Wuy 52 p30 Dec. 54 KSLmtaw^lS X biit^rf
i Qeoi^CruJeD Fraacr .. P G July 55 IB Apr. 56 ihr Biin*aBibaItiha>4lMli
Stephen Murphy 2 Nni. Si m 10 May £0 f"IJlMT.Mnl™™nd«l tb;
Rich. Daviea Bumiugh* 3 Aug. 66 1 1 July 50 S;5,{»i"j;i,'t*,^'*"'
Heiin' Richard Bealtlc. '1-1 Mir. 50 7 S«pt.57 • ColoHlIMBDhMrTifdvlih
Thomas Sim pion PlOMaySIl 15 Bq>t67 UM4>ibRa|l.tBCtite(XnU).
"- - -- sBNov. 57 •■*"'P™"'»'**»""(^''
CharlM Keywortl ; p 27 May 60 13 Apr. 68 atewM* iTSli^iwSSi
^ Richard WingScia 8 July 5G "91 Dec. 68 uainUltHTnicIMnaaatClia-
RegiQald O. WilberToroe 16 Feb. 50 " 15 Apr. 5fl «°. , In Aiiput IW. a JaUr-
Chaj.Middle.Prendergasl 18 Dec. 57 "HI May 60 Z^VrJiSS^Si^^
ThomMBrettCowbum..' 19 Dec. 67 '17 Jnne5D fMt J ■ wiin fci» vhA km
Sydenham Lett PjJaley .'," 7 No*. 60 23 Sept. 60 ban muebni iialut Oat,
H Chaa O'L. L. Prondergaal' 23 Oct. 65 11 Sept. 57 ilJISl sSi^SMitoSjJirii
Ensiohb. I aUk a lana easAtiBt of ikt
r> UeoryAtkinion Adair .. IG Mar.5e OraawUerCMBpaajofttaMlh
Edmund Pakenham" ,.1 23 Mar. 58 y1,"*,*P'*'' **• *?*?!
WilloughbyB.?. Burrell'P 7 May 68 ; O^'tlV^Si^'^^^
£ John Philip Mickleburgh 8 Oct. 58;iii«iua CoonttfaM, la Ualatar. On At ap-
John Charles Wm. Lever 0 Kov. 58 ' P"x«» ^ <■" tmnpi tli«M nadBan, amwd wlili
Henry Cmrtey Norri, .. M8Jan. SOJ^j^'J'';;*- ^j^^*^^* ~ *;«.
1 Veaey Edmund Knox .. p 3Jnne 60 ! ^SlSl^^^ JSaST^IStS? ta Ita
Edirard iJtewart Ker ..|P 17 June SQ'dMniellonarilHeatlnllaplabuHtWIiHni.
Henry Fred. Barker p lo July 50i'*V'""**,<lr'"™ ™^'"^'?''»l"'*"'"^
FranclB Edward Dowler..iP2D Oct. S81,1i,b™^'nd^' "
S Pajrniiufer.— Prancla Wm. Fellom, 3 Juue 53 ; £tu. p 1G Dec. 46 ; Lieut. SI
Atf/tttaHt. — Lieut. Thomai Areber Julian, 8 April 68. [OcL 47.
Itutntelar of SI*tJietT!i.~Lieut. C, Keymorth, 16 June 50.
Quarter Jforfer.— William Knolt.as Feb. 45.
Siirgean.-~loba Coghlan Hav^ty, 20 June 55; Atiitt.Surg. 27 Apr. 40.
Auiitant fiurffeoni.— CliarleB Alex. Iniiet," M.D. 14 Mareh 6a,
Henry Alex, Gogaity, 20 Aug. 55.
■M Alexander Tiiorburn M'Oowan, M.D. 15 Sepl. 57.
nieinfft Buff.— ^pm(j, Sir Churlee R. M'Grigor, Bt., and Walter M'Orfgor, Ek).
&2nd (The Os/ordMre) Begt. qf Foot [U. It^iry). V7l
'. }!i^ ^'V* ""'^^ "* * BrigAda M^or at th* Hcg* Bad ■■mqU of Delhi (Brt vet of At aior. IXcdal
anti Cla»p).
3 M^or CrtMce enrcd with the 62od at tbp defrat of the Bi^lkote mntinem on the bank* of the BaT«e
oa ibe i2ib and 10tli July 1867; nbo et ibe ajrire, ouauli (l«d hi the tionnina imrty of the SrdCohimn)
and oernimtifm of Delhi from ]4ih Atip. 1857 (nrerrt of MnJor, Medal ami Clatp).
A".^ Bl«iM •wired wiih tkr Scoci reiiller Goaid* Ibroagkoat the BaMcni eaaiMiiini ef lllo4-tl.iacladiBK the batUei
"' ?•**»'■'• •n<*/»V7^*" twoundeil). tipgrand fall of ftrbMtopttl. and Mrtie of ihe 2<ih IKji. (MrdJal and CUaps. 8ar.
dinuB Mnial. and 4th CUi« of the Medjidie). Served a> Brigade M^jor to General Nieholaon at the defeat of the Seal,
kore BiHtfnccn ai bnodaaMrc on the ISth and I6ih Jnly lM7i eetion at NiuivfjChnr. airgc and aManIt of Oclhu-thnc
"I'V"'**"'**" 'n/*>«P**"** ■'*'* »'«w>k*^ ^1 «l>e iiovfmur General ( Brevet «'f Mi-jor, Medal and ('la»p| .
9 r:iutnin Stopford sencd an Ac|jutniit ol the »2nil U. liifimtn- dnriii;r thr Indinn Mutinv niul wns piTMot
at the defi-at of tbi" ^t-alknte MiiliiRt^rf on Ihf hanks of lUc Knvec on the lilrh and IGlh July 1m57. also at the
•iiiee aasault. Hud omipation of Drlhi from 14tli \\\^. 1S37 i Medal ami Ckis|i;.
10 Captain Graves Bcrv*-d with Ihe 18th Royal Irinh in th»» Burmi'M' war of 18u2-tVI (Mrdal).
Vi D«irtor InnosMfTcd in the Crimea from the 26th May 18:»5, including th»i ^lojre and fall of Sebai*
to|K>l ami bnnibnnlmfnt of the 18th Jiin««; wai also wiih the expc<litlon to Krrtch <Mrdal and Cla«p).
13 Knsiffn I*akenham iierri>d in tlie Indian rampai^n of 1867-08, ineludlng the >legu and fall of Luck,
nuw and aiMuli of the Martiniene and Banks* Bunsalow (Xtidal and tiai^p).
[Condnualion of Sotfs to bZrd FooL'\
•22 L:riit. Murneill srrred as Adjutant of tlic -'i^ril Rc];t. in thr Indian canipai(;n of lA:'i7.5<), mchtdin^ the
acMon of Kliujwah, relief of Lurk now by I/Onl Clytk*, battle of Cuwnporc on ftih l>ec. (iererclv woandi'd),
nrt-.nn uf Kliddajcun^ nod entry into rultch^Ehu'r, itiTair uf Mtunkaiiah:id, aturni and caplutu of Me:inguu<'o,
fcii'Ut* s<nd capture of Lucknoiv iind nlTair of Koorsiu (Mcilnl uud Clasps).
a Lieut. Stoncy scrred in tho Indian cumpaikrn of 1K57-VJ, incluuins; the action of Khodaininire and entry
into >'ultrhg]iur» aflkir uf Sliumshabad, siorni and capture of Menii^an}^, siege ami rapture of Luckuow,
.iflair of Kouriir, ^as^agc of tliu tin«rii at Kyra!nid on :!oth Nov. (us Oiilrrly OUici-r to ijtWil. Puvni, action of
X<4)Uc)>ore, and minor afTairi (Mvdai uud Cl:iips).
H Lieut. B;igoulI scived in the Indian canipni!;n of IS^T-^O, indudiaz the airtion of Kliodneinige and entry
into FutleLghur, atorm and capture of Xfeaiicunjce, steirc and capture or Lueknow, affair of Kooraie, and pat-
aajCR of the Gojj^ra at F}zalMid on S5tli No%'. (Medal anaCl.isp).
-J5 Lieut. Snijthc scrrvfl in tbc Indian camuuign of lr>07*»U^ including titc action of Chutrn, atorm and cap-
ture of Meangunge, siege and capture of LucLnov, niTiur of Koorsic, paa^nire of the Goonitce and occupatiou
of Sultaujiorc, passage of the Qogt-a ut FyzuUad on !23ih Nov., action of Tuolseporc, and niiuor affairs (mcu-
tionrd iu dcspalchci, Mcdul and Clasp).
26 Ueiit. Trucll served in the Imlian cnmpai'ni of ltf.'i7-)9, including the action of Khnjwah, relief of
Luckium* by Lord Clyde, battle of Cawnnore oii nth Dec. and pursuit of the Gwulior Contingent to Serai Ghat,
Mrdal and Clasps).
27 litfut. Fruice served in tlic Indian campaicn of 1557-»9, including the action of Khiijwab, relief of
Lackuuw by Lord Qyde, battle of Cawnporc on r)th IVc. and ptirsuit of the Gwallur Contingent to Serai Ghat,
action of niodagnnge and entry into Futlebghur, affair of Shumshabad, storm and rapture of Ueauguagel
■iegc and capture of Lucknoi*', affair of Koorsic, passage of the Gogra at Fyzabail on S5ih >'ot., action of
Toolsepore, and mhior affiiira (Medal and ChiRps^.
58 Lieot. Borr served in the Indian canipniirii of 1858-59, including the passage of the Goomtee and occupa-
tion of Sultanpore, passage of the Gugrn at Vvzabad on S5th Nov., actiou of Toolsepoie, and minor affain
(Medal).
59 Lieut. Bell. Ensigns Aarhinlrck and Rolls served vith the Onde field force in 18i>S-fiO, and were present
at tlie action of Toolsepure and minor affairs (Medal).
SS() £nsizu Fve served with the fith Ucgt. at the buttle of Maharajporc on 29th Dec. 1843 (Bronze .^ttr).
With the Slat Rcgt. duriuz the Sutlej campaign of 1845-48, including the battles of Moodkee, Ferozcshidi,
Aliwal. and Sobraon (Mcflal and Clasps), ^'cm-d with the fiSrd Rcgt. in tlia Puqjaub campaign of 1818-49
(Medal). Campaign iu l>Sa2 agMiust tlie Ilill Tribes on the Peshawiir frontier in l»j3. Inuian campaign of
1S57-59, including the ai-tu>n o( RhuJwuh, relief cf Lucknow by Lord Clyde (sevcrelv wounded), battle of
C'a«-nporc im Gth Ihe. and pursuit of the Ga-nlior Contingent to Semi Ghat, action ot Khodagunge and entry
into iuttehgliur, affair if ShumshahntI, storm and captnnf uf .Meuiiguugc, sii ge niul cnpture of Lucknow,
affrfirof Roorsitf, p-issiigu of the Gooiutcc and occupation of Sultanpure (Medul luid CUsits, and Victoria
Crass).
ol Paymaster Tliompson served in the Indian mmpnign of 18o7-'i9. including the battle of Cawnpore on 6th
Dee. and pvrsuit of the Gwalior Onitingt'ntto Serai Ghat, action of Khudagun^ and entry into luttehghur,
feieire and capture of Lucknow, and passage of the (togra at Ijrzabad on 2otli Nov. ^Mcdal and Chup).
of Shnin*lMliad, storm and capture of Meiiu^iiiige, siege and capture of Liu-kuow. uffuir of Koorsie, passage
of the Gcgra at Fyzabad i<n *2.>tli "Nov., action of Tntdsepore and minor alTairs (Medal aud (Mnsps).
X\ Doctor Grant served in the Kufllr war of 1817 (Medal;. Served nilh the r>:^rd llcgt. in the campaign of
]K51-o2 against the llill Tribes on the Fc^hnwur frontier. Indian cmnpuign of lSr)7-59, iurlndiug the actiou
of Khigwah, relief of Lncknow by Ixird Cl}de, liattle of Cawnpore on 6th Dec. and pursuit of the GwaUor
for Schastopol. Serred with the 5.'(nl Rrgt. during the Indian campaign of lH57-5S.iiiclndinc the actkm of
IJiodiiininRe and entir into Futtebghur. storm and capture of Meangnngc, siege and eopturc of Lncknow, and
affhir oi Koonie (MmbI and Clasp).
M liaiiLSiirgeon Ashton serred in the Indian campaign of 1858-59, and was nresent with the 79lh Hirii-
laadera at the storm and cantnre of Bampore Caisie. and passage of the Gogra at I'jsahad, ^vtncoH ^v\k \X\
Mrd Bfgt. at the action of TooUcporfl^ and minor affairs (Medil).
m ['■SSti'?*"'] 53r,i(r4.S4™p,j,v.)J!^j(.<./f»i. [asx.
Coloiul.—m\Utin SDtlierUni,' CB., EHt. 15 Dm. 04 ; Xf. 1 July 06 ; Capl. lit
Aug. U; Major, 26 Sept. 17; Ll.Col. la MKy •ii;' Col. iOJuo. 31 ; Itvar
Gen. 0 Xov. 4i'>: Lt.Geu.-iV Jane .'it; Cul. S»rd F. id Maj JU>.
tieiif.Co/wu'/f.— Fn-diiiek EiiBlii,h,= CB., Ent. !■ 22 March 33 ; Zt. " 17 June
3G; Ctipt. ■'15 Ucc.4U; Jlj-frct JUaJor, II Nov. ^1; .1/a></-, IG Alky Ui;
Lt.Cal.illnw.!iT.
VrUWamVtya.'VO., Kni.nl Ma\ *i: Lt.f 12 Jan. 44; Capl.'HtliT. SI ; Bl.
Mty.Glune 00 ; Jfq/. t! Kov. Ji7 i Bt.Lt.Cot.3i liar. &ti; Ll-Coi. laJaXy C^.
ilitjert. — AiuiPi^ley Paul Uori'.* Corner, I' 7 Apr. 4^ ; Lt. p 8 Jan. 47; Capt. n\
Sept. 41); iInJer,\\iSoy.b1.
Thonuu .Muabray.* Kiu. b Jiinu 40; Litiit. 95 Feb. 42; Co;)/, IC Har. S3 ;
_iVajor, It Arip, .jI*,
John H. Lothian
Wui. F. AdamaCnliuau"
Uonren Holiort Hci)ikini^
Ju4Rph Marrock' |
Pruderick Aitliur Wultpr
(Icoruc Kp«I"u Fendall"
E Hcury Duck'"
UconC' HerlHTt Cnic" ,
in. U-iuBuii>n;Ciirliclil>
JohnAlcxaiitkrUalxcIl''
i Graham Tavlor"
gidneyGodolpliiuQuIcku'
LiRIITBNAKTH.
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Thomas Acton'"
Wale Rymcr Byrne"...
Wni. HenryJan. Clarke"
Thoman Charlei t'tVeneh'
VC Alfred KirkoFrr«nch"
John M. Macaeill" —
Hichard Annnley Eyre.
I Robert FamnlnSiuui-y".
Chariot BarMll"
JoMph 0. Smvthe"
Hubert Holt 1>uell» ...
Robert Prince" .,
William Lamb Barr** .,
JobQ Cliarlea Bcil" ....
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2G.II1U. 44 2.-IJnn. 4(i P2<iNoT. 53l
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17 Apv. 42 . 7 July 43 S3 Ott. 57 .
28 Aujf. 4« i>l(IJuhe4B, llJNov.5T;
30 Jan. 47 : 1- 14 Mar. 61 , 19 Nov. 67 , 2G Apr. «0
10 April 4» p 0 May 51 ■ 0 Aug. .18
SIJulj 52 (IJuna 54, 8 Aug. 6o
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eAprit49| 20 Oct. 53 »« Lnirr Awlaiiwa Id Kot.
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10 Feb. 54
'26 July 55
8 July MS
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1 Dec. 57
21 Oct. 55|wn«l with ihc Ml)i Rnt.
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EnbiqNB.
Wni, Lowry Aiichliileck" 'HI I)ec.
SaniueIJaine»Nicholl».. p B Jao. 58 i^, ul,^",
Francii Tuuuh ItolU" .. 15 Jan. S8
KobertBro-n 30 Mi
Ve Charles Pye," Affj. 2 July 58
rS Henry John Beckwilh .. 30 Doe. iiS
George Uereaford Deare . 81 Dec. 58
Cliarlet Henry Bonney. ■ 11 Mar. .'iO
Herbert Boyles OsboniB . P3I May 50
'! PagMOtter. — Robert Thompson," 1 >'ov, 55.
A^utant.~-Ve Ktuigii V. Py^^SO May 50.
Initruclar qf Mutkeln/.— Lieut, n. A. Evre.OFcb. ..0.
Quarter Mtuler.—lhonita Manhall," 31) July 52.
Sur^ran.— JameiSlmpKU Grant," M.D. 28 AiiK.57; .4jUU(.5Hrir. Sfi Sept. 46.
Aalttanl Siir won J.— Richard Hunperford,** 20 Mayri4.
Robert Henry Beale," 32 Feb. 56.
William Ashtoii," U.B. 15 Sept. 57.
Faeingt Red. — Agenlii, Messrs. Cox t Co.
flaunl SuUiRlifld eomnonilHl the tew tiDD|ia on Ihr Gold Cnul In Iha luccntful opcrMlmi Hud
:kcd iinii niiili'd nt Clinltii ■ force of IIKIU Muiinccn, cliieltj gT t^
nruiirv. Hwl cunpNiiujiaitf-lbiiiilLL'd lijr the LVnnmuider n CUtf
.IkMilieilliyttHGai'enMicOMiicnl fur Wink clnred (lie Btku Uiilnct gf lb* mi.
iMiu Scpoyi sf ikeSJdK.I.ThiHiikaHwganlirrd nd iefeatid ■£ GojMlpuro ; ammuuM llw UdB«t.it
he nrtioiiar Klwdauiiiiin and tnir.r iut.i FUUehiikar, nd the ilnir of Rhamihabad i omBnOallkoiiilit
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SM \Ut%. ISU iiniu):. wiUi IWI MeJLlii. ,
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un(,ll<d«ludCtup).
5Srd (7%e Shropshire) Regt. of Foot. 272a
^.J^CMoMl Pajm ttrnd with the ASrd Rnrt. In the BatlcJ ciropaifn of 1846-6, Inelnding the aflUr of
MMdJwft] and aetions of Alivml and Sobraon (Medal and Clasp), Punjaub campaign of 1849, including the
battle of Goojerat ( Medal and Cl««p^ campaign of IMl -52 agatnRt the Hill Tribe* on the Penhawur frontier,
oerred In the Crimea in command of a Hezimcnt of the Turkish Contingent, and was present with that force
SP^.i?"** 18W. until it! diibandment in May IBiHI (r^ccltwl the Brevet of Mnjor, and the 4th CIbm of the
Mrdjidie). Senctl in the Indian canipaign of 1857-53, includiiij? the uctlons of the 2fith, 27th and S8lh Nov. at
CHwnpnre under General Windham, fj.ttilo of Cnwajiore on Gtli iH-r. aud purmiit of the Gwalior CommKcnt to
Serai Ghat, action of KhoOajrmnfe and eiiTry into Fnttph^hur, affair of Shiimnhiflnd, Bform and capture of
Meiingun<M in command of the left atlaclc. uie^c and CHpturc of Lncknow, and nllair of Koorsio ; coniniunded
"»^ throogliont the Katflr war of IKW-T ( Medal). Serrcd with tlie 53d Kegt. during tlic Indian cumpai^u ol*
1^57 5b, including the action of Khnjwah, n'licf of Luclcnnw by Lord Cljde, liattle of Cawn])oro on fith l>ec.
and punoit of the Owalior Contingent to S^rai Gliat, action of Khodagungc and entry into Futtcht^bur, affair
of.S'i^niBhabad, atorm and capture of MoiMjgunge, aiegc and capture of Lucknow, and affair of Kouraic
(Medal and Claspa).
and affair of 8hum8hah«d ( Medal and Cla-^p).
7 Mi^or Hopkins scrrrd in the Sutlej campaign in \Mi, iiichidiiig the affair of Bnddiwal. and actions ot
.\liwal ariil Sobraon (Medal and riuau). Cnmpai^in of l851.bS iigiiiust the Hill Tribrs on the Peshawur Iron-
tier. IniliAD campaign of 1457-58. including the action of Khiijwu]i, relief of Lurknuw by Lord Clyde, battle
of Cawnp<ire on 6th Der. aud ^urduit of the Gvralior Conting;eul to Serai Ghat, action of KhfHliptnge and
entry into Futtehithnr, affa'r of ^]lU^1Bha1)ild, ttorm and rapture of Menngungc,aicgu and rapture of Lucknow
—wounded (mentioned in dispatch, Brcact of Major, Medal and lla»i«).
7t Maior Maycock serrcd in the IndLin cani|):ii;:n of lhn7-*^ ami mus ]ircsvnt as u D.A.Q.M.Gcnt rnl with
llavf lock's force in all the actions in Owle during the Ui and:2nil advunre lor xhc n-lic-f of Lucknow ; also at thr
bHtrlr of Ihthoor, and at the defence of the .Vluniba;;;h from 2.'^th Sent, to Uth Sov. : 9en'C<lon the ^^t^ff of the
Q M Gen. at tlie relief of Lucknow by liord Clyde itAviee contused and liorsc wotmdwli, and prcSL-nt at tlie battle
of Cawnporc i. three times utentiniied'in de«patr]ics, Brevet of Major, Medal ami Clasp).
8 Captain '^^'alter ken'cd duriji|j; the Indian campaign in lS.iM-u(K including the passage of the Gi^ra at
Fyzabad on 56th Nov., aciiun of Toolacnore, and minor affairs (MedaU
9 Major Feudal 1 served against the II ill Tribes on the Peshawur Frontier iu 1851 .53. The Indian campaign
of 1857-0^, including the actions of Chutra, Gopnigungc, Khodai;unge and entry into I'uttehpore, and nifair
of Shumaliabad ; aerved as Brigade M^Jor at the assault anil capture of Meangunge and also at the siege
Mod. capture of Lucknow. after wliich he oiflciated as D.A.. Quarter Master General at Lucknow until the
ekMC of the rehelliou in Oude (mentioned iu despatches. Brevet Major. Medal and Clasp).
10 M^or Bock served in the Slntli^j campaign in 1856, iucluding the affair of Buddiwaf, and actions of Aliwal
attd Sobraon (Medal and (}lasp). Pnnjaub campaign in 1849, iucluding the battle of Goojerat (Medal and
Clasp). Indian campaign of 1857-59, including the action of KhodaguuflfiB and entry into Futtebghur. storm
and capture of Meangunge, siege and capture of Lucknow, affair of Koonie, passage of the Goonitee and
oecupMJOD of Snltanpoie, paasnge of the Gogra at Fyrabad on S5lh Nov., action of Toolsepore, and minor
- ' ~ ~ dal and Clasp, and Brevet of M^for)-
(Medal _ . .
11 Captain Cox served in the Punjaub compaip (Medal). Campaign of 1851-62 against the HiJl Tribes on
tilt Peahavur fit>ntier. Indian campaign of 18»7'68, aud was second in command of the ilth Seikhs in the
punuit <^ the Mntineen firom the Jnllundur force: also served in the trans Gogra campaign of 1859 (Medal)
13 Captain Corfield served in the Punjaub c:unpnign of 18(8-49 (Medal). Campaign of 1H51-6S :igainst the
mil Tribes on the Peshannir frontier. Indian campaign of 1857-58, and wua severely wounded at the action of
Khujwah (Medal).
IS Major Dalxell served in the Punjaub campaign in 184C, including the battle of Goojerat (Medal and
Oaap). Campaign of 1861-&2 aga'nst the Hill tribes on the Peshawur frontier. Indian campaign of 1857-68,
ibdudiag the action of Khodagunge aud entry into Fiittehgbur. passage ol the Gogra at Fyzabad on 25th Nov.)
■cHonoi IVmlsepore, and minor affain (Medal and Brevet of Major).
li Captain Taylor served the campaign of 1S51-53 against the Hill Tribes on the Pesliawnr frontier. Indian
campaign of I807-&8. including the actions of Chutm. Gopalgunge, Khudagongc and entry into Fnttehgliur.
affair of Shnmshahoo, storm and capture of Meangunge, siege and capture ot Lucknow (Medal and Clasp,'
and mentioned in despatches).
Inkennan,
and c
16 . . ^
campaign of 1857-59, including the n-lief of Cawnpore on 29th Nov., iiction there on tlic6tli Dec. and pursuit
of the Gwalior Contingent to SendPhat, action of Khodagunge and entry into Futtebghur, affair of Shunishabad,
atorm and capture or Meangunge, siege of Lucknow (>is Aide de Camp to Gencrnl Mausflcid, and severely
wounded), hot weather campaign in Onde and pasKa|;e of the Goomtee and occupation of Sultanporc ; served
aa Aide de Camp to General Mansfield during tlio Baiswuru and trans Oogm campaign (mentioned iu despatches.
Medal and Clasp).
18 Lieut. Acton served in the bidiaii campaign of 1857-59, including the action of Khi^j-rah (atrverely
wounded), storm and capture of ^feangongc, siege aud capture of Lucknow and affair of Koorvie. passage oV
the Goomtee and occupation of Sultanpore ; served as Brigade Migor at the storm and capture oi Bainpore
Cussie. at the passage of the Ciogru at Vjiahad on 25th Nov.,uud miuw affain (mentioned in despatches. Medal
and Clasp).
19 lieut. Byrne served in the campaign of 1851-53, agauist the Hill Tribes on the Peshawur frontier.
Indian campaign of 1857-89, including the relief of Lucknow by T/ird Clyde, battle of Cawnpore on 6lh iJee.
and pnnuit of the Gwalior Contingent to Serai Ghat, action of khodajoinge and entry into Futtebghur, storm
and capture of Meangunge, siege and capture of Lucknow, affair of Koonie, passaee of the Goomtee and
occupation of Sultanpore, pasK^e of the Gogra at Fyrabad on S5th Nov., action of Toolscporc, and minor
affairs (Medal and Clasp).
19t Lieut. Clarke served in the Indian campaign of 1857-59, including the actions of Chutra, Gopalgungc,
Khodaciuigo and entry into Futtebghur, storm aud capture of Meangunge, siege and capture of Lucknow,
aflUrw Koonie, passage of the Gogra at Fytabad on ilsth Nov., action of Toolsepore, and minor affain (meif-
taoned in dcipatchea. Medal and Clasp).
90 Uevt. T. C. Kreneh served in the Indian campaign of 1857-58, including the relief of Lucknow by
Lord Clyde (wounded) hattle of Cawnpore on 6th Dec and piinuit of the Gwalior Contingent to Serai Ghat,
aetiott of Khodagunge umI entry into Futtebghur. storm and captur of Meangnnge, si^e and fall of Lucknow
and dhir tf Koonie j served suDseouently with the Oude Military Police, and when in command of 500 of that
fiwee. defeated 1 body of rebels 1000 strong with two guns posted in the village of Ralieemabad, was also pre-
wSki/t tha rttack «■ the fort of Birwah (Medal and Chisps). '^
H liMk k. JL yfraeh aerrod in the Indian campaign of 1U7-&9, indnding the relief of Lucknow hy
LDrt CMi, hnftiteof Oawnpon on 6th Bee. and purauit of tkt Gwalior Goiitin«Bifc to Serai Ghat, action of
KhiBHttM and aatiyinto Fattahsbnr, aterm and captare of Maanfaaia, ikt|6 hIl tK|ft».t^ <d. VariiMiw
^a^ afgiarta; ymmjim af ifc» tfoaitae and occMatioa of BnHagpott, aiiiaM d i:bia^o|yMX.1tivaMA<Hk
jm JIfar. aetim ci ToStipon, uid miaot affltin (Medal and Ctoapa, inAWBteBfcOiaaaV ^
UiHTIk fralKiirfM)Btsl.ofRiul.
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Colaitcl.—Sir Willlmti John CodrinKton,' KCB. Klu. H» IWi, 91 ■ JSlu hU
f-U Apr. iS; Litul. ft CMjit. p*JO Jnlj "dfl; Oapt. It U.CM. rg Jul, ».
(W. UNov. M; MaJ.Gtn. -JO Junoilj iifH*.ff«i.O JBB.a*; C*i. Hlh
Foot, II An'i.M.
Cf.Otbnirb.—CI'oi'IoBAward Michel, SfU.'iS Not. SB; X/. 93 Nor 33- niW
!'Sl'cb,fl»;.WnJor,'86Jimo47;JI*.i(.''.W.38N<w.C4i/:(.C«i/.aBFfb.6a.
ClmrU»llerl.crt,"ClJ.Jini. HDPiov.SA; i(. >■ 10Oct.a6; C«p/. p 37 Sept. W ■
Jlfiy. ri.'iApr.45; Bi.Lt.Ct^.m iuna M; i^.Col.tiJnnr57; 0>/. I9AnE.£8.
jUiy'orf.— Jolm Chnrlo Hill Jonci, £h«. PIU Dec. 40; LUttt. '90 Ucc 4!'
C'A^tt.cU Not. 411; jVrrjor, 6 Sept. 5n. '
William Fircltnd }init.Bni.*l Apr.4d; Ziciit. aDec.44; Cuvf. 95 Jmeei '
_JW^.»I4 AuK-iJi J*r«x( if.Cot 11 Knt.57._ '
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OAR A in.
Janini Sinclair Tliamion
raj Nov. *2
13 June 40
f 0 July 59
4 Mar. S3
Jolin S. Fcrga*un Fowlic
i-30Dra. 43
14 June 40
PridMuiit William aillui..'
i-HSOet. 43
P31 Dec. 47
P 4 Aug. 54
1 I>ee. 54
W. Ell. Freeman O'Brk'n
0 Dec. 44
r 'i Mar. 4D
Wm. HillDawcCUrkc.
SO June 41)
rl7 Jan. 31
P 2 Fvb. 55
Ell wan] ThoDiai SliilTnci*
<■ 31 nee. 4:
PIS l>ec, SO
P 15 Feb. 06
Francte Geo. C. Probarl'
18 Nov. 63
21 Sept. fi4
fiOFeb. 50
J. Sackvillc S«anu ....
1 June 40
» June M
6 Sept. 50
»8 8«pl.50
P 5 June 57
CliarlciAlox.TiiDmtnii..
MO Oct. 40
n Mot. 51
niiarirt KtlBoy Darnclt
P 12 Nov. 47
3 Apr. 41)
Robert BarctStoLo
saoct. 50
0 JUDO fi4
P 14 Aug. 57
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And. B<ibwt Quy KTcrcd
tlRrTHSiNTS.
Edward Cllffe
i-iaMar.W)
11 Aug. 54
>■ 58 Dec. 40
0 June 64
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FrancisGco.S. Parker.. P18Aug.&4 p 2 Feb. ^\^,Su!aS!^nUh'^'^''i
John Slevenwn P23 Aug. 54 'p 1 Feb. OflcrmiB, oira u tiiiilkiaJ'iif
I VorcTomgilcBiirl}* .... 3 Kov. 54 P30 Feb. 5(1 thtToru or Ucbeu ud Tlr.
! Hrnirr Hi'lout Fluj'd P10Junc53 1 Dee. 54 ■•""J."" °<^ "■ i"" '»«
jMoiih W™. Hujthe., A^j. ; I a«- M i 3« S^Pt «, "fS^ D^dl-gKr^lwI.*
George Croiiyii' P s Feb. fi5 p S June 57 Uk Euifin Am} In l)U4.U.
Jolin Afton WikhI ! 11 Ma; 55 ,p 14 Aug. 37' • Aiilii.BuTifHm Ii<*mnr«l
Joohua Oliilwyn Jcbb ..|P 1 Feb. SOj _
Lsnevlot Kcrby EdnardiiP 7 Mar. SO; SO Mar. 58 i,
MatllienWm.lidiT.Gowcl 8 July 50 '31 Aug.SS
Gpot^c Fowler' 8 July 00 i SJuneSO
S'trCtuw. W.Burdctt.Af. 18 Jan. SO, 1.1 Aui;.
Jameiaiuta p S June 57 PSOAeg. 50
Eksiukb. .
Dudley B. Coppingcr ... St Feb. 57
Warren Ednanl Evau» . . I P S4 July S7
CharleiiGoodca Lovci'iclge P 14 Aug. S7
Robert MbkIII 10 Mar. Sa
I Jamca HramTarlcton ..'PI4 May S3
Henry Lumbanl ! p 13 July SS
CbarfetSamnetChapiuaujP 31 Aug. 58
UlUiam Patrick Ilodnett 36 Oct. 58
Wm. Edmund Wilkin«on k 28 Oct. 50
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0 : AuUlant .Tu r^nm*.— George Vouell , !6 tlay 54.
0 I Alexander Held,' 3(1 May 51.
0 , Charles Bartholomew Mathew.O NoT.57.
FatittgtGieen.—AgenUi'iietKt.Caji k Co.
[BttKTnedfriim Gibraltar, June 1830. Embnrktdfar India, 15 Aufutl IftS?.]
I Bit WUIikm CodnugtiiH eomnianiWd ■ Urliidn of (ho Liilil DIiIiIdu, toA tOtmtii a EMvitlo
of Babulopal (UnJil wij Clu]", A'CA.. CDiliaiBodEr of th* Luflon sf Hanar, Grand CrM(?ttr Hlli
iftj Uidrr at Kutu;. ind HI Clut of lbs MtAJxtw). Prom OcIuIkt IBM, itid uulll Ihi •TmUtnn 1
UMCiiiici,tai iiai CuiiiuiIh Ift Uhltf of Ilia Kwl— ■ — -
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a Oaptain Prubut Krrrd wlik ika BSIb Rnt. at I
(lI«4al*«ICIa'|i,anda<fcClauDfihc HnUMie].
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Iwfen Pbar, iIirc and capton of tkat (en, actioBi 1
dt/i' mbtaueat opcntiou tberc ; pitKnt «Uh tb( Ci
dmiit and durias Ac aicgr and aiwitl al (hat bxX\
tilt Fort and Town of Jhand, uiil wH Hrnrl* umArt irtiaa WiMnn '
SlSk*] 56fA<Tlr Watmanim^Regt. of Foot. VIA,
'tmVtk.'-" T%t OiHfM. ■•-•• ALHi." " IHXBBUAll '■ •• 81IVUTOI>0L.->
XklmitL—^Sir Juim Holmca SebaaddB; KCB. Mm. Hay laoOj Xf. 8 Oct. 01 ;
tbFf- ' ID Bqit. 06; Bt^Mii. SI Jbdb 13 ; M^j. ' SO Jan. tb \ Lt.-tM. 90
Hkr. S» i Cirf. S3 Not. 41 ; V^-G«a. SO Jndc M ; CM. Utfa Foot, M M^r CI.
£t.Co/0nei.— Sobert Hume,' Etu. '0 April 47; Uittl. fSONnr. 40; Capl.
SI Bcpt. 54i £m.Ar<tf.3 HoT.IiSi Jfiy. 30 April £8 ; I^. Ctrf. f S Oct. 68.
Jir<g'«-J.— Tboniii SonlliiTcll nnnvn,' Sni. 14 Nor. 4£i ; Lieut. >'S6 Uajr 48;
Copt. ■■4 Aug. M; J/qJAT, ID !4ept. 50.
Ricbard Englasd/ Ktu. v 18 Hept. 49 j £<■ ' IT Aug. ii^ ; Capl. 2D Dca. 51 ;
JUtf>r, fii July 60.
CAPTtlHil. Y BBPHOM.l LKOT. CAPIAIN. BHIJT.-IIAJ.
rolm ArchBrdBume* ..IflflOet. 49 l» 90 I(roT.6S'":20 D«e. M
Edw. MaTCU9ArmBln>ii)('j>>l8Bept.49 Vg4 JbimAS 3 Fab. 66
Wm. Hamilton RlebanIi'°iP 14 Maji 63 p lo Sept. 54 p l June JiS
IUin.ForteKuaTiryMleD" 034 JuDa63 SI Sept. 54 f 30 July 05
3ylTMUl'W.F.M.WiU0Q,*'13No». 47 '11 Maj 4fi»31 AuR. M
(jep, inthfiDj lIor|[Bii,"i
John Oeorgs Eehalai" ..
Edwjii Fred. Temple" ..
John H. Sbarpe"
Georgo FortMeoc Park • -
Fred. Fiti \?iD. T. Ilobbi
Wm. HaOnctt RonUnJ. .
FrancIaWmiimi"..'....
Percy Lytton Bellamy ■ -
Palm* Spread Morgan . .
Cottnn Edwin Theobald .
Wm.FitxJohnLcP.Tranch
R«M. Fill Q era Id Dalron
Edwin Cliarlea Hilton
JantM Ptaucii Horton
llBTkU.GiUit
O«l)0meS. DelBDo-OaUamc
Qmtsa Hyde Barrlion
TttomaaOxmn}' Adj., .
Wm. Unrtin Frothier
PMlip Wflliam Jiutice
nen. Wbewell Uan. Rllcy
Charlf* F. Fabei
Ueo.W. Yam FifiOrrald
Daiid Andcnon Ogdt
Al&ed HerTcy Kay .
FmncU Holt Tate ...
Herbert Richard Ilndion
Fnmcit Bamstoi
milfam King . .
Pmlerick llaird
I LoHu* Ni
IG Sept. 51
1:2 May 54
10 May 54
3 Nor. 54
23 Feb. 55
15 I}ec. 54
2 Aug. "
14 MHr,65
15 Mar. 55
23 M»r, .W
87 July 65
SO Oct. 55
IG June 55
9 Not. 55
14 Mar. 56
31 Aug. 55
19 Dec 50
20 Dec. 57
' 5 Mar. 58
> 30 Apr. 68
' 21 Apr. 5a
14 May 56
' 13 July 58
' g Nov. 58
15 Nov, 58
11 Mar. 60
17 June 50
I' 33 Aug. 59 1
7 Doc. 68 1
0 June 94 0 acpl.56
21 Sept. 94 V 5 Uar. 68
15Dcc.94pai JuneSSl
2Har.55p g Oct. 58 '
f 3 Aug. 55 PIT June 60
SJune56P!>U Jnly 50
P 20 Oct. 52 33 Juljr 58 ;
2D Dee. 64 i sir JunaSelimldeMrttd
7 Aug. 65 "h«J!fTPil«i»iin»ip;'»'"<»'-
a Di-t as'**"* *•■• '■ '*• l^al""!*
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3 Oct. 59; „r locluJlnr 11» IwtUci of
3 Oct. 5.Si ttoWi.Vlnil»m.T»U"™, Bii-
25 Oct, S6:'«o.^'"'l'<'"0'-^""''
P21 Dec.65^£;SS„f£;l«.»„i;.M.":
F 5 Mar. 58 Prnnm.NlrelltvKt'e.OitbH,
20 Apr. 68' nt TduIhw. UiMh nu»t-
P 22 June 6B: ""* ml*" •cllani aad iklr-
P 8 Ocr. .A „i4 Mf<<il froD Ik* Dnad
28 Mur. 50' XoliinlarftorthiBlTIilliu ma-
ss Mar. 691 PJJi"! '^'''S:*^)^^!^',
P17 JimeSIrugj^^,,,,, ra«rMrnCI»«Hfot
P20 July 50JIIU Mhrr bnilkn lad tlafH.
■id for Vmjm. CoimmmM
■ brliariolnChlDa (Kidal) it
pns, WiKnuBK, BhiBilial, aai
|i>aynuitier.— Henry l)urkc,'*14Juty57i £im. 10 Aug. .'■( ; £<. G Nut. 54.
\AtlJHlaHl. — £ieH(. Tbomat Dunn,'* 13 Aug. 58.
Initrvcter of Mnttttry.— Lieut. G. H. HarriMni, 5 Nor. 58.
' (tuarter Jfnirf cr.— Samuel Millward, 20 Dec. 55.
0 0 :5Hr?«>'>-—Ell>elbcrt Henry Blake," U.D. 7 Jon, 53 ; .luiV.-Sur^.lGNor.fl
6 0 ^ AuUt.Swga)HM.—Vi\mAm Joaper Rendelt,"36 May 54.
({ 0 I Gtorge Henry Finlay, 0 Oct. 54.
1 FacagtOieeD. — Jjjentt, UeMrs. Cox and Co.
1 i IRilurnedfrom Gibraltar , IS Stpltmber Wbl .'\
S LtColonel Rune urrcd thg Kutetn ampufri o[ ISS-I.SS, iBcludlng the batllcn of Aim and Inkw-
Hi (PCTtrtlf wsuaddl], uGimnil fall a( SgbulDiisl, npubtoTlfae Kmieof ItOt Oct., and uHuIti of Ibi
[du on Iba IWh Jiuh: and SIh Sep),- lenntT woundtil. uid tnallaiud in l)ltt>attb» (lledal and Oats
llW, BitKt U<\joT, Knlghl it the I,aBlon of Usnar, inA (Ih ClaH of tbe Ucdjicl ■
ind Clurw. mi Idi Qua of ike Urdji^el.
B KiMRB eanpalfti ef KM a> AMe-dt.Cainp to !
aod •!■« at ScUutopol (Medal aod Claan, and sih
. .^ cd tbe^ailHB eaMjidpi »t laM-StilKluiliiR
kenaan, el^e and fall of Sebaitwol, rqmlac of Uk urtleofaSlhOel.. muull* o(in« haad
K aod aih Sept.— •rmrliinHiniUd and ueittloiKil in Dbntcha (Ucdil indlbmClMii*,
Iha Le«iMI of Itmor).
I CapMMi AnulTDni; mrcd in the Eutrtu MmrHljrn of ie}4-5A, indiulipv the 1ititt« of
D^ed (Medal and CIb|>).
MliUtOpol (1
ofland!^ ami
i( Alau and lakennui,
[naiacdIliaMedlMw),
it )i>Iil« ot Alna and
^tha Raibn OB the mb
aad Ki>l|hl
W6 6Sth(TkeWegimareland)Rigtf!fFooi.
10 OaptaiA mdhtfJi MfMd tbtf EatUm 6un|MigB off 1854-U, fado^ the \mMm off Abu fomlii lla
Colon) ind BotaUoro, oioco and fiOl off SebMCopol, and Mondls of Um Rcdm on the 18tb Judo and SUi flopL
— iwmndod aad aaaattoaed in UiMrtchea (Modal and Cl-pa, and *th Qawoff tiia Modydie), "'"
11 Captaim Tmdaa aenrod Sa tbo Eaateni campain off I8M«U» indudiiig the battle
man, aad aiege oi Sehaalopol—wouided 'Medal and Clasp*).
19 Captain M oifaa aarred with Che Uth Re^. in the Beeteni campaini off lS54-Ut indndlnf the bactka
off AUna and Inkenn«n, aiege and fall of Sebastopol, and tortie of SOth Qetobcr. Dming the latter mootba
of the tiege was Aide-de-Cemp to Brigadier-General Warren, and as sudi was sereiely wounded at the
asMuIt of the Redan on the 8th Sept. Mentioned in IMspatches (Medal and three Claspa, and 6th Class off
the UetUidie).
18 Captain Eehalas served at the siege of Sebastepol from Dee. 1854 to April 186ft (Medal and Clasp).
16 Captsin Temple senred at the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
10 Lieut. Williams served with the 68th Regt. in China (Medal), and was present at the taking f Amor,
aeeond capture off Chusan, attack and capture of the heights of Chinhae and renolse of the mght-atta^
expedition to You- You up the Ningpo Kiver, attack and capture of Chapoo (wounded), Wooaung, Shanghai,
and Chinkiangfoo. Served the Eastern campaign off 1864-66, including the battles off Alnui (menttooed in
Division Orders) and Inkerman, siege of Sebaatopol, sortie on 20th Oct., attack on the Qnarriea 7U1 June
(mentioned in Dispatehes). and acted as Ai^atant 66th Regt. at tlie assault of the Redan on the 1 8th June
(Medal and three Cbspe, and 6th Class of the Medjidie).
17 Captain Sharpe aerved at the siege of Sebastopol firom Sept. 1866 (Medal and f^an).
18 Lieut. Dunn served the Eastern campaign or 1864-66, including the battles of Alma and Inkennaa,
and siqra and fall d Sebaatopol, aortie of S0th Oct., and assaults of the Redan 00 the 18th Juae and 8th
Sept. (Medal aad three Clasps).
10 Paymaster Burke served with the 66th Regt. in Cldna (Medal), aad was pi«seat at the taking of Amoy.
the second capture of Chusan, oecupation of Ningpo, repulse of the night«ttack on Chinhae, capnlitieB to
You- You up the Ningpo River, tuing of ChajioO; and operations in the Woosung and Yaag-tae Kiaar
Rivers. Served the Eastern cainpaign of 1864-66, including the battlea off Alma mm Inkerroaa. siege ana
fall of Sebastopol, repulse <^ the aortie on 20th Oct., and assault of the Redan on 8th Sept. (Meial and
three Clasps, and 6th Class of the Mediidie).
Si Doctor Blake served with the 98tn Regt. in China (Medal), and was present at the storm and eapture
of ChinUanRfoo. Served the Eastern campaign of 1864-56 (Medal and Clasps), *TMrt"^tng the tMrtues of
Alma and Inkerman, the siege of Sebastopol, and repulse of the sortie on S0th Oet. 1864.
IS AssistSnrgeon RendeU served with 41st and 46th Regta. at the siege and fall of Sebastopolftom SOth
March 1866 (Modal and Clasp).
^J 58M ( Tbe WtU Eua) Sefft. of FooL 376
•*llo«o" "OtBKALiAK." mOi the Cattle md Key, '•MoytiitlHiifiriMCmlpi."
" flBTAaTOPOL."
Ctlmut.— John Home Home, £n«. »19 Jan. 13; Lt.^ Capt. p SO June IS;
Capl. ^ Lt.Cal.f 10 Hay 57; V(^. f: Co/, i- 11 Sept. 40; Lt.Ctl. IS Apr.
46; lln}.0«n,\\ Not. ^1 ; £t.Gnt.»J Sept. 60 ; Col. 56lli P. 17 Oct. SO.
/,;«((. CoZtmef*.— RichBTd Wiilter Lacj,' £«». 23 Mar.93; i.i«H(. IS Sept. 37 ;
Capt.\ Miiy40; JUq;or, 13 July o5; Xicut.-Cb/. P 10 Muy 5ft.
Alfred. Tlioinu Heykiid,' Ca. Eia. vi April 33; Xi<u<. PS July 3G; Ov'-
H3 Dec. 43; Bm.-IMaj. BO June 64; iVH>r, 1 Dec. fi4 ; Brm. Lt.-Col.
, W Dec. 54 ; Lt.-Col. 5 June 5S ; Col. SO Mar. 58.
1 0 iir^'orj.— Ueurgc William Paty, £iu. v 0 Sept. 3B ; Xi«ut. p 16 Feb. 4S ; Capl.
pflPeb.46; JV<v'. dS April 66.
John Jame* Hull," .Sim. PH June 39 ; Xbfuf.oid Nov.41 ; Cajif . P SO Dec. 43 ;
Brer.-Xn/. 20 Juuc 54; .V>v'. f 10 Ma; 60.
Captains. ; BKSia». i i.ibut. I cAPTAiit.
Hichard Ander«oii' i4Jdii.41 p 7 Apr. 4il I p 20 Dec. 46 2
ti \Vni.GeorgeMKr(;tf«oii' ,1'lflJiily 41 PISScpt.43[p 8 Hov. 60
FoiHaalelUmtii]' P 1 1* Fob. 4i " 7 June 44 p 7 Feb. 61
Henry Jolin Tolchar . . . . I P i8 Nov. 45 v 29 Drc. 4m P 3 Feb. 54
14 « I William Watkln Bii»elt f 6 Ft-b. 40 PSdJun. 48 RJuae54
14 0 ^VllliamClutU'rbuck.... ^ 3 Apr. 4(1 3 Oct. 48 , p 4Aug.i
14 0 Morton Hobert Udi-u' ..l lU Muy 4(1 p-21 Au^. 4a'p3!3«pt.64
14 1 OlHuRhBcelee I I May 46 P IS June 49 S3 Apr. 6.1
13 (> MarcoH Conrun* !p28 Jan. 48'pl20ct. 40| 13 July 56
18 0 Robt.Gor>lnn Cummliig' S2 July 4S' 2^ Dec. 46 13 July 66
10 0 ■ William Alex. GiHllay*.. BOct.SOj 31 Oct. 53 P (t Feb. 57
13 2A Cbttrl-sRuiipllCIt'.... Pie-May 45 9N.>v.4U'p 3 Feb. 64
LlEUTHNANTe. I |
7 I 0 JameaFlamlngBaxtcr'.. PiOJune63 6 June 64
7 I O i Francis Cbarlc* Hill'..,, j Si Oct. 63] P 18 Aug. 51 ' wiui ihJI''Mth Wi iT^Un
6 0 WiUlua»,'Aiij. .. 11 Au|{. 54| 95 May 55 ' EuUni ruupiUin or']8M-«S,
6 10 InB William JI«»bj ' 8 Sept. 64 P 29 June 56 '- Inclurllnr th. truild of Alma
6 0 aeorgeMonk....;P 7 April64 13July5S ['^^(.^^"^Z^^SIT
6 0 WiilLaraTiimer".. i"J2 8ept.fi4 13 July 66 topol (H^"dcI«piLS««
7 I 0 Stamer Gubblut ' 8 July 53 1 20 July 65' Li.colonfl. S.nlialin UtdM,
10 ! 0 'Uliain HusklMon ' 8>ov.50l 19 Jan. 55 "f *'"«"" ?"•'•»•'««»•).
7 0 rboma.Tl.ompK.u'j II Mar. 53' 27 July .M , j,^'3;fj;:^^° ';;;; ^Pj;
Sherwood King; . . F 7 A|>r. 54 1 3 Aur. 66 : ind fall or Srbuionni inm
>E Nauau Bolton' .. !iOJune65, 9 Mar. 67 «*'■■ au(. isu (Medal and
It Beaufoy Field*..! 3 Nov. 64 » Mar. 55 ofH^'"^"' '''""'' "'*'*•'"
. 3 luSpiller 3 Au({.&i|pI1 Jan. 69 s Capi. CbdhhIiiii Hrrad ilia
X n Bell 31Aut{.55 P26Jan. 69ie>mp<urn of iftu-e on m*
S -5 UBythcli |P aOct. 56 p 8Apr. 5I»I S""±5"VI" £,'1^'V''■J "*
S ^ iSwinhoo '27July56| 8 Sept. 50 . ?;TL™;;, m^l« P.™"
EnsiUIO. I I ihab.tnaiJobHDn.
:lu«rley Ip 7Mar.5«| a li«ui. Fltld .-rvBi wnn ii,a »oth min. ai
^^ CalrhCootcLlojd ;pia Feb. 58 'h« •»«• a™* *" of B*bMtopnl froai »0U>
Henry JoLn NuthuU.. ..' 11) Nor. 58 ,^" '™ ™ "" ""'T'l' ''T^ff J^^^^
Tbo.nMDurell8ullivfln..; 7 Dec. SsK". "^ '
a Arthur Rowley Heyland ' 31 Dee. .W
JametLandoii Watt ....'P25 Jan. oel •
<ieoD{«DiKWi-llGriniee..'p 8Apr. 59l
Jobn Pbllip Buniett . . . .! P 30 Aug. 59|
! \
Pnyjwuter.— Hamilton FiLlay, 14 Dec. 65.
C 0 \Art/ittnnl. — Limit. Henry William«,' 11 Ang. M.
7 0 i/n»trui;(wo/ilfi«Ac(rji. — /.ie«t. Robert ThomaaTliouipnou, 6 Uay S7.
6 0 ' Quarler Matter. — James M'Gnlth,' 1 May 65.
14 0 SiirfMni.— Willluin Deeble,'12 Jan.S.i; .4uut.-Sur[;. B7 Oct. 46.
0 0 AitUtant A'MrjeoiW.— Duncan Campbell Taylor, M.D., 28 May 54.
3 , 0 JamoH I'nrr, 28 May 67.
3 I 0 William Catlicart Boyd, S!i Jau. 58.
I Faeingi Purple. — Agentt, MeiBra. Cox (c Co.
[_itt(tirned/rom the Crimea, Aiigutt 185li. Embarkcdfor India, 24 Avgutt 1867,]
t LLCohmrt J^er, Majur Bull, Cnplaina Rimia]-, F.Uon, Cunmn and OodlF)', Lu. Bailtr. Hill,
TCiMaiaCultacrTrdwIthlliFlnl L1(iil Dnijiimni' in th« HulU'J ci
kalOH or Atl*a1 and aobraBa (MaOal and hoc OIu|i) ; u-md alia
AUv-dM^Map to "
:h Clup for Babutopii].
m 61th(Tkemst3Sdineaex)Segt.oJroot. [^
nil. Bapa). CNk
farCarti,»n*.W-
"PunMMVU"
VlTTOElA" "PTRBME«»" "MlTBtl,
"Inxbrkan" " Sbtahtopdl.''
ri.-9 fffil Sir Jbdim Frederick Love/ KCB., Kit., .^i. SG OcL 04;
ftJoaeOfi; CnpMI Jul; 11 ; A-ra.VnJ. 16 Mirch 12 ; Bree.Lt.CU.
:iy85i J/f(f0''> t> •)<'>y 30} i.i>>it.Cal. (I BepL .34; Col. 38 Jaua M;
^rGtn.l\ Nov.£l ; Xt.Cni. SB S?|>l. fiT ; COJ. A7 F.«4 8i-pl.M.
(on«'»— II enrj J»nie» Wtrru," CU. Ent. " Feb. 37 ; X(. I June <1 ; Capt.
lBn.4T; Mf{jQr,'l Hot. Hi; Xr.CoI.O Much 55; Cof. 9 Har. 58.
nglii,' ftii. 7 Feb. 4U ; £r P 31 lier. 41 ; Cupi- f 9U Oct. 40 ; arte.-Uiy.
Jcc. 54 j Mi\}or, n Feb. 6S} Km. U.Cot. 3 War. «6 ; U.Cni. 11 Uiy 58.
(.—Robert Abnham Logao, £kf. SO Oct. 41 ; Idnt. f S Kar. 43 ; Capt.
tier. 51 ; ^((/sr, 10 Juno 65.
Butler,* -fina. r i Hmr. 47 ; Zt. r 33 Hmr. 49; Ckipf. 0 No*. 54 ; Brtv.
i e June M ; Jirnjor. r-gl May 5B.
C&PTAIKS. 1 ""S
Stewart'
llouard'
^m.St. Clalt^....
m Bdward Bmvn*
rHaiiToU Earle*
laNiDilWnKlal] .
l> Wm.Juhii ].]of.
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peuccr Bchombcif '
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Doui>lB* 11. Slmtc .
4 Giorgu Clarke" .
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liMill.
d Oould Hatted'*. .
dBnillim
Francis £m1y
DeWansnne Waller
ni H'Clintock
'rancia Clarke
■A F.dward Brown .
s Ilepry Clarion.,
r Cecil Hai
3 Out.
P 13 Oct. 62
(I Jul
18 July 48 FS4 Jau. 51 1 7 Nor. 54
1» April 49 1 ■■90 Dec. SI < SO Dec. 54
ISJaii. 50 P15Feb. £>3i 30 Dec. 54
'l8A)>r.51 aJunD54 2U Dee. 54
21 Dec. 441 20 1>re.4n' S6 Jan. 65
10 Ang. 54{ 0 Hot. 54 i>2D Ha; 57
tOAuR. 54 SOUcc. 54.*IOMar. 58
17 Aug. 54 3 Feb. 5.1 pSI May 58
'" * ■■' DFcb. 55 >>2I Miiy 58
I) Feb. 55 ''£}AiiK.59
IHoi. 54
1 Sir Unn Vni. Lun
I I Aug. O*
'I8Auff.54
15 Sept. 54
tt Junr fi4 1
1.-.DCC. 04. OMar
S0Ui«.54 l)M«r.&6{lu <lH i-apMllUBD lo aaM»
lOJan. ii5 20 Mar. 65;""''" »!' J»hn «»». ■■•1
14 Feb. 65 lttJune55 S^™da';.J^'.'S.-4
13 Feb. 5.)' 1 July 55U»^iil». sfr^ (T^
14 Mar. 55 "SI AiiB.A5|'»'<'<o'-CDn"»<a. >«><■« ik*
15Uar. 55 SGFul). 5n'lncludlni tiM uornrnE of
III Mar. 55 2C Feb. 5<1 ''if*' h ^^" ""'' *" ""
13 Apr. 65, aCFeb. 50 Uth? m,\^'^C tnn^r.
•i Nov. 55, l> 3 Jutl>' 51) '0 llollaml unrlrr LoH Cfn.
1 Mar. 00. P 18 So..50 ^i"';: t 7^ r'T/:. ^,3^.
I!) Jul,
20 July 55
27 Fib. 56
«1 Feb. M
16 Jan. 68
■16Mflr.68.
28 May OSlOmmna.lluMci'i
■ Feb. 5» "'^inio-
III AHir <1up« far
'Uaiiir, ud ujudid
D. ChcTcra Barlou * 24 Juiw 5U
»(«r.— Mark Mattlietn," 28 July 43; »«». 2!) Hay 30 ; £f. 53 Nor. 40.
mt. — lAevt. Geor^ Itowliiiiri WauRh," 12 Feb. 55.
- _ -rfor nf NutMr/.—ZitHt. Wta. AMvrEoj JtmLi Sbortt, 11 Sent, 67.
; iff Qwirtcr Afsrier.— Thomaa Miutiiidali', 25 Oct. S.*!.
] tt ISurffWK.— WilHatnMocAnilrew,"U,D.,a3MHr.55; Auitl.-Surg.GliM.*i~
0 lAuittaat Surjeoiu. — Hielmel Jnmca Grilbn, 33 Sept. 54.
0 William FcrguEon, 23 Sept. 64,
I 0 ! James Davis, 10 Murcli 56.
Faclnfff Ycllon'. — Agmlt, Me»n. Cox i. Co.
IriiA Agenti, Meisrr. Cniie & tjunii.
■land WtrrtMrnd »t lis ulcp? of Si-tntlupul fnrni Minh !«», und rrnnmndcd tli* Ilih Rut. at
■ulUunthaDtdtnimlhplfilli June (afin CdIotipI fhntUnth n> kilted) nnil ntb l<^ i ilio u tin
rl.cl.H crilirMnJjiJlt).
rliHliBi IIh- IwIiIh of Balalilara ud
' wu liiinDralilf uimtisHd ia
> UwI.tMonrl I
l.(>nill*Klin-mUi.|i3tch),>inHandi:>llaf Srhn.tiiHil.iUKKill uf IIh' Rtilim >n.
to KiBkoan (Mrdal ■»! Ihr** tllann, DrigU of M4at iDd LievL-C'Ukncl. Ki.l|l>l
amt, aa4 M dut of Iha McHjidleV
S7tb ( 7%0 H'est Mtddlesap) ReyL qfFoof. 278
4 Keuor Butler ferred In tlie Crimea flrom ttrd Sept. IBM, IncludiiiK the battiM of BalaklftTa mmI lafcv-
■MB (earrifd the Colnn after Lient. llafue wa< killed) ilege ond flill of Beba^topol, atsaiilt of tbe Bedan
on IStli June, and expedition to Klaboum (Medal and ttoree Giaiipt, Bre%ut M^jor, and Knigbt of tbt
I«l(ioii of Honor).
5 i^nptaln Stewart lenred from 60cpt. ItiSS, at Ihc »ioge and foil of Sebulopol, alio in the expedllloii to
Klnbmim (Medal and i^liuiO.
Mi|)or lIoManl nerved at tbe»i(^c of Seba»topoI fVom 1 4th Nor. 1854, and won with the utorminff columa
at the assault of tlie Redan ou the Irttb Jiinc and Bili Sfpt.; was aUo wltli the expedition to Kmboum
(Medal audClMP, Brevet Major, andAih Ciaw of the MedJiUie).
7 Major St. Clair served In tho KMtern campaiKu from -i3rd Sept. 1854, including the battles of Bala-
klara and Inkerman (hor»e shot under him), sie^* of Sebasto|>ol, and attack on the R^lan, 18ih June
— stterely vnuiided: acted as Aatist.AdJ*Oen. tu the fi>roc4 on the Boephorus, IterdanvllM, 4ec., from
Julf laaj to Aug. \^6SA (Medal and Cluop*. Hn^vet Ni^or, and liiardlnian Modal).
8 CaptUn Brovn •erre'l at the a-ese of Hebantopol from Ath Feb. I<IAS, Inclndtng the attacks of tbe
Redan on the IStb June (with the Storminir Column) and 8th S«'pt.: also at the bumbanlment and sur-
render of Kinbourn (Medal and Clasp, and .'>ih Class of the Mectjidle). Comraanitod a partT of the &7th
Baitt. with the Column undi-r Urigadler Cuirhlan at tiie attack and capture of tbe Arab village of Sbeik
Othman on tbe l8th March li)A8 (mentioned in deitpateh, aod thanked In Oeneral Orders).
il M^Jor Earle served in the Eastern campaign from 2^nl Sept. 1854 as Alde-de-Camp to Brigadier-
Qen. Ooldte. who was killed at Inkerman; was wounded in the Irenchei 3rd Hov, 1854. Appointed
Brigade-Midor In 4ih Division 17th Nov ; and present with Sir Culin Campbell corananding Uie
a^Miultlng column on the 18th June; wlih Mnjor-Gen. Spencer in the asxaultof ihe 8th Sept.; and wiUi
lA>rd West at tlie capture of Kinbourn (three times mentioned in despatches. Medal and three Clasps,
Brevet U<4or, Kalght of the Legion of Hcnor. and 6th Chwa ot the Medjldie).
1(1 Captiin Bird served at the eiogu and fall of SebaMtopol irom Isl Jeno I85fi, and at the capture of the
Quarries, and anaault of the Hodan ou tho I8th Juno; ahfoat the bombanimeui and capture of KinUoarn
(Medal and Claup).
1 1 Captain Wilmot. Lieut*. Clarke and Dayntun, served at tho fall of Scba»topo1, and at the bombard-
ment and capture of Kinlxmm (Medal and Clai«p).
IS Captain Schombenc served at tlie viei^Q luid full of Scb:iitopol in 1855, attack of tbo Redan on tbe 8th
84*|>t. bomlMirdment and capture of Kinbourn (Modal and Cla«p).
1.1 Captain Slade served the Eastern campaign from 15th Nov. 185 1, inclndhig the siege of Scbastopol and
repuLse of two uight aurties, storm and captoru of the QoarriaH, and atorming of the Redui on the 18th June ;
aeverclj wounded in two ulacc« (Medal and Claup, Hardiuian Medal, and 5lb Ciasi of tbo Medjidie).
14 Lieut. Shnrtt Mrved at the wlcge and fall of Sobovtopol from l.Otli Nov. 1854. and at the storming of
the Quarries, and Of tbe Kedau on the 18th J uue ; aldo at the bombardment aod capture of Kinbourn (Medal
and Claiip, and Sth Class of the Medjidie).
15 LieutH. KuiMcIl. Puwoli.and Hasted, wrvcd in the Crimea fhmi Sept 1855, and were present at tbe
biNBbardmeat andeaiitnre of Kinbourn (Medul).
18 Lient. Wangh aerved at the siege aiid fall of .<ebastupul fh>m Iflth Mny 185.'$, and at the attack on
the HMlan on tbe 18tb June; aliw at the bomlardmcnt and capture of Kinbourn (Medal and Cbu^p).
17 Paymaster Matthews aerved in tbe Crimea from tbe 3Snd Srpt. 1854, Including the ilego and fall of
S«ha«topol, attack and surreitder of Kmbourn (Medal and Clasp).
18 I>r. MacAndrew served in the Kastern camimign from 2nd May 1855, Indndint tbe expedition tc
Kortch, liege and fall of Sehastopol, bombardment und capture of Kinbourn (Medal and Cla»p).
[ContmmHon of Notes to 58/A Foot.]
.1 Mfijor Hood was employed in the year 1846 as Secretary onu Special Public Mission to live Argcntino
Republic to settle the diflen-nce on the part of the combined Powers of Endand and Prance, and Oeneral
Roaa, tbe Governor of Duenoe Ayreii. Served at tlie siege of Sebaetopol in ISfifil wounded), and commanded
the ladder party of the Buffs at the aasauli of tbe Rcdon ou 8th Sept.— wounded ; commanded the Regt. from
18 Sept. to 27 Dee. 1855, und marched it into the Karabvliuiia on 17th Sept. with Colois. Jcc, these being tbe
first Knglish Colors that entered Sehastopol (Medul and Clasp, Brevet Major, and 5tli Chin of the Mcdjidle^
» Maio' Tbompaoo was pretrnt at every aeiinB, aaaault, Mid ■kinnish which took plmee dariair the opcfatieoa ttxiit^ on
in IHtt and 46 andrr Lteat-Col. liulme, and •ubtequentlv under Colonel Despard, agaiust the iniorfrnt diiels in thr north
of New lialand. He waa thanked ia Geurral Urdert by Sir Robert Ntekle. cominandinf the Forces in Aattralia, for
** the pruBBptitode with which he checked the inftnbonlinmtion anumg the detadmienia pruccediag nndcr hia coanaad
to New Kcalmnd on board tbe Kymout in April lfU4."
a Captain Baltiacombe aenrd with the iMth Liftht Infantry the Easlem campaifn of 1R34-&5, inclnding the battle of
Alua, mitfft and fall of Sebakiopol, and waa wonnded on ISth Jauuarj IMS (Medal and Claap^, and 6ih Clas^ of the
Medjidie).
9 Captain Hall aerved with the I4rh Regt. in the Crimea in leiS, including the aisge and fall of Sebaatopol and as-
aoalt of the Istb Jane (Medal and Clatp).
1 1 Lient. Hill arrvcd aa a oudihipman in the Indian Navy In the nnrmeae war in 1S33 (Medal and Claap).
IS Liisut. Ferrjn served with the 90th Ught Infantry in tbe Indian Campaign of 1867-ft8. Including the
rettrf of Lucknow by Lord Clyde, defence of the Alumbncrb imder Outram, siege and fall of I^acuow
(Medal and Clasp >.
13 Qr.Maiicr Slattcrj- n-us present in Nr\i' Zealand at the taking and destmi-tion of Pouiare's Pah on 80th
Apr. iMo. attack ou Hcki's Pah, dcstruition of the Wuikiri Puli.itunuingof Kawilti's Pah, capture and deatmc-
tiuB of Rliiupekapcka lltb Jnn. IbGC.
IS AiaULSoneun Worlhingtou served aith the Slth Regt. in the Crimea from Jan. 18) j aod waa nreoeat
at tbe aiegr and fall of Subdutopol. and with the storming party at the capture of tbe Q.uarriea on 7tn June
(Medal aiul Cbup). Served also with the :Uth in the Indian rnnipnign in 1857-&-S, including A^'indham's action
•t (^a-oporc, capture of Lucknow, and relief of Azimgfanr (Medal and CUtp).
879
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"PTHENEES" "NIVELLE" "OKTJIES" "PENINSULA."
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Xw..V^. 30 March la; Cipl. k Lt.Col. Si AprU U; C<rf. Sfl Jalj 30;
il/mor 6^,^53 Nov. 41 i X(.rJcn. H Nov. 51 ; CV. 5Mth Rfgt. 81 Jw. 61.
XCofo»e(— Cvprimi Bridirc,' £tt.. 8 April 35; Lt.n)\ Jui. -i*; Cap*. ••10
Dec. 3(5; .Vfl>r,f30Dec.43}fl(.Li.(;o(.iUJima 54; i*.C<rf. 26 Oct. 68;
ir<y^r5.— CluirlmHooil,' £i"i. pSO June 4i; ii. >■ 30 Not. 40; Capl. »7 Hot.
ai : Srtvet Major, 3 Nov. M ; ATiyor, 8 Jan. SO. „ „ . ,,
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Charles Wni. Thoinpson* '
^ilic J enkinsThonipiPn j
S lob. Clilldren WliUeh?ad'|
:4 (anry U. C. Buminghun'
%' VUllMQ DatieB Shipley
I.Laiasden Batliscombe
k,avus Wl11laiuHall< .
S }amnn Town ley
S [ohn Homer
H iVilliam Dunu Band . . .
iDdrawU.BuswIt
n lenry Hlugeiton
LiBDTBNANTtl.
n'illiam Ruuell Kusacll. .
r! 3eoTge Mtirioar
3cUTiu9 William Hill '
lohD AuguatoB Tlgbe . . .
Bartia Haclaren
:;birie> Henry S. Joiiea.
g Robert Wm. Archibald.
Bertie Shiffaer
lamea Pringle
Henry John Wynjard
rS William Bolton, Adj. .
Joiin Valentine Hescu
S Qeorge Edward Perryn '-
S IhooiBi Kgertou Jones .
Alex. William M'Crnc .
^ Fr«J. Flarence Murray.
L; William Henry Webb .
Cliarle* Edward Faster. .
William Henry Key .... r
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^ WlUlaui Nuuuinglou . . '
il Richard Dnn<: ,r
Henry N. H«eve Storkii . _ _^ ^ _
ri Pagm. — Aldborongh Runille, 3 June OO-iith lii
!1 Aifjutant.—LI.Wm. Bolton, CAjir. 06.
Inttmctor of MiuhttTy. — Coplain Henry Ilinjceitoa, 0 Koy. f>8.
Qu/irter MaHer.—Hmthevi Slaltery," J3 July tili.
]E Siinjeon— Henry Dawn™, MD.d.«.l Nor.30; Sur9.lOJan.49; Surf.STaj.
jMi*f.Surjt(JiM.— Richard JukcB WortUiufrtoii,i»a« May 54. [7 8«pt.SS.
William Uerry, 25 Jan. 6ti, [Armit t Co.
Faclagt lllack. — AgeiiU, UcBsra. Cox k Co.^Irith Agtnlt, Sir E. R. Burongh, Bt.,
IRttiimeit/rnm New Zenlund, 8 Ulnrch SO.]
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w ; W Ai(/iiiant.—Lieul. Benjamin Henry Burxe,' 31 Dec. 58. [•■
4,0 liutrutter of MiukttTy. — Lieut. Laimcelot Charlea Bronn, SB Sqit,
. 3 I 0 Quarferifnjtn-.— BHinuelCiirdiie,M6 Jin.6e.
I 18 '. 0 j^urpron.— Robert McWharrie.M.D. 4 Not. 63 ; .^uM.>5ur;. II Murcb 43.
I X 0 Ldwut.Sur^oni.— Walter Criap, 6 Aug. 68.
, 2 i 0 j WaUer Bamett Ramtbottom, M.B. 10 March .'18.
Fadngt White. — AgettU, McMr*. Oownea & Son. — Irith AgmU, Sir
BoroDgh, Bt., Armlt ft Co.
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4!) ~ ColmttU Commandant.— i V W Sir Williim G«irf[B Hoorr,' KCB., Bnt. 18
April III £t. lOSepE. 19) Capl. U April U; Jtfq/. St Ju. W; Lt.-CiL
liJao. it; Col. idJnaa 38; ATiif.-aen. 11 Ser. 61 ; LL-OtK. 5 Joae S6;
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NoT.fil; Ll.Oen.WXui. SS'; Ca/.CniniH. BOth RlBea, 14 April 67.
LUHl.Celonelt.--l Maurice OriMn Dennli,' CB. , Eitt. B Kay Mi £(■ A Jal; 97;
Capl. V \a Dee. 37 ; ilnjor, v S Ua; 4i ; BrrMt Lt.'Cal. 7 Jaua 40 ; U..
Cat. 10 Oct. Gl ; Col. 9H Hov. 64.
I .SIrJohn Jonea, KCB.* £iuipi,>']S JuneSa; Litut. nDte. 91 ; Cafil. HO
July 41; JI/q,or,P20July*9i it.-Coi. 20 Juna 64 ; Col. 10 Jan. 66.
3 Wm. PanBlinwe Hfldrorct/ jnif £f. 'IB Dec. 28 i Xt. P38 June 33; dfjif. Ttt
July 41; ATii/. i' IS Ocl. 4» ; Br.-Z/.'Coi. 98 May 63; CoL 88 Not. M;
Ll.Col. 23 Har. 66.
3 Henry Bingham,* Snif £ieu^ P30 April 91 ; Xinif. p 28 Sept. 3S; Capt,
36 June 41 ; M/ijor, 19 Oct. 61 ; Ll.-Col. 10 June 67.
Vl 9 Francia Roger Palmer,' CB. £'n(. fie Mar. 33; J.Je>iM>24 AprU 35; Gijif.
F 1 1 Mar. 43 ; Afq;'. 20 June 54 ; U.-Col. 32 June 68.
m t Webbc Butler, Snil Liiut. i>19 Bcpt. 34; Liaul. PIS Dec. 40; Cap^ 20
July 44 ; M(yor, 93 Mar. 66 ; Lt.Col. Q Sept. 58.
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Mi0on.—S Ilcury Friend Kennedy,' -ind Lieut. pU Bept. 40; Litttt.7 Apr.
43 ; Capt. r 20 Oct. 48 ; Mnjor, ' IT Aug. 56.
1 Charlct Napier North,' ■ Eniign, SO May 30; Litul. 38 Dm. 38; Capl. 38
Dec. 48 ; Miyor, 10 Jane 67 ; Bt.Lt.Col. 20 July 58.
4 HobertB. Hawley," £(U. 38 Au^. 3B;Xf. p31 Dee. 30; Capt.\0 Ju. 57 ;
Bt..Maj. 8 Not. 55 ; Mi\}ot, 5 Sept. 50.
3 3 Qeorge Waldegrave Bligb,'* 3iKit Litut. 19 Mar. 41 ; Xiraf. SO July 44;
Capt. P 13 Oct. 40 ; MnJor, 84 Apr. 68.
3 Oibbe* Rigaud," ind LUul. f 11 Juue 41 j Lieut. 30 July *4; Capt. * in
Aug. 50; Ariu'or,92June58.
1 Sir Bdvard FitiQerald Cauipboll, £(."f. 3iiif X(. S July 41 ; X<. SS July 44;
Capt. V 37 Dec. 60 ; Bt.MuJor, 10 Jan. 66 ; Mi^r, » Sept. 58.
4 Peter Burton Roe, Slid Xieuf. p 33 July 41 ; lArttl. 8fl July 44 ; Capt. p 17
June 51 ; MtgoT, p 30 Apr. 69.
3 Jamea Fraur, 8n<f X<eu(. p 10 Sept. 41; Xinit.SO July 44; Cojit. p 7 Jan. S9 ;
Major, 18 Oct. 59.
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4 RandleJ. FelMen
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5 D.D.Mutcr,"i.cJlOJ,il,M
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I John Magulre"
9 Ken. Edward Warren"
I John Robert Wilton** <
3 Alfred J. PftiGerald" j
3 Francis Dairion
3 John PrcToat Battenby'
!;!| 3 J. LambertEdw.Baynea
0 ,3 Bernard Edw. Ward''
0 '3 Vincent Tongue^ '
0 4 R.IIarcourt Bobioioii i
0 'a Robt.WUtnot Brooke"!
0 3 Fran.ChartcriB Fictcber i
0 S Edward Bowlei," «. .. <
0 '1 R. J- Huir. Robert»n'*
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:?'8 C.H.fipen. Churchill"'
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14 April 43
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P 7 Fub, 40
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30 July 44
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P 5 liar. 47 1
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17 Jan. 61 j
'10 May 61 1
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■ 36 Feb. 46 1
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PS5 Feb. 46
P20 Dec. 44
P 17 Jan. 46
P 13 June 46
4 July 43:
P30 Dec. 46
3 Dec. 41
P 13 Feb.4e
P 33 June 47 I
P SB Jen. 48;
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P 5 May 48
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P 90 July 40,
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p 10 Aug. 60 :
P 10 Aug. SO
P3T Dec. 50
P 38 Oct. 53
30 June 64
20 June 64
P 13 Apr. 53
31 Oct. 52
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31 May 54.10 Jan. 58
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14 July 64.19 Jan. 68
23 Har. 56
S3 Har. 66
93 Mar. 56
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33 Har. 65 I
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93 Har. 55 I
33 Uar. 55
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3 Henry Scniplo
4 Edwanl Aug. Stotherd^ ..
4 Robert Crowc'^
4 Wm. Spicer Cookwoi tliy ^*
4 Charles Williaiiisoii ' p 1 1 July 61
4 Uowley Willes Iliiixmaii*' | 23 Nov. 4U
4 FrancU Stewart Travcrd .. ^aOAuir. ol 18 Au^. 64
j 4 WykehamLBighPombertoQ^' ^ ^ Apr. 62 . p 26 Aug. 54 ,
|4 Henry ParUoo £atoii^.... p11 Juue 62 23 Mar. 66
8 Fra. Duodas Farquharson . . p 1 8 Feb. 63 2*'} Mar. 66 !
O 14 John Jamea Phillipps p 27 May 63: 23 Mar. 66,
0 1 Jiimes Durham Dumlas^.. ji* 3 Mar. 61- 23 INIar. 66,
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23 Mar. 66
16 Sept. 46
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•JO May 64 p 16 Apr. 6('i,
P 18 Oct. 63 1 22 Aug. 6(1!
11 Aug. 64,Pi(;Oct. 67 1
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23 Mar. 68 1
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24 Apr. 6S.
14 Mnv 58
22 Juue6iS:
2 July 68
2 July 68
D Sept. .>8
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1/a i3 Jaa.Hy. Lawrence- Archci-^ I P 16 Dec. 40 P22 Dec 43. 12 Feb. 68
2 D. G. Neville Watts-Russell , p21) Sept. 64
12 Arthur William Knox Gorejp 8 Dec. 64
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1 Anthony Carlisle"
2 Jame< Arthur Morrah
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0 3 Joseph John 13radsliaw ....
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60th {The King'a Royal Rijle Corps). 281
AnUtant Surffeons,^2 Gralianie Toung,*^ 5 May 54.
3 Thomas John Murphy , 28 April 54.
3 James Macartney, 6 Oct. 54.
1 Ebenezer John Hatchell, 15 Jan. 56.
2 Robert Ovrcn Ilayden, 15 Sept. 57.
1 Frederick William Wade, 15 Sept. 57.
1 William Silver Olircr « M.D. 15 Sept. 57.
3 Seth Sam, 0 Nov. 57.
2 James Doran, M.D. i) Nov. 57.
4 John Alexander Lamb, 22 June 58.
4 Alexander Campbell M'Tavish, 12 Jan. 59.
ri#^ Battalion etnbarhedfor India, July 1845. Depot, Winchester,'}
l^nd Batt. emh.for the Cape of Good Hope, June 1851. In India. Depot, WinehcsttrJ]
[Srrf Battalion embarked for India, 7 July 1857. Depot, Winchesier.]
[4/A Battalion, Waterford. Depot, WincheMter.]
BeyimentalsGreen^Facings ScAT\ct,^Agerits, Sir C. R. M'Grigor, Bt,, and
Walter M'Grigor, Esq.
I Sir Willlttm George Moore Mrred jn the Peninsula willi the 5-2nd. and wu present at the kleget of
Ciudsd Boilrico, Badajoz, and St. Selnstian, and at tlie battle* of Salamanca, Vittoria, Xlvelle» and NItc,
fur which he hai received the War Medal wlih aeven Clasps. He wan abo at the repilse of Hm sortie
from Oayonno as Aide-de-Camp to Sir John Hope, and was scvervly wounded and taken prisoner
with that Ocnoral. He sorred alflo the Waterloo campaign on the statf of the Quortcr^Master-Oeneral.
8 L'.eut.Oencral Paterson 8erve«i with a corps of Cavalry as a vulunti^er in the Rebellion in Ireland
in 179S. He served the Egyptian campaitrn ol 1801 in the 'J8ih Rc^t., and was present in the actions of
the 8th, IStli, and 21st March, ns also at the capture of Urand Cairo and Alexandria. In 180A he acoom-
pnnied Lord Cathcart's expedition to the Conliiicnt. ]Ii> served in Ihc 77th in the Peniiuula and Soatb of
Prance duriiiz tiio canipaigns of 1811, 112, 13, and 14, IncliidinK the affair at Ei Dodon, siete and capture of
Ciiidad Ro<lr:>:o and of itadajoz, inre«tmcnt or llajnnno and repulse of the sortie» besides various sitlr-
mishes. When the rebellion broke out in Canada :n 1837 he volunteered his services, which were accepted.
Berved Ave years in the West Indies. He has received the Gold Sledul from the Orand Soisnlor for the
Ei;yptian campaign, and the Silver War Mcdul wlih throo CUopi fur Egypt, Ciudad Bodrigo, and Badajoz.
8 Colonel D«'nnis served with the 1st Bnitaiion «Oth Rillcs during thuKPCond siege upcrationsat Mooltan,
and commanded the Hattalion 27th Dec. 1848, when the enonij's outposts and suburbs of Mooltaa rere
capturerl (wounded) ; was afterwards present at the tatilo ot Goojerat, pursuit of the fugitive Silth army
niitil Its finnl surrender at Kawul Pindec, and expulsion of the Atfghan force beyond tlie Khyber Pass
(Medal and two Clasps).
4 Sir Jolin Jones served the c.impniirn of 19.')7-5d against the Mutineers in India; commanded the 1st Batt.
80tb Riflrs at the actirmn on the ITiudun of 3<)th and 31st May, battle of BittJleu ke Serai nnd forcing the
heijslita before Delhi on bth June, tlirougliout the siege opemtions before Delhi, action or the 19ih June, attack
on the Sulizcc Mundi on ISth Julv (commanded column of Htta':k), and coveriuK the ussauitiiig columns at the
atomiine of the City on the 14th September. Commanded the left nttackiug column within the City from I5tli
to ^K)th Sept., forced tlimngh tlie City blew open the gates and took po?stS'iion of the Palace on SUih September
18^7. Commanded as Brigadier General the Ruorkce Held Force throughout tlie o|)cratioas in Rohilcuud f^om
17th April to 2lst May 1834, including the actions of UugawuUa and Nugenat relief of Morudabad, action on the
lH)jura. assault nnd capture of Hareilly, attack and b«)ml)ar(lmrnt of Sbal\it;hanpore defeat of Uie rebels and
relief of the garrison, capture of the fort of Bunnai, pursuit of the enemy to the left bank of the Goonitee, and
destruction of the fort of Mahundee (CB. luid Cobuel for distinguished service iu the field. Good Serrica
pension, and KCB.)-
5 Colonel Bedford serredin theKatHrwar of 1831 >63 (Medal, and Brevet U.CoIonel).
G Lt.Coloncl Bingh-.im served witli the 1st Battalion COth Rifles during the second siege operationa at
Moo'.tan, including tlie siege and storm of the tuwii, and caiiture ftf the citadel. Afterwards at the battle of
Goojerat, pursuit of tlie Sikh army, and expulsion of the Anghun force beyond the Kvber Paii. Comaiandol
the Companies of the OUifi cn;rnged ngainsl the IliU Tribes m the Euzof/ye country 11th Dec. \Bh9, and vas
aeverelr wounded in the head (Medal and two Clasps).
8 Lt!Co!onel Palmer served in the campaign of 1857-58 against the Mutineers in India, iucluding the siege
opcnitions before Pellii from Si!nd Aug., assault and capture of the City with the final attack ou aud occupa-
tion of the Palace. Commauded the 1st Batt. ((0th Rifles throughout the campaign in Kohilcund, including
the actions of Rngawnlla and Nugena, relief of Moradalwd, action on the Dcjura, assault and capture of Bareilly,
adtaek and bombardment of Shahjehanpore defeat of the reljcls and relief of the garrison, capture of the fort of
Bnnnai, pursuit of the enemy to the left bank of the Goomtee, and destruction of the fort of Mahundee (CB.).
0 M^jor Kennedy, and Captnin Tongue, sen-cd tlie Puiijaub campaign of 1849 (Medal and two Clasps), tod
were present during the SL-coiid siege operations at Mooltaii (including the siege and storm of the town and
rapture of the citadel), battle of Guojerat, pursuit of the Sikh army until its final surrender ut Rawul llndee,
the occupation of Aitock and Peshnwur, and expulsion of the Aflghan force beyond the Khyber Pass. Served
also in the expedition against tlie Affredies in the Kohat Pass in teb. 185U.
II Lt. C^l. North seived the Punjaub campaign of 1849 (Medal and two Clasps), and was present
during the second (lege operations rt Mooltnn (including the siege and storm of the town and capture
of the citadel), battle of Goojerat, pursuit of the Sikh army until its final :»urrcnder at Rawul Pindee,
occupation of Attock and Peshawur, and expulsion ol the AflTghan force beyond the Khyber Pass,
iterred with Havelock*s Columa in 1857 attached to 78th Highlanders and on tlie Staflf in the actions of
Futtchpore, Aoiing, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawnpore, Oonao, Bu&eerutgunge (29th July), Bithour, Alum
Bagh. and Relief of Lucknow — slightly wounded (thanked by Governor General in Council and in
Gen. Outram's despatches for " valuable serviees").
IS Lt.Colonel Pretymau served the Eastern campaign of 1)^5 1«55 with the 33rd Rcgt.. up to SCth Feb. 1855,
when he was appointed Brigade M'ljor to Ist Brigade, Li<;ht Division ; whs present at the battles of Alma taa
Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol, and assaults un the 18th Juue aud 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Mt\Jor,
Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th (Jlnss of the Medjidie).
15 Mi^or Hawlc} served with tlie 8Wh Regt. at tlio siege and fall of Sebastopol from 0th Jan. 1855, and
Attacks on the 18th June and 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp, Brevtt MtOor, Sardinian Medal, and Ath Class of
tlMX0(UMIt«)*
14 Minors Blif hand Blgaud, Captains Warren, Montgomery, andEIlis, served In the Kaffir war of 1B0I-6S
(Medal).
16 Bir Edward Campbell served the Poqjaub campaign of 1849 (Medal and two Clasps), and was prtsrat
during the second sieve operations at Mooltan (Including the siege and storm of the town and e^tun of
the citnM), battle of Gocjerat, porsalt of the Sikh array antll lu surrender at Rawnl Pindee, occupation
385 60th ( The King's RoyeU Rifle Corps).
Of AUo«k ind PMhawur, And expulsion of tho Affghan fore* tMjoad the KlijriMr Pms. 8«rvodl with the
ozi^ilion agalnittha AHflreedimIn tlie Kohat Pom in 1H.V) at Aida-tte-Cainp to 8lr CiMrlni Kapler. 8crted
from 3rd July during th« tlpffe operatioBH before Dellii, aiaault and capture of IIm City with tU« Una!
attacic nn and occupation (»f tlio Hiiiai*!* on *Jt>tli S^'pt. 185D (Urevet M^jor;.
10 M%|ur Willlains, Oapts. PitiGeruld and Kuitace Uobertson, served witli the !•! Battalion eoth Ktflea
durliiK the second nieffe operations at Mooltan, including the siege and storm of tlie tuwn, and capture of the
citadel. Afterwards at tlio battle of OoixJerat, the pursuit of the Sikh army, and the expulsion of the
Affichans beyond the Khyber Pass. Also present during liie 0(>enitioos in the Kuzofiye country, and
capture of the insurgent viiiaiies on the llUi and Ulii Dec. 1840. Capt. Eustace Robertaoa serred in
the eipedltiou a<ainst the AflVeedies in the Kohat Pass in Feb. 1850 (Medal and two Clasps). H»}or
Williams «erred also in the campaign of IB57 ajcalnit the Mutineers in India, Including the actions on the
Hindun of the 9U>h and Slst May, battle of Hudloe ke Serai and taking of the heights before Ilclbi on
8th June, subsequent siege operations to 16tb A ugast— severely woumtcd on IBth June(RreTet IL^or).
17 lit.CoInnel Mater serred in the PunjHub ramfiaign in 1H1M-M,iucluding the siege and capture of Mooltan,
battle ofOoojentt, pursuit and snrreuderof Shere siug, occupation of Attock and Pesfaawur (Medal and t«ro
Clasps). Served the canip;ugu of iM&7-fiS ngaiukt the Mutineers in India ; commauded a Wing of GOIh Rifles at
Meerut in suppressing insurgent villagers from lUlh May to 3t6tli Aug. ; present with tlie lat Battalion from
6tli Sept. at the siege of Dellii, assault aud capture of the City on 1 Uh Sept. with the final attack on and oceu-
ration of the Pidace on SOth Sept. — sucreeded to the command of the attacking CMamn on Kishingnnge <in
4th SepN on the fall of Ma|or lldd (Brevet Mwjor). Served as D.A.Adj.General to the Roorkee Flekl Force
during the campaign in llohilctind, including the actions of Bugawalla and Nugena, relief of Moradabad.acfckm
on the Dojura, assault and capture of Barcilly. attack and bointiaiduient of Shalgehanpore defeat of the rrbels
aud relief of the garrison, capture of the fciri of Huitnui, pursuit uf the enemy to the left bank uf the Goonitee,
and destruction of ilie fort fk Mahundee (Brevet Lt(Jolonen.
18 MiOor Gordon senrud as a volunteer ut tlui flrst attack upon Mooltan, and with the Ist Battalimi 00th
RlAes' through the I'unjaub cnmpalgu in 1848-0, including the siege of Mooltan and batUo of Ooojerat
(Medal and two Clasps, Fourth Class of the Medjidie for service with the Turkish Contingent).
10 MsJorMagulre served with the 5Sth Regt. in China (.Medal), at Amoy, Chuaan, and Chlnhae; and
with the UOlh throughout the PiiiOaub campaign of 1848-9, including the sivge and storm of the town and
ea|>ture of the citadel of Mooltan, battle of Gotijerat, and subsequent operations (Medal and two Clasps).
Served throughout the campaign In Rohilcund in 18A8, Including the actions of itngawalla and Nageaa,
relief of Moradnbad, action on the Dojum, assault and capture of Bareiily, attack and boinbHrdmcnt of
Shal^Jeiianpore dvffat of the rebels and relief of the garrison, capture of the fort of Buunai, punuit of the
enemy to the left bank of the Ooomtee, nod destruction of the fort of Mahundee; comuianded a wing of
the 1st Batt.OOth RifliMi at the attack and destruction of Sbahabad; commanded the Battalion in the
action of Bankagon;; (Brevet of Mijor, Medal).
20 Major Wilton served in the 55th llrgiiicnt durui;r the Chinese expedition (Medal), and waa present at the
operations before NMnkin. Served in the 1st Batt. OUtli RiAcs in the campaign uf lh»7 against the Mntiaeera
in India, including the actions on the Ilinduu, battle of Budlcc ke i>erdi and taking the heighta before Beiiii
on 8th June, and subseqneut sirge operations to 1st Sept. 1857 (Brevet Major).
22 Cupt. Brooke serve<l wiih the 1st Battalion dOth Ritles during the second siege operatloniat Uoolian,
including the siege and storm of the town and capture of the citadel of Mooltan ; aflvrwarda at the butt*
of Ooojerat, pnriiuit of the s»ikh army under Riyah Shere Sing until lU flnnl surrender at Rawul Pindec.
occupation of Attock and Peshawur, and eipuUion of the Affghan forca nndi^r the Arat-er Dost Malmned
beyond the Khyber Pass ; was wounded at MoolUn 27th Dec. 1848 (Medal and two ClasfM). Served also In
the KafHr war of 1851-53 rMedttl).
33 Captains Bowles, Tcdlie nnd Chads served in the campaign in Ruliilcund in 1838, inchuling the aetlona of
iignwntln and Nagrna, relief of Moratlabad, action on the IKijura, assault ai.d capture of Barrilly. attack and
imbardment of Shahjrhanpore defeat of the rebels and relief of the g irrison, cantore of tlic fnrt of Bnnnai,
pursuit of the enemy to the left hank uf the Goouitee, and desliuition of the foit of Mahuudce. Cnplam Tedlie
acn-C(1 as D.A.Q.M.Gen. to the Roorkee Field Force.
2t Major Jones sened the campaign again»t tlic Mutineers in India from 3rd June 1857, ineludbigthe
battle of Budlee ke Serai nnd taking the heights brfire Delhi, the subsequent siege opemtious until severely
wounded on Sird June. Served the canipaign in Rohilcund in lS5.s, including the actions of Bngavaila anil
Nugena. relief of Mnrudabad. action on the Ttojura, assault nnd Ciiplurc of Baredly, attack and bombaidDient
of Shahjehnnnorc defeat uf the rebels aud rrhcf of the garrison, capture of the fort of Buuiiui, porauit nf tlie
enemy to the left buuk of the Goomtcc, and dcstnictiun of the fort of Maliundce, attack on and dettrnctioa cf
^ahnbad.
33 Captain Waters served from 18th July 1857 at the siege of Delhi, assault and capture nf the City, and flnal
attack on and occupation of the Palace ; was wounded on Qlh August and agaiu at the assanlt on l-ith Sept.
27 Caplaiu MacQuem was enpjrcdwith the Mutineers near Cawnpore on ihe S0th aud 27th Norland
commanded a company of the 31th Regt. at the defence of t'awnpure flrom 28th Nov. to 2-tth Dec. l8$7. Served
with the 1st Battidion 60th Rtlles the campaign in Riihilciind iu 1858, including the actions of Bugawalla and
Nugena, relief of Monulabad, act icn on the IVgura. assault and capture of Bareiily, attack and bombardment
of Sliahjehanporu defeat of the rebels and relief of the garrison, capture of the fort of Bannai, paraoit oif the
enemy to the left bank of the Goomtec, nnd destruction of the fort of Mahundee, attack on and capture of
Sbahabad.
20 Captain Stotherd served with the 03rd Highlanders the Eastern compaign of 1854 and up to the
14th July 1855, including the battles of Alma and BMlakluvu, siege of Sebastupol, and expedition to Kerteh
(Medal and three Cla-p>)-
33 Captains Ilinxman and TTare served in the campaign of 1857 against the Mutineers in India from 7th
June, including the battle uf Budlee ke Serai and taking the heights befure Delhi, the subsequent siege opera*
tion% assanlt and capture of the City with the linal attack un anu orcujiation of the Palace.
34 ('aptuin Peniberton sen-cd in tndia during the Mutiny and was severely wounded at Cuwnnore on the
27th Nov. 1857 (Medal). * '
35 Captain Kaion served in the ranipai^'n of lH57ag.unst the Mutinrcrs in Indiufrom3rd June, including
the battle of Budlee ke Serai and taking the heights helore Delhi, the subsequent siege operations (dangerously
wounded on lOth Sept.). nssanll and caplu c of the City with the final attack on and occupation of the Paiace.
3G (Jnulain Dundas served in the rjinipaigu of 1S57 against tlie Mutineers in India from 7th June, includiiig
the battle of Budlee ke Senii and taking the heights hefiire Delhi, the suh^cciueut siege operations to Cih .\ug.
ipatiDii of lh«^ raiaoe. ?crvia as Aide oe Lamp to Hngadier Jones during the campaign in Rohit.
cnnd, including the actinns of Butrawnlla and Nnsenn. relief uf Moradahad, action on the IMjura. assault and
capture of Bareiily, attack and bdniliardment of NiHlijehiiiipDrc defeat of the rebels and relief of the garrison.
capture of the fort of Hnnnai, pursuit of the enemy to the left hank of the Goonttee, and destruction of the
fort of Mahundee. Served as extra Aide de Caai]> to Sir A. Wilson at the siege and capture of Luckauv.
69ih (7X4» King's Royal Rifie Corps). 286a
Srf Caiplaini4e(lh«nt utrred villi the 10th Jiefrt. ia the 8«ti(^ campaini in 1816, ftnd «M prtteit ai the
iKittto of MrimkoB <Meiliil). Serred Ih the liNliim campait^n of 1M7-68 and proMBt at tha llatiny at Diaapara
and atlrmpt t« reliare Arrah ia July 18S7. advance oa Lurlcnow and actious at Chanda, Unieerpore, SuUaa-
pore, and Donnlia, siege and capture of Uicknow, relief of Admfi^nr, operations in the Ji^eapore Jnogle
and captare of that |^ce ; sabtmnentiy commanded a detadimeni in garmon at Arrah and iraa engaged iu
aereral akirm«4ies in its vicinitjr (MedHlj.
39 Lieat. Carliaie seired f rom ISth Nov. 1857 aninst the Mntineers in India, including the operations at
Cwrnpore on 9dtk, 27th, and 28th Nov. and its defrnoe till the defeat of the Gwa'iorMuliDeert on 6th J>ec. aad
artioa of Kaltee NudJee ; campaign in Kohilcuod, including Uto actions ti( Bugawalla and Nu^ena, relief of
Mavudabad, action on the I>ajura, assanlt and cnp>are nf BarcUiy, attack and tiombardment of Shahjehaopofo
drfrai ^ tlie rcbeia and relief of the garmon, capture of the fort of Bnnnai, purrait of the enemy to the left
bank of the Goomtec, and dcstmetioa of the fort of Mohundee, attack on and destruction of 81iahanad.
38f Cuptain Lairrenoe-Archer served with the 24th Krvt. throudiout the Pniuaub caupaign of 18i0-49,
inchKliBg* the battles of Sadouiapoorr, Chillianwalbdi (wounded), and Uooyerat CM edal and Cl«ps>.
S9 Lieut. Curtis served in the campaign of ltl57 aj;ainBt the Mntineers in Indin. iuehiding the nctiona on
tha lUndoa, battfai of Bndlee ke Serai and UUiing tlu; hrights before Delhi, subsequent siege operations,
asault and csptura of the City with the final attack oa and occupation of the Palace i was wounded on tha
lith Jove aud again at the aasanit on I4lh September.
40 Idents. Ashbnmhun, Jenninp, Kelly, and Heathco'e served the campaign of 1657>C8 against (he Mnti-
neers in India, including the actions on the Hindnn, battle <^ Bndlee ke Serai and taking the heights before
DdM, anbaequent siege operations, nsiault and capture of the City with tlie Anal attack on and occupation of
the Palace I campaign in Itohilcund, including the actions of Biigawiilia and Nugcna. relief of Morndabad.
action on the IXgura, assault nnd capture of Hnrrillr, attack and bombardment of Shehjehanpore defeat of
the relicls and relief of the garrison, capture of the fort of Btinnai, pursuit of the enemy to the left hank of
the Goonitoe, nnd destruclion of the fort of MuLundee, attack and aeitruc>ion of Slmliabad. Lieut. Heath-
eota was wounded before Uelhi on 17(h June.
41 Lieut. Morgan served in the campaign of 1857.&8 against the ilutiueer* in Indin, includiu/ the battle of
Budlee ke Serai and taking the kciidits nefure l)cUii. tuosequent siege operMtions, ass-mU and capture of the
City with tbc tonl attack on and occupation of tlie PuImcc; campaign in Bohilcund, including the actions of
liogavalki and Nugena, relief of MonidabHd. nciioii on the ik)jar4, assanlt and canture of BareiUy, attack and
bombardment of bhal^hanpore defeat of the rebels and rcUet of the garrison, capture of the fort of BunnaL
Krsuit of the enemy to the left bank of the Goonitee, and destructioii of the fort of Mahundee^ attack and
itruction of Sliahabnd.
42 LicuL AiBstin was engnged in active servioe in India in 1A57 in disMnrinK Insurgent Villagers. Served
the campaign in Rohilcwnd in 18o8, including tlic actions of Bugawnlla atiu Kngeos. relief or Moradahad,
action on tJie Dojura. assault and capture of Barcilly, att:ickand bombardment of Shalgchanpore defeat of
the rrhela aud relief of the gnrrison, capture of the fort of Bnnnai, pursuit of the enemy t') the left bank of
the Onomtee, and destruction of the fort of Mahundce, Attack and destructioii of Shahabad.
48 Lieut. Prestou served the campai^ in Robilcund in 1868, including the sclions of Bugnwalla and Nugcna,
relief of Morndabad, action on the i)'gura« assault and capture of Bareilly, attack and bombardment of Suah-
jebaBpore defeat of the rebels and relief of the garrison.
44 Lieut. Orrimrd, and Doctor Oliver served the campaign *in Rohilcund in 18&8, uacluding the actions of
Bogawalla and Nngena, relief oi Moradabail, action on the Dojura, aasanit and capture of Bareilly, attack and
boBshardoicat of Snahjehanpore defeat of the rebels and relief of the garrison, capture of the fort of Bnnnai,
inwsuit of the enemy to the left bank of the Goomtee, and destruction of Uie fort uf Mahundce, attack on
aud destruction of i*hahabad.
44 Lieut. Young was engaged in active service in India in 1S57 in dispersing Insnrgent Villagers.
44 Lieut. Turie served in the campaign nt 1857 against the Mutineers in India, includiiig the actions on
the Hihdon, battle of Budlee ke i>erai and taking the heights before Delhi, the subsequent siege operations
until dangerously wounded on 10th August.
47 Lieut Mortimer served in the campaign of 1857-58 sgainst the Mntineers in India, including dispersion
of Insurgent Villagers, siege of Delhi from 7th Sept., a; snult and capture of the City, with tlic final attack on
and occupation of the Pahice ; campaign in Kohilcnnd, including the actions of Bugnwalla and Nugeua, relief
of MonMabad, action on the Dojuth, assault and capture of Bareilly, attack and bombardment of Shalijehsn-
pere def^t of the rebels and relief of the garrison, rapture of the fort of Bnnnai, pursuit of the enemv to
tike left bank of the Qoomtee, and destruction of the fort of Mahundee, attack on and destruction of Shahaoad.
49 (^.Master Hunter served in the Pnnjanb campaign of 1848-49, including the siege and rapture of Mooi-
tau from 28th l)cc. 48 to 22nd Jan. 49, battle of Goojerat, pursuit and surrender of Shere Sing, occupation of
Attock and Peshawur (Medal and two Clasps). $rr>-ed the campaign of 1S57-&8 against the Mutineers in
iiidia, tiiduuing the actions on the Hindnn, battle of Bndlee ke Serai and attack of the heights before Delhi,
tuba^uent siege operations, assault and capture <^ the City with the final attack on andoccupation of the
Paboe ; campaign in Bohileund, including actions uf Buaawalla and Nugena. relief uf Moradabsd, action on
the Dojura, assault and capture of Bareilly, attack and bombardment of Shalgchanpore defeat of the rebels
and relief of the garrison, capture of the fort of Bnnnai, pursuit of the enemy to the left bank of the
Goomteo, and destruction of the fort of Maliundee, attack and destructioo of Shahabad.
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; (fjtUant. — Lietit. Henry GeoTBB Austin Vicsrs," SO Feb. 56.
mlTuclor nf Miaketry.—Eniign W. 8. JViiRent, 3 Dtc. fi8.
'uorter-Afaiier.— John Duwler," 22 July SO.
^urjeon-— Herbert Taylor Readc, 3 Nov. 67 ; Auitt.Surg. 8 Not. SO.
AttMant Surgeom. — Alfred HuyIo,'° '27 March 55. | FaeiHg4 Buff,
Charles Mncklnuon, 28 Sept. 57. .A^tfi, Mestrs.
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lEmbarliedfor Indi
eisi ( Ilie South GlouceaterslUre) Regt. of Foot. 287
cafrtim of tiM iMf^ti of Ghinhte, ocetipfttion of Nimppo, repalM of the night-attack on Kinspo, attaek
aad eaptaro of the enemy't entreucbed camp on the heifhts of 8egoan, attack and capture of Chapoo,
Vooaanp, and Cblnkiangfoo. Serred with the Slst R«f t. at the »ieg«, awault, and capture of Delhi, and
commanded the Wing engaged at the action of NujjufRhur.
5 Major Redmond cerved throughout the Punjaub eampRign of 1848-40, and was present at the pasfage
of the Chenab, and in the battles of Sadoolapore, Chfllianwallah, and Qoojerat. and with the fleld force
la purtuii of the eDemy to the Khjber Pavt (Medal and two Clasp-}. Expedition into the Euiufkie
eountrj. Skirmfihea near Sageow and Zoorraundie on Ilth and 14th Dec. 1^46, Commanded the flank
coropaniee 61st Re«t. with the force under Sir CoJin Campbell at the forcing of the Kohat Pass in Feb.
1860. Comnnanded detacliltient 0l8t Regt which repulsed the attack of the mutinous Sepojs on the maga-
sine at Ferozepore on I3th Mnf 1857, aud was severely wounded. Serred at the siege (from 14th Aug.),
asHHiIt, and capture of Delhi.
6 Mi^or Gordon served at the siege, aa^aalt, and capture of Delhi, and commanded the Reserve at
the arti«>n of Nujjnfjrhar (Bt. Major).
7 M^}or Deaeon ■erred in the Puajunb csmpaiini of 1848*9; prpRent at the paMWge of the Chenab, and ia the battles
of 8adoo4apore, ChiUiaawrilah, and Goctierat, and with the ftcld force in parauit of the eneny to the Khyber Pats in
March 1849 (Medal and two Claspi). Serred the airge and assault (aererclf wounded) of Delhi, and at the action of
N^ijafglaar (Bt. Major).
8 Captain Dudgeon serred on the Staff fro^n 7th March 1S58 in the Dooab and Rohilcund and was
preaent at the action of SOth April and £th May and throuijbout the operations leading to the fall of
Bareilly.
9 Major Bumside served in the Punjaub campaign of I84S-D; present ct the passage of the ChenjUI»,
and in the battles of Sadoolapore, Chillianwallah, and Goojerat, and with the fleld force in parsuit of
the enemy to the Kfayber Pass in March 1849 (Medal and two Clasps). Served as Bri;{ade Major to the
3rd Infantry Biigade at tlie siege, assault, and capture of Delhi (severely wounded), and repulse of
the sortie of the 9th July 1857— wounded (Bt.Mi^ur).
10 Captain Wickbam and i'ayniaster Dowler served in the Punjaub campaign of 1818-9; present at
the p.issasc of the Chenab, and in the b.ittles of Sadoolapore, Chillianwallah, aid Goojerat, and with
the field force in purauit of the enemy to the Khyher Pass (Medal and two Clasps). Paymaster
Dowlcr served at the sieKe, assault, and capture of Di-lhi in lhj7, and of Nujjnfghur.
11 Captain Grelff serred la the Puigaubeanip«i|noriHi8-9 (Medal and Clasp), was present at the passsgeof the Chenab,
and ia the battles oT Sadoolapote and Ooojcrat, and with the Held force In parsuit of the enemy to the Khyber Pass in
March 1849; espedttion into the Busafsic eountry ; ia action with (he enemy 11th and 14th Dee. 1849 % present at the
eaptuiv and destraetton of the iasurg ent Yillag r s of Saggow, Puller, Zoormundle, and Sheerliance.
14 Captain Moore served in the Punjaub eampaien of 1848.9, and wa* present at the battle of Goojerat, and with the fleld .
force la poivait of the enemy to the Kbjrber Pass in Marrh 1849 ( Medal and Clasp) ( expedition to Kohat agaiiut the
AAmMc Tribe 10th. I lib, Itth, and ISth Peb. 1860. Senred at the siege, assault, and capture of Deliii in 1867 (TOuaded).
aad actian of M«|iaf||lMir.
U CapCahi M* Donoojib served in the Punjanb campaign of 1818-9, was present at the passage of the Chenab, and battles
of ChiiUanwallah (wouoded) and OooSerat. and with the field force in pursuit of the enemy to the Khyber Pass te March
1819 ( Medal aad two Clasps). Served at the siege, asiault, and capture of Delhi and action of NuJiofghur.
16 Captain Sadkii served against the Hill Trn>rs on the Pcshawur frontier in \^\. Also in the Indian cani-
paica of l&67-5d: conuuandedn doKTu contingent nndrr General Van Conrtlnndt iu Ilurrianu and led the attack
oa ue rebd poaitMai at KIi)'nkee on 10th June lSo7, rdicxed Ilaiisie 12th July, action at Hiasar. and com-
xMrnmAmA the In£uitr^ enialo^ed in the attack on uiid destriu:tion of the rebel village of MimKalec; acted also as
ataff oAcer of the force auring the tinie it wns activLly cngageJ. Couuuaudcd the itli Oude Cavalry (Military
Felice) dnxing the campaign m Onde in 1868-5U, and was present at the deafruction of Selimpore, actions of
Kinto^ Daoodpore, Bmaingpore, and Bnrtapore (.received the thanks of (xovemmcnt on tluree occaaions. Medal).
18 Lieut. A. C. Young served at the siege and aAsauit uf Delhi including tlic action of Nujjufgbur,
aad was eevercly wounded at the assault causing tiie loss of the use of the right atin.
19 Lieut. Vicars served aa Adjutant 61st Regt. at the siege, assault, and capture of Delhi, and re*
pulse of Sortfea on 4th, Otb, 18th (horsie shot), and 2ord July 1857.
SO Lieut. Sloman served fVom Ist July 1»57 as Orderly Officer to Brigadier Wm. Jones at tlie siege,
aasaalt, and capture of Delhi, and repulse of Sorties on i^th July and 23rd August.
21 LicuL GriflDtha served at the siege and capture of Delhi and repulse of ik)rties on 4th and 9tb
July ia37 (wounded).
22 Lieut. W.J. Yonge served at the siege of Delhi including repuhe of Sorties on ISth July and
12th August.
S8 Lient T. B. Hutton senred with the 91st Fusiliers during the latter part of 1855, and at the siege and fall of Sebas*
topol, and the expedition to Kinboum ( Medal and Clasp"). Si rved with the 61ft Regt. at the siege, assault attd capture of
Delhi in 18i7, including repulse of Sorties on 4th, 18th, and sard July, and Ist August (woaaded).
24 Lieut. Boileau served with the 61st Hegt. at the siege, assault, and capture uf Delhi (and as a Vo-
lunteer with the Artillery from 2Gth Aug. till its fall), including repulse of sorties on 4th 18th and 22rd
July, and 1st .\uk. 1857.
2) Lieut. Casement served at the siege of Delhi and was present at the repulse of Sorties on 4th and
ISth July and Ist Aug. 1857.
26 Lieut. Aiidros served at the siege, assault, and capture of Delhi, including repulse of Sorties on
4th, 9th (wounded) and 1 8th July and action of NuJJufghur.
27 Lieut. Tuffnell served with the 9Srd Highlanders at the relief of the Garriaon of Lncknow In
Nov. 1857. at the defence of Cawnporc and defeat of the Gwalior Mutineers there and at Serai Ghat,
also present at the action of Kalee Nuddee.
28 Ox. Master Dowler served at the si?ge and capture of Delhi.
30 Assist. Surgeon Hoyte served at the siege, assault, and capture of Delhi, including the action of
NuUufghur.
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" ' 45 Sept. 17 ; Caft. % Lt.-Cal. r 31 Dec. 27 ; Col. 23 Not. 41 ; tl^or-Gem.
■Di June M ; Colrmtl, (i3iid Fuot, IQ Not. AS.
Licm.-Vi^onel.—Wi'iMB.m Lphox In^ll,' CB. .ffii*. S7 Dec. 4S; £ieu/. 88 JmI;
■t.'S; Cnjif."? Feb. 51; MaJ.9 Jimtb^; if.CoI. 25 Oct, 06.
Vr(/or(.— J aniet Unubeny,' UU. But. 4 July 45 ; Lieut. >■ 28 April 46i Cfl.
HI July 08; Jl/nj. B J una 66 ; flrewi i(.-CW.tS Not. 65.
M'Kay I(vn<l,' Eat.' \Q Hie, 45; Lirut.vD Mur.47; Copf. PSSepl. 53; Jf^.
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8 Dec.
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Paymaster. — William Bring,*' 7 Sept. 55 ;
AcljutaM.—Litut. Tbomaa Uilaom, 2 March 56.
HuaTttT Jlfflf/cr.— jBnie»Gainblc,''3 Feb. 55.
SurffAtn.— Frederick Wm. Tuppcr, 20Dee.6li AtiUI.Sta-g.9 June 41.
' Attittmtt Surgemu. — Sydney Alder, 3 Nov. 64.
6 0 , James Pelrie Street," M.D. 0 June 64.
! Fac'mgiSatf. — Jgtnl, Edirard S. Codd, Eiq.
IrUk AaatU, Sir E. R. Borough. Bt., Armil & Co.
4 Major Rrndftrnd lathrtr*<irli>4 bcroreS^biulaiiaKroinlBlh H>t IBMIolkacnd oC llitatH*(II«l>l
■Bd Clup. and .llh ClMi nl iht Mciijldl*).
G Capialn Wllklnon i<irt«l al Ihe Hrm of Bahaitopo] In ]aM-.1S,lnrludlrc theaonlcof SIh Apitl,aad
allackonllH()uarnnSlli Juna, and on Ibo Hfdin IHih Juno lUfdal ana Claip, BanllDiu Madal, a»d »Ik
ClAiaaMIi»Xe4l'd<r)'
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anililffeaiorilie Iniuriani tl«craln IMS. Soriad Ikrouirhouithe Kaffir war of IBtl-M, and vaa rnanoiih
Kurr Bmlili'a tanrt tram Utnh lo Hot. IMI, dorlni which Uvo hi wat rriwaitdlj uaploicd aaaiiaff
offlctr wilh Ilia *ari04it colnmBa on natral. Aelad aa Ma)oT at Brlikd* lo Iha «dd Utlalon (Tub Mot.
■MltoOM. ISH; indai Bilridall^Jorlo(haCa»liTBil|ndelDibt Eiptdlilfln gnderSlr GwnwCalb-
adlj thanked In Brl||Bdo>iidDlilBlanOrdfra,uw>UialDibeaen«>alOrdin and HliiMletaHotBlrlLtUnlik
and of BIr O. Catbcarl (Uadal), Brtnl Major, and 4lh Claai of Iba MedJIdIr, tor Sarriro with Iba TnrkUi
' -*;
€2nd ( The WilUhire) Regt. of FeoL 289
7 Capl«li»0«rtarNrTtdwith ttMSlatBegt.durlagtbciviirin Bornnah from April to Angutt 1853; wm on
bMw4 |be JS. I. C •team ftloop Hesostris during the naval Action and detinieiioQ of the eiierox't •toekadea
oq tha Ranfoon River, served during the succeeding ibree days' operations in the viclnitj, and at the storm
nnd captaM of Rangoon ; also at the assault and capture of Bassein 19th May (severely wounded). Was
ui«ntiooed in General Godwin's Dispatdiesas *< deserving the best ooniiderution of Qovemroent" for his
•enricec at the captnring by storm the enemy's stronghold and entrenched position somh of Basaehi,
armed with sixteen guns and twenty gingalls; and hotioured with the best thanks of the Oovemor-Qeneral
in Con no 11 (Medal).
«€«ptaln Gwynne and Otlpln aerved at the siege of Si*bastopol in 1864-65 (Medal and Clssp).
10 Captiiin Sanderson served the SutU^j CAmpaign of 18i5-4A, iacludlng the battles of Ferozeshah and
flobraon (Medal and Clasps).
11 Captain Hay served ai the siege of Scbastopol in 1854-55, including the attack on the Quarries (Medal
and Clasp, and 6th Class of the Medjidie).
18 Captain Hunter served at the siege of Sebastopol in 1854-55, including the sortie of 6th May, attack
en the Quarries 8th June, and on the Redan 8th Sept.— wounded (Medal and Clasp, Knight of the Legion
of Honor, and 5th Clan of the Me^idie).
19 Captain Clerke served at tlio siege of Sebastopol froro May 1855, including the attack on the Quarrlet
(Medal and Clasp).
14 Captain Cubitt served at the siege of Sebastopol in 1854-55, including the sorties nf 6th April and 10th
May, and attack on the Quarries, and of the Redan on 18th June, and was wounded in the trenches on S8th
May (Medal and Clasp, and 6ih Class of the Medjidie).
15 Captain Hughes served at the siege of Scbastopol and taking of the Quarries (Medal and Clasp).
18 Captain Palmer served at the siege of Sebastopol in 1855, and was taken prisoner at the attack on the
Redan on the 8th Sept. (Medal and Clusp, and 5ih Class of tlie Medjidie).
17 Lieut. Davenport served at the siege of Sobastopol in 1855, and was severely wounded at the attack
on the Redan on the 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
» 18 Lieut. Milsom served at the sieg*^ of Sebastopol in 1855. including the attack on the Quarries on 8tk
June, and on the Redan 18th June and 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
10 Lieut. Dundas served at tlie siege of Sebastopol in 1855, and at the attack on the Redan on the 8tli
Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
SO Paymaster Dring served the Sotlej campaign of 1845-46, and was wounded at the battle of Feroseshih
(Medal). Served alM> at the siege of Sebastopol in 1855, inrluding sorties of 5th and lOth May, and attack
on the RedAn on the 8th Sept. (wounded : Medal and Clasp).
21 Quarter Master Onmble served the SutleJ esmpaign of 1845-46, including tlie battles of Fcroveshah
(severely wounded) and Sobraon (Bfednl and Clasp).
22 Doctor Street St rved in the Crimea from lOtU May 1855, including the siege and fall of Sebastopol,
and attacks of the Redan on the 18th June and 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
[ Continuation qf Notes to 68rd Foot."]
' 10 Captains Paterton and Bowles, Paymaster Ingram, Ass'st.Surgeons Mills and O'Dell, and
Qr.Master Linfnrd, served throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854-56, including the battles of Alma,
Balaklava, and Inkerman, siege, assaults, and fall of Sebastopol, expedition to Kertch, bombardment and
capture of Kinbourn (Medal and Clasps). Captain Patenon has also the Sordinian Medal. Captains Pater-
son and Bowles have the 6ih Class of the Medjidie.
11 Captain Marson served the Eastern campaign of 1864-55, including the siege, assaults, and fall of
Scbastopol (Mednl and Clasp), expedition to Kertrh, bnmbardmrnt and capture of Kinbourn.
19 Capt. Hunt served at the siege, assaults, and fall of Scbastopol from 81st January 1866 (Medal and
14 (i^tahis Hand and Dumaresq served the Eastern campaign of 1856, including the expedition to
Kerteb, slere, assonltv, and fall of Sebastopol, bombardment and capture of Kinbourn (Medal and CHasp).
15 Captain Beamikh served in the Crimea from 12ih November 1854, including the siege and fall of
0ebaalop(»l, repulse of various sortien, attacks of the 18ih June and 8th September, expedition to Kertch,
bombardment and capture of Kinbourn (Medal and Clasp).
'If Tileut. Pye served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from 5th Aug. 1856 (Medal and Clasp).
18 Ueuts. Moore, Areber, Ramshottom, and Griffiths, and Surgeon Crisp, served at the siege and fall of
Sebftstopol in 1666 ; also at the bombardment and capture of Kinbourn f Medal and Clasp).
l^Lleota. Bruce and Tieth served at the siege and fall of Scbastopol; also at the bombardment and
ea)^y« of Kinbourn (Medal and Clasp).
290 i3rd{Th^mnS,(folk)Bi^t.ofFoot. [yl^'^S'^it^
T-OP-ZEE- "MARTINIQUE" « GDADALOUPE" "ALMA*
"INKERMAK" "SEVASTOPOL."
T\iomtiiKtDt.it,'CU.Eni.HAu\l.m;Lt.OMayOO;C«pt.SMuM;
Mot. 13; Lieut.-Col. 37 l>er. 13; Col. ii July SO; M^i-Om.
1; Ll.-Gen.\\ NciT.61; Co/. <'>3Td Fool, «5 Not. SO.
KJ.— Tbomag Harric*,* Btu. i' 1!) July 33; LUtil. rS May 31; Cnpt.
44) Mifjor,a Nut. 5*; Brnit- Lt-Cvt. 6 June 80; Xt.CW. 17
llliBm Prcd. Carlcr,' Em. » I Dec. 37 ; Limt. 3 April 41 ; Caff. 4
Bra.-Mni. * Wov. 66; Maj. ' 7 Mdrch 68.
;lBs Grey,' J?iu.9 Slay 40 ; Liivl. f 13 Aug. 47 ; Capt. H Not.53;
Sep I. M.
«orlcrC«re3r'|i"13 Aai;. 47
_.„_ I'ateriioii'" . . 2Q May 48
.^-■tBenoBti' !n7 0cr. 51
lint Bowie*'" ...■[p to April 4»
Jd Wyl^enth". . . - >■ 13 May 63
iFitiRoy |p^Muy 40
Josapli Hanti^.|''17 8ept.«)
AuRuitua Hiud", P II June 58
Sctallack, J •...,!> •iHoY.ta
adeoy Dumuiasq", I Sept. 54
— I Bcamlah'*! S3Juae54
^[B.
'18 Jan. 50 : 0 Nov. 64! 6 June 56
'36 Dee. 61 90 Dec. 64
a JunsSl PS* Apr.56j
'I! Aug.Sal 8 July i»
6NoT. M Vsi S«pt.Ul
■10 Feb. Sii" 3N0V.65,
'SSDsc. 53' 34 Feb. 66
S Junafilivu July 67
IdJuo* 5£|>'2j May 67
D Fi^b. 65 f 4 Dec. 67 i
10 Not. 64 SOMir.fiHi
Bam. HanoQ'i .J 6 Not. 54' S Mar. 66 j 17 Sept. 68'
S Hcrtoj Bruce".. |p 17 N0V.64' 9 Mar. 56'.-'„^';*'*3T' ™''' 7™'
CiiarleaColqubouDPye" 14 Dec. 04 8 Mar- 66 'prntnt^ihue'lMonEei™
'Stci>lien Moore" 15 Dec. 54l 0 Mar. 55 of h.^l. >t ..il » m .,„nl
a 0 IHicliard Hallilav Archor" SO Dec. 64 0 Uar. 66 ("l>'rirlo<iiiir>in. in Enpt,
0 0 |Gco.W,Clottorbuck,^<</. laJiiD. 66 1 May 66 Tiwi • in wX f™ ^ES^i
6 0 Jolin Rd. namaboltoni" I lUJan. 55' 8 July 66 liU; luluniumilf on il.i
6 0 ArtliurQeo. F.Griffitlx" 13 Hub. 55 37 July 66 —""' conn ur SpHn. u Ac
6 0 Fred.HarriBDaitctVielh"' 1(1 Fib. 55 37 July 65 Ijjj^"!;
Coatc Grant ... . P31Jan. a-2'
S RocliforlHyrou..i OU Mar. 66 «■
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Wm.B. CroMllier' SO July 55 p 15 Jau. 5U '"(^'^„rt „";„","„ °' ""
■Owei-Boyd lU Aug.&O f 0 KoT. 68 rtp.ll Hi». a, h« »c.i.,d
'S Henry Kinahan '■> S Nor. 66'i>S4 June69 ■>>">°'''*'*<)>llX»<')ieG'»4
H a ncelot Knuwlo*. . , p 7 Doc, 6ft S5 Aug. 50 ^JS[;i°!„ ''iJ,^ "|^ ii^anl'"
;= . Wyuford Knappi* 25 Jan. 6(1. I Capuln Beuacu »rTt4 ib* Kailoir'nUi-
H FraDcuTboraaiHiittoa /lO ,\o.. 58 1 g'''?,''^ '***' '"'"<""« Hi» bKUt. of Alt.^
ScoTrll I 30 B«. I>8 ! '^ Cpiam W; bereh »..«] Umughoul in.
s niii..T,mt.. 18J... 5o.ss,"i4i..,;.i»"s»"-.',"K!;r,.';
S 1IVBOD Hill .... ' 3 June 59 l>w°l>BnlnunImndai)iiuKDrKiDlKMra(lltdal
iiTarratt ....,i> IJuly 6!)['""' *^'"1"< »'"' ^'l' Cl"i of the M^l^|lllie).
ickcr 309ept.69i
er. — Henry liigrflni,"'7 Dec. 56; Qr.J/. 16 July69,
^ ^ .—Limit. George Wallio Clutterbuek, 19 Nor. 68.
— , ir of Muaiftry.— Lieut. R. W. BBWHrilliton Crovthsr, S3 Oct, fiO,
:? Qwarler Matter. — Jame« Linford,'" 58 Dec. 55.
Sii(V«n.~Ueiiry CrI>p,"M.B. 32 June55; .^triW.-Surg.S N0T.4a.
C 0 , Juiit.^r^fDni.— WilllHtn Wilaon Milla," 28 March 54.
e 0 { FrandB 0'Dell,>»e8 July 64.
Faeingi Green. — Agent, Edward S. Codd, Esq.
IrUh Agentt, Sir £. R, Borougli, SI. Armit li Co.
( LI.Golsnil HarrlM Mrnd Ibe EuWrn ampilRn of ISM, Ineludlnf tlia bllUM of Mm*. BalaUin.
Hnd lukfimui (wierolj wound.'d). and il««« of Scbailopal (Hcdal aod Claipa, BnTtI U..CalgMlt
Kolghl of iIh Ltflon of Honar, and SIh Clua of iha Ucdjldlt).
ill^liitCarlirnirrid Ihrougbout lh« EutciDeaniialpi o( lU4.Hirlib lb* SSrd Xfft.. iKladhic tlv
balllu of Alma, nalaklan, ind lukarmmi, (ippdllJon la Karlch, alrt>, Hnulla, a»d Ml af BvbMfli
(lueeaaJad la iha coirnind of lbs Ri^i. ti tbe laii utvkj, borabardmml and ca^rr of KlnbMimtllMU
■nd Clupa, Dmcl MMur, Knl)UI of ilir Lenuxi of Uouv, ud (Hh Clanot Ihr »«|}Uh-).
SSSSi^ilSTn.] Bith (The 2>td Staffordshire) Reai. of Foot. 291
— "8T. LUCIA" ^aOaiKAM."
-' CoImmI.— yjatnei Freetb,' KH., Ent. 35 Dec. 06; Lf. 30 May 09; Cast.
- 21 April 14; MKyor, SI Jan. 10; Ll.-Cot. 11 Jury ■2S: Col. -13 Not. 41;
iTf M^j.-Qen. II Nor. Al; £t.O«n. SOOct. SB; CiI. Sllh Poot, 19 Aug. £S.
[:. £«ii(.-C<i/»Hri#.— George Wm. Pnwlett Dlnjthum,' C8. £nj. » IB Fib. SC; Lt.
I* B April 43 ; Copt. •■ l:i Sept. 4fl ; Jfiifor, 10 Dm. 50 ; Lt.Cal. 38 Mot. 67.
» Neville HillShiitG/jRiw. r'33Hiir.44; £M-»}0ept.4«l; C»}if. vO Auk. GO-
I MniOT, S!l Nov. 57 ; Br.Lt.Cot. 34 Marcb 58 ; Lt.Col. S Sept. 50.
J L iUVyor*.— Thomaa AiidenoD,' £.ii. 10 May 34; Litut. i" 30 Dec. 37; Ceat.
it Ang. 48 i Mqjor, 16 March St).
> .Robert Mockler,< Em. 13 Hept. 43; Lt. 18 Jan. 48; Cast. 0 May 51;
I BncMiy. a4 Mar. 56 ; MajoT, 3 Sept. M.
Captains
essm.-«.
LIKDT. 1 CAPTAIB. KHBV.-UAJ.
Henrr Francis'
P*JJuno43
14 Sept. 4S 15 NaT. 63i31 Mar. 58
Alfred PklonBowlhy'..
31 Oct. 46
13 Mar. 4B; 15 Mar. 68;24 Mm. 58
CharltaThompioii'
''19Juno4(i
' 3June48l 38 Oct. 53
Winter Goofic'"
(■30 Apr. 44
P38A..K.40,P33Jnne63 3tMir. M
WilKam John Ch«ds " ..
l'13Kor.47
PlSScpt.48, 30Jnne64
15 Dee. 54
CUarab. Honry HinchUff
r 0 Apr. 47
P 3AuB.49|P BFcb. 50
Mattticw Fanning" ....
I Feb. 44
14 Apr. 40; 30 Nor. 57
Gortfrey Lyon Knight"..
28 Feb. 45
17 Mar, 48 1 30 Koir. 67
Fre'lcrickJ.lItitcliiton"
Si Dee. 48
OMay 511 29 Nov. 67
Sland.de Crej.O'Orarly"
MO Feb. 40
5 Dec. 51 SO Nov. 57
Valentine Hyan "
30 Nov. 49
3 Jan. 52 13 Mar. 68
Dafid KortlDiei' Mui-riiy
14 Dec. 4tl
P 26 Nov. 63 S Sept. 50
LlKUTRNAIfTP.
Alfred Julm Tuke
» 15 Feb. 5(1
8 Jan. 53 . * LtColoari 9hute «ntd
1' IB Apr. 51
;o,™;;SK."',S,!ii-M
li
I LouUD'Acoatai' I llUar. 5:] 23 Nov. 55 preiibii, ihe i
I FraneliDu MoriLukli" |p30 Mm-.56l p 14 Dee. 5S iBi pi««il '
I Hnbert Richard Fenncisv' lOJiineSS'i' 8 Feb. 5rt | f^™"; ""
I Geo. Hy. Joliii HalciHnc*P'i3 Mar. 66;» 1 Apr. 68] iS^ln^^l
I Chaa. Hy. LaprimanrlBve ' 111 Aug. 66i PiO Apr. 661 Onnfs (in and and), aoor-
I John Thomn* Pack,"J^. 31 Ang. 50l ' Si July 57 ■ b-r-— <— -
I Jolin William Taylor" .. 23 Nov. 56 1 30 Nov. 57 i K
I Art1inrW.L,Mlreliouse"P 1 Apr. 5G' 30 .Vov. 57 ,
I I David Garainei" 4 Dec. 56 1 80 Mar. 6B
( ' Henry Edward Conper . . 5 Sept. 5.1 1 1" 1 M«r. 57 ]
\ Henry Davieii P3-lJuty 67; 2fl Apr. 59{ .nddchMottb
\ William Hern? Aadc ..| ONov.67' 3 Sept. 69' nnn: ■!» in
1 George Robert Daniel .. 10 Nor. 55'p 18 Dec. 60 B^»»im>«™ •
of ■hiehka
William Jatnea Voolee ..
James George Andenon
; Fred. Edward Wilson . .
I Charlea Hamilton ^ami
' Herbert Small Janvrin..
I Herbert Grant
34 Jan. 60 7 Mi^«
2fi Feb. 60 W. Ifmli
5 Jan. 68 IV^'^lLl
'13 Feb. 68^1,'SSr
19 Feb. 68 " "
! July 58|
■ Brnday la
UmiibHh, In
kaaiiUa, and capture at aueilly.
I 0 Tho. Albert BmyWrtgbt; 10^1.50
Paynuuttr. — James Howes," 1 Oct. 47 ; Quarttr-MiuleT, 6 Bcpt. 3D.
Ai(/utanf. — Zittit. John Thomas Pack, 23 Jaly 6B.
1 Imlmetor ef Itutietry.—Lievt. David Gardiner, 8 Marcli 50.
Quorfar-JVaricr^— Alexander Koss, 30 Dec. 50.
' Sari/toiu—im. Gordon Inglii," Ml). CB. Amt.SnTff. 90 Mar. 30; Svrg. V) Mar,
AttUt.Sttrgt»m.—^A. Louis Lundy," 7 Aprils*. [53; Surp.3/'nj.30Mar.50.
Gaorge Fanoos Wall, 10 Ocl. 57. *
Claodlua Bdward L< Febnre, 30 July 55.
Fae'aigi Black. — AgenU, Messrs. Cox &. Co.
btafhan wani *i(h tkc Stth Bnl. <B tks Penlni nrnpaln et ItMMj, laciudla* ihe sMna
Df RuUr, nirtnider if Budiin, lOgiit ■ttMk and IWtl* sf KmUb. Scmd la Bunal and
N. W. Ronaeo la iMiipuwing ihs inutiBj in I8S7.M ; pnenl whh Hiveloeli'a «]uMa in the kUou of
KuMrtMn, Abbiw, PudiB Nnddea. Cmwnpcm, Bnnenit Gaum (111 wd sod), Oootbnkecliawko, aod
Bllhnor; Mmoiuidcd * nniof with pniiiioni from Ciinipan to AtuDibigti , Mrrnl In defEnceof 11k Atam-
liafh mod iftcTwardt in the Kdoni it La Marllnlsn uiil IhB Hcand nliFf of Lnclinow ; Hminindcd Ihn
IWi dultai A* i^me* at Cawnpm uid it*n.t<iS ti» OwJIor mndncm ; hIh pnieiiUn Itic actloni of
K.M MaidH «l Xnk«aH>, and nplare of Birdllr {CB.).
t Kiiiir Aadansa •«Tsd vltb tbs Mth Uigi. In tha FnAa eamnal^ ol ItSS-t7',biclndiiiithe atoimiBd
eaitna ar kaUn. landar at Buakha, tfchc BtiaA and baMa of kooahab, and Ixnbardawat of ttohumith.
BemlbiBw^ iMM. W, rrMtoaaa ki aoppnaring O* raaltar b lur-H ; jMwrtia Ilaidock'a celunn
mm FMMtfSaii Mast, nndo* VvUm, Cnrapoit, Oaie, and
fanwratqi
292 64th {The ^nd Staffordshire) Regt. of Foot.
6 Rfaior MocU<Y lerted in the Perahui campaicn of I8A6«S7, inelndiag the ttonn and cmpture of KetUn,
Mirrenuer of Uuihire, and night attack and battle of Kooahab (tcvrrely wounded by round shot). Senredin
the Indian campai^ of 1S57-56, including the actions of Kala Nuddee and KerkerovUc, Bareilly, Shiyekanpore,
Bunnow, and Mahomlidic.
8 Major fiowlby aervcd with the 64th Regt. in the Persian campaign of 1856-&7i including the ttcnm and
capture of Rcshirc, surrender of Bushire, night attack and battle of Kooshab, ami bombardment of Slohumrah.
Herred in the N. W. Provinces in suppressinpr the mutiny in 1857-58; succeeded to the commiind of the ntfri-
ment, on the dcnth of Colonel Wilson and M^orStirlinir. in the o|M'rations at Cawnpore ander Gen. Windham
(mcntioneti in tluaiwtches as havtnfc distinmiishrd him8«:lt, Brevet of iliQor), defence of Cawnpore and dtfeat
of the Uwalior mutineers, and actions of Kalii Nuddee and Kerkrroulie, and capture of Bareiliy.
9 Captain 'lliompson served in Bengal and N. W. Provinces in HUfipressing the mutiny in 1857-58 : com-
manded the oeort which safely conveyed the tri'asure from Ova to Calcutta (thanked by the Governor General
in Council) ; present in the operations at Cawnpore under Gen. Windham* defence of Cawnpore and defeat
of the Gwaliur mutineers, and action of Kala Nuddee.
10 Major Goode serred in the Persian campaign of 185^-57 (Mrdal and Clasp), including the storm and
ca{)turc of Keshire, surrender of Busliire, night attack and battle of Kooshab, and oombvdmentof Mohumnb ;
commanded Uie fliuik companies in the expediUon to Ahwai, for which he was tlMnked by the Governor General
in Council. Senred in Bengal and N. W. Pnnrinces in suppressing the mutiny in I657-'58 : present with IIa«c-
lock's column in the actions of Kuttehpore, Aoung, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawnpore, Onao, Buseerut Qun^ ilslnid
and), Boorbeakechowkee, and BitlK>or; subsequent defence of the Alumoagh, actions at La Martuiere and
second relief of Lueknow, defence of Cawnpoup, defeat of the Owalior mutineer*, and actions of Kala Nuddee and
Kerkeroulie, capture of Bareiliy, and sererol minor affairs (Bfedal and Clasps, and Brevet of Major).
11 Mi^lor Chads terrTd as Alde*dc-Canip to Orncral Godvilnthrnajihout the Rurmrte war of IUa-S3» and was preMBt at
the auauU and capture of Msrtabaa, the deitructioo of tbo river stoekadet si Ranfoon, attack os the White IhigM
Stockade, 13th April (woandMl, but did not quit th* Arid), and nperationi of the two fnlltminf days, macludinit with the
■tonn or the Great Shoe Dainm Parnda .^toekade ; alao prrvrnt at the capttim nf Batsein and Peffo, the rellcT o/the
brlrafuered garrison at Peffu, and the operatloos of the Tour following dajrt, duriBC which tbc eneaiy to force were dnrra
ctit uf xhrer entrenched poaitiunB (Medal and Brev. Major): received the thanks of the Governor- Oraeral in Couacil
on fix separate occaftioni during the war. Served a* a volunteer at the bombardment and capture of Bomarsand in the
Baltic expedition of 1854 (Medal). Served at Staff Captain at Smj-ma fVom April to S»pt< IM5, sad u CommaadanI
with rank of Auist. AdJ.Gen. at Smyraa and Abjdoi ( Dardanelles from 1st Sept. to t7th Oct. IMC).
13 Captuin Fanning served with the ft4th Regt. in the Persian campaign of lR5G«57i including the storm and
capture of lleshire. surrender of Bushire, night attack and buttle of Kooahab, and bombardment of Mohumrah.
Served in the N. W. Provinci'S in suppressing the mutiny in 1657-58 ; commanded a detachnientin the action of
Khugwa, present in the defence of Cawnpore and defeat of the Gwalior mutineen, and aetiona of Kala Nuddeo
and Keilieroulie, and capture of Bareiliy.
IS Cafitain Knight served in the Persian campaign in 1857, including the bombardment of Mohumrah. Served
in Bengal and N. w. I*rovinccs in suppressing tlie mutiny in 1857-58; ]iresent in the operations at Cawn|iore
under Gen. Windham, defence of Cawnpore ana defeat of the Gwalior mutineers, and action of Kala Nuddee.
1 1 Captuin Ilutchiaon served in the Persian campaign of 1856, including tlia storm and capture of Reshire
and surrender of Bushire. Present in the action of Kerkeroulie, capture of Bareillyi and attack of Mohundt-e
(Medal and Clasp).
15 Captains O Grady and Ryan served in the N. W. Provinces in suppressing the mutiny in 1857-58 ; present
in the operations at Cawnpore imder Gen. Windham (Capt. Ryan acting as hb Aide de Caimp), defcnoe ot Cawn-
pore ana defeat of the Oiralior mutineers, and actions of Kula Nuddee and Kerkeroulie, and capture of Bareiliy.
16 Lieut. Benison served in the Persian campaign of 185<)-67t including the storm and capture of
Reshire, surrender of Bushire, night attack and battle of Kooshab, and bomliardment of Mohumrah. Served in
Bengal and N. W. Provinces in suppressing the mutiny in 1857-58 ; preaenc with Havdock** colnmn in the
actions of Futtehpore. Aoung, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawnponre, Onao, Buseerut Gunge (laC and Sod), Botwbeake-
chowkee, and Bithoor ; operations at Cawnpore under Gen. Windham, defence of Cawnpore and defeat of the
Gwalior mutineers, action of Kerkeroulie^ and capture of Bareiliy.
18 Lieut. I)' Aeoata served in the Persian campaign of IMO-57, including the bombardment of Mohumrah.
Served in Bengal and N. W. Provinces in suppressing the mutiny in 1857-58, including the defence of Cawnpore ;
also present in the action of Kerkeroulie and capture of Bareiliy.
19 Lieut. Lukis served in the Persian campaign of lH.'t5-57, including the night attack and battle of Kooahab
and bombardment of Mohumrah. Served in Bengal and N. \V. Provinces in suppretsing the mutiny in 1857-58;
B resent with Ilavelock's column in the actions of Futtehpore, Aoung, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawnpore, Onao,
useerut Gunge (1st and 2ncl), Boorbeakechowkee, and defence of Cawnpore; also present in the aetun of Ker>
keroulie and capture of Bareiily.
90 Lieut. Haldaue served the Persian campaign of 185C-57, including the storm and captnre of Reshire, sur-
render of Bushire, night attack and battle or Kooshab, bombardment of Mohumrah, and expedition to Ahwai.
and actions of Kala Nuddee and Kerkeroulie, and capture of Bareiliy.
22 Lieut. Pack served with the 6tth Recrt. throughout the Persian campaign of 1856-57, including the stoim
and capture of Reshire, surrender of Bushire, niffht attnck and battle of Kooshab, bombardment of Mohumrah,
and expedition to Ahwaz. Screed in Bengal and N. W. Provinces in suppressing the mutinv in 1857-58, indud-
ing the operations at Cawnpore under General Windham (as Acting Adjutant), defence of Oawnp<»re and defcaC
of the Gwaliur mutineers, and actions of Kala Nuddee and Kerkeroulio. anil capture of Bareiliy.
23 Lieut Taylor served in the Persian campaign of 1856-57, including the night attack and battle of Kooshab,
and bombardment of Mohumrah. Served in Bengal and N. W. Provinces in Auppressing ^e mutiny in 1857-58 ;
present with the escort conveying treasure from G^ to Calcutta, operations at Cawnpore under General Wlnd-
nam, defence of Cawnpore and defeat of the Gwalior mutineers, and action of Kala middee.
24 Lieut. Mirehouse served in Bengal and N. W. Provinces in suppressing the mutiny in 1857-58, indnding
the actions of Futtehpore, Aoung, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawnpore, Onao, Buseerut Gunge (1st and 2nd), and
Bithoor with Havelock's column, defence of the Alumbagh, actions of La Bfartiniere and second relief of Luck-
now, defence of Cawnpore and defeat of the Gwalior mutineers, and actions of Kala Nuddee and Kerkeroulie,
and capture of Bareiliy.
?S Lieut. Gardiner senred the campaign of 1!M4-4S in the Boat hem Mahratta country, including the csptnrr of the fbrta of
Patiulla, PuwDghur, Monabur. and Munsuntooah.
27 Doctor Inglis served the Punjauh campaign of 1848-9 with the 1 0th Regt., including the whole of tke
siege operations before Mooltan (the greater part of which in medical charge of the Rrgt.), and battle of Go^srat
(Medal and Clasps). Served with the 6lth Itegt. in the Persian camptugii of 1856-57, including the capture of
Reshire, surrenclrr of Bushire, night attnck and battle of Kooshab, and bombardment of Mohumrah. Sei'ved
in Bengal and N. W. Provinces in suppressing the mutiny in 1857-58, including operations at Cnwniieie
tmder General Windham, defence of Cawnpore and defeat of the Gwalior mutineers, and actions of Kala
Nuddee and Kerkeroulie. and capture of Bareiliy.
•1 Paymaster Howes was present at the action of Kerkeroulie and capture of Bareiliy.
30 Asttat.Surgeon Lunclv served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 with the 79th, indudingtbefaMtks of Ataa
and Balaklava, siege of Sebastopol, and assaults of tlie 18th June and 8th Sept.. ezpeditkm to Kerldi aad Ycni-
kale, was wounded in the trenches before Sebastopol on 29th July 1855 (Medal and CIssim). Served wllk Hm
tbe
OeaenU wbidluun, defence of Cawnpore and defeat of the Gwalior mutineen, and aetion of Kala Naddeo.
SS*^-] 65th ( The 2rf i'orhshtre M RidiiUf) Stfft. of Ft. 293
The Rognt Tiftr, <ui>eneribed " INDIA" " ARABIA."
ColoHtL— 9 IRabait Barilett Cule»,' Coratl, "^20 Aug. 03; Lieul. 1 HayOA;
Capl. ' » Sl{,1. Oi ; AInJ. I- Si Oct. il; Lt-Cal.' \U8tiit.M; Cal.HSSm.
41 J ilnJvr-aen. \J Kov. 51 ; Lt.Gen.WOct.SH; CW.«i>th Fool, S5Jul;&7.
LieuLCelaueL—Ciatlti EuiiliuH Uold, £fu. F3UM*r. 36; Lt. viB Oct. 31;
Capl. »ii tub. aOi iU<var,r4 0ct.-l-l; XieM(.-C0i.3OUec.4u; C'dI.2U Jnnt&i.
JfiVBn.— Alfred Francis W. Wyatt,£ru.i>l:2 Dec. 8<t; £.t. »S3 Apr.SO ; Ctt^rt.
Pl9Sept.34i Mifj.m Sept. 4a i £t. /.(.Cd.SO JunoM; Co/. 36 Oct. 58.
Jtmcl PaUeuce,';?M.5 April lU; J^icut. 'J-tOct.!! ; Cupt. laHov.il ; lltMej.
83 Not. 41; Afiyor, 30 Doc. 45 ; Jrw.Lf.Cnf.il Nm.JH ; Qrf. a8 Kov. M.
I _ _
0«i.F.Murniyi.f.sfloei.M: SC Apr. 2iJ 'M Jnne 32 !■ SJnu- SOilNov.Sl
William Pyiu Younu .. vSUOct. Sll '37 Nut. 3o Id Sept. 43 QO June fi4
RoImK Henry UauareBor>3l Dec. 41 olSJniic 45 ''38 May 5-! r
Jamei Paul' )) Kov. 4!) ID Dec. 45 i> 3S<.-pt.fi3|
:^ FnuBeauinnrUBulkelcy P2dJune47 18 SopLSl p SDim:. 54;
Cbulo Uli^witt k 8 May 4U Sd IJvc. 4S r 1 Mny 55
Krcderick like Stock' ... 1 June 311 7 Jan. 42 A Aug- 53
^^ ilcury I'crilliiaiiJ Tuiiwr 6 Feb. 4-2 0 Dec. 4J 18 Nov. SO
TliDiBuUeu, Sti'auge ..'p2dDee. 4>t ■'37 Juue51 I'J Aug. £7
JameKltartDn i'l3June4& ISAng.fiO 39Dec.54
ohnOwenJoiieaPricstlejf 7 Feb, 61 VidJuXybS FSiSepL.^S
red. Stanifield Ilerrlea '- 4 Apr. 61 * 35 Nor. 53 f 7 Dec. 58
Liisvtb:(akt4. j • 3 Cuuin emck Mrinl ai
' 0 George Buck ; p 14 Feb. 51 >> SSt'l.UGS in KnUcn ia tin Wih Biju
I 0 I A, NichoUou Magrath ..i U.May 53, (iJuue 64 " Xnwrurt In UaBmoulti^r*
O j Frederick llHille Pll June 53 0 Jnno 64 'jl'^y''\^^ wl'wn Wi St!*?.
0 Lionel Smitli Warren .. I'U3 Nut. 53 >18 Aug. 54 OumVioy <'(tl.U )URl.dtf«icd
U |CliBr1e« Jamw Urnuliart P 3llcpl.53|» 1 May 56 m bgdy urnutlj MOO iiriMd
U i Etlraund Jacob Whitbread f 35 Kov. 63 i* 7 Svpl. 55 "'"■' '"■*"!; ''I j„E!"^°,'
Walter Hlftglii l> 28 Mar. 64 " 3 Oct. 63 ■biVir^kJd uirWwnwtiVuI;
I !£ JoMph William Lewia .. 38 Apr. 54 ' 38 Dec. 66 treuoinbl* latenilan oT com-
] Henry St raltou Baua .. v 18 Aug. 64 'SO June 57 "'■Miiul « n-tomiluii in ili*
ArlhurBranthnavlTokcr i-Sii Auif. 64| 13 Aug. 67 "Hi^'lfcu, „( u,i° i^™'
n William PopLam Wriioij 30 Ocl. 64 | 17 Nov. 67 unour nwt arwr elaxD w.n
^ Artliur Henry Lewii,^i{f'. 15Judo55{>' lU Feb. 68 kiiud on iih «iwt uhI abrat
ftlcon Peter Leouurd .. 10AU(i.55i C ■' "'y 5« ''il'^'i^'^ 2i uS- taTil
George Pennefathor .,..1 13Jaii. 6tt'' ' U"- 58 ;;S^'5|i;;,||i;^t™j;«liif
1 0 Geonse Robert CliGTalici 14 Jan. 50 1 ' 7 Dec. 58 4ia>n Uw lawu of wtIm Ah
j 0 EJwa.dV<rn..nWLile..| IS Feb. eSiSi'JJi^'JX'o™™::^;^?"^'^,;^
0 Jolia Shrcni Talbot ....\ 1 G Feb. 6G , iht Quean anl uf Uw 0*aa>iid(r la CAlat ud
I 0 Andrew PhKHU 8 July 58 ;«lKiiw»il"ink.fn™ih»niuBilMof Uwrnwulh-
1 0 lHei.rYMo«eierMut(lt ..I 0 Oct. 67 •''''T; O!*.'^"^''^""^ "'^^
; 0 .Windle Hill St. Hill ....; I3Fcb. 58 55%»,k,.l,«nte.'™l«.rf«"Mt^^^^^^
8 0 VUIanButler Hi Mar. 68 Uopli'. OnjukiliT*, ud iIm cniranilMd cuii|> »
I sl 0 AogosluaTabuteau p o No*. 58l'''"^<'"''n« "*■!■»■'''< "<*=u'"'"^'['^
: 2 I 0 WHIiain Akxander 7 Dec. 58!™'{;^"^^'^J'LAi^"o7f'i^'5^j,;,';f;^,lf,',
1 0 , William Byaui I'SiiJau. 6U,ci)jaii«i-ii>.iniuiiMiuiifraniilirSuliiiii.
ISO ThomiuHinry Femlej..ii' 0 Nor. 68 |
I 34 I 0 iPn^Huufrr.— J.Wllliu]nsUBr<iliall,3Apr.4Gj j;n«.P3Sept.9n; /,(.>'10Mar.4l.
' 5 I 0 A4iutaiit.—LU«t. Arthur Henry Lewi*, ID Feb. 68.
: C I 0 ImlnetoT of Miuktirif.— Lieut. Arthur Urantliwayt Tukcr, 11 Sept. 68.
: n ' 0 .<^M((r(rr-A/(M(er.— Bdourd Wilhera,21 Nov. 61.
' 15 I 0 ^ur^eMi.— Ttiomai Eimoudc Wiiile, M. D. 2 Oct. 57 ; AuUt.Surg. 2(> Sept. 45.
'30 lAuutaiit-Surgtoiu. — Alcxuniler Neill, 16 Sept. 57.
3 (I I £ugeae M'Shano, 15 Sept. 67.
Fiieinff* White.— .liKNf, E. S. Cudd, Eiq.
Irith Agentl. Sir K. U. Uoruuifli, Bl., Ariuil Sc Co.
l£ailmrktd/or JV'eui South Wulei, 18 ilty 1840.J
Lai (BiHikrd fur Spalu ; Krvid Ik* can|«l|[ii ol' ItMM-R umlrr »tt John hoarf. ineludinji lb* Milan it
Lan> ud nlnal 10 Curuna. AcconpanirdUt nrliiinlon llimp«litbuilu ikifdiaJdliD IMN; landnl
ai WBlelvrn i ■■iprimlallbe ilfEg und lumrBOer gf riuAliiK. ami moaintd with Ihs ftwer on Iha
lilud UDIU 11 waa evatuatcil. Joined Ilir imif under tbv Uake of WelUiilan In Iba Penlnaula In ISIS,
waa*I<a(Dtallbe|.B>»(.-aof ib* BManoii.ibi- bUtlhuf Ibi NivellrVid Xlvr, (lir |;iHaio «f Iba Adoar,
CaBada till ibHntlrt ^rt o( 1*«1. -ban b
"DOURO
66M ( Thi Berkthire) Refft. of Foot
LTBRA" "ALBUUEHA" "VITTOBIA" "PYBBITEW
~ni**;LLE" "WIVE" "0BTHE8" "PESHTSULA."
Colmul.— 9 WchMTd Blunt,' £iu.81 Ju).1781; XwuC.SS Feb.91j Capt.l%
July 9$; ifijjor.n Hbj BU; lMUt.C»L S3 Aug. 99; CW. 9fi Oct. ISOQ;
JUritjorOm.1 Jsn. 13; XM?n>.9TUa7 SS; Gni.38NoT.4l; CW.Oeth Beat.
2a Mar. 36.
£i«il. Coin:) rli. — Cbu-Iei Edmund Iaw,* Cemct, pS Feb. 44; £t. p8Hit 46;
Capt.f2aiiBC.b\ ; M<oor,^13n\3 6i; Lt.C»i.f&jM. 66; Col. IS JulyfiS.
Qeorge Maxwell, Em. r33 Feb. S6i £int. fi9 May S8 ; Cbpt. !l Oct.
'": Brtv.M«}. ii} iaae b* ; MqjoT,9 l»a.66; Lt. Col. It Kag. 67.
'(.—Tom Benion, £iu. p8 Not.43; X(. p8 Ads. 45: Capt. '30 Ukr. 49 -
/W-.'Sfi Anp. 57.
I tcr Thamu Gordon, Siw.'l Dec. 40; Xinif. ?I8 Sept. 48: Cnnf.P 14
y 63 ; Afqjar, 1 Jan. 69.
a Dunbar
e Wation
M Wm. A;lmi
HsmilK ~
»Perrin
Walker
nl Horner Paget
I 1 Torreni
n Jani«iKnoxOorc
I Qalbralth
P.WhselcrCnffe,^/.
. Lorenzo Verscbojli
il rdJai. Storey ....
JBCTBHAKTa.
Ienr7 Jones Weitbj'
Anitln
Bugh Irwin Da;
rhomtun Dneabur]'
I. rd Thomas Hngbi
AiipBoTrlfreo
Heor; Chkrloa SpeartnaD
John Daring Short ....
Charlca Valoottne Olirer
: Cbarlc* Auguitns Bhorlt
Jobn Tobln Ready
Wm.Tr«TelyaD HodyCoi
Jamet Howe Mardon
Ehsiohs.
Edward Blcbanlion .
laGambell
I CAPTAIH. IBSBV.-l
' OApr. *7' liNov. 48 PfiS Aprll64]
31 Dec. 44 i-SBAug. 46'p 1 Sept S4
28 Bept.47,P30 Mar.4fl P 3 Nov. 64
'24 Dm. 47 ^ 4 May 49l I Dec. 64
'25NDT. 45'pl3July 40 9 j,o. 66
I Dec. 4B , P C June 51 p 19 Jan. 65'
n Mar. 49 P 17 Oct. 8! , p 13 Feb. 56
'16 May 61 1 p 6 May 53 !p 8 June 56
'12 Dec. 61 1 OJuna e4'?39Feb. S6
16 May sural April 54 pSO Mar. 67 90 A pr. S9
■laDfcfll 11 Aug. 64 PS8 Aug. 57.
9 Jan. 40, 25 June 52 1 Jan. 59;
' ..... ^^^ HcmptiUL
P 17 June 61 P38 April 54 titt^
■■17 0«. .51 I 6 June 64 Jl» t
'11 Jnne 5S P a Sept. 54 JJJof
' 9 July 68 V 3 Pfot. 64 dntr h" ui."lkikr«d from
pSI April 64 ! 1 Deo. 64 i4Tf> Jan. » uth liZtt, taa
P2eAprH64l 0 Jan. 56 {>!««" .ad a*.p).
SI July 64 PSCJan. 55 ToluS^-lSuVft^W
P21 Aag.64:PI3Pcb. 65 uurr CaTiHr duriai tlw la-
PS.^ Aug. d4'P30Jiity 55 'Ian VaUnj at ItK-U, ud
■> 8 Sept. 64 pea Feb. 5e ,™»""" J" "•"'"'"
June 64 P20 Mar. 67 'nmilclthoMn tlil«h).*iiiotyi
. P 0 Sept. 64 >i8 Aug. 67i''>■nllH■rchH,'nlllf■(>ollDd-
.P13Feb. 66 P 2 July 68 «'''r■t*•eu'"h•^).Apo-
? 7 M.r f.n 1 J.n «| mil OB l«li April (taon* «a«i)
' I Mar. 00' 1 Jan. 5B'„„j ,^ j„" ,^ Hurri*
(Uedd).
8 Jnly 68
'97 Mar. 671
! John Mahouy, .ififj. •■•.' 96 Aug. 57
Walter Cecil Strlckhmd.. P38Ang.57*
^ Rob. Qiblinga Wealropp 38 Aug. 67
Francla Edward Browne . p 13 July 58
John Tiilloch Mash' .... 14Jaly6B
\ Charlet Ten nan t Wallace 13 Aog. 68
'■: Cbarlei Langley Whltty 19 Nor. 68
OeoTge Dallou Mlcliell . . 11 Mar. 69 ,
j Alfred Clinmbi'rl. Addison 18 Mar. 69'
PojimaHn-.— George Pollard, 17 Aug. 56; Cr.Jf««(*r,88July 46.
Adjutant.— EntigK John Hahony, 95 Aug. 67.
Itatructor of MiuJtetiy.— Lieut. Richard Thomas Hughei, 5 Feb. 57.
Quarter Matter. — Henry Hammond, 17 Mar. 54.
Surgeon.— Wlll!BmSlmHurray,H.B. 96 Jan. 68; jijnft.Sur^. 10 Jan.61.
I 0 \AuutaM Snrgeonl.—vmam Hemplijl!,' M.D. 14 July 64.
1 0 James M'CroToy, M.D. S2 Jan. 58.
! 0 I George Alexander Moorhcad, 3J July 58.
Facingi Green.— Agenlt, Messrs. Cox & Co.
[Betumed/nm GibraUar, Jtate 1860. Raiharkedfor India, S8 Aug. 1B67.]
TTRl tn Lord Uofn
n Huutiu, i
ud btki
Ifl n« fi7 till"! >t UM lUn Hd uii oraaMHi
6>Ur. M iPirM»*rPap>HnH>ttliilK49tkS«1.
SOMm-U lli«BHt«naar^*rilM4(,liuli^Ui*
SO Mar Sfl li^tUu <>' Aliu ud I»h—ii, (tic* ■nif fill
iQ 1... KB ■>f Ssbulopoli ud M>rtl( of SMb Oct. (Mad^
ISJulT 68 t C4|>ii3>*(HtHt ^ .^
I7 8«p..M W;-.j;<--J^ij-;-i^ujW^
•1 Hmuhm tki trmiitai la
S L<l>iiM Price ■••>
HlekiMi Umm
S larlei Setoi ...
iithy Cluplia ■■
I uthbf Hiddlstoa.
»lce Kllleen, Atij.
3 [ama Poole....
H u. Henry Holmpe
riUiiiiii Pollard.. . ...
lig In-.— John AndrBw Popa,* 34 Hardi U.
S i^— £nj)0n CbarUa PiTlec Etll«eiv, 17S«pt.66.
0 ' n- 1/ Muik*try.—IAtiil. Edward CosM, 36 Jm. fiA.
3 0 ' Matter.— JohTi SUniforth, M Feb. Si.
10 0 .^JoDM Lamprey, BIB., S Nor. fi7 ; Atut^tir^. 6 Oct. fiO.
'7,0 It Surgma.—Ua. Clailc Rm«, H.D. 1 Jaly 63.
a 0 Ih>bertHeaTd,H.D. lfiBBpt.A;.
« i 0 jMUMGBDrgeStavaitHatbUMifi Aag.M. [Annit ft Co.
FnciXffi YsUow.— A(i«i*», Mewn. Coi k Co.— /ri^ jl^nUf, Sir B. B. Botoagh, Bt.,
[TtelKnud from tlu WtttlnMUyti March \^1. Btab.for Inila,\i SepMMB.]
1 Llaat.BaHnil DiTlB Hmd IB Uia PiKlmdanEtk llMSted, md suprwcutil lb* biltla of Mnta*
dttaar, Sduiiu«,TUUffli ud Ih* Pynmei, ind U Ibe ilcfe of Badaju (aounded), fur Klilsk ki ku
ncftndtk* VBTXnl>l«tthfl«Olu^.
T OaW>SUb*llB Hind vlikilH Mid R«(t.
riiiniit»ti and SobiMB {Media Ud Claw).
la U* BbIH imfalia at W*-*B, iBeladlnclba taOlM o(
»96 6a* (IV Durham) lUgl. of Foot. (ll. Inf.) (SSSiHH.
•!.•• -■■..»._.. ••ttTAtrofow
Cebntt.—^ Robert Chriitoplisr Uanwl,! KI(.£u. WJu. 07; Lt.aH Jm.
OB; Capl.v*¥eb.l9; Brm.Mttf. 0 Ju}j 91 ; Mi^. *0 Jvai« W; lA.Ctl.
'lOJunaaS; Col. 23 Nov. 4 1 ; ituj.Oat. II Nov. 01 ; /i.Om. S6 OetS«:
Co/. 6SthP.*Juii857.
Lu»U.Ci)UmeU.—».eaTy Harpur Orccr, £u. P10 Sept. «I ; £f . r 80 Aw. 44 ;
Cttpt.rS\ Dec. 47; Jfiyor. 99 Dec. 6t; Lt.Col. HBFA. 69.
RobrrtClldbrd Lloyd, JSiu. i-SU Dec. 36 ; Xbiif. Pg June 90; C^f. F3 June
38) Bni:.Mq}or,QVoy.W; ^njor, 3 Sept. 47 ; Jfrq>.£(.0>(. 30 Joie 64 ;
Lt.-Cat. * 17 Joly A7 ; Col. » tl«pt. 69.
Jlf«/orj.— Horatio Harbord Xonat,' Eai. pSO Aupr. 44; Lw»t. F 3 Not. 46;
Capl. i'210i:t.S3; £ree.Jffy'or, 2C Dee. 50; iUitfor, P 17 No». &!.
Fred. Stneklej Sarege,* Ent. »3U Jan. 46; Litut. p31 Dml 47 ; Cmpt. 10 Hu'.
54; Brw.HtQ. Plane ..fl; JIfttfor. "1 8 Feb. 53,
W. H«r>ey FitiUeruld' . .!■ 5 May 37 | 6 Jaii. 41 0 Dec. ol
JohnCaMldyi | 10 May 43 ■> 14 Apr. 4(1 0 No*. 64
CU.Ijhuttlewartli* .... » IB Sept. 46 1' IS May *»■ 1 Dec. a*
llarriMin W.J. Trent
Carendiili C, PltlRoy
Jamei Spratt
Hugo Shellev Litfbl''
Edward Rich. Fo. VlMr»"
Sheffield Grace"
F. Da Lutlrell Skundereon"
Iteynold Alley lie Clemen I
Geo. Johu Arnta Oiiklcy '"
Li
Jaly 68' BO Dec. 54
'32 Nov. 50 P30 Jan. 54 89 Dec 6*
8 May 46:P11 Hay 49 IS Jan. 55
SI Oct. 6;l'»S£ Aug. 54 » IT Nor. 67
' 5 May 51 [ 34 Nov. 64 l> T May 66
' 17 Oct. 51 8 Dec. 54 •■ 16 Juan eti
2dJu1<64 8Deo.S4 '11 Feb. GO
(IJuly 55!p 7 Dec. 55 p 7 Dec. 58
U May 53li>16Mnr.&0 4 Apr. 50
13 Sept. 53
G J line 54
'S4Ans.54
'26 Aug. 54
8 Sept. 54
SI Not. 51
14 Dca. 64
rt Anbruy H«r»uy Tucker"
lidvanl Deshan"
Edmund Peel Kthelstou''
J.HobartCulmeSeymour"
^ Jo III) Blood"
John Ponioahy Cox" ..
1 ThomaiReederCiarkaoii'-
aea.8tunUUuBThornton'*[ 6 Jan. 56
Ilariry J. R.Villier»-Sluart " 1G Jun. 55
Wm. Henry T. Dueibery
Clia. Brn. Beaty.PownaK
Geo. Faulkuer Wilkinioi
Jamea O. D. Annesley . .
William Algernon Kay . .
':' ChirleiCiiTey, .^lO'. '•'
Arthur Francis Manliall
0 Cyril Blackburne Tew . .
0 Henry Qeorge CareodiBh
0 llenrj John Evaus ...
Knhiuhs.
0 William Weston Turnor
0 Leonard Boldeu '■21 Feb. 60
0 John Pitia Urlsgi 38 Feb. 6G
0 Rob.O.Craig.*',.«.auFei>.M 14 Ang. 67
0 Horatio Gordon Robley . . p 1 4 May 5
0 Richard Clayton PSlMay5
0 Charles Clifton Hood . . " 13 July 5
0 George Fowler Culdecotl pSS Feb. 6
0 Alfred Gordon Howard.. P 2L Oct. 6U
0 Payinatttr. — Frederick Francis Fereday, 9 Noi
Jun Ua^ ftotl 11
C Nov. 64, 10 CapUinOiUn
1 Dec. 64 1I">:I"'V. li ■•- ■
9F.b.65jXf"orLu^ini,-
9 Feb. 6o wouikW in Ihr ba
0 Feb. 66 ttalnwii f«™ « the .*
Q Mar R-i *"' 111 11"! CptUTB Of
« il .. "^ «"f Of Aiimgl,
OHar.56 «■« twv Clupi>.
9Mar.66' id Sur^ton Iktl ■«
6 Mar. 66 ^ "»"!•' 'he ,">«
a Keb. 55 8 June65,',s™l|i „d^„^
34 Apr. 65, F 8 Jen. 6U|l»53-53'(Mnl»lj
28 Mar. 65 1 20 Feb. 60 ; W Eotlm Creig nrrrf lb.
30 Mar. e.') 1* IJ Nov. 57 ^VT" '"l^^,,"' J^f''
5June65 0 7 May 58',°d Ink'niu "«, ,S r.u"'
8June55l 3:1 June 68 aebuiopol, .orU. of MiliOct,
15 May 55 "22 June 68 I""" ""■"'""'•""■"'""•*''-
37 Jnly 65'Pll Feb. SU ^J,^'!
,56.
thSepUUiidil
•Qutant.— Lieut. Charles Covey, 3d Sept. 60.
I I 0 Quarler-Marter.— Thomas Tunks," UApr.48.
i 0 Surjeon.— ThonniBltcet," 13 Apr. 62; JwUt-Surj. 22 Apr. 42.
i 0 4 nufnnf'Sur^eont.— Augustus Patrick Meyers CorUcll,"'t M-D. 37 Oct. 54.
} 0 Clement Willlama, 5 Jan. 65.
j! 0 AuKUStiisQlivor Applln,30ct.57. [ Armll i Co
Facingi Oreeu. — Ageall, Mftssrs. Coi & Co. Iriih AgeuU, Sir B. R. Borough, Bt.,
IKetBrned/rom Car/u, 14 jlujfujf 1867. Embarttd for India, Dec. 1467.]
enilj .i
^*
S^ M^ IfoMiit wWed the RMtem eunpiilim fo the 8(h Not. 1854, inelndlnsr ttie batUef of AHim tnd
IpkonoM i(nd itigt'of 8«bettopol (fracture of right arm In the trenchrt). Servei m Aide-de>Ctiap to
<r.Oea. Shlriey pirn lOCh 0«pt. 1846 ( llettal end three ClMpc).
i Bf 40T teTRffc eerred throajtbout the Eastern campaign of 18M-66, fncloding: the battles of Alma,
BaUklanit And Inkernian, aief e and fall oi' ftcbasto|>oI (Medal and Glaepe, Brevet M^jor, and 5th CUm of
tho lfedjldl(^).
7 Captain Fitcnerald «erved in the Anglo-Spani»h Legion during 1835-37; wai seven ly grounded in the
noftion t*t the 5ih May near St. Sebastian, and bns two Grosses and a Medal for hii conduct and Kervlors.
8 Captain* Caasidy and 9bottle«iorth served the Bastera rampaign of 1854-55, including the battles of
Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps). Captain Shuttletrorth has the 5th
Clas^ of the Medjfdfe.
• Capl. PttiRof served the Eastern eampaim until sent home on promotion earljr in 1855. including
the battles of Alma and Inkcrroan, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and 6th CIia9 of the
He<U<die).
II Capttiin Light servod in the Eastern campaign of 1854, Including the battle of Alma and tiege of
Seti««topol (Medal and CIas|>e).
19 Lieut. Tucker aerved the Eastern c»mpnign of 1854-56, Includin;r the battles of Alma and Inkcrman,
slrge and fall of Sebastopol (Medal an«l Clasps, uud Knip[ht of tiic Lesion of Honor).
13 Captain Vicars »ervo<l in the Crimc.i during the sit^ife and fall of SobaiOopol (Medal and Cla«p).
14 Lieut. De)«hon served in the Crimea during the siege and fall of Sebatiopul from l.Otli Nov. 1854
(Medal and Clasp).
15 Captain Grace, Lieuts. EthHston, Seymour, Blood, Clarknon, iind Thornton, verved in the Crimea
during the eiego and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Cla^p). Captain Grace has also the Sardinian Medal.
16 Lieut. Cox served with tlio Cape Mounted Riflemen throughout the Kaffir ivar of 1859-53, and was
present at the batUc of Berea (Medal).
1 7 Captain SMindcnon served at the lioso and fall of Seba«topo1 Arom Snd Dec. 1854 (Medal and Cla^Pi and
Sardinian Medal).
18 Quarter Master Tunkf served the Eastern campaign of 1851-55, including the battles of Alma and
Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
19t AssisLSurg. Corbett served in the Crimea during the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and
Clasp, and 6th Class of the Medjidie).
tn
)8 69iht,Tke South Lineolfuhire)Begt»fFML\^i^^}^'
"JATA" "BODRBON" "WATEBLOO" •'IKDIA."
(rfoMl.— «BrnertFr^erlcG»»colpie,'StM.9M«jlli iMaM«yl3j Cn«.
SJuljI&i Mqjor,naWty2Si £t.-CaI. ' 3 Jone 28; Cot. 33 Hot. 41; Mt^.
O«n.80 Juae&4; CoJ. 69th Foot, 3 Apr. 68.
iaut -Cotowb. -David Elliot Mscklrdy, £n(. f 5 April 33 ; Xicut.T 30 D«e. 36;
Capl P26Juiie41; Jtf'V.''2aFeb.60; it. Col. 26 Aug. 53 ■ Col. 38 Mot. 5*.
erclTklFeawlck, £iu. P38Sept.38i Lieut. V 1 Not. 40; Caj((. P14 Mm; 47
Jtfirior, P19 JudbS?-, if.Coi. p« Apr. 69.
f<UDri,— June* Handasyde Edgar, Bnt.r 9 Oct. 36; LUttt. H8 June 39
Qipt. 39 Jan, 47 ; Mqjor, 17 Nov. 57.
uguBlu* Barnard HanVey.BfU.i'SO Oct. 40j £init. rSOJane 45; Ca)»t. rH
May 49 ; Jlfufar, PSa Apr. 59
C&PTAIKB. 1
BNtlON.
LIBUT.
□ iFTilK. BHBT.-MiJ.
ieorRe Hughes Ueuiter '
16 June 30
2S Sept. 34
3 Sept. 47 36 Oct. 68
;dward Bav«n ,
I June 41
f a Sept. 45
P39JnDe4S
Icorgc Bntfot ■ -
1>26 Sept.4(l
p 14 Apr. 48
' 8 June 63
rancls Gamble Blood ..'
IS June 46
25 Aug. 63
BiDeiSmyth
26 Sept. 46
P 12 Sept. 48
6 June 64 1
I. Beaucliamp Brady. ».
34 Dec. 47
P B June 52
P 3 Aug. 66]
'homas Henry Charleton
11 May 49
21 Jan. 53
P 25 Jan. 50 !
lobcrt Aufrire Leggatt <
U June 63
P28 0ct. 63
P90JuDa67
(ichard FitiOcrald ...J
IS Sept. 46
p 10 No.. 4B
17 Hot. 67
lobertt Torrena Pratt* . . 1
11 June 58
p e June 54
84 Aug. 58
Ucb. Cooper Hutchison .
11 Mar. 63
11 Aug. 64
!■ 14 Jane 59
amea W.H.Anderson .
30 Sept. 63
P 6 July 56
P 13 Dec. 69
LlBHTBHAKTB. I
Iharlea West Hill
18 Feb. 63
0 June 54
* explain Pritl tetttd »t
lenry Scott Turner
P25Aug. 64
P 3 Aug. 65
Onicilr oaetr It Brigadier
loiniiinFletn.Stirke,J*.
6 June 64
16 Aug, 66
idwardBoyle
6July 65 P25Jan. 68
Bigh. Shah Hajett, 3tni Mta
:harle> Richanl WlUlama
[■msaJoliiiOamer ....
5 May 64 , 36 Sept. 55
1 J una 66 P 24 June 60
Houir. >ii<l Moii Uataal.at thi
EdwanlHarwood Vincent
14 Sept. 66
P 23 July 66
nm'i lira, u llie Alum Bifli,
Hobert Boucher Clarke..
8 June 56
P 14 Jul, 67
lohn Whiteford
13 Sept 65
17 Nov. 67
oompany >l the itoiming of
iht Ktini Baih), anil nlicf of
Richard Alexander Skuea
6 July 56
14 May 67
Henry Harriaon Bartletl
15 Feb. 60
17 Sept. 68
A.imgbur, ^
Redmond B. C. Daubeny
37 Feb. 66
1 Oct. 58
Henry Charles St, George
20 Feb. 56
3 June 69
Frederick Hotham Dyke
»30Jnne67
P14 June69
Pearson Thomaa Beamea
8 July 66
'13 Dec. 69
BNSTCiKB.
OMa; 66
F^ward WUIiaiDs
V34 Juoa66
Qeorge Edward Brace . .
r 14 July 57
T. Hyde Ciawley Boevey
P22 Hay 67
Robert Lettock Thorpe, ,
17 Noi, 67
William P. BuUer
17 Sept. 68
Laii.betUoh..IUib.Dia<iey
36 Oct, 58
Frederic Knight
p 29 July 69
Aleiaodfr Irvine
30 Aug. 59
1
Poynu«(er.— Robert Smyth, 10 Not. 64 ; Qr.Htr. 3 Sept. 47.
i'-t Ai^ulant—Luut. Romain FlemlnR Stirke, 3 June 69.
IiutrueloT of ituiketry. — Eiuiign Oeorjte Edward Brace, 4 March 59.
I! Quarttr Jf (Utn-.— William Bustard, 15 Dtc. 64.
Sn Surgeon.— Huntley Geo. Gordon, M.D. 32 ApriI63;.4wur.Sur9.31 Dec. 41.
3 i,$f'ut.-Surgt(mi.—3inie» Robert Crawford, 3 April 66.
^ Joha HcDiteraou ^Vblltaker, 3 OcE. 57.
^. Francii Madden, 19 Oct. 57.
Fadngi Qiee-a.—Agtnli, Meaira. Coi k Co.
IBaluntdfrom Barbadott, 14 Jtfoy 1867. Embarktdfor India, 17 Nov. 1867.]
1 UUar
xrclf XHiDdtd. Ugluur*«lT(Iltli>War Heila] wlthll
AlmfnL of Bajronn^- Btmd (nurward* la tki
r|t ■nit capluR Dt WuhingcDB, wUn ha nt
H Gli^M Ait Ban SebaRlan, NIt^I*. n* KlM>
'•»J loth ( Tht Sumy) Rtgt. uf Foot, 290
WUJUa P.ty.' CB. KH. En,. 98 AprU 04; X*. 7 H«y
rll 08; Mej. S Jane 14; Lt-Col. i Sept. 17; Col. 10
t. 9 HOT. 40; i(.-G'»n.20June64i CoI.TOthP.g HmT M.
iiDU Jamct Galloway, Biu. r 13 S«pt. 21: lAatl.ilunt
c. 27; Brev.-Ma}. 23 Nov. 41 ; Afiu, U June 42; i(.-
Cul. 28 Nov. M, '
i*uM>lUAiig.32; Xi«HM'38 Oct. 30; Caat. i>2 Anir.aO!
«i Litut.-Cot.fUT)et:.iQ; Co/. -28 Nov, M.
ImoDda Mulock, fru. P18 Mar. 30; Li£ut v 20 Mot 30-
Bt.Mnj. 20 Oct. 28 j jUiyor, G Feb. 59.
i».C3I May 44; £Mut.i'3l Dec. 45; Capt. PIS Not. SO;
''10 8ep't.4l|ki6Ju,
30 Not. 3)S oo >—
f 18 M»y 41
IT. I CA,
23 De
' > 2 May 4.^
I 20 Jan. 47
22 Dec. 48
43
7 Jul.
31 Oct. 45
10 Apr. 40
31 July 40
22 Dec. 48
» 31 Jan. 63 » fl June 66
30 Mot. 4tl|MGjBn. 52
.f e Aug. 561.14 July 57
f 16 Dec. 63 10 Dec. SO
AlexCba. tlualiei ToTiiy,
Cbarlei William Quia ..
Henry Berkeley OooU ..|
Thoi. Deering ittckliuuM-j
' C.0.SlQartMeDleHth,yJ4/
William Henry Ralsluu..
! HeuTj Leaku
John BeHham
i Euatace Cay
Arthur William Croiler
Alex. Boyilell Wriglit . .
Arthar Strong GlllMrt ..
< Herbert John Hill
' Charle* Koger
' Chriitopher tiaraia
j BNBlliNa.
I : Cha. Clarke ItieliartlBon .
) ' Charle* Hamilton Prfi
I Norman HuikltiOD ..
I John Fred. AuB.Griorj
' Robert Stuart RidiUll
16 July 6
0 Feb. 5
10 Aug. 5
unpdfD of IflSft-
Jobn Robert Collin*
W.Sauniiers Foni Fencran
Heary Bally
13 Mav 66 8 Cinti
P2S Nov. .W' 30 July 50 U>= Ptrui „_
13 May 53; ,6 8ept. 51 !!i,J"''"J^,U^"'
le Dec. 57. 23 July 68 butl. or K«(bb. 3«t«i is
ID July 66' 30 juW 5e: nnigtl jod N. W. ProriacHlD
15 Jan. 58| 34 8epL 58 "P'T?:*'' "f ' ™'l3L'; '»^
ejuly C6[P30Junc57|Ful^po™ual=rM^K^
llSepl.57 12Jan. 5a >1" i" ■*« "Oo" of Muaor-
5 Mar. 58, 0 Feb. 50 ""■ *IV""'«e'', md tniiiait
22 Aug. 50 34 May 60'„
"■13 Jnly68h' SJuueaulft
Pl*Nov.68p83Sept. SO'' ,^ , ^ .
23 Mar. M 1 1 Oct. 00 S^'^.^N^Trd'SS:!
30 Mar. Ssj • F>rK>u». n!^!,!'^ !«t "£!^i.V ■'^'^
24 Stpt. 58' ™^ lSi'r'"n°7M°i"°i!UT.rr.',°6^'u™™™
31 Dec. 68: f-™ jH.llll«tl1 \t. xnelulo.liimiHid.u.
11 Mar. 59
May 66'
Hay 6»l
Dm Iht IlnidtDcr.Ihe d^
24 JuE
!69
4 Nov. 69
Pflj/iiuufer.— Michael Thompion," 10 Not. 54 ; Qr.ftr. 31 Oct. 45.
I Adjutant.— Lieut. Cliarlos GranTille Stuart Henteatb, IS Dee. 69.
■ I Inilructor nf SSu»ketT\i. — Xieut. H. Leake, 16 Apr. 50.
j Q«ar(er .Ifnifer.— VVIlliam Nevell, t June 65. [Jnna 43.
Surgeon. — Gaorge CuDningbame Uciklehun,'*U.D. 3d Mar.S4 ; AttUl.Smrg. IS
\ Atiitt.Surgeom. — Henry Jamei Rogen, 16 June 54.
Jameg Fraodi Dcakin, M.D. 38 July 56,
Josepli WBtta,5April 56.
Facingi Black.— ^;rn((, Meun. Cox k Co.
jjsk;:
SebMsroli
■in tloof Si
ud apliuv of Ruj^
c< till afttr Oit out cf
u (UedilandGlup).
.icinit,(ii
I iDd Clup
LCl*^^i:;wuon1nrd
r'l •larkida in llie
'lading the ItornilAf
800 [«»>•»;<»*■] na(BlsUw^atgt.<fFt.iL.l.) ["-Ssf,!*-
" HiMDooerAA ■• "CAPB OP oood hope" -aautik" "vimieei" "iMxaak'
■■- — - - — PTBEHBES" -SftrK" "OSTHW:
"FUUVTES n-OKOR"' "iLJIABiZ" "viTTOBH" '"PTBEltREa" ~SnK'
TTSeV: "PRmNSULA" "WATERLOO" "SEVASTOPOL."
~&5" I Ccfoltet.— 9 Thoniu Enkine Nipier,' CU. BaM. 3 Jalf OA; Xf. 1 H^M;
'~' imi tTii"- 27 Oct. 08; Brw.-ATiu- 28 Dec. 13; arai.-Lt.-Col. 81 June IT ;
>r4 CiW. lOJan. 37; MtgOT, 18 Hay 43; Mey.-Oin. 0 Not. 4Q; Lt.'Oat. OS
~l Junc64j Coi. 7l«t lM0May57.
0 ' twut.C<ifam£>.— William Hope,' CB. Em.t 4 Sept. 35; £irt((,pa4 Mw. 38;
C«Di.>>3(>May45; Jfrviir,3t Oct.SS; Lt.Cal.Waee.il.
0 Ocnri;o Wliitwortli Talbot Rich,* B,u. i* 13 June 40; Lt. v\h Apr. 49;
C'(i;»t.l'l:!Nov.47; Brevrt Major, dlwtm; Mnjor, FSOctA?; Bt.tt.Cel.
'■ a > Jnlv M ; L/.a/. 4 Dee. S9.
0 .V<yor».^aiiiM Arlhur Gori', Em. 17 Apr. 43; Lieut. "IQ Dec, 45; Ciipl.
' f 8 June S3 ; .Unjor, !• 4 Mar. 69.
0 Henry }Mna»* Eiu.'ii^O'H. 41 ; Lt.vi Aug, 43; Cap*. "■ 22 Doe. 48; Brir.
ilaj. -M IJce. 50 ; Slajor, A Dec. 5'J.
Captaini.
KNMIUN.
I.IEUT. CAPTAIN. >8RBT.-lf AJ.
0 .Arthur Charle.l'arker'"
4 Mur. ii
P 10 Feb. 44
P26Dec. 61' 7 Dec. 58
0 'johuIgiiatludMBcrtonell'
PSGApr. 44
p 8 Dec. 40
30 Dec. 641
0 Chark-Bl'rBncJtrimilh".-
P 30 May 45
p 19 Mar. 47
29 Dec. 54 1
0 Wm. FranelsaejtraM....
P 8 Aug. 45
P 12 Not. 47
S0Dec.64i
0 Francis Uonham"
P 14 June 50
p 20 Sept. 53
P17 Apr. 571
0 Fred. William Lambtou'
PIG Sept. 61
P 23 Sept. 64
P 23 Oct. 67 19 July 59
0 Jamee DalKlelsl>'>
0 June 51
7 July 64
20 Dec. 57
0 Kdwarcl P. Waile Brovne*
Ma Aug. 53' 29 Dec. 54
PI 2 Nov. 68:
0 CliarlosJamcs M.iun«ej»
» 20 Sept. 53: 39 Dec. 54
P 4 Mar. 60
0 JoiinC, il. PoyerCallen'
P 28 Oct. 53 9 Feb. 65
P 1 Apr. 60
0 CntirtenayH. Salt, Scott'
P 17 Aug. 52
8 Dec. 64
p 5 Aug. 50
0 WmiamO'Malley" ....
LlBUTBKANTS.
0 Juno 54
0 Feb. 56
4 Dec. 59
lL>.-0««nl Napier »rT^
0 Robt. Barttelot.lldrldKe>
P 0 June 64
0 Feb. 55
with the SlDd B>Kl. ■! i\'t
of*KI<«t ^ ]M? Ald(4'.
0 C.J. H. Howard
31 Dec. 64
9 Msr. 66
P 18 Jan. 65
1 Jnne 66
Cnip to Hlr J<Ad Hop. on
0 Robert Lewis
PIG Jan. 55
23 Feb. 65
31 Oct. 65
P 30 Jan. 57
lb. »]WlJiioB to Snd« In
0 iStrattoiiBoulnoi
Jah. IfKt^t «mpai|i> In
Spain, Inelndlni th< rclmi
la,«idtalll*or,CDmiina. In
0 Robert Heron
30 Mir. 66
P17N0T. 57
SO Dee. 67
0 Le Marcliant JamM Cafsj
10 April 65
0 Wm. Fred. Vemon Harris
1 June 55
15 April 58
S lei If Willi the BsflmrDl nnlil
ibe iDlynn of ISIO. Sairid
snemardi to tb* PnJDUls
0 Robert James liacke....
7 Sent. 65
17 June 68
10 Not. 65
P 20 Nor. 58
on tb> ilmir, iDcludlni !)>•
5
0 [FrsneisFawkes
14 Dec. 55
p 11 Jan. 59
dfltaea or Cadli, bittit of
p 1 Feb. 66
PlIMsr. 69
or BUUIoi, baStIn or B*ls-
Henry Leslie
3 irdKane
P 30 Jan. 57
p 1 Apr. 59
dunea, Vlllorla, NK.ll.. uil
PllSept. 67
P 6 Aug. 59
Ensiohs.
l'™0.h'iK.'.'I.r«.°.^,™
P 17 Nov. 67
thq 11Ui-1«t Miun. H* haiFH>W»d ih*
JohD YouDger AlUn ....
P 18 Not. 67
n-uM«I>i with inn aispk
Arthuc Edward Uonnii
8 Jan. 68
Heary Brooke Wilton ..
P24Aug. 68
p 18 Jan. 69
^
HI Feb. W
Charles Balfour Murray .
p 18 Mar. 60
1^
HughPruer
P31 May 5a
Hcory Gleed Dods
P 5 Aug. 69
Edw. Gordon LiUlngatou
P 30 Aug. 69
;-| Francis Brodie
»21 Oct. 69
mall,'- 26 Aug. 64 ; fiu. 7 Dee. SB.
3
\i Ac^utanL-Litat. Jamet Hay Campbell, 36 Not. 68.
/n»(ruc(or o/ XuiMry.—
a Qiinr(»r-3fo.(er.— Robert Anderson," 29 April 66.
a-ur?eon.— William Simpson," M.D. 8 Dee. 64 j Aititt.-SsTs. 1 Ha; 46.
S A»ittant-Su,Tgtimf.—yia\\eT Leach, S4 Koy. 64.
r; Edwin Wilaon, 10 May 65.
3 John Warren, 9 Not. 67.
FiKingi Va.S.—Agtnt; Hessn.Cox b Co.
..CoIoB.1 Hop« 1»M in tti. Crinm In ISM. »t.d Mrrnt In th« ImclH. sad at tiM SM> ta^m-
tDpal, andoB tbeaiiwditlon toKFrIcta(Uffl>l»idCluii, Knlibtof Ihe Lufloii of Hokw^ aMl'atk OlMgf
■t It. Ml IMBlBl «d Cliip, inri Br»«l Majof ).
Kattek
aflUn at inl dainuKin oT Tmuu rsbdml srHl crini. ud Bib Clan at ika MiMdhV
*I(|>B
Sebulopol, uhI uitt mscnl it lit
•n (Utdtl iBd
Cl.^).
^■{''r":'.^ ' n»t (HighUmd) Reqt. of Fut {L.I.) 301
i 'tMilMt ViMdonen, Broirne, Callfln, tiid Scott, landed hi the Crhneft tn 1860, and tervcd in fh« trenches
afiik*'*!^ of 8ebMtD|>oU and on the expedition to Kerteh (Medal and Olitfp). Captain Scott sened at the
destruction of and affain at Tannan in Sept. 1855.
• Gafi|«in« BoAbam and Moaosey landed In the Crimea in 1854. and lorved in the trenches at the
■ioK* of Sebaetopol and expedition lo Kerteh (Medal nnd Olasp). Captain Mounsay serred at the destruo-
tion of and affiura at Taman in Sept IS55. Captain Bonhain haii the Ath Class of the Medjidio.
10 M^Jor Parker aerred in the Crimea from Dec. 1864-57, including the aiege and f^il of Sebastopol,
expedition to Kerteh, affkirs at and destruction of Taman (Bledal and Clasp, and 5th Cla»s of the Medjidie).'
il Captain Smith landed and served in the Crimea in 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
IS Captains Dalfleish and O'Ualley, and Qr.Master Anderson landed in the Crimea in 18*5. and served
at the siege of Sebaetopol and expedition to Kerteh (Medal and Clasp). Captain O'Mallejr served at
tlie deetnietion of and atTatrs at Taman in Sept. 1855.
14 P4ariBaBter Cartmall landed in tite Crimea in 1855 (Medal and Cla<p).
15 Doctor Simpson landed in the Crimea In 1854, and terred at the siege of Sebastopol (Medal and
Clasp).
[Cotitinuathn of Not&rto 12nd UighUinders.']
onlj cavalry with the Ist Division throughout the war, {ind was present in all Its operations: commanded
IheKect. in the action of Berea : rtpi-atedly mentionrd in Dispatches ond General Orders. Commanded a
Cavalry Brigade in Central India in 1B58 59, anddcfrotci] the reb«'ls under Tantia Topee at Burod (Medal).
4 lit.Colonel 'Ihellnsfton nrrved in the Kaistern campaign of 1855, including the eipedition to Kerteh, siege
find fall of Sebn!t(upol, and attack of liie IBih June (Medal and Clasp, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and
6th (Mbss of the Midjidie).
6 Major Norn. an, Cap:ains Robinson, Crombie. Hunter, Coathupe, Lieuts. Basset, Bercsford, Campion,
Brownlonr, St. John, Ensign M*Kay, and Surgeon Seaman, served in the Easiern campaign in 1865,
including the expedition to Kerteh, siegv and fall of Sel>astopol, and attack of tlie 18th June (Medal and
Clasp).
0 Captain Rice Fcrvpd at the siege and full of Sebnstopol in 1866 (Medal and ClH«p).
7 Mifjor Borke, (.'aptMtns Stewart und Vesey served in the Crin:ea fr< tn ISili JnnH 18^6, including the
fi]>'dtt<on to Kcricli. fieiKC and fall of Sebastopol, and attack of tli«f 18lh June (Medal ai;d Cla»p,and 5th
(iast of the M«dit<lip).
8 Captain Hastings served in the Persian war in 1857, including the night attack and battle of Kooshab and
bombardment of Mohumrah. Served in Bengal in the several actions leading to and ending in the relief of the
llesidency at Lucknow (severely wounded).
V Lieut*. Hon. A. T. FitsMnnrlre and Buries served in thr KaMtem campaitin in 1^66, including the cxpe-
dtMeki to Kertcii, >le«e of Sebastopol, and attack of ihe 18th June (Me<lal and Cla>p).
10 Llent. StockwcU served at tlie siege of St-bastopol in 1855 (Medal and CIa5>)>).
11 l*ayma«ter Weltstcr served in the Eastern cani|<aign in 1865, including tlie expedition to Kerteh and
■lecv of Sdiastorol (Medal and Clasp).
19 Qr.Master Munro s«>ivh1 in the Eastern campaign in 1855, including (lie expedition to Kerteh, sioee
aod lall of 8eba«topoi (Medal and Clasp).
13 Aseist.Snr|ieon Butter senred in the Crimea in 1854-55 during the siege and at the fall of Sebattopcl
(Iferiitf AMI Clasp).
802 7S<((il«J«i./^!fc»iji'.o»n«jMa«<fcri)Jl».o/f». [{gJ^JJ;
TktDvlu'i Cypher and CoTOKtI.
JisSTl " HINDOOSTAIf" " CAPE OK GOOD HOPE" "SEVASTOPOL."
M — ColoiwI.— » Sir John Allclilaon,' 7!5**^ Oct, ;fe
^^^\ Mov.l0iCap*.BBdt*.-CoM5Dec.l4( Col. 20 May36; Jf^
Pit 1 Nur 41 ' Lt Qtn I' ^"' '^' ' '^'^ ^-'nit HWhlaniiiM. eg Vtm: .'■1.
-si ■ ' ' ':
1 Not. 51 ; Col. V2ad HiKhlandsn, S9 Dec. d1 .
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0 I 0
*CB. JJii*. PlSDee.*
»lDee.54;« K S^'
B.,*.S>u. 'SOJalf 36 ^1^
J ftO ; Lt.Col. » 28 J»n. ; C»l. 8^-^. S
F12 Oct 41; LUut. I
^tfif/or, "£) Not. 56 ; Bl.ll.Col. 30 t
May 42; /.ieuf. P 8 Nov. 44 ^^g
; Mnjor, 0 Mar. ."iS.
CAPTAISB.
KNHIUM.
L
EloblMon'
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8
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V 8 May 40
35
p 10 Mar. 47
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25
1 Dec. 48
P 2
p 0 Mar. 40
2
P 17 May 50
Pl4
P 12 July M
PI4
P 16 Aug. 60'
25
20 Mar. 40!
8 Apr. 431 15 Mar. G9
8 Nov. 50
0JaaGS4 Pl5Apr. 59
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1 1 BicJohn A
V 31 Sopl. 5-2
IDcc. 54!|"I
P 13 May 53
p 1 Dec. 64 "7i
p 10 June 03
P 1 Dec. 54 in I8m.ru
n a Dec. C3
a2Juoe66l"l"c.fih.
0 JuDc 54
P 18 Aug. 54
P 8 Sept. 54
mk
3 Nov. 61
17 Ko.. 64
Wfl
in fiS?iffi?
P 1 Dec. 54
¥!^)i&^
10 June 56
•21 Juim 55
ou to ih*
4. 12 Jan. 44; LI. P2ft July 45.
,> 30 July 57.
M.~i>m!:y^<^.'~i 73rd Jtagitamt of Foot. 80S
"MAMOALORE" " 8BRIMGAPATAM" "WATBHLOO." , .
CMmoL—CheaborDDgh Gnut Filconu-,' EH. Siu. '1 fiept.DA; Zi. 1 Sot. £ |
DB; Ct^LiSTtecOS; Brm..Mq/.i2Aag.lO; Mio,fa6Jnae23iLt.-Col. g- I
»S3 0eLS6i Ce/. 38 JuDe38; Jtfiv'.aen. II Hot. Cli Ll.Otn. SO JaU M; S i
Col. 73rd Foot, 11 Feb. B7. - '
LUut. ColoaOt.—Qeortt Uankey Bmith,' Sju.p 7 Msy IB; £(. p 7 Feb. B2: " a
Cn^t. >< S Apr. 96; St.-ifqj. S9Hdt. 41; Vq,'. 90 Jul; 49; Bt.Ll.Col. 11 '3 1
NoT.CI; CU.SSNoT.fi4; £t.CDl.ai HayfiS. | ^
j!
^ 1 July s i F
May 63 fH
III
ir<qf«r«.— TboniH Ron, £n(. rSSHarcliSS; Xu»l. r\6 Uay 41; Caof. ■'4"-
June 47; JIfq/or. " K Ocl . 58; Bt.Lt.Cot.mOal.ai. '
Hngh Maurice Jonei,* £nj. i> 33 Apr. 4G; X<. vfiAiig. 60; Capt.
63; at. Major, 30 J nly .W ; jiffj/or, 11 Fab. 50. _
\V.E.Be«aa,*>.i.ri.MOct.a
George Benny*
Godfrey Jtmcj Bume" ..
Win. Creajjb O'Brien* ,,
William Heory Barry .
J.C.GairlBr,'* I.e. la Fib. li
Frederick Keeve
James W hi ttaker Bamea'
Alex. Allan AitchiMU .
, Speoccr V. Fra. Hentloi
10 June tO\ vgnjuly 4S' r 3 Aug. 40 !
1 Nor. 43, 1 May 44^ ri« Dec. 40 '
■ S3 May 46; p SB May 491 P 1 9 Apr. 51
'ION01.41I 2BJuiiu4j' 21 Dee. 53 ,
'18 Bepl.*9]Pl7 Sept.6(»| '18 Feb. 53. f
OFeb. 4U: p 13 July CU. p 14 Apr. 54 '30 July OS -
'34 Oct. 45] P 8 Oct. 47| 0 June 54' |
5N'av.47P 6 July 40 2:i3ept.G4 j
>17 May 5U P18 Apr. 61 p 17 Feb. 67
IS Apr. 51 21 Dec. 53 P37 Mov.fi?
III
'4
Albert H. Godfrey ' 8 Feb. 50 P 4 Apr. 51 31 May 58
BiehuidJamsiHsreford 30 June 51 Uj^ Apri163 3 July 64
PhillpOlbaat | 13 Oct. 5^ 0 June54 v 4 N'dt. 50
Fred. 'HehBeld GrMtrcz [ 5 Dec.fili II Aug. 54
Hathew Smith BIyth . . p 13 May 63| 31 Aug. 66 10 Li.c>i.o>.k.
Wm. John Laoe Mllligan ! 0 June 61. p 17 Apr. 57 "^l^'^^'j;^'^'
WiUlam MUford ', 33 Sept. 541 ' 38 Aug. 57 Hnsudid »/li,
HugbFrsKT PiaJau. 55! p 27 Nov. fi7 i>«rtn."ih. p.inti^i •««..
WUBam Gordon, Jrfj. ..1 15Sept.64. 33 Mw. 5»' "S;,";;'^^^.;!.'" 'j!,!';'"';,
William Bayley I 0 Feb. 55: 14 May 68, .idiB>rT°iiH>i«i>diiri>iihrn,
TbomaaWm. Shore Ullea 1 May 651 31 May 6i\ •:"'■" " ""•< a^u»°i .oj
Archibald Henry Sharp 1 7 Sept. 56, 3 July 5rt; r,;.*;™,I|i',''cS!^"Hr™ J
Wm.HenrySamuglPlgotii 7 I>ec. 5&| 9 July.'
Haat. D'Oyly Faningtoo '■ 8 July 5a! 10 July I
William Clarke p 1 7 Fob. 67 ' I Oct. 58 I
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9i\iiv.4(i; Ll.<ieH.20:aiicbi; Col. HtliVoot.U Not. 60.
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&1 ; Miy. 27 Jan. 5B,
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0 A'ljalaiit.—Lietit. lleury Cunie, :») Jnlv 5il.
0 Initraelor of Mmketra.— Lieut. H. Junir^an, 1-2 Apr. 58.
4 , 0 iiwtrter ,lf».rtrr.— (irorjw M'nt»r.ii," i7 .Mnv OC
la ; 0 SMCifdow.— jBnie*MacU'lb,'»M.I).12 Aus. 53; Aairl.-S«ry. 3 Dee. 41.
5 0 Aiiittanl Siii-gio«>.—\iiv. Hobl, Buvkilt,"17 Apr.55.
3 0 Artbnr Cl:uater, 1 Aug. 57.
3 0 Robert Gillespie, M.U. 1 (leiit. 5ci.
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I Lleui .Gt^rml ttlu'i'trK-n ilii-c(Bipil|tii>nM«li>.IKii,Biid lairiuriHIi.ln il.ePenliitiilo.lnrli
74/A {Highland) Regiment of Fool. 305
10 C»pUia VvaaUra lerTcd with thr A7th Rejrt. la tht Crimea rrom Stpt. 1851. and wai prej«D( at tlie liattlei of Bala-
klara awl Inkcnaao (wouadrd), sieire and till of Scbastopol, ttinninc ot tbc Quarrira, and attack of Uic Rrdaa oa «b«
8ib of Jam? ; also prcMat at the bombardmeai and capturt of Klnbourn ( liedal and Claips, and Atb Claai of the Medjldle).
16 Or. Maebctb served witb the lOch Foot la the Sutlej eaiapaiin of lfttd-6« includinc the battle of Subraon (Ifedal).
Served aleo in tbe Paajtub eampairn of 1848<9» and wai present during the siefe opcrationa before Mooltan (till ordered
away on datf with ffek and wounded), iaeludlng the ailklr of ibe 9th Sept., and •torming the encmy*e entrenched pualtloa
on the ISth Septrmbcr (Medal and Claapj.
16 AalauSurfcvn Burkitt terved in tbe Crimea la I8661 and wai at the assaults on Sebastopol on tbe IBth June and
»(b Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
17 Quarter Master Waisou served ia the Kafllr War of 1851-33 ( Medal).
ICvtitinttation of Notes to 75th Fool."]
4 Lt.Colunrl Mollaii served in the Indian cunipnien of 1837-^0. ^rommnudeil the 7&th Krgt. with Outram's
force :it Alumh.'txh, from Dec. 1857 to Feb. 1S5H, including repulse of altaeki on 131L and 16ih Jan. and minor
:iiTnirs. Sirvird as Driicade Major with the Kiflu Bng.ide at the siege and capture of Lucknow, aud acLiona ot
Koursec, B:iree, Siniree, Nawubgunp:e (horte killed bv round shot. i. uud tSuIlaii|K>re, opcrationi termiii:itin«;in
t]ic ] iis."a;;i- of the Gounitee ou iZ^ili Au)c., siction at Daodpore and cupiure of the enemy's gum, surrender of
tlie forts of Ameethie and Shuiikerporc (frequently mentioned in despatches, Medal aud Chisp, Brevet Lt.
Colonel, .lud CR.).
5 lA.Coloncl Gordon serve<l in the cnmpaijrns .i^ainst the Kaffir Tribes of Sioutli Africa in 18S4:$5 (Med:J).
Al.oas Assistant Kugineer during 1^37 and \biiS, on the eastern frontier of the Cape Colony; uud employed under
(JmIoi.cI lic'wis, comn andui^ Koya' Kn<|:ineors, to execute a cuntidenlial survey (tri«rmioruelrical and statistical)
mi tliut frontier. Senrcd in the Indian campui{;n of l^r)7-68, commanding the 75tli llegt. during the capture of
Dcllii innii tlie 15th Sept., and was wounded on tin* 1 -ith U-iidin(; the us^auU on thu Ilnbshcc-ka-Piiatetik ; pLmned
;>.n 1 carried oul the forward movement of the ri;rlit nttack within thu city, snrpririing and capturing the Burra
Bii."tioo ak its gonce on the evening of i.lie 19th, retaining il under a constant tire until the next morning when
t!ic enemy r^'ACtiated Delhi. Proceeded with (inathrd s Column and commanded the llegt. in the uetmns of
liotuiidshiihur, .\llTgU'jr, Akra'isul. A!;rn. aud K:inoj, advance ini'i Oude and mimtr affairs niidiUK in the relief of
Liickuow; subsequVnrly with theOuflc licUl f;)r(i! m frotit of the citv until 1 Itli f«b.--8pecinlly nieutiouetl in
O'll ram's drs;mtch fur "judgment tind coolness " in dcffudiii^' tl'O Wft advanced outpoiit of the Canii) during a
night attack nia^le by a very large force of the enemy on the l(^'h Jan., which he r<*pnl»cd with severe loss
(.Mediiland Clasps, aud Brevet U.Colwuel).
0 Major Brookiu served as Field Adjutant to t!i3 Troops ou Ui>: first line of defence during the Kafllr war of
If^'V^i (Meda!). Was Brigadi.* Mt^or to the force of Ocrn):ati' n in the cmiuercfl province of Queen Adelaide
from April to Dec. 1836; aiid IMstrict Adjutant at Fort Bi>aufort frnii J:in. Ii<t7 to Dec. 181^ : received the
special tbauks of Sir George Napier the Governor and CoinraHudcr in Chief at the Cape of G«iod Ilofie in a
letter dated 3tU July 1830 for service in the fle'd. Served dunng the Indian campaign of 18J7-o8 fioin the
oulbriakfin the li!th May, including tho siege and capture of Delhi fpait of the time in command of the
7Gth Ke(;t), pursuit of th'e enemy and actions or liolnndshuhnr, Allyghur, Acrabad, Agra, and KHnoj. advance
into Oudr and affairs of Marai^nnge aud AInmbagh, occupation after the relief of Lucknow of the fortiAed out-
posts and camp witli Outram's force, and repulse of the euemy's attacks (Medid and Clasps and Brevet of
M:\ior).
10 Mi^or Drew terred with the 75th Regt. throughout the campaign boforo DHhl In 1857, Including tlio
battle of Dadulee ko S«?rai ; commanded tbo Grenadlei Company at the iissault of Delhi and ultimately tbo
RegL. ; aecompaniiHi Colonel Grealhed's pur^uina column and was pre>ent at the affairs of Allyghur and
Akbarabad, and baUlrs of Bolundsbuhnr and Agra; served in the advance into Oude under dir Colia
CaiBpb«ll, and on the ratief of the Garrison of Lucknow remained with General Ontrutn's forc^at AIuni«
bagh, and took part In the sev<^ral repulses of the en(.*m.v (Medal and Claapn, and Brevet of Mi^or)*
11 Cuptain Smith served the campaign in Oude and relief of the Garrison of Lucknow, afterwarcU at the
Alum Hash, and took part iu the several repulses of the enemy (Medal and Clasp).
I'i Captain Malan serve<i in the 7th Pusilierii at the sie^je and full of debaslopol from ]'2th June 1865
( Mo<lal and Plasp).
lA Captain Justice srrved during the Indian campaign of 1857. aud was present at the siege of Dellii from
2.3d June to l:Uh Sept. (in command of the Light Company), storm and capture of the city (Mednl and ClaspX
U Licit. Felley served during the ludiau campaign of lK."i7'38, from the outbreak on li!ih May. lucludiug
the battlu of Budleekascrui, siege, storm and rapture of Delhi, pursuit of the enemy and actions of Bolundbhu-
hur, Advghur, Acrabad, Agra, Kniioj, udvance into Oude and affairs of Maragunge and Alumba/h, occnpntions
after the relief of Lucknow of the fortified outposts and camp with Outram's force, and repulse of the
enemy's attacks (.Modal and Ciiisps).
15 CHpliiin Pym servwl in the Indian ciimpuipn of lbrj7-f»'=<, including the Iwiltic of lludlcckascra'', and siege
operation? :i«;iin't Delhi from i23d June to Ktli .\ug. (Medal and Chisji).
Ifl Lieut. Hnrfonl served in Bnrtnali (Miilnl).
17 Lieut Broras served in the Indian p;impjii;rnof lbr>7.:.8, including the oicupjition, jifter the relief of Luck-
nou', hf the foitified outposts and camp with Oiiiiam's torci>, aud repulse of the enem> 's attacks rMedal).
IS Litut. Ro* scivcdin the Indian nunpa'gn of 1857 fnnn the outbreak on lith May, inclmliug the buttle
of Bndlcckaserai, siege, stonn and capture « f Delhi (Mi-d-d and Clasp;..
19 Lieut. Morris Served in thn Indian ranipaign of lH-*)7- 58, including the occupation, nfter the relief of
Lucknow. i;f the fiirtificd outpostB and ramp wiih Outram's fonc, uud icprlac of the cncuiv's n'.tacks; i:Uo
pn-srnt :jt tli'.- b.«ttlc of CH\vnpo;x on 6lh i>cc. (Mrdal;.
•21) Lieut Wadii'-n s-rvrd in the Indian campaign of lS."i7 from theoutbn-uk on l:2:h May. it eluding the
liiitlle of Bud'coKaMiai, siege oper:iliouj hcforc Delhi «nd repulse of sorties on lO'h aiid'l.'Mh June, and
of night aitatks on tiic camp ou liMh ;.nd 9M June, aud 1 kh and iMli July, slonning (severely wounded) and
capture of l>i Ihi Medal :!nd Ch.sp, and Victoria Cros.« ;.
21 Liiul. Ssrcc'ssi.rvcd in tlie. Iiid::.n rampn'gu of 18.'.7. iind wns present nt the aiTairs with the .'^enlkote
Muiiueersoo the banks «>f the Ravee ou the Iriili and IGth Ju.y, also at the assault ;severely wounded) and
capture of IKIhi (Medal and Chwu}.
ii Fiyuiister I'liambcrsscrvcil in the Indian campaign of 1*^5, fnmi the outbreak on 1:2th Mnv, including
the bidtle of Biullcekascrai, i*iegc (wounded on bih June"), storm and capture of Delhi fMc:1ai and Claup),
23 Qp.Ma-iter Duiilop servcdin the Indan campaign rf 1857 from the outbieiU; ou lith May, including the
battle of BudlwkJiser.ii, storm ami capture of Delhi (Medal and Clasp.).
94 Doclur Donicnicheltl served on the SialT of Gonornl Havflock on hi< first taking the field In 1857,
aad wan pr^.^iit in thr actions of Futtehpore, Anung, Pando<i Nnddi'e, ('awnpore, Bu^eeruigunse, BIthnor,
and Alumbngh, also the defence of tho Alunibagh (thanked by thu ('resident of th<> Council of India).
8ervtd witli the 76th Regt« before Lucknow under Uen. Outram iu two attacks U|)ou his position.
[»«-*«*] 75UI [SSBSSt
IB Royal Titer, '•"- s
.— a St Jobn Augi , JoiM II ;
, Pll M«p. 18) M >; Lt.CM.r 30 28; CW.IS
41 ; Jfttfoi- ith Foot, 3S Mai-. SB.
!7 Sept. ai ; Lt. H4 April S£ ;
.f? JuQe44; Bt.Mi^ar, ItiDec.U; Jf({jor, 13 Apr. B8j I4.C0I. 86
, : 80ct. 681™,
Philip D»w*on . . I >■ 9 Nor. as *"" ""
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' SO JuQ. 48) £iM. K31 Jan. ill; U.
" II Mdreh 58. [« Uay 4!J.
, 1 Not. 58.
40 ) Em. 1 May 4f!.
10 June 57; AtnTt-Surg. 3 April 4a
i"; Dm. 67.
Apr. 68.
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pftMii, alrcaniKribed "HJNDOOSTAH" "SIYB" "PENINHULA.''
— 9Wlll»iiJervol*,'KH. £m. 7 April 04; Luul. 6 Aug. 04; Capl.
Ij W; JTt^, lODflc. 13 J £i«tt.CoI. SS Sept. 14 ; Col. 10 Jan. 37 ;
■atJt.a Nd*. 4e;2.t.»«i. 30JancJS4| Col. 16th Foot, 10 Ha; 63.
ilmoU.— Henly Smjth,' OB. Sm. 'SS June 33; LU^t. '38 Oct. 36:
FIDee.4«; X^for,fl9il»J^6■, LI.Cal.T30Diic. 63; Oi/. 88 Not. A4.
-Richard Qardlner, Siu. 13 Hay 14; Lieut. SB S«pt. 95; Capl. r6
38; ilftf- 11 N«*.4fi; £rsD.l,t.Ciil. SO Jane A4 i CU. 96 Oct. 68.
:!ra!gie Brenter, Em. * 18 Oct. 39 ; Lkiit. r 19 Aug. 38 ; Capt. f 9
10; £reeM^. 11 Not. 51; X^j. 16 Jan. 56; JB«.Lt.C#I. 26 Oct.CS.
Q GoilfMj Tme PaMiMt. .
0 BdmoDil Anitln
0 Hear; BouTfrie Pn«ey . .
0 Ernst Rogbj BartlMt . .
Albert E. FaarM
Aufcuitn* Oeorgs W«it . .
JoMpb Al«x. Qreens..
i.f Wllliain Honra .
> & Feb. 66
IS Feb. ee
< 31 Ha; 68
> 38 Ua; 6r
9 Jul; 68
John Talbot 'i>S8 0ct. 69
iX M Paymatler.— Robert Thof.Heam,aO Sept. ^J; Aw.19 Aae.44; X(.S9Uay 47.
!% A^utatil.— Lieut. Luke E. O'Connor, 3 Feb. 68.
^ Intlrtutor iff MtakelTy.—Litut. J. H. Trtpp, 1 May 68.
Quarter Maeler.—Joha Packwood, 30 Dec. 56 ; Cornet, 31 Jan. 66.
S»rff«wi.— HobeitThomajScott, J»rt*(.Swrj.l6Jul»9e; Burftm,! Ang.W;
[Surg. M<vor, 1 Oct. 68.
Auitlant Surywiu.— Duncan Alei. Campbell Fnuer,H.D. SBOct. 63.
!^ John Macartney, 9 June 64.
Faetngt Red. — Agent*, Ueasn. Coi and Co. — Iriih Agenti, Sir B. R. Borough, Bt.,
Ann it, Ic Co.
IBatunud/TOm Nma Scotia, 13 Oct. 1857.]
Lundjr't Lane. .._
i(hoiii lb* Eaorn caiD|»ini of IBM-W,
uA f*U of Sibuiopal (Midal *>d CIh;*,
77ih ( Tke £ait Middktat) lUgl. of Foot. [d^^SI.
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CWoMl.— V George L«igh Goldle,< CB. C#r>irf, S Svpl. 03; Liati. U U«r. 0»>
Co^jt. 4 Dec. (Ml; Jf^j'er, SO Jiina 11 ; Litut.Cal. 13 Aug. 19; Col. 10 Jul.
97; JkffV.Oen. ONor. 4GjiJ.Ga». ^JuiieC4; Cof. T7ih Foot, 91 Dec.M.
Limt.ColaniU.—Hon. Auk. <^eo. Charles ChlcIiwtoT, Em.' 19 Feb.4l; X/.
fSiNor.ii; Capt.PS Ang. to ; Miy.'' 6 Jaly 55; Lt.Col.l6Jaon6».
Thonuw Joiepliut Uey'rell, Bru. 7 Noi. 113 ; Lieut. S& Jua« £9 ; Capt. * 80
Aug. 31; Bi.Ma}.9flov.*)i; Maj-ZSepLATi ; Bi.Lt.Cot.M laat&i; Ll,
Col. a* Aug. 68 i Col. 26 Oct. 58.
ai^Jori.— HearyKeat,' Etu.f 6 Kag.4i; lAtut. r 3S Aag. 60 ; Capt. iT Sepl.
M; Sliyor, Si Aug. 68.
Hrory Alfrad Hacdonmld, Eiu. 30 Dec. 40; LUut. PIO Not. 43; Capt.X
JiD. 69 ; Mqfor; f ' *•"" ™>
4 Nov. Ml.
Captaihb.
Wm. Jo«cph Cardeu *
Bd. Butler Wlllington '
Frederick John Butts'
Wm. N. Uorri« Orpen '
HtttLew WiD. DlckHia'
i H. H. LaiDout Cotquhoun
George EdwHrd Leggett'
JaiDes H. Daly"'
Wm .T bo. Ex ham Fosbery
ThomM Peter Harvey ".
i lidward Uiter Greco ■=!
John Geoi^e Skene . . .
Marcoa A. Walerx" •■■
William Miniater"
Herbert Fred. L. Brovae
Wm. H. Dliweli
Charles B. Knoirlsa
Aubrey Thouia* Uul
i Phil. Secklemure DuuDcey
Charles Bertram Saunders
c Harcourt Uort. Beogoiigh
i John Jordan
I Heu.8leirartWelglll,J<lr.
John Wordiworth
Reginald Hoikins
Percy Kirk
Randle Jackson
Cecil PerciTal Stone .. ..
Hear; Reginald Balu . .
John Lenthal DaTlds..,.
Ofcar Henry Blount....
Geo rgn Augustus White . .
I EdiTBTd Nicholas Masloy
Wm. Samuel HendersoD
S Dec. 01 :
6 Jane 64
0 9 Mar. 65
13 May 63
20 Apr. 60
IB Mar. 63
18 Aug. 64
20 Apr. 65
14 May 6a
27 Sept. 64
22 Apr. M'
IB Aug. 54
94 July 65
18 Aug. 641
SB Dec 54
p 17 J..ly 67
25 Aug. 54 1
29 Dec, 64
o 30 Apr. 68
0 Feb. 05
11 Msr. 63
2 Feb. 65
KJJune 68
97 Oct. 54
9 Feb. 66
34 Aug. 58
23 Jan. 47
' (tOct. 48
2 Feb. 68
20 Dee. 54
9Mai.0o
p 4 Not. 50
2S Jan. 50
5 Nov. 54'
1 Dec. 54
9 Oct 05
6 July 55
8 Not. 65
1 Dec. 60
I Feb. m
12 Dec. 001
0 Alar. G
2U Apr. a
SO Apr. S
1*23 May S
p 5 June £
4 Scpt.C
3 Oct. 5
<• 3 Apr. S
24 Aug. 5
le P;r«CM, boiilH
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ru toDi eoniJdend norfiJ.
Id hu nulTcd Ok Oald Moltl
ONo.
' 28 May .-ve
19 Nov. 58
' 18 Har. 59
'31 May 59
a«lMllUP<tI (JIvU mnd Gmp).
Bf^l. nl lilt (nenUimii befcm ud caMin ot
rnl.lnh nn "vUi uci-. 1S17,
EI Itutraetor of Musketry— Capt. H. M . r.. Colqiihoun. 30 Dec. ,
PaymiuMr.— Wiu.FartetcueScott,H3Jiiii.54; £iu.lOJuly43;
imulanl.—Liaul. Henry rilcwart WeigaJI, 4 Nov. 59.
Quarter MaiUr. — Hcurif BUisett," 3 Nut. 04.
S«rffeo.i.— Thomas Rliyi, 20 July 5.5 ; Aititt.Sirg. 3 June 46.
Auiitnnt Surgeani. — Alexsuder Ilumrfcv,'" 28 April 51-
5 0 I Geoi^c Clurencu llydp, 17 Jan. 60.
6 0 I Thomas Norton lloviti^.'^ 28 Si-pt, 51.
Fiitiiiyt VflUiW.— j1(w««. Messrs. Alx. V. Riilgway i: Sous.
[Sttunud/rooi tht Crum!U,'i» Jaly l8dG. Bmharknl I'or Auttratiii, 4
Sll^ir KeniorTsI iti* KHOn ewit)KliBani»i-U,i>>-l'HtiMe ti.chit'J»i.r Alinii
iHf e< eviHitopoi (Uo<i..i •lui ciuru, ud atii cuu or iix Xt^jHiic).
aitd >ltfii Dl S*l>ul<>p»l (Mnlal and Ulu|iis jiardmlin Hnlul, uhI SIIi CIuh <>< 'ihr IIckIjm:
a Capi. Bum ornil in» l^iuurn mmiwiun nr imi.m, IhfIuiIIhi iim Imiiifi nf Ain
•K(e of .irbaitoinl, .ind utKk on INa Rnlaii an ih> aiu Srpl.— oiBnlr iroundisl (Mnl
Sih Clmaf ihg lI«Uldi«). ' '
1 Oairiala Otfm irrTnl al th* il>|»>ar flckulopri] Jn ll-SS (Medal and Clmm).
8 Ctpialn Hlrlum Mfvrd la id* Eatimn ounpsiini of 1634.49, [iriuidfit ■>»
«D, >nd Utt* Of SetuUnwl, unUI Mionlr wouiidwl Sib Jnni <U«IIl t-l n.-ui),
• Osptala L>^t*ll irried it Ida iinn nf ^'boiioiMl from UsMiulMr ISM. %
uuek Ml Un R*4ui ou ika BUi at,.i, (Minlsl sad L'lu|i).
haulet at AlMa aad IaU|.
.;^:'^ 11ik{The £a$i Middkm) Rigt. of Fooi. 809
M C%Hitfn Daff ierved At tba ■}««• or 8«]«s(opoI In 19Sft (Kadal aid C1mp>.
11 C»|>Uln Po^bwMrrtdftt thewegcof 8«ba»a>pol rrom July 1W5, tukd wm dangaroatlr vovimM-
UnWtnipaUtvd (Medal and Clasp).
U rnpiain Harwy Mrv«d at the tivge and fall of Sebastopol fh>m the 7th June l§55, and a( ihe awanlt of
the Aadaaoo the 8tb Sept. > he was Mlected to cfOi« the open space, nader a heary fire, to stop the lire of
our own cl|rht-ffiin batteiy (Medal and Cianp).
I«t Captain Green aerred in the Kaffir warfof 1847 and 1830-53 (Medal), was severely wounded in the
former war when commandinuT «he rear-guani, and in the latter war nenred as Aide de Camp to Major
Oeoaml ^ninpr>et, and D.A..Qr.»las.€ien. with tlio head-nuarters of Sir Oeorge Cathcart.
18 Lieut. Waters serrod with the 6trd Refft. dnHnf the campaign asainat the Hill Tribes on the Petba-
wur flnonlier In 1851-52. Served with the 77th Regt. in the Crimea from lllh June 1866, including the
tiejpe and fall of Sebastopol, and wa» present at the assault on the 18th June, and angnged at tlie stormina
of the Bedao on the 8th Sept.— severely contused (Mednl and Cla»p).
14 Liput. Minister served in the KR<tern campaign of 1854-55, hiciading the battles of Alma and Inker-
man, and siege of Sebastopol (ML*dal and ClaspH). *
15 Lieut. Knowles served at the siege of Sebaitopol in 1855, and was severely contused at the asaault on
the Redan on the 8th Sept. (Medal aiid Clasp).
10 Paymaster Scott, Qr.Maitter Hli^sett, and A!isiiit.Snrgeon Humfrey, served the Eastern campaign of
1854-55, including; the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps). Asalst.-
Hiinreon Humfrey has also the Sardinian Medal. Paymaster Scott has the 5th Class of the Hedjidie.
iContinuaiion of Notes to 19th Foot.']
98 AssistSurgeon M'Master served in the Persian war iu I8S7t Including the night attack and battle of
Kooahab, and Dombardment of Mohumrah. Left Allahabad with HarelocK's cohimn in July 18i^, and waa
praaent in all the operations resulting in the recapture of Cawnpore mxI hi the first advance into Oude and sub-
sequent engagemenuup to I2th August ; present on the second advance into Oude and in all the actions ending
hi the relief of the Residency of Locknow and subsequent defence including several sorties (wounded) i with
Outram's force at Alumbagh until the capture of Lucknow.
89 Doctor Skipton served with the 49th Regt. at the siege and fall of Sebastopol txom 28 May 1855 (Medal and
Clasp). Waa attached to the Nth Lt Dragoons in the Central India field force under Sir llngh Rose in 1868, and
waa present at the siege and capture of ^hatidinr, reilief of Sangor, capture of Garrakotah and puranit acroaa
he Beas; at Maltkoae, siege and capture of Jhann, capture of the fort of Loharree (mentioned in deRMtckaa),
and various affairs diuing the advance on Calpee, action of Golowlee, capture of the fort and arsenal of Oalpea^
action of Morar, and recapture of Gwalior (Medal and Clasps).
JtMerrf ^M« Mtrvien ^fiht 79tk HigMmUlan.
Italscd by Utter of Servtss dat««l 7tlt Mareh 179a ; iMpseted aad passed Joljr 17M; peesseded to HoUand
Septcaabsr I7M ( returned to EnfUnd May 179ft * proeeedad to Quiteroa AttfKst 17M x rHoraed Jaaaary 17W i pvo-
et«d«!d to tb* Cap* of Good Hope I7W \ to CaleuiU February 1797 i to Bombay February laSSi to Ooa Pebvuaty 1MI7|
to Java Aoffnit ISIl i rcCumed to Bnflaad July 1817; proec«led to Ireland November iai7| •asbarMed Cer Coyloa April
inai ralwocd to Koslaad Pebniary 1IM{ cmbarkea for India April 1849. Proceeded ea aaUve service to rarsUia
Jan. 1S37, racamcd to BomUy in May 1857. tbcaae lasBMdlately loBeng aL Retufaed to BBgland. Sepl. 18M.
810 76th (^hland) Rtgt. of F. (or Ttoia-Mrt Bi^$.) [nJSSSSS^
FaciHgnSuff.^Agntlt, Me»»ri. Cos & Co.
[Rttunudfrom India, Stpl. I860.]
78IA (Highland) Regi. of Foot. 811
fl ColoiMl Bwirt Mrr«d tluxwghout the EMtem eunpftign of 1S64-55; prMtat with the 98rd at tb«
batUe of AlniA, and until after the oocuf»&tlon of BalaliUTa ; appointed a D.A.Q.M.O. 26th Sept. 1854, and aa
■veh «u prewBt at the battlei of Balaklara and Inkerman, and tbrooghout the siege operatiooa beft>re Bebaa-
topol ap to 13th Feb. ISM. when he r^ulned the 9ard on promotion ; aeeompanied the expedition to the Sea
of AiofT, and wa« at tho eaptare of Kertch and Yenilcaii; aftorwarda prencnt at the riege and fall of Sebaa-
topol, and asitaalta on the Ibth Jane and Hth Sept. (Medal and four Cla»pB, Brevet of Major and Lt.Col.,
KnitchC of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Mnlal, and OthClaM of the Mfdjidie). Served in Benical during
the Indian Mutinj ; wa« at an eoKaRemrat near Bunnee, and afterward* at tho final relief of Lucknow ;
held for a tliort tune a command conjiistini; of three K|uadr(m« of Cavalry 6 ipuns and 500 Infautry
(•pvcially named in detpatche^ aud appointed a CD.) ; and on the 16th Nov. commanded the leading partj of
atoniier* at the aMaiilt uf the Seciindorbagh, on which occanioD he pertonallj captured a colour, receiving
two habre woundK in an encounter with the two Native Offlcfrt who were defending it; was again (very
Mvprely) wounded by a cannon shot (left arm carried awny) when in action with tlie Owalior rebel! at
Cuwiipor*;on the Ist Dt'C. 1857 (Meiial un<l ClAtp, Aide de Camp to the Uueen iind Colonel).
4 LL-Colonel H. Hamilton Joinetl Sir llu])e Grant's column advancing to the relief of Lucknow in Nov. 1857 ;
eomnundcd a Battalion of Detachments in the skirmish before and in the attack an<l capture of Bunterah, as
jil«o during the operation.H resulting m the relief of the Garrison of Lucknow; commanded 78tb Highlanders
tluring the occupation and defence for three months of Alumbat;h, and in the cloning operations against Luck-
now : was pre»ent at the affair of Gailee. Served in the Rohilcuud campai>;n in Apr. 1858. and commanded the
THth at the capture oi Bjtreilly kVR.'S.
3 Lt.Colonel M'Intyre served in the Pcmian campaign of 1R57; commanded the 78th Highlanders on the
expedition to Boraxjoon, in the night attack and uattlc r>f Kookhab, and present at the Dombardment of
Mohumrah (received thanks of (iovernmeiiti. Accompanied Ilavclock's force from Cawnpore in September
for tho relief of Lucknow, and was in the actions during that advance on tlie morning that Havelock entered
the City, he was thrown into the AlumbaKh with 2.'i(i men and four guns to protect the sick and wounded, the
rvAvrvc ordnance park, ammunitiim. treasure chest, drc, and the camp followers of the whole force ; fkom 85lh
Sept. to 7th Oct. wa< surrounded by the enemy and all communication cut oft, wa< then reinforced from Cawn-
\xtTv by djo men and two guns, and further by 500 men and four uuns on 25th Oct. : held the position, stiU sur-
rounditl by the enemy, for 5^ days until the approach of Lord Clyde's force; was wounded on 23d Sept., and
liorkc hhiit by the splinter of a shell when about to mount him on SOth Sept. ; received thanks of Oovemment.
PriK-cctied with Commander in Chief's force and eommanikti advance in nttaekii on Dllkoosha and La Marti-
niere, and was pre«.-nt in the after 0|)crations ending in the relief of the carrison of Lucknow (mentioned in
de^patche:}). Was with Outram's force during the ictK-cupation for upwariis of three months of the Alumbagh
and at the repulse of all the attacks on that position. Was with BrigsLdier Campbell's force in the third advance
on Lucknow, and in the operations of that force until the final capture of the city (CA.i.
6 Capuin MacAndrew lened with the MKh Regt. thnmghout tne o)tcratlons in Candahar in Alfkhanlstan in
]»4I and 42, and has received the Medal inscribed " Candahar, Ghuznee. Cabool, 1842.** Served with the 78th
Hichlanden In the Persian war in 1857, including the night attack and battle of Kooshab, bombardment of
Monunirah, and expedition to Ahwaa.
7 Ll.Col. Lockhart served with the 78th Highlanders in the Persian war in ia>7, including the nieht attack and
battle of Kooahab, and bombardment of Mohumrah. Sfrvcd in Bennal in the several actions leading to and
ending In the relief of the Residency at Lucknow (wounded) and commandcfl the Itegt. during the subacquent
ileftmee. alto commanded two sorties (wounded), and was mentioned ha Dispatches ; served with Outram's foroe
■t Alumbairti, including the repulse oif numerous attacks, also in the operations ending in the final eaptuie of
Lucknow (Brevet Ualor).
8 Malor Hay served In the Persian war in 1H57, including the nitfht atUck and battle of Kooahab, as Brigade
MaVor (Brevet Mi^) . and bombardment of Mohumrah. Ser\-ed in Beniral in the several actions leadhag to and
eomnc in the relief of the Residency at Lucknow and its sulxequent defence ; ser%Td with Outram's force at
AlumDaghf Includuig the repulse of the numerous attacks and operations ending in the final capture of Lucknow.
9 Major Mackensie served hi the Persian war in 1857, including the nisht attack and battle of Kooshab and
boinlMrdment of Mohumrah. Served in Beiigal with Havelock's column from its first taking the field in 1857,
including the actions of Futtehpore, Aoung, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawnpore, Onao, Buseerut Gunge (1st and 2nd),
Boorbeaiechowkce, and Bithoor (severely wounded) ; with Grant's column in the attack on Bunterah (severely
wounded and horse killed) ; with Outram's force at Alumbagh, including the repulse of the numerous attacks,
mnd In the operatiooa ending in the final capture of Lucknow.
1 1 LtCol. Bouverie servvd in the Persian war in 1857 as a Brigade Bf ajor, including the bombardment of Mo-
humrah (Brevet Ma)or). Served with the 78th llichlanders in Bengal with Havelock's column fWnn iU first
taking the Arid in 1857, including the actions of Futtehpore. Aoung, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawnpore, Onao,
Buaeemtgunge (Jst and 2nd), Boorbcakechowkee, and Bithoor ; as Brigade Ma}or in the several actions leading
to and enaing in the relief of Lucknow and nubiMiiuent defence ; with Outram's force at Alumbagh, including
ttie rtpulse of the numerous attacks, and in the operations ending in the final capture of Lucknow (Brevet or
Lt-Colonel, Medal and Clasp).
IS CapC«n Archer ser\'cd in I
Bengal in 1897« at Bithoor with Havelock's column, skirmish before Bunterah. operations resulting in the second
IS CapC«n Archer ser\'cd in the Persian war in ia%7, Including the bombardment of Mohumrah. Serred in
raliefof Locknow. with Outram's force at Alumbagh Including tlie repulse of the numerous attacks, and
operationa ending in the final capture of Lucknow.
19 Capt«n Betmore St. George served with the 3rd Light Dragoons throughout the Punjaub campaign of
1848^ (Medal).
SO Lieut. Barker served in the Persian war in 1857, including the night attack and battle of Kooshab, bom-
bardnentof Mohumrah, and expedition to Ahwaa. Serred in Bengal with Havelock's column fh>m its first
taking the field in 1857« including the actions of Futtehpore, Aoung, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawnpore, Onao,
Busceratgunge (1st and 2nd), Boorbeakechowkce, and the several actions leadmg to and ending in the relief of
the Hesiaency of Lucknow and subsetiuent defence, including several sorties > wounded ) ; with Outram's force
at Alumbagh including the repulse of the numerous attacks, and in the operations ending in the final capture
of Lucknow. where he officiated as D. A. g. M. Gen. Ist Division, and waa menttoned in Di»patches.
31 Lieut. Walker served in the Persian war in 1857, includhig the night attack and battle of Kooshab, and
bombardment of Mohumrah. Ser\ed in Bengal with Havelock's column from July ia'i7. including the aotiona
of Cawnpore, Onao, Buseerutgunge (l»t and, 2nd) and Bithoor, the several actions leading to and ending in
the relief of the Re»idency at l^ucknow and subsequent defence; with Outrain'tf force at .Vlumbagh including
the repulse of the numerous attacks and operations ending in the final capture of Lucknow.
22 Lieut. Walsh served In the Persian war in 1^57, mvluding the night attack and battle of Kooshab, and
bombardment of Mohumrah. Served in Bengal with Haveloek's column in the several actkuns leading to the
relief of Lucknow; present in the defence of Alumbagh for bix weeks ; operations resulting in the second
relief of Lucknow ; with Outram's force at Alumbagh including repulse of numerous attacks, and operationa
ending in the final capture of Lucknow.
23 Lieut. Browne served under Gen. Wimlharo when Cawnpore was atUcked by the Gwalior Mutineers In
Not. 1857; subiequently with Outram's force at Alumbagh, including the repulse of the numerous attacks,
■ml operations ending in the final capture of Lucknow; alM) the campaign in Rohilcund and capture of
BareiHy.
25 PaTmaatcr Webster was present at the battle of Platsburg, and various skirmishes in 1814. Served in the
Persian war in 1857, including the bomlwnlment of Mohumrah.
28 Qr.-Master Skrine served in the Persian war in lti57, including the night attack and battle of Koosbab,
and bombardment of Mohumrah. .«ierved in Bengal with HavekKk^s colunm from iU first Uking the flekl in
1857, including the actions of Futtehpore, Aoung, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawnpore, Onao, Buseerutgunge (1st and
Snd), Bithoor. and the several actions leading to and ending in the relief of the Residency of Lucknow and
snbaaqjuent defence ; with Outram's force at Alumbagh, including the repulse of the numerous attacks, and
openlioui ending in the final capture of Lucknow.
27 SniBeoo Jee served in the Persian war in 1857, including the night attack and battle of Kooshab. and bom-
baidoicnt of Mohumxali. Served with Havelock's column in the several actions leading to and ending in the
relief of the Reiidcney of Lucknow and subeequent defence i with Outram's force at Alumbagh, indudiag tha
icpniee of the numcrouf attacks, and operations ending in the final capture of Lucltnow i prtNOt with Briga-
dtar CanptaaUt column in tlie aOdn of 8Uth and Slst March ; also at tht capture of Bardlly.
( yor rtmalndar of Motaa, — tad of Tftk F«ai«
79ih B^, of Foot (Cameron ISghJanderM). ["SSStwS:
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UiirLli 12; JUtfj. a March U; Lt.CiiL'l\ June 17; Ce/. lU Jan. 37 ; JTi^-Om. 9lli]r.
4(i; Lf.fAiii. lMJ<iiirt>4; Co/ 7m>i Fcmt, '24 Mnnh .M.
LieHl.ColvntU ^Sir Jnhxx Umiirlpn,' KCH., £:im. >' (! Sept. S3 ) Xf. t>8 Jul; flB; Col.rl
jDiiR41;7irvr.^»/. iXi>v.4.i; .1/^^'. i-J-1 Due. 02) ifrirr.X/.CW. 3U Jude 54; Xt.C^
l:l Aiiu'.oi: tW, I Aug.. 17.
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.\ii|;. -14; ilaj.a An;;. .'r4; Ll.Col. Vi Doc. £4; Gil.ll May 58.
.Vi^orji.— TlioninH Ilminlieuil lliitt.'t ^fiii. l>3 April 411) XimM' S Ang, 49 ; Capt.FSipr.
47 ; Mai. V 17 July ST : Jil.J.f.rol. «1 A|ir. Ot).
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Jtren.MnJ. -i Soy. OTt; Mnjar,! Aus.&l. ^___ .
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I!clwunlWIIEIuiiiCumiiit:"'i'84Jnly 4(j pSI Mar.40l 6 Oct. 54
Hv.IIoironiaiovcuKonT..: -Jtljniic 41) i'94 Uic ,',■*', 3D Dec. bi 20 July SB ;
Plitlip Pcrcival • , r> IG Au;!. ZiO , U Jiiiiu fill r37 Mar. 5u I
. Fraiicii tioro Currla'". . .. i>' i) Mar. H-. 3d Auij. Ji4i f 17 I'cb. A7
Johu Macdriualit Lcith'' . i> 17 Mar. H i> B Oct. &4 ■> IS May fi7
Guorno Thomaa Scavvll " ()Juiie&4l ft n.-i .'u :> ift J..,.-/'.?
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George Alex. HarrisMn \i'iSt Kov. o^
SitnoiifJeorgo KGWi>[>i't"t| 3 Aug. 41
a Fob. i
•17 July 67
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4 Sept. 55 0 8.pt. 50 i ' 'i?i',°jffl'Cf«5S?i; aeWto^.
MtfJaudOMpv
William Henry Mackwj" I II Aui. S
JnliaBdirard AllcnK.... PI3M»y53
John Miller .M'.Vaii".... i*18 Aug. 34
-Wm.Jobu M. Crawnird"P35Au^. 54
Havillauil J.1>>.'Carten!t".i>ii5 Nov. 53i
J umea Youiig"t , '2 OcL o4 ,
Wm.BarclayG.CleatliGr" 13 Oct. !'
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jlaa^Vlmberloy'=i .. i!4 hUy iM f lu Jan. 50{ Vniikalr.flm*nil (ii
S , Buxton llobert^oii . 10 Mar. 05 r»S Any, 67 ' '"/rt"""* """ """
a ;rt Stewart," ^((/. .. r>l'jJu|y 55 17 JuaBuOlui* ut\.
.0. v.. Lard Loath ■' 3 Aii)f. 55 i> 17 June 59i S"
KNewbyClav'"....' 7 Sept. 55 p ■■ — '"
S <i nai Ballard Dongal", f ]4 Sept. 55 _ _
len Buff" |>'28Ucc.5d FjSOct. 59 ! ii>rcB'nFi!i»-'i9^1iia
<if Lurknin-, in «.ibiiuuu1 oT the TIHli nil
PvAinud ' tuJnn. l^VJlRItvrl■lr Lt.Colancl Mtd
cisiuHH. ,„' „, „ , r, a HaJon Maitlmm and Ullltr lamd Iba BaMan a»
Henry M-CauBlaiid".FS4 Feb. 57 «!«, erisM, anil carlrpanor tut, IndodinalbaMtatf
S . Peter B. BaJllie .. FI4Aug.57 A]auandBalakUia,andklr|t«arSM>Mt(BalCll«dalwt*nt
trt Waller Coventry 1 Feb. 50 aaji-)- S-md In 'I" """""""P^ o' lWMt_i
H lacGo,™uBorih-iek FI8 Jan. 60 :;^7, ^rdtT^Xh^SldMSS^i^r^'Si^fK!
H aniler Bruce Murrav F]S Mtr. 6!) and Cluii].
rt CliBrioa Wotxl F 19 War. 50 <• Mnl"r SI'Damcl wrvf J HirotietiDUl tlu< Eailan l|i^
H :d Hullnn i-ai May 50 ;[JVali^,';i'blS™l''i«'I.\\'"^^^^^
lam SeainiLuThuinsnn F8I May 5!) «i|iHljti„n lo Kincli'and Vinikala (Mtdal and iliiaa CWn
' ' ''■ niinHri.T« utliaJuT, M«lil and Clup).
H «tn»f(T.— Duvld rant,'=a4Jmin.'iff; EiM. 10 Aug. S4; Limt. 6 Dee. fit.
itant.— Lieut. Robert Stewart," 18 Feb. 5P.
nielor of Miitketry.—Litut. Albert Xcwbv Clav, 8 July 60.
l/mter.— Wmiam McOill,"'l4Nov.50; *.'«». 6 Noy. 64; Xf.0Mar.A9.
ron.— Thnmas Goldio Scot.*' M.D. 18 Feb. 63 ; Afitt.Surg. 14 Dm. 41. '!,
it.Siirgeo'il. — .4iidrew Knox Urj'fdale,*' 24 March 64.
I'alriek Kilgour," 17 Jan. 6,">. '
Uear^ Scott Davie, M.D. 1 Nov. 58.
l-'acirigi (irti'ii- — Agenlt. Mci5n>. Cox 4c Cn. . I
ntelanunl/rom the Crimea, 3 Jitly 1850. BmJiarial for India, 31 Jalf 1837.]
3Slr Jnhnl>oiJKlu»r>rdllicKiulTruiMui|iiii;n of lllM.^Jn rnmnianJ at Ihr !«lb Hlihlaadan, l*rl«<h« Ik* Mla^'
of Alniaid BaLsiliTa.tlrtRoTilFbaUorol.nwauliarilH! ISib Jaiiv and Hpcdltloelo Krilcb and YaalWa (HaM M*_
Ibne OiLtpt. VB., i<aTilinlan MnUI. and 4tli ClaH sf Iho MritJIdii). Scmid In Itaa Indlaa carniaiiB at IMTMi MV*
mmadad thrlnbnirjia llitutlonur SMundn; comuiaudwl h Bniui'lc during Ilia lirgf ot Lnrfaiuw, latlin rha miald«ti
Ina Brldgr, Orrnl KniaunbiFri, and lurvDinl Mhri invoMant v^VUma', ancrwirda nmiaaadcd lb* laiutij rfMi
-. ■ rr*
79M Regfi. of Foot ( Cameron Highlanders). 313
Md fam wmApnwmt In tht letloo at Tlfm, Ukfii? of Atlmfirhur, ilottched In pu»uit of Kofr Minxli, actlcMii
[■gknr, MansMir, Bkaoporaghtt, and Tarious operatloni In and aniund Jiigdf«por« and the Junglva, and piirMiit to
\ On IMh Jane 1856 appointed to ooiutiiand t)i« troops In the Ailmvhiir and Joiinpore diAtnrti, and on 'J5lli June
% Ifee cowand of Ihe dUliurb«d dlatrlcti of Uehar, Dinulipore, GhaMporc. and Sliahabad, and cnii«tantlx eiiKAged In
•nkhif IIm nbaU durini^ the hot and wot ^eaionii ; took the A«ld after llic raim. defentrd the r«beN at Kari^ath and
twt thorn into tlic Junnle, took Jugdcfiion', purvupd and tlrove the rebolii into the Kyinore iiills killing ijOU; campaiim
t tko Kymorp Hilli and succeMful niicht attack ut Suira Dnhar. On I&th Jan. 1S50 uppuinted tn i-ommand the troop< in
■laaaev wid Chou Nairpore. onfamnl in punuinp the rebeli in Palamow (frffiuontljr mentioned Ju di>«pBtchet and
HHikcd bf the Governor General of Indiu, Breret of Colonel, KCB., Medal and Cla-p).
$ CaJoDcl Taylor aenred the Ea«tem campaign of 1HA4-55, including the battle* of Alma and Halaklara, and siege of
teatopol (Medal and Claapi, and Slh Claftf of tho Mc<Uidie). Coinmandi d the 70ih Highlandort from Pvb. to I6ih Nov.
liB in the Indian campaign including the nipce and capture of Lucknow, and commanded a Brigade In Oude from Nov.
m 10 Jan. 1899 (inentioaed in deapatebe*, {Ut^ Brevet of Colonel, Medal and Clatpt.
7 Ma^or Sterenura served throughout the Kii>lem campaign of ieA4-U, including the battles of Alma and Balaklava.
Va and ftdl of Seba^topol, asiaulti of the I8th June and 8ih St'pteroLer. ei)>etlition to Krrtcli and Yenikule (Mnlal and
MB Ctaapa, Sardinian Medal, and 5th (.Mass of tho MedUidie). Served in the Inditn campAign of IHriS.rii), im-hiiiing the
•go niMl capture of Lucknow: M>rved a« a Brigade Major from Feb. \SM lo the clo»e of tlic caui]»ai^n (fivquentlj nien-
mod in dcmtches. Brevet of N^Jor, Medial und Glaxp).
B ClBpMtn Pereival lerred tlie Eastern eampaign of IH54-au, including the batile« of Almn and BHlukUva, siege of Sebaa-
mU uaault of the 18th June, eipeditlon to Kertch and Yonikale (Medul and three Claii]is). Served in the Indian cam-
ign of 1858-W. Including the siege and captun; of Lni*know (Medal and C'luxp).
10 Captains Coming and Currie snd Quarter Maoter MrOilI xerved IhrouKhoiit the Eiivrmi ciiinpaicn of 1854-55, in-
iding the battlea of Alma and Balaklava, siege and fall of M)a«topci|, assaults of the IHtli June nnd Kth September,
pedition to Kertch and Ycnikale (Medal and three <.'lasp«, and 5th (.'lass of the Mtnljidie). Captain Currle and Qr.
i%ter McOill served in the Indian campaign of 1H58-5U, including the siege ami rapture of Lucknow (Medal und Clasp).
11 Oapt. Leiih served the Eastern rani]iuign of lKM-55, including the battle of Hulaklnva, »ii«ge und full of Sebiistupid,
•ulu of 18ili June and 8th Sept., and eipeditlon to Kertch and Yenikiile (Medal and two (;).i<.p4, and 5th Class of the
xUidte). Served in the Indian rampaign of 1H5M-50, including the siege and capture of Lucknow (Medul tA\d Cla«p).
:2 Captain ScovrU. Lieuts. Winiberley, Walker, and Dou^.il, ami Asaiiit.-Surjr»*on Kiljpinr. sencd in the Mippression of the
liaiu Untinjr in iH58, including the siege und capture ot Lurknuu (MeJal and Clu^p . Lieut. Walker »rr\eil llintU{;hout the
liJUi campaign as Aide de Camp to Hrig:ulier Douiflas nnd was tliriee nn-ntioned in desputrhcN i Medal <
2f Captain Newport served with the SOth Koct. in tlie action of MaharsJi>ure on »0 Dec. 184S (Medal). Also at the
gm and fall of Bebastopol in 1855 (Medal and Clai^p).
4 Captain X*Donald, Lieuta. Maekesy, Allen, M'Nair, Clcatlier, F. P. Cnmphell, MeMurJo, and Alieyne served at the
f9 and fall of Sebotlopol from Julf 1855, aud assault of 8th Sept. (Medal and Ciu»p;. Served in the Indian cuinpaigu
1858-80, inelodinr the siege and capture of Lucknow (Medal and Cla>-p>.
8 ^jmasler Cant aenred the Eastern camitaign of l854-5o, including thn battles of Alma and Balaklava, siege of Se-
•opol* and oiMaltof 18th June (Medal and three Claups). Sirved in the Indian campaign of 1858-59, including tie
■• and oopCare of Lucknow (Medal and Clasp).
At LfeuL Tounf aenred throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854-.'>5, Including the battles c>f Alma and Ralaklavj, siege
I All of Sehtalopol, aasoulta of the 18th June and 8th Srptember, expeilitiun to Kerteh and Yenrkale (Medal and three
iipa, and Xalght of the Legion of Honor), serred in the suppression of the Indian Mutinjr in IH5£i, including the siege
1 eaptan of lAiekoow (Medal and Ciisp).
.6 Utata. Ormwnird and Neil Campbell, served nt the siegi? of Scbastopul from July IH.U (Medal and CIssp). Served
tka lailan eompaigaof 1858-59, including the siecrc and capture of Lucknow (Meilal and (MnspU
,7 UflVft. D* Corleret served at the siege and fail of Sebastopol from June 185.'i, including the a«suuUs nfl8lli June and
I flipt, nCedol and Clasp). Served in the Indian campaign of 18.'>8-o9, including the siege and capture of Lucknow
«dal ana Clasp).
18 Lirata XvorM, Stewart, Clay, and Ihiff, and Ensijni M'Cuusi.ind scned in the Indian cunipaii^n of Ihob-ail, including the
pa nail eaytait ai Lucknow (Modal and Clasp).
ID 8arfMa Beotaarved {he Eastern eampaign of i854-55, including the battle of Alma and siege of Sebastopol (Medal
aad 8th Clan of the Me4)idle). Served in tlie Indian campaign of I858-.'t9, including the siege and
pmm 9t Looknow (Medal and Claap).
■ Jlii ihiiMiuM UrTadale
aenred the Eastern eampaign of 1654-55, Including the hattles of Alma and Balaklava, and
0f Mahoalopol (Medal and three Clasps). Served in ihe Indian campaign of I85H-.'iU, including the siege and cu,ture
(Modal and Clasp).
[Continuation of Notes to SOth Foot,]
t Mafer TeoOf served the easspaign en tae SallrJ wlUi the 80th. Includinir the battle* of Mou«Ikre, Ki'ioii'ihuh, and Sobraun (woumM) i
k«Bi two Clasps. Served ia tha Indian eanpatgn in l8M-.'i9 ; rommandMl the llrad Quarift wing of the 80th Regt. ^>ih a coluain
tt al Ae eaycare of the fbrt of Blnrec, at Vera and Dowidrakvlra ( Brrvrt uf Major, Medal ).
f imor Saiitk aenred with the riOth Regt. in the Dunnenc war of l>.'t-.\ ami ua.-t present at the capture of Martaban, opern-
" "i, 13th, and I Mil April, und rupture «il' the (ireat Ihiir<,ii Pa-pKla ■witli ilie stDniiiiw i)art\>, and
I :_ ii_.. i_.i: ' ..; ...• i i_rti -n : 1...1; .1 t •■ i «. i... ..1 . • • . /»— ^„ *»_ i_ 1.
Bobmre Soagoon on the lith.
^MRof PhHoe'OMedal]. Served in the Indian eniii|>aiun ut' lh->!i-*)0 iiieluilini; theeaptui-eoC Vi,\\u\- and rHinpaJ^'ii in Omlu i^Iedal;.
I O^teia Am. J. H. M. IlnmTie, Lta. Mortimer and ."^t. I>i-trer sencd iu the iudiau ouniiKiigii in I^-'iM-'jU and were pn-seiit ut
I fiyff of Calpee (Medal >.
I t?a|i1i** Home aerved in the Burmese war of I^SS-ri:}, jnrluding the bomburJnii'ut and capture uf I'roiuc and subsequent
nrtiona (Medal). Sened in the Indian caiuiMign in Ib'tK-'iO ■ Meual >.
10 Sf^or MiUcr lened in tlie lust Bumurae w.u*. and w)ia engiLge<l iu the prinriiKil artionH i Mednli. Han the tth Class of the
iMdfe Ibr amire with the late Turkish Contingent. Sened iu the Indian cujujiai^n in l'v>H-.'it). inehiiliiu: the eiig:i^'riuent oil
I ninki of the Jnama, and rampaign in Oudc, and cuiunianded the Infantry' al the i-apiun' of the fori ul Sniu'ec, at Bern aud
oMkakdia (Medal).
ri CgpNIn Woods served with the Buffs in the action of Puunlar, S9th Dee. 1848 (Medal).
IS Culain Nnan served with the b<)t)i Regt. in tin- Ituriuese war of \^i'2. aud was ])nH(eiit ut the rapture of Martuban, opcra-
■■ htmn Kaofpxm on the 13th, ISth, and 1 1th April, and ruptun* of the (ireat Ilii-ruii Ta'^Mla -.with the '»tonning imrt\ -. and
ptalC of Frome i Medal). .Sencd iu the rauiiMU»u in (.hide iu l><3b-o9, and present at ihe raptun' ol' Sinirec fort, Beni, :uid
■Madeakein iMedal >.
18 Captain Amiel and Lieut. Whitehead served with the 80tli Regt. in tlie Burmese war of InVJ, Rud were present at the
ptore of Martafcaa, operations before Rangoon on liie I'^jth, ISlb, and 14th April, and capture of the (ireat Dagnn l*agoda
ttb the itonning party), and capture of Prome (Medal). Served in the Indian campaign in 1858-09,— Lt. Whitehead
IB at the eaptore of Calpee (Medal).
14 Cafitain Ihidpxm sened in the campaign in Ouile in Ift^A-.'iO tMedith.
18 Captain Borrowca serred In Ihe Burmese war of 1858 as Adjutant of the 80th Regt. f Medal). Also In the camroifn
Oode front 18th Jan. 1858, ineluding the affair at Hurra, action at Morar Mow with the 1st Sikh Caiolry, capture of
■NO fort ( woonded) as Orderly Oflloerto Mi^or M lller, and affair at Bussingpore m Stuff Officer to ( :olonel Christie (Medal).
M CofCala lallivaii served with the 8(Hh Rtft. in the Burmese war of 18&t.V. inrludlnr the bombardment and eapture uf Prnme and
>a■^— t oinrssl— 1 ( Medal). Has the 4tta CIsm of the MedJMie for aerriee In tht late Turlii*h Contingrnt. Served in the fuppreitlon of
sindlaa MimIb jr. aad wai present with the Camel Owpt at the battle of Golow lie aad uklng of Cal|iee on SSnd and S3rd May IMS (Medal).
17 liettt. Crnftird aeired in Bunuah in 1853 (Medal;. Also iu the canijtaigu in Oude in H'>»-50, iiirludin(: the cuprureof
■rae ibrt aad defence of Poorwah: Medal).
18 Captain Maswall aad Lkot. iliukiaio& len-ed in the canipai(pa in Oude iu 1858-59, including the r.iptiire of Siinree fort,
^kail DMadookon.
1|U^k Aviw, Qover, Qoddttd, Beaniont, O'Connori and Hofwud, tad Doctor Fnnk icned in the Indian campaign of
80th Regt. of Foot {Staffordt/are Volunteers). [iW^ bISm.
Ttii IrUai, ■itk Ibi wsTdi ' lOTFT- - MOODKII " " TtKOIMQAH ' " 10BRA0H~ " nOD.*
Colonel.— 9 CB Tliomu Wm. R>ibbln«,' Eiu. 26 Uept. Ufi ; £t. 6 Umy 08; Capf. 95 Htj
Otti Jtf^or, dl Dec. 18i Lf.Co/. S4 Oci. SI ; Col. ID Jan. 37 i laqfarGem. 9 No*. »;
Lt.Gtn.mJnm6t; Col.mtU f. 13 M>r. 55.
Lltut.CoUmtU.— Sam. To[fnj ChrliUe' Ca. .ffu. p S3 Jan. 30; L(. vlSJnlySBj Cant.
SH Aiiu. 45) ATffj. 31 Oct. SS; Bt.i,(.Cii/. 0 Uce. 63; Col. SB Noir.64} Zf.CW. 5 Mar. U.
Robert llawkei,' £h«. pS I>ee. 31; Zinit. 8 JuIt 37; Capt. P11 Oct. 44; Bm.MaJ.
im>cc.5Ui JIajor, tiiUT. bS ; Xt.Cof. 4 May 50.
JiriU'or*.— Eilwaril Uirdingi'/ Bnt. pII Jan. 40; i.r.P31 Dec. 41 ; Capl.r%ilitc.*B;
ari^, 4 Ma; 51).
EUinitton Cliarlvi Smilli,- J3h». !■» Oct. 44; £f. 34 Ucc. 45; Capl.t Hay S3; JTitftr,
I P 18 Oct. Wl.
Qeorgc Dean Pitt, I II Oct. 39
>{ Ocon[ed*inuelYoiitig° : 18 July 41
^ ffan.Jnn.HoweM.Browiic' I 11 Feb. 40
is BliuJoLn Hmna* .... lINoT.lS
rrederick Milk-i '
111 Jail
afljulf 44
11 Dec. 40
17 Mar. 48
April 40
: Rlcliurd William WiMMla". P-JT Aug;. 41 .10 Dec. 4»
Ja». L-WlnnicttNunn" 3D Oct. 47 p 33 Feb. 6(1
Cbatli* Freilcrick Aniiel" i' 10 May 4.. P&>9cpt.4(t
i JameaJohaDuiJgB'in"... i 30 Mar. 40 p -J S Dec. 4 A
I ErumuK BnrroitM" .... If 13 Feb. 53 1 May 53
Qenrge 8iitl)vnii<* i DJan. 41) l>3l Get. SI
Ilnratla Pcttus Batchelrr S3 Nov. 53 <> June 54
Robert Jami'n Maxwell" |p35Aug.54P 1 A|ir. 50
LiBI
Winiam WbilclieB'l" -01 Auk.
P. B ». Craufurd," AiiJ. iPSl Si-pt
William PictnnMortlineT'l 34 Nov.
Hi-ii. [lunf(»fbnlSt.Leger>|P ID Aug.
Willmm Gordon Trevor" j P.1I Aug.
H. B. B. Levewn Oi<wer".P 1 Se]<t. 54
ToGoddanl"! 3 Sept. ■'
• 4 May 40
31 Oct. 53 36 Apr. 69
0 June 64
' 4 Aug. 54
1 Dec. 54 6 Jun
13 Apr. 56'
>37H..». 57,
30 Mar.' 6e'
' 34 May 50
4 May 69,
'36 Auk. 60:
18 Oct. 59
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i«M-7 with lh« 111 BMnads o( Ounii VHh
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17 Aug. i
13 Fi'l). 5ei,nipriii«ILat*>mr>ar<Hiti«M(. ScrredatB
F. PiuClurence Qoddanl" . 3 Sept. 54 i 5 Mar. 5S U Fiind.ri In iai3 vim iba Tik HuHn)
Wm. Bi-BverB. Chriatli*' 13 0«L 54 3U Mar. 58 -" f""" •' «S»^ B~*i ™."^'' •
Sainneia«>.Huaki»on" ; 15 May 55 1 Jan. 5!l|a''"~™' 'Vj'.f^; "1^^
1 Dudley Beaumont" ....I 8 July 60. 4 May 5!l i^"""" •2l^''"''__, ^ ^ _.,_, _
I ValcDtine O'Comior'* .. i'l7 Feb. 67 I p 30 Aug. 50 L mi.u - anpi. MK>t t, a^ wr^ »^
Walter Howard" ', Ifl Mar. 58 ,''30 Aub. SoI'M'**. "i™ p"—' ■■ i>. wn^ j a
13Apr. 68'p|80ct'. 595;;','^^^;^^ " "~
Joaeph Bramley Rldout..
ENstuiia.
:^ Henry Jamr» Brown
Samuel Pollock MuirlieH<:
H Tliomaa Bei-nard Michel]
^murl Harrbon
Cb'irle* George Norrii
K Jolin Hui{h (in
l-> Feb. 58 *
3RNov..i8 1^
19 Feb. M .„
0 May 59 li™
. ;p31 Muv 59.S'*'
.1 IJuly 69:„d
'dcIII Tiki., ftn' a,
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! Airre.1 R. Bayly DowllngPaoOcL 0!) ^^™£^'B;S!^'^^'1„'^1S?SrSri>K
Inflructor ef JUutlietrj/.—Cipt. Jamea Lotlua W. Nunn, 83 Sept. 67.
Pnyworfer.— Wellington Browne," 1 July 55 ; Q.iir. S3 April&3.
A^utant.—Lia-l. Fred. B. Numa Craurunl," 34 May 60.
Qmrttr ^nirfer.— Wlllinm Maloney.^aa Oct. 63.
Surawn-— John Alen. Wni. Thomi>»on. M. D. 30 Feb. 60 ; Attt.Siry. 19 Nov. 44.
I ^MUf.^Hrneonir.— Philip Frank,'" M.D. 14 Dee. 54.
Willlnm Jackson, 0 Not. 57.
James Inkion, M.D. 10 Oct. 57.
Fapingt WnWov/.—Aiirnti, Me*«r*.Coi4 Co.
tJbNimeri from Bingal, 10 Jmtr M. Emb. far Capr of Good Hope, 85 jMbiMA
■UlCkrUIII icrKd with (keSOIk ai|l. IkmiriMl tkr Bnnninriir IM^1): pnHBl u Iht npiM <tt fawit— J«l—
nSr^ -"'"**] Sltt Hegt. of Foot {Loyal lATKobiVolmtterM). 815
"MAIDA" "COBUNNA" "PENtNBDLA."
CU«imI.— Tbomaa Btu»,' CB. En*. 9 D«c. M ; £t. ] Oct. 96 ; Capt. 10 Xot.
09 ; Iti^or, 6 Feb. IS ; Lt.-Col. 13 Oct. 13 ; Col. SS July 30 -, Mi^or-Om.
maneS»;Lt.Oen.n Not. £1 ) 0«B. IB May 66; Co/. 6 lit F. ISJUI74T.
Aimt.-CofAnrit.— [lFi]r7Rennj,'£7».E'27Dec.33; i.i«ut. P7 Aug. 36j Cop*.
3U Uay 44; jV^or, P 17 Hot. 48 i Xteuf. Col. 37 U>y 63; Cv/.SS Nov. 64.
Hillbew Smith,* £ru. IG Sept. 10; Xi*ut. 31 Sec. 93; Capt. a Feb. 34;
Brev.-Mifjor, 23 Dec. 49 1 Jtffyer, 32 Dae. 46; flrre. Lt..Cal. 7 June 49;
i,t.C0i. 30 June 64 ; Col. 38 .^of. 64.
.Vi/or'— John Arthur Oilde*, £n>. PSS Aug. 30; Zif h(. PM Apr. 41; Canf.
>'14Aprll48; Jfq/or, fl Apr. 68.
John B. Flanfigan, .Snj. 8 Feb. 31 ; Lieut. 36 Aug. 36; Capl. II 5o*. 46;
Bm.MnjoT, 13 Mar. 53 ; Mqjor, 12 Dtc. -59^
II }
III
I ! 0
Robert Bruce ChichcBter*
John Bourclilcr
Jaioo Woodi '
Charles James Skerry
Win. Benjamin Broirne'
Geonie B«tla
Alfred Wriglil
Vsleas Tonnochy* ....
Williani Egcrton Todd . ..
Hugh Arthur ChlchoBter ;i
Rlch.OraDTille Charlton ',
Stanley John Lowe 1
LlBUTBHAHTB.
Geo. Win. Uayie Hanner 1
Richard Swift P
' WilllaiQ Uinchin Harnett: '
' Jamei Aleiender Dean>' 1
Walter Hiugraie ' |
(William Dara Sladen ..li
Henry John Faircloth* . . |
' Trl*tramChai. B. Speedy'i
' Daniel WeJr 1
' Henry Harrlran Briscoe* J I
Henry John Fane 1
' Geprge Fred. Jellicoe ...
' ■ Fred. Keppel FItiRoy . . 1
' jWm.Hy.MuutonJacluoD'
' iWllliaui Henry Warren
Sydney WUIUm Bell.... 1
Michael Curry, 'I ({r I
Tbomai Qoorfte Keran* ■ ■ |
Cowper Hochfort
Ueiiry HMurlo
Thomai Rogers I
RobertJohn HacDonnelli'
10 Sept. .41
■16Ai.g.42|
■10 Dec. 47!
10 Hot. 43
E Sept. 46
21 May 47 '
17 Jan. 61 '
IB Jan. 61
le Apr. 61
10 Apr. 61
SI Not. 61
' IS July 60 t
16 Oct. 62 I'
13 Dec. 63
16 Dec. 64
6 June 64
10 Not. 64
18 Not. 66 '
» July 62
23 Oct. 66
as July 50
6 Dec. 60 '
23 Mar. £8 '
6 Jan. 67
3 Feb. 68 c
ieMar.6B ^
30 Uar. 68
16 Apr. 68
26 Oct. 68
20 Aug. aii
6 Apr. 47
2 July 41
p e May 42
20 May 44
■• IB April 46
20Juti
SI Apr. 40
SO Mar. 40
' 7 Har.61
'13 Apr. 62
27 May 63
27 May 53
37 May 63
31 Oct. 62
35 Mar. 53
■13 Oct. 64
10 Jan. 66
9 Feb. 65
13 Apr. 66
33 Oct. 66
8 Apr. 60
' SS July 51
1 Dec. 64
9 8.'pt. 67
26 Oct. 67
5 Aug. 69'
SO Dec. 69
' 7 Oct. 61
37 May 53
27 May 53
27 May 63
35 Jan. 64
16 June 55
10 June 66
■IB Apr. 66.
' 16 Aug. 60
18 Dec. 60
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PayiiiatteT. — Wm.Fred. HJxon,BJan.41 ; .Srw. 3 Aug.SO; £ie«t. ^ 2S Jnn. 36.
Al^)u^aHt.~~£mign Michael Curty, 34 Sept. 58.
Inilrvelar of Muiketrt/.—IAeut. Richard Swift, 87 Sept. 08.
Quarter Af offer.— Charles Currell,* 38 June 44.
' ^'ur^eon.— Qr«haiue Aucliluleck,' M.D. 3 Oct. 57 ; Auitt.Surg. 22 Dec. 48.
<1 uuf.Sur^eatU.— William Hrnry Corbelt,'" M.D. 16 Dec. 64. Facingi fluff.—
Herman Uicknell,' lU May 65. Agtnti, Messrs.
' William Jumes Mjllan, 16 Sept. 67. I Cox k Co.
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: •■ORTHEa""PB>'INBULl" "MAOABl" " BBVASTOPOL.'
1 Coioiul.—
OJu. 36; Caft-
9' Ift ffm. Fltcj EKcitoD Herbert,' Cli. En: 17 Jan. 40; £>. p? Sopl. 41 ; Capt. riaJiutelS;
I Jlf^.i-flTMayaS; Bt.£/.CoI. Sfl May 53; Col. 98 Xov. 54 ; Lf.Co'.SFob. 55.
7 0 Jffyorj.— Dm id Walson/ -^"J- ■'l^Jolv 3:1; tt. i-aiOcl.SS; Cnjif. 3 Juuc 41 ; £rw.-K{/.
' !!0 June 04 } Major, V I Sept. M ; Btct. Ll.-Col. 30 Dm. £6.
S I 0 Cliarle* TliomBS Ve»cv Uunbun,' E»>. 30 Oct. OS ; i(. 'JO Dm. 40 ; Capt. * 10 Feb. 4fl ;
Jfojor, I- 13 Mar. 57.
I C*rTAisS.
7' 0 Henry Chris. Marriotl'..
:l I 0 QeurgeEdrauailllalliUay'
.5 0 Samuel PetenJurvii
5 I 0 Win. Itoberti Farmar '. .
i I 0 Will lam Alex. Uallk* ....
B . 0 Stanley Slattr i«
II 1 0 Robert Maule"
7 ; 0 Hcn.CliandlcrWilkinion'
8 ! 0 Jnn.FrederickPilkinRtoD'
II '■ 0 Pnlrick Hiiiilor
Ifi i 0 V«rUcrb.T.Macphar.on"
3 ; 0 Eilwanl M. Palliiwr ....
7 I 0 Jolm^idneT Hand" ....
8 ; O RFH.Uscgrcgor&kiaiiei '
7 0 ICIint.Edw.Gore Browne"
0 U CeellJameaEast'
6 0 'HonrvDjko Marsh"....
6 0 , Bdwiril Hugo Budgim"
■A Charle. 8penc«r,'» Ai(j.
Daaiel SuIUvhd"
James Athol Brock" .. .
William Cardan Scton"^
S JS LoiiU Walter Fiiher^t-
r!i CliBs. Studdert Maunsell'
^ Qraham Myli
fl Sept. 43 Pltl Juno 40 r % Feb. 4U 26 Apt.
^3 Aug. 3U e\b Apr. 43 10 Aug. 41) SB Apr. fi9
I4june45 15Jan. 47 f £ 1 Sept. i>3 30 Apr. S9
35 Feb. 45 1 1 April 40 p 19 May 53 30 Apr. 59
3eAng.4G 10Aug.4U,l> 4 Aug. 54
10 Apr. 43 4 Apr. 47 31 Jan. 55
18 Sept. 49 P lU Dec. 5dr ^ jjovl. 55
'11 MBr.53 11 Aug.54 p 1 U<y 67
'I7Dcc. C>3 0 June 54 D Jan. 58
■ 15 June 40 P 0 July 53.1' 30 Doe. 57 i
38 Feb. 45' 13July 4i!li 6 Oct. 57 20 July 58
' 30 Feb. 57 l'14M8y58
5 June 55 1
'SO July 55'
0 Sept. 55 ;
7 Sept. 55
7 Sept. 55 '
7 Btpl. 65 :
7 Sept. 55 !
D Feb. 55
18 Feb. 53 31 Sept. 55
'30 Sept. 53 S3Sept.55
I. Henry Craven Allen 11 May 55 37 Oct. 56
IS George Porter'* \ S3June65 30 Feb. 58
'William BujdO'Malley.. V31 Jan. 63 ■■33 Oct. 66
13 May .-.3 1
1 17 Dec. 53
1 10 Dec;. 63
' 18 Aug. 54 ■
' 1 Sept. 54
13 Sept. 54
OOct. 64
21 Apr. 55
33 Apr. 55
23 Apr. 65
18 A
' RertramC. Ilcadorsou .
0 ThomaaRyan
0 Edward Seppiuga Lack'
0 lE.lwarilSnowMasnn" .
0 Henry Mount Parkerson'
U I James Johnston"
0 Charles Paget Miller".
0 Nicholas Mourant Brock'
0 Cbarlea Neville^!
0 John BntlerMacKenna
0 William Rcevi
• Charlei Wurtli
4 Sept. 65 PlOMar. 67
•li Apr. 56 30 Nov. 57
2 Oct. 65 30 Jan. 58
p fl Oct. 65
23Nriv.55l
35 Jan. 56 1
30 Feb. 50 1
'21 Dec. 55
' 30 Mar. 67
30 Mar. 58
BuQbury 31 Mar. 58]
7 Dee. 58
3 0 Charles lloury Marcliant | 36 Apr. 5t; i
S Pfli/mnrtCT-.— Wm. Huglica » 1 Apr. 50 ; Bra. 9 Sept. 40 ; Lt. 2 Jnno 49.
S A^utaut. — Lieut. Charles Sjiencer," SO Jan. 59.
Irutructor of Mtmhetry Eiitlgn W. R. Bunbury, 3 Sept, 59.
S Quarter Ma4ler.—3o\ia Connor," 1 A pril 5C.
' Surgeon.— Henry Day Fonler,"30 July 55; Attut.Sitrg.l^ Dec. 45,
Atiittant Siirgeom. — Rowland Winburn Cartcr,"28 July 54.
?E I William Henry Muichamp,"33 Jan. 55.
Robert Spence, 31 Dec. 5a.
I Fac'ingt Yellow, — Agentt, Mestrg. Cox & Co.
[Returncd/rom the Crimea, 11 Avgiat 1856. Embarlud for China.Vi May ie67,J
3 Culonel Hon. Pfnj H.rlierl urrtd niih th* Urd Ughl IntMitii In th. Ksfflr Vu of lULH (11*0^); «!■ 1» tt»
iipMHilas Inl'i ihi Uranga Hiier Sonnltnl^. LiiFludini 111* l»»Li Df ScrH. BtmdH ABl(t.Qr.MMUrOm ~
.(HidslBHlUMp*),
if St Uiurlc* and Bt. Luuiu,aadlrd01*n«r**
l»U, ud •litiHquNiUr »• Qunar Miilii riwiiilT "^
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82nd Regt. of Foot {The Prince of Wales's Vohnieers). 81 7
S Colond Hak tared in the N.W. Pnn'inees ukI Oadr in •iq)prcfldng the Mutiny in ld57-59 ; comnianded tlirec companiea of
the ffSd Rest, at the relief of Lucknow by lionl (Hyde, und surreoded to the command of the 5th Brijipdc od firigndicr Russell
beinff severely wounded and Colonel Bidd'uluh kiik'd iwoundcil and horse killed by a round shot) ; commanded the 8Snd during
the latter part of the defence and at the battle of Cawnuore, niid the 5lh Brigade at the action of Khodagiinee.sulMeqnent occupa-
tion of Fnttrhghur ; sen'cd thronchout the Rohilcuiid raniimign and ^ros left in command <>f the |)0«t of >haIgvhaniK)re on the
Mlwnce of tlie army under Lord Clyde to Barfillv iHonndedt; ('ommnndfd the Kcgt. at the nctions of Kankiu* and Bunkagaon;
was anpniutrd to the command of aUripde for Held i^orrice in Oude in Oct. 18^ iind held it to the end of the camiiaigu ((n-
quently mentioned in despatcltes, CB., (douel. Medal and Clasp).
4 liLGotanel Watson served at the sirp.* of Scbustopol fnmi '2d S(i»t. 1^53 'Mcdnl and Clasp) Seninl in the N.W. Provinces
in suppressing the Indian Mutiny in lK>^.o>t and yrui nresent in the uiMrratious at Cawnport: under Windham, dereiit there of the
Gssaaar Continsent. actions of Nahi Nudilee and Khankur, siege of the .luil and substequeut oi)eratiuns nr Shalfjclianporr, afTairaof
Maihonidee, Shahabad. and Bnnkfqeaon (Medal).
5 Mfuor Banbur\ scned at the siege of Seiiastopnl from '2n(l Sept. ISO.') i Medal ami Clasp^.
6 Mtyor Marriott served at the sie|ee and fall of Si'lmstoiwl fmin :3nd Sept. 1835 i Medal and Chisp). Sen-ed in the N.W. Pro-
vinces in suppressing the Indinn Mntmv in 1857-38 and waK present in th(^ operatii)ns at Cawupore under Windham, defeat thexe
nf the Gwajior Contingent, actions of Kala Nuddee and Khaiiknr, siege of the Jail :md subsequent oiHTatinns at Shalijelumpore
(Brsiret uf Mator and Medal.i.
7 Major llnlliday sencd at the sicfre and f;ill of Sebasto]H>l from 2d Sept. Ih'.o (Medal and CiaspV Sened in the N.W. Pro-
rinrcs in suppresMiig the Indian Mutiny in 18o8 and was pres«*nt at the actions of Khankur, siege of the Jiid and subsequent ojie-
ntMon^i at Sivil^haiipore (Bre^'et of M^ii>r and Medal i.
a Major Faimar srrved with tbr &Olh Rcft. in the SiitlrJ campaign in IMrt, and wai prr»rnt at the affair of Buddlwal and action of
Aliwal( Medal), at wbicfa I act action he was Mvrrely woundad in the rif ht thifh by a irrape-ahot while earryinr the Queen'* colour. Serred
with the gSnd Et|rt. In the Indian canpalg n in 1B57*&8. including tbe aetinna at Cawnpore on tlie SGth, ijtb and i»th No*., and tfUi Dec ,
enptore of Futtehjibur, action at Kanknr, capture of Bwireill}', icliel of Sbabjehanpore, and actions around (Medal, and Brevet of M^or).
y Ca-'tu-n Bailioau'l Lieut^. Hand and hUtst ^ervttd nt the Hie;;e and fall of Sebsistopol fromiifd St^pt. 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
Lieiil. Ei4t served in the Indian campaign in 1857, and wav Mvi'rely wonndrd at Cawnpore on 2(lih Nov. < Medal).
10 Captaiiu Slater Mtned in the N.W. Provinces in AupiircKsing the Indian Mutin\ in lsri7-50 anil wita present in the operntiniia
nr Cuwn)Kire umh-r Winilliam, defeat there of the (itvalior Contingent, advance on ami orcujiatioii ot Furruckabad including
iltrst ."uction of Tutteha and action of Khodagnn;ze, iils«i iire-M-nt :it the artion of Klianknr. mlvuiirr on and rapture of Bareilly,
IfKulianliuenr and relief of Shahjehannore aJid siibiieouent affairs of the loth an<l l»*th May 1858. eaiiture of »lir fort of Bunuiu,
ilc^tmrtion of Mahomdee. atUtck and destruction of the fort of Shaliabad. and action of llu'iikaguon (.\Iedid*.
11 C'iiptain Maule served at the siege and fall of Sebasto])ol fmni id Sept. IS55 i Medal ami Clasii^ Scned durin": the sup-
prcMiou of the Indian Mutiny in 1857-59, in (hide and lUdiilrund nmiprising the artion (»f Khankur, ilefenre uf the Jailr^ Sliali-
trhaniMirc luid affairs sub»eqiient to its relief, rapture of the fort of nnnnai. attack and destruction of the forts of Mahomdee and
ShahHlia4l, and action of Bunkagaon (Medal).
12 Captain WiUnn«4m served at the siege and full of Sebastupol fwmi 2d Sept. 1S55 i Medal and CLxsp-. Served in the N.W,
Pnnince<i in suppressing the Indian Mutiny iu Ih,>7.58 and wua prt>sent at the second ix-licf of Lueknow, defeat nf the Gwalior
r'ontiniTf^t at Cawuimre, actions of Kala Nuddee and Bujika;.rion, siege nf the Jail and <<nbscqnent operatiotis at Shalijchanpore
iml alfain at Mahomdee and Shahabad i Medal and Clasp.i.
13 Captain Pilkinzton sened at the siege and fall of Si?i)a9to]>«)l from 2nd Sept. H55 iMrdal and CUup). Sen'edin India during
ihc suppression of the ilutiny iu 1857-50 and uas present at ttic action of Khankur. the Rohilcund campaign and defence of the
I ail at Shabjehanpore. a< tack and occniKition of Shahabad, and affair ut Biuikagaon r Modal).
14 Ma}or Macphersnn served in the Persian war In 1857 as Adjutant 78th Highlanders, including the night attack and
tnttle of Koodhab. and bombardment of Mohumrah. Served in Bengal with Haveloek's Column, present tn the actions of
3nan (wounded). Buseerutcunge (1st and 2nd), Boorbeakeehowkee, and Bithoor, and in the several actions leading to and
>ndin2 in the relief of the Residency at Lueknow and subsequent defence (Victoria C^ross) : with Outram's force at Alurabagh
nduding the repulse of the numerous attacks, and served as a Brigade Major in the oiieratlons ending in the final capture of
Lueknow (wounded).
1 1 Lieut. Skinner sened in the N.W. Provinces in suppn'S^ing the Indian Mntniy ui 1857-58 and was present at the second
"elief of Lueknow, d«-fcat of the (rwalior (}ontinp.'nt at Cawni)ore, actions of Kala Nuddce and Khankur, siege of the Jail and sub-
Hrgnenr opi'rations at Shalijehanpore, affairs of Mahomdee and Bunkagiuni iMetlal aud Claxpt.
16 Ueut Browne »en-ed as Anjutant of the 82d Foot m the N.W. Pn>vinces in suppressing the ludian Mutiny in 1857-SO and
ras present in the on<'rations at Cawnporc under Windham, defe^it there of tin: (jwaliur Omtijigent, action uf Khankur, defence
if the Jiiil uf Shahjelianpore aud affairs Knl>scuueut to its relief (Medal !.
17 Lieut Marsh wrved at the siege an«l fall of Sebastopol fnmi M Sqit. 1R55 fMedalv. Si-rved iu the N.W. Pro^-inces in sup-
)reemg the Indiaa Mutiny in 1857-'>8 and was present in the o]>erations at Cawnporc under Windham, defeat there of the Gwa*
i<jr Contingent, actinn.s of' Kala Nuddee, Khankur^ and Buukagaon, capture of Ban^illy, relief of Shalgehaiipore, and affiurs of
tf alirmidec and Shahab;id • Methil).
18 Lieut. Budxen serreil tn the Crimea from 3drd Nov. 1854 (Medal and Clasp for Sebastopol, and 51h ClavK of the Me^Jidle).
19 Lieut. Spencer senetl in the N.W. Provinces in sunpressing the Inctinn Mutiny in ItibH and was present at the defence of the
aU at Shalgenanpor*.' and snbsequent oiieration.'* (Medal.i.
SO Lieut. Sullivan served in ttie Eastern campaign of 1854-55, and was present with thedOth Regt. at the battles of Alma
jid Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol to May 1855, and Roitie of SOihOct. 1854 (wounded), for whicb last he was mentioned in
he Dispatches. Served afterwards with the 82nd Regt. at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from 9nd Sept. 1855 (Medal 104
:iasps>. Also in the N.W. Provinces in supprcMing the Indian Mutiny in 1857-58 and was prespnt iu the operations at
*awnpor« under Windhsm, defeat there of the Gwalior Contingent, destruction of the fort of Telteba, actions of Khoda-
unge and Khankur, defence of the Jail of Shabjehanpore and subsequent affairs, ea])tiirc of the fort of Bunnai and
lestmction of the forts of Mahomdee and Shahatmd ( Medal).
31 Lieut. Brock sencil in the suppression of the ludian Mutiny in 1857-58, inclmling the exiiedition against the rebel villages
tear AllalutKid, capture of Bareilly, reUef of Shahjehaniwre. destruction of Bunnai, attack and destructiou of MiUiomdee und Sha-
.:ihad and subsequent operations, and lurtion of Bunkagaon (Medal).
22 Lieut. Seton sened in the suppression uf the Incfian Mutiny in 1857-58, including the defeat of the Gwalior Contingent at
'awnpure, the Kohilruiid campaign and capture nf Bareilly, attack and Iminbanlnienl of Shaluehanpore and subsequent opera*
ions, affairs of Khankur aud Bunkas^aon, attack and capture of Shahabad (Medal).
22i Lieut Fisher sened during the soppnYsiou of the Indian mutiny in 1457-58 in Oudc and Rohilcund, and >vas present at
le defence of the JaU at Sliahjehauporc and affairs subsequent to its relief ()!edid.).
3H lieut. Maunsell served in the N.W. Provinces in suppressing the Indian Mutiny m 1857-58 and was present in the operations
r Cawnporc under Windham, defeat there of the Gwauor Contingent, and actwnsof Kala Nuddee aud Khankur, capture of
iareilly and relief of Shabjehaniiure rMe<laI.i.
24 l^ent. Myhie served in the N.W. Pnjvinces in suppressiug the Indian Mutinv in 1857-5^, m-ted as Ailjutant to part of the
>irt. at the aeroml relief of Lueknow, prcnent at the battle of Cawnporc, action of* KhiMlagnnge, occupition of Futtehghur, the
Loulrund camiwign (as Onlerlv Ottlcer to Brigadier Stisteili and rapture of Bareilly, relief of Shahjeluuiiiore and suWquent
ilain, attack and destruction of' the fort of Shidiabad, actions of Khankur and Bunkagaon, and was Orderly Oflicer to Brigadier
[ale in Oude fnnn Oct. 185H to the einl of the campaign i Medal and Chis])i.
23 Lieut. PiMPter sened in the N.W. Provinccrs in the fiuppre:ision of the Indian Mntiny in 1857-58. inrhuling the operations at
awnporc under Windham and defeat there of the (jwalior Contingent, dcstruclion oV Tetteha. ai-tions of Goorsairunge and
.hanKur, defence of the Jail of Shaluehaniwre, attack and rapture of tlie fort of Bunnai, desi ruction of Mahomdee and aubsequent
leratioBS, c^ftore and destructkm of Shaliabad, aud action of Bunkagaon ( Medali.
SG Lieut. Lock serveil in the N.W. Provinces in suppressing the Indian Mutinv in Is'iS aud was present at the action of
haakor, defcnee of the Jail and subsequent operations at Shahjelianpore, affairs of Slialiabad, Mahomdee, ami Buukagaon (Medal).
f7 SnBgB Slimn served in suppressing the Indian Mutiny in 185t-58, includii^; the cperatimis at Cawnpore under Windham,
" ' there of the Gwalior Contmgent, action of Khankur, taking of Bareilly, subsequent operations in Rohucund, and defaue of
inlMEenoa Mrred in the N.W. Fnmnces in pupprettinc the Indian Mutiay in 1667-S8 rndodinf the leoond relief of
' it of the Gwihor ContiMe&t at Cawnpore, actum of Kala Noddee, defence of the Jail and aubajqnrot. opcntknia at
(Medal).
il7a B%nd Regt. of Foot {The Prince qf WaMs Vobtnieere).
M laiiftt JdhMton lervvd in Uie N.W. Pnvinooi in nipiiKMUiic tlie Indian Mutiiiy in 1867-M and vat prcaant al the open-
tunt at Cavnporc nndnr 'Windham, defeat there of the Gwaliur Contingent, action* oi Kak Nnddce and Klaaaknrp defence or the
Jail and rabeemunt optrationa at Shahjehaupore iMedal).
SO Enaigna Miller and Brock served in tlic Indian Mutiny in l^io7. including the actioni around Cavnpore on S6t]i, 27th, u.l
S8th Vov.. under Oen. Windham, battle of Cawnpore on 6th Dec , and capture of Futtehghur (Modal).
81 Eniign Neville acrrrd in tuiinrriising the I'ldiiin MuUiiy 1857-uU. incliuling the advance on andoccupatknuf FttmickalaJ,
CMture of Barcilly. reticf of Shnlgclianpon' hikI puntuit, artiniis of sliMlialiud. Khuiikur, and Bnukagaon iM^dal).
8S raymaiter'Hiighea Mtved wiiii tho itim\ iiext. the eumpa'gii of 18M-8 in Sciiido, including the dMtrurliOD i>f
laiautnghur, Mud baitlenor Meesiiee and Hyderabad (Mciial). Alao the campaign In the Southern ]|ahr»na Counrn in
lt44^, and was present at the invesiment and capture of thf forts of I'anuUa and PownRhur. Served miUi ih** 8Snd B^jn.
in the N.W. Provinces in suppre«slnir the Indian Mutiny In 1867-08. Includini the operations at t -awn pore undrr Windi.am,
df feat there of the Qwalior Contingent, ai'iiou of Keki Nuddee, occupation oC Furruckabad, detenca of the Jail and luu-
iMuent opt-mtions at Shahjehanpore (Medal).
is Quartermaster Connor servt^ the campaign of 1842-4S In Scinde under Sir Charles Napier, including the battle* of
Mceanee and Hyderabad (Medal). Served also the campaign of 1644-46 in the Southern ftlahratta country ineludit;
tll# taking or the forts of Punalla and Pownghur.
84 Surgeon Fowler scned in suppressiuK the Indian Mutiny in ls'iS-5U, includuig tlie operations at Cavnpore under Wiadhaiu,
advance on Fnttch^ur, campaign in Kohilrund, defence of i<halgehuuuore.
85 Aaaist.Suxgeon Carter served with the 30th Regt. at the siege anu fidl of Sebast4)pol and at the capture of Kinlmiun :Mcd.-il
and Claspv Scnrcd with the 63nd Kcgt. in the suppression of tho Indiau Mutiny in 185^, including the actiona of Kliankur t&l
Bunkagson (Medal\
86 Xsaist. Surgeon Muschanp served at the iie«re and fall of Scbastqiol in 16S& and attack of the 18ih Jime (Medal and CUip .
■erved in the hyi. Provinces in suppreasinK the Mutiny of 18o7-38, including the cocfations at Cawnpore under Wudham. defnt
there of the Gwalior Continjient, artions of Kaia Nnddee and Khaukur, rapture of BareiUy, relief of iOud^jehanpore, and aisin ci
Mahomdce, Shahabad, and Bunkagaon (Medal?.
[Continuation of Notes to %Srd Foot}
8 Li.C(donel Aoaten served during the suppression of the Indian Mutiny, including the affair ttf >»"»g»iM>ffr on 6th Aug I'rSi^.
defeat of the Gwalior rebels at Kotana, and commanded the Head Quarters of the 68id Regt. at the aurnriae and attadt on tkr
rebels at Seckur on 31st Jan 1850 (Medal).
6 Curtains Molony and Wright, and lieut. Coote sen-ed in suppressing the Indian Mutiny and waa preaent at the afiair ot'
fltBganffr, and defeat ot the Gwalior rebels at Kotaria on the 14th .\ug. 1K33 (Medal).
6 Cantani Pigott torved in suppressing the Indian Mutiny and was present at the reduction of the fort of Amh in Jan. 1$3?
■iMe of Kotah and its capture bv assault, aifiiir at Snnganeer, and defeat of the Gwalior nrtiela at Kotaria f Medal).
9 Captain Banmgartner ser\-ea as Assist. Adj General of the Rnjpuotnna Held force and was present at the attach tm the fort ri
Amh in Sept. 1B57. and at tin' sic^o of Kotuh and its rnnturc by assault on the SOth March l4aH (Medal). '
10 Captuin Snrot served w-ith the furrr under (iciu'nil Hondhiirn in the affair at Anmngabad in 1667 (Medal).
11 Captain Meurant was urrsent at the sunirise of and uttark (Ai the relnrls in Seckur on 31st Jan. 1660 (Medal*.
19 Lietit. Ctdthurat served hs Adyutsnt of the iiAnl Rcgt. during the suppression of the Indian Mutiny and was preae&i at tbr
liege of Kotah and its rapture hy usiuiult on 'Mnh March Ib.'iS, uifuir of Suiignni'cr, defeat of the Gwalior rebels at Kotaria, suiph^i-
of and attark on the rebels at Seckur (Medal).
IS lieut. Wakefield serve<l at the attack on the fort of Arrali in Sept. \K7 (Medal).
14 Lieut. Gandy was present ut the siege of Kotali in March 1868 • Mctlui^
15 Lieut. Gore was present ot the siege and cai>ture of Kotuh on S()th March \S^ affair at Sangaaeer. dctet uf the Gwa1;<i:
rebels at Kotaria, surprise of and attack on the rcb«-ls at S«*ckur (Medal).
16 Lieut. Browne was present at the attack on the fort of Amih in Sept. 1867 and at its rednctioD in Job. 1868 (McdalV
17 lieuts. Minheer ana Pcniiefather were present at the siege uf Kotah and its capture by oosault on the 80Ui March 1^"
(Medal).
18 Lieut. Beacley served with the force whicii attacked and destroyed the town of MaJageah W. ooaat of AMea in May Is^S
lerred with the H3nd Regt. at the affair of Sanganeer bth Ang. 1868, defeat uf the Gwalior rebels at Kotaria, snipriat and atta* k
of the rebels at Seckur (Medal,).
10 Lieut. Warden was present at the reduction of the fort of .\rrah in Jan. 1668. at the siege uf Kotah and its capture h\
assault, affair of Sanganeer. defeat of the Gwalior rebels at Kotaria, surprise of and attack on the rebels at Seckur (Medal<.
ft) lirut. Huyshe was present at an affair with the rebels at Kossonah on the lOth Feb. 1850 (Medal).
91 meut. Onslow was present at the siege of Kotah and its capture hy assault on SOth March 1858, dbii of tTrnpnoff. defeat
of the Gn-alior reYiels at Kotaria, and affair at Kossanah i Medal;).
88 Lieut. Chamlcy was present at an affair with the rd>els at Miuuibaira in Sept. 1AS7 andoommanded a daticliBcnt of thr
Ird R^- in the fort of Neemuch during its defence in Nov. 1807, present at the '
68rd Regt. in the fort of Neemuch during its defence in Nov. 1807, present at tue siege of Kotah and ita caotort by asasdt.
afhir at Sannneer, and defeat of the GwaUor rebels at Kotaria (Mi'dal).
88 Lieut. Karslake was present at the siege of Kotah and its capture bv aasaidt, affur at Sanganeer, and dirfMd oC the GvaLor
rebala at KotariA (Medal).
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"CAPE OP GOOD HOPE" "TALAVERA." " BU9AC0»' " PUENTB8 D'OKOR" " CIUDAD RODRIOO"
"BADAJOr* ' SALAMANCA" " VITTORIA" "NIVKLLB" "OBTHES" "TOULOUSE" "PENINSULA."
YfaW Senr.l Colonel,— Ijf ^irFrcderickStovin,»KCB.KCMO. J?fi#.22Mar.l800 ;X#.7JaD.
01 ; Crtp*.24 June OS ; Atujar,^7 April 12 ; Lt.Col,*26 Aug. Id; Col. 2JI July
30 ; MfO'Gcn, 23 Nov. 41 ; LUien. 1 1 Nov. 61 ; Gen. 14 Aug. 59 ; Col, 83rd
Reg. 1 S«pt. 46.
30 i 0 Lieut.Colonels.—Ysdwfurd Steele.' CD Ens. p 18 April 34 ; Lieut, v 15 Mar. 30 ;
Capt. P 19 Mur. 47 ; M({j. 19 Jan. 55 ; Lt.Col. 13 Apr. 68.
I Charles Wilson Auatcu.' En*. p14 Dec. 38 ; Lieut, i* 15 Dec. 40 ; Capt. p 1 Dec.
48; Afq/. 16 May 56; Lt.Col. 26 Oct. 58.
' MqJor$.—Jo\m Heatly,* Bns. 20 Sept. 31 ; Lieut. 28 Mar. 34; Capt. p 17 Not.
• 43; Brev. Moj. 2U Juno 54; Bt.Lt.Col 19 Jan. 58; Mqj. 13 Apr. 58.
James Florence Murray, Ens.^^^ Nov. 37 ; Lieut. p7 Jan. 42 ; Capt. 14 Nov.
'■ 47 ; JWiyor, 26 Oct. 68^
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John Sharman Molony'
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I P 16 Aug. 42 1 8 Hay 46 p 17 May 60
Ip 23 May 45! 29June48t 15 Mar. 53
Richurd Rodes Wy vilP . J p 14 Apr. 43 1 p 4 Juno 47 p 32 Oct. 53
, Henry De Renzy Pigott<> Ip22 July 45 'p 19 Sept. 48! 7 May 54
T. Mowbray Baumgartner* p 4 April 45 ,P2t» Nov. 47 p19 Aug. 56
Thomas Parker Wright* 2 Feb. 44
James Verling Ellis 29 Mar. 44
' Frederick Dickinson . . . . i 18 Aug. 48
JohnSprot'o Pl98ept.48
Richard Thomas Sweeny p 1 Dec. 48
Edward Meurant" p 10 Nov. 48
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Jas.Nich.Colthur8i,'Mrfj. 14 Oct. 51
•Julian Wakefield'* ' 22 Apr. 53
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0 'Henry Gandv" .p 33 Oct. 55
Charles Clithorow Oore'*
Peter Clifford Browne'*. .
William Minheer'7
George Gant Beazley'* ..
Geo. Wm.Honry Warden'*
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Nichohis Pennefather'' . . p 19 Aug. 66
James Rob. A. Cokbrooke p 18 April 56
Frederick Karslake** .... 19 June 57
; Wm. Forbes Anderson . . ; 2 Oct. 55
i Ensigns.
John Healey''
Hubert Cornish Whitlock
Michael Murphy
James Edmund Brymcr
Littleton Albert Powys. .
Reginald Kennett Gibb . .
Frederick Ford \ 28 Jan.
Henry Albert Fuller I 2(J Nov.
p
4 Doc.
5 Feb.
OFeb.
67
68
68
7 Aug. 401
6 Oct. 67
P 8 Sept. 46,
24 Oct. 67
P 2 Feb. 49
13 Apr. 58
P 29 May 49,
14 July 58
3 June 61
2 Sept. 58
7 May 54
26 Oct. 58
BKBV.MAJ.
,, __ ^ , 4 Lt.Col. Heatlj senred with the
Pll May 55:49thBegi.uida«Depai7 AMiatant
i>On Tnlir f^f^ I Adjataat Gtneral, throaKliout tlM
:" r ^ r? oj>erauon. in Cluoa. and waa
10 Jan. 56 preaent at Cbatan, Canton, Anoy,
P 1M Anr Aft ' ^^'^"*°' Chinhae, Ninfpo. Cha>
•• lo Apr. oil , ^ WooaauK. Chinkiancfoo. and
Nankin (Medal). Serred on tk«
•taff of Ocneral Hatrclook in tha
war in 18&6 (Brevet of Lt.
Colonel). Comnunded a detach.
neat ut the 83rd Rrgt. at the at-
tack on the fort of Arrah in BepC
lHi7 and at iu reduetion io Jan.
P 1 0 A iiv MKx ^^^i eomaaiided three compaaiM
Oft ^1?* Vn ■ °^ »•»• «^«- *•«*»» the aief* of
2u Feb. 50: Kotahandatitieaptorebyaiaaalt;
2 May 56
16 May 56 ^.-lli.-;
P27 June 56
1 Dec. 64
2 Auif. 66
67
preaent at an affair with the rebela
j at Kooaanah on the 10th Jan. ISIS.
I A Capt. Braj serTed with the SI M
6 Oct.
24 Oct. 67,
P 26 Jan. 68-' ^*f^^- thnnifhout the campaign of
u A \rai. rol ''^' *** Aff^banUUn under MaJ..
OiUai.OO Qen.PoUock,andwa»pTetcntlnUie
2 Sept. 58 eetlont of M aiema, Teseea. k. Jue-
26 Oct. 58 *'**""^''*^'** ^^iiP^ion of Cabool.
and the dilIterent«nga|MBeDte lead.
lac to It (Medal).
7 Capt. WjrTilltcrvcd with the Wkh left la Ka0r.
land during the whole of Uie war of lS«6-7( Medal).
I Served with the SSrd Regt. in tupprcMing the ladtaa
Mutiny and was present at Uie attack on the fort of
30 Mar. 68 ! ^"^ '" ^p^ i^'> *^ ** **>« **'•• <^ ^^**^ •^^ '<■
P 29 Oct. 58
\ 12 Nov. 68
59|
68
capture by aaiauU on the SOth Match ISM (Medal).
Payinatter. — John Dennis Swinbumc,2 Mar. 49; J^iM.25 Mar.43;Z^ 30ct.
Aefjntant. — Lieut. James Nicholas CuUhurst," 2 Aug. 56.
Instructor of Musketry. — Lietit. W. F. Anderson, 20 Dec. 57.
Quarter Afiw/tfr.— Patrick Hayes,** 5 Nov. 62.
Surgeon. — Robert Browne, 14 July 56 ; Ateist.Surg. 1 March 44.
Aui*t.SurgeoH».—\Vi\\i%m Sharp, 3 Feb. 66.
Thomas Rawliugs Mould, 31 May 67.
Edward O'Counell, 22 Sept. 58.
Facing* Yellow. — A gents j Messrs. Cox St Co.
46.
1 Sir Frederick Sturin served at the Perrol in 1800 1 in Germany In ISOi ; at Uie eiege and capture of CopeahagM la
IW7 ; with the ezpetlition to Sweden in ISOSt In Spain and Portucal in ISOI-S, including Uie retreat to aad baldt of
Raraana, With tiir eipedition to Walrberen and at the capture or Plushlag in 1809 t subsetiurntly in the Peninsula, aad
wan second in command at the Brtt defrace of Tarifa : Aide-de-Camp tu Sii Thoiaas Plcton at the siege aad captara wf Ciudad
■adrigo aad Badajox. Assisunt Adjuunt General to the Srd Division at the batUr of Salamanca, capture of Madrid aad
the Aetlro, retreat therefk^om and suhsequeni advance, passage of the Rbra. battles of Vittoria. Pyreaets. Nivella, aad
Orthea, aetiaa at Vie Bigonre. aad baUle of Toulouse. Served also at New Orleans, wbere he was wouaded. 8ii Fredcrlek
IMS laeaived the Oold Cross aad two Clasps for Salaasawsa, Vittoria. NIvaUe. NIve, aad Orthes « aad the UlTer War Medal
wttb ihraa Olaaat fbe Caraaaa, Clodad audriao, and HadaJoa.
dl9 84M ( York and iMnetuttr) Begt of Foot. [oifMl'iMnt*.
VSSTSir.' ThcI^nuwBwB.'TflVB" "PKKIN8ULA" "IKDU."
~Ki ' .C^tfliMf.— 5frai>orgBA<iguatiuWellienU,<ECB.KtI.£iMf.SSJnlySfi; C«pl.
:>„li,H.i,'i 13 Mhv 03; M^or, 13 Aug. 10; Ltrat.-CM. 11 Dm. M; CW. >B Jik
:?k7. Caj;.! 30; JWnJBT-OitR. 11 NdT. 61 ; £l.-(7si<. SSept. B7i Cbf.B4lh F. IS Jr- "
r'
li<r«f.Co/oM/.— TliinnMLlghtfoot,'rD.^i«i.lJunc38; Xf.vaOOcUW; C«p(.
r SnjuncBl; B/..Vnjor. 34 Mk. 58; Jtf.yor.S Julj 68 ; Z*.C«i. 4 Apr. 69-
U '.UH/or*.— Spier lliiglief,£M.P8) Dlc»9; Lt.i Sfr.Ai; Capt. 16 1IU-.53;
Mnior, 10 Sept. S8.
0 I Krr'lerlc AHIuir Wlllli.' CB. En$. S7 Sept 44 ; £1. 1'S Uar 46 1 CaftU * 16 Ju.
fi3; Jif..Vi[;»r.24 Mar. W ; Jfnjtr, 4 Apr.M ; Bf.Jf.Cat. M Apr.SB.
i rii-TAiNS. I "'^''li?^- '■I""*- |'caVia(ii.*1_»bbv.«*j.
0 Walter C.E. Show | 11 April 42 2-J Nov. 44 "o"JBnT"55 I
0 Comfliua Clia. RollMtnn' SO May 42 7 July 4S| 3 Feb. fiS ! 34 Um. A8
0 I Uuvid O'Brien* i '22 Nov. 41 SO Mux 4ft , 91 Jnly A7 i34 H«r. &8
0 iwm.U'Oocliy Keats'.. P140ct.43 31 April 401 96SFpt.67;
0 1 Frwlerick EUr<lv» p23 Noy.4Q p OJuhbSI! 27 Ifov.fi?!
0 |Oci?.Fre<l.T(iilWhlllock* p11 Doc. 40 3G June 611 13 Apr. 58
D iJohiircnloii' > HJiiDcOl F138ept.53 Si A n^. 66
U ' Kobert llarryi' p 17 May 60 3 Feb. 66 10 Sept. &B
0 ffon. Win. II enrj-Hcrhert" PllJuiieS! PSOAag.64 PlBNav-SG
U lUrry li. Crolian" Ijanefi5 7 Dee. U P ID Not. 58
0 I Jamee HhiImh" p 3 >o» .S4 9 Feb. fWi 36 Jane 68
O Jolin l'r»nei«9piirke" .. P33 Aiig. 54 0 Dec. 64 p jo Feb. £0
Libutksakt^.
Itob. Frawr lluiuphre\''*i SO Feb. fi6 38Jaaafi7;
lluKhPoarccFeantoii"..: 38 Fell. .'lO 36Ani[.67,
EgliertCharleia.IIely-.
"" iBomery Williiii
. Lathnm Btovi
Tliomea WMte , lGAiig.S6P
0 lleiiry tjliaae Joiin 'iohuK-bl 33 Aug. H
0 Cliiir)eiiTliaiiiailli>rlu.. 17 Nor. 57 7 Sept. 68 1
0 I wmiani Cliarlei Dribrrtt ' IlDee.57; 10 Sept. 58'
0 >7e Geo. UmbeH,>M(ir ' IS Dec. 67 , 17 Sept. 68!
0 ;Fni.Edtr.Kilwar(]i\Vllu)n|Pl7 Not.87;>' 1 Oct. 68
0 . Aodltw Islewart I 36 Feb. 60 7 Hajr 68 i
O Thoinaa UrIIHn" ' S Feb. 68; 4 Apr. 60:
0 i Alexander Jatuu llauantiP 17 July 67 v oSai.SA
I HNninKs. I '
0 Renr; ArknrERlit I 3 July 68 ;
0 M'llliNm Frank \Ylisatley , lOJuly 68
0 James M.TIios. Simpion II' 4ApT.6(l
0 Jobii Hunter Kkax : 30 Mar. 66
0 Artliur IlPnry IilosBlter" ; 13 Not. 681
Jnlin Henry B. iHbeitrond P 10 Dec. 681
RIcIhI. II. O'tJrady Haly 0 Nov. 58
am KemmiB 311 Dec. 68
Ucralinvilson .... 31 Dec. 66 1
am CldytoD Clayton P31 May 59
[2 niMrrr.— WilKam Vnnderklite, 33 Aug. 60.
;;f itant. — T7<r Lieut. Genrge Lamberl." 3 July 68.
0 rm-tor afMimMry. —Lieut. W. C. Drlberg, 31 Oct. 50.
0 r/er Afnifer.— Johu Nallv, 6 Oct, 58.
0 nm.— James M'Gri(cor Grant, 39 Not. 60 ; Auinl.Surg. U Not. 40.
0 ttant Sur^emu.— Iletiry Patrlcksoii Gre^ry, 19 Oct. 67.
0 William Uenry Jenkins, 34 Sept. 66.
Facing! Ytlttm.—Agmli, Measrs. Cox & Co.
lUtlvrntd from hidia, 1 Srpt. I860.]
I Lt-CoL Villi! nt prrnt villi Omenl naieloel'i Held foiee in the ictiou ef Oenae aad liiiwnit
GsnH an nih July 1817; raanaiultd Ihc «<ih HtRl. In Ihi netioni U BiueoM OuuiaB ItelUiAiH.,
IkwrbcHUCbgiibicanlllbAui., u Bilbuot en Ihe IHIi Anf., M Unnmu «■ (IM 8«|«.. M jl|jsti.|ji
ua niriStpt., uwl relief ef Lucinaw on lUh Xrpl. [nunded in lift kneeudricklthichii ag^aM^ad £•
tIiIiI celiiniB at Ibt Kondnf sT ikt Him Kliunili on lOIb Nst., and na Utaakad Id DiiUaa Oadn ky
OMtral Baialock. Wm ■uh flaoanl OotfiB'* Km U tba iUnnb^ Iran tt K*T. I«r a* ■ Hank W-
eeauBHidedlkcBianp to MIk Jaa.; pracBi M Uw SOI ef Luknowi Kcgmpaotad Om. JUMMiViKa
ndnanlatlbaraUefafJjliatkn; praaaded with Briiadis Deubai eotma la pmail af Oa mM
tiaJ Koat BBg, aad pnaal la iba Hitaaii of I Ith and Mtk ApilUBaitteBd is l \' 1 1. CB. m4
Riemi or H^n u4 U.CDkmtl, UaiW and riuva).
S4dh {York and Lancaster) RegU qf Foot. 820
4 Mi^ Rolleston tenred at the Mcond relief of Lncknow and commanded a picqnet post nntll the
•▼affliation (mentioned in detpatches, BreTet Major); present with Outram'n force at the Alum Bagb,
alao at the asmit and capture of Lueknow (Medal and Clasps).
5 M^mr CTBrien commanded a Company of the 8ith Regt. forming part of the garrison of lAuiknow
liom its lirat investment and was severely wounded in the right arm ; afterwards present with Outram's force
at the Alum Bagh, also at the assault and capture of Lueknow (several times mentioned in l>ispatches,
Bievet liiyor. Medal and ClaRps).
0 Captain Keats served with Haveloek's Held force in the actions of Oonao, Buseerut Gunge, Boorbeeake
Chowkee, Mungawar, and Alumbagh. Accompanied the Commander in ChieTs force at the second relief of
Lueknow. afterwards with Outram's force at the Alum Bagh, also at the assault and cq)ture of Lueknow,
feEef of Aaimghnr, and with Brigadier Douglas' Column in pursuit of Koer Sing (Medal and Claup).
7 Captain Hardy served as Orderly Otticer to Brigadier llusseil at ihe second re>ief ot Lueknow, at
the Alum Bagh, and at the capture of Lueknow ; also present at the relief of Aiimghur and pursuit
of Koer Sing (Medal and Clasp).
8 Captain Whitlock commanded a detachment 84th Regt. at Oya In a skirmish with the mutinous
•fth Irregular Cavalry on 8th Sept. 1857; present with Outram's lorce at the Alum Bagh, also at the
•isatilt and capture of Lueknow, and relief of Azlmghur (Medal and Clasp).
9 Captain Penfcon aerved in the Indian campdrn of 1857-58,— joined Ilavelock's force at Cawnpcre, pre-
sent in the actions of Mungmwar and Alumbagh, headed a paity which stormed and took possession of a
gate through which the relieving force had to pass on its way to liic Residency of Lueknow, commanded a
Companv in the sortie of 29th Sept. when a number of vuns was tsken, and at the storming of the Him
KhannaJi he eztrieated his Commanding Officer Major Willis from a mme pit while exposed to a heavy fire
from three jpointa and was the first in tturough the breach ; present with Outram's force at the Alumliagh ;
at the fall ot Lueknow commanded three companies of the 84th Regt. at the storming (rf the Kaisid>agh ;
served with Lugard's Column and present in the actions of the 17th and 26th April, relief of Asimg^ur, and
pursuit of Koer Sin{r (Medal and Clasps).
10 Captmn Barry joined Havelock't force on its first taking the field, and was present in the actions of
Fnttehpore, Aoun^, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawnpore, Oonao, Buseerut Gunge (1st and 2nd), Bithoor, Mungawar,
and Alumbagh, relief of Lueknow (severe contusion of right side), and commanded a Company at the storming
the Him Kunnah; with Outram's force at the Alum Bagh, also at the capture of Lueknow, and relief m
Asimghur (Medal and Clasps).
1 1 Captain Hon. W. H. Herbert served with the 40th Regt. at the aiege of Sebastopol in 1854-58 (Medal
and Clasp.).
12 Captain Crohan served with Ilaveloek's Column in the action at Bithoor, and was Aide de Camp to
Brigadier Frankl)n with Outram's foree at tho Alum Bagh, and at the sie^e aud capture of Lueknow,
also present at the relief of Azlmghur (Medal and Clasp).
13 Captain Hudson served with the 97th Regt. in the Indian campaign of 1857-58, and was present in
Uic actions of Chanda, Umeerpore, and Sultanpore, and at the siege and capture of lAieknow (Medal and
Clasp).
14 Captain Sparke served with the fiSth Lt. Inf. at the siege and fall of Sebastopol, from 19th May 1856
(Medal and Clasps).
15 Liirut. Humphrey served with Havelock's Column in the actions of Buseerut Gunge, Boorbeake
Chuwkee, Bithoor, Mungawar, and Alum Bagh, relief of Lueknow ; with Outram's force at the Alum
Bagh, assault and capture of Lueknow (Meda) and Clasps)
16 Lieut. Pearson served throughout the operations of the Column under Havelock, including the
actions of Futtehiiore, Aoung, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawnpore (wounded), Oonao, Buseerut Gunge (1st and
2nd), Boorbeake Chnvtkee, Bithoor, Mungawar, and Alum Bagh, relief of Lueknow, commanded a
Company of the 84th Regt. in the Sortie of 26th Sept. 1857, and at the storming of the Him Kanah ;
with Outram's force at the Alum Bagh, also at the assault and capture of Lueknow, relief of Aiim-
ghur, and puisuit of Koer Singh (Medal and Clasps).
17 Lieut. Lambert served with Havelock's Column in the actions of Oonao, Buseerut Gunge (1st and
2nd), Boorbeake Chowkee, Bithoor, Mungawar, and Bithoor, relief of Lueknow (severely wounded),
and Ktorming of the llirn Khana (Victoria Cross); with Outram's force at the Alum Bagh, also at the
assault and capture of Lueknow, and relief of Asimghur (Medal and Clasps).
18 Lieut. Griffin served with Havelock's Column in the setions of Oonao, Buseerut Gunge (1st and
2nd), Boorbeake Chowkee, Bithoor, Mungawar, and Alum Bagh, and relief of I.ucknow; with Out-
ram's force at the Alum Bagh, also at the assault and capture of Lueknow, and relief of Asimghur
(Medal and Clasps).
19 Ensign Meaaiier sencd in the Indian campaign in 1FS7-58, and was present daring the operations at Cawn-
pore under General Windham, battle of Cawnpore on Gth IX:c., siege and capture of Luauow, and relief of Aam-
ghur (Medal and Cb»p).
[Continuatiofi of Notei to %\»t Foot J]
» Cnntain Tonnochy served with the S9th Regt. In the SuUeJ campaign in 1846, Including the battle of
Culiiaosi (Mortiil) Served al»o In tho Punjaub campaign of 1848-40, tncliidinf; the paooge of Ihe Chenab,
Mi4 battles of Chilllanwallah and Ooojerat (Medal and CIafpi>). Served as a Brigade M^jor in the Eutoosio
•natflikM in 185B«
9D0SIW Aaclilalsck sswcd to Ihe ■nmnt war of 1852-51. Also In the Euooxie fxpedlUon in 18M (Xfdall.
M AMitt.Sargeon CorbtU tMnsd |n the Crimen campsign of ie64-6», Inclttcttng the siege of 8«bastopol
(1l8«aMdOtasp).
T
Ml 85tt(ai«».Koiii«(«r«)r*»JG>ij'./^A/.fli^ riS^SSSJ
" AhcIO tpUitilora raturgo." L Dtpirt ai vSnknkrT
"PUBNTEBD'OXOH" "KIVE" " PEFINSDIJ." " HLADKBBBUBa."
Cufonrf.— V Sir JuUu H'ritfhtGuisE,' Jlurf. KCB. Eut.i Nor. H ; Z(. nut Caml.
■a Oct. Ua ; Capt. and Ll.-Col. -ib July Ofi ; Cat. 4 June 18 ; M^.-Otn. IS
Aug. IB; Lt.-atn.lOian.ai iOtn. 11 Not. Al ; Cof. SAtb LLlaf. I June 47.
.^ LicHt.Co/oncf.— J nil II William Ore)-, Etu. p 16 M«j 3l ; Lint. * I June 38;
Capt. P 31 Miir. 43 ; Miijur, » 17 Use. AS; Lt.~Cal. SB April 87.
'^ Jlff|/i<rj.— William WllliBiDMtu, £n(. vlU Nov. 41 J Ximt. Pdj Mo*. 44; Cap«.
>■ 1 AuK' fil i HfitJor, ■> III Oct. 55.
3 Robert Mauniell, £mi. I' 34 June 48; Lt. i<3a Mar. 45) Cai>f. p7Nut. 51;
Major, 28 April 57.
I George Tbompioa ^S3 Feb.
; ffaii.BUaiunilJabuBovle r]2gept.
I Wjlliiini Henry Onnc,>f. Pt!4 Jan. 45
John Armitige
LoFd Jobu Hy. Tiiylour " 14 Dec. 49
John Athorp« vlflSept.Gl
\ Clmrlc>WelliiUogg«.... Pl^ Dec. 61
MonUgu Barton i' HI Apr. 52
WillUm Tbomu Bdcer. . . 7 Jan. 40
; JohnBayley il'31Bcpt.53
Dtvereux Herbert Uy tton ' 3i Bept. 52
j WallerAthe ,l>ai Jan. 53
LlBUTBHAKTI.
Wllllim Haliowee f 23 Jan. 53
: Auguitlne FitiOvrald ..PlSFeb. 53
HenryMannenChlchcaler'plBFeb. 53
W111itunHenr;Miitlieir..|p|1 Mar. 53
^ EdwardMu>f(rB*eBeiKl<
Rob. Kirk pat rick Tiiyli
Lambert Houiloii Ward
' Bolea Reerea
Pinch White
Winum Oalbralth
K. Wm. [Isrbart Noyea.
I Jamet Hurray Grant...
I Stqibm Heury K.Wtlioni
31 Mar. 47
'12 Dec. 51
3 Apr. 40
' 19 Mar. 63 .
52 1 1
'30 Oct. 5S|
'16 Dec. da
■19 Jan. 64> 1 July 5U
■28 Apr. 54 I
'IT Dee. 52iv i Oct. M
SB Juu. 59
• 15 July 53
' 1) July 62
' 36 Aug. 53
'16 Dec. 53
' 28 Apr. 54
1 Aug. 54
r.65
16 Oct 55 !
•■ 8 Jan. 561
20 Aug. 5a.
28 April 57 .
FSUApr. 58-
n 7 Dec. 58
'15 July 69 '91 Aug. 55
-- "14 8ept. 6fi
9 Oct. 55
leNov
65 '30 No*
8 June 55 i> 15 Jan. 56
I Sept. 64i SE) Auc. 56
3 Aug. 55, 9lt April 57
Francia Arthur Tliama> . . ' P 29 Not. 55 ; ■■30 Apr. 58
Cheater Dougbtj |>'90 Nav.56iF 7 Dec. £"
BnaiuMS. l |
Wm. Henry Urquhart .. v 7 Dee. 66 1
Wm.Cliipclia»ellciidenoii|>' IS Jan. 66
Wm. Henr, U™g8, A^f. j 9 Mi>y 66
Genrge Henry Blaee , . . . ' 8 July 50
William rVed. Ueiicaclu ' r 1 May 57
C. ColTillPBrkln«on.,..' 16 May 57
FrederlckHolmedA'Court 10 June 57
Loftue L. AaileyCo«]>er.. 'SO Apr. 58,
Arthur A. Capel ■ 19 Nov. 58!
Geo. Rob. 8. Ituioibntlom >' 1 Apr. 591
Fred. Willock Camrtt . . . p S9 Aut. 69 1
Paymaiter.—Joha R. Rouae. 3 June 59; Q.M. 19 Dec. 61.
A^/utanl.—Entism Wm. Heniy' Dragv, 2 March 68.
Iiutructer qf S/iitktIry.—EntignO. H. Si ace, IS Jan. 68.
Quarter Afnjfer.— William Hill Watts, 16 Veb. 66.
Surgeon. — John William J obniton, M.D., SO JnDe65; AllUI.~StiTf.iJuBtii.
AHittanl Surgeons. — Henry Garden Herbert, 16 Sept. 67.
Nathaniel Norria, S Apr. 65.
Faeingt Blue. — Agenit, Ueaara. Cux Jc Co.
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86th ( The Royal County Dawn) Regt. of Ft 823 1 ii
On the Coloori Sc AppointmcnU,the Harp and CrowUf with the Motto ** Quis ieparabU?"
V-— *«-- "INDIA"— The i!J;i/iMUf, with the words "EGYPT" ** BOURBON"— On the
Buttons, the Iruh Harp and Crown,
Colonel,— 9 SliB Lord James Hay,< J?/t^. 23 Jan. OH ; Xfeu^. 6 Aug. 07 ; Capt,
8 Feh. 10 ; LleuL-Col, 2G Mar. 18; Col. 10 Jan. 37 ; Mi^or-Gen, 9 Nov. 46;
Lt,'(;en, 20 Juno o4; CoZ. 8Gth ro«)r, 8 May 54.
LteuLColoneL— Rohan lUnry Lowth,''CB.ii:/t*. p4 Feb. 19; Lieut, Pi April 24;
Crt/;^. P16 3Iay 27 ; Brev.MaJ. 23 Nov. 41 ; Brev.Lt,Col, 11 Nov. 61 ; Af<y.
30 Apr. 62 ; Col. 28 Nov. 64; Lt,Col. 10 Aujj. 66.
Jfff/or*.— Wm. KierStuart,=>ii/w.OMar. 28; Lt, P28Sept.30; Ca/?/. 8 Apr. 42 ;
Brev,M({lor, 20 June 64 ; Major, 20 Sept. 64 ; Bt.Lt,Col, 20 July 68.
Giles Kcaue, Em, 21 June 27 ; Lieut, 22 Feb. 31 ; Capt. 23 Oct. 42 ; Brev,-
t
^O.^ la 6
5.2 "S-
3i/y/or, 20 June 64 ; Mt{jor, 10 Aug. 65; Bt.-Lt,-Col, 24 March .08.
Captains.
John Perkins Mayers ..
Harvey Wei. PoleWehnan*
Joi»hua Henry Kirby ....
Charles Osborne Creagh *
John Jerome
ENBK'N. _
P20July~3C
2 April 30
PIO Aujf. 38
18 June 41
9 Apr. 42
LIEUT.
CAPTAIN.
P 23 Apr. 39, P 27 Jan.
28 Dec. 38
8 Apr. 42
p 5 Aug. 42
14 Nov. 43
Charles Darby* 6 Sept. 39 ' p 30 J uly 42
Maxwell Lepper p 13 Aug. 47 ' p 23 Feb. 49
George Hewish Adams . . 14 April 46 | p25 July 61 ! p *>5 Jan. 66
P26June68
6
o June 63
P 10 Dec. 47
0
0 I Robert Edwanl Henry^ . . p 14 June 60 ! p 10 Feb. 54
0 Ralph FitzGibbon Lewis 27 Oct. 46 ' 30 July 40
0 i William Kuipe p 19 Oct.
0 Benjamin Aylctt Bronfill ; 6 Apr.
Lieutenants.
0 J. K. DouglasMackenzieH 24 Jan.
0 Augustus Nicholas Wilson ' p 15 May 62
0 Alfred Robert Ord
0 John F.Whitmore Mullen
43
I 9 Jan. 46
! 30 Apr. 62
1 Mar. 64
, P 28 Mar. 64
19 Dec. 64
P 25 Sept. 56
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•JO June 64
22 Mar. 58
20 July 68
20 July 68
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John William Fry »•
Julius Drake Brockman*
Gilbert Sidney Jackson
Daucan Stewart/' AifJ, .
1 Mar. 54
29 Sept. 54
23 Jan. 55
27 Julv 55
2 July 58
20 Aug. 69
9 Oct. 57
Dec. 51
7 June 54
7 June 54
26 May 55
10 Aug. 55
f P 19 Sept. 56 P 25 June 58
! 3 July 55 P 2 Oct. 55
Charles Keane < 1 Apr. 56
Matthew Edw. Leadbitter! 30 Mar. 58
William Ker Gray
Thomas Yardley^
Joshua James Bowness . .
John WeUfi
EN8I»N8.
William Saunders
George Edw. A. Hilliard ..
Richard Jebb Posnett . .
Charles Henry Jackson..
Franciii Glasito Marshall . .
Henry Valentine Cullinan
Joim William Boulcott ..
Edw. Berkelf^y Philipps..
John Edm. Monro sSperrin ' 19 Nov. 58
30 Mar.
1 May 55
P 7 Mar. 56
2 Mar. 65
23 Mar. 58
26 Mar. 58
13 Apr. 58
P 13 J uly 58
2 July 58
P 7 S.pt.58
9 Nov. 58
P14 June 69
jri7 June 59
8 Oct. 58
P 14 June 59
P 17 July 57
P 7 Sept. 58
23 Oct. 55
18 Oct. 59*
1 Lord Jamri Ilay lerrfd in th«
PeniiuulA, and wft« prctcnt at the
battles or Vimlera, Talavrra. Bu>
•aeo. PacntCf d'Onor. Vittoria.
trjttnettt NiTtUe. and Nlve, for
wbieh ha has rrcelTcd the War
10 Aug. 55 ; Medal with right Claspi. He
Q.A Dec '>5 ' **^*^ *^ ^* Waterloo eampalgn.
*° c ♦ ri i * M^or Welmaa served «iUi the
14 &ept. ol i7tb Regt. during the campaign ol
183S and S9 In Allirhaoistan and
Bclooehistan onder Lord Keane* a .
was present at the •torn k, capture
of GhaineeC Medal), and of Khalat,
at which last be was with the ad.
vanee -guard under Col. Pennyculck.
6 Captain Creagh serred with
a party of Volunteers attached to
the Scinde Camel Corps during
Sir Charles Napier's Campaign of
1845 against the mountain and
desert tribes on the right bank of
the Indus. Also on the Head Quarter Staff of the
Aaimghur field force during the Campaign of 1858 in
the N. W. Provinces of India, and was present at the
action of 6lh April before Aiimghur and In tbe
intjvnchment of that place flrom S(h to lllh April
when besieged by Kotrr Sing's force. Also at the
assault of Juicdpspure, actions at Jrlowra 1 1th and
f9th Mav. Meiahl, and skirmishes in the Jugdrspore
Jungle (Medal).
tt Mi^ur Darby served durintc Sir Chat.
Xapitir'» campaign ugaiiibt tbe Mountain and
L>«iierl Tribes kltuarcd on tlie right banL of tlie
8
Indiu,eurl7 in IM5,MriUi a deiacbment of 200
men— voiunceerti from the ISlhto tlie30ih Ui-Kt.
27 0 Pn;//iwi*/m— -Charles Fade Heatly, 17 Dec. 47 ; Ens. 19 Apr. 33; Lt. 7 July 37.
6 0 Adjutant, — Lieut. Duncan Stewart,'* 3 June 69.
6 0 . Quarter Matter. — William Lane, 31 Aug. 66.
; 2 0 Itutructor of Mwketry.—Ennign C, 11. Jackson, 12 «ept. 69.
I 10 0 Surgeon. — Joseph Sawyer«, M.D., 20 Jan. 58 ; Atsijtt,'Surg. 20 Nov. 60.
6 0 Assistant Surgeon*. — Thomus Sta well Barry,'' 22 Feb. 56.
I 6 0 Edward Canny Ryall,'^ 22 Sept. 64.
Facings Blue. — A gents f Messrs. Cox Sc. Co.
[Returned from Iiidia, 16 Aug. 1869.]
3 Golooel Ij<)wth when Bri)^er commanding at Kuriachef diitanued the Slst Kegt. Bomlwy M.l. on the
niyht oi tbe ISth Sept. lH57. S^-rved with the Ccntnd India ticld (otcv in 18v»B in crmmnnd of the bth Regt.and
waa present at the eicge atorni and rupture of the strong htU fort of Chundairec, battle of tlit> BetwM, aiffs
■torn and captare of the town and fortrvM of Jlntniii, action of Koonch, operitioiis ht^fore Cnlitev from 16th to
21st May, battle of Gowlowhe, capture of ttie town and fnit of Calpet*, Imttle of .Morar. battle of and captare of
the town and fortress of G« al-or i^sicvcml times mvutioned in despaichtv, Brevet of Colonel, distinguished service
penaioo. CB., Medal and Claspi.
3 Lt. Cotoiiel >tuart rommHuded the S6th Regt. at the disarming of 4 coniTHinies of the ?7th Bombay V I. at
RutMcfaeny oo 11th Auie. lbo7. Preaent at the siege storm and capture of Ciiandaree I7th March lbu8 ; ana-
maiided left attack before Jhansi St'tli March to 2d April ; led tlie only luccesafol escalade attack at tlie stonn of
Jhansi aal commswdiid the party of the 80th Begt. in ihe iSght of tbe staiile at Jlianii (Brevet of U.CqIdu«1) :
Itdttaafliaasniff pwty (wing of tke Mtb Reft) at Koonch i uesent in all the actiona before Calpee ISth to His
Umj tad eonBuaded the pickets on 90th May; battle of Gowlowlee. cipfeie of Cilpee, battle of Mortr, tod
e^bndT Gmlior (aerenl tunes mentioned in despatdies, Medal and Clasps).
I Regt. of Foot (Royal Jri$A
Likdtbha:
Bd*. Hen. John Mcrcdflb p
I AntlioQv Boiler
I JoMph Noble Rstslcy .
I Thomaii Law Roberta. .
JOa^ ■>S4Apr.3o; Lirut. iSOtt.
LitHt.Co). i>9 Xov. 66.
pas Dec.40;
6 Jun
Lieut. 10 June 4S ; Zf«H(. pIO Jaa.4&i
NoT.fiS.
Icpt. 37 ; LU\il. * S8 Aug. 40 ; Capt, 8 Oct.
\jor,* 14 JonefiO.
■".".IS I MJ' Jan. 40 SliDec.'4(T Wla^TT
. 4'jlp 14 Feb. 4fi fii PeU 50:
, 31 1 8 May 3fi 13 Mw. iO SC Dec. 56
. 43 I* 3 Oct. *i PlUOct. 4a
yia; 14April4(I I Jan. 34
iiy 47: U Api'iUD ' CJuly 6G.
17 Aug. 63i P !) Oil. 66 '■311 Xe.». flo '
(! Jaiiv 04 ' 13 July 66 )
JuDe4£i>'17 July 67 {
April 47 SUOct. 58
Feb. M IS Feb. 60,
July 65 P 8July 5ll|
Apr. A3'
Sept. 63 , ' ^'^■*- "•"»' ""** " '*•
June 63 ^w "^
Dec. 6U 'd.'a*
Dec. 63 K
Nov. 63 g
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Cockell'P )0 Dee. bi
..Ipso Sept. S3
..|p.10Dec. 5S
in P24 Aug.SiJ
Bl S5 Jan. 56
P e Keb. 60
16 Feb. 6C
..I 8JuIy5e
Sept. 68
Mar. 6U .
,69; .Snf . S MST. 58.
ir. 40 ; Bru. 1 1 Apr. 43 ; Lt. 39 IW. 45.
n,"l Jnly63! Jwu/.-6'Hra.30Oct.40.
■all, la
John Colli
>, M.D. !4MBr.6e.
Cox & Co.
— -
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^is ^'siifirta.sm^
l>rludi.«
;r-llHt«r Oeaoal (BicRt
] 88M Begt, of Foot ( Comiaught Sangert).
324
. 8«Kvtac in India.
iWpit, OoldMitor.
Thn nmrp m4 Ormmh " QuUttpmrobU f " Tli« Sphinx, ** EOTPT " " TALATBRA" •* IIU6AC0" •' FDBN-
TB4 D*ONOR'* "CIUDAU RODRIOO*' *« BADAJOZ" •* SALAMANCA" "VITTORIA** " NIVBLLE"
•ORTHBS" "TOULOUSE" •< PENINSULA " •• ALMA" ** INKBRMAN" "SEVASTOPOL."
CoUmeL—l^ Horatio George Broke,* Em. 29 May 06 ; Zt. 15 Feb. 08 ; Capt.
P 18 Mar. Id ; Bt.Mtyor, 28 July 14 ; Mtyor, p 12 Juue 23 ; Bt,Lt,CoL 20
July 30 ; CoL 23 Nov. 41 ; Mqj.Gen. 20 June 54 ; Co2. 8dth Regt. 24Dec. 58.
Licut.ColoneU, — George Vaughan Maxwell,* CB., Eta, p 2 Feb. 38 ; Lt. p 9G
Apr. 30; Capt. p6 Dec. 44; ilffl;;. p28 July54) Bt.'Lt.-CoL 12 Dec. 54;
Lt.'CoL 23 Mur. 55 ; Col. 23 Mar. 58.
Edward Herbert Maxwell,* Ens, p 20 Apr. 39; LUut, PlO Nov. 41 ; Capt.
P 8 Oct. 47 ; Mi^or, 8 June 55 ; Bt.-Lt.-Col, 2 Nov. 55 ; LL-Col, 16 Juno 57.
Mqjort, — Hon. Joliu Jocelvn Bourke/ Ens. P21 May 41; Lt.fit2 July 42;
Capt. PI June 49; Mqj.'H May 50; J9/.X/.CoZ.20 Apr. 59.
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GdinundGillingMaynard,»J?/u.P31 Dec. 41 ; X^p 23 Jan. 46; Ca/i/.PU July
54 ; Bt. Major, 2 Nov. 55 ; Major, 16 Jjine 57 ; Bt.Lt. CoL 26 Apr. 59. _
;H P 3
Captains.
BNAIflN.
LIEUT.
CAPTAIN. . BRBV.-MAJ.
Ben.Banbury Maulevcrci^ p 30 Aug. 44 . p 8 Oct. 47 p 28 July 54 . 6 June 56
Joaliua Grant Crosse^ . . i p 25 Sept. 40 ; p 30 Aug. 44 j 30 Auk. 54 1 23 Dec. 50
ThomasGorc* p 3 Mar. 43, p 19 Feb. 47 29 Dec. 54 1 6 June 56
H.J.LeMurchantBuyueii^l 14 Apr. 46 P12Sept. 48| 29 Dec. 54
John Edward Riley "t'-'i^ S Oct. 47 P18Junc52, 26 Jan. 55
Shurlock llenning* ; p 20 April 49 | 6 June 54 23 Mur. 55
; George Richard Browne^*^ p 17 June 51 \ 11 Aug. 54 p24 Apr. 55
Emil.C. Delme Radcliffe**, ^ 9 July 52 p 18 Aug. 54 8 June 55
William Charles Peareoii" P 5 May 54 p 6 Oct. 54 > 8 June 55
A Lewis John Fillis Jones'^ 14 July 54:
0 I William Umbert*« p 16 Aug. 54 ;
P 17 Aug. 54
4 June 58
26 Apr. 59
8 Dec.
8 Dec.
9 Feb.
54
54
55
29 Dec. 54
9 Feb. 55
9 Feb. 55
9 Feb. 65
9 Feb. 55
15 Apr. 55
21 May 65
8 Jane 55
8 June 55
8 Jane 65
17 Aug. 55
21 Sept. 55
55
55
55
55
55
27 May 66
27 Nov. 57
P23Mar. 58
1 M^jor General Broke ac-
companied tlie 62Dd on the
expoiditlon to Copenhagen In
1807; and the followlnf jear
on that to Portugal, and was
proMnt at the battle of Vlmlera,
the advance into Spain and re-
treat under Sir John Jloore.
In 1800 he eenred on the Wal-
eheren espcditlon. In 1811 he
Joined the Light Divition on
the retreat of Maitena froai
the llnet of Usbon, and served
in Spain till the end of the
war. In 1819 he Joined Sir
Hrnrj Clinton as Aide de
Camp, at the siege of Bargos,
and was shoe through the
lungs while ferring with him
at the battle of Orthes. He
served with the Armj of Oc-
cupation In France from 1819
to 1818 as Aide de Casap to
21 Sept. 55 P14 Dec. 56! SJ' "jn^ P^"^"; "•!^'»*
iQ n-» r.A In on w^u CO War Medal with four Claape
58
59
for Viniiera, 9alainsnca, Nlve,
and Orihes.
Frederick Hall'^
LiBUTENAKTS.
George Priestley*^ ; 30 Mar. 49 :
. Robert Vernor*' Pl8Aug.54;
Ernest Aug. Perceval** . . ; p 15 Sept. 54 1
John Evans"! i IS Oct. 54
i F^ilward Hopton*" p27 Oct. 54 ;
Caleb Robertson p 1 2 Jan. 55 i
i Lncas ClemenU Scott*^. . p 16 Jan. 55!
Holt Waring" p 27 June 54
{George Stretton Watson**! 28 Feb. 55-
Edgar Edw. Austin, AdlJ. ! 1 Mar. 55
Theobald Burke" I 15 Mar. 55 '
Fred. Napleton Dew . • . > 16 Mar. 55
John D. Gamer Dodgin . I 23 Mar. 55, 16 Oct.
Edw. C. Mallet de Cai teret; P G Apr. 55 16 Oct.
MorUmerNcvilleWoodard. 24 Apr. 55 16 Oct.
; John Irwin 1 May 55; 26 Oct.
\ H. Garrett Moore 7 June 55 p 26 Oct.
I Rowley Miller
' William John Saul ' p 13 Oct. 54 i P26 Feb.
James Buchanan Whitla I 26 Oct. 55 |p29 Apr.
Ensiuks. I
Patrick Dwyer* ■ 16 Aug. 55 j
William Hatfield p 28 Dec. 55 1
Lewis Mans. Buchanan . . : 29 Feb. 56 ■
Thomas H. Cuthbcrtson .. 16 Mar. 58
Arthur Allen Owen ; p 31 May 59 ,
Henry Griffith Bowen .. p 28 Oct. 58
Paymaster. — Michael Joseph Cunningham,*^ 24 Oct. 56; Em. 14 Dec. 54 ; Lt,
Adjutant.— Lieut, Edgar Edward Austin, 2U June 58. [13 April 55.
Instntctor of Musketry, — Ensign Patrick Dwyer, 17 March 59.
Quarter Master. — Matthew Evans,* 28 Dec. 56.
Surgeon, — Archibald Henry Fraser, 26 Jan 58; Assist, Surg, 21 Feb. 51.
Assist, Surgeons. — ^Thomas Robeit Williams,*^ M.B. 24 March 54.
I Richard William Meade,^ 1 Sept. 54.
John Copeland Rnipc, 14 March 55.
FfieingsYellow.—Agents.Sir C, R. M'Grigor, Bt., and Walter M'Grigor, Esq.
{Ketumed from the Crimea, 19 July 1856. Embarked for India, 15 July 1867.]
9 Colonel G. T. Uoxwell served the Knstern campaign of 18A4-U, Including the battles of Alma sad
lakerman, siege of Sebs»topol.atUck on the Quarries 7th June ; commanded the 88ih Regt. at the attacks
on the Bcdan on the 18th June and 8ih Sept.— severely wuunded (Medal and Clasp*, and CB., Bievet
Lt.-Col.. Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 4th Olns* of the MedJidie).
S Lt-Colonel K. H. Maxwell served the Eastern campaign of 1801-M. including tiie battles of Alma and
BaUklaf a. siege of Scbastop<>l. stuck on the Quarries 7ih June, and on the lUdaa 18th Jane and 6th Sept.
'Xsdal and Clasps, IkMvct Lt-CoL, Kuight of the Legion of Hooor, and 0th Oaas of the Xe^fldle;.
826 SSth RegU of FaU ( Cannanght Rangert),
4 LtCoIonel Hon. J. J. Boaria mrtd the Butorn emmpAlfn of 1854. M, Iwelndlint tte taUki «r ,
andlnkcmian, ••< •!•«• of Sebutopol (Bfedftl and Clafpi, and fttli OIan of the Bff^JIdto).
^ LtOoIonal Maynsrd wrrrd at the tlege of Sebavtopol^ (he auack on tho QuMTlea 7th Jum (tgvaNlj
wounded), and aitacki on the KedHn on Hir 18th June and 8tb Sept. (Medal and Clatp, UreTot Ift^or, Bar*
diman Medal, and &th Cla«ft of tlie Medjid<e).
8 Mi^or MaubTiTiT vt-rred nt the Hii-ire of Ssbattopol, and was leTerelj wounded at the attack oo the
Redan on the 8th Sept. (Medal and Clii<p, and Brevet Miijor).
7 Major Crosse and Captain Baynot »erred the Eamprn campaiffn of IBM, IncluHint the battlet of Alma
and Inkfrman (feverely woiin>icd), and »irge of Seba«to|K>} (MediU and Clasp*, and Brevet Major).
8 Major Gore served thn Kastoni CHmiiai|m in 1854-59, iucluilhiK the battles of Alma and Inkerman,
■lego of 8eha«to|>nl, iittack on the Qiiarrlm 7th June, and on the Kedan 18th June and 81h Sept. (Modal,
and Clasps, Brevet Major, and Sardinian Mt>dal).
8f Captain Riley M-rvfd the li;a>ti'rn campuiKn of IHAI-AS, including the battlei of Alma and Inkerman
and sleg* of Sebattiipol (Medal and Clasps, aiid Sardinian Med:il).
0 Captain Henniiig served in the Kastern canipaiitn of 18M-fi5. Including the hattle of the Alma* siege
of Rebiisfopnl, and attack on the Redan 8th S^pt. (Medal and Clasps >.
10 Major Browne served the Eastern cmnpAtgn of lt«54-U, including tlie battles of Alma and Inkerman,
siege of Sebastopol. and attack on the Redan on tlie 18th June— dangentuvly wound<*d, right arm am-
putated (Medal nnd Clasps, iind Knight of the Legion of Honor). Merved' in the Indian campaign ia
1857-58, and was present at the relief of Lucknow by Lord Clyde, and at the fall of Calpee under Sir
Hueh Ro«e (MpdHl).
12 Major Kaddiffe served In the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battle of Alma and slrge
of Sebastopol (MikIkI and I lai^ps).
18 Capiain Pearson served at the battle of Inkerman, siege of Sebsfitnpol. attack on the Qiiarriea, and
attarkn on the Reiian on thn 18ih Jnn** and 8th Sept. (Medal and ('lasps, and Am Cla*s of the MecUidte).
18t Captain Jones serred in the 7th Fusiliers the Ku«tern rainpaign from '20th Ort. 1894, and was pTe«eiit
at the i-attle uf Inkerman (wounded) nnd f>iege of Sei<a«topol, including ironies on the tf6ih Oct., 6ih April
(wo'inded). andlith May, atta<-k and rapture of the QuNrriec on 7th June (wounded), and aarault of the
Redan on Irtth June (fevcrelv wniinde<l in three )i!a'-e«>); hc> Hn-* also woundeil in the trenches on S7tb
March (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Claaa of the Mi>djidie).
14 Lieut. Priestley served at tlie siege of Sebastopol, and as«aults on the Redan on the 18th Jnneand 8th
Sept., in which lH»>t he commanded the Grenadier C^impiiny (Meilal and CUsp, and Sardinian Medal).
15 Captain Hall. Lieuts. Waring and Burke, served at the siege of Sebiintopol, and attack on the
Redan on the 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
15f Lieut. Evans served at the sli>ge of Sebastopol. attack nn the Quarries 7lh June, on the Redan 18th
June, and was wounded in the trenche* 8th Aug. (Medal and Clasp). Served in tlie Indian oampaian, and
when Adjutant of the Reset, was very severely wounded (compound fracture of the right leg by a mnsket
ball) in action with tlie Owalior rebel* at Cawnpore on 27th Nov. 1857 (Medal).
16 Captain Laml>ert and Lieut. Percevul fcervtHi at the siege of Sfbastop«)l, including the attack on the
Quarri«'ii, and attack on the Redan on the 18th June and 8th Sept.— severely wounded (MeJal and Cla«p)
Lieut. Pcrciral ha* the 51 h Clsss of the MttUidie.
17 Lient. Vemor served at the siege of Sebastopol, attack on the Quarries, and attack on the Redan on
the 18th June and Hth Sept. (Medal and G;isp, and dth Cla*s of the Me^fidie).
18 i^ieut. Hopton scrvi-d et the siege of Sebastopol, attack on the Redan 18th June and 8th 8f pt« (aeversly
wounded) s Medal and Cl.iop.
50 Lieuts. Scott and Watson serred at the slrge of Sebastopol, and were severely wounded at (he attack
on the Redan on the 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
51 Ensign Dwyer serve<I the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma and lakeman,
siege of Sebastopol, and attack on the Quarries severely wounded by munkei shot In left thif h and right
leg (Medal and three Clas^is).
S4 Paymaster Oiinnlniham served with the 18th Royal Irish in the Crlmra tnttx Dec. 1854, and waa
present at the sietre of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
57 AsHisLflurgeon Williams served the Rastem campaign of 1854-65, including the hattl# of Alma and
Inke«man,Hnd siege of Sebastopol (Medul and Cliisps).
58 Assist.Surgenn Mi>ade served with the R8th Reel, at the siecre of Sebastopol (Medal nnd Claap).
99 Qr.Mnster Evnns sened thronghont the EnMem cnrnpaign of 1^54^6 rMednl and three Claape\
[Continuation of Note* to mth Foot,]
7 Captain Henry served with the Central India Field Force under Sir Hugh Rote in 1857-56, and was pre-
sent at the sieee and capture of Uliar, ensaecd in the actions of Mundesoor and Oomlarea, sic^e and assault
of Chundiiree, sieire audciipinrc of Jhnn«i, battles of Raitwa and Koonch, actions at and In fhmt of Cwlpee,
and the actionsof 16th and lUth June I8;>8; was appointed Sub A»sist. Commissary General to the 1st Brigade
and acted as Aid^ de Camp to DriKndier Stuart in ino^t of theengaeements (Medal).
7t Lieut. Mackenzie sened with the Mnlwa, Xerhuddi, and Central India fi«'ld fi>rces iu lS.i7-aS ; prcacnt at
the sic^rc nnd cnplurc of l")h«r. opemtions at Munrtcson- nnl buttle of Goodnrin, sicffe storm and capture of
Chandnree and nliw of the iVirtrcss of Jhansi. action of Koonch nnd opemtions before Calnrc ( Medal .nnd Clasps.
8 Lieut. Brorkmnn cnterc<l the Roynl Nu\y in liilT ; wns actnoly employed during tne Kaffir vi-ar of lS^i-53
(Medal). So^^■ed in II. M.S. Ilerttusul the iirst a't.nck on the ."tockHdca in ihc Kun^oon Ruer. whs present at
the attack nnd tak'n; uf Martubiin and attcrwnnls at the storm and cnplnre of Ran'joon II Apr. \S,^'2 ^ Medal
and Claspi. Aftcrwimls was in smcml actions with Viratc^ on the c<wst of China. Serrctl in the Central India
field force under Sir Hut^h Rose l'n)Mi Feb. 18o8 to Jan. 1SDU, inclndinie the cuptnre of the strung hdi fonof
Clinndarce, siege s'orm uud captun; of Jhansi, nctmn of Koonch, operations belunr Cuipce, buttle ufGowknrke
capture uf Cnlpec, battle of Morar. and capture of Uwalior ; capture i a bHtter>- uf 3 gnus on the heights belbn
Garalior nnd turncHl tMeni on the eueniy inu'tttiimcd in ilespiilclic^, Medal and Ciusp>.
0 As«i»t.Surg''un Rurry servetl with the 71st nt the capture of Kertch nnd Yen Ik ale, and with the SOtll
at the aieg>' and fill of Sebastopol, and was of the storming paity at thi> a«MiuIt uf the Redaa on
the 8th Sept. 1H.'>5 (Mo<ial and Clanp).
IS Lieut. Yardlev served w ith the IMh Lt. Infanln- in the Indian Cninpaiffn of 18^7-5^ and was preaeat at
the Isi n-licf of AViiu|;hur as Orderly OlTiccr to LirA Mark Kerr, and at the suhociinent operatioDS m that
district; aliM) nt the dcleat of the relM-1s at Bunpore Tlmnn.'^h. actions at l^emnriagimge, tront-tiogra eaa^a^
and action of So Iseiiorc ( Medal).
15 Aiaiit.SuTg. Rvall sened the Eaaterii Campaign of 1864-56, including the tiege and fUl of Hrbattapil aai
aatault on the ontworkt on 18th June ^Medal and Ciaap.'.
2|
69th Regimenl of Foot.
826—827
The S^A»iu(,"BQYPT" "JAVA" "TflAaABA" "AVA" "aHVAaTOPOL."
{MmuL— CbtriM Ovorge Jftmei Arbuthnot, fnf. 4- Xf. 36 Dec. 16; Capf. v 10 Usrch 30;
JTf^W, >3 JnlfU; Lirut.Cof. > 1 Oct. So; Cof. 2S June SB ; .ATft/or (?(n. II Ndt.&I ;
lA.Gat. 13 Mar. A8 ) Caf. SOth Pool, D Jul; 67.
Xieuf.Catonrft.— AuKuDHii Hallifax FerryiimD ,' CB. Etit. p3T June 34; Xi'ut. 30 Jiih97;
Capl. y 10 April 41 ; Ufajor, rit Dec. Vi ; Ll.Col. r S4 Not. 4H ; Col. 28 Nm. M.
^ WilliKin Bajle,' Sn: 0 Dee. 38; Xifiit. "SI Msj4]; Capl. ' 4 Jan. AOj Brtv.M^ar, i
Not. 55 : Majcr, 17 Ho*. £7 ; Zt.CoI. 13 Oct. 5B.
Arqfori.— BdiranlBullerTbarp, £nit. 12Jiini:46i X4«ii(. >• 9 Feb. 40) Capt. l-lIHar.fiSi
ATitKi 0 K>7 68.
JuUd AUln«on,Sn». '■aaOct. 47i Xi'"MM7Jan. 51 ; Cnpl. "4 Aug. 64; Major, 13 Oct. 56.
Captains.
JobB H.Ciipp*fte'
Cbarles He^coek"
Robert Selby"
Win. Cecil Oeorff Pery'
Rieh. Pra.HolmEi" ...
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^ Fn. Hen. DIgbj Hari>h
John Arthnr BBrelow*.
HoDtague C. Browning'
10 Not. 43 p
'31 Har.lHlf
' 3 Oct. 48 P
> 2 Feb. 4U;p
SO Sept. 40
' 5 Deo. ai
17 Dfc. u-2
10 Jan. 55l
2(1 Jan. 5£{
Aug. 67
June84 17 No*. 6J
Dec. 54 I B May 5e|
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31 Mar. 40 II Sepl.fiL I SO Mar. 6Sl
ISAui-. 54i SO Jan. GS | P 10 Dee. 5)«|
14J«». 55 27Har.55|PlUDec. J5i>.
Vic Valpy .PSD Oct. 48 p 5 Oet. 401 SO Mar. 581
0 Mnnllfort H.Tmnt Lloyd«»| fl June 54 10 Jan. 55 ■
0 iHenry LewlaHarTeit".. 1 13 Oct. 64 B Feb. uSi'"
0 ' Simpmn Hackett Hobbi | P 10 Dec. bi 6 Apr. 65 I .,
.1 am Dra jPl^Jan. 56, 31 Mar. 55 1
^TtJohnaton pIUJhii. .'i5 7Sepl.55'"'
) JoslasDunn ...., D Feb. 55 SI Oct. 65'"'
Durchall HeliDc p 9 Mar. G5. 230ci.5fii(,
0»>.Franol> Dowdeawell < 34 MBy55l 20 Feb. 50 •<
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Captiln KnalchbDll terfnl ai
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m Sill Jan. IMS,
Robert Bulksley Baldwin '
tlenr; Blahop I
Alexander Diion Grler..
Rub. O. Nawb<ggiDg,..4({f. I
WilHam Pntt ,
William 3™ly I
SUplien WiUlam Bewell.. '
William Atthili
Jacnaa Shaw Hiy
KIcb. Nathan HubbeniT
William Herbert Radall
Angaitia William Price .
WilllDm Grlnaeld Oitlcr
Geo.J .Whlnktr Hayoanl
Charles WIlllBm Burton..
Chsrlea Vernon Haiiall .
15J«ne55, ■l7'Aprf4t''TcT.,„ b.c» „
flJaly5S^ 10 Aug. SB.riiUsrSclHUapnirniin
20 July 65 13 Oct. aS;*;;*^*? "■" '- '"*"
8 Jan. 50 "-'"- --H"*!"!"
S.1 Oct. 55
9 Nov. 55
Paymatter
SB Dec. 57
17 Sept. 58
24 Sept. 58
' 8 Oct. 58
SO N.
11 Jan
18 Jan.
MJuIy 69!
'SBOcI. 51* I
' 10 Dec. 6H y- __ ^ ._,_ ^,^_,_ ^^ _
95 Mar. 69 and" V^r'teu, «^r'rd">'t' iht"^l-Kir!in'd 1^ or
SB Sent. 58 1 e«ia-tapiii irnm BHh Aun. IWs, aad itUck
oil ih« Mh e^t. (Medal and Clbp).
hr tlege did rail gi 9r\Mniif.,l frsm ISUi Iih. I»a4, and at-
■cki on 111* IBlli JuB* ind Sih Kipl. (MkIbI ami CTop).
■orla from nih June Lifll. S8"-»d *ha llie Ulh Hnl. al tbe
inieindfaiIof)i«l>a>liiiinI,aiidaUaeki[>n tlwiaih Junaaad
lb Hept. <MMal and claip].
Ipgi' aud fyll at ttrhailoroL fRiin Slit Jul; 1863 (Sudal aB4
-Robert Scott," 80 Feb. 52; Jffiw.31 May 3U; £l(HM>14May43.
Robert O. Nowblgirmg, 10 Dec. 58.
Initnictor of MuAetry.— Lieut. B. Helme, iO Apr. 61).
Qaarttr ilffUier.— William Sibbahl.^' 14 Sept. 55.
Sur((eim.— Richard Gilbornc." 8 Dec. 64 ; AB'tt.-Sarg.i Oc\.W.
AuMant Surgtvnt. — Jamea UonnymsM, M.D. 13 Dec. 66.
William Henry Price," SO May 64.
TlioiawWal-b, 13 0ct. 59.
Fmingi Blark.— ^^iif. Sir John Ktrktand.
IBnAarhedfor Turktg, SO April 1854.]
I CaloMlPenrnianeoBiiiiinilMl lbe»tli)i BhI. at the drta and rail gf Srlia<iia|«1fr<ini i.ttli Dee. 16M,aB4alta
Uii ISlh J-a. and aih a-^l.fMedil and C'lais. Knlglit lA Iba L-^ginn of Honuf. and 4lh Ctan of tlH Kadldle).
3 U.C.Ieaei Burl* lariM HI theiicgr and tall Mttoifaiit"piil, and Baa iimeniai ilieaiiackuf (lieSih Bept.aaAl
" ■" ' — " •'"—' -•— n AoMiBut Uiliiarr EHtalar. (o Sir Willliin CudrlnBinn antll ika arae
^or, kniuMWilit Inlim ofljiinor. aiid filh (.laii of the M«4<4la).
lit fall at aebailuiml fti-ni «ili Jung 18a.\ unit attack on ll,e Bth Srpl. (Uadal
an. a. Slmpinr.
Mpl. (IMal Bad Ob^ Ba« Mh'f
naHofiaaMedJidli).
(Light Infantry.')
InttOlk..- TU^Uu, ■•■OTpr" "MLKTlHiaUB- ■■altlD&L0Uri-'*iafAtTOF«l.«
r0l«)ul.— V Aleunder Fliher Haclntnfa,' KK. Cor. 31 Oct. n;Lt,* 11 Jnnelli
Capt. ' Q June 16; ilaior. >I8 Sept. S3 ; Lt.Col. ' IS Dec.Sfi ; Cat 28 J>m3B)
Mq).Gen. U Nor. 61 ; U.Gm.3 Aug. 68 ; CM. OOXh F. 4 Mueh ft7.
:ieia.ColoiuU.—Wm. Piston Pumsll,' CB. Em. SI Hirch S8 ; Limt. * S£ JaM
«i;Qip(.>'iajuiie4S; ^(t;or,10Jan.U; Lf.CM.S Oet.6fi ; CU.M Mftr.H.
llODiu Smith,' CU. £iu. r 1(1 July 41 ; i.f. P IS Sept. 4A; Curf. '90 Apr.W;
Brm-lUiy. 9 Nor. »i ilf i;. 3U Nav.U; AraD.Xf.Ca/. 6 Jnna AB; l^.CWL
ISNnv. 57.
'([ iV<V*on.^JuUa Chrlsluplicr Qniw,' Bnt. PflJune 4S ; £i«H(. » 13 OcL 48 ;
Cd/iMI Jun« M ; Jtf <v<>r, 1 3 Nov. &7 ; £(.£(. Cut. ^4 Mar. &B.
^nilkm PattiM)DTinlini;,'fni. P4Juiie47; Xf. '9U Apr. 49; Ca^tT. PSBept
frt; flf.ilf.v.6Jant 56: W^iyor, S4 Dec. 57 j Bf.Lt.Oil. 86 Apr. 5*k
CAPTAIKlt.
[.H.CrealiMk'i^.MJulrHOlSOeE. 4B l>34 Dec. £dj SO Dec. M . S6 Dm. M
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imcs Clerk Rsttrayi' .. PIT Jan. 51 II Aug. 54 ^ 0 Sept. 651
■wrence N.D.Hkmmond 83 Nov.5S p 4 Aug. M.' B July CO
conard II. Lloyd Irby". k 5 May 54 8 Dec 54/34 Feb. 67 I
ercyJullnaDeverUli' .. II Aug. 54 SOJkn. 55| 1 Oct. S7
awalil WilKam Eicry". 'SO Aug. 53' 8 Feb. 6S 30 Oct. 67 |
[. HolyMkcOoodrlcks" p 88 Apr. 54 i 80 Feb. 65 1 84 Dee. S7 ;
red. Bdward Sorell p 11 Aug.STI 1 Jan. 41' 17SepL60i
'm. Tbomaa H'Qrlgor ' 90 Apr. 48 p I Dae. 48 < 10 Htr. 68
obertTrotlerKnox"..' 16 May 6o 13 July 66. S6Sepl.6a'
laUar. 63< 16 Hky 53 96 Jan. 66 |S4 Mar. 68
harieiB. Wynne'* .... P84 Nov. 64 fiSFab. 66, lLlf«.o™ral jfartataj
ranS.Andre^Herford" 10 Feb 66 M Apr. 65 ! -™;,'j,i5^'::;j:^
enry Bingliam I 10 Feb. 6a 9 Sept. 66 a«c. uie uiW a^ of ikit
'llliam Knlgbt p 10 Mar. 65 83 Oct. 66 sar h> 14)4, lnctadtai( ib*
harlea Damna BanielL . 6 Apr. 6fi 30 No». 66 ™'"» '"J "■*"• •• ■jJJ*
OWilllainBennle,.**. 11 Aug. 64 , 30 Not. 65 ITlSL^ralni^o/oiS
eorge Robert Miller....' 0 Apr. 56 ' 7 Dec. 66 Badriia aW acUaa al tea
eary CarrerTreacher.. '13 Apr. 66 ■> 7 Dec. 66 Muim.. i>mm«« of Uu IWmm
paleyCherry n 11 May 68 IB Jan. 60 i. .fc'**^!?!!;? ^.^^
dwardCooperWynne..| 16 May 66 pIS Jan. 50 uadw Qcainl VjlU«r<«taZ
dward Carter 96 May 65 ' 8 Feb. 60 » Hgnnua 1»f«* Buiioa,
JuiiWorlbiDgtonHilnicr 33 Oct. 65 1 85 Scpr. 67 l^'"" °','""°^^'""2S2'
»rald Andrew Agnew . . ' B Not. 65 I 98 Sept. 57 »it™"m lEJ ftt^" SJS5
DneeleyEyrc 30 Nor. 66 13 No*. 67 nar-(uanl ai Bi. OaBdn^
eorgaOr^g PlBJan. 66 SO Apr. 68 "4 l>»iil« "( Tuatooaa. Hi
barlealluntBindQU ..I 16 Dec. 64 ii June 68, tSh'!!!l",';Ji;,^"v."f**J
>iephOulram 13Apr.68'' 5 Aug. 50, ,^1 T^roJ^T '
E:tBIOHI
cnrr JameaEdgell" .. P16Feb. 50
ktnei Felix Haig .' 1 Apr. 6G
iTnuet Roden Handy ..I 16 Oct. 66
ihn Wmiamaan '94 Feb. 57
avid Patlenron Murray.' 86 June 58
k Clui or Ibi HedJUll
, 3 July 68
' icar Wni. ilaThorea.. i 13 Aug. 68.
3 -ed. HoneCharleton ..| 12 Nov. 68
^ ai/iiiiuttr. — Thomaa Caiiidy," 11 April 55 ; Q.Sl', 4 May 49,
^ IS i^utanl.—V€ Lieut. William Bennic, DO Nor. 66.
S mtruelor of XutkttTy.—Litut. C. D. Barwell, 2 Marcli 69.
H -i aarler Matter. — David Jackioa," 15 Dec 64; £m*. 10 Aug. 64,
ili (r^eon.— Patrick Jateph Clarke, U May 56; Aa'ut.Surg.n March 48.
ii' uUtant SurgeoJts. — Edward Jo«epli Crane, 18 Aug. 67.
George Bell Poppelnell," g June 5*.
Cbarles Qeorge LiimBden, 88 May 67,
Facingt Buff. — -4penr, Andrew Lawrle, E»q.
[BtUtmad from tht Crimea, 23 JuJy IS50. Embnrked for China, 16 April 1857 ]
■ ColonflPurnHI Hired ■! (lie Urgt of ScbuUpol (Mwl.l and Clup, andlih Cl.« of llwif .sUldl,), ''
i I., n.bin.1 nnix trm'd la Ibe Cilmea from SIh lu24Ih D«. ISll (tlolal willi Ctup Av SdaMapoi}.
rliuai 11 Ihe ileia and Ul offcbutaari
.hi BeJan ou Ihg Sth Btpt. inaatloMd ia
irtloek-i tint In ikt adtaae* to aad nlM
. _ at iha Alunbifti I ai ik* flaal aanaH ani
In Olid* (Uadal and tvoOla^H.UKl Brant of LtcdcMl).
- -lDll>eCnB>M)hiniSlhD*CISHtol«liFab.l»U,aiidaalaft«tMkMBck
■Ifie aad Ml or Stbaiupvl (KhIrI and Claip, Bnrrt Mwiv, and Sth Clam of Un
' HOikRtft. of Foot (^Perthshire Volunteers). (Light Infantry .) 829
7L*.Co1. WnlMlqr Mrveil with the 80th Reft. In tb« BurmrM war of 1899-5S (Medhl) ; wai wilh tlie
cxp«dition under 9lr Jolin Chptpe Agftlntt the robber cXuti Myattoon, and severel j wounded when leadinjr
the eldnnlnt party asftlntt ttamt chlers vtroiiirholtl on the 10th March (mentioned In Di.«patche»). Landed
is the Oimea witk the ttOth Liflit lufaatry on fith Dec. 1864, and eniuloyvd in the trenehca ai Acting
Edglnefr until Satovtopol wa« taken; was engaged in the u^ault ai.d d«-renrc of iho Quiiri ics on 7th June,
aiid OB duty in the tronrhea at the attacli of the 18th June: •I'^-ently lyjuuded In a lortie 30th Aup* when
ill chariw of ihoadTenecd fa)»~neTer»l timee mentioned in Di«patt:hei (Medal and ClMi», Knight of the
laMion of Honor, and 5th (Hau of the Me<\jidfe).
8 M^jor Wa<le lenred with the OUh Ughl Infantrv at the tiegc aiid fall of Scbastopol from 4!h Dec. 1S3(
and was of the atorining partv at the assftnlt of the Itedan on the hth Sept. — severely wounded and mentioned
111 decpatdiea (Medal and (;lasp, Sardinian Medial, and oth Clasa of tlie MeJjidic). Also during tlie Indian
cMf^atgn of IR57 ott,— nrcaent with Ilnvrlock's (Column at the actions of the Slat ond 2Sd Sept., relief and
■nbirqueut drfeneeof Lucknow (uientionrd in def patches), defence of the Alumbii'^h under Ouirum, aud full
of Lncknnw (Urevct of M^jor, Medal nnd Clasps).
10 Captain Rattray serred at the sic^sc and fall of Sebaitopol from ith Dec. Iboi, nnd was severelr wonudtd
at the asAiult of the Redan on tlic 8th Sept. (.Medal and Clutp).
11 CdpUiin Irby aerred at the airfrr of Sebaatopol from &th l)ec. l.sU to3(Mh March 1B55 (Mcdnl and Clasp).
Rerred in Oiulcfrom S)Mh Oct. 1857 until tlie e:.d of the Rebellion, indudiji}; the defence of the Alumbit;:h,
rJicf uf Lnckuow by Lord Clyde, defence of tlic Alaubaph under Uulnim, sietic and fall of Luckuow (Medul
and Clafpa).
l-i Captain Deverill serred at the sieee and fall of Sebantopol from 5lh Dee. 18.M, and was Rerurcly
woanded at the asiault of tlie Rednn on the 8tli Sept. (mentioned in deapatuhct. Medal and Clastp). aIku
durinz the InJiau campuifn of 1857-d8, and prcs<'nt at thf> dcfenro of Alumbai{h under Outrum, the
capture of Ltieknow and subaequent operations in Oudc (Medal and Clasp).
13 Criptdin ETerjr sen-id at tlie siege nnd fall of S^'bastopol from Idth Aug. 1835 (Medal nnd Clasp).
14 Captain Oo'Hiricke Mi-nred at the siege and fall of Sebnstoijul from 31 st Aug. 1H&A, and was severely
wounded at the as)>ault of the Ui-diin on 8th £^e])t. (Medal and Clasp).
io CaM.-r.n Kmix sened tliiring the Iu(li<in Mutiny in 1^57-3<J; uhs present, attnrhed to GUh Re;;!. fx\ the
h.^l u in oi"So<inij;iore. and dill dutv with n detadmu-nt HUh Res::!, during the defence of the Ahnubiigli in Oet.
nnd Nov, 1h^7, and final rchef of the garrisun of Luckno*- on 2lih No\. by I/urd Clyde-, sulisetjuently
tir/iiiTi'd in the defeat of the (iwidiur rebels at (l^uHnpore on rth Oer., the cantafe of the ftirts of IK'hnieu and
'I'ynxil, action of lK>adi)ore, :<nd tliruughuut the (>)i(le eniujKU^n i' Medal and Clasp;.
ItJ Lieut. Wynne served utthe siege and fall of Sebasiopol Ironi 18th July 1855, and was of the storming
party at the assault of the It 'dan on the 8th Rept. (Medal and Clasp). Served In the Indian campaigu
from July 1807, including the relief of Lncknoxr by Lor.l (^Irde, with Outram at the Alunibagh, nnd
subsequent capture of Lucknow (mentioned in Sir J. Outram's despatches). Served witii tirunl'a field force
through the hot weather eanipaign (Medal aud CUrp).
17 Lieut. Ilerford served at the siiege nnd tail of Sebattopol from 7lh Sept. 1855, and assault of the
Ile«lan on the 8th Srpt. (Med.il and Cln^^]*).
31 Knaign Edgeil aer^Td in the Indian campaign from 12th Ang. 1*^57, and was nrrsent nt the defence of the
Alamba^ during Lonl Chxlr's relief of Lncknuw and nlienfturds under Outram, uie Ciipture uf LiickiuiM', bimI
BUtwecoent eperation in Oodi^ (Medal :uul Cliisp>.
tt Wymaster Cassidy senred in the eipeditinn to the Umilmkalu azalntt the reroltod KafRr chief Todo
ill 18Mi al4o as a rolnnteer with the rank of Captain in the C.ipu To«n Unies during the Kaffir war of
1851-93 (Medal). Served with the VI ft Pufiliern in the Crim< a. and Was present at the battles of Alma,
lialaklava. and Inkernian, and siege of Sebastopt)! (Medal and four Clasps).
M quarter-Master Jackson served throughout tlia Kafllr war of 1K40-47 (Medal). Served also in the
Crimea during the slc^c and U\\ of Seba«in,ol frn>n 6th Deo. 1854 (Mednl nnd Clasp).
SIT Aseiat.-Sur|reon Poppelwell served on the Staff in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, and was present
with Che Slat Uegt. at the siege of SehastopoU and attack of the liedan on the 18th June (Medal and Claap).
Served with General lUveloek'a field force m the actions of 21st and 23rd Sept. 1857, the relief of Lucknow,
and acorming the Him Khonnah.
+ p
9Ut ( The ArgtfUsJare) Set/t.of Foot. ['^ *
15 Mar. M ' :fl M«y oj ■> 10 Nor. fi4
l'2D«c.60 fUAas.iii,' OVtb.GA
'ieA|ir.51 i-aSApr. M ' 75ept.55
' 10 Aug. 51 I 1 Jin. 64 P 14 Dee. GA
ajimoOaivlO Har.OI i>]?KoT.d7
'll>Uy40iP SJalyfil aMar.AS
4 Apr. il I 94 Autf. 53 23 M«r. &8
17 Aug. M P 19 Mny 64 P 83 J.ilj 6a
' nOct.fil Pl7 Feb. 64; 13 Aog. 58
•lllJuoe63>!7 U*r.&1. 31 Aiii(. 68
'21 Jau. 63|FlDN»v.64. S8 Sept. 68
13 May 53 P 0 Feb. 65 P 4KoT.6»i
a Sept. 53
CWomL— WBZfsii.CliirlM Core,' CB. KU., £'*». SI Oct. 08 ! ZUitt.iJn,
10 1 C(ipM3Marcli 15 1 Jlfiv'. 31 Jftn.lO; Xt.'Col. 19 Sept. S3 ; CuJ. 10 Ju,
37 ; Miy-Oett. 0 Nov. 40 ; Lt.-Gen. SO Jane 64 ; C(i'.J)l>t F. 8 Aog. W.
L(,Cirf».—Joliu Francis Glencairu Campbell," CD. ^lu, 35 OcL27 ; XC'STAug.
31): CspF. Pi3 Nov.a-2; Maj. 8 July 43) Lt.-Col. 14 Apr. 401 Co7.Sl)Jnal5l.
Bertie Edward Murray Gonlon, £nf. p 36 Oct. 33) Xf. p 34 July 35: Capf.
p 23 Apr. 41 i -W.[i. P 13 Oct. 48 ; lil.LI.Ccl. 30 Sept. 66; if.C.i. 31 Aoj. 68.
Mifjori.-'Vim. Tbo. Lainl Puttcraon, Em. pS3 Fiib. 3U ; Xf . p 18 Oct. 41 :
6'n;if.P30 April 46; A/q/or, P 14 Uec 66.
■ Henry J. Savage,* £». 6 Juiic36i X^rilH*y38i Capf. 8 July 43; Brtt.
itf^or, 80 JuubW; JfffjV, 31 Aug. 58.
Captains.
f Wm.Ilenj. Itatliseombe. . ,
John Charlei Swcny . . . . {
Hal. Potior Macqueea, t.i
Thomas Tliornhlll Lane. . |
Ch:.rlo Ontldaiil DewcU I
IVilliam Sqiiirl" ,
I Henry A uburey Bond ..
Henry H'ocmJ
Lloyd Henry Thomai" ..
' Atex. Cuniu;:b. Bruce . .
Henry William Gregg ..
William Ru9l D'Eye....
LiBUTBKAara.
Tho. Eraldue Arthur Hall
Wm. Preecod Gurney . .
! John Bilward Burtuo.. ..
PraneU Pike
\Y. Ovcrlieck Wade, A^j.
; A iig. Frederic Pctkln* , .
Billot Armstrong
I Hubert PlmikettBtirkc.
John Uaeleod Tingcombc
Eilwanl Kntty Obbaril .■
' Rubort Powell Jooei ....
Charlei Hallway
John Edward Buller....
William II DnlerBalllle..
1 Hcury Hamlltnn
Enhicns.
Horace Kalph Spparmaa .
Charlea Lacon Hsirey ..
Genrge Francis Kobertion
i William Grant
Henry Cai^ar Kemm ....
Robert Dnll Wcley ....
Arthur EHiington
Thomas Gerard Elrington
•eiMi
Pfli/mai(«r.— John Anthouy Kvah, 7 Nor, 50; ^nj.O July 63; .U.S9April54
! AiiJHlinit.—LKut. Walter Oierbeck Wado, 27 Mot. 57.
InilrucloT of MtuMrg,— Lieut. Thomas Erskine Arthur Hall, 20 March 67.
Qnurter Mmter. — James Paterson, 1 Oct. 47.
Surgeon. — MiaU William Murphy,'" 3 March 54; Aisiii.SHrg.^i J\i\i- t'i.
Aiiisl.Surgi.—VLnhen Watson, 34 tlay 64.
llngh Mackay Macbeth, 23 June C8.
John U'Leuu 3lBr>hNtl, 1 Sfpt. 58.
I'ueingt Yellow. — .4^ft<,Andrew Lawrie, Esq.
11) May 64
'32 Apr. 63
HI Mar. 54
8 Feb. 65
8 June 65
lUJuly 56
7 Dec. 56
8 July 68
'83 Apr. 5^
13 Aug. St
7 Sept. M
■14 Dee. 56
7 Oct. 56 , uJ^
27 Nov. 57 "i ■;• -
■27 Nov.67!'
> 1 1 Dec. 67 lu*
6 Mar. 68."™
ja July an j,^ „ ,[„ [„ um.-o.
13 Aug. 68 OMTfl Bnkc>r-1 Gron.l
31 Aug. 68 "f '"' ""■ O"' '
S« aepu 58 ™*""' "* ™"
15 Dec. 68
2 July 69
5*:.»?*=!*i."_¥^^|-] 92nd {Gordon Highlcuideri) Regt. of Foot.
-, "MtNPOIA"— TkiVtIX,
a. DuJLStM
nrr-orSit- ■■
331
ujuu
Oip(.7 8ert*Mi*1J*'.3aAiig. 13; it.CoI. 4 Sept. 17; Co(.10 Jui, 37;
Miyor Gen. 0 Not. 40 ; Lt.Otn. 20 June 54 ; Col. mni Fool, 25 Mbt 55.
£iMi<.Ci>loiu/(.— Murk Kerr Atlierley, Eni. PSe Aug. 23 ; i(. P 13 Aug M ■
Cnp(. 1*36, Not. 38; Brrv.Mlyor, 23 Not. 41 ; J/q,-. 9 Nov. 40; ii.Cflll
P83NOV.49; CoJ. 38 Nov. 54.
Arcblbald InglliLockhart.CB. .Am. P31 Dec.SB; Xleuf. P II June 90 ; Capf,
P19 Aug. 36; Bt.aiy. Olfoy.ttt; Afn/. ■■ 93 Not. 40 ; Bt.LI.Col.S\)JaaiM-
Lt.Col. 28 Dee. &7 ; Col. 7 Dm. 68. '
Vitr^'-— HobertMBc!codSutbcrlBnd,5iu.S5Dce.33: J(, TAuir 94- Cast 6
Oct 41; Bi.Jf^. 80 Juna54i Jlfiw, 85 Sept 65 ; B».£(.C<.(.S Apr, 59;
Kenneth Douglia Hackeniie,' £ni. P 95 Not. 31 ; £t. P 19 Ang. 30- Cop( PST
8«pt.44; SrrvMii}. 13 Dec. 54; Sl.Ll.Col.2 Not.65; af(i;.2~-
CafI
Edwinl Bldrldye Haines p 26 June 35 P 1 Feb. 3fl I p a Apr. 4B »
Chris. HonteithHunilEou ' 3 Feb. 43|i>37 Sept. 44 '12 Not. 47 II
Furbe* Mac bean |P978ept.44 P aAQg,4a|P 3 Aug. 49
Arthnr Welling. Cameron' 0 Dec. 44 ■ p 37 Mur. 46 pS8 J»n. 63
John Henn' St. John ..' 20 Not. 46 P23 Not. 40 I 20 July 55 '
I BibwnSlolt "• 9 Mar. 40 J p 83 Apr. 52 | 26 Sept 55
George Hnben Parker . . I p SI Jan. 63 [ p 14 April 54 p 18 Sept. 67
Lionel Holm e« /IS Apr. 51 p24 Mar. 64 P 0 Oct 57
Henry Ritchie Wallace. . P14 May 63lp 6Jnlj55p 6 Not. 57
Percy Feilding Gocch ,.' P 14 April 54 | 35 8ept56 j PS4 Hay 59
RobertL.GrjintM'Grigor', P37 Oct. 54 P27 May 58 i ' 4 Feb. 69
■" ■ raGordon .... .jPa93eptC4i 25 Sept. 65 p 1 0 Sept D9
™'-»C!.T
1, baiUn ar TlUnrli,
QordonStonliouacHughet' p 14 July 61 j P 30 June 55
JnoM Mnorhesd I 33 Not. 52 3 Oct 56
□eOT^ Holtinga Beit ... 10 Feb. 6* 4 Oct 65
L. W. Haxirell Loekhart 9 Fab. 56 4 Oct 66
Robert Bmee H'Ewen . . 24 Apr. 55 4 Oct 55
William Klltert 30 Apr. 55 4 Oct 55
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I , FiicingjYcllotr.— vl!;i<nrj,Mesara.CoxBndCo.
[Returned frera the Crimea, Ij/u/y 1856. Embarkedfor China, IQ June \K1.^
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Aowrles fai Ilili-lS ia tha COCk Rides. If u BrigBde Mi^or of Uie troopi •of aged is qnelUar the iBtarrtetion in DoMrara
in 1823. Coinmandcd the99tb BffL in the ezpvdltiaa to Clilnain liJIf, inclndiof the capture of Chiokfaivlbo and rab-
tequcnt operations near Co Nankin. Commanded ttaa 8rd Division of Ui« arrajr of tha Punjaub throughout the Punjsub
eampaifn of 194^9. hieiodinrthc aflklrof Ranmafffur. passagaor the Cbenab, aflUr of Sadoelapore, battles of Cbilllanwallah
(wounded) and Un<4erat, and the final operations. He wss eonitnntly employed in 18AI and 1852, nben Brigadier General
eAmmandlDXthe Prshawnr districts, in operations against the Uill Tribes surronndhng the Talley.ioeluding the forelng of
the Kobat Pass under Sir Charles Naiiier. and repeated afTairs with the Momundt, «lio finally made terms after their defeat
at Punj Pao by a small detachment of cavalry and horse artillery under bis immediate command, the combined
tribes numbering upwards of d,000 mra. In 1853 be commanded an expedition against the Ootraankbail and Ranaaal
Tribes, whom he attacked in their vaUeyt, and destroyed the ttroncly-deffuUed rillaxe of Nomuiund, the fortified village of
rmnghiir, and he Anally routed them with great slaughter at lakakote, whrre they mustered 8.000 men, while his force
wna under S.noo men. Commanded the Highland Brigade and Highland Divtsiim tbrooghout the Eastern campaign of
lh64-55, including the battles o( the Alma and n.ilak1ava. ind the flcge of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, GCB., Grand
Ofllcer of the Lecion of Honor. Grand Cross of St. Maurice and St. LAzarus, and 1st Class of tlie Medjidie) ( has also
recalvod tha War Medal with five Clasps, the Chinese Medal, tlic funJaub Medal with two Clasps, and was notuinated
KGB. after the Punjaub campaign. Wounded at the second relief of Lucknow liUh Nov. 1657.
2 Colonel Leiili Hay acrrtxl in Caniuia during tlio Rebellion, and wajt In tho aflHir at Prcscot. Bervad
the Enstern (rami>aiq:n of 1854 up lo 8tli Peti. 1855, and uf am fi-nm ISth Aug. I»5o, Including the battlea of
Alma and Balaklara, 8icge and fall of Seha.-«toi)ol, and commanded tho 03rd Hitjhlanders at the auauU
Oft the 8lh !^pt. (Medal and ClaRps, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 6th Class of the Medjidie, and
TurkUh Medal). Cummanded the 03rtl Higlilnndeni at the relivf of Lucknntr Uih to 'J6ih Nov. 1897,
dtfeat of the (Iwalior Contingent at Cuwnpore on 6tii Dec. aud pursuit to Seraighat, siege and capture of
Lucknow ; cominnndcd the Highland lirigade at the battle of Dareilly, and served in the Oude campaign
in I8.'(3*59, including the actions Purgaon and Russoulpore, andevacuotion of the foit of MlttouIa(Brevo(
of Colonel, Medal and Clasp).
3 Colonel Stixlcd seiTed with tho Queen's Royals during the campaign in Afghanistan and Belooch is fa
under Lord Kcane, including the storm and ca])ture of Ghuxncc (wounded) and of Khelat (Medal fbr Ghuz-
nee). Served with the 7^d Highlanders In the I'ersian war in 18^7 ; commanded a Brigade in the night attack
and battle of Kooshab im.), and the 7Hth at the bomburdment of Mohumrah. Served with Ilavelock's
i*(»lumn in lK57t present in the action at Bithoor, commanded the Regt. in the several actions leading to and
ending in the rrlief of the Residency at Lucknow. Succeeded to the command of the Int Brigade on the
death of General Neil on SSth Sept. and held that command during the whole of the operations throughout
the defence of the Residency, also for two months with outram's force at Alumbagh including the repulse of
several attacks, and the operations ending in the final capture of Lurknow (freqtiently mentionea in Dis-
Catches). Served the Rohilcund campaign in Apr. 18^, and commanded the SU Brigaiue at the capture of
iareilly.
7 Major Macdonnid served the Eastern campaign of 1854, a^ Provost Marshal (Medal and Clasps
for Alira, BalHkla\a, Inkerainn,und S(>baHtoiioI,an'l 5ih Classof the MuUidie). Appointed D.A.A.Q. und
D.A.Q.M.G. 8 Jan. 1855-at Bciitari to thf 13th Atig. ItUiO. Appoinlcd D.A.A.G. to the force in China
from :f8rd March to 10th N'ov. 1857. ServfNl with tho 03nl Highlanders the campaign of 1857-58 in the
Ooah, Oude, and flohilcnnd, including the capture of Lucknow, Bariilly, and Purruckabad.
8 Major Barrooghs served throusriiout tiie Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including tlie battles of Alma
and Balaklava, expedition to Kertch and Yenikale, siege and fall of Scbastopol (Medal and three Claspa,
Turkish Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjidie). Also in the Indian cam|.aign in 1857-68, including the
relief of Lne know by Lord Clyde with assaults on the Secnndraba?h and the Sbabnujeev (was Ihe first
through the breach at the storming of the Secundrabagh and received a sabre cut on the head), battle of
Cawnpore on Orh Dec. aud pursuit to Seraighat, action of Khoflazunge, storming of the Reegum Khote«
and capture of Lucknow— severely wounded, blown up (Brevet of Major, Medal and Clasp).
9 Major Dawson served In the 45th the Kaffir campaign of I844i-7,and (hut of 1851-2 (Medal). Served the
Eastern campaign of 1854, and up to 8th Feb. 1855, with the 98rd Regt., including the battles of Alma and
Balaklaro, and siege of Sebastopol (Modal and Clasp«).
lit Captain Welch served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from I4th July 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
Served in the Indian caropnign fl-om Sept. 1857 to Apr. 1858, including the letiefof Lucknow (severely
wounded, tho ball still lodged), assault of the Secunderbagh, action of Cawnpore, and Anal capture of
Lucknow (Medal and Clasp).
19 Captain Macpherson, Lieiits. Xightingale, Hyslop, and Alexander, served at tho siege and fkil of Se-
bastopol from 14th July 1855 (Med;tl and Clasp).
19 Captain H'Bean served at tlie siege and full of Seba^topol from 10th Doe. 1864 (Medal and Clasp, and
5th Class of the Mt^t^idie).
14 Captain Knollys served with the Scots Fns'dicr Guard* in the Eastern campaign up to Sept. 1854, ln«
eluding the siege of 8ebustopol (Mc«lal aud CInsp).
15 Captain Levingo servid with the 2Uih Regt. throughoot tha Pui\fanb campaliin of 1848-40, Including
tho passage of the Chenab, and battles of Cbilllanwallah nnd Goojerat (Medal and Clasps).
15t Captain lk>ll served in the Soutiiern Mahratta Country in 1858, and commanded a Company of tha
74th IJi^hlonders at the assault and capture of ihe town and hill fort uf Nnrgoond on 1st aad 2nd Jona.
16 Lieut. FttzRoy M'Phcrson seivcd in the Indian campaign of 1857-58 (Medal).
17 Lieut. Fenwick served with the 1st Battalion of the Royals the Eastern campaign of 1854, and up to
10th May 1855, including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and three
Clasps).
14 Paymaster Blake served throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854.55, inrluding the battles of Alma
and Balaklavu, siege of S«>bastopu1, expedition to Kcrtch and Yenikali (Medal and Clasps). Strvrd iho
Indian campaign of 1857-59, including the relief and capture of Lucknow, and subsequent operations ia
Rohilrund and Oude (Medal and Clasp).
10 Qr.Mastcr Joiner i!er\-ed at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from 6th July 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
30 Doctor Munro served as Assistant Surgeon of the 01st Regt. throughout the Kaffir war of 1846-7
(Medal); Surgeon of the 03rd Highlanders during the campaign in tho Crimea, including the battles
of Alma and Balaklava, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and tlireo Clawpx, and 5ih Class of the Me-
djidie). Also served in IndU during the suppreuion of tlie mutiny and was prosent in the operations
for the relief of Lucknow by Lord Clyde, battle of Cawnpore on 6th Dec. 1857 aud pursuit, action near
Futtehghur, slego and fall of Lucknow, campaign in Rohilcund and attack on Fort Rugia, actions at
AUygunge and liareilly, campaign In Oude and actions of Posgaon and Russelpore, and attack on fort
Metlloulie (Medal and Clasp).
21 Doctor Bell serred with tho 70th Highlanders the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, Including the battle
of Balaklava, siege and fall of Sebastopol, and assaults vt the 1 8th Juno and 8th Sept. (Medal and
two Clasps).
22 AsMst.Surgeon Sinclair Ecrved at the siege of Sebastopol from ISth Oct. 1854 to 21it March 1855
(Medal and Clasp).
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rai-nnetRevBon aUi Jan. IRM: enminaBilcil tlir l«iI<iln(Hlli BeiL al IhailMt and npinn of A»>h,
luiUth Jan.; comninil-nl tli« Mth at Ihc >k|:i.- and eaplnr* «t Kolab, lail eummaadni the Scd uwiIiIbk
CDlaina « SOlh H areli ) cuwinaiHled Ibg liir>nlri u( »ri|adiar 8n.tlli't Colamn >1 111* Mill* of KaU ta
Maria twlkm Uwallnr en Itth June nod In Ilw (rnrnl kiIub on Uw IBih June (wounded b^ a muiiid-bill
In th> i.n —n.i wkkli naulbHl in Ilia ripiure of tlw d(j nail fonrcH of Ooallor. and tntaMuiis*
I of Poum oBMih An!. IMS {frt(|iimtl; mcattantd tu OcapUiibu M«AM «A.Cvw^.
•Ian andapl
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836 95th ( The DerbysMre) liegt of Foot.
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4 Lt.G<>loneI Yiiills served tho Eaatcrn oamiMUgn of 1864-d6, including th« tetUt of loktrmao (teverely «<maM),si«ffe
of SebBStopoI, aiid fMrti« on S0lh Oct. (Medal and Clai|>ii,and Brer«t Major). Berred In 1858 at the sicfe umL captaraof
Kotah, butilu of Kota ka 8erla, general action resuUing in tlM capture of Owallor, alege and capture of Pouca Cnen-
tionod in denpatclics, Modal).
• A Lt.Coi. Hon. K. C. H. MMKej eerred nt the siege and full of Sebastopol from Stnd Nov. 18M (Medal and Clam, Bt.
UiOnr, Knialit of tliu Legion of Honor, and Atii CIabh of tlie Medjidie). ^nrcd in 18d8 at the tirge and capture of Kotab,
battle of Kota Kh Seria, gcnrral action resulting; in ttie capture of Owalior, siege and capture of Puuree (meotloaed in
despatciics, Mpdal).
6 M^or Hon. K. S. Plunkctt served at the sicpe of Sebastopol from 10th Dec. 1854 to Julj 18A5, Including th« t%y-
ture of the Quarries on 7tb JuiiC, arid present in the trenches during tlie attack of tbe Redan on the lt>th Juee (UMhI
and Cla^p, and Itrrvct Mnjur) ; iius al«o the 4ih Cln«s of tiie MecUidie for sorrlce In the late Osmaiili Hone ArtiUerr.
Served in 18Ad at thi' siege and capture of Awah and Kotah, bailie of Kota ka Seria, and general action reselling in iha
capture of Owalior (Mtdal).
7 Capt. CImrllou served in the Eastern campaign of 18M-55, including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege of
Sebastouol, and sortie on 26th Oct. (Medal and Clusp).
8 Mi^or Foster served in 1858 at the siege and capture of Awah and Kotab, battle of Kota ka Serai, general action re-
sulting in the rapture of Owallor, tricge and capture of Pourer, and action ol Bejapore (mentioned in despatches, Bmyt of
Mojor, and Medal).
0 "hlt^or Carmichael served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, Including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, sleee and
fall of Scbaslopol, and sortie un 90th Oct. (Medal and Cla«ps, Knight of the Lcgloa of Honor, and 5th Clan of tije
Medjidie. Horred in 1838 at the siege and capture of Kotah (Medal).
10 Capt Smith served the Easti-rn campaign of 185-t, including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, tlege of SebastOfK*!,
and sortie on 26th Oct.>-wounded in the liend in the trenches 17tli Oct. (Medal and Cla^n). Served In 1858 at the »iese
and capture of Awah and Kotah. battle of Kota lea Seria, and general aciion rcsniling in the capture of Owalior (Meda!;.
12 Captain Mooro served in 1858 at the sitge and capture of Kotah, battle of Kota ka Serai, general action malting ta
the captnro of Gwnlior, sirge and capture ol Fourie (Medal).
13 Capt. Stockwell served at tlie siege and fall of Sebastoi>ol from 18th Jan. 1855 (Hedal and Claap, and 5ih Clan of tlic
Medjidie). Served in 1858 at tlie siege snd capture of Awa*) and Kotah, battle of Kota ka Seris, general action resultinf
in the capture of (jwaltor, siege and rapture of Pourie (Medul).
14 Capt. Benisnn served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from itSrd Dec. 1854, including the capture of the Rifle
Pits on lUth April, cu; ture of the Quarries on 7th June, and was present in the trenches during the attacks of tiie
Bedan on I8ih June und 8ih Sept. (Mednl uud ChiHp, and 5th Class of the M«:4ii<ll<')* Served In 1858 at the siege anti
capture of Awah (McduI).
16 Oiptain Wield servid in th^ Fu«iern campaign in 1R54-.'V5, Inrlnding the sirg** and foil of Seba«topol, and was dsn-
geruusly woundrd in the trenches 23 Aug. 55 (Medul and Clncp, nnd5tii Class nf tlieMetUlJl**)*
1(1 Captain Parkinson scr\e<l at the siese und full o\ Sebastop'l from SOih Maj 1855, and was wounded at the attack on
the Redan on 8ih Sept. (Mednl and CIa»p). Served in 1858 at the siege and capture of Kotah (Medal).
17 Captain Crealock, In I8.'^8 served at the siege and capture of Kotah, battle of Koiaka Serai (wounded), und general
action resulting in the capture of Gnalior ^Medal).
18 Captain Robcrtfum served with the 12th Rcgr. in the Kaffir war of 1851-53 f If edal). Served with the 05th Regt. iX
the siege and fall of Sebastopol from 20th Juu. 1855 (Medul and Clasp, and 5ih Class of the Medjidie). Served in li^ st
the siege and capture of Kutiih (Medal).
Itt Lieut. Budgen served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from lOth Aug. 185J^ (Hedal and Clasp). Served In 18:a
at the siego and captme of Awah and Koiah, battle of Kota ka Seria, general action resulting in the captare of Owslior,
siege and capture of Pourie, and aciion of Bejapore (n.entioncd in defpatches. Medal).
lOt Lieut. Maurice servtd at the siege and fall of Sebaotopol from 16th Aug. 1855 (Medal and Clasp). Served In 18&8
at ttie siege and capture of Kotah, battle of Kota ka Seria, and general action resulting In the capture of Qwalior
(mentioned in despatches, Medal).
SO Lieut. KnatchbuU served at the siege of Sebastopol from 16th June 1855 (Medal and Claiip). Serrrd In 1858 at tbe
liege and capture of Kotah, battle of Kota tea i^ria, general action resulting in the capture of Gwalk>r, siege and cap*
ture of Pourie (mentioned in det^patches, MedHl).
20t Lieut. Seitun served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fsH
of Sebast.-tpol. and sortie of 26ih Oct. (Medal and CIttsps, and Knight of the L«-gion of Honor). Senred in 1858 at tlie
■lege and capture of Kotah, battle of Kota Ita Seria, general action resulting In the capture of Owallor, aiege and sap*
ture of Pourie (mentioned In drspntches. Medal) ; was sevurelj burnt by an explosion of powder while senrijig a gan cap*
tured from the enemy and turm-d on them.
31 Lt. Bacon served at the siege of SebaHtop<>l from II July 55 (Midul and CIa«p). Served In 1858 at the siege aad cs:»>
ture of Kotah, battle uf Kota ka Seria, general action resulting in the capture uf Owallor, siege and capture of Ponrce
(Medal).
22 Lts. Rawlins, WiUans, and Holbrook, Kcrred In 1858 at the siege and capture of Awah and Kotah, bstttle of Kota l^s
Seria, general action resulting in the cnpture of Owuiior, siege and capture of Pouree (Mednl^
85 Lieut. Fisher served in 1858 at the siege and capture of Kotah, battle of Kota ka Serai, general action reaulting in
the capture of Owallor, siece and capture of Pouree, dungernusly wounded (Medal).
96 Lieuts. Uacnee and Chappie, and Ensign Anderson, served In 1858 at the siege and capture of Awah and Kotab,
battle of Kota ka Serai, and general action resulting in the capture of Gwalior (Medal).
37 Ensign Knipe served In 1858 at the siege and capture of Awah (Meoal).
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96/2 Regitnent of Foot.
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Capt. fiHUee-M; Bra>.Mt{). SO Jntj M; Unjor, 4 J nne 50.
Janiei William Dewlr,* fiitA c I July 40; Lt. vlSHavSD; Oi/jf . 6 Not. 54;
Bt.Mnj. -1 Kov. .Vi j Jlfnyiii-, 2^ Mar. .IP.
Captaiks.
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^ Frederick HyarFarLar''.
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S John Ciwper
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Paymatter. — TboniaBdiiiilh,*''JiiJuly .'>4 ; Eat. ii May 47; Lieut. S Aug. 60,
Ar^ilttant.— Lieut. Roliert Smith,* ;(0 Nov, 55.
H Quarter iUiufer.— William John Woodruffe," 2 Not. 55.
Surgeon. — Alexander HHCroe, M.U. SG Jau. 58 ; AitliL-Surg. 5 Not. 50.
Aitutant Surgeont. — Joshua Ileury Porter,'* 17 Juuc 53.
S Edward Maknlni Sinelair.'* .M.D. 38 Mar. 54.
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Faeitifft Sky Blue.— .isriitfa, Hi'mis. Cox iCo.
[Beturnedfrom the Crimea, 24 Jtily 18511. Embaritd for India, 0 Aug. J837.]
1 UaJBT (katisl Umit xrveil in llie Amcricmi iru wiib llie JOih. imil nu pmint M Ibt Tarton* oprratioai
at Vtn tieorm. uml a' ihe Milmnor Sionry Cmt aud PliiilBhur^t. Acfumpiaieil iIh- nuimrul "n ilie Omt
npeditini (Mrfil). «ad obibiiuuIbI b hrlinle at ihr ilurMluRBiid n|rtiirrnt tke kdiiiit) •bore CaalOB. flir
wArfa MTTfn h* wiu niBi« a I'H. €dnnnadrd a bntnub ■> ihi! ularl: *nd rBfUare ef thunlyot Ansjt.aadtt
Chbilwe. C«ii>iiniKlrd 'liR
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9 U.CdL Barton httciI at the f iefe of Setaauopol firmi mil:
Ualit <'Bia»IHT. Ifflti Hrtt- In Ihe ionlF an Ilie iiiiihl nf thi
nuekaa wtof the iMBtfurwBTri jwnlM. f»iii whk-hiha Uiur4
ki pi»e«iOB iMeilal «nd Clup, Srcvet Ll.l'idonrl, Sudlnlan «
MkIbIi. Served In Bengil m nipprBUing the MuHiiy In IBST-""
«nd npturt af >'OTt Nuirutjiore LuJinnuiided ine ^hirpihooteri ,. , _...
rort, VJd Sulranpore 'inenlianni Iwk* uid Ihaukcd In dcflpatch], hih and
iot of the Kiueihaitli i aftrriranli Mfi-ed hi UeniTil InMa IKtdal inf CIoi
. Gnmiiiiiidcd tiie
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cnpiiin dT ti.F eacaij'apadtkif »
Cokmel Turner wrred with the fi6th Camemnlans in China* and was prewnt at the defence of Ninepo, action of Ticke,
rm and captuxeof Chai>oo» Wooeung, Shanctiai* and Chinkiangfoo. and demonstration before Nankin (Medal;. Served
h the lACli Regt. in Ceylon, and during the Kandian rebellion or 1»48. Served with the 7th Fuillieri in the Eastern
apaijin duriac the liege of Sebastopol in 1B55, including the sorties of Ath April and 9th May. assault and capture of the
arriev on 7th June lin command of the storming party of his Regt. and slightly wounded), assault of the Redan on 18th
le (brought the Regt. out of action), auaiilt of the Redan on 8th Sept. (in command of the Regt. and wounded), and was
ninatiitjint of the Karvbclnaia at Sebastoiii>l from 3rd Deo. 18.>3 to the end of June 1856 (Medal and Clasp, Brevets of
0'>r and I t.Colonel, CD., Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Clas-s of the Medjidlci. .^rved in Bengal In sup-
»sinf; the Mutiny in ia37-:>H, with the Jounpore field force in the actions of Chaoila, Ummeerpurc, and Sultanporc,
erw;trds at the siege and capture of Lucknow.
L Major Hawkins >«eived at the Kiege and fall of Scbat-topol from 12th July 1055 (Medal and Clasp). Servetl in Bengal in
|ipre<>Ain{{ th«f Mutiny in 1U57-^, with the Jounpore field force in the actions oif Nusrutpore, Chanda, Ummeerpore, and
Itaiiporc, afterwards at the siege and capture of Luckn>>w.
& Mrfjor Il.'WAr served in tue 4Uiii Hcgi. the £iMt«>rn cuiiipaign of 1854-05, including the battles of Alma and Inkerman
^ntioeil wj(ind), sieze an't full of 3tfb:i4tnp>)l, (ortiuof *2(lih Oct., capture of the Quarries, and asMHultt of the Uedan on
til June and 8ih Sept., and wns Toau M'tjor of Sebastopol from Utli Sept. ItiOt) till the EiubarKaliuu of the Army for
jclat'fl ^Mfiiul and tliree (;iu«ps. Brevet Maior, nnd Knight of the Lczinn of Honor).
H Major Harenr. Captain Venables, I.icuts. Shaw, Macdonald, and Lowe, Ensigns Fulford and Gray served in Bengal m sup-
esain^ the Mutiny in 1857-58,— with the Jounpore field force in the actions of Nusrutpore, Chanda, Ummeerpore, and
iltanpure, afterwariU at the siege and capture of Lucknow.
U Captain Annciley served in the Crimea from SOth Nov. to Dec. 1854 (Medal with Clasp for Sebastopol). Served in the
inpre^sion of the Mutiny in India fnmi Nov. 1857.
10 (.'aptain Jones ser\-ed at the «iege and fill of Sebastopol from 4th Sept. 185.^ (Medal and Cla«p). Served in Bengal in
SprcMiiiig the Mutiny in IK57-^58. with the Jounpore field force in the actions of Nusrutpore, Chunda, Ummeerpore, and
tanftorc, aflcrwanU at the sie»;e and capture of Lucknow.
1 1 i'aptain Cannon Aervcil at the- Kiego of Sebastopol from 2(Hh Nov. 1854 to I4th June 18.'>5 (Medal and Clasp).
12 Captain Charles II. Browne served at the siege of Sebastopol from 4th May I8.V1, and was on the stomiinf^ itarty at the
uAault of the Redan on thcHth .Sept.— wounded ( Medal and Clasp, Sanlinian Medal, and 5th Class of tlie Mcdjulie). Served
Be.igrtl in suppressing the Mutiny in 1B.*»7-5H, with the Jounpore field force in the actionaof Nusrutporc,Chanda, Ummeer-
3re, aiiil S'lltanjMire, afterwards at the siege and capture of Lucknow.
l;i Captain Swire served at the siege of.Seba.itopoI from Dec. 1854, latterly as Aide-de-Camp to Brigadier -General Wynd-
ann, and led the a>i»aulting p.irty at the attack on the Uedan on the 8t.h .^ept., and wai dani;erouH|y wounded, was also at
le a!*«iault of the liedan on I81H June (Medal and ClaM>, Sardinian Medal, and .tth Class of the Medjidiei.
14 Captain Henry Browne was pre>ent with General Havetock's field force, and was se%'erely wounded in the left arm, leg.
nd hip at the stunuing of Oonao on 29th July 1857; afterwards at the Alum fiagh, as^ult and capture of Lucknow, relief
f Azinighur, and purNUit of Koer Singh.
l.'i ( \-iptain Hannond served at the siege of Sebastopol from 2«Vth Nov. 1854 to 25th May 1855, and was engaged In a Sortieon
fnil March — received a bayonet wound m the left haml iMetlal andCla<p). .Served in Bengal m suppressing the Mutiny in
S57-M, and present with the Jounpore field force in the actions of Nusrutpore, Cilumda, Ummeerpore, and Sultanpore*
Iter wards at the siege and capture of Lucknow (Meilal and Clai^p).
15\ Lieut. Morcan served at the stege and fall of Sebastopol from 31st Julv 1855 (Medal and Clasp). Served m Bengal In
upprc^tlng the Mutiny in 1857-58, with the Jounpctre field force in fhmt with the Skirmishers in the actions of Nusrutpore,
handa. Ummeerpore, and Sultani>ore; was <meof the stormerh at Fort Dhowrara and assisted in bringing out twoguns under
close fire ; was afterwards at the attack and capture of Lucknow and storming of the Kaiser Ba^h ithankcd in despatches).
17 Lieut. Saflbrd served in Bengal in supprcssmg the Mutiny In n{37-5fi,— with the Jounpore field force in the actioiu of
!handa, Ummeerpore, and Sultanpoie, afterwards at the siege and capture of Lucknow.
lU Lieut. Onslow served in Uingal in suiipres»ing the Mutiny in nt57-5H, with the Jounpore field force In fVont with
ikirriiislien in the actions of Nuitrutpore, Chanda, Ummeerpore, and Sultanporei was afterwards at the siege and capture
if Lucknow and storming of the Kasser Ba^h.
10 Licuts. FitsGerald and Hill served at the siege of Sebastopol from nist July 1855, and were on the ladder party at the
ttoault on the Redan on the 8th Sept. (Medal and (!lasp'. Lieut. FitxGerald served in Bengal in suppressing the Mutiny in
itU7-58, with the Jouniiore field force in the actions of Nusrutpore, Chanda, Ummeerpore, and Sultaupore ; was one of
.he storiners at Port Dhowraia and assisted in bringing out two guns under a close fire ; was afterwards at the siege and cap-
ture of Lucknow.
:lu Lieut Smith served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from 20th Nov. laM, and sortie of the 90th Dec. (Medal and
Claap'i. Served In Bengal in suppressing the Mutiny in 1857-58, with the Jounpore field force in the actions of Nusrutf ore«
Chanda, Unnneeriiofe, and Suitanpore, afterwards at the siege and capture of Lucknow.
il Lieut. Gould served in Bengal in tiuppressing the Mutiny in i8.'i7-.'!8, with the Jouupore field force fan front with the Skir-
mishers in the actions of Nusrutpore, Chanda, Ummeerpore, and Sultanporet was one of the stormers at Kurt Dhowraraand
aaaisted In bringing out two gunsi was afterwards at the attack and cajuure of Lucknow and storming of the Kaiser Bagh
(thanked in despatrnes).
22 Paymaster Smith served at the siege of Sebastopol from 2oth Nov. 1854 (Me<lal and Clasp). Served in Bengal In sup-
pressing the Mutiny in 1857-58,— with tne Jounpore field force in the actions of NuorutpMe, Chanda, Ummeerpore, and
hiultanpore, afterwards at the siege and capture or Lucknow.
i3 gr.-Ma^ter WoodrufTe served at the siege of SebaAto|)ol from 20th Nov. 1854 'Medal andCIasp>.
24 AssHL-Surgcon Porter served at the siege of SebastoiK)! from 2(Nii Nov. 1854 1 Medal and CUsp, and 5th Class of the
Medjidie). Served in Bengal In suppressing the mutiny in 1857-58,— with the Jounpore field loire in tlie actions of Nuirut-
|K>re, Chanda, Ummeerpore, and Sultanpore, afterwards at the siege and capture of Lucknow.
i5 Doctor Sinclair served at the sii-gc of Sebasto|)ol from 2oth Nov. 1U54 1 Medal and Clasp). Served in Bengal in sup-
pressing the Mutiny in 1857-58,— with the Jounpore field force in tiie actions of Chanda, Ummeerpore, and Sultanpore, after-
wards at the »te|{e and capture of Luiknow.
8H Ensign Lawless served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol troxn SO Nov. 1854, including the assault of the Redan on the
8th Sept.— severely wounded, ball through left thigh and right arm (Medal and Clasp, and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
Serveu in Ben>:al in suppressing the Mutiny in 1857-58 with the Jounpore field force (Medal).
[Continuation 0/ Nottt to 98<A Foot.'\
3 Colonel Ralnif rsnd Captain Oranthsm i«rT«d in thr 99tli with the expedition to the north of China io 18(2 (Medal), and were preieut
at th' attae)i and eapt".re of rhlnkianc'nn. and at the landinr before Nankin.
7 Captains Ellerman and Blackett, Lleuts. Gardioer, Ileywood, Qregory, and Smith, and AssUt.Sureeon CoUis served
in the Pe>hawur Kxpeditlonary (orie on the Kuzofzie frontier under Sir Kydney Cotton in April and Muy, 1858, and at
the atTatr with the Uindostanee fanatics on the heii;hts of Satana on the 4th May.
tf Capuins Edwards and Rcid terTiMl in the Punjaub campaign of 184^49 (Medal); lervrd also with the Flank CumpanieB 98th Rett, la
tb< force under Sir Colin Caniph^ll, at th« foreinc vt the Knhat Paai In Feb. Ib&O. 8rrve<l in the Pestaawur Eipcditionary form on tha
Encofeie (rwatier ander Mr Kydney Cotton in April and Maj 1958, and at the adTair with the IIindo»taaee fanatics on the h*ifhls of
Sntana oa the 4lh Majr.
If CaplaiB ClercLand stnred in the Puajaub campaicn of 1846-19 (Modal). Served in the Peihawur Eapeditinnarjr furee on the Euxofsle
frontier wadar Sir Sydney Cottua In April and May IdJS, aud at the affair «lih the Uindofttaace fanatics on the heights of Satana on tbe
4tli May.
IS rajassslrr Lei ch was present at the storm and deitruetion of the fortified aative Mandioifotown ofSabi^ee on the Gambia, on the
iMiiwmmVKA,
13 Qr.VMtarWalyh served with the 0th Regt. thrunghuut the campaign ofIS4S in Aflljfhanfstan under Sir George Pollock,
iacludiaf tlw atorudng of tbe Khyb>-r Pass, action of Mauioo Khail, storming the heights ol Jugdiilinck, forcins the Teireii
p«s«, clariag Uie heifht* of Uuft SLotnl, rtcapturc of Cabul, aMauli of the Istalifl' (Medal). Serred Id the tulM canp^igB
of lMft-4flb taclitdiag the battles of Uoodkee and FeroMshah-fCverely wounded (Medal and CUsp), slao Id tha Punjaab
csB|«ipt«r IHMIt (IMUI;.
98th Begiment of Foot.
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•' Tht Dragon" "CHINA" "PUNJADD."
Colonel.— Ifi 9,a William Llndsaf Darliog,' En». 13 Oac. 01 ; Liiiit. 33 JuasOS: Cnat
' 13 June 06; Majnr, U April 14; JA.Vol. 81 Jane 17; CW. 10 Jan. 37i ATa/.Gn
0 Not. 40 ; ZI.Gen. 90 June 64; Col. Oeth P. 17 April 51.
L'ical. Colonels. — Daniel Raiuier,' En$. vi llareh 36; Lieut. H\ Hay 3S: Caai ft
Mny 42; Afoj.P38ept.50; £/.Co/. I" 1 April S3; C<i/. 28 .\oT. M.
1 Ilonry HateV jt'iW.OJulyan; i(.!Jt).\ov.3.T; Cn;i(.P8 Aug.43i Sf.Afni. 19Jnne46- Bl
if.Cui. 7Jtii.o4»; ilf((;. I'll Oct. 63 ; Co/. 2« Nov. fi4 ; Lt.Col. 18 9«pt. fi7.
) Jln/arn. — Fmucis I'cytnii,' Em. !■ 2!P Jan. 41; L'uut. P27 May 42; Capt. f 3 Sept. SO'
M<Oor, r \i May £4 ; Bt.Lt.Cot. 20 Oct. Sd.
Granville Geor^ Chetnjnd Stiipylton,* Eii: IS June 3!); Xjrat. 13 Jan. 49 ■ Capt r-^
ApriUa; Jfiijor, IBSepl. J>7.
Capi
FrnnclB Hadpu Crawford
Kdirard John Ellerman^. ,
Rilwnrd Urantliam^ ....
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■'rt-dcrick niiodca ■ . .
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Iloiry Wallace Slroui
I Attilio SchebprraR ■ . .
' William UlHCketl'...
' .^^'jllium LenEinefld Lemwi
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14 Oct. all
IS Dec. 40
10 Ve\i. ■AT.
4 Sept. 40
.■■. Oct. 41 i
17 Mar. 43
20 Nov. 41!
Itl Dec. 43
10 May 44;
2 0ent.4fi
26 Dec. 421
18 Sept. 48
6 Oct. 50
OJuly 60
38 May S2
'26M.y 63 1
'II Oct. 63 i
93 Nov. bi I
, '14 Apr. 54
-sojiine43 i'S» Jan. 46! 10 Apr. 67 I
19Mar.43l l6An|;.47 ]6Sept.S7{
21 Apr. 40, >■ 21 Jan. 48 '. a »ar. 58 .
' 29 Dec. 64 » 0 Nov. 66 P 17 Dfc. 58
23 Mar. 56 r 2 Oct. 65 p 8Ji]1y6[)'
0 tt'm. Henry Joseph Lance, >• 18 Sept.
0 Samuel Cooper Walker..'
0 Tlioniaa Gardiner'
0 I David J. Copeland Jone»
U ISidncy Henry Ileywood'..
U JThomaa Fraiicia Lloyd ..
0 'Kingston llrcU
0 ' Kihv.FrBnkGregoiy.Uif;'.
0 Charles Henry Griffin ..
0 i Geo. Washington Smith'
0 I Ceorge Thomas West . .
0 T)io. K.Devereux Bingham
0 , GeaiyeBenJaminWoWle}, ip .-ic|ii. ui
0 I Tlioa. Thornton Simpson i>30June57
0 ; Tliomas Francis SwJnfordP S3 Oct. 57
7 Feb. 61 j , c
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8 June SG!p 10 Au|(. GO ci^iir)i<
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32June 65'pl6May 67 I j';
7 Sept. 66, 18 Sept. 67 I 11.1.
' 0 NoT.SSl'aoOct. 67!f^^
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P 1 Feb. 60; 23 Apr. 58 ,^-^.7'3*,kr«rti1'Fj^. Sr(5i~.X'IK
8 July 50 15 Oct. 66 CoK> CuitIhII ig rrk.iiM. aani iIhi •> ikt
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P ID Aug. 60 rDKlDiih'
25 Sept. 57 Khun. Iki
' 2Feb. 58] ?■■">■,■, ri',
FrAklor Khan Mbr* JHtilibcd on the 7<k April;
-- of lb* Jurliilluck Htlnnu. imitni vUm •■
rMapturaatCalnir, Cur which ha bass lltiJit.D
^oflMMS
CharlesGraliam I lentil cote 1
Percival Herbert Dobbs <
Robert Thorp
William O'Toiile
Richard Toivutey {Pttl May S8|ihe tlorinli
James Gcor(e Uallantyne|P28 May 58 Tjnami, am
I W. Henri SlmmonUa .. 31 Dec. 56,' j", J!' *
SiBirordWIIlanlVBrdow.. >>31 May 5!)i (Medal i.
Edward Haughton |l'28 0ct. 6Q1
i Payinn/Or.— Henry LeiRh," 8 Sipe. 64 ; £n(.34 Nov. 40; IJcu^ 023 Jan. 62.
Aifjittant. — Lirvt. Edward Prank Hregary.e May 5)*.
Iiutruelor of Mmkttry.—Lietit. W, 11. J. Lance, G July 58.
Quarter Afa<(pr.— William Wat»li,"flO June 66.
A'ur^eoR.— Neil Henry Slevart, M.D. 32 June 55 ; Aititt.SuTg. 1 Dee. 48.
[Amitt.SnTgeons. — Janies McNeil) Bcatly, 14 Dec. 54.
I William CoUis,' 14 Sept. 55.
I Samuel Archer, 5 Aug. 66.
Faeingt White. — Agenft, Downea tt Son.
' IBtturnedfrom Bengal, ilaj/ 1865. Emharfitdfar India, 3 Oct. 1S57.]
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., W of Hitaab*. ProTHded 10 tti* PmiiHiiU, and jalnedlh* GUt Light IaftiiUTi>
CsMella Bnnco In Ua^ IXIi; antoiKd on Ihe helthia of San ChriitonI , tht battle or Salananea, and tBn*a4>r or
thaRallro at Hadrldg >iBi>1aFed with hl< n«ln«il bttan hunat: and alter tht niraal fKoi Ibaner ha wn atlaekad br
tTBhuft'tr. anilHailaBnilaadlarneoTtrilnMaT IHia. KQoiiifd the armr on lb* htlgbu or Kchallar !■ PrMtnbn
(»llowl««iaiidwa<|in™!ut •iib»battltof Nlwlh, and tb» iBbwquanl •lUek of thabtlr''- -"" "" ' — '
of BfiiiBde in Ihie. lltlS.and aiuctwd lo )I*for ntntral Htj'i brlsada InlhitllhDIVHbin,
UaskMt and ^walloni befart DaTinar. Appolnled AnMait Adtntant Uenrral ta ibi
rtnaliiad la ebuKt of 'bat dtpartoitnl until lb* •mbarbation of tbt dliliiiM la Aaf . 10
ta Idia ha wat M-aiipcrialed lo the ilttr at "-■ '■" --■ "-
Obarka CoUllle; emplortd wli- ■■'■ •"-'-■■■
I UtBl.aentral Uarlln
11 Cuptuin Sinnid uned in tht Pnnjaul
a la April IB14. a
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99th (^Lanarhihire) Regiment of' Fool.
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09; Capt.3 Jane m; Lt.Col.'M Dec. Itt; Col. SJi July 31; JITnJor Gen
S2Ju1j 30; J^r.C«n.S3 Xot.41 ; Cen. SO June 54 ; CoI.lWth F. COct.GI.
, Eat. 1 July S4; £t. I'fl April 30;
WoY. M ; Bt.Lt.Cul. 11 Nov. SI ; Mai. 20
n Seiit. 88.
PUilipSinvly, Eai'.v%7 llaT.-M; ^j<nM'I8June30; Ca;>t. p 18 July 34; Sm>.
-Viy. 0 No». 40 i Bl.Lt.Cei. 20 Juno fi4; Jlf^.Si Nov. 57; Ll.Col. 26 Oct. 58 ■
CW. 16 Jan. 59.
Day, Bit>. 10 Feb. 25; Lieut. 11 JuneSS; Cupf. 10
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P37 Jan. 64
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6 June 54 p 30 Oct'. 67
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luisLSuri;. 84 3cp(. 50.
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pf.l868.]
rMlbJncludiPEIhe
843 100th (T/ie Prince of Tf^ales' Roi/al CamJiaii) Reffl. of Foot. [aaniM.
Cotenel—Eearj VUemml Ue1ville,> KCB. Bni. tf Lt. 18 Kor. 19; Orl. ii
H Apr. a*; Mo/or, Pll JnlyiiO; Lt. Col. f 3 Dee. SO ; Co(. 26 Mo*. 41; »|
Mnj«r Gen. SO Jane St ; Cel. lUO F.
Pt
licwt. Cofonel.— Gcnrgo do Holtcnbiirg,' CB. Ent. 1 Apr. 15 ; £/. P27 Apr.a7 ; sl
Capl. Pli)JulT3>i Jit.M<iJor,Sl Dec. 41; Bl. Lt. Cel. 11 Nov. 31 ; Col. M
"-' ■■ ".1; -Viyur, 7 May 53 ; Lt. Cat. 14 Mbv 08.
Jtfiyo™.— jBme. Hctiry CrBi)[ Itolierleoii, S«». a July aU; X(. 30 Dec 30; Cup(.
4i
97 FcU. 4*! J3(..Uiv.90Jmie&t; St. Ll.Cat. ii Jaac Sfi; Major, 7 M«j 68.3
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George John Skinner ..i 16 S.-pt. 60 *'».;iop™l tnmi D«.l»»tio M.j 1S» Ja|
n Paymatftr. — Joappli Ilutcliiion, 14 May 68. J ^ J
a ylf/fufHUt Liml. Jolin Lee,'" 1 June SI*. *ifl
Inttnutor of MaiMry.—Eaiign Frcdci-lck Morrli, 10 Sept. S8. £ h3
^¥ Qiinrfer jVniffr.— George Grant, »a Apr. 68. % |i
i'tirpWH.— William Barr.tl, M.B. 28 Mur. S4 ; Afitt.SuTQ. 20 Oct. 43. 65 S
ylM>»(.Sarj*on*.— TlioniBB Uddard, 3 0ct.S7. \tt
^ DunielMurrsy, H.D. lOOct. 57. ||s
Faeingf Biae.—Agmtn, Mesarn. Cojc & Co. |l =
[ITuiAarfcd/or Gibraltar, 7 .Vaj/ 1859. 2»i7w(, /rie i/ Wight.] |« |
irclMfWllreeommnTiilnllliuMrdilurliilclhnuppmiloiiof ll»1iuiir«rtlonln Lowfr Cukdiln lUT; ■nj "
■o In rriwlllni Die iltni'kt of IM Inwrlan Bripindi who Innitnl n»r PisuotI, Upixr Canwla. Id 1<M. ^^ c
RncM Ihv llombuy calumii of >hc armr thnniinnfil Ibe Fiuitiiuli cini]niiii or ]RI«-I1, iHliiding Uia | - S
Md ilurm iif tlm tiivn aiiil cspiura of Uui cilailol of Moolun, ballli: of Uuigirrui, nud •utoqiiml open- i.j ^
Urdal and CIupi, anrl KCB.). B , g
rionrl 4> RMMibsrii wrvtd In Cumla dnrini ilio rftielllon anil r«celi«l thg Bmcl rank arUaforlor S-'^t
« Ihere'nliil.templiiyi'iiMia pHrtcolatSi'rvlw. _ a = "
ipuinCnnk vuim-iFni wiihlhr aiiul nret. m (iMirlionof Climliul 3D June l<<^7uul Ihrou^hont the £ S^^
eo( the Lutlinow lU'~lilrnc> 1 cDiiiinuid.-il thr outpcnt ac ImnVHouM during th* lir»l |iin of Ihc lieiR, i |.S-
Sifo'i Uuuir dunng Ihe liluc put | cuaniuided IKu Sinliu, in nnr of wlncli lu- link a gun In Lutiir 5 .> I
bwl af t^rnty men. for which he wu mentioned in General loglit' deipueh at haTiag *■ highly dia- £■(■£.-
tbedhimKLf" (MfiIbI and I'huvi. C ' h'S
itul. Helclier wot utUvcK cmpUyed dnnLg (he tuppreatiuu of the HebelliuD iu Canfida Id Igl'-M iatha VS E J
JauU Uaanoai MTred ai a Kaial Cadet Ln Ui« BalUc Inm Uareb M Au|UK 1U4 (lltdal). ' "
Jii^e Srigi^e. 343
"UuHTB ViDio" "Rom*" "ViiciBiu" "OOBCMv^" " Bduco" " BtamoMA"
"FMBmaD'OHaa" "CiVDiiinoDuao~"BiDUoi""BAuai,^ci""VivTiniA""Nivium"--IfiTi-'
"Obtbu" "TaiiLaoia" " Phi aid u." " Wateruhi" ■■ alma" "lKKaaHia""aBTA>TOF0L."
otonel-in-Ckie/.—FleU Marshal Hl$ Sayal HighntuVnatii Albert AuiniMiu
Charles Emanuel Duiro/Saiouy, Prince o/Sme Coburg* Gotha, KG. KT.
KP.OCB.GCMG. S3 Sqit./jS.
'olonelt ComiiiaHiiaat.— ID <tA4 5ii' Harry Ooorge Wukelyn Smitli,' Bart.
iiCB.,iKd Lieut, i may Mi,; ii«H(. 15 Aag. 05; Cnpt. ii^vb. \2; Miyor,
3SSept.ll; Luut.-Col.\iJm\elb; Ca^. ID Jan. 37 i Mn^r-Om. t> Nor.
46; Xieut.Cm. ao JuneQl; Coi. Contm. Riito BrJi^uJp, IG Apiil 47.
y jiir George Brown/ GCB. KK. fiu.23Jaii.06; Lt. 6 Sept. 00; Capt.20
Junell; Jf((;ar,30Hayl4; £f.-Co/.30Sept.l4; CoJ.OMuySt; Miy.-Gm.
23 Kov, 41; Xf.-&nt. 11 Nov. 51; Qen. 7 Sept. 65; Col. Comm. Rifle
Brigade, leJaD. 55.
.t.Cotonel*.~?i Alfred H.Horsford,'CB.2»<li(.P13July 33; Xi.P23April
80; Capt. » 0 Aug. 43; 31^: f 20 Qcc. £1; £reD. Lt.Col. 38 May 63;
CoJ. 28 Nov. 51 i i(.Co(. a IVb. 5-5.
Percy Hill, CB. Em. v 24 April 35 ; Lieul. P 5 Oct. 38 ; Capt. p 23 Jan. iO ;
JV^VOr, P32 0ct.60; LI.CoI.HQ Dec. 64; CbI.S9Dec67.
Alexander Macdouell,' CD. 2itd Lieut, r 23 June 37 ; Lieut. P 1 1 May 41 ;
Cupl. PS4 Oct. 45; Brev. Maj. 12 Dec. 64; Maj. 32 Dae. 54; £rnw(
LUat.CoL IT July 55 ; LI.CoL 10 June 07 ; Col. 2l) July 58.
5tr Kobert\Valpule*KCB.3n.f XCm May 25; £(. P2e3ept, 20; Cnp(.P2t
Jan.34i JWo/. i'3l May 44; jBi.it.Cu/.ajuly 47; Col. 28 Not. 54; Lt.Col.
17 Oct. 60.
Fred. liobert Blrington,' 2nd Lieut. <• 7 June 30; Lieut. 23 Kor. 41 ; Capt.
p 22 May 46; Bmfl M<\}or, 12 Dec. 54 ; Migor, 30 Dec. 64; Brev.Lt.C0l.
aODtc.SC; Xi.Cu;. PI Sopl. 57.
:S Xoj-cJAtex. G.RuiiaL'li,<2n(l Lt. r- II July 30; £(.16 Apr. 43; Capt. PJ Aug.
46;B(.A/(i(;.28Mjy53; A/«j. 30Dec. 64; B(. i/.Co/.O June 60; Lt.Col.
P17 Dec. 58.
\I<yort.~l Ileury IlardlDgc.'Sitrf £(. VIO Juuc40; X(. P6Aag. 43; Capt.
P 7 Mity 47 ; Bi-tiiff ilqjar, 1 3 Dec. 64 ; Mqfor, 33 March 65.
n Juliu»aiohardGlyn,'°CH. £iM. 16 July 41; XM' 13 Oct. 43; Cnpf. POJnne
48; S/.JIfn>r, I3Dec.54; J3(./,(.Co/.(l Junc6C; Jtf<B.6JunB67.
Willlaio Aui;.Fyen,'>CB.£iu.P170ct.34; Xf.vjO May36; Capl.'ltSay
47; it/.Jtfnjor, 2 Niiv. 55; Uf.Xf.Cof. 30 Dec. 50; Jtfojor, 10 Juue 67.
Edward Kcwdigatc," 2nd Lieut, ia May 43; Lieut. 14 Apr. 46; Capt.
P 30 Apr. 53 ; Bt. Major, 2 Nov. 55; Major, 31 Aug. 67.
S ifcn. Gilbert filUot," 3nii XicuM'7 July 43; Xiell^Pll Sept. 40; Capt.
P12 0et. 53; Bl. JU^/Or, 12 Uec. 54 ; M^jor, ai Aug. 57.
Cliai. Vernon Oxcnden,'' 3iul X(. p33 Aug. 44; Xteu'. p 13 July 47; Capt,
6 Juno 54 ; BI.MnJ. 6 June 56 ; Mnj. * 1 Sept. 67 ; Bt.Lt.Cal. 36 Apr. 58.
M ■■ Hercules Walker," 2iufXt.23 May 42; X^v30Uec.46; Oipl. P8 Aug. 51 ;
.Sr«e. Jlfrvor, 6 Juae56; 3f({iiir, 29 Nat.67.
Sdinund ManniDgliam Buller,<' 3ni/ Lt. It Oct. 45 ; Xtraf. P24 Sept. 47;
Capt. 20 Sept, 64 ; Mnjor, v 1 7 Dec. 58.
Captains. ' ewbipn. ] lieut. | captaih.
, Won. W. J.ColTJlle," j^Dj. ggfpt.M | 3aN<iy.43 P 14 May 47!' II Oct, 63
/fan. JailiClStaurt,"iifa,. t?jLil;!U. P 34 Ocl. 45|P15 0ut. 47 G Nov. 54
/fon,LeicCTterCu^^on,"^. r,(.8Sfp.M]P20No¥.45 f 13 N0V.47' 32 Dee. 54
i Arthur James Nixon," j/,^.njalfS«l 30 Apr. 47!p31 Oct. 51 do
: Arthur Frod.WBrren.^jUBj.gNoT.M'pas July 47!p11 Oct. 53 do
lV<rClaudT.Bourchier,*i-.«^,l?Juliasj 10 Apr. 49' 6 June 54 do
Edward William Blackett" PUFeb. 6|l 6 June 54 9 Feb. 55
I Horace Frcil. Hill 30 June 45 P 2 Mar. 49 33 Mar, 56
Henry John Maclean | 30 May 45j><16 June 49 do
u ,d Hen.R.L.NewdlgHle,";Uo/.SilJn1;M:P16SepL6l. 6 June 64 do
0 3 AdolphnsHaggeralon Stephen." ..li'17June5l|P34 Feb. 54 do
i 0 8 George Smyth Windham" 'p21Nov.&1 11 Aug. 54 do
0 3 Boyd FraticiB Alexander 'PlI June 62 i'36 Aui;. 54 do
0 llT<!l;Wiiij3.MontgonicrvCunlnghtmo*''Pll MHr.63l 13 Not. 54 P 8 June 55
I 0 |3 Henry Wilmot, ,»/„;. 50 July as p30 May 4!l!P17 0ct. 51 n 1 May 65
I 0 3 Blvergdalellich.01vit,«j((«j,20j„!,.'.a'Plfl Apr, 62 1 20 Oct. 64 PtOAug. 65
i 0,2 //on. I,c"i»\V,Millf»,^j/.l,.siiJulrMii2iJ Ajir. 48,P20Jun8 51 |P10 Apr. 65
' ^ 3 tlarlio Dillon," »»j. »o July l« ....1 18Mar.i;t' 14 Nor. 41 li N01. 65
f, I 3 Charlea William Earle^t ' 34 Dec. 4e'p3e Feb. 61 S3 Mbf. 56
0 I 3 George Ement Rose" 1 |P24 Aug. 64|» 3 May 66
^: 1 WUUkm NorriB*' PI7 Mar. 64 8 Dec. 54 rp 8 Jan. 56
A 4 Reginald Heory Grabam" 9 Dec. 52 15Dec.64|' 8 Fab. 66
Oil Xff4 Bdw. Wm. Pelham Clinton ..'' SJimeM 6 Dec. 64lp 18^pt.97
l-fiU
BifU Brigade.
!,7i
ft 4 Hon. JoSijIin I'rtiiol* Pcnuiiigl"
fj 4 Piufatrdingo Kiu|!an)tc^'
I, 4 ChurlcN Viuo ritilloj'^'
ft 4 llobert IlPUfy ]iv«ni." v 8 Mar. 64 1
/, 4 Uod&cy Clerk, uojur, w Jul. ^3 a Dec.
U 3 Jolm lirett" ISJuW
O 3 Fililli.v William FreiTUiitlo" ■ ]4Jaly54|
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Regimentais (irecn. — Facings Black. — Agent, Sir John Kirkland.
1*/ Bntt,rvturnedfronithe Crimen,! JulyltioiS. Hd.Qrt,^Portsmouth, Depot jM'inchester,
ilnd liatt. rvtitmedfrofH Crimea, June oCk Emh. for India, 9 Aug. 57. Depot, Winchetttr,
3rrf Battalion embarked for India, 20 July 1857. Depot, Winchetter,
4th Battalion embarked for Malta, Aug. 1858. Depot, Winchester,
1 Sir lUrrr Smith served with the Rifle Brigade »t the tlefr. itonn, and uklnc of Moate VMeo under Sir S.
Auchniut3r, aod at the asMult u|>ob Buenoi Ayrei under Rricadler-OeneralCrauftard. Employed with tlic troopc in Spain
under Sir John Mt>ore, frum the battle of Vimiera to the embarkation of the troopi at Ceruniia. Bmbarkcd for tba Pnrfnaula
undsr Major- tlrnvral Robert Crauftird in 18O0 | wa« •rriouily wounded In the action upon the bridge of the Con near
Alnirlrla. Uummanded a Company In the purtuit of MaMena from the Lines of Lisbon i nt the aeCioBS of Bedinba.
CondeUa, and Fox d' Arouer. Appointed Brigade- Major to the ind Light Brlaade in the Light Division, and was pfvaent
in the action o( Sabugal, battle of Fuentes d'Ooor, siege and storm ofCiiidad Rodrlfo, slag* and atoim of Bndajoa, tanitlfi
of Salamanca and Viuoria, attack of the heights of Vera and passage of tho Bidaaaoa, battle of Sam, attaek upon the
position of St. Ji'an tie Lui and heights of Arcangun, battle of Ortbes, aTair at Tarhes, and battle of Toulmue. Appointed
Astistant AdJutantOencral to the troops under M^nr-Oeneral Ross destined against Washington, and was promt at the
battle of Dladenvburg and destruction of Washington. Brought home Dispatches, and went out again loaniikllatcly nndcr
Sir Bdward Pakcnham. and was present at the attack upon the enemy's lines near New Orlcanj, After the death of Sir
Edward he was appointed Military Secretary to Sir John Lanib^-rt, commanding the Army, and was present at the tiege
and taking of Port Buwyei. Appointed Assist.- Quarter- Master- Oeneraltc theStb Division of the Army under the Dnke
of Wellingtun.and was present at thebattWof Waterloo. In IHIS he was appointed D. Q. M. Gen. at the Capo of Oeod
Unpe, ami commanded a dirislun under Sir Bei^amln D* Urban throughout the operations against tbo KalBr tribes la
1834 and 18U. In liltO he proceeded to the Ea>t ludles as Adjutant- General, and was nominated a KCB. for the oetioB
of Mataarajpure. iu which battle he was present as Adjutant- General ( and for his distinguished serrieea in the eampalgn on
the SutleJ and brilliant victory over the Seikha at Aliwal, he was nominated a GCB. and afterwards etoated a Bannet.
Finally, as Oovcmnr and Commandor-in-chief atthe Cape of Good Uope, he attacked and defeated the rebel Boers at Bocm
Plaats aSth Aug. 1848. Sir Harry has received the War Medal and twelve Clasps.
'J Sir George Urown served al the «iiH{e and capture of Copenhagen in 1807, in the Penl mala from Auf.
1808 to July IBIl ; and afcain from July 1813 to May 1814, including the Imttln of Yimivra, paatage of the
Douro and capturtf of Oporto, with the previous and subsequent actions; battle of TalaTerm (WTeivly
wounded through both thighs), action of the Light Division at tlie bridge of Almeida, battle of Banco, the
difTereut actions during Uie retreat of the Prvnch army from Portugal, action at Sabugal, battle of Faeotes
d'Onur, slitge of 2>un Avbastiun, battles of the Nivelle and Xive, and the InvMiment of Barnnne. Served
afterwards in tiie American war, and vas present at \.\w battle of Bludensburg and captare of Woshlagton.
Slightly wounded in the head and very severely in the eroiii at Bludensburg. He has received the Wtr
Medal with seven Claspx. CommandiMl tho LIzht llivisinn tiiroughout the Kaatern campaign of IU4-A5,
including the battles of the Alina (horse i«hot under him), Ualaklava, and Inkeritian(geTerely wounded—
shot through the arm), and siege of SebastopuHMo'lHl and four Clasps, OCA., Grand Cross of tbt Legion of
Honor, 1st Class of tiie Medjidie, and Sanlinian Medai).
3 Colonel HorsforJ serve<l with the Ritle Bri,{ade in the Kaffir war of 184(M7, and commoiided the 1st
Battalion in tliat of 1852-53 (Medal and Hrevel Lt.-Colonel). Alao commanded the 1st BatUlkm In the
Eastern cHmpnign of 1854, including the battles of ihe Alma, Ualaklavn. and Inkeman, uid alege of
Sobastnpol (Medal and Clasps, CM.t Sardinian Mrdal, and 5th Class of the Me<i(jidie).
5 Culunel Macdonell served in the Kaffir war of 184U-47 '.Medul). Alsointlie Eastern eampalgn of 18S4
as Aide-de-Camp to Sir George Brown, and precent at the affair of Bulganae, capture of XSaiytlara and
battles of Almu and Inkerraan ; commanded the 2d Battalion from May 1855 to the fell of Sebottopol,
including the defence of the Quarries on 7lh June, and a<ftautts of the Kedan on the 18th June and 8th
Sept. (Medal and Cla»ps, Brevets of Ms^or and Lt.Col., CD., Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian
Medal, and 6ih Class of the Mttljidie).
6 Sir Robert Walpole commanded a Brigade In the actions at Cawnpore In Not. 1857, and arterwofdi a
Division at the relief of Lucknow and subsequent 0|>erutions under Lord Clyde (Medal and Clasp, andCB.).
7 Lt.-Col. EIrington served the Eastern cniiipaign of 1854, including the battlesof Alma and Inkemaaa,and
siege of Sebastopol( Medal and Clasps, Brevet Mt^or, Knight of the Legion of Honor« and 6th Clattof the
Medjidie;.
8 Lord Alexander Russell served in the KatBr war of 1852-53 (Medal) as D. A. Q. M. O. to the Ut Pi-
Tlsion, and w.is present at the buttle of BereH : received the brevet rank of Miijor. Served also at tlie alfge
of Sehustopol from June 1855 (Medal and Clasp, Brevet Lt.-Colonel, Sanlinian Medal, and fiUi OlSM of
the Me.ijidie).
0 Miijor Hardinge served in the Kaffir war from Nov. 184A nntll Its termination in 1847; ocd la that
of 1852-53 (Me iai). Also in tiie -xpedltion ugain«t the insurgent Boers N. E. of the Great Oranae River in
Aiiic. 1818, wlien he wa* present and slightly wounded in the action at Boem Plaats. Served the Xaitera
Cft'iipaien of 1854, including the baitleR«>f Alma and Inlicrmau, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal aod Clasps,
Brevet Mujor, and 5ib Class of ihe Medjidie).
10 Lt.Coi. Qiyn nerved as Field Adjutant to the force under Sir Harry Smith In the action with mod de-
fent of tlie rebel Koers at Hnem Plaats (horoe killed). Served in the Kaffir war of ISftv-OS (Medal). Also
the ba^iern cami>algn as a Brigade Major and As»ist Ai^.Oon. in the Light Division, including tbebattlce
of Alma and Inkcnnun, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp*, Brevets of Mijor and LLCol., Kalght
of the Legion of Honor, and 6ih Clas« of the Meiijidie). Served the Indian campolpna of l857-di,iD-
cludmg the defeat of the Owaiior Contingent at Cawnpore on 6th Dec. final rapture of Lochnow.aelleB
at Nawahgunge (commanded Battalion) and subaequent operations (Medal and Clasp, and CB.). CMOBOBdv^
tho 8d BaiUlion during the Indian Mutiny, including Ihe Skirmish at 8eciuidra» glen aad CMt«e gf
Lwkaow BBd tubteqaent opcraiioM (Brerct of Colonel, Medal Bod Clagp). . """^
kijle Brigade. 847
11 LtOol. Py«n wnred la th«401h throughout the operations in Candeliar and Aflfkhanittan in 1841 and
1448 (Medal), and was present io the actions at KaleBhukb, Kuqje Kuk, Paofwaie, Tiloo Khan, and Ilaba
Wallte; aliO at the relief of Khelat-i>Qhilx«e ; subsequeutly at Kllla Aiiein, OoMine, GhiunM, and occu-
pulion of Cabool; and in all the adTkira in which the Canduhar Divinion of the Army of Afllehanistan, under
General Nott, was cnffsged In its progresa throuvh the Khoord Caboi>l, Teuen, Jiifcdulluck, and Khyber
Pa«i«e. Srrred the Eastern campaign of 1854-A5 with thf> 2nd Batt. Hide BrigHde, lucludiiiR ilie battle of
Alma, «ieKe and Ikil of Sebaslopol, and attack on the Redan on 8ih 8ept. In (October 1854 he oom>
raandfd a party of Rifles and 23rd Fusiliers from Pickets of the Lixht Division, and rc*piils«d on attack
made by the enemy's riflemen on our pickets, and he commanded the coverinK party of 200 men on the
attadt of the Bedan (Medal and Claspa, Brevete of Hijor and Lieut.Col., Knight of the Legion of Honor,
and 0th Class of the Me<Uidie).
12 Mi^or Walker served at the siege of Sebastopol from Jan. 1855 (Ucdal and Clasp, Brevet Major, and
5th Class of the Mecijidie).
13 Major Eilward Newdlgate served the Eastern campatsn of 1854, Including the battles of Alma and
Inkennan ^wounded), and siege of 8ebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Msjor, Kniglit of the Legion of
Honor, and 5tJi Class of the MetUidie).
14 Ha{or Hon. U. Billot was Aide de Camp to Sir Geo. Cathcart in the Knfflr war of 1852-53 (Medal);
and he was also present at the iMttle of Berea. flerred the Fastom campaign of 1854-55 as D. A. Q. M. 6.
tn the 4th Division, Including the battle of Almaaud siege of Sebostopol (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major,
Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the MedJIdie).
15 Major Hon. W. J. ColvlMe nerved tn the Eastern campaign of 1864-55, Includine the buttle of Alma,
iieeH and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and two Clasps, Brevet M^or, Knight of tlic Legion of Hunor, Bar-
din>an Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjiilie).
16 Lt.Colonel Oxeoden s*'rved on the Eastern Frontier of the Cape of Good Hope against the Kaffir Tribes
in 1846-7-8 (Medal), and was engaged in the succesi>ful operuttons in the Amatula Mounuins against
Sandilli. Served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from June 1855 (Medal iind Clasp, and Bruvet Ms^or'^.
18 Major K. M. Bulier served in the Kaflir war of 1846-47, and in thut of I852-59( Medal).
19 Major Hon. James Stuart served in tlie East^ni campaign of 1854 (Mtnial ai>d CUsp), Including the
battle of Alma and siege of S<jbastopol, und c>)mnianded the covering parly leading ilie attack on the
Kedan on the 18tti June (Mi'ilal and Clasps, Brevet Migur, Sardinian Medal, uud 6ili CIh*8 of ilie MK^Jidii')*
20 Lt.Col. Hon. L. Curxon servc<1 in tiie Kaifir war of 1852-53 (Medul); also at the battle of Berea.
Aerred the Eastern campaign if 1854-55 aa Assiiitant Military Secretary to Lord Raglan, and afierwarda to
General Sintpaon (Medal and CiaspM, Brevets of Mi^or and Lt.-Coi., Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sar-
dinian Medal, and 5ih Class of Die MecUidie).
91 Major Koks served in the Eastern campaign. Including the battles of Alma and Inkcrman, and siege
of Sebastopol until Feb. 1855 (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Mi^or, and Sth Clus of the Medjidie).
29 Major Warren served in the Ea»tem campaign of 1854-55, Inrludiiig the battle of Alma and siege of
Sebastopol (Medal and Cla»ps, Brevet Major, and 6th Class of the Mityidie).
28 Ml^lort NIxnn and H. It. L. Newdlgate served In the Faslern campaign of 1854, including the
battle or Alma (Medal and Clasps). Major Nixon has the Sth Class of the Medjidie.
t8t Ma|nr Bourchler served in the Katllr war of 1852-59 (Medal). Abu in the Eastern campaign of 18M,
Including the battles of Alma, Raloklava, and Inkerman (aa Aide de Camp to General Torrena). siege of
AelMUtopol, nl^ht attack and rapture of the Ovens, where he succeeded to the command of the deiachiucnt
of Riflemen »n the death of LieuL Tryon, for wliich he waK mentioned in the Dispatches, and promoted
Brevet Major (Medal and rianpa. Victoria Crtss. Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 6ih Clasii of the
Meiijidift). Servtd in the Indian rami aign of 1857-58, including tiie siege and capture of Luckuow and
battle of NawabiEUUKe (M'dal aiid Cia«p).
89 Capt. Blackett served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the iMttlesof Alma, Balaklava, and
Inkerman, and aiege of SelMUtopol; commanded a ladder party at the assault of the Redan on the 18th Jnne
(menuoned in Ditpatches) and was dangeroualy wounded— left leg amputated (Medal and CUups, and Knight
of the Legion of Honor).
SU Captain Stephens verved at thesieire of Sebastopol from Jan. to April 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
91 CMpuin Windham served in the Eaniern campaign, including the battles of Alma and Balaklara,
aad airge of Sebastopol until April 1855 (Medal and three CIvpx).
34 C^iain CuninKhamo served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma, Bala-
klava. and Inkerman, aiege and fall ol Sebastopol, attack and rapture of the Rifle Pits on the ni^ht of 20th
Mov. 54 (mentioned in Dispatches), and attack on the Ovens (Medal and four Clasps, Victoria Cross, and 6th
Cla«t of the Medjidie).
56 Major Riversdale Olyn served the EaKtem campaign of 1854-55 with the 8th Haaaani, including Lord
Cardigan's reconnaiManre on the Danube, attair^ of Bulganac, and M'Kenxio's Farm, battles of Alma, Bala-
klava, Inkennan, and Tcheraaya. and siege of Sebastopol; promoted to a Company in the 1st Batt. Rifle
Brigade in Aug. 1855, and served with the reserve at the storming of the Redan on the Sth Sept. (Medal and
Clasps). Served the cumpjign of 18A7-59 in India with the 2nd Battalion, inrluding the eiese and capinre
or Lucknow, and subsequent operations In Oude, arid action of Nawabgunge, also the operations in the
Mepaulese frontier (Mfdal and Claup, and Brevet ol Mi^nr).
M Malor Hon. L. W. Milles served with the 49rd Light Infantry in the Kaflir war in 1851-52 (Medal).
Served in India during the rebellion of 1857-68, and was severely wounded at Cawnpore on the 28th.
Mor. 1867.
87 Major Dillon served with the Odih Regt. in the Punjaub campaign of 1848-49 (Medal), also with
tke Flank Companiea in the force under Sir Colin Campbell at the forcing of the Kohat Pa&s in Feb. 1850.
S7t (iapiikin VMitU served on the statf of Sir George Catkcartln the Kaflir war of 1851-53 (Medal).
38 Captain Brett served in the Kalfirwar of 1846-47, and that of 1852-58 (Medal); and lie was Meverely
wounded at the iMtttle of Boem Plaats In 1848. Served the Eastern eampaign of 1854-55, including the
battlse of Alma and Inkerman and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and Knight of the Legion of
Bonor).
33 Oaptalns Husgrave, J. P. C. Glyn, Ronper, and Tottenham, Llents. Rnthven and NichoII, served at
the elefe of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
S9t Captain Saunders served at the siege of Sebastopol from Jan. 1856, and was with the covering party
leading ttie attack on the Bedan on the 18th June (Medal and Clasp, Sardinian Medal, and 6ih Class of the
Me<Uldie).
49 Captain Lane and Lieut. Cragg serred in the Eastern campaign of 1865, Including the sloge and ftdl
of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
41 Oi^lalna Moore and Playne, Lleuts. Becles and Riley, served at the siege of Sebastopol in 1856, and
wevi wounded at the attack on tiie Redan on the Sth Sept. (Medal and Clasp). Captain Moore hu alio
itae Sardinian MedaL
dS Paymaster Peacocke serred in KaflVaria in the eampaign of 1846; and with one of the columns
which penetrated the Amatola Mountains in the Spring of 1847 (Medal). He served also with the troops
■Oder Sir Harry Smith which crossed the Orange River in 1848 to suppre«s the insurrection of the Dutch
Boera, aad was present In the action of Boem Plaata. Served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including
the battle of Alma, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
43 Surgeon Bi>wen served in the Kaffir war of 1H52.68 (Medal), and acted aa Principal Medical
Wttn lo the expedition against the Kaffir Chief Kn-ll, in Aug. 1862. Was shipwrecked in H.M. 8.
BMimhmd off Danger Point, Cape of Good Hope, 86th Feb. 1862. Served the Eastern campaign of 18M-56,
iMlsdinf tlHt battlea of Alma and Inkerman and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
44 AMlMAiffeon WtUiaae served the Basrem eampaign of 1854-M, iaeludlnf the battle! of Alma*
B8l3likMr% and Inkennan, and itaga of Sebartopoi (Medal and Ohwpe).
949 ti^
45 Paymailcr Laifs ttrfftd in tbo Killr «w of 1808-98 (Ifcikil)i alio tiM EMtom mBgiMfc: »f
18M-M, Indudlni the battlM of Alma and laknrmna, ilof • and fUl of 8«lMutopol (M adal and CImJhL
4<l Quartar UaMer Uarvajr aarred tn iha Eaalarn aampalKOi Ineladhit tlia bafHet af Ataa and tftar-
man, and tla%e of Sabastopol uatll Jona IB5a (Madal and tlina Olmft|M, alio tha Madal tor illrtli^iMwl
conduct in tha Field). ^ -<
47 Qr.Ua<.ter H^gln« serred in Uie Kafllr war of 1840^7» and in that of 18M-5S (Madaj). Alio ^
Eaicern eanipaij^n of I854-6S, Incluning the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and lakeraan, and siasa of
Sol»aatopoI (tfedal uiid Cla»pt).
kO Doctor Scott lenred with the Rifle BHg«4« in thr Kafllr wju* of IS^S-ii^ iadadiBg tlic eayeditian beyoni the Kti ia
Aaf . 1M2. and the anal clearing of the WauAloof. Enbariied with the Rifle Biigndc «b4 Mrredl thraaghoHl tlie taetrpi
campeiRa of l«i4^,— Aon March IMI aeflttrgeon of the4lM Rcfft. (ICedid and ftmr CUajM,aBd Mh ClhM «f tha1Mh*e)-
31 A«ai»t^uriiaon Rcu'li* aervad tha Eautern Cfimpaiin of 1854-65, Ineladlni tJM baiUca of Alnaa and
Inkernian, •ict!«> uf ttebiuto|)ol, and lorlie of 36th Oct. (Medal and Olaapa).
62 C^intain Freiuantle Mrvcd In the Eaatem campaign fhim Nor. 1854 to June 18.'i5, and waa aareralj
wonnded In the attack of tha Redan on the 18th Jane (Medal and Claap, and Sardinian Medal).
53 Ciiptaiu Singar aon-cd iha Eaatarn campaign of 1854>5j, indadin^; the battlca of Alma and Inkennan.and
•lege of Saba«topol (Medal and Claitpa.aiMl 5tli Cia«» of the llL'<Uidla).
54 Captain Knvx xcnrcd the Eaatern campaign uf 18M-5S, including the batUoa of Alma, Balaklara, and
Inkcrroan, alege of 8cl>aHtopol, rcpalao uf the sortie on 2<!th Oct., and with the ladder party in the attack of the
Redan on tii« 18lh June (mentioned in DiapHtclies), when bo waa aevereljr wounded by grape-ahot— left arm
amputated at the almulder ( Medal and Claapa, Victoria Croaa. and Knight of the Lagicm of Honor).
59 Captain Couiaon aerwd with tho Qrenadier Guardi at the aicga of Sabaaiopol (Medal aad CUi^).
50 Lieat. Sydney Oarr Olyn aerved at tlie aie^ce and flail of Sebaatopol from 6tk Sapt. 1665, Includiag Ike
aaaault on tho Redan on tiie 8ih Sept. (Medal and Claap). U5>
67 C^)tain Clerk aorvwl at the alege of 8aba«topol (Medal and Claap).
58 Captain Wood sarred with the 80th Regt. at the alege and fall of Sebaatopol IHim tOth Jl^
(Medal and Claap).
69 Lieut. Sritbeby aarved at tho aiega and fail of Sebaatopol in 1855 and atormiof of Um Sedan of 8ih
Sept. (Medal and Claap).
00 Lieut. Mildniay tervcd the Eaatern campiUgn of 1855, including the aiece and lUl of Sebaatopol
(Medal and CU).p).
81 Lieut Hon. A. J. Peanington aarrad on board H.M.8. BtlUrophon aa Uidahfpman at the boabffd-
ment of Sebaatopol on 17th Oct. 1854 (Medal and Claap).
03 Doctor de Cliauroont aervcd the Eaatem campaign of 1854-55, Indodlng tha atega and lill of Se-
baatopol (Medal and Claap).
03 Doctor CuUen waa attached to tha 68th and 48th Reffta. for nlaa montba duriMt tba alege af Sebaa-
topol; and wa« witli the 4tl) Li^ht Uragoona on the cavalry expedition to Eupatoria (.Madal and Claap).
70 CapUin Harington Bcnred at the eiege and iall of Sebaatopol from the ^ Sept. IJB65 (Medal and CUap*.
71 Lieut. Cbolmera aenrcd in the Indian campidgn of 1 857-58, including tha Rcaptme of Cawnnore, alege
and capture of Lucknow; alao alfaira of Kooraee and Nawabgunga under Sir Hope Grant i and lattcriy on
the penonal atalT of that General (Medal and Claap).
73 Enaiitn Cary aorred fire yeark in the Rojtil Navy, aad waa on board ILUJA. Aibi^m with tbaBlfek
Sei tlf^ in 1851-55, Including the bombardmeot of Sebaatopol on 17 Oct. 1854 (Mtflal and Claap).
74 Lieut. Travers lervod In the Indian eamjialgn and waa aererely wounded at Cawnpora on tba ftth
5uT. 1857.
IContinuation qf Notes to lit Wut India Refft."]
S Colonel O'Connor commanded a brigade of dataekraenta,— lat, find, and Srd Weai Zadis Bagia.—
Enrolled Panaionera, Royal Gambia Militia; Commander Bradahaw, officera, flallan, and Baiiaaa of
H.M.'a ahip Jirau<aticr, against the Mahometan Rebela of Combo; atormed, eai^uiad, aad totally da-
atroyed the strongly atockaded town of Sabi^ on tha 1 at Jnna 1S5S, and acqafand, by tzvaty, •
valuable tract of territory ; the aeiiae entertained by U.M. GoTemment of tba rary efloaliva saaaaf in
which tliia service was performed by Colonel O'Connor and the officer! aud men under biro waa coor^ycd
by the Duke of Newca»tle in a deapatch to Col. O'Connor. On tha 17th July 1855, ha attacked aad
repulsed a nuiueroua force of Mahometana commanded by Omar Hadajee, the Black Pniptaat, aai wbldi
occasion 20 men were killed, and 63 wounded, of 340 British, and Colonel O'Connor waa aavsalj womdad
in the risht arm and left shoulder. On 4th Aug. 1855, he commanded the combined Britiah and Franeb
forces againtt the Mahometan rebels of Upper and Lower Combos, and after four hours' Hgbtiny la the
Pass of Haccow Kouko, atormed their stockade, and totally routed the rebel fbreat, with a lofla af MO
killed and %vounded. For these aervleas Colonel O'Connor was created a CJI., and placed on tiM llfll of
officers receiving; rewards for diatingaished aeirices.
4 Maior Murray commaDiied the centre division of the brigade, and was engaged at the atormiBg aa^ captam af ibe
stockade* of Sabio^ on lat Jane ISiS.
0 Ma)»r F.etcher commaadad the detachmenta of the 1st and 3rd Wett India Beginieota vidck deatrtiad
the town of Malaj^euli, Western Africa, in May 1855, but with aevero loas, owlijg to tba OfcnrhalmW
force of the enrniy. '' ^ *•
9 Lieut. Straehan rommandHl a detachment of the lit W. I. Rcfft. al DaaMh Accra, Gold Coast, dari^tttf
o/ ItM. He also cmnniaBaed a dMalea at ttic deaBruatieto Of ttai krge Maadiaio town ef MaleeglHa,
Had May 18M, where, out ofe ^rcaotlMmaai ««wa(ds«r 79 ana b«|^ i sAtaif were killed or '
Ut fFeMt India Reghimt of Foot. S49
■"•aOADALOPPE."
Stt*. iO Dm. 01; li. ni Copt.
June 91} CU, 10 Jan. 37; jtf^
tl. Uc W. I. Regt. 9 Sept. 65.
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]; Jlfof. IJan. 47; Bree.Lt.Cel.
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0 Nov. fiO
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350—351 2nd Wat Itidia Rtgimtnt of Foot. —r-r--
Colancf.— pSiVRobMtJohn H«Tvay,iCB., .ffru. 8 Oct. 03; Xt. 9i Hmr. 04 ; 1 1 1| j
C»pl.2ian.OO; Miy. 95Julyll; Lt.Cal. 21 June 13; Col. 33 July 30; Itv' *
^ JUHJ.Gtit. Sa Not. H;LI.Ge>t. II Sov. 01 i Gfn. 17 July fiO ; Col. Sd W. I. c !f 3 ■
Iti-K^. Ii>june46. ESi* I
Limt.Colomh.'-nenTj Waie Whitfelld, E»t. 13 Veb. 28; U. 28 Oct. 81; jj-l s
Cn;it. l.'j A)>riU3i JWiy'. UFeb-M; i^t.Cnl. 3 Feb. U ; Col.iS Snj.&*. «^|* ;
Tliumsi GibbinK», £»>. IS Jan. 47; LUfit. 27 AjirlUO) Crrjit. i' -J3 Oct. SS; =S'f J
iV<U'(ir,l'!IJaiu'&(; Xinif. Col. I'SD Apr. 50. 1 = ^3 1
S ilfiTJor».— JamwOweu Bovill,* anrf Z,ii!Mf.i'23 MaT.47; i.ieK/.?SO Oct. 48; E<*t *
Capt. >' Hi Dec, 53 ; Major, f ao April M. 3 e || •
ThuinuiiHanlwirkSmith.*£n«.0FL'h.4n; Xi'chM' lODec. &S; CiTo/.PiaAiie. S= *| >
J[i; Mujar,^7_iUyJi8._ i5|* i
JBB. Dclainahi MciiiIb ..-f 3 Nor. 37 ! -JllOct. 311; SO July 47 Stl Oct. S8 i^J
■J Win.M'CarthyMurray..l 99Feb. 3fl| 4 Aug. 41 1 Jnly fil I *"
John Dcaiig Itceec :P£»l)ec. 46 k :28 Aur. 41) <>28 Jan. 09'
i£ \Vm. Elliot Mucklcr* 1 8 Uav 40 16 April 43i 14 Fvti. 6»'
H'illiuin Hill* ; WMa'yA:). 21 Sciit. £4 r aU Not. fi6 , ^'flf-
(in>nicJaiiu.'«ltey .... 1 Nov. 44 ISJan. 47 l&Mar.^: ^E-3^1
KicbarJ Henrv Wlllrackslp 3 Nov. 48 13 &Uy 53 i>17 July £7< I S ^ ! ('
IbikpbyS.WilklnionJontJ 13Ani;.47) II July 511 lAJune&g: -i-Xi
JumcK Lambert Hymn .. 14 Get. 46' 80 Dec. !i\ IQJan. 5t)> l"^!^ I
Fnincil Di'lniabriy Wynlt 11 April4S 22 AuR. 40' IDSi'pt.Mi "^ik^ <■
X Wm.<M)'$liuilgbnc!u>y..lp lltJun('.i4 3 Ads- i>u,»;)0 8epl.61) ' 3 ? ^
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LloyU It. Creak Drouet' j » Fob. 49 1 37 A|i
llnralio Jump* Wise ....: 'JHApriWlf 14 Fsl
William Diivia'" ' 34 Au);. r>2 r>]HOct. 00
Jiime<i Kiiij,'«lay MaunMll UD Sept. 53 3 Feb. .
n Jnliu Ilurfii-r l-J Nov. S3 1 .Tnn« u.i „„ ,.- ,„ ,„, „* -« pr,.,.i
S. ticwcll Daveniiort.... 31 Jan. A5 II May 5Sl«it>. >»■»..( <hr paw. .rito
S JaineiGerraril KiiiK.... 7 »fpt. 6j •■ 14 Mar. 50; i;™" •"■' """^ *"™' "?" "^
M.U'in.B!diTcllE[lwarclm< 23 Oct. 55 17 Oct. fid - ^"■■'^.
Mchl. Jobn Utciiam«m..i t6 Oct. 05 16 Mav 51
Charles T. Kilward i Not, ii5 3UJudd.'}:
MartinLyncl i UUce.fiS' it Aaf. 51
S CharlMBurvCreilnek.. UMnyAti' 10 ^opt..'>;
William IIvAry McCoy..: 34 Oct. Mi lOOcr. 61
S Henry Albert Piatt » tJJan. 67 80 Feb. 6f
^ llulwell Ilvly II. n'aUlie 0 July 55 1 « 7 July G7
iS Francis Adnin Kuupp ..PI July HI •" 7 May 58 ,_ „„__
Cburles Edvard Ruucll . '.'4 Feb. lil IS Juuc 6i< ii.«> •-]
Tbo.MaemillanFofO,.^(tr. I June 6.11 2lf Fob. 6C
I!rneitTlu>odoreEvaDa.. 15 Nov. .'m' lU Sept. fig;
!£ HubertEyro 17 Oct. 57: 32 Nov. 58;
Edward M'Mabnn Forbci 7 Nov. 67 i IS Jan. 5U
Arthur O. Smltli c 31 Dec. 55 17r^-pl. 68'
?< George n'illiani Rcadc .., 91 Aug. 55' 81 May 681
George Ma«iv9tu(I<i«rt.. 2!) Dec. 57 i„thV»™',?*ti.?d .«.??« b.^™!^^^ M!aE =
■i Lionel L'nvilliam Brett.. 15 Jon. 5l» i^Th"*."*' ''''■ /""K^^""'*^?!?" "'^ J-'f^v?
Robert SlrukiT Turton . . BC Feb. 58 "TS" uI™« iu pbHI™! "hi itinii and -sll '^S'
Sidney Wulkin Willliimi P 6 Uar. 68!<lNtriiMI<ni of tk* rortlArd Kailif Xuidln(a 'S^=^1S
ProiLLudwigMathewi.. P 38 May fi8|lo-norB.b.j™ooUH«»Bib(.,gort.lilJu». jjSj.S=_-
lleiiry Lowry 13 Autf. 58 '™' HSx||t-
^ Charlri D'Ubrre llowcra 20 (let. 58| cS'T^t
■^ AinbroM MaJdm 24 Dec. 68 ; II" Ssl
ni;llum Berry Ulinan .. 13 Mav 61)1 fe^r"
William Ge.)r«Gow.... U2July 5!l aSS?"^
lieurKeFlt^teliirCiiward.. -.'It Aai;. 60 '?ac^=^
S pM^ninrfn-.— \VilliHiiiNrJlsdn,4 Ijee. fi7. e|-s|»',
/lf{/N'nnr— Li>Mf. Thouin* Hacmlllan Fi^, 28 Oct. 6U. ^'^l-cT^
IwHrui-lor of MmMrs.—Emlgn F. L. Mathcw., 27 July 50. | si S ( S
(JM«rtFr.V»iter.— TlinmaaKelly, 2 0ct.66. 'Mel!!-!
S i'lu-tfiWH—Ilidiurd Edward FiliGibbon, 22July5«; .4HM.5>ir0. 10 Jftn. AI. XiilS"-
^Mirt..V«rj,».— Cliarkii MHgr.1, M.B. 16 Sipl. 57. ■Si'S*l1
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S Ge..rge Harinan llarrli, 23 June 68. O Sjlol
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3rd fFesi India Begiment of Foot. 852
GpteMl.^9 Wm. Wood/ CB. KH. ffu. 27 Jan. 97 ; Liiut. 27 Dec. 97 ; Ca/i#.
3 Dec. 02; MiU- 14 May 07 ; Lt.-CoL 8 April 13 ; Col, 22 July 30; Mtif,-
Oen, 23 Not. 41 ; Lt.-Gen. i 1 Nov. 51 ; Qen, 31 Aug. 55; CoL Srd West
India Regt. 8 Feb. 49.
0 ' £itfu/.-ColoMb.-*Wm. John Chamberlayne, JE!n#. p25 Not. 42; Lt, 6 Dee. 44 ;
Capt. 31 Auk. 64 ; Jlf/<;or, p HI Jan. 57 ; Lt.-Col. p 19 Feb. 58.
3A Henry Edward M* Get',' £iw. '4 Sept. 40; Lieut, p3 Feb. 43; Capt^SJiug.
45 ; 2^ajor, P 14 Apr. 54; Bt.Lt.CoL 12 Dec. 54; X/.Co2. 31 Aug. 55.
Afo/ori.— £dward Conran, Qr.-M. 2 Dec. 42; Ens, 17 Oct. 45; LU p5 Nov.
47 ; Capt, ? 4 Feb. 53 ; Mqjor, p 15 May 55.
0 Wm. Beverley Robinson, Ens, 27 Apr. 49; Lieut. 26 Aug. 51 ; Capt. P24
' Mar. 54 ; Major, P26Mar. 58. _^
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Captains.
E1C8IGN.
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LIEUT. I CAPTAIN.
Jas. TraTers'.e.93S«pt.5fij 28 Nov. 34; 29 July
Rich. Plunket Ireland'..
James Francis Birch, s.
Fred. Geo. Nuttall Clarke
23 Dec. 36 ; 28 Dec.
7 Jan. 42 1 30 Deo.
P 17 May 50 ;p 17 Oct.
36
38
42
51
BKEV.-MAJ.
Alexander Dunlop |P 9 June 54 i 24April55
Henry Rowland j p 31 Aug. 54 , 24 Apr. 55
15 Apr. 42; 20 June 54
17 July 40
0 Apr. 55
P 15 May 55
p 29 Dec. 57
P26 Mar. 58
Wm. Rice MuUiuer .. ..'P 1 Sept. 54
William John Russwurm^ j 5 Feb. 47
: Robert William Uarley . . i 8 Oct. 47
Francis John Green . . . . j 22 Nov. 55 p 15 Apr. 50 j p 10 Dec. 58
Fred. Wm. John Dugmorc. p 16 June 57 ' n 29 Dec. 57 P23 Sept. 59.'
21 Sept. 55 p 26 Mar. 58
28 April 49 \ 13 Ann. 58
29 April 40 1 1 Oct. 58!
Henry Fred. Sauiidcni* . . ; 30 July 30
LlBUTEKAMTS.
Parr W. Kinprsmill, Ad{j, 7 Aug. 46
Claudius Kerr 12 Sept. 48;
Henry James Ralnsford^ .. 1 5 J une 49
Thomas Maurice QuilF. . 19 Aug. 51
Alfred Aug. Richard&on. . ■ 18 Nov. 53 i
William Codv^*' 10 Nuv. 54 j
Francis Shearman 19 Jan. 55 '
James Bower Jackson ..| 2 Nov. 55
Thomas Dunn j 16 Oct. 55;
Francis Graham Dunn ..j 15 Apr. 56
H .C. De la Pucr Berchford p 22 :Sept. 54
James John Plum ridge'
Ebeoczer Rogers
Thomas Davies Mahon . .
Stephen George All man . .
Wm. Aug. Trydell Helden
John Moore
EVSIGNS.
0 Donean Forbes Morray . .
0 Thomas Francis Beauiish
0 Robert John Stewart ....
0 Richard Wilson
0 William Gavin
0 John Croly
0 Fred. Chandos Clifton . .
0 Richard Webster ......
0 T. Calclough M'Corinick
0 I Thomas Croft
George Francis O'Grady
24 Apr. 55
24 Oct. 561
14 Nov. 56!
5 Mar .
7 Mar.
6 Aug.
27 Dec. 37 1 18 Apr. 51 1 24 Mar. 58
I 1 GeuerftI Wood terved BIX yean
1 A A '1 M\ ' '" *^' Weat Indies. Aeconi>
lO April OU puird the espeditioa lo lUaover
5 June 51 >n l***^- Hennttervedihecaui*
in a • c;i 'p*i|rnofl80S>9^nelodiDy the battle
lU C«epi. Ol ;„f ConiDoa. SubtequentlT at the
14 AuiJf. 53 '>iefeof Fluahing, he volnnteered
•\ti iLfJ. cLtv to •torin the eoeiuy'i cDtreurh-
10 Alar. OO tnirnu, which he carried; and ia
19 Aug. 56 Nnvrmber he vaa afain icnt to
r G^n* r-M. W'alcbcrrii to coter theembarka-
«> :?ep(. OD tioBof the croopa when the lilaad
P 17 Oct. 56 »M evacuated. In IMIO he pro-
irs Tuna ^') eeedrd to the Mediterranean,
lO J une Of I wliere he aerred three years.and en
15 Jan. 58 brinv promoted, in 1813, to the
P 30 June 57
17 Nov. 57
58
1 May 57
25 Aug. 57
1 1 Sept. 57
P 23 Oct. 57
26 Jan. 58
Lieut.-ColoDelrjr of the Moih, he
joined the amy in Spain. Iti 1HI4
Ke accoinpanied the 8Ath to Ania>
14 Ai.n. Aa rica, and rummanded it at the
JD AUg.OB ij,,,^,, „^ Bladenaburir, where he
1 Oct. 58 .received four aeverc wound a, had a
^a . P 1 1 VaK Ml hor»c shot under him, and was
56' 23 Mar. 58 ' pnioner of war. Ue baa Necivrd
p 1 Anw r.O the WarMedalwithoneCla>p for
i Apr. OV conwna. On 1 401 Marek IS6I he
I waa appolDled CoomiaiMler of the
I Force* in the Windward and Lre-
j ward Island!, where be Mrred the
I usual period of Sve yean.
I 10 Lifut. Codj Mnred wllh
the Rojala during the Cstia.
Idian rebellion of 1887-S8, In-
jnludlnff the aflkira of 8t.
I Charles and St. Euat.tchv.
5 Capt. Ireland accoiii|ianied an expi'dition
80 miles up the (lainbia in IH-IU, on wlilch ser-
vice he commanded o fleld battery of ariilli-rj,
rontiiting ol three light ais-pounderi, two
ihree-poundera, and a howiiser, liaving per-
sonally traineU the men and hi>rsi>s fur the
oecMion, and was mont faTourably mentioned
rn the public Dispatchea, and recommended for
15 Oct. 58 ' promotion. He wan alro at the storm and de-
18 Jan. 5i> > xtructiou of the town of Bauibacoo, and la the
11 Mur r.o subxequent eni;at(en)ents with the enemy.
\'\ \f -Q ^ Caplaln Kusswurm, Lieuts. Rainstord and
1 J May o» > Quill, were present at the fitorm and d(>siniction
1*22 July 50 r of the (ortlHed native Mandin^o town of Sab^jte
t!3 July •'>!) I ^"^ ^^^ Gumtua, on the Ist June 1803.
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I 0 Paif master. — William Honry Browning, 14 June 50.
j 0 Adjutant, — Lieut, Parr Wm. Kiiigsmill, 28 May 54.
0 Instructor of Musketry. — Lieut. James Bower Jackson, 10 Feb. 57.
: 0 Quar/er-3fa«^er.— Martin Doorly, 10 Oct. 55.
i{ ^ttiveon.— Deodatus William Eaton, 1 1 3Iay 55; Assist.Surg. 24 Oct. 45.
0 Assist.-SuTiis.^ioYiik Gillespie Richardson, 10 Mar. ^.
0 Hugh Deane Msssy, 10 Mar. 58.
0 William Declan Carbery, 5 Aug. 58.
Facings Blue — Agents, Mesars. Downes & Son.
t U.OolOBdM'Q«s St rvsd Um Esttarm campaign of 1864-66 with iha IDth Beet, iodndiDf Um bsUlss of
mk (wciiadsd) sited Inksrsuui, snd slefs of Sebsstopol (Mtdal and thies Olaspc, Brerst Lt.Col., sod
kCbMsofUMlMJidia).
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16 Aug. Vi ; Xiy. 'aS Btpt. 47 ; Bl.Lt.Col. 98 Nor. M ; lA.CtL
«i Mitchell Macilurialil,' ind Lt. 88 Oct. 30 ; Li. ^90 Jul; 36 ;
ay ii; Bnv.Uqj.QianvM; SIifi.fMimr.BO; at.Ll.Ctt.VR
les V»nacnp«T, 4i>(I Zl. pIO Aa^.S!); Xt.90et.4Si Oipf. '18
irfe.3f.o. 83 Wov. 69 ; -Vfytfr. ^80 Uee. fi9.
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k Tr«nclicll' 3(1 May 49 SO J d tie 45 38 Ju. 63
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Ti Bulherforri* I« Jau. 47 : 30 July fi! f l.-i Apr. £6
brIlWatioii UMar. 4b SI Sept. 54 p37 JnnefiO
t' 7 Not. 48 'II Mov. 45 S» Aug. M
u jam«BiBaaea VI Feb. S^f IV Aug. £6 P Ifi Ma; 57
0 iGeo.AdolphiiiTranelicU ' SOJunt 45 0 Jan. 471 33 Apr. U
0 Cliai. Hamlllon Roddv..' 8 June 65'' 7 Mar. 60, P 34 Sept. 58
I 0 iHenry EdwardWat»n..i'l7 Dec. 6»| 9 Ko.. 66 rB5 J»n. 60
0 i\Vm.JoH>phQOTman....[ 13 Jan. 47 : IS Sept. 51 18JuB«69
0 ljam» Cimrhell Fielding I 10 Apr. 4D 10 Mar. 551 16 Aug. 60
0 |B.Cni«.Wm.C.BIo»iomi>l''lS Apr. fll [ 6 June &4| iS July 68
0 Tlioi. Goo. O'D. Hrrroy \ l»Oet. 64; 80 Aug. 5« '' SO Dea. 60
Libute:«as»9. I I
0 Gother Mann Parconi ..' 17 Oct. 61' 17Aug.66i
0 JFMderickB ~
0 Cbarleal.yi
0 IjnhD JameaCahlll M .._.
! 0 William Ouj,-l* 88 Auf. {yi'i-iO Jan. iiS .
; 0 BeiJ. 8teplii;ii Du Jardln fi July 63 93 Apr. «J i
O lOrbvMoHtguineryHunWr '17 Ang.aOi 8:iJulyS8
0 And'rew Murrjv Walker aOAug.M: 83 July 58
0 IpnuieiiArclilbalilSteirartl 31 Aug. 55 ; i'84 !)ept.68
0 'Wm. Biddulph Pincbard ' 31 Aujr. 65 i 16 Oct. 58
0 "rtaoinaa Gaali I IH July uO ,' 10 Apr. 57
0 iFenton Joslah Hort .... i' 10 May 57 ;p 4 Feb. 50!
0 AnliurHaoaard ' «5 Mar. 50 - 18 June 69
0 Joseph Albert Uentnn ..i OJan.57| l5Aug.50t
0 Chirlea Uedukin PIS Oct. 57 ; P 80 Dm. 511 '
' ENStnNS. ! < OiiiUlH Hiwk MrTf4 wHk 111 Mk Rnn.
0 QuyWni.Fred.L'£BtTange!<'33 Oct. 67 UinuEhnut lUannpilcn of 1«U )■ Iflk^U'
0 FTwI.Thotna.Togart.... » 9« Jan. o8 '•»" (>''''f\""l" 3f a»'S« £""»«, «d
0 Henry Dkkiion Demaiii 83 Apr. 58 of Juxdullnek. .flhir In llM nuen vJltj,
0 FranclsPearMnMurray.. P 0 Aug. 58 inrminnil i*tT«te«a and Hurt Jloi«mBaa-
0 Mich*eijosepiiTighe .. ^ »«p'-M. |;';i' '"'■;•';•■ •'J*'™k"I^
0 jFred. Chen evil Haldwin 84 Sepl.5» i.ullff. Uf MrvVdMA<l]ii>aai*rtfci«b Iffi.
rMann t-arconi ..' " ui:(> ui ' i/ Aug.uui s ca^in wauamt tmnr«
IckBluIr Slaplea-.l S4Apr.66'P lAug.50|-lib ibt "h ""I; l» th«
!al.ynatt I « Jnly 52|p IS Sept. SOl^rlpw /™«^ N«- W"
FwneaCahlUMillerl 87 July 55'''15 Way 57 1^ "i, -TSaiiSi TS
IWh June lUedal ud Cla^.
pTicu. •..nenevii iwiuwiii ^i lic)ii.vd i,ullir. Uf Mrv*dMA<l]ii>aal*rtfcinb >
_ rrhomaa Fletcher Roddy " Q Ocl. 58 ibiininpaiiinat IMft4 M ihitaik), ami
0 ■Henry Wliallev McUis ... 0 Oct. 58 ja-wnUa It* WIUaiolMiMKlkM. ?*«■--
n -I wiMi iJ :.!. II 11 K„. fji [lior»iholHBdrjrMin),aiidB<*taen,f8i
0 J. Willlamt Arrowimilh" U noT, mN L^ ^^^ rarrlieila Htdal awl ivocaaii
0 Alfred Randall 19 July 50 Ij Eutan Aimmlth mri with iLc -^
0 .Edward Negua Wood vS^July 59 1<*I(<'M'miht)i< ScMoKlfanKM Mar
0 John Glove? ■ soAug 60i"A*"ll-l'^'»«l-l»^"-*.'-
0 ^Pogmaiter. — Hoory Dudley, 5 Mar.69<
6 I 0 \Ai^iitaitt.—Lieta. WliliaiD Guy, 1 Oct. 68.
'-' 0 Vuartrr-Afiiatcr.— ThomuHlller,'*8Jnly 53;8ii>f Xieuf.Il Feb.48.
0 SiiryMn.— Henry I.1on«lCoweii, 5 >Iay 54; .Auiit.-5Hry. 17 June 4K
0 ij4Nw(.-5nilMi-— Jn*epb John Tbompton, 14 July 54.
0 . Bdwaid ar«cg N<uii," 10 Feb. 54.
Regimentala Hmn — Fiietng* Black.— .Iifinit, Sir John Ktrkland.
t I>t..O))oa«l Larirdwnt InilMRgTBl Naiy (Or ntarl; four rem bcfor* h«ntrrid iba Amy.iBdamitf
latkalkamiH war, havlnr awn prnrntatihilakUit efRBBwan,U»eapWreef 8irUm,»o<Tarlaaa iiO«f
anfaKBHiB; after vMch ha acronpiiiMthi«sBbln*dIlit>l and Military Ei|>«llii<in np ika ■■■■n
Ktrer, mid «ai Bmmi at ikt eontart nf Nfit*e< and Biuwln i hat rrerlml tbn Mfdil lor Ais. Ctm-
■•aadMlikalnwnlnitHriMM'-tarKinnallP.Oyiini.diinaeikfRttalltoaanMS.
t Ul'ul. HuDioHhi nminMiHlai a dflirhninl coiitlMinzar a t^oniiianT of Il.r ITib Brct.an* kiMa
CoananjDl U^a Cnioo RiRn in Kon«tBllii,dDrln(lhe XMmUImi In llioKMidlan Pr<nln«i,c*Tl«,lB lau.
• CapMlH IlTaak ud RiUhPrfBRl §m<a *lth Capt. IJIIla'* dMarluni-Bt In a*IHIIn|[ Ik* tanifnti
Cape Mnutited Riflemen.
"GAPEOFQOODHOPK."
Mantb.— Bobert Newport Tiol^,' Biu. * April 33 ; ^inii^ ■> 10 July 3S i
'.rlSUce.40; Sm.Af^'OT, 11 NoT.fil; Jfi^'or, olO F«b. A3 ) Lt.Cri.
T.56i Col. aSHay od.
SUantDIi,* £ai. p S Ocl. 30 i £f. ' IS Feb. 31 ; Cufif. P8 June 30 ;
>>a8HBr.45; Zl.CnI. "3(1 Julj' 49 j Cui. 38 Not. 64.
.— TfaODUa DoDOTWi,' >E:im. is Mar. 97 ; i^uf. IG May 33 ; Capt. 19
41 ; BtMbj. 15 Si'pl. 48 ; Mgj, 1 1 Wot. SI ; Br.LUCci. 31 Aug. 56.
Jackun Catey,* Eju. '33 July 45; JAeui. I Apr. 47; Capt. 'OOel.
.lfii;.>3B J«n.63; Brep.l4.Col.K Jtfny 59; Cat. 3S Wot. 54.
16 Feb. 41
le Feb. 44
tOJan. 40
8Jbd. 47
8 Jan
47
39 Dec. 43
1 Apr.
47
96 Oct. 53
1 Apr,
47
SflOrt. 58
47
15 Bept.4S
411
11 Wot
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34 Au«
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41 June 56
Dec. 55
10 Apr. 57
S3 Uar. 58
1 July SO
861
itronp,'c.l9Koi.M |«3dact. 37
» ,...».»^HRre' 97 M>r. 35
0 ! Frederick Campbell' ■(
H BilMt*e.I«KoT.M,f-' 7 Feb. 40
Id Here Kqliiht'o ..ivUFeb. 45
:i M'Donnell" ]»98jQne44
lea Tan ITotlou Pole' neTer ''
,HariandBe11'*....l 34Mar.43'
S hLoTel'niuraby'*..'P 1 Aug. 4<t >> 14Bla.v 53 f
=:: iFlaehalBoyes" ..[ 3Jaii. 45' S3 Jan. 47
HaTTey" i ST. Aotj. 4fi 1 Apr. 47
»a John Luea* .. ..\f
LlinTENANTa. '■
rheadoraCnrEirright'p 3 Feb. 55' o 5 9ept. SG
itopherJno. BamanllP 0 Apr. 5fi ■> 5 Sept. 50
0 ar<l Roilit ' ieJuns53' M Feb. 57 p
0 ird Alexander Lyntr' 10Mar.64 13 Ma; 5
0 ]e«B.Man>hal1,..4i{/.'>> T Jane 54 ir>jBu.5
0 F.nsklne WoodrM>ff«: 0 Mar. 55 15 Jan. .-ie '
0 lam NicolK>n I SOJuly 55' 13 Feb. 53 *
0 C.L.Pi(EirtlllBn)!>' 8 !4or.&5'i- 13 Felt. 53 "
0 eBaahatI Hiigbeo- 30 No>. 65' 83 Miir. 58 »aZ^Tk>^ir<!Uc!^"c
0 orin Humphreva' 91 Dec. 65' 30 M«r- M i ""^"™ H"' '■"■
0 Yewdllrabatit'.. K13June6A »n Mir.6U n^m ih> nt.
0 Currie P27 Scpt.sa'l- ' July 5».*»jigji«^»<
lenry Randall .. r3(> Sepl.50'l'S3 Sppt.S«l.)M<kt«mmi)>.SuM,^
^ arrbron Harrl* vao Srpt.66!g„ri<k
B. F. Wooldrldge 31 Nov. 66 1" *"
3 F.Wjatt 34 Feb. 67l«4m.
Herriek "33 May 57 ■■™^''*™S"'»«'
3 ^ UalrympleHay p 20 Jan. 5S , TMij„7i'i, »rT»d
Henry Id&rlllier. 12 Pel). 56i )MT<U«lal). '
>. M. Ilallewell.. 13 Feb. 501
George Udwlll Haniclte k 10 July bi\
WilliU Beury Sali 13 May &0 i
Arthur Hole* "18 Oct. 59 ;
!? Hamilton Sabine Puley.. P Ifi Dec. 60'
Edwaid Vanrenen "SO Dec. 5D'
■i PnyauultT. — John Gregory Giimey, 6 May 63.
"S Adjatant—Lieut. Cbarlei B. Hanhall, IH April 56.
Iwdruetor of iluiieiry.—Eat. C. H. Marilller, 7 t*ept. 53.
Quarter lUatltr.— J ii\m Lanclrry. 5 Feb. 58 ; Cor. 1 Dvc. 55 ; Lt. \ Apr. 57.
Siding Mailrr.—C\wk Morri*, 6 June 55.
Sur{ieon. — Alex. George Montgomery, .^.5.0 Dec. 45; iSiirgwon, 3 Oct. 67.
< 0 Aitut.Surgaonii.~RivaT<l L'E»tran|:e, M.D. 16 Sqil. 67.
0 Henry Kiin^n, S3 Apr. ■'>8.
0 {Veterinary Surgeon.— John KinRtlev, 3U Marcb 3D; lit Clait, I July GO.
Jtcgimmtalt On^n.—Faciitgt Ulaeic.— jl^mt, Sir John Klrklund.
' -■] TlnJar xnad tbe eiunpitgn npunii (He ItiUoti -I L^rg in 1U4. He -» alio pr>wnl In
If Uahuiijpgr>,«»Ui Ok. IMa(U«l>l|.ar' --■ ...- ■ .
.nlMX^^'^ii^t
u'Sb^^kV^ll^
865 Ciy« MounUi Sifimun. ''^'l'Ji:\
1m had » p«non«1 rmeontra wMh fbur anned Ktflra (tb* Chief Zt to and out of hit Ouptaloa bcfaw ol At
party), two of whom he slew slnicle-handed. For the aboT« terttett h« recelTed the bra vrt rank ofUt^,
Oommandf^ the troops In the BoTereifrnty durinx the Kafllr war of lUI-Mt crowed the Oraaco RlTer hi
Feb. 1861 (efftHTtlng the paiMge with ROut, wagoni, ice, in a tfmporary boat eoBMmcled on tha ttccatfon)
to auUt in the prutection of the Albert DUlrirt, and on the 88tb Uanh followlni, with one tnm Ci^
H. Rifle*, one tix-pounder, and a iiua:! Burgher turce, defeated a lar^e body of Tambookit-i and Baaatot,
under the chirft Moocroee, Umhaii. nnd Rpepere, leaving upward! of 800 o> the enemj dead oil the Held.
4 Colonel Carejr served throughout tiie Kaffir war of 1B4U and 47, during which he bad a borae
wounded under him. Al»o ibrouijhout the war of 1850-54 (Me(!al), in which he was tligbtij woaaded, and
bad a hone lillled under him. For the above tervicei he was pr»ni»ied to the Brevet rank of Lt.Col.
8 M«uor Campbell served nsa volunteer, and afterwards as a provisional ensign In the Cape M. R. throuah-
out the KaflSr campaiien of 1835 (Medal). In 1644 he proceeded In command of a troop to Port Natal, and
was engaged against the revolted Zoolu chief Todo. In Sept. 1848 be commanded three ■qnadrons at Bloom
Fountain, and advanced to Wimhun:h for tho suppres&iiin of the Dutch B*ior rebellion. Served thioaghoot
tho Kaffir war of 1S&1-53-59, including the operations in the Amntolas, passaga of and operations acroat
the Kei in Dec. 1852, and other desultory operations. Commanded a squadron with the force under Sir
Oeorge Cathcart against the -Baralong Chief Mosesli, in Dec. lt<52 and Jan. 1858, which service coBCloded
the war. He receiveil a serious injury while artivrly engaged against the enemy at Paffiilo Poat, S7 Feb.
1853, by the dislocation of the right ankle and fracture of ihe bono of the leg.
0 Colonel BIsset served through the Kaffir war of 18:15-0, as a volunteer, and a« Bnaign aad Lieot. !■ a
battalion of Native Infantry. He wan Field Adjutant to a division of troops proceeding to Colcaberg in
Dec. 1842 to suppress a rebellion of thv Boen*. He seived through the Kaffir war of lM5-<l-7, at the
commencement of which he was appointed Deputy AvsiAt. Qr.llasler General. Waa prcaent at tka battle
of the Owanga, nnd all the minor affairs with the' Kaffirs, and was twice alightly wounded. Ha waa re-
peatedly thanked in General Orders by successive General Officers, and tiaalij received the brevet of
ll^Jor for Ills services during the campaign. At the close of the war, he was appointed Brigade Ma)or
of British KafTraria; and on the breaking out of the war In 1850 he wai severely wounded In the lint
engagpuient with the enemy in the Amatoia Mountains (Medal).
10 Cupt. Knight served the SutleJ campaign of 1845-4ti with the 16th Lancert,and waa present at the
affbir or Buddiwal, and in the battles of Allwal and Sobraon (Medal and Clasp). Served In the Kafllr was
of 1847, with the 7th Dragoon (iuards, when he commanded the Cavalry Escort of Sir Harry Smith.
Also during the Kaffir war of IK51-8 (Medal) with the C^apo M. Rideinen, including the action of Berea.
Served again on the Staff of Sir Harry 8mith, and iub»equently on that of his successor. Sir Oeorge
Cathcart.
11 Capt. M'Donnell served tbronghout the KafRr wnr of 1846-47 fMedal), during which he commanded
several successful skirmishing parties. Led the successful attack under Sir George Berkeley against a large
body of KaAn ported in one of tlteir strongest positions at tho Sohoto Mountain, where tbay tiraeherausiy
murdered Mt^or Haker and four other oiticers two days previously. Was present in the action with aad
defeat of the intureent Biiers at Boem Plauts V9lh Aug. 1848, and on Mi^or Armstrong being severely
wounded he commanded the Cape M. Kiflemi'n during the latter part of the engagement.
13 M^Jor Bell scrvid throu;;houi the Kaffir war of 1850-52 (Medal) on the staffof Major Oenaral Somerset,
commanding the 1st Division, and was present in every engagement wilii the dtvisi«»n ; commauded a de-
tachment of Cape Mounted Rifles at the Kaffir attack on Fort Hare and Alice, 21 Jan. 1651, whcB tha
enemy were repulsed with great Ios<.
IS Captain Thorsbv served In the Kaffir war of I850«O8 (Medal), and wasseverely woonded in action on
the Fish River Bush (Hh Sept. 1851.
14 Captain Boy es served throughout the Kaffir war of 184fl-47, including the action of the Owanga
(Medal).
15 Captain Harvey served with the Cape Mounted Riflemen on several commandos against tha Kafllr
tribes, between 1827 and 183t. Throughout the Kaffir war of 1854-S5, Includtngthe enaageuicnt in Bus-
man River Ports 15ih Jan. 18^, several oihen in the Trompoter's l*ort, punult and capture of the Chief
Boko. Served with Colonel Somerwl's division during the Kaffir war of 1S40, and present at every en-
gagement In which the division was in, including the battle of the Gwanga. Acted as Adjutant to a detach-
ment C. M. R. under Colonel Napier, in the Kaffir war of 1850-59 (Medal).
RegimentaU Green. — Faeingt Scarlet. — Agent, Sir John KiTkland.
I Lt.Colonal Rndrotd itmi ih* Bttun nraixlfn of IBM, InsladlDf 111* bUU* or Aln» (Mfdil ud Clua,
mod Mh clHi nt ih« HodJIitla). "
3 CipUiD Hibberl atmi is lk( KifflrWu of Ittt-U.udirHiroiiiided In artiaii it WaloUoef m 4 Kirch
lUl (Mcdil).
4 CipUlnTirlBiHrtnl wlthlhaaih Rrgt. In Ih* Crlnmfrcin laih Prb. ISM, Ineludlnf Iha iLrga ud UI of
i Caplain U'GiU Hrnd witli the Hith Rifln in Ihe cuBtaigi of 1K57 ininit IhB MnlioHn in India, iBclndinfr th»
tctioni oa the Htndui. btttle of Bodice ke Smi nd forcing the hrighti bcbm Dcltii, tlie iDtxrqarnt itegit opndloiu,
IMinLt 4Bd cutHTe of the CitT with tbc liiiMl Attack on and DCrupatinnof the F«Uce in>Dtn*iun on 19\h June),
t linl.SucklinrKTTcd with the 45th Kegt. iluiinirlhe KaHlr war of lM«-47 |MadnJ>; and with tbe ItttlillDTil tiidi
teriBglh«BDnu«wtr<>tl»J!-iS (Medal), incluiling MinalMn. tlio Whits Hodh StocLadc. and the >toniin|af Ihg
Vhob hfoda mt BugooB.
r KBdinThonialtnrifd Iht Pimjub eurpalin of IHS-4B In tho Srd Light Dniiooni.ineliidlai UitilTUrtt
BuD•a^■^ V'f <•* th* Chcnab.ullani of SutooUpon, Chiniinwillih, nnd Oonlent (Medal ud lno CU^).
867
SI. Hebma Biginmit.
HetUtnanl ColOHtl.~V>'\W\aa PorbM Utcbf ati, ^i*. 7 JbIj 37; £i*H
Capt.8 June 4^1 JVfifar, IS Jnn. 58 : Lt.Col. I Whj SO.
JUiuar.— HeDr/GRlmn.Eni.'lS JunaSOi ZkhM' 19 /nneSa; Cap/.
BtMaj. 11 Wot. 51 ; HI.Lt.Col. M Oct. M; JfgfW, 1 MtyllO.
Caitains, |_ '^^«'±'?j_ ^i!""'^:
Robert AleiuidprLoDdoii i-lGSept.46 8jDne4U
John U.Prcndervllle 10 Not. 43 IS Aug. 48
'6Mu,4D;
^ Bdmimd CbarJn Buura r 14 Jiue 50 P 1 Mm> 55
HenryTajIer ■■■J5Judb5;{ lJiAu(,&6
Joo. Baldwin Uainsnlt lUinJer f 16 Dae. 63 f 34 Oct. 60
: JohDM'NiRiM.ilib'
Adolphui William Conipbcll
JahQ QlB«a Gordon Stuart. . . .
Geotge :Jt«cfcpo1< FurnBll ....
John Ljraagbt Hewi
J
d5JBna«
a>tJal7 57
15 Jan. 6S
111 P«b. 56
1 HajrAO
i Feb. 40 3Aug.5d
16 Feb. 53 36 July 67 i
I June 55 ' 1 May 57
3 Hay 56 4 Juiw5S
6Juue56 1 Uoy 69 1
ii William Buiaell Hath ,»13Dcc.56P 5 Aug. W
Aatbony Edmoiid Doncltn .. 96 Aug. ST
EdoanI DruntTDond Hay 13 Au^. SB
Georgo VHDtlcr Lambc i' 1 3 Nor. 58
Thomas KiiglBnil ; 3JunoS9
Ai^atant.— Lieut. John M'Namw, 4 June 58.
Itutmetor of Mmhetry. —Captain 3. B. H. Balnier,0 0«c. 58.
fiua-rter Afnitn-.— John HobKon Writflil, -J6 July S3,
^urp.— John Mulliiia, 0 Oct. 54 ; Auitt.SuT^. 13 Oct. 4S.
AuUtitHl Siirgcaii.—Jamet Janline, 15 Ocr. 54.
Faeingi BntT.— Agent, Sir Jolm KtiUaDd.
wi-ittrT.' Royal Newfoundland Cpmpatue»,
■nil Half "^ . ^
„ ! .. Jolm Jamei Grant/ Eni. 0 Mar. 9«; Lt. i> 13 Fcli. 38: Capl.SS Mai. 44:
** "» Bt.MaJor, 12 Dee. 54 ; Mqjtir, 17 July 55.
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I 0
CArTAlKS.
0 WalterSaxton Bold ..
0 Tbotna* Hanralian* ..
0 A. Saundera Quill, ^r{f'
I) . Dsiild Edward Daly..
0 William John Coeu ..
EHsioHe.
0 Williain Qtllmor
0 William CavaoBgh
tl Nov. ul I
' OFeh. 551
as Feb. 44 '
31 Aufl. 55
7dcpt.aG
30 Mar. 4&
1 Vnior Gnni Hntil Ik
iiitrTn nunjMirzn of ISIttAa. in-
dwIiH Ihr iaitki of Bdakbn
and iDkcnun, lita ud fall nC
StluUaiKd (BnT^ of Xijor,
Medii uhI Ihn» CluptX
StbivH Dn 111* Ouabia ci
l-'aciast Blue. — Agent, Str John Rirklaud.
iml It Ihc norm ud de>trunk>n of the (ortilid nilirt
OcU Coat AriUiety Corps. 858
fivor.— HeiiTTBiTdJ£M.»S7 3«pt.43i £trat.P18 Apr. iS; Oipf.flBBpt.
"i Brw-Jf^i-.gJwSe; Mtiiar.%1 Wot. 66; £t.Lt.Col.^J*i>.SO.
CAPTAIKt.
hoiDMCochrwi*'
kKBIOH.
LIBUT. CAPTAIT. BKBT.-MAJ>
26 Apr. «
a Jan. 47 , as Jan. 66 SB Jan. 69
mph Bioonell'
10 Sept. 61
IOF«b. t^'. 33 tloy.55\
:harIe«AoKii»liuDHuiell'
■ 18 Jan. 30
'10 Apr. 40' SMIySa
S lh«.Hr.T.B.d«Ha»iBnM'
30Jnlj M
' 2 Nov. 40 118epl.57j
1 Dec. 54
S aw. N. Robt. OalehouBc'
M Feb. 66
21 So*. 56 J©Jnlj60'
lenry Augiutus Williams
3 Apr. 67
lOJune 67 S'™*" *" « '■!:^'"^.""'iV
'mncUJohnBolloo*....
4 Sept. 67
9 Nor. 68 ?r;^™" "«;i4^5 "h.
Iiomu G. Danger, A^j.
96 MaT 6S
ohnJameiMathoir....
90 Jalj 68
Edmund Weatropp BmjUi
17 Dec. 68
IBJuly 69 udlnnrHll of lb. «'<«».;
XoniK Sliara Uonnn^l fom. nHltlaR la tba
u .UwSTd Moore
Sd Jan. 69
a;mi?..r*" "'"••■•"■■>"'
U Qiiborne Horner
36 Mar. 6!)
0 lj.nw.TlioB.oii
10 Jd'j 59
0 1 Ai^/utant.— Lieut. ThomBa G. Danger, 33 Apr. 59,
0 InitTucior of lliuketq/.—Captom EilnanI N.th. Robert OaUhouae, 24 Jul; 68.
Faeingt'BlM.e.— Agent, Sir iob.Ti Kirkland.
I L>.CDlonel Bird comiuadcd % dilichmml of 131 tan at tin Qalil Ca<M ArUlltrr In drhne* at ChrWluikolf
Ilia (falat ■ Rf l»l rarer dI 4CKID nitn. In Srpi. and OcL ISM, duiliig [h« bombu^aieal uf tJi.l and Ih* tdjaeaal
WW HI Labodr aril Tacl. by H. U. S. Scmrvr—wauailcil (Bmtl of Hajor). Admlnliicnd I)n ODTrinnunt
Ibt Gold Cowl durlnf Ilia lucaaulul uprillikia acaliui Ilia Ckotitui, m mlki In (ba Inurior, ta Btpl. Oct. b*«
IT. IgU rBnnI of Llaut. Colonel). .
i Uaiar Cochiwic cummaudcd Ibe r.ipedition uunit UieCnitiWn in Sent. Ucl. ucd Xor. Ib'M iiieludinillM tctioa
Ibe Ciobboc HethU OB (be IMk Sept. (Brrnt of UsjcO.
I CapiaiBi BrowneU and Gatriioiuc and Lieut. Boltoa Hired with the EipeditioB uiiiul Ihi Cnblion in Sept. Oct.
d Not. lua. inctmliH tlieuiioo at the CnrtibM Htiablicn the IMh Septanlui.
(he Ullt B(p. on tb* Gtilaa «iinttlloa (Uadal), and waa preiant nl Iha aUvk
and Chln.kiant-fiw, gaiiad irilli lb* Gold Cnail Anillecj "iUI
4 CipIilD Daniel] eened It
S Lieai. Charlea llcveli Kmd viib the Lipcdition afauiit i)i« Cii>1.1»ea d
ting Oo<.«id Not. 1W8.
School of Gmmery.
SfifU.Mvir
Otrtimi fulnxfgr
, ColoB«lW.B.Oi.rd»er.
. LicDt.ColonelS.E.Oodsi,
(-H«]or F. B. Ward.
. CaplainT. BHHtn.
. CpUin H. H. Aid.™.
School of Mvtketry arid Inspectors of Mnskelrif.
RIf' iHtftCUr Otner*! vf iznlnKllmt . Utiar General C. C. Haj.
„^.^„.Jtmmtndanl,M^ar, and Chief Intmfttr Colonel Wllford, IT June M. [OH
Dqi. JUKt. A4/. Sm Jslin>l'KaT,Au.UABi.M;Zf.B]br.Mi
n»r«i. r..fn.ri«.. ( Captain Edinml O-Callathan. 10 F,
atplain murvam j Captain Samuel r»irtlou|h, IS y. .^
lAtKtftnUnUruelari [ Lieau Artliar Walker, TO ?. . . .(
Parm"!" O. B-CCreaplpif,! *|iriIMi Jfo/ar.M Ji
QifTttr UaUtr.teUAnatkaf Litut. JuaaiSUdi,' S« Apr.BDi Aii. 1> Jaa. U.
SwatoH Joba¥o«t.r,M.D.h.p.7SP.
Inifttltri ef UtuiHrg.
laan Qaaaraa* DirraicT.— Kant, aauai (ticrpl Chlchealar), Surrej, Beila, Oi-
furd, BiMlilntbun, UiddKaai. Eita, HerHtird, Badlord, Huntingdon, Cmbildie.
II Wnraaa.— Huta (aicrpi A
), Donal, WiUe, It
. Oapt. M'Ona, U r.
■onaibaa, Armafii, Dawa, Hajo, Sligo. Lelirln
RoMoniaan, Lanctord. Venainth, ud Kildarc
t. CoaK.-Coik, Kiac-i Caunlf. Queen't Cunntr. Clan
7. MOBTH Asaatci ...',..!
Llmarieh, Tlpperarr. Xll-
. CapL D. ThoBipion, n T.
. CapL latj, as r.
', CapLO. I>.PIii.M>'p.
aS9 CHATHAM OABBKON.
TBAMT. — Mt^oT Oenerel HcBty Gyre.
OF BmojkDB.—Bmet-M^ar Oimloii, SS P.
Invalid Depot.
gg — ^B Henry Aadenou,' Eat. 22 Jalf 13; U*ut, 1ft Jon* IS ;
■^ 30; Brrttt-Majar, 0 Hot. Mi SlVP«t U.-Cal.-iO June 6i;
y 63) Cul. 90 June AU.
;^ — Tliamii* AmiMWB IU*lini, £iu. rll Not. 41 ; Xicuf. '39
■(. f5 Feb. « i ht.MnJor, »8 0«t. 68.
nt dc te»f.\er,' Em. p 1» Itopt. 33; £M Apr. 96; C<i}if.»G
Unjor, Giambi; Bt.U.(M. 11 Ocl. bV.
iry iiavillc,' i/. Sf Ad^. ±1 Oct. 65.
uhn lleniy Uuttliew*,' il Oct. 13. [Feb. S3.
ohnHKKenilaKMUiedy,<3<IOct. 96; Eiu.i* Ptb. U; LI. '■6
I co^gnl Aiiuunnn uriw in. ctiDiHiicD) ur 1(114 >n<l IS iii HoJUnd nmt U.t Nmh.rliDdi.liu'lutiiir ibe
Waurloo. Saian'll' w«iid<id nl Watarluo b; ■ iii.Kkcl.MI. «h>cb brokalba left tliouldei, |MU«d llinii|li
1 UcBt. SaiiUc HTTcd the Eulmciinpiini u[ l»M-it, indudiaK (li* battle <( Inktimu, alter and fall
or Scbaawpol <U(dil andClupa).
a Pirmuicr lL»«l«wi ^FKd in Ihs .\opuil xir In Mi and 1.1 j at lh> rami.™ otHatliua-, Id tkr
* Pariuiler K.«naadf itnti ai I-armutar o( Ih* ttai B<i(imeiil Id Sdnda dniliic tba eampiiiu
' S LLCnluiwl lie Truicr nnrd in Sciniic. in lummand vl h iXirlimnil, prolHtin;; tbe ilum uJ ammiuuliui
of Uu mnf Irarlnd up tba Indua- Sovtd alao in rh« Ufbl Company i^ tbr ITII1 dvmg the an^ucn li .^'
■haniflan and Ui-lowbulaii. and tu priacnt at llic itunu aod caiiUm «C Iba ftfftniBCa uf Gbuttev uu Kbtlal,
lac vliich lie hu rrnivcd ihi' Miikl.
CAVALRY DEPOT AT MAIDSTONE.
COMMASDASX.— Ciii. CharlM Win. Morley Balder*, CB, 12tli Dfi.
Abbist.Coxm.— L^- Col. V. II. Teiuli-llecker, UnAtt.
HiDiNd Mabtkr.— Af-ee.Viuiir Wm. Gtlffin Sutton,' DnstL 31 Oct. 66.
ADiVTAmT.—Capt. William Miller,' h.p. !! Dn. 14 Nov. 66.
Patmastrb.— E<lwHrdG(iuvenubltt,10Fet>.44;£>i4.i'0D«c.31) Lt.H»\pi.S!.
QUABTBft Mabtbe.— Ji'bu Swindlcy, 1 Nut. 30.
TSTBHiNAKvSUHOliU.v.— CbarlcaCurUnBrutt, 8March33i Itt Ciau, 1 Jut; 6S.
CAVALUY DEPOT AT CANTERBURY.
COHHAHDAKT. — Coloiul J olin C. Hopc Gibiane, Unatt, 17 Not. 57.
HAiOB.».—iI^or Eixani TanikiiiM>ii, Uuatt. 17 Not. 67.
M^jorloha Wycllffi! TbumpiOD, Uaatt. 11 Au^. 46.
ItlDINU JlABTEB. — Cap/aio Jolin Kemp, h. p. 4 P. 10 Feli. 68.
Adjutant. — Copiniii Julin Yates,' Unull. 24 Oct. 69.
iMBiRucToa or MiT«KiiTRv. — CorFifl Kdward PuUcyne, 8 Huuan, 1 Apr. 69.
PaThabteh.— JolinSlephen>oii,>3U A!iril47; Or. lU Feb. 44; £t. S6 Sopt. 45.
QDAATBRXASTen. — Jolin ThompRDQ, 3 Oct 48.
1 OpUin
Mill
11 campaiii
a wnn tht bmu anil
r«,batll»ofll.l^la
,Aud Inkw
SS^
ud aicgv oC :
Scbaib^ lUedal and fan
DEPOT BATTALIONS.
Itt Dtpat HattaUon {India Drpott). Chatham,
LUut.Colonal.— Henry Jervie,' £n«. IB Dec. 11 ; Lt. 89 Dec. 14 ; Capt, r IS
SeptSCi B<.Af(y. 83 Not. 41 ; Mit^. P 97 Sept. 48; Lt.Cal. '9 Mar. SO;
Col. 38 Not. 64.
Mnjort.—Hvacy Dinney Ellia,' Bm. 14 June 42 ; Zivut. f 31 Jan. 46 1 Capt.
'21 3i'pt62i £ren.Jlfq/(>r,3HoT.66; Mqjor, 16 Jan. 66.
S Fred. Erneal Applerard," enf.PUJnnedO; Xt. » 13 Oct. 62; Copt. 2S Dee.
64 i Bt.Major, 28 Dec. 56 ; Major, v 31 Aug. 58.
$laffCaptaia.—Hea,T3iaz\iton,Ettt. r6April31; £M>20 8ept.33; Capt.
27 Dec. 42 ; Brtvet Major, 2U June 54.
A^utant. — Leonanl Siduliaitoni," 31 Oct.6a ; .Siw. P 13 Dee. 60: XMiii. ' SS
Nov. 62; Cnpi. B Jan. 50.
r^ Pay nioKm-.— William dumiiicrfleld, 1 July 56.
(iaarter MaUtT.—i\met Heniie>,4 May 49; £iu. 27 April 49. {1 Oct M.
SurjfMft.— AndrewHaclcan,H.D,,A.5.4 0et.aa; Sttrg. 1 Mar.M; AtraJM.
InttnKtwtfMtuhttTTi.— Captain 9.. H.TTBTen,94 P. 1 Mar. 68.
Depot*.— 7 F. « P. 36 P. 43 P. 63 P. 77 F,
Depot BcOtaUimi. 860
^ dM( Htfot BattaHon {India Jiefott). Chatham.
Xtnti-OftaMl.— Bobert Newton Ptiillips,' Eiu. m Ha; 96; LimU. i>9 Oct.
.: 40; Cap*. '18 Jan. 44; ATq;. PIT Oct. 41; frrc. Zt-Co/. 38 Hay 63;
Xuut.CW. -iSJulyfiS; Col. 38 Noi.54.
Jfo^Tf.— William Little Stewart,*' £iM.P13April33; X>«ti(. ISJan.ST; Cftut.
P 28 JdIj 43; Bmi.Jlfa>or. 211 June 61 ; Major, r |5 May fi7.
Fred. Geo. Tliomaa Deshon," Bnt. 29 Dec. 97 : Lt. b J>a. 41 ; Copt. 30 Nof .
40 ; Bt.M^or, 2 Not. G5 ; Mnjor, 16 Uar. 58.
.i<^ufan<.— RlchaH Roney,' 3 Miircll 67; JEiu. P U Sept. 36; Litut. 30
April 41; Capl. 16Jn1y00.
Paymartn-.— |l Edwin Griffltha," 1 1 Jan. 33 ; 2ndLI. G Jaa. 13 ; X(. 19 Not. 13.
Quarter Jfaji(er.— William M'K«y,97 July 65.
laitruclor qf Miukelrg. — CaptaiRp. Geitiglity,^¥.1 Not. 69.
Depots.— 30 F. 33 F. 31 F. 62 F. 73 F.
3rd Jfepot BaltalioH (,IttHia DrpaU). Chatham.
Lieut.Colontl.—Cbule» Edw*rd Pairtlough," £nt. c 13 Miy 37 ; Xi>u<. l>9l
Dec. 39; Capt. 3d Aug. 40; Brev.Major, 17 July 65; JUiy'iir, aQ Fob. 60:
LUut.Col.fl Marched.
ifajari.—Chtr\ta Elgee," Emt. 14 Apr. 46: Lievt. P IB Feb. 4B ; Capt. 30
Dec.64i Bt.Mtfiar,2lior.6i; Jlfiuoi-, 30 Mar. 68.
Rupert Barber Deerinj; <£nt. r 3 Mar. 37 ; Xt. 17 Oct. 3B; Cop*. 8 J une 49 ;
Mnjltr, 26 Oct, 68.
A4rt(lanf.—Fnuici( Barry Drew, 33 Aug. 60; £n(. rSS May 46; Xt. 17 Aug.
40; Capt. '21 Nor. 61.
Pai/mailer.—Mon]ihowie Graham Taylor, 98 Aug. 36; Eiu. * 10 June 13;
Li.' 6 Sept. 33.
Quarter JIfaifer. — WlllIaiD Goldby, 12 July 66.
InttnxtoT Iff Miahetry.— Captain Alfred \rT)ght, 81 V. 7 Not, 68.
Depot!.— 8 F. 10 F. 76 F. 81 P. 91 F. 84 F.
4tA Dtpel Battalion {India Bepelt). Caaterburg.
Ltml.CotoiW.— Jamea Weill ATiaUmng,' Ch. Ent. ' 18 Aug. 43; Lieut. '39
Hot, 44; Capt. 20 Jan. 61 ; Brm.Mi^j. 18 Dec. 54; Mqf. 30 Dec. 64;
Brm.Lt.Col 17 July 66 ; Xt.Coi. 3 Oct. 55 ; Col. 1 Oct, 68.
Afq/iirt.— DawKm Cornelius Oreeoe," Em. '3 July 4U; X(. ' 1* Jaii. 42;
Cilpt, lIDeo. 19; Bt.liaji>r,2 Not, 65 ; lUqjor,1 Not. 66.
,Jo«eph Henry laye,' £iu. »2 May 94; Xt. 1 Deo, 37 ; Capt. vfi6 Mar, 41 ;
BI.Mifjor, 30 June 64; Bt.LI.Col. 38 Not, 64; 3l<gor, 31 Har. 68,
\ Ai(;iUant.~Il<m. Bernard Malhew Wurd,> 1 OcL 66; Bju. p IS July 60;
■- -',; Copt. P 14 March 56.
uel Wil1iam>,'* 33 May 53 ; Q.M. 18 Apr. 46.
-Thamw Vonsdeu.M Oct. 56; fiu.S Nov. 64 ; £t. SO Feb. 65.
<*e<r»,— Capl. A. J. 0. Rutherfunl, 70 F. 18 Not. 68,
ached to the BattAlbu.—ei F, 70 F. 83 P. 00 F. 08 F.
6th Depot Battalion. Parkinrit.
dmnDd Richard JeBVeyi," CB. Biu. 16 June 9A; Xt. II
. 'i Feb. 38; Mnj. '12 May 43; Br.Xt.Co/. 20 June 64;
0.56; Coi, 1 Apr. 68.
iteoe TrittoD, 2i.J Xt. P32 Uu, 44 ; Xt. p 8 May 46; Capt.
Major, f 34 Aug. 68.
ilea Atkin Welinan," 4 May 56; Srj. P17 Jan. 40; Xlrut.
ipt. P 3 Feb, 47 ; Bt-Major, M Ott. 6».
Frwcii Feneran,* 15 Doc. 37 ; Qr.Maiter, 1 Dec, S3.
-ThoiT.a» Moore," 31 May 63.
. Oanalil JohnstoD, M.D,, jfMitt.5ur;. 3 Aug. 98; Surgten,
crgfon Miyor, 1 Oct. 58.
thetrg.— Captain 8. B. Qordon, 46 F. 10 Mar. 68.
led to the Battalion.— lit and Sd Batu. 92 F. 30 F. 46 7.
50 F. OOF. 100 F.
etA Dtpat Battalion. Walmtr.
Sj idmaud Aug, WbiUnore,'t£Vu.P6Auii.4l; Xt, 10Ju]y46;
9; fi(,Jfi(;'. 12Dt.c64; Afi)/. 28 Dec. 64 ; Xf.Cb/. I6Feb.66.
Rickman,'* .Sim. P12 Sept. 48; Xtnt. '91 Oct. 61; Copt.
Brtxet Major, 34 April 66; Major. 1 Feb. 66.
im Kdward WaUace, 15 Apr. 69 ; Com4t, ' 3 S«pt. 47 ; Xt.
apt. D July 54.
{hS. ii. Banicy,'31 Jnlr4a ; &W.PSO Dee.36; Xt.P14 Jane89
-Timothy Morria,' 38 Hay 47 ; Em. 16 Jan. 47.
iMkeIrr G^l-
bMl to the BUUUloB.— l(t t !d BttU. 9 F. 8d BMt. 4 F.
jKti ' iMfoi nauaaotu. -,---*.
7th D^Bl BnttollM. Wiiulmltr. ' ''
£J<«e.CW*Ml.— Wn. Bherbraok Rtmny Nonwtt," CB.,fMtf £(Mt. IS Jadr
iti; Umi(. IS Juna 95 ; Capt.^i Feb. 40; Mnjar, 1 Anf. 47; £m. Uml.
Col. 13 Dre. 54 ; Limit. Col. » Dec. 64 ; CM. BD June 08.
.V^'orj.— AlMtiEr M'ltn MDunidrl,*' fint. ' ST March 48; timt. *\t Vet.
47; Tapt.O JuiieM; Snfc.V^'ar, Id Dee. 64; Jtfqjorj IT Inlj 63.
Arthur Woinbwall,) £'u. p5 April 30; Lt. » SB Oct. 41 ; Copt. PS'UaylB;
nt.ilty. 3 Nov. 5&; «ojor, 34 I'eb. 67.
i«<ri(faH^^Petar NiiaDnniilit, 1 Oct. Ml; Qr.lfr. 10 Haj 46; 9Nii ^iMf.
<i Sept. l(t 1 l.<cur. 10 Jan. 60; Capt. 9 Feb. M.
Pay«aif(r.-^obnWhMlla;,MaOct.4e;;?nt.j-i44i.tOJ«l599; U.3 Apr.SS.
QMrftr AfAifn-.— Willtam WiUon.i 25 April 4«.
InilmeUr of MtuMry.— Captain Tbomii* Blpga, SO F. 15 Jaij 58.
Usputa atUcli«d to tlio BUtallou.— lu. Sod, and Snl Bait*. 60 f.
Ikl, Itud, Si-d, ind 4tb H^tt*. Itifls Bilguds.
^fA Vepot BnttalitM. Prmtroii.
Ueut.Colonel.—llmrj Pliipiw Rsyinond, Kw. 6 April 115; Utul. »17 Uarch
S7; Cn>iM'21 Marcli34; JJrewt JU'(>>ar, U Mo*. 4Dj A[^»r, FII l>e«.47i
XMuI.(,'eI.»17 Jaii.JJl ; CW.SSNOT.CJ.
^«;ar.— Charle* UTallln NugEnt,>*SBi. rsl Aug. »; Lt.*VA..a8; Capt.
l'16NoT.41i Major. Pl6Juiy 51; Bt.LI.Col. 96 Vof.iJ.
Atfjutant.— George Ley Woolfrrdtau Dodtl.y Flamnead," 89 A»g. U; Snt. ■
r as Apr. 48 1 Lt.rOO Uuy 51 ; Capt. 10 Sapt. 68.
PayinuiCr.— Jollna Urockmiin TraTen,"e Maj 45; %md-M»ul. P Jul; 37;
Lieut. 8 Apr. 4tf.
I (Junrfer JUat.— Patrick Ilopkin«.'*6 IfaT.52; Bm. 14 Apr. 46; X(. 30 Jane 50.
Itutrutlor ofMvitetrs.—Capt. T. Itowland, 25 P. 10 Jan. 58.
DepoU atlachtd to the Batiallon.— S Bait. 5 F. IS F, 01 F. SS F.
DfA Dtpot BiittaHan {India Depot*). Coleteeler.
Litul.ailoiul.—Georfel)lioj\,"CB., £iw. c 30 Doe. 38 ; £i(iit. f 36 D«e. 94;
CV'*'^ ^°v. 3Q; Majar, I' J7 Dec. 50; Bree. Lftut.Col. IS Drc H;
LuMt.ColiO \piil 50 ; Oil. 30 May 5?.
JUiyoTf.— Cbarln Carew de Morel," Siij. v34 Oct. 45; £jM<. 'SB Ha7 4S;
Capt. f Si NoT.ca; ilrn'. Afivcr, 13 Dee. 04; lUi^,2l 8«pt 55.
Geo. E<]n-. Brown Wellhead," Eiu. p7 Apr. 48; LI. PS5 Jan. SO; Capt.
39 Dec. 64 i Bt.Mtffor, 3 Kdt. 55 ; Mrijer. IT Fat>. 57.
^i{;'utaMf.— aamnel DannInK, Id ADff.54; Su.16Feb.44; Lieut. 7 Ott, *1 ;
Capt. U Julj bi.
Pes/miutar.—CbM\i.» Uoyae Bochc,' 90 Hot. 3Si JIu. 18 Jan. 38: £1.31
Juaean.
Qnurfcr JAiffffr.—CB Alexaodrr Handrj,* S 8>pt. 45.
Inetruelor tf Muiitlrg.— Captain B. Q. Culea, 1 p. 76 Jbm M.
Depoli.— 1 Kill, i F. 54 P. 50 F. 68 P. 88 F.
10IA Drpol BattalioH (India DipoU).
£(RK.a)IoH(J.— John Alfred Straet,' CB. SM. »9(INo*. SO; X<.»£Oet.4];
Capf. 7 Jan. 48; fim.Viv. 13 De«. 54; M^. 30 Dtc. M} Jd.CU.
19 June OS; Cia. 11 Aui(. 58.
Jtfiijor*.— FfSderlck Weit,=* £iu. i> 11 Aug. 48; Xl.rSOJH. 47: CM. r 9
Aug. 49 ; Major, r 37 Jul; 50.
WUliaia Warr;,^ Em. p 30 Jan. 44 ; Z(. ■> 13 Fab. 47 ; Capt. * 14 Mm » ;
Bl.MyBr, 2 Sav. 55; JTvcr, 15 June 68.
,4i{jv(an(.--IiinlB Coliu Munro, 4 Mar. 59; Bni, 10 Apr. 40; £/. 14J«t*fi3;
Capl.l Oct. 58.
Paffrnatler.—Stmae] Daniel, 30 Jan. 57.
' Quiirter Matter. — John Henry Anderson,' 30 June 54.
Initnictorof Mu*ketry. — Copt. A.T. L. Cbapman, 34 F. 8 No*. 58.
DapoK,— 5 F. 34 F. 37 F. 38 F. 44 F. 97 F. ■
llrA Depot Bnltiilim. Plgawlk.
Lieut.ColoiiBl.- Hugh DenoiH Crofton," Eiu. ' 13 Har. 35 ; Ll.9» Dab 37 ;
C'apl. P 9 Auk. 89; .Af (Qor, o 30 Dee. 45; Bt.Lt.Col. 30 Jnne 04; Li.Cri.
0 Mar. 05 ; 0)f. 36 Oct. 58.
Major.— Oeorge Sl[<pwith,*° Ent.fS !Vov. 40; Zt. Ho Oct. 47; (hpt.Hl
Nov. 63 ; UrecMaj. ■> Nov. &:, ; lUqJar, 1 Feb. 5U.
Adjutant.— John Hauhani,' 1 Oct. 5C; ;?». P 38 Dec. 49 ; Lt. *M Dee. tf ;
Capt.Tl'iJuly [lO.
Pnynuutrr.— Tliomoa Uillcr Creagh," 81 Jnna SB; En*. 39 Feb. SSt Lt.
0 Mar. 2G.
Qaarfer Afol.-^ahn Fred. arier,*14 Not.56; ibu.GNoT.54t Lt,9M
Intlnul^ of MuMt»lrf.~Capt. Lyle, SO F. 1 Har. 08.
DapoU.— lO F. 93 F. 41 F. 06 F.
jutfot nattatiotu. 86K
tth D^Mit BvHaiiM. AihldHt.
CyrUG(Kidenou«h,"CB. fiu.' a iprll 34; Litid. "SS
Ooi. 41; Uniar, 27 Uareh 48; artvtt Limit.-Col,
) Oct. 52; Cat. 24 JnQs U.
Em. Q Hay 4G ; Limt. v 4 Sept. 40 ; Copt. 29 Oct.
7 Jnly b& i iiejor, > Peb. Ml.
llle,'" 1 Oct. SO; But. 10 Aug. d4 I Xinif. B Die 54;
M. ltsi]aoD,'2i>MKy3ei.aul3F«b.]S; Lt.ib/tnt.XX
Danond ,■ Id Juiia 4S.
I»r ^ Jruftl«/ry._t'a;ifiiia \V. H. Tbompwn, £0 F. ii Jan. fig.
Dcpoli ittubnl to UiE BkttaUon.— 35 V. 30 F. .W P, A? F.
inM Ttfjiot BtTflnllOH. Birr.
Ml.— Jolm Wm. Kdnsf Bm(th,"CB. gvt.S Feb. 33; Lieii^ t Au2.
7aB(. r? Ang. 40; Bn^^e^3r•1r<l^, II Not. SI ; J)/n>r, 39 Dec. 04 ;
.Col. S9 July 55 ; CM. 3 Sept. &S.
-Williem Hirdj.'ifWj. '37Sei)L4S; Lwu*. J' 8 May 40; Ciipl.Hi
S} BrtB.tf^j. 1« Doe, 64; Jtfn/tfr, 1 Oct. SO.
t.—Uan. SomeraetRlclntril Htinllton Ward,' 18 Mar. 5n ; £u. 8 Not.
,(.P 11 Nor. 53; C«/>f. 10 8e|.l. 58.
F«r.— WilliaiB TouDg,* 1 Sept. 54 ; B«». 10 Nor. 41 ; Honoran/ rnnt
ftain, 1 July 59.
ATnifsr.— Jeremlali Mi>loiiey,<*9[) ApiU A(t.
"or 0/ Mwfcfri/.- Capfnin E. H. EiEnr, 40 ?. SO Sept. 59.
wU attachad to Ihe Batullon.— tad But. 1 F. SI F. 40 F. 58 P. 65 P.
Ulh Drpol BnUalien. Beifotl.
altfUf/.—Thoma* Francis Iloltba," ind lA. 15 Jmn. 47 ; LL' SI Mav
'uf. i> a April 53 1 JTajor, 1 1 Ma; 55 ; JA.CaL r B Mar. 50.
-Hew DilrympIePanshaHe, £ni. 4 July 34; Lt. '35 May 38: Cnpt.
[mf43: Br.IU-iJ.itOiixaeM; Maj. PS7 July55; £'.£f.6'i//. 35 0ct. 51).
f.-^ohn JUarllsy," 14 July 57; JIai. 0 July 49; ZimM'3 Juti«f>3:
13 Jul; 5;;.
'«-.— Edwin IlobertWiiilicrtid/aOJune 54; J?n«. 1*5 Aug. 43; £fnf.
[■y44; C<T;it. 0 June 54.
Jfoilcr.— Kdwanl CohLIbd, 2 F«b. 58.
w 4^ Miuielrif.— Capiaiti C. O'Douoghut, 70 F. 18 Jao. .^.
tepoItatlMheJ to the Battalion.- SO F.4U F. GS F. 03 P. 76 P.
151A D/>pot Bmttalien {India DtfcU). BmlttKiiU.
Amef.- WlUiim Deronbh Devenll," Em. 4 May 16; LI. 16 Nor. 90;
7 Apr. 37; M^j. 6 Mar. 47 ; Bt.Lt.CtL S8 Sq«. 54 ; LLCol. 7 Apr. 58.
-William A. ArmitronE," Km. ■> 1 Nor. 40; Xf. 8BJii)t43; Capl.
53 ; fi(.-Jlf<vM-, S Nor. 66 ; M^ftr, 14 Dte. 66.
Boaell Maaneri,** £at. 38 Aug. 38; Lt. T Jan. 43; Capt. 13 Nor.
tyor, > B Jan. 5SL
r.— Jame* Hanrood Roeke," 38 Aug. 57; Etu.H Aug. 48 ; Htut.
Nh 50 I Capt. I Dtc 64.
M-.-WoIiDHollaad,]4Aug.5S;9niJ£«.SaUBre1iS8; £t.iaNi)r.3&
jrMl«r.— 'Tfeomai Lee, 1 July 60; Bni. IB Jan. 69.
irqf Miuittr^.-Capt. R. W. Wood^ 80 F. I Nor. 57.
«poti Bltaclud to tha Butlalloo.— 1 S P. 37 F. 46 P. 80 P. 87 F.
16tA Depot Battalion. Ttmplmiore.
!met.—Vrm»m Irwin, But. rti ITot.S?; Lt. IB Not. 30; Oipf.
iril 39 ; Mi\j. 18 Jan. 48 ; Lt.Col. ' SO Doc. 51 ; Col. 38 Not. 64.
Ellli Jamea Charter, £njt. '35 0ct. 43; Xf. Pin Dec. 15; Capt. IS
3 ; Affjor, l* 8 Mar. 59.
.—George Siacpole Coxon,*24 Aug. S8; £m. cSOMar. 44; £(.211
' i Copt. 24 Not. 87.
tr.— aeorKaBodle,'>aAprll53; £>M.33Maj 45; Xf. 31 Feb. 40.
lf«/er.— R.P.BrookV*30Joly58; CdtM*, 14Dec. 66 ; X(. 1 Apr.67.
r ef Miukitry.— Cnptain G. V. Maedonald, Itl P. 14 May 60.
I attached to the Battalion.- 3 B. 8 P. SB. 18 F. 10 P. 80 P. 39 P.
\llk Depot Battalion. Limtriek.
roMl.— Arthur Boilon,* CB. £iij. p 13 Jnly 33; i^f. P 3 Apr. 35;
ao July 41; 2lt.Afiv.»-. 3 Apr. 40; Mt^. p IB Sept. 48; Lt.Col.
na 63 ) Col. 38 .Yo*. 54.
Oualarua Kigla Kingteolc Auker Yongc,'' .En*. P 22 Aug. 34 1 Z^. 89
r ; Cmpt. 1 Jan. 47 ; dfq/or, P 15 Jan. 50.
,— John Hanr; Grant, ■■ 33 Oct. £7 ; En». 3 Apr. 30; Lt. IS Dm. 40 ;
17 Jan. 61.
ir.-^I««. Fair," 98 Jan. 63 ; QiarttT Maittr, 7 July 48.
Vai r«r.-Jolu) Borkt," 28 Dee. 64 1 X»». 4 Bq>t. 4B ; LI. 39 Feb. 63,
r4^jrwMTv.—A-M«( junior GeocgttT.Briee. 17 F. 1 Jan. 67.
xattKbed.— UtandindBatt*. 3 P. Itt &ii&%ii^\U.Q'B.\1 Y.
iIiiRi. Amuy.
ton,<* Snt. 1& June 39; Litut. 'M
BrtB. Major, 11 Not. 61; Major,
Cel. IB Apr. SS.
S3j Ltfttf.r7Feb.40; Capt.*51<oi.
!t. 60; Jftw.H7M»y60; iMut.HJ
I; .E^. ae Doe. 34 ;£(««(. 93 Jan. SS.
ulySS.
•tcTiU, II F.
-II F. 3d Ball, m F. U P. Se F.
ndia Ifqioti). Ftrmcy.
Fab, 36; Litut. SQ June 38; Cm.
64; JAv'or, 0 Sept. 66; Lutit.Col.
.43;Xieut.i'T Not. 17; Cfly^'SDer.
iaJaD.6l].
iir.46; Xf. PI Sept. 48; Cbj^.^GDm.
> Mar. 68.
8 ; Em. S2 Jul; 42 ; Xf. 38 July 41 ;
Oct. 38 1 Em. 30 Sept. 30; Zi«ut. ' t
Fob. 66.
B. Wallli, 33 F. 13Dtc.se.
latt. 13 F. 83 F. 69 F. S9 F. B8 F. as F.
llalioH. Cork,
). £>u.30UBy34| £i(i>f.31j4D.40;
); Brev.Lieut.Col. IS Dec &4; Xirar.
36; Xieut. 31 Apr. 39; Cv(.»3H«t.
For, 8 July 66.
;t. SO; Bk*. 7 Jan. 41; Xintt. 90 Ai{.
S0Aus.4Ii.Sn>. 2Jii1yS0;XJ.19 Dec. 35.
HayU.
H. CalTua, 48 P. 0 Ang. 60.
Dd Bait e F. 47 F. 48 F. 67 F. 99 F.
lion. Ctnchtiter.
81 Dec. 33 ; Xi. r 18 Not. 3A; C*ft.
't.Lt.Oil.fiJai\tblif Miffor,eAug.U.
r 60 ; X(. r 83 Bept. 61 : Cept. 31 g«pl.
July 60.
b. 66; Ent. 93 Mareli 49; Lt. 1»
loyd, 30 Harch 41 ; Snt. »» Fab. 36;
March 64.
^pt.40; Auitt.Surf. 10 Jn. 40.
IVm. Bray, 83 P. 33 Jaly 66,
Italion.— 4 F. 61 F. 80 F.
ndia Jiepoti). StMhtg,
3 Feb. 30; Lieut. II Anf. 95; C^.
40; Brtt. Lleut.-Cel. 90 twml*;
d Jan. 40 ; Lt. »30 Apr. 5S t Coft.
Mqjor, 39 June 68.
I Jan. 63; £nf. *3I Aug. 49; U.H»
r. 61; Ent. '38 April 38; liwt.gi
.* 26 May 55.
G. £. Wobber, 41 F. U 1^ W,
hniv-UF.71F.79r.«P.
PoU
S6
Depot BaUalions. 864
^\ StZrd Depot Battalion, Aberdeen,
"IT iJf<yor#.— Charles Henry Gordon ,« CB. Ens. p 24 Nov. 86 ; X*. P 28 July 88 ;
I Copt P 13 May 42 ; Bt.Mqf. 20 June 54 ; itf<{;or, 10 Oct. 54 ; B#.Xr. CM.
6 June 56.
1^ Patrick Robertson/^ Ene. 7 Apr. 48; Lt, 5 Dec. 51 ; Capt. 29 Dec. 54; JB^
Major y 17 July 55 ; Mqjor, 3 Apr. 57.
0 Adjutant.^Frtincu Padaeld/ 1 Oct. 56; Ens, p7 April 48; Lieut 6 June
54; Capt, 21 Sept. 55.
11
12
15 I 0 Paynuu^cr.—EobertWm. Duff;i9Jan.49; ^n«.P20Jttne45; Z^P9June46.
' 11 r 0 Quarter Master, — Robert Jameson,* 1 ] May 49.
! Instructor qf Musketry,^ Captain T. Anderson, 78 F. 1 Feb. 58.
; Depots.— 72 F. 74 F. 93 F.
I I Agent, Sir John Kirkland.
Paymaster of Detachments^ Portsmouth.
Alexis Corcoran,* 8 July 42 ; Ens, 30 Nov. 38 ; Lt, 8 April 42.
Convalescent Establishment^ Yarmouth.
Commandant. — Captain Edwyn Stanhope Jervois, h.p. 7 F.
I'ayina^etfr.— Charles Scarlin Naylor,* 8 May 35 \ Ens, 1 Sept. 12 ; Lt,2b Dec. 15 ; Capt.
9 May 34.
Isle of Man.
Staff Captain to command Detachments and Pensioners, — Bdward John Dickson^l Sept*54;
Ens. P27 Sept. 39; Lt, n 14 0^t 42 ; Capt, p 13 Apr. 49.
Depot Medical Staff Corps.
Siqff Captain.'^tonehoust George Bunbury, 2nd Lt, p28 June 33; Lt. P25 Dec. 88;
Capt, 30 Dec. 46; Brevet- Mqjor, 6 June 50.
Assist. Stqg^ Captain.— Rlchsad Swoct Cole, fint. P12 Aug. 30; Lt. P25 Dec. 38; Ctipt.
28 Feb. 51.
Wiar Services of the Battalion Field Officers.
I Colonel Jeryis Mnred ig the 72nd HighlADdera the KaiBr campaigns of lb34-85 (Uedal).
t Cohmel Phillips serred with the 43rd Light Infantry in the Kafflr war of 1851-3 (Medal), and was
promoted Brevet Lt.->Col. for his serf fees.
a MiMor Wombwell served wlih the 40tb Regt. at the siege of Sebastopol in 1854-65 (Medal and Olasp,
Breret-K^lor, and 5th Class of the Medjidic).
at Lu-Colonel Whitmoro served the Eastern campaign of 1854 as Aide-de-Camp to Sir Oeorge Brown
iacladlng the battles of the Alma (liorse shot) and Inkerraan, and siege of Sebastopol (Hedal and Clasps,
Knirht of the Legion of Honor, and 5lh Class of the Hedjidie).
4 IC^Ior Ellis served with the 33rd Regt. ot the ilege of Sebastopol in 1855 (wounded Ifttli Aug.), and at
the astaultt of the Redan on the 18th June and 8th Sept. (grounded) (Hedal and Clasp* Brevet Maior, and
5th Class of the Medjidie).
6 Colonel Armnrong served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 (during 1854 as a Mt^or of Brigade la
the Snd Division), and waapreiient at the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman (horse killed), and
siege of Sebastopol, sortie on 26th OcU(h«>rsc shot); commanded the left culumn of tlie storming partj at
the capture of the Quarries— twice aoverely wounded, first by a grape-Rhot in the thigh, and aiterwarda by
tiM esplosHm of a Fouraits (Medal and four Cia«ps, Brevets of 51iv)or and Lt.-Colonel, Knight of the
LagUm of Honor, and 4tli Class of the lIcHJidie).
0 I«t.Co1uiiel Laye vras engaged in the assault and raptiure of Kawiti'a Pah, in New Zealand, llJaii- 1816;
also served thtonghont tlie campaign of 1846 and 47, anu commanded the troops at Wangauui on the 19th Mar
IS47, when the Natives attacked the Settlement and were repulsed, for which service he was promoted Brevet
LLOikAcl. la 1855 be joined the staff in Turkey, and was appointed Assistant Militsuy !$k^cTetary to Lord Wm.
l^sudet, commanding the troops on the BiMpliorus,
7 Colonel 8ireet served in the 08th Regt. with the expedition to the North of China in 1842 (Medal)
and was present at the attack and. capture of ChinlciBngfoo,and at the landing before Nankin. Embarked
for the Crimea 18th Sept. 1854, as Brigade Major, 1st Bricade, 4th Division ; was prctent at the battles of
Bmlaklara and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol, and expedition to Kinbonm (Medal and three Clasps,
Brevet Mi^or, CB., Sardinian Medal, and 4th CIhu of the Medjidie).
8 LL-ColoaclWrlchtaenrcd during the Kafllr war of lB46-47ialio thatof 185S-W. on tbtitaffC Medal}. Was senior ■ur-
TlvlBf oflBecr of thetroopa ombarked In H. M.S. Birkenkeadt wbiehTeuel was wrecked off Danger Point, Cape of Good
Hope, OB tlM night of ihoSStk Feb. 1851. Pronotcd to the rank of Mj^or and awarded a peiuion of 100/. per annuaa for
•• distiagnisbed sorvlees;" and subsequently pronotrd to the rank of Lieut. -Colonel for " service in the Oeld."
0 Colonel Bortun served with the 9th Rect. the campaign of 1842 In Alfglianistan (Medul), and that of
1845-40 on tiie Sutlej, including the bottles of Muodkeo and Ferozeshah (Medal and Clusp)— in the latter
he succeeded to the command of the R<-gt. and was severely wounded. Served also the rainpaign in the
Crimea, in command of the Regiment, from 27th Nov. 1854, including the siege and fall of Sevastopol, and
assault on thn batteries on the 18th June (Meddl and Clasp, Kiiight of the Legion of Honor, and 3rd Class
of the MedUldie).
10 Colonel JeflVeys served with the 88th Regt. the Eastern campaign of 1854, and was present at the
baitlea *»f Alma and Inkerman (wounded— at the latter he commanded the Regt.) and the siege of
Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and 0th Class of the Me<iJidle).
II Major Desbon serred with the 12nd Regt. la Seinde, and was present at the battle of Hjrderabad (Medal). He
sewfd alao the eampalfn in the Southern Mahratu eoantry in IS44-6. and was present at the inrestment and capture of
tlie Fovu of Panulla and Pownghar, as also In the operations against the Forts of Munnahur and Munsuntosh In the
SoathrtB Conran. Landed in Um Crimea with the 48th Begt., serred at the siege and fkll of Sebastopol, aad eomnaanded
a fOffthHi of the AegtaseBt dctaehed on duty In the Dockyard from 14th January to l4th March ISM ( Medal and Clasp.
Brevet Major, and Mh Class oftiM Medjklie).
IS Maior Mein served with tht llth Ragt. la AffigbaniataB in ^838. M,40. aad 41, and waa prsssat at the stona aadeaptare
of OkttSDce (Medal), asaanlt and eaptore of the town and Ibru of Tootamdurrah, atenn of Jeol|JiBr, ni||^t attack at Baboo
Keeiik qha» ieslfsiillttu of Xsrdasrth, asaaolc of Psrwaadarrah, and storming tba Xhootd Caboerrass. where he waa
iaagaisBsij wesmAsd aad asat Into Cabool, and waa ceuss^ttsarty preaeBt wtth the luce andar MiOor-Oeaeral Ebhia-
•tOBB, daiiBf tktiaMBnctlMit Cabool,aad ea the disastrous retreat, until taken prisoner at Teieen ob the 8th Jaa. 1849 \
365 Depot Batialions.-^JVar Services.
Im wu relcMcd with the ether Cabsnl Mptlvn in 8«ptcm1>«r fbtlovln*. Wuipctdally meiitioned for lallaal
dvinf the diiMtrnui retreat from Cabool in 1A43, hj Sir Robert Peel when movinf a vote of thaiike ia the Boue
of ComnMi to the Army of the InAiu is 1843 at the •onclatton of the Afffham War.
15 M^ior Armatroni; served vriih tho 17ih Hejit, at th« tiese and fall of 8i>l)Mtopol from IfMh Vfef MBS,
•nil ftttacki uf lb0 Redan on the I8th June ui'i Hth S«pt., ftlio ml the bombardownt an4 nrr^udir of Kin-
bourn (Brevet Major, ModAl und Claep*aod 5lh Claat of the Mei^idle).
14 M^Jor Rlcknuui served with the 77th Regt. in the Crimea ttom Nor. 1864, Inelodhiff the elefeef
Sebastopiil and aortic of 2end March (Medal and Clasp, Brevet M^or, Knight of the Legion ct H(
and 6th Gloss of the Mo(U>dle).
16 Colonel Smith cummanded a detachment of the S8th Regiment in eo<4>pemtlon witii a Naval
dition under Captain Loch In llie ascent. In boats, of the river St. Juan de Xlcaragna, Oentral
In 1848, including the a»sault and capture of tho port of Serapiqul, and surrender of tho Forts of Coaiello
V^jo and St. Carlos. He also aceumpanled C^aln Loch to the town of Urenoda, and was preunt at the
deliberationaand eoncluiion of a tieatjr with the Nicaragua Commissioners. Served the Eastaia campaign
of 1864-59, including ihebattloa uf Alma and Inkeruian,siege of Sebostopot, captnro and oooupation of Ibe
Cemetery and suburbs on the IBth June, and was senior otilcer of the 88ih at the close of the war (Medal
and three Clasps, Kniaht of the Legion of llonor, and 4th Class of tho Metyidle).
16 Major Hardy served the Intern campaign of 1864, end commanded the detachment of two eom-
ponles 46lh Foot at the battles of the Alma, Bulaklava, and Inkcrman (severely woiraded In right sluMldsi),
and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Mi()or,aad 6tli Class of the Medjldie).
17 Colonel Dixon served with the 77th Regt. the Eastern campaign of 1864-66, laelading tbo baltUs
of Alma and Inkennan, and siege uf Sehaiiupol (Medal and Claips, Brevet Lt.>Coloiiel, CB^ Knight
of the Legion of Honor, and 4th Class of the MoHJidie).
18 Unjot de Morel aerred In the Eastern campaign of 1864-66 as Alde-de-Oanp to Oenerol Esteonrl,
laoladhir the battles of Alma, Uahiklava, and Inkeman, and »iege of Sebaatopol (Medal and Clasps^ Brevet
Msjor, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 6ih Class of theMedJidie).
19 Colonel Norcott scrvt d the Eastern campaign of 1864-66; held the Independent comwiand of a wfag
of the <nd Batt. Rifle Brigade at the battle of the Alma— horse killed^- (markedly named in tbe int
Dispatch), as also before Sebastopol on its first bombardment. Prom 1st February 1868 he eanunanded the
1st Battalion engaged in the sle;;e operations (Medal and Clasps, Brevets of Lu-Col. and Coloaol, AMo-de>
Camp to the Queen, CB., Ofilcer of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and Srd Class of the Me<JM)e).
90 Mi^or M'Donald served tho Eastern campaign of 1854 as Aide-de-Cump to General Ppnnc£<ihcr,
Including the battles of the Alma («ernrely wounded) uiid Inkerman (severely wounded^ and sicfo of Sevas-
topol (Medal and Clasps, Rritret MsJor, and flth CIsm of the Medjidie).
81 Mi^or Chichester served at the siege of Sebastopol ttom »nh Nov. ia'»4 (Medal and Clasp, and Bi»\-«c
Mi^or). Served in Bengal in suppressing the Mutiny in 1897*58. with the Jounpore field forae In the action
ofNusrutnore, during |nrt of which he commanded the reserve conidsting of a Regt. of Goorkas umI a wing
of tbe07tn RegL; commanded the Selecccd Marksmen of the}l7th with the Jounpore field Ibrae, imdnding
the actions of Chanda, Ummeerpore, and Sultanporo; advanced with 8 Subalterns and Si) men Insuppoit
at the attack of Fort and pojuing through the village stormed two faces of the enticncbn&cnta fitni
the opposite side, and assisted in bringing out two guns under a close fire; was afterwards at the siefeand
rupture of Lucknow and storming of^the KaUer Bagh (thrice thanked In datpotches).
'^2 Mnjor Stewart starved with tiic l:;t lloyuU the l^aMti-rn campaign up to 33rd April 1B6A, InclndUng the
battles of Alma and Inkerman and siege of Sebastopol (Medal end three Ciofp^, and 6th Claas of the He^idle).
29 Lt.-Col. Fairtlough served the Kaitern campaign of 1864 with the 06rd Regt., Including the battle
of Alrao, Balaklava, and Inkerman (severely wounded), and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Birvet
M^or, Sardinian Medal, and 6tb Class of the Mt'(UUie>
S4 Major Qreene wrved with tho 49rd Light Infantry In the Kafllr war of 185I-S8 (Medal). Momlnafcd
to the 4in OIoha of the MedJIdic for crrvlce with the Turkish Contingent.
86 Colonel Mullerserveil with the I&tKoyalsin the Burmese war, under Sir Archibsld Campbell (Vedaly.
90 Colonel Goodenough served at the siege of Sebastopol in 1864-66, and conmanded the SiUi K«gt.
at the assanlt of the Redan on the 8ih September (Medal and Clasp, Brevet Lt.-CoU, Knigbt of the
Legion of Honor, and 5ih Class of tho Mi>djidie).
^ Mi^or NoBon served at tho ifeze of Sebastopol ttom May 1^66, including the ossanlt on the Quoirks
(Bt Mi^or). and on the Redan on 18ih June ami 8ih Sept. (Medal and Clasp, and 6th Class of the BIsfQldle).
88 Lt.CoIonel Hohbf* served at the Mngo of Sebastopol In 1855, and commanded the S 1st FaBHIen at the
attack on the Redan on the 18th Juno (Modal and Clasp, and 5lh Class of the Me<Jidle).
S9 Colonel Kgerton served at the »iego and fall of Sebutopol from 16th Dec. 1864, and attacks on tl.e
18th June and 8th Sept. (Modal and Clasp, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
SO Colonel Furren served with thn 47th Rfgt. the Eastern campaign of 1864-66, -present nnin-
terruptcdly with tho expeditionary force from the commencement of the war with Stossla to the
breaking up of the army in the Crimea at the conclusion of peace,— including the baules of Aina and
InJcermsn, capture of lialaklava, sortie on 20th Oct., siege and fall of SeUosiopol. '' ninJid the
47th Regt. at tho battle of Inkerman and uninterruptedly during tlie alege of Sebastopol (tke tienctiss)
from 6th Nov. 1864 to 8th Nov. 1865, including the attacks of the 18th June and 8ih Sept.: at lakemmn
he was the senior ofllcer of the 2nd Urignde 2nd Division coming out of action— nientiuMd in IMspatcbes
(Medal and Clasps, Brevet of Lt.-Col., CB., Officer of the Legion of Honor, Sordiaiaa Medal. and 4ik Oaf •
of the Medjidie). ••-••-•wwii
31 M^or Brown Westhcad served with the 84lh Regt. in the Crimea from 0th Dec. 1864 to 94ih Jaly
1856, including the siege of Sebattopol, sortie of 0th May, capture of the Rtfle FiU on lOih April, aad
capture of the Quarries— severely wounded (Medal and Cla«p, Brevet Mi^or,and 6t]i Class of the Medlidle).
92 M^)or West landed in theCrlmta with the 48tb Regt. on the 81st April 1865, and served al tbm tisfle
of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp, Knicht of the Lpgion of Honor, and 6lh Class of the Medjidie). "^*"
33 M^Jor Lawrie served in the Crimea in 1864-55, including the sif>ge of Sebastopol, aseaalt aadeantare
of the Cemetery on the 18th June ( Medal and Clasp, and 6th Gloss of the Me<Uldie). •
34 Lt.-Col.DevereIl served the Deccan campaigns of 1816, 17, and 18 ; In the Persian Gnlf In 1610 aad SO
Including the capture of the Arab fortresses of Ras-el-Khyroa and Zyah -, and in the BnmMee war tnm
Nov. 1885 until the peace in 1886, including the capture of Donabew, attacks on the Hight near rrowsL
of Maloon,and of several stockades. '
35 M^or Worry served with the S4th Regt. at the siege of Sebastopol from Feb. to 30th July ISML aad
was severely contused in the treuclios on the 18th June (Medal aad Clasp, and Brevet Ma|or).
36 Lt.CoIonel Nus^ent served In the field in New Zealand during 18i6-46; commanded the advanced
guard which penetrated the forest surrounding Ruspekapeka, and was present at the capture oflhai Pah
on lllh Jan. IB46.
37 Major Yonge served with the Queen's Royals throughout Lord Keane's campaign in A%h^itfan
and BeloochiitUn, and was severely wounded at the storming of Ghusnee(>iedul). He serradataethe
campaign lu the Southern MahraUa countiy in 1844 (including the storm of tlie fortress of PawlteL and
that of the Concan in 1845. •^ —
38 Major Manners kcrved throughout the Burmoe Wsr of 1853-53, and was present with the SIM
Light Infantry on board the £. I. C. steam frigate Feroze at the attack and destruction of the emenr's
batteries and stockades on tho Rangoon River on the 11th April 1868; on the following J^.
the skirmishers which covered the disembarkation and advance of the storming party at the ointim ef
the White House Redoubt; at the final assault and taking of Rangoon he commanded the ffaiert oC
the Major General Commanding, and at the storm and eapturs of Kangoen (Medal). Waa aaaefa
Brigade Major to the 1st Madras Biigade in Sept. 1859, and was preieBt at tha sngigMial'en
heigh If of Prome (Mtdal and Clasp).
Depot Battalions. — War Services. 366
so Major EIgM served with tb« 47tli Regt. lU the «ieg« of Sebastopol in ]8C^ (Mvtlal and Cla«p, and
BrtTet VLt^).
40 Hbtfor Skfpwitb lerrtd throushout the Eastern campaign of 185463 with the 41tt Regt» laeludlngthe
battle* of Alma and Inkerman, tiege and Tall or SebattopoU and repulse of the powerful tortte of 8<Hh Oct.
( Medal aad three Ciaspt, Bnnret Mujor, Knight of the Legion ot Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 5ih Class of
the M'HUidie).
41 Mi^orKing icrved with the 55th Regt. on the China ozpediilon (Medal), at Amoy, Chuian, Ohinbae
(Induding repulse of niglit-attackX Clupoo, Woosung, Shanghae, and Cliln Kiang Foo. Also the £a*tem
campa^of 1854, including tlie battle of Alma and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Cinspe).
41 Mi^r Drewe served with the ]!3rd Fusiliers the Eastern campaign uf 185t-55, including the battles
0f Alma and Inkerman, }.iegeand fail of Sebastopol, attack of the Quarries, also attacks of the Ittth June
and 8th Sept. — wounded and mentioned in Dispatches (Medal and three Clasps, Urevet Major, Knight
of the Legion of Honor, and Sardinian Medal).
48 Lt.Colonel Gordon served with the 93rd Highlanders the Eastern campaign of 1824 and up to 11th
July 1855, including the battles of Alma and Balaklava, expedition to the Sea of Asoff, capture of
Kertcb and Ycnikali, and eiegc of Sebastopol (Meiial and Clasps, Brevet Lt.Colonel, and 5th Class of
the Medjidie). Served in the Indian campaign under Sir Colin Campbell from Sept. 1857 to April 1858,
including the relief of Lncknow, action at Cawnpore, and final capture of Lucknow : at the relief of
Liraknow from 18th to 24th Nov. commanded the 53rd Regt., for which he was made a CB. ; commanded
leA wtng 9Srd Highlanders at the storming of the Urgum's Palace, and specially mentioned in despatchea
as commanding a part uf the 03rd in dislodging the uneroy from their la«t position in Lucknow.
44 Major Elton served with the 55th Regt. the Eastern campaign of 18:^4-^5. including the battle of
Inkerman. siege and fall of Sebastopol, Sortie of S6th Oct., attack on the Quarries (mentioned In
despatches), and assault of the Kedan on the 8th Sept. (mentioned in desp.itcheK) ; was wounded in the
trenches on iOtb Aug. (Medal and Clasps, Urevet Alajor, Victoria Cross, Knight of the Legion of
Monor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
46 Mi^or Patrick &ot>ertson served in the Cape Mounted Rides during the Kaffir war of 1850>5I
(Medal), was appointed Field Captain in command of the local force of " Armstrong's Horke;" in which
capacity lie was engaged in many most successful operations against the rnemy, including the aflkir
against Scyola's tribe, April 16, 1851, where he captured 200 head of cattle, and had hii hone killed
under bim: and more paitirularly at the combined attack on the Amatola.4 June 28, 1851, where he
captured nearly 2000 head of cattle; repeatedly had the honor of rrcTiving the highest eomroendatkm
in General Orders, and special menti:>n in the despatches of Sir Harry Smith, then tiovernor and Com-
mander-in-Chief. Servea throuKhout the Eastern campaign of 185i-.'>5 with the 4th Regt., including the
battles In the Crimea, siege and fall of Sebastopol ; was mentioned in the despatches in high terms bj
Lord Raglan and by General Eyre, for the *' spirited manner " in which, en the night of the 23nd Not.
1854. and following moming, he twice repnised the Russian attack upon an advanced position before
Sebastopol; served as Aide-de-camp to Sir William Eyre since 17th April 1855, including the attack
and occupation of the Cemetery on I8th June (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major, Knight of the Legion
of Honor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
ya Midor Dcfrine served as Brigade Muiur to Colonel T)L>spanrs force in tlic opcmlions against and aasanli on
thfC rclyelchief's Pirn at 01iiua«-ai in New Zealand on lat JuK 1813 (uu-utioucd in desiiatch), alao at the destruc-
tion of Anotnak^s Pnh on IGth July.
47 Mi^or Applcyard served witli the 80lh in the Burmese war of 1853 (Medal), and wat present at the
capture of Moriabnit, operations before Rangoon on the l:!Ui, ISth, and I4lh April, and capture of the Great
Pognn Pagoda with tht; storming party; also at the capture of Pronic. Served the Eastern c:im|iaign of
1804-65 with the Royal Fusiliers, and was provnt at tiu> LuttkM of Almn (wounded) and Inkerman, and
»lege of Sebasto|)ol, incloding sorties on 5th \pril and pih May. dcFence uf tho Quarries 7th June, and
assault on the Redan ISth June— 'M'oundid (.\Iednl and Clasps, Kuight of the Legion of Honor, and 6th
Hiss of the Medjidie).
48 Colonel Crofton served in the Eastern campaign of 1851 with the tZOth Regt., Including the batllo
of Alma, siege of Sebastopol. and t)attlc of Inkerman (severely woumled and horse shot). He commanded
the Regt. at Alma and a wing at Inkerman (Medal and three Clasps, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and
5th Class of the Me(^idie).
Adjutants.
I captain Yoongaervrd with the 98th Rept In the P:ii\)anh campaign of 1848-40 (Medal).
9 Cwptoln H&n. B. M. Ward served with the 47lh Rc«t. the Ensfeni campaign of 1854-56, including the
aattle of Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol, and anrtie of Sflth Oct. (Medal and Clomps, and Sardinian Uedal).
4 Captain Coxon served In the Omnge River t^vervignty, Cape or Good Hope, in 1R51, where he was
dangcvoosly wounded (shot throagh l>otli thighs) in nn encounter with B'Mts and Hottentats.
6 Uaplaia Hanhnrn served the SutleJ campaign of 1845-46, Including the battle.t of Moodlcee (wtnindcd),
Feroseshah, and Sobraon (.Medal and Cla»ps).
0 Captain Roney served as Major tn the 1»t Jager Corps, British German Legion, from its formation,
aeeompoaled it to the Ea«t, and was eventually appointed to tho commend of the corps.
7 Captain PadHeld svrveil the Fa^tern campaign of 1854-56 as Adjutant of the 20rh Regt., Inclading the
battles of Alma, Bolaklava, and Inkerman (wounded, and horee tihot under him), and siege operations against
Sebastopol— severely wounded (Medal andClasp«).
5 Captain HughM has the 4th Cla«fl of the Medjidie for Service with the late Turkish Contingent.
0 Captain Hon. 8. K. H. Wanl served with tlio 92i)d Htghlanden» in the Crimea In 1865, including tho
esaedltion to Kerteh. siege and fhll of Sebastopol, »nd attack uf the 18th Jnno (Medal and Clasp).
10 Captain Little served in the Eastern eampaiim of 1854-56, including the finite of Sebastopol (wounded
ySth Marebi attack on the Quarries 7th Jnn<>, and on the Ro<lan )8th Juno ( Medal and Cla«p).
II Captaiu SIdebottoni served with the fiutfs at ttie tirpc of Sebastopol in 1865 (Medal and ClaiFp).
18 Oaplafai R: 11 served the Eastern caraimign of 1854 55. including the battles of Alma and Inkerman,
siege and fall of Sebastopol, and atTalr in the Cemetery (Medal and three ClaspP, and Sardinian Medal).
19 Captain Flam!>tead served withthelSth Royal Irish throughout the Burmese war of 185 .'-93 (Medal).
including the destruction of the stockades in the Rangoon River, capture of Rangoon and Promc, and
the greater part of the operations against Myattoun in the Donabew district.
14 Hit^ welman commanded a dotachmcni of the 80th, embarked In the private schooner ArUU at
the capture by snrprise of the piratical schooner JIanntih in a harbour of the Mercury Islands on the
Sflftli OH. I84S, for whieh Ihb received the thanks of the Governor of New Zealand, and the approbation of
The Dwke of Wellington. He served thp campaign on the Sntloj in 1845-n as Adjutant of the 80th, In-
cludlnc the battlee of Moodkce, Ferozeshah, and Sobrmon (Medal and two C]a^^O.
W Capt. Beswiek served in llie Eastern campaign up to 8ih Nov. 1854, as Adfutant of the 38th Regt.,
Ineiadknw the Uattles of Alma and Inkerman, nnd aiegH of Sebastopol (Mt-dul and three ClaspsV
17 Captain Martley served in the Crimea with the 50th Regt. from 25th Ai:g. ISfi."! (>Iedal with Clasp for
18 OUtain Rocke served with the Snd Regt. in the Kaffir war of 1861-63 (Mrdol).
It Cupula Onat served with the tnd Foot duriur tbe esmpsifn of 181l-4i, la Ibc Souihvm Cnnean and Sswsnt Wstree
eoMtfy, ladadiDf tbe itonBlnf of several stockades and ttac inveitmvnt and eaptare of tht Forti of Menohur and Mm*
sapCosh.
86T Depot Baiialioni.^-^Waf Sermees,
Paymasters.
I Oai^tftln Kaylor Mnr«id at the Bi«f a and captnre of Lof hnr, Ko«re«, Rfthnr. and mwtnl nnall HUi
PorU to the Southern Mahrette coimtrj in 1818. S^r^ed in the 8«rweDt Wanme Suie, and wm M«ti»)y
wounded In both legt (compound fracture of the right) at tlie aMault of Boree, 18th Feb. 1810. Serred
alto in tlie BurmeM war In I8i5 and 1820 ; and at the capture of Kurrachee in Lower Scinde in 1818. Hu
received the India Medal wiih a Clasp for Ara.
f Pa]nna»ti>r Bnrnr J terved with the&lat throuxhout the Burroete war of 18a24l8; on board the EJ.C.
steam frigate Feroox during the naval action and destruction of the enemy's stockades on tha RaBfOoa
River; during the succeeding three da js' operations in the vicinitj, and at the storm and capture of
Rangoon.
8 Paymaster Roche served In the 84th Rogt. in the Crimea (Vom 0th Dee. 1854 (Medal and Clasp for
Bebastopol).
4 Paymaster Wheatley served with the 42nd the Eastern campaign of 1854, including the battles of
Alma and Balalilava, and siege of Bebastopol (Medal and three Clasp«).
5 Paymaster Corcoran served with the 48th Uegt. the Coorg campaign in April 1884.
0 Paymaiter Ben»on served in the Peniniula from July 1812 to the end of the war, Including the
battles of Viltoria, the Pyrenees (wounded in the arm), Pampeluna, Xlvelle, Nive, Orthei, and TouIoum,
and has received the War Medal with five Cla«ps. Served alto In the American war, and was severely
wounded in the right breast by a riflo-ball at Plattsburgh. Served the Eastern campaign of 1B54-&5,
including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Bebastopol (Medal and Clasui, and Turkith
Medal).
7 Captain Wethered serred in the Eastern campaign of 1824, Including the battle of Alma (Medal and
Clasp).
8 Paymaster Fenoran served the campaign of 1814 in Holland; also tliat of 1816, including the battle of
Waterloo.
0 Captain Young served with the 22nd Regt. the campaign of 1844-46 in the Sontbem Mahraita
country, and was present at the investment and capture of the Forts of Panulia and Pownghur.
10 Paymaster Fair served with the 44th in tlie retreat fh>m Cabuol, and was taken prisoner at Gunda-
muck after receiving four wounds. He served with the 6fltb at the battle of Punniar (MedalX and
the campaign on the Sutlej (Medul and three Clasps), including the battles of Moodkee, Fcrowshah,
Aliwal, and Sobraon.
II Paymaster Bodle served in the 80th Rcgt. thronchout the SulleJ campaign of 1845-8, including the
battles of Moodkee, Ferosethah, and Sobraon (Medal and two Clasps). AlMt In the Burm<fse war of 1859.
including the capture of Martaban, operations before Rangoon on the I2tb, lath, and 14th of April, and
capture of theOreat Dagon Pagoda (with the storming |»arty), and capture of Prome (Medal).
12 Captain Hall aerved with the 14th Regt. at the ulego and fall of flebastopol (Medal and Cla«]i).
18 Paymaster Hawlier served with the 2ltt Fusiliers the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the
battles of Alma, BnlaVlavii, and Inkerman, siege uiid fall of Bebastopol, and expedition to Kinbourn
(Medal and four Clatpt).
14 Paymatter Travers served with the 31st Regt. in the Crimea from 22nd May 1855, including the siege
and fall of flebastopol, and nttack<t of the I8th June and 8ih 8ept. (Medal and Cla»p).
15 Paymaster Griffiths ben-ed the campaigns of 1818 and 14 in tha Peninsula. Served also in the
American War, including the capture of Washington, hatilo before Baltimore, the several operatioas on
the coa»t. the several attack* upon the enemy's lines before New Orleans, and taking of Fort Bowyer.
In the Batteries upon the banks of the Mississippi at the blowlng-up of a man-of-war schooner.
18 Paymaster WlUiaros servtd with the 90th Light Infantry throughout the Kaffir war of 1848-47
(Medal). In the Crimea during the »iege and fall of Bebastopol from 6th Dec 1854 (Medal and Clwp, and
Turkish Medal). In the Indian campaign in 1857-58 including the actions at Cawnpore In Dec., and
subsequently at the fall of Lucknow (Medal and Cla«p).
17 Pajmastcr Crengh serred the F.a8trm ronipnign of I^oi-rir), inoluiUng the liattlc of Alma and Bege of Se-
liaitopol (Medal aud Clnsps).
Quarter Masters.
1 Quarter Master Morris served with the 30th Rrgt. the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including tie
battle of Inkennan. siege of Sebostopol, and sortie of 28th Oct. (Medal and Clasps).
2 Qr. Master Vousden Her\'rd with iho 2Ist Fusilier* the Eastern campaign of 1854, including the battles
of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman (severely wounded In left leg), aud siego of Pebostopul (Medal and four
Claspa).
8 Quarter Master Anderson served with the 40th Regt. throughout the operations in China, including
the first taking of Chusan, storm and capture of Canton, capture or Amoy. second capture of Chusan, cap-
ture of the heights of Chinhae. occupation of Nin^po snd repulse of the night-attack, rapture of Cliapoo,
Woosung, and Chinkiangfoo. Served the Eo^tirn campaign of 1854-55, including the battle* of Alma and
Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol, and sortie of 28ih Oct. (MeJnl for China, Crimean Medal with
three Clasps, and Medal for Meritorious Conduct).
4 Qr.Master Uricr served with the 88th Regt. the Eastern campaign of 1^4-55, including the battles oi
Alma and Inkerman, siegrof Sebasto]>ol, attack of the Quarries (wounded), and attack of the Redan on
18th June (Medal and Clasps).
5 Qr.Master M'Gre^or served throughout the Eastern rampnign of 1864-55, including the Itattlei of Alma
and Balaklava, expedition to Kertcli aiid Yviiiliale, sicjre and fall of SebnstO|>ol (Medal und Clasps). Served
the campaign of 1H57-58 against the Mutineers in India, including the action at Kudvgunge, siege and fall
of Luclmow, attack on the fort of Rooyah, action at Allyguntie, and capture of Barriilv.'
8 Qr.Master Hendry served the cainpaigu of 1815, and was present at the battles of Quatre Braa and
Waterloo, and capture of Paris.
7 Qr.Master Watson served with the 89th Vcgt. at the siege of Sehavtopol, from 15th Dec. 1801^ to 4th
July 1855, and at the attack on the Re<lan on the 18th June (Medal aud <. lasp).
8 Qr.Master Jameson served with the TOth Highlanders the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, Ineladlag
the battles of Alma and Balaklava, siccre and fall of 8<>bn«topnI, assaults of the 1 8th June and 8ih Sept.,
and expedition to Kertch (Medal and three Claspe, and Sardinian Medal).
0 Qr.Master Desmond served in the Crimea with the 07tli Regt. from Nov. 1854, to 37th June 1866,
and has receiveil thu Medal and Clasp for Si'lia*topol.
10 Qr.Master Moloney served with Ihe 55th Hegt. on the China expedition, and was present at the
capture of Amoy and Chusan and storniliig of Chinkiangfbo (Medal).
11 Quar.Master Moore serre<l with the Slst Kcgt. the Atfrfhaniiitnn campaign of 1843, ineladiaf the
actions of Mazeena, Tezeen, and Jusduiluck, re-occitpation uf Cubool, and the different eagagenfnts
leading to it (Medal)* Also the Sutlej campaign of lS45-4n, inriuding the actions of Moodkee, Feruaesbah,
Buddiwal, Aliwal. and Sobrnon (Medul and three Claopt). Served with the 88th Regt. the Baatem caai-
paign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma (wounded) and Inlierraan, siege and ftll of Sebttrtopol
(Medal and three Cla«p», and 5tli Class of the Mcdjidle). ^^^
13 Qr.Master Burke wrred in the 22nd Regt- in the campaign in the Southern Mahraifa conatrw In 1844
and 1845, and was present at the storm of the Pettahi on 27th Nov., and of the Ibfte of Ptadla Md
Fownghur,
IS Qr.UuUr Hopkins served with the Slat Regt. in the Crimea from 3Snd May 1858, IndNdhit the
Md Ml ofSebaatopol, and attacka of 16tV\ June and «\h ^\. OLeAaXaad Clasp).
Royal Malta Fencible Regiment. 368
14 Qr.Maiter Drtge Mrred in the Crimea with the Grenadier Guardt from April to October 186S, and
with the Slet Bcftt. to the end of the eiege (Medal wiih Clasp for Sebactopol).
If Qr.Maiter Brooke eerved with the Grenadier Guards the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, inclnding the
baCtfas of Alma, BalaklaTa, and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol, and Sortie of adth Oct. (Medal
and font (Httpe).
Suraeon.
1 Doctor Gibb served In the expedition against the insurgent Boers beyond the Orange River in 1845 :
aUo throof bout the Kafllr war of 1849-47, and that of 1850-68 (Medal), and was present at Mvtnl
engagemente.
Royal Malta Fencible Regiment.
£i^/. Co/on«Z.— « Antonio Maltei, 12 Nov. 58.
Af^yor.— *Salverio Gatt, 12 Nov. 58 ; Brevet Mqjor, 26 Oct. 68.
r*Felice Rizzo, 20 July 47 ; Brevet Mqjor, 26 Oct. 58.
'Giuseppe Gouder, 12 March 52.
0.,^^i^» J *Georgio Virtu, 26 June62.
^Giuseppe Cavarra, 22 June 58.
^^Giaseppe Sesino, 12 Oct. 58.
^*Filippo Eynaud, 12 March 52.
♦Loreto Bonavita (-4^;.), 7 May 52.
^Giuseppe de Piro, 26 June 52*.
IA€nitnant9,\ ^JamesLazzarini, 13 Feb. 56.
I *Saverio de Piro, 23 Oct. 57.
I *Henry Hontanaro, 22 June 58.
\^Marqw» Filippo.Giacomo Cassar Detain, 12 Nov. 58,
{♦Michael Portelli, 12 March 52.
*Thomas Emmanuel Bonavia, 12 Oct. 52.
•Frederick Gatt, 25 June 58.
•Joseph Speranza, 26 June 58.
*Paolo Bernard, 17 Sept 58.
•John Rutter, 4 Feb. 50.
Paifnuuier. — ^Vineenzo Rizzo, 25 Feb. 17.
Aiiyutant. — * Lieut, Loreto Bonavita, 12 Feb. 47«
InHmetor qf Mueketrtf, — ^JEntign Thomas Emmanuel Bonavia, 20 May 58.
Quarter Matter. — •Giovanni Enriquez, 17 March 56.
Surgeon. — Ludovico Bernard, M.D. 9 May 49 ; Atiittt.-Surg.Vl Jan. 43.
AsHetant Surgeon. — Carmelo Ellul, M.D. ,9 Aug. 49.
Facings Blue. — Agent, Sir John Kirkland.
^Continuation of Notes to Becruiting Stt^ff."]
12 Paymaster Furlong was in the aetlon before Genoa, and the Uking of that city, 7lh April,
1614. Served afterwards in the American war. Including the operations In the Ciiesapealie, battle
of Bladensburg and capture of Washington, action before Baltimore, end the subsequent service in
the Chesapeake ; operations of the army before New Orleans, the actions of the Snd Dee. 1814, and
1st Jan. 1815, and storm of the American lines before New Orleans ; taking of Port Bowyer. On
board ihib Golden FUee^ transport when attacked by an American privateer, otf the island of 8t.
I>omingo,S8th Nov. 1814.
U Paymaster Marshall served with the 8th Dragoons the Eastern campaign of 1864-65, including
tha hattlaa of Balaklava and Inkerman, and iie«e of 8eba«topol (Medal and Clasps j.
14 Paymaster Robinson served at the siege of AMeerxhur in March and April 1819.
15 Uevt. J. B. Hamilton has received the War Medal with oneClaip for Salamanca.
10 Lieut. B. H. Edwardsserved in the Peninsula from 1811 to the end of that war in I814,inc]ud*
hn( thetlege and storming of Badajoi (wottnded)with the 9th Portuguese Regiment of the Line; and
!■ the 4Srd Light Infkintry at the battles of Salamanca, Vera, NiveHe( wounded), Nive, Tarbes, and
Toalonse. Be has received the War Medal with six Clasps.
17 Lla«t.8pence served the campaigns of 1813 and 14, in Spain and France, with the 84th, and
vaa prwMit at the passage of tha Btdaseoa, battleaof Nivelle and Nive, and actions near Bayonne.
Bt haa raealved the War Medal with two Clasps. _
18 Pavmaater PtttO«ahi eerved with the 60th Rifles In tha CaAr war In 1&M-5S Medal): and
trtth tha 80th Regt. in the Eatleni campaign of 1804,lneladlng Iha battle of Inkerman and siege of
SahMtopol (Madal and CUvpO.
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I RobartCoiliniCrai^io, 3 Nov.43; .Rni.P8Feb.3Sj Zt. P 10 Nov. 41.
I . Edward M'Mnllin," IC Oct. 50 ; Q.M. 17 Not. 48.
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> Straoge
' Arthur John Henr; W;nne
.B.Tnnier Van Stranbeuiee
I '-.i Tremlett
i RobinaoD ■•....
t Oeorge Hurray Lyon Campbell. ■
t BdwioHanle
t SlHWttt
lllers Dillon** .
Burnetl*"
Talbot
) Jamu Corry Jonea Lowry"
I Jamei PeMtie Uorgau"' . .
) OcOTge Grate HBnDan>*> . . .
I PUUpH'LcrarinQi^lte ....
I AitbnT Ford")
Jk^ JHUhny.
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4 V!raiiclt Montagae Smith ....
9 FVsncis Arthur Hant
d Frederick Hewlett
3 Bichard Handcock
d Charles Mills Molony
H.B.Qeorge Arbothnot*"'
6 Richard Sadleir
5 Wniiam Ruzton Barlow
14 Bobert Callwell Smith
H.B.Chas. Stewart Vardon Wilson
B.B.JoIin de Burgh Rochfurt^* ..
7 Rowland Burdon Webster . . . .
1 1 Charles David Chalmers*^*. . . .
7 Samuel Parr Lynes
1 1 Cbarles Hart Pickering «•....
13 Bowes Lennox Forsters
14 James Robertson**'
7 Edward Augustus Slesaor ....
13 LouisC. Aug. Adrian deCetto**
4 Henry Anderson
1 Cbarles Trench
7 Henry Colebrooke Lewes ....
1 4 Hon, Ralph Hare
7 Arthur Sutherland Macartney
3 Alexander DouU
12 Robert Bmmett Cani?
2 Archibald Hamilton Bell ....
13 George Budd
12 John Haughton
13 Francis Sadleir Stoaey** ••..
12 Henry Rogers levers
1 Thomas Clarke
William Godefllroy Brancker. .
Donald Roderick Cameron **. .
William Henry Noble
Richard Newton Young
George O'Connor
LIBUT.
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LlBUTKNANTS.
William Kemmis > 7 April 56
Richard Philip Perry
Edward Taylor Warry
Henry Bond
Henry Geary Hill
Wm. Morritt Barneby Walton
Richard Pendrill Waddington
Henry Brackenbury**
Charles Alfred Gorham
William Henry Graham
Alexander William Duncan .
9 George Fted.6tanley Chambers
6 William Southwell Curzon . .
5 Samuel Dunlop
12 Edward Lyons
9 W illiam Michael Tollner
13 George Bertie Benjamin Hobart
14 HarryAdairTracey*" ]
12 William Strahan
8 Alexander Macdonell Bonar ..
9 Henry John Francis Shea ....
8 Horace Hervey Webber
10 Wentworth Hy. King-Harman
6 Thomas Strong Seccombe ....
9 Robert David Dewar Hay ....
6 Joseph Chas. Smyth- Windham
1 William Bruce Raikes Hall . .
8 William Thomas Budgen ....
6 Edward Broadrick
6 Edward Hotell Thurlow ....
11 Him. Alexander Stewart ••..
6 William Walpole Murdoch . .
8 Francis Hume Dodgson
14 Edward DelayalTarleton**' •.
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d Henry Pountney Darwall . . . .
II Edward Roden Cottiogham**
10 George Russell Salmon
9 Joseph Thomas Barrington . .
1 1 John Claudius Auchinleck*^. .
4 George Sheppard Harvey ....
9 Samuel Cotter Kyle"*
8 William Stopford Maunsell . .
14 Herbert Leonard MitcbeU ....
6 Edward Vicars Boyle
7 Henry Martin Borton
10 Edwin William Sandys
3 John Minton Maunsell
14 George Lloyd Eogstrom . . .
8 Conway Richard Reeves . . .
6 Michael John Sexton
10 WUliam Scott
12 Hugh Latimer Elhiby
6 Vincent Frederick Tufnell .
9 Richard Butler Stoney ,
8 John Henry Blackley
8 Robert Carstairs Drysdale . .
6 Henry Williams Dicken . . .
1 1 William Sampson Brown^ .
9 Heury John Palllser ,
7 Benjamin John Bonnor
8 Charles Thomhill ,
14 Cbarles Eversfleld Bethune*"
1 1 Joseph Egerton Cockburn . .
8 Sidney Parry . . .
9 William Rice Bowen
6 Arthur Harness . •
3 Eugene Hay Cameron
8 Henry de Stuteville Isaacson
4 Henry Cole Magenis
4 Edward James Walker
6 Edward Ommaoney UoUist . .
. • . ■ .
6 Frederick Swaine LeGriee
4 Henry Montague Hosier ....
5 Thomas Bramston Hamilton
12 Arthur Hamilton Gorges ....
2 Thomas Charles Price
3 Wm. Fras. Moore Hutchinson
8 Albert Thornton Wodehonse . .
5 ClintonHey woodSabine Pasley
5 John PhiUp Nolan
10 Osmond Francis Le Mott^ . .
9 Henry Wedderbum Isacke . .
9 Patrick Fitzgerald Gallwey . .
6 Buddie Atkinson
7 Charles Henry Fairfax Ellis. .
7 John Fletcher Owen
1 John Egerton Gubbins
6 Alexander Ramsay Cniikshank
8 John Heathiield Stratton
8 Walter George Stiriing
10 James Robert Davies Cooke. .
10 Edward Smith Gordon
12 Francis Thomas Lloyd
10 George James Gillies
6 George Cumine Strahan ....
d Henry StJohn Vaughan Le )
Marchant Thomas ]
9 Granville Deedes
d George Conrad Sartorius ....
4 Henry Francis Phillpotts . . . . [
3 Henry Miles Burgess |
8 Darell Robert Jago
2 Archibald Wm. Kontgomerie
5 Thomas Challonei Martelli ..
8 John Chas. D'Urf«ftn Murray
LIKUT.
10 Aug. 56
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Tnipeetor Oeneral.
HM ifq/or OtnenU Joha Bloomfleld.
AuUdt Camp^ VC M^or Teeodakt, CB.
J}$put}f Adjutant General.
Colonel Charles Bingham, 1 April 58.
AMtUtant Atfjuiant QeneraL
Colonel £.Wodchouf6y CB. 1 Oct 57.
JOeputy Juietant Aiffuiaut General*
^nd Capt, W. U Yonge, 17 July 58.
AliSutantt.
2nd Capt, W. Morris, 3 April 55.
2nd Capt. F. Close, 16 Juoe 55.
2nd Capt. Rich. Oldiield, 18 Dec. 55.
H.B.2nd Capt. L. H. Dense, 28 July 56.
12* 2nd Capt. C. B. Le Mesurier, 6 July 57.
2Hd Capt. A. H. Murray, 21 July 57.
2nd Capt. L. AV. Peon, m. 23 July 57.
2nd Capt. W. H. R. Simpson^ m. 20
Attj;. 57.
5* 2nd Capt. J. W. CoUiogton, 10 Oct. 57.
I* 2nd Capt. C. P. Rotloo, 22 Dec. 1857.
10* 2nd Capt. R. J. Cairaes, 14 Jan. 1858.
4* 2nd Capt. Morkham le Per Taylor, 5
March 50.
d 2nd Capt. The. Edm. Byrne, 24 March 50.
9 2nd Capt. W. Carty, 17 May 60.
11* 2m<Ca/)/.J.M<C.CampbclJ,m.l7 JuDe50.
13* 2nd Capt. J. M. C. Vibart, 17 June 50.
Chitf Pay matter,
William Marvin, 24 Feb. 58 j Q.M. 10 Sept.
44; Honorary rank of Afqjor, 1 April 58.
Payniaiters.
d John Sargent, 1 Sept. 58; Lt. 12 July 55.
H.B. Edward Gibbs, 1 Sept. 58.
2 Henry William Vyner, 24 May 50.
8 Ucnry George Augustus Powell, 23 Feb.
55 ; Bns. 23 Jan. 40 ; Lt. 27 July 40.
3 Auguiitns Stavclcy Murray, 17 June 50.
5 William Archibald Kidd, 10 June 53;
Ene. P 20 Nov. 46; Xf. ^22 Dec. 48.
6 James Scott,**" 24 June 50; Ent. 5 Nov.
54; Lt.2 Mar. 55.
10 John Baylis Thompson, 21 Jane 50.
1 Wm. Piers Brisley, 8 July 50.
4 Thomas Richardson Griffiths, 8 July 50.
9 Valhaniel £jre Robbins, 8 July 59.
14 David Ailcman Patterson, 28 July 50;
Ene, P 4 Apr. 45; Lt. 2» July 47 ;
Capt. 16 Oct. 57.
11 Henry Lewis de la Chaumette, 8 Aug. 50.
Quarter Masters.
8 Thomas Hassall, 12 April 50.
1 John Cass, 1 April 52.
13 Wm. Reuben Kirkman, 17 Feb. 54.
d Tliomas Hendley {Commissary of
Stores), I July 54.
3 James Black, 27 Oct. 54.
6 William Stewart, 27 Mar. 55.
14 William Hoge, 1 Apr. 55.
10 John McDonald Hains, 21 April 50.
Charles
Henry Pmboo, 11 Oct. 66.
0 William Armstrong, 1 April 57.
5 William Cairns, 1 April 67.
7 John Morris, 1 April 57.
4 John WiUiams, 1 April 57.
John Cochran {Commissary qf Stores),
15 April 57.
Qeorge WllUsm Taylor (Inspector qf
Clothing), 15 Jan. 58.
H.B. George Marvin (Commissary qf Stores),
I Oct 58.
11 William Lloyd, 1 Nov. 58.
2 Jamps Murphy, 13 Blay 50.
o.c. George Alex. Shepherd, 4 Nov. 50.
Veterinary Sturgeons,
John S. Stock ley,*** 18 Aug. 40.
Hicks Withers,'^' 6 March 54.
Matthew John Harpley,*^ 24 April 54
John Thomas Cochrane,"' 9 June 54.
Francis Cotterell,"^ 24 June 54.
Wm. Barry Lord, 1 Oct. 54.
Gabriel Isles RoUiugs,^* 1 Fob. 55.
Thomas John Williamson, 5 Mar. 55.
Christopher Sanderson,*^ 22 May 55.
Edwin Harri!)on, 28 Jnne 55.
James CIeaveland,28 June 55.
Daniel Hinge, 1 July 55.
Frederick Home Rush Spratt,10 Sept.55.
John Bonn Wm. Skoulding,*^ 0 Nov. 55.
Edward Kelly, 26 Feb. 56.
John Bolton Hall, 26 Feb. 56.
George Longman, 10 Aug. 57.
Chari(>8 Steel, 25 Aug. 57.
John Tatam, 10 Aug. 57.
John Baldock, 10 Aug. 57.
Joseph Ball, 23 Sept. 57.
William Dorrofisld, 14 Sept. 57.
James Lambert, 12 Oct. 57.
William Partridge,*'^ 16 July 55.
*Henry Hussey, 14 Sept. 57.
*James Woodyer Callow, 14 Dec. 57.
Chaplains.
Eev. Matthew R. Scott, 10 April 37.
Rev. Walter Melvill Wright, 1 Sept. 50.
Company of Gentlemen Cadets.
Governor. —CoLE. N. Wilford.
Capt.Com. — E. A. Williams, 1 Nov. 48.
2nd Capt.—Bt.Maior Fitzhugh, 6 June 56.
Lieuts.—J. Uanwcll, 17 Feb. 54.
L. Griffiths, 21 Sept. 54.
C. D. Gilmour, 28 Nov. 54.
J. £. Black well, 13 Dec. 54.
Qr.AfaW.— Geo. Alex. Slu-pberd, 4 lfo\. 50.
Riding Establishment.
Superintending : Captain Charles
Henry (Lt.CoL), 2 Nov. 55.
Hiding Masters.
Lieut. William Boylin, 2 June 54.
Lieut. Thomas Bishop, 0 May 55.
Aug. 55.
Stuart
12 Richard Keating, 1 Sept
George Dann, 27 Aug. 50.
• TemjHfrary Rank only.
384 Royal AriiUery
a»e.oli.
■VRDMK
Sdrobovi Major.
MUOK.
d John AtWini DkU
10 Aug. SO
34 Jan. 44
13 Oct. 63
11 Rich. Coffin KllloV CB
7 Jdd« 38
Wan. 63
31 Uaj 66
19 Wm.AlitoiiDuHUTille.MD.
14 June 30
36 July 40
lOcL 68
d Jttme* SomorTlllo Litis'
S Sov. as 33 Oct. 4B
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il George Thomaa Ferrii'
20 Bept. 37
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d Mclboroc BrokB Gillwey ....
IH June 38
3 Jan. 61
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11 Sept. 38
10 April 41
8 Kov. 68
8ur<Iboh».'
10 Wm. Hen. Miickiiit<»h, MD.
1 April 64
d Ueiirr Briacuc, MD
■il Hay 43
5 Uar. 44
13 AprU 56
13 AprU 06
K.B. Junes JlBcDiilbm Scott Fogo
1-J Edward gch&w PiDtlioroc* .. .
18 April 46
IG Mar. 50
T Bdwnnl Qilbarne'
I Hay 45
33 Oet. 40
5 Not. 05
6 William Perry'
aOJuly 66
8 Dee. 64
14 IlughCim»rordW>lihe,* VHi.
BMay 43
1 July 46
39 Mar. 55
1 Matthew Combe,'" MD
aoJuiy 46
31 April 65
4 John Duff, MI»
3 Aug. 48
1 April SU
8 Jan. 5Q
3 ThoniBi Park"
31 Dec. 65
sXt ^Thi^X
3 Howell Walter) VoM
3 Jan. b\
26 Jan. 68
9 Arthur Budge
8 Mlih. Francis Valpy Do LisU;"
1 Apr. W
37 Aug. 41
a Oct. 67
fi KoT. 53
Cnrna tma Smh Apr
litis fMadal and Ctup
If John Rlggs MUlet Lewii"tMD
i: Feb. 48
TDec. 56
[:lau«''>lirM«4idi.'.
AaXIDTANT SURUBOMX.
1 SunHD Il.d« Elliot Hriri
n.B. Joi.t;.Honi»by Wright," MD..
1 Jan. 03
tha Eutam eau|>il|ii or ItM-U, ta-
R.B. John AIM. M'Munn," MD. .
13 Oct. 63
H'Ktaih'i I'anii, Ih< hatltn iil
ICJuly 64
do
Aln>.. BilaklaTa, and lakenua. a^
l»rt or lta]>kla.a.iiad .lent or Srbu.
lonol (Ued.ll and Cliim. tn., KnlfM
urthc Letioa of Uonor, and Blli CliH
ortb*M<4ldl>). BcTTcdlalBdUlii
K.B. Henry Clifford
11 WilIlBinH«iighton,"Ha
d Wm.«eor(te Nicliolaa Manley
38 April 54
20 Feb. B5
d SimpsoD Boch
14 Dec. 64
tMI-M, and wa> pifHU al the »t-
lioB of Pandoo KaddH, opAailaii
H.B. Randolph Webb*
15 Dec. 64
IS Oct. 64
13 John Hanry Hearn
or thi ITiii, ntb, ud (tth Ver.
HiB' Tlioinaa I'arraiit'' . ...■«...•
m lb* 01)1 »«. (islaa meBlloBtd
6 Edwin JameaHopwODd
39 Jan. 66
11 Qeorge Sharp
18 April 6S
SeAprU M
0 Surfton Ollbarna acirrd Ibt
14 Robert Auguatn* Chappie" . .
Ibi aftUra o/^^ae aiU ITK^^
14 Thomaa Joram Orton'--*
17 Jan. 66
■la^ Fim, bitllH of Alnui and
H.B. Ja*. Balfour Cockburn,'*HD..
3 March 64
(Madal aad Claip).
I'Z Albert Hawkina "
15 April 64
37 May 63
[|. B. WiBlam BcaU WallL*
13 William Younga Jeovea" ....
7 AprU 64
9 Doowr FaHen (emd la lif
13 Joaqih Fletcher Lougheed" . .
a 11 Andrew Robertaoii Smith"....
16 Aug. 64
31 Feb. 65
Kaffir nr of IHT; and Ihntthni
ihai or IM^-Gt (Ked.1), .Hl^Zi^
11 John Whittle Riramcr
3 April 66
Banlo IHtM ai iha Ilrrea «>tb Dtc.
13 Rii;hnrdUniacl(eCa.hman,MD.
18 May 66
d Henry Richard Lobb Veale" . .
14 May 66
t'S'.f»rr&'SS;"i'
-J 11 JameiBorridgeFinuemnru ..
23 June 64
iMlUei or AlBU, Balaklaii, aad
0 Jeffbry Allen Uanton, MD. "
S Stephen Henry Dickeraon ....
10 Nov. 54
23 Dm. 54
lUidil u>d Cliapi, BBd K^Mof Ik
13 Air. Joaeph Lumby Hepivorth .
20 Jan. 56
3 Wlllhim Fletcher"
4 May 56
3 Oct. 50
Leflon nf HoBor).
11 Francis Hyde Fonball
ID Doctor CoBilH irrTrd th.
a.B. Robert Lewcr"
1 Aug. 67
18 On. 57
Eaium nmpaltn at IBM-U, la-
c1udl»g till l»Hle. of AlBia. hum-
kliTt, and Iiik^^nnao, iha iKcr of
14 Henry F.iljanibi; Patcrson ....
14 Robert David Burn, MD
m Oet. 07
3>l)»iop«1, aod RpulWDf IhaMiIli
0, 7 Helviiie George Jone*
0 ' 11. B. John Wood
10 Oct. 67
10 Jan. 65
15 Sept. 57
on Mih Oet. lUt (»«lal iikI fcv
11 Surma D* LUt* >anM aiih
1 0 UJowph HarmailnkeTaykir....
. 0 14Declm.FilimdeHod|(aon,MU.
38 Sept. 67
■rn ramuiifa cf IKst-u, iBclndinc
■ he ballfn nf Aim* .nd Inktrmu.,
litre ai.d nil or Srbulapot iXed>l
and Hirer Claipa, and Kaigkt of lie
0 l,1GeoivcDafitt8onMilt>c,"MD.
18 Sept. 57
0 14 Robert Walter Clifton
38 Sept. 07
0 ! 1 Wlllliiin Tanner
0 Nov. 57
Leilun ..r hTS,). •
0 l^WiUiaiiiJamrBCnminlng.HD.
(1 1(1 John Surtflold Comin
32 jw'; mI^S'SSS'S
1 0 1 J Aloxaiidcr Dudgeon Gulland"
11 Feb 60 " »<«*»■ Corkboni wrrtr/t la
[ 0 :l Kugane Franei- O'Leary
! 0' S Samuel Pratt Woodfnll
U Feb. 56 mrliidint the eip«dillaa to KnS
i U U Blward Hurdlnge
lOMarchSBmlYapllaill.andHiiMofftbartaanl
! 0 ID James Johnaon d- Altera
23 April 68
(Medal and Ct«p.).-
1
* aarfCH Major Ullo ttnti Is Ihr (laid during th« nbclllon la Cantd* nl iaa»-N.
3 BBn(BlIar«rcRliMr*cdiBliuluiia1*i^7-DB, ind vm pnanil at tlw rrtitt at IsAmir hj U
aula oT Canpoie «i lltli Dcr., nrgt and uptun c.r L«ki»ir (Mtdal mi C\ttv).
* SuitHn Tom Kmd Ja ibe CRnia Irom Uii April bombardnitnl ef l»U unlll (he fli^al (tutui
u la iiwdlcal eliarfa af Iha lefl ilata Dala al iha fall of BalMatoval iMnliil mnd Clai);).
7 fluwon P01T7 Barrad .
■ !«■ or SabailoiHl, and
Watiha aanrd In lb* npadlllon
ralIarSaliaalapal|3ltdKlandClu]i, andSlhCluiarihe >le<i)idla).
Setulopal, and npulK ot tht mtiIi on DiaeuihOGlolKr IBM('lI(dalud aaipi.and Knifbtof thaLeflon
13> DDciiir lewia ■nrcd sitb tha Bifli- Rnpulr in the riprditiuB BcunillliF iniur|CFiit B«n,Dnr1hiirihe Onugc
Birn, aod waa prcaut at thr utlon of Buem Fluti gn Nlli Autput I KtM.
wtbdlaT Since and Naa-abannR [lltdiUndCluin),
IT Doatar H'Xun tarraa in ibe Euttm HDipalgn ol IBM-M, including iha ilraa et Sabailopol (Xadal
II AaalaUarcaoD Baarhton aarnd In Iha Eutani eampilgo of lUl-U, Includlna Ilia bailie of InharisaB
■B4al*f*oI8a)M*lopsl IHadalaml Clatqn.anilGili Claiaor Ilia MrdJIdir). ^rnrd iiilhalndlancampilcBln
Bar^, anttOMfon, anil MDhumdfe'cMcdTl'uid'ciMpi. "^"^ "'^°
IB XiatalAiinoa Cbappla wrrrd Iha Eailam cmmpiiirn or IftM-Sn (Medal and (.'Iain, uid fllh Claaa of
tbaH«4M>0-
30Aiaial.bi>*viiiIIai>t]DiHrvediillb tUeltb Regt. at tbe ili«s and fail of SFb.iilopi;! [Hadal and CUap).
n Aaailt^Burfaon JtfTO^ larded with the amiT a( Old Fbrt, and waa prar^nt at (lia battled of Alma and
TftWFnan. unnrfln iji^ irwnehffa jfnrjna th<« lipfft and bomburilnwnE il tfL-ba«to]tol. and «a- ptc^fot at (ha
J^aitrro rampaien In twdjntl clinria or Iho Royal Englnaafa
fiflil atlatt, dunnf tna vinMTOI itot-Ui wa» pnwnt Id Ibi trrnchn ■ilh lb* lloral Arlilliir durliv lb*
UiuTy JoBoi' llJipalch of IBIh grpt. IMS (MedM and Vlaip, and ilh Ciaai ol tba Midjidli'. Wat pnanii at
M AialiLAarfaan Oulland Mntri at the >k|e nl liebHlopol and FifadlHon lu Krrlob iMtdal aail Claip).
It AadaLHiirRion Flatehet xnad al the aleie and fail uf 8(ba4toi»l front M>h Ad|. lUa {Madal and
S^iiMM.Sanim Webb aeiied in India in lUI-U. and iru pKeeat at Ihc acliaoa of Banda and Chitiakota
(■■allBWdls deipateli. Medal).
X7 AjaiatJl¥reeon Tvnat amed in Imlin in 11167-59, and vaa pffteal at the balik of Cairniiaic op tth Dat.,
acliaBatKakel(iuldca,aadiiIairii( Konkur<Medal>.
n AaaiitAiiRDB Oitin acrrcd villi the Hotal Attilh-n in (he Itcnrln-a beftirc Svliailonol in l»» and at tba aa-
hhK of tba Kcdaii on Ibc Mb Sept. IMcdul and Cbwpl. tiarvnl <rilli iL* Cntra] liidu tCeld t^ree nndet »r llngb
Kim ta IBiH. and wat unuilt nt the airri- and capinra or tbe fnit or Cbawlaiiw. aicge and niptiirF of Jhanai.
~ tki/lb*Belra,acliuaatSo«Drb, arUniiBi/lTIIianimk Hav.anil.if Slil Mniat GuVwlieand roptuieuf
Calpec ; waa nnrrwaiib anient Id varinoa ankaia ia tlia .
tt AaaiaLBuifsoB tindlb aeivBl in li
AaaiaLBuifsoB Wlb auvel in India la l^K-K. aul iraa pRaaal at Ibr artioui of Srrundia, Clianila, and
aiuie and cantnre of Lurknov. awl ralial Bf ATi*>fhiu'<Med>t aadCUip).
.SaYeeon Veaio »«it«I id luilia auit waa aeieni; louKlcd at Ibc relief of Lucknow bj Imd Cljd*
(Hotal ant Claip).
n Aaiirt.SBr][euii Hllne Htved In Tniliii in IKi/.SH and wai prtatnt al the irlioni of 5onoB ami Tlranl
■•rrad wllh Ih* Mrd Heal. In Iha Indian eanpalfn of IUT>3». anil aa) prawnl al the aHUr nf Hlmblnln
(anaialr woundnl), iltie of Naamueh. Arid •^armiloni aialnal Awali, and inbuquaM daatnHloD sf Uh
■4acm towna, alao at tlM capture gf Kotali (Aetfal].
sue
Coatt Brigade of Artillery,
Majok.
JnmM Carapball, ixd Lieut, 1 July 47 ; Capl. 10 Hay U; JITi^ar, 4 Nov. BO.
Wiltinn Ilnniljtlda, £i«uf. 3 May £j>; Cn^f. 7 Sept. &'i. ud Inkw^u «4 ilfitaaf Sttau»^
WlDiain Ili'urj', Litut. June 5^■, C(i;>(. lA Nor. SA. .pil (»«UI ■»« OIm«>). Md han-
Vr Andrew llmr)',' i.'. 10 Nay 66; Capt.iS Soy. i:^..ttlnitbe\tcunCm"tn*Ml'<^-
John Mnckmiic, £i>»(. 22 Sept. «i j CapM Feb. Sfl. ',«T-Mm« S™wirfS.^SiIS
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I Sir Hew Bow lerred in fhe Penliuala and Tnuice from 9th June 1800 to Feb. 1814y
including the action of the Coa, battle of Bnsaco, actions of Pombal, Redinha (wounded in
the ihoalder), Casal NoTa, Foa d'Arouce (wounded in tlie leg), and Sabngal; battle of
Fuentet d'Onor,actlon of Aldea de Ponte, sieges of Ciudad Rodrigoand Badajoz (dangerously
wovnded in the head) ; action at Castrajon, capture of forts at and battle of Salamanca, cap-
tare of Madrid and the Retiro, aflTairs of San Munoz and San Milan, battles of Vittoria,and
the Pyrenees from 26th to 80th July, passage of the Bidassoa, NivcUc, and NiTe; battle
near Bayonne, 13 Dec. 1813. Served also the campaign of 1815, and was present at the
buttle of Waterloo. Sir Hew has rccciTcd the Gold Cross and two Clasps for Busaco, Bada-
Joi, Salamanca, Vittoria, Nivelle, and Nlvc; the Silver War Medal with three Clasps for
Faentea d'Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo, aud Pyi^enees; and is a Knight of the Tower and Sword
of Portogal, and Snd Clara St. Anne of Russia.
3 General Campbell served the £g>'ptian campaign of 1801, including the actions of the
8th, Idth, and Slst March, capture of Rosetta, several aflkirs on the march to, and cap-
tare of Cairo, and afterwards at the capture of Alexandria. Medal for services in Egypt.
4 Lieut General Turner was at the capture of the Cape of (iood Hope in 1800. Served
also in the Peninsula from Dec. 1813 to the end of the war, including the battles of Orthes
and Toulouse, and the affairs of Vic Bigorrc and Tarbcs. He hiis received the Gold Medal
•nd one Clasp for Orthes and Toulouse.
5 Sir Robert Gardiner's services: — capture of Minorca in 1798; campaign in Portugal
aud Spain, including tlie battles of Rolcia, Yimiera, aud Coruuna; expedition to WaJcheren;
Peninsular campaigns from early in 1810 to the end of the war in 1814, including the
battle of Barrosa, capture of Badajoz, battle of Salamanca, siege of Burgos, affair of
Morales, battles of Vittoria, Orthes, and Toulouse ; campaign of 1815, including the battle
of Waterloo. Sir Robert has received the Gold Cross and two Clasps for Barrosa, Badajox,
Salamanca, Vittoria, Orthes, and Toulouse; and the Silver War Medal with three Clasps for
Hokia, Vimiera, and Corunna ; and is a Knight 2nd Class of ^t. Anne of Russia. In 1848
he was appointed Governor and Commander-in-Chief of Gibraltar, and continued in that
command until the 26th August 1 855.
6 Lieut.General Wallace was on board the Pkcenix Letter of Marque when she beat off a
French Privateer near Barbadoes in Dec. 1800. Present at the siege of Flushing in 1809;
and he commanded the Artillery at the attack of Sackets Harbour, United States, in 1813.
7 LieuLGcneral Richanl Jones served in Holland in 1799, Including the battles of Zuyp,
Hoom, Egmout, and LImmen. Present at the capture of Paris, and with the Army of
Occupation until 2nd Dec. 1818.
8 Lieut.General Whinyates served in the expedition to the Helder and campaign in
North Holland in 1709; expedition to Madeira in 1801, and to Coi>enhagen 1807 ; Penin-
sular campaigns from Feb. 1810 to July 1813, Including the battles of Busaco and Albn-
hera ; affairs at Usagrc, Aldea de Ponte, and San Munos, attack and defeat of General
Lalleman's cavalry at Ribera, and many other affairs. Served also the campaign of 1816,
and was severely wounded in the left arm at Waterloo. He has received the Silver War
Medal with two Clasps for Busaco and Albuhera.
9 LleuLGeneral Michell served the campaign in Holland in 1799; In the Peninsula
and south of France from Aug. 1813 to May 1814, including siege of San Sebastian, passage
of the Bidassoa, Nivelle, and Nive, battles of Orthes and Toulouse; in America from May
1814 to May 1815, including the attack of Washington, Baltimore, and New Orleans, and
other operations on the coast. Attached to the Prussian army in reducing the fortresses in
the Netherlands. He has received the Gold Medal and one Clasp for Orthes and Toulouse ;
and the Silver War Medal with three Clasps for St. Sebastian, Nivelle, and Nive.
10 General W. G. Power served in Spain, Portugal, and France, fVom 14th Oct. 1808 to
4th June 1814, including the battle of Talavera, sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo (wounded), and
Badajoz, capture of French works at Almaraz, reduction of forts at, and battle of Sala-
manca, siege of Burgos (wounded), siege of San Sebastian from 1 Ith July to 8th Sept. 181 8,
passage of the Bidassoa, the Nive, and the Adour, battle of Orthes, investment of
Bayonne, and various minor actions. Led the reserve to the support of the assault-
ing party of Fort I^ Picurina during the last siege of Badajoz, and the Commandant sur-
rendered to him personally. Ho lias the Silver War Medal with nine Clasps.
II Lieut.General Dyneley's services; — Campaign of 1805 in Italy under Sir Jas. Craig;
and that in Calabria in 180G under Sir John Stuart, including the battle of Maida
and siege of Scylla. Peninsular campaigns from July 1811, to November 1813, including
the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo (wounded in the head), siege of forts at Salamanca (wounded
in the face), heights of St. Christovel, battle of Salamanca, defence of the Bridge of
Simancas, affairs at Morales de Toro and San Munos, buttles of Vittoria, and the Pyrenees.
Cam]>aign of 1815, including the battle of Waterloo. Taken prisoner at Malanaheuda near
Madrid, 11th Aug. 1812, when engaged with the rear-guard of Joseph Bonaparte's army;
escaped from the enemy, and rejoined the army the 23rd of the same month. He has re-
ceived the Silver War Medal with five Climps.
.12 Lieut.General Cobbe served the campaign in the West Indies in 1801, under Lieut.
Gen. Sir Thos. Trigge.
13 Lieut.General Mercer served in South America in 1807, and commanded tlie rear-
guard left in occupation of the citadel of Monte Video to cover the embarkation of the
gtrriaon. Served the campaign of 1815 in command of a battery of Horse Artillery, in-
cluding the action of Quatre Bras, the Cavalry affairs of the following day, and battle of
Wfiterloo (wounded), where he saved two squares of Bniiiiwick Infantry, prerionaly dia-
388 ffar Sermcei ofilie Officers of the Boyal AriUknf.
locitod by a heavy cannonadap flrom beio^ broken by a charge of CoiraMien— and thif by
disobeying the Duke of Wellington's positive order, '' To withdraw the men from their
guns, if charged home, into the adjacent squares of Infantry:" the charge was defeated,
though porsevered in to within ten yards of the guns' muizl«>s. Three several attacks were
in a similar manner defeated ; was afterwards at the action of St. Denis and capture of Paris.
14 Maj.Geii. Scott served in the expedition to Walcheren, and was at the siege of Flushing.
\b Miyor Qencrol llussel was actively employed as acting Brigade-Major during tho
insurrection of tlie slaves in Jamaica in 188:3.
10 Lieut.General Cator served tlic campaign of Wulchcrcu and siege of Flushing. In the
Peninsula and south of France from the end of 1809 to the termination of the war in
1814, including the defence of Cadiz, linos at Torres Vedras and at Santarcm. battle of
Barrosa (wouudt'd), afTuir at Osma, battle of Vittoria, affair at Tolosa, passage of the Bidas-
soa,and at the attack of Bidiy*8oa by the French, battles of Nivclle and Nive, and four days'
engagements in front of Bayonue. He has received the Silver War Medal with four Clasps.
17 Major General II. W. Goi-don's services : — Expedition to Naples, Dec. 1806, and sub>
sequent occupation of Sicily ; battle of Maida, and attack and surrender of the Bock of
Scylla, 1806. He has i*eceivcd the Silver War Medal with one Clasp for Maida.
18 Sir Wm. Colebrooke's services . — Campaigns of 1809 and 10 in India; expedition to
Java in 1811, including the action uf Woltyvreden, in batteries before Cornells (mitil
wounded in tlie groin '22nd August), and the siege and capture of Jokjakarta. Expedition
to Palembang,in Sumatra, 1813; campaign uf 1817 and 18, in India, against the Piiidarrecs
and Mahrattas; campaign of 1818 and 19 in Southern India. Present also at the sieges of
Ras-el-Kyhma and Zaya, Arab fortresses. Sir William has received the Silver War Medal
witli one Clasp for Java.
19 Major General Wylde serveil in Ilolhind in 1813 and 14, and commanded abatteiy
before Antwerp and at Uie attack on Bergcn-op-Zoom. Was attached to the Ilorse Artillery
with the Army of Occupation in Fmnce. In April 1834 succeeded Lord William Ruwell as
Military Commissioner at the head-quarters of Don Pedro's army in Portugal, and con-
tinued with tliem until tho Convention of Evora Montt^; and subsequeutly from Nov. 1834
to 1840 at the heud-qusrtei'i> of the Spanish Army, and in all the general actions during
that period, including the raising of the siege of iiilijoa, for which he received the thanks of
the Spanish Cortes. In Portugal, again, in 1840, during tho Civil War, and signed the Con-
vention of Oporto. lie is a Knight of Clmrles tho Third, 2ud Class St. Fernando, and
Commander of IsalM^lIa tlie Catholic.
30 Major General Maclachlau served in Spain in 1813 and 14. He is a Knight of
St. Maurice and Lazare.
21 Major General Sabine served the campaign on the Niagara Frontier iu 1814, and
commanded the l»atteries at the siege of Fort Erie in August and September.
22 Major Gen. Chesney was employed, from 1829 to 1832, in examining the principal
parts of Western Asia ; during which time, assisted only by a few Arabs, he descended
the river Euphrates upon a Raft ; and his reports to Goveniment led to a Parliamentary
vote to extend our commercial relations in that quarter, and open a communication with
India through Arabia. His Majesty, through tlie Duke of Wellington, having conferred
on him the rank of Colonel on a particular scr\-ice, he sailed early in lBi35 with a detach-
ment of artillery, another of saitpers, a proportion of seamen, and thirteen military and
naval officers; with whose assistance Colonel Chesuey accomplished the extraordinary
achievement of transporting two iron steam vess^els across Syria, and floating them in a
perfect state on the Upper Euphrates, not very far from Aleppo. In the early part of the
navigation thus eommencc<l, a fiHirful hurricane carried the smaller vessel and twenty of
her men to the bottom. Colonel Chesney and eight others being saved by swimming. The
Commander, however, persevered ; and in the remaining vessel he not only completed the
surveys of the river Euphrates, Tigris, and Kareen, but continued the undertaking until it
was turned over in the following year to the East India Company. His late Blajesty
warmly approved of the intrepidity manifested in continuing the service after the calami-
tous loss of one-hulf of his force, and the brevet rank of Major was bestowed on him by
the King, which was followed by that of Lieut.-Colouel by command of the Queen.
23 Maj.Gen. Bell's services: — Capture oftlie islands of St. Tliomas and St. Cn>ixinl807;
siege of fort Desaix, Martinique ; capture of Les Saintes, near (luadaloupe, and bombardment
and driving from the anchorage the French fleet in 1800; capture of Guudaloupe and adja-
cent islands in 1810. ServcKl in the Peninsula and France from July 1818 to July 1814,
including the passage of the Bidassoa, Xivelle, Nive, and four days* engagements near
Bayonne; passage of the A dour, investment of Bayonne, affairs at Vic Bigorre,and Tarbes,
pass^e of the Garonne, and subsequent operations to the battle of Toulouse where he was
slightly wounded. Served also the campaign of 181c>, including the battles of Quatre Bru
and Waterloo, and capture of Paris. He lias tito Silver Wai* Medal with five Clas|>a.
24 Major Gen. Brcreton served in Spain, France, and the Netherlands, from December
1.800 to June 1815, anfl was )»resent at the defence of Cadiz and of Fort Matagorda
(wounded), the Artillery of which last place he commanded. He served in the batteries at
the siege, of San Sebastian; was present in the battles of Barrosa (wounded), Vittoria, the
Pyrenees, Orthes, Toulouse, Quatrc> Bras, and Waterloo (severely wounded), actions on
the retreat from Burgos, at San Munos. near Salamanca, Helctte, St. Palais, Sauvetcrre,
Aire, and Tarbes. He commanded a Division, as second in command, of the expedition
under Major-General D'Aguilar, which assault^ and took the Forts of tho Bocoa Tfgrit
in tbe daton BiYer, thote of the Staked Barrier, and of the city of Canton, apfkiiig 879
Witt 9emeeM of the Offieen of the Roifal ArtOkry. 889
piocat of hmrj ordnance. He has receiTed the Silver War Medal with tiz Claepe. Waa on
board the flag-ihlp Brifannia daring the naval action of the allied fleets with the defences
of Sebastopol on the 17th Oct. 1854, and directed the rockets fired from that ship against
the forts and city : has receired the Crimean War Medal with Clasp for Sebastopol.
95 M^jor Gen. England served the expe<iition to the Weser in 1805 and 6; to the Cape of
Good Hope and Soath America in 1806 and 7 ; campaign of 1813 iu the Peninsula, including
the battle of Yittoria and siege of San Sebastian, for which he has received the Silver War
Medal with two Clasps.
26 Muor Gen. Hardinge served in the Peninsula from Aug. 1813, to the end of the war in
1814, including the battle of Yittoria, siege of San Sebastian, battles of Orthes and Toulouse,
aiAdn at Osma, Tolosa, Bidassoa, and Tarbes. Served also the campaign of 1815, and was
present at Ligny and Quatre Bras. lie hu8 received tlie Silver War Medal with four Clasps.
87 Major General Gordon Hlggins commanded the Royal Artillery in the Syrian cam-
paign from August 1840 to tlie evacuation of that country in, Dec. 1841 (Medal), and was
present at the bombardment and capture of Beyrout and of St. Jean d'Acre.
S8 Major General Anderson's services: — Siege and capture of Flushing, and the subse-
quent operations in 1800 ; Bombanlment of Antwerp, also previous and subsequent opera-
tions In 1813 and 1814 ; campaign of 1815, including the battle of Waterloo, and captures
of Cambray and Paris.
38 Mi^or General Armstrong served atWalcheren in 1809; aud in Canada from May 1810
to July 1815, including the capture of u detachment on river Raisin, the cutting out of an
enemy's vessel when in command of a gun-boat at Prescott, at Fort Erie during a cannonade
of 17 hours ; at the loss of Fort George, actions at Stoney Creek, and Black Rock, invest-
ment of Fort George, capture of Fort Niagara, Black Rock, and town of Bufialo, action at
Streets Creek, and Chippawa, and at the siege of Fort Erie under an almost constant fire
for about five weeks. Slightly wounded at Fort George, 27th May 1813.
30 Colonel Fras. Warde was present at the defence of Cadiz and at the battle of Waterloo.
31 Colonel Ingilby served in the Peninsula from July 1810 to Jan. 1813, including the
sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo, Forts of Salamanca (wounded), and Burgos ; and the Iwttles
of Busaco, Fuentes d'Onor, and Salamanca. Sen'cd also the campaign of 1815, and was
present at the battle of Waterloo. He has received the Silver War Medal with four Clas)>8.
32 Colonel Pester was present at the defence of Cadiz, and at the battle of Barrosa, where
he was severely wounded. He has received the Silver War Medal with one Clasp for Barrosa.
33 Migor Gen. Bloomfield served in the Peninsula and France, from March 1818 to June
1 81 4, including the battle of Yittoria, siege of San Sebastian, crossing the Bidassoa, and battles
of the Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, aud Toulouse. Scrvc<I also the cam])aign of 1815, including
the battle of Waterloo. He has received the Silver War Medal with eix Clasps.
34 Colonel Palliser served in the Peninsula and France, from November 1812 to May
1814, including the siege of San Sebastian, and battles of Yittoria, Orthes, and Toulouse, for
which he has received the Silver War Medal with four Clasps. Served subsequently in the
American war, including the battles of Bladensburg and Baltimore, capture of Washington,
and operations before New Orleans. With the army of occupation in France from June
1615 to November 1818, and present at the capture of Paris.
95 Colonel Cuppage served in the Peninsula and France, from February to August 1814,
and was present at the repulse of the sortie from Bayonne. Served also the campaign of
1816, including the battle of Waterloo.
36 Sir Richard Dacres served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the affairs of
Biilganac and M*Kenzie's Farm, and battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkernian (hoiae
killed) : commanded the Royal Artillery at the repulse of the Russians in the sortie from
Sebastopol on the 20th October ; succeeded to the command of the Royal Artillery at
the siege and fall of Sebastopol after Br.-General Strangways vras killed at Inkerman on
the 5th Nor. 1854 (Medal and Clasp.t, KCB,^ Commander of the Legion of Honor,
Commander 1st Cla^s Military Onler of Savoy, and 2nd Class of the Medjidie).
97 Colonel Lake commanded the Artillery of the Light Division in the Eastern campaign
of 1854-55, including the affairs of Bulganac and M'Kcnzie*8 Farm, and the battles of
Alma (horse shot), Balaklava, end Inkerman (horse shot), end siege of Sebastopol (Medal
and four Clasps, Officer of the Legion of Honor, and 4th Class of the Medjidie).
38 Major Gen. Dupnis sei'ved on the north coast of Spain in 1830, 7, and 8, in co-opera-
tion with the Spanish army, including the field actions of the 10th, 12th, 14th, and 10th
March, and the action of Hernani, on the 14th May 1837, I>esides various other minor
affkira. Served the Kastern campuign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma, Bslaklava,
and. Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Aledal and Clasps, OB., Commander of the
Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 3ni Class of the Medjidie). Commanded the
Royal Artillery in India from Oct. 1857 to Feh. 1859, and was present at the action oi
Pandoo Nuddce :26th Nov., operations of the S7th, *28th and iiOth Nov. before Cawnpore,
and battle there on the Tiih Dec. 1857 — twice mentioned in despatches (Medal).
9!) Sir William Fenwick Williams commanded the Turkish army at tlie defence of Kara,
and for his distinguished services was promoted Mi^or-Genural, nominated a KCJB*, and
created a Baronet ; has also received the First Class of the Turkish Order of the Medjidie,
and is a Grand Officer of the French Legion of Honor.
40 Colonel Morris served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, and was present at the
■iega and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp, and 5th Class of the Me(j|}idie).
41 Colonel St. George served the Eastern campaign of 1855, and commanded the siege
tndn at the fall of Sebaatopol (Medal and Clasp, CS.,Offiaer oC tha UiiJmL^^knwQii^
and 4th Claaa of the Medjidie).
4S Colanel N«dhm ftrvcd 1 Ihe tiege ^ &MMftop6l Id 1866 In dMOiiMiift^or IM:
Artillery of the TUrd DivMoii (Medal and OlMp, ud 6th CIbm of the ifedjtdle)*
.1 «•
48 MomI E. C. Warde Mrred In the Butem ewnpaign of 1666, ineenflMiid of <
tndn befon 9ebattopo1, and was preieiit at the bombardmeots of April and (Jaae 6tb-
and 17th), (Medal and Clatp, CB,, Officer of the Legion of Honor, and 4th ClaM ditk
Medjidle).
44 Colonel Taylor served at the siege and fall of Sehastopol in 1855 in oomraand «f Um
Artillery of the Highland DiTision (Medal and Clasp, and 6cli ChM of the MadftAa).
45 Colonel Maclean served at the siege and fall of Sehastopol in 1865 in ooaunaad of
the ArtUIery of the JJght Division (Medal and Clasp, and 6ch CUms of the MedJidieV
46 Colonel Ask with has the decorations of 1st Class St Famando, Commander IsabeUa
the Catholic, and Knight of Charles the Third.
47 Colonel Donlop commanded theTroope in China from the breaking out of hoetiliticB
in 1856 to the end of April 1857. In Jan. 1857, suffered severely fhmi an attempt made
by the Chinese to poison the inhabitants of Hong Kong by mixing arsenie with the bread
sold on the 16th of Januarr. Commanded the Artillery at the c^itare of Canton In Dee.
1857 (C^.).
48 Sir David Edward Wood commanded the Royal Artillery on the Eaatem firontlar of
the Cape of Good Hope during the insurrection of the Boers and (^ffnes in 184^^^;
Served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, and was present at the battles of Balaktava
and Inl»rmau, the siege and fall of Sehastopol, and repulse of the sortie on the S0th
Oct. 1854 (Medal and Clasps, CB,, Officer of the Legion of Honor, and 4th aass of the
Medjidle). Commanded the Royal Horse Artillery in India from Oct 1857 to Feb. 1659,
and was present at the action of Pandora, and as UrigadicT commanded the Fidd Artilleiy
at ttie siege and capture of Lucknow— four times mentioned in despatehos (Medal and Claap).
49 Colonel Fitzmayer served the Eastern campaign of 1864-55, including the aOidrs
of Bulganac and M'Kenzie's Farm, battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Se-
hastopol, and repulse of the sortie on the SUtli October 1854 ; was compUmeBted on
parade by Sir Do Lacy Evans for his manner of bringing the Artillery at the Alma
under " the hottest Are," and was again thanlced by Sir Ds Lacy, and twlee mentioned in
his Dispatch on the repube of the sortie on S6th October 1654 (Medal and Claapa, CB,4
Officer of the Legion of Honor, and 4th Class of the Medjldie).
50 Colonel Francklyn sorved in the EUsteru campaign oif 1855, and coiamandcd the
sioge train of the left attack before Sehastopol, and was present at the lx>mbavdmeBia of
the 6th and 1 7th June (Medal and Clasp, CB., and 5th Class of the Medjidle).
51 Colonel Gambler served in the Eastern campaign of 1854 In command of tha siege
train before SebastopoU and was praient at the bombanlment of October, and at tha battle
of Inkerman (severely wounded. Medal and Clasps, CB., and 6th Class of the Medjidia).
53 Colonel E. W. Crofton served in Spain during the Chriathio and Oarlist war in 1687
and 1838, and was taken prisoner by the Carlists (1st Class St. Fernando). Nominided to
the drd Class of the Medjidle for Services, as a Brigadier, with the late Osmanll Cavalry.
53 Colonel Irving served the Eastern campaign of 1 864-65, including thabsUtleof
Inkerman and siege of Sehastopol ; commanded the Artillery of the left attack at tha faam-
bardment in October and during tlie three last months of 1854 (Medal and GlaspBy CA, and
6th Class of the Medjidie).
54 Colonel Rowan served the Syrian campaign (Medal). Also the Eaatem eampaiga
of 1854-55, including the battle of Inkerman and siege of Sebastopol, in tha trenehas with
the sicga train and bombardment of October (Medal and Claspa, CB., and 5th Claas of the
Mecyidie).
65 Colonel Freese served on the China expedition, and was slightly womded at
Ghinkiangfoo. Served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-66, including the battle of
Inkerman and siege of Sehastopol, in the trenches witli the siege train and bombardment cf
October (Medal and Clasps, CB,, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
56 Colonel Cleaveland served on the north coast of Spain in 1837*39, in co-operatiaa
with the Si>anish army towards the conclusion of the war in St. Sebastian and Its vieinity.
57 Colonel Crawford served in India from Sept 1857 to Jan. 1858, and aa Brigadier
commanded the Artillery ut the relief of Lncknow by Lord Clyde and also tha Artiliary
attached to tlie Commander in Chief's force at the battle of C'awnpore, 6th Deo. (men-
tioned in despatches, CB. , Medal and Clasp).
58 Colonel Paynter served the Eastern campai^ai of 1854, including the affahns of
Bulganac and M*Kenzie's Farm, the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and
siege of Sehastopol ( Medal and Clasps, CB., and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
59 Sir Gooiige Robert Barker served the Eastern cam])aign of 1854-55, including the
battles of Alma and Uulaklava, expedition to Kertch (in command of Boyal ArtiUcfy),
sioge of Sehastopol, induding the command of the batteries of the left attack at tha £iU
of the fortress (Medal and Clasps, CB., Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 4th Glasa
of the Medjidie;. Served the Indian campaign of 1857-58, vras present at the affiiir of
Kalec Nuddec, as liidgadier commanded the Siege Artillery at the siege and capture af
Lucknow, commanded the Colunm which defeated the rebels 5000 strong at Jamo, anlia^
quently assaulted and took the fort of Birwa after eight hours firing (tvrice mentjoncd la
despatches, KCB., Medal and Clasp).
60 Colonel Faddy commanded the R. Artillery In the engagement at Port NaAal
Vainst tha revolted Zooln chief Foro In 1840. He served In the Kafir war of ISOt In
camauad of tha Boyal ArtUkry, and via named In the ofiaial DIapatehai, aapaMly A
.^dK AnlM»«f Of OtiiM^y6f the JhfaJMBO^. SiK
iMt M^log to Ibtt e«ptue of the K«Ar ekief llMomo'A ftrw^M^ o^Uld «Mmo«»'i
Den," on tlM lOlh Jlwch. Alto eoaiMMided the B. AitUlenr at llfet tettle of Bafm
i^AMfctlie Bu«to tribes ud«r the Gktef Moeheih (herte thet) 80th Dec 1868, end was
egKln ■MiitioiMd in Diapetchn^ ead reeaired the Bre?et rank of Mafor tot hte aanleaa
(Medal). Oomnuuided as Brigadier the column detached frooi the Saugor field ibxne,
which defeated the rehel force at Keutin; in Bundlccund on 4th March 1^59 (tnentioneil
tedeapatehety Medal).
61 Colonel Phillpotto served at the aiei^ and fall of Sebastofiol la 1666 (Medal md
Gtefp» nad 6th Claia of the MedjlUle) ; has also received the Syriaa Medal of 1641.
62 Colonel Biddell commanded the Siege Artillery of Outram's fbrcc on the left hank of
thfl Goomtee at the siege and capture of Lucknow in March 1666, also commanded the Artil-
lery of Lngard's Column at the affair of Tigree, relief of Aaimghur, operationa in the Jungle
and captore of Jugdi>spore (three times mentioned in deepatehes, CJ3.y Medal and Clasp).
06 Colondl Price commaiKled the Artillery of the Rajpootana field force under General
Boberta at the capture of Kotah on 80 March 1858, and at the action of Bangor, and defeat
of the rehels on the right hank of tlie Bunnas (mentkmcd in despatches, CH., and Medal).
64 Colonel Wodehouse served the Eastern campaign of 1854-65, including the afikirs
of Balgaaao and ^rRenaie's Farm, the battles of Aima, Balaklava, and Inkerman (horse
kaied)y aiege of 8ebastopol, and repulse of the sortie on the 36th October 1864 (Medal and
Glaapa, CA, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 6th Class of the Medjidie).
66 LLCoionel Maade served the Eastern campaign of 1864 in command of a troop of
Royal Horse Artillery, including the a£Ehirs of Bulganac and M'Kenzie'a Farm, the battles
of the Alma and Balaklava (dangerously wounded and horae shot), and siege of 8e-
basfeopol (Medal and Glaape, CB.^ and 6th Class of the Medjidie).
. 66 Colonel Maberly commanded the Artillery of the Jounpore field force under General
F^anka in the actions of Chanda and Bultanpore ; also present at the siege and captara of
Laekaow in March 1858, and with Grant's Column in the actiona at Koorsee and Barree
(Sour tfaBes mentioned in despatches, CJ3., and Medal and Claap).
67 Colonel Diduon served on the staff of Lord Raglan during the campaign of 1664«
66, and was preeent at the affairs of Bulganao and M^Keaaie'a Farm, the battles of Ahna
and inkennan, oaptuM of Balaklava, caqiedition to Kerteh, and siege of Sebastopol
(wounded 4th Feb. 1855) : commanded the right aiege train, and was present at the bom-
yiwim^nt of Oetober, April, and Jane 17th (Madal and Claaps, €LB., Aide-dc-Oamp to the
Qna^and Colonel, Yifstaria Cross» OfBeer of the Legion of Honor, and 9nd Class of the
Medjidie). He is also a Knight of Cliarlea the Thhrd, let Class St Fernando, and Knight
oCJsahalla the Catholic. .
66 LtCol.Graydon served in the Eastern campaign of 1864-66, including the siege
of Bebastopol, and expedition to Kerteh (Medal and Clasp).
'. 09 iAXIeloael John Tiavers served in the Eaatem campaign of 1864-^ including the
aiegaand fall of Sebastopol (Medal aad Clasp).
70 LLColonel the Hon. G.T. Devereuz served in the Kaffir war of 186S (Medal) y
and WM present at the engagement with the Baauta tribes at Bersa 90th Dec. : named
in tka«Acial Dispatch, and received the Brevet rank of Migor ibr hie servieee.
■ 71 Lt.Cola. Broaghton and Hugh CampbeUy CB,y served in the Bastem campaign of
1864-66, in the trenches with the siege train before Sebastopol, aad at the bombardment of
April and of Jane (6th and 17th): Medal and Clasp, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and
fitb'Caaae of the Medjidie.
99 LtCotonel Adye served the Eastern campaign of 1864.66 aa Assist. A^). General of
Boyal Artillery, and was present at the affairs of Bulganac and M'Kenzie*s Fsrm, the battles
of the Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, capture of Balaklava Castle, siege and fall of Se-
bastopol) Medal aad Clasps, CB.^ Officer of the Legkm of Honor, and 4th Class of the
MeiyidiaX Bcrved iu India in 1867-66 aa Asaist AdJ.Oeneral of Royal Artillery, and was
present at the action of Pandoo Ifuddy 26 Nov., operations before Cswnpore under Gen.
Windham 37th, 88th, and 36th Nov., battle of Cswnpore and defeat of the Gwalkw Con-
tiageni 6tfa Deo. 1857 (three times mentioned in despatches. Medal).
78 Lt^Colonel H. L. Gardiner served in the operations at Pieseott in Upper Canada in
1886. Ako hi the puraoit of Tantia Topee hi Central India in 1866.
.74 LLColonel Knox, Captains C. W. Eigee, aad G. ;R. C. Young, Lleuto. A. H. C.
Hamilton, Carr, Dyce, Hon. B. V. Dillon, Bochfort, and Caae were at the capture of
Ganton In Dec. 1867*
76 LLCokaml Youngfausband served in the Eastern oampaign of 1864, including the
battle of Inkerman and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Qaspe).
76 Colonel D'Aguilar served the Esstem campaign of 1854*66 ^Medal and Clasps,
CB*f and 6th Class of the Medjidie), inclnding the battle of Inkerman (horse ehot) and tiegt
of Sebastopol, In the trenehes with the siege train, and at the bombardment of Octohn*.
Served the Indian campaign of 1867*68, and commanded the Artillery of General Frenka'
fcroB at the action of Hecondra, also commanded the Eoyal Hone Artillety at the siege
aad eaptaie of Loduiow (three times mentioned in despatches, and Brevet of Colonel).
77 LLColonel Thompson served at the siege and fhll of Sebastopol in 1666 (Medal and
Clasp, and 6th Class of the Medjidie).
78 Msjor Ward served at the siege and fall of Sebestopol in 1666. and at the battle of
Tdhernaya ( Medal aad Claap, Sardinian Madal, and 6tli Class of the Med)ldie).
. 70 Mailer BraadUag aerved the Eaatera oampaign of 1664-66 in command of a troop af
muplBotmAxmtffv taclndlBB the aflktoolBnlgUM aDdM<Kieaitar%Vaxtt^^QM\MMtetlL
899 War amneei of the Offiem of the Be^l AHitk^.
Alma, BaliklaTSy sad lalurman, eapftara of Balaklavm, ilcg* ud hX\ of Sebattopol (IfaU
and CUtps, CB., Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 6th Class of the MotHidlt).
80 Captains Wragge and Trederoft, sored in the Baitsni campaigm or 1856, ladnd-
iog the siege of Sebastopol, in the trenches with the sie^e train, and at Sim bomhudm&mtet
April (Medal and Clasp). Captain Trederoft has the 6th Class of the Modjidie.
81 Major F. J. Trevors commanded tho Artillery with Grant's ibroo from SOkh Oct. to
10th Dec. 1857 throughout the operations resulting in the relief of Lucknow and delMl of
the Gwalior Contingent at Cawnpore ; was senior oiRcer R. A. In the action of ted Nov.;
commanded the Artillery sent against JelUlhahad Nov. I3th ; was wonnded in the advance
of 10th- 17th Nov.; mentioned in despatches and thanked by Qovemor (General in Coun-
cil ( Brevet of M^or, Medal and Clasp).
82 LtColonel Dixon served in the Eastern campaign in 1866, in the trenches with
the siege train before Sebastopol, and at the bombardments of April, and 6th and 17ih
June (Medal and Clasp, Brevets of Major and Lt.-Colonel, Victoria Cross, Knight of the
Legion of Honor, and 6th Class of the Medjidie).
83 LLCol. John Turner was present at tho capture of Port Natal on the SOth Jane 1843.
Served alto the Eastern campaign of 1864-66, including the affkir at MJKenzie's Farm, the
battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol, and repulse of the sortie on the flOth
October 1864 (Medal and Claups, CB,, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 6th Claas of
the Medjidie). Received the Brevet of Lieut.-Col. for distinguished servico at the battle
of Alma in crossing the river with two guns, ascending the heights and enfllading the
Russian columns.
84 Captain Fisher and Major Clifford served at the siege and fiill of Sebastopol in
1866 (Medal and Clasp). Major Cliflbrd has the 6th CIsss of the Medjidie.
84t Major Gibbon served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1866 (Medal and Claap).
Served with Outram's force throughout the operations on the left bank of the Goomtee at
the liege and capture of Lucknow in March 1868, and commanded the Artillery with
Grant's Column in the action of Sirsee — severely wounded (6 times mentioned in deapatchaa,
Brevet of Major, CB.^ Medal and Clasp).
86 Major Longden commanded the Mortar battery in the operations resulting in the
relief of Lucknow by Lord Clyde In Nov. 1867 (wounded), and at the battle of Gawnpom
on 6th Dec. (twice mentioned in despatches, Brevet of Majdr, Medal and Clasp).
80 Lt.Colonel MIddleton served in the Indian campaign of 1867-68, indnding the felief
of Lucknow by Lord Clyde (wounded, end horse shot), Iwttle of Gawnpfore, aotions of Bend
Ghat (commanded the Artillery), Chanda, and Sultanpore, siege and capture of Lueknow,
action of Barroe, capture of Uampon; Kussie (commanded the Artillery), and afihir of
Machagawn (nine times mentioned in despatches, Brevets of Major and LtColonely CB.j
Medal and Clasps).
87 Lt.Col. Anderson served during the operations on the Ylang-tse-Kiang In China in
184*2, including the storm and capture of Chin Kiang Foo; also at the demonstration
before Nankin ( Medal). Served the Eastern campaign of 1864-66, inelnding the affairs
of Bnlganae and M'Kensio's Farm, battle of Alma, capture of Balaklava, and siege of
Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, CB., and 6th Class of the Medjidie). Served in India in 1867-
68, and was at the action of Pandora wh(*re a portion of his troop acted as Cavalry ; com-
manded the Artillery of Grant's division at the capture of Meongunge, also at the aiege and
capture of Lucknow(four times mentioned in dospatches, Brev. of Lt.Col., Medal and Clasp).
88 Lt.Colonel H. F. Strange served the Eastern campaign of 1864-66, including the
affairs of Bulganac and M*Kenzie's Farm, the battles of Alma and Jnkerman, siege and iidl
of Sebastopol, in the trenches with the siege train, and at the bombardmenta of Oet., April,
and June (fkh and 17th): Medal and Clasps, CB,y Knight of the Legion of Honor, and
5th Class of the Medjidie.
80 Msjor M. Adye served in the Eastern campaign of 1864-66, in the trenches at the
siege and fhll of Sebastopol, and at the bombardment of Juno 6th (severely wounded) :
Medal and Clasp, and 6th Class of the Medjidie.
00 Major Franklin served the Eastern campaign of 1864-66, including the battle of
Alma and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, CB., and 6th Class of the Medjidie).
01 Majore Hawkins and Shaw. Lieuts. Hnmfrey, Sir John Campbell and Anley, servtd
in the EUtstem campaign in 1866) in the trenches with the siege train be/bra Sebastopol.
and at the bombardments of April and June (6th and 17th): Medal and Clmpy ana
Sardinian Medal. Majors Hawkins and Shaw have the 6th Class of the Medjidie.
92 Captains Mackay and Connell, Major Lennox, Captain Pigon, Major Newton, Captains
Vesey and H. Smyth, served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1866 (Medal and Clatp).
Majors Lennox and Newton and Capt. Pigou have the 6th Class of the Medjidie.
03 Major Grant served in the Eastern campaign from 18th Jan. 1866, in the trenehaa
with the sic^e train, including the siege and fall of Sebastopol, and bombardments of April
and June (6th and 17th) : Medal and Clasp, Brevet Major, Knight of the Legion of Honor,
and 6th Class of the Medjidie.
04 Captains Johnson, Gleig, and Vernon, served in the Eastern campaign of 1864-Ai
including the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp). Captain Johnson has the
6th Class of the Medjidie.
06 Major M'Crea in command of 3 batteries R. Artillery and a detachment of the ilst
Regt. (with Capt. Purcell, Lts. Tottenham, Richardson, Wardell, Saunders, and Gaaaeran)
waM pre$ent in the revolution which upset the Emperor Fanstln in Hayti la Jan. 1860;
XudiMf and proteeted the Europeam at Port au Fxiniee, and carried off the Baipwor Idi
War Smndeei of Me Offleera of tko Bojfoi JrHUery. 8BS
'iimily Bid aniiilitan : r«e8i?ed the IImuiIm of the English md the French GoTflnunenti,
and the Bref et of Mejor.
06 Lt.Col. Henry serred in the Eastern eampaign of 1855, in the trenches with the
siege tnia before Sebastopol (severely wonnded), a/id at the bomtiardments of April aod
Jane (6th and 17th) : Medal and Clasp, Brevets of Major and Lt.CoI.^ Sardinian Medal,
and ffth Class of the Medjidie.
97 Mi^or Pipon served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the affkirs of
Bulganac and M*Kenzie'sFarm, the battles of Alma aod Balaklavay siege aod fall of Sebas-
topol (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major, Sardinian Medal, and 5th CIims of the Medjidie).
96 Major Sbakespear served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the aflhirs of
Bulganac and M'Kenzie's Farm, the battles of Alma, Balaklava (horse shot), and Inkerman,
and siege of Setiastopol (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major, and 5th C\BtB of tlie Medjidie).
90 Lt Colonel Hamley served the Eastern canipaiccn of 1854-55, including the affairs of
Bulganac snd M'Kenzie's Farm, the battles of Alma (horse shot), Balaklava, and Inkerman
(horse killed), the siege and fall of Scbastopol, and repnUe of the sortie on the 26th Octo-
ber 1854 (Medal and Clasps, Brevets of Major and LtCol., Knight of the Legion of
Honor, Sardinian Medal, and oth Class of the Medjidie).
100 Major Field served tlie campaign of 1854-55 as D. A. Q. M. O. to the Royal
Artillery, and was present at the siege and fall of Sebastopol, and with the Expedition to
Kertch (Medal ond Clasp, Knl^iht of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
101 Lt.Colonel Hon. 1). iM'D. Fnieer served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, in-
cluding the battle of Inkerman and siege of Scbantopol (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Glass
of the Medjiilie). Commanded a Troop of Royal Horse Artillery in tlie action at Hyder-
gliur 20th Nov. 1858, defeat of a rebel force at BujeedJu, capture of Fort Mujeedia, and action
at Bankee (Brevet of Lt.Colonel, Medal).
102 Major C. J. Strange served at the siege of Sebastopol in 1855, in the trenches with
the siege train, and at the bombardments of April and Oth June (Medal and Clasp, and
5th Class of the Medjidie).
103 Major Hon. W. C. Yelvcrton served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, ineloding
the battle of Inkerman (horse killed), siege and fall of Scbastopol, and repulse of the sortie
on the 26th October 1854 (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
104 Lieut.Col. Biddulph served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles
of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Claaps,
Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of tiie Medjidie).
105 Majors Milman, Arbnthnot (twice wounded), Hastings, Fits Hugh, and Godby
served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol, in the trenches with the siege train, and at the
bombardments of 6th and 17th June (Medal and Clasp). Majors Milman, Arbothnot,
Hastings, and Fitz Hugh have the 5th Class of the Medjidie.
106 Major Baddeley served the Eastern campaign of 1854 as Adjutant to the Artillery
of the Lifcht Division, including the affairs of Bulganac and M'Kenzie's Farm, the bat-
ties of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman (severely wounded), capture of Balaklava, siege
of Sebastopol, and repulse of the sortie 26th Oct. (Modal and four Clasps, Knight of the
Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
107 M^jor Guy Rotton and Lt. Hannen served at Canton with the force under Rear
Admiral Seymour in 1856-57 ; were also present at the capture of Canton in Dec. 1867.
108 Major Omnianney was prissent at the atTair of Futtyabad 6 March 1858 ; commanded
the Artillery of the Ist Brigade Central India Field Force under Sir Hugh Rose at the
capture of Chandairee Fort, siige and capture of Jhansi and action on tlie Betwa; also
commanded the Artillery of that force in the attack on Koonch and capture of Calpee; and
aerved with Duff's Column at the affair of Sahao (mentioned In despatches. Brevet of
Major, Medal).
100 Major Palmer served in the Indian campaign of 1857-59, and commanded a field
battery of Royal Artillery with Whitlock'j Held division in the action at Bandah, action at
Chitrakote with Carpt-nter's force, and defeat of a body of the Gwalior Contingent at
Koleri (twice mentioned in despatdies. Brevet of Major, and Medal).
1 10 Captain Paget served in India in 1857-59, and wss present with Malcolm's field
fi>rce at the defeat of a body of rebels near Nurgoond, storm and occupation of the Petah
and capture of the fort of Nurgoond, and defeat of Tantia Topee at Chnpra Burode (twice
mentioned in despatches. Medal).
111 Capts. Mercer and Mllward served the siege of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal k Clasp).
1 12 Captain Colclouf^h was nominated to the 4tli Class of the Medjidie for services
with tlie late Osmanli Horse Artillery.
lid Major Chermside served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battle
of Inkerman and siege of Sebastopol as Adjutant to the siege train (Medal and Clasp, and
5th ClaiW of the Medjidie).
114 Captain Blossc served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
115 Captain Anson served at the siege of Sebastopol in 1855 in the trenches with the
siege train, and at the bombardments of Oth and 1 7th Jnne (Medal and Clasp, and 6th
Class of the Medjidie).
116 Lt.Colonel Gordon served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the
battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, siege and capture of Sebastopol (Medsland
Claaps, Sardinian Medal, Brevets of Major and LtCol., and 6th Class of the Medjidie).
Served in India in 1867-68, and was present at the action of Pandora (mentioned fai
despatchea. Medal).
8M W(aar Semcis of the OffieefM tf ike Soj^
-117 Major Monbniy aerrcd In the EMtero campdgB of ISM-Aft^ IndodlBg tte
of Inkernian, gtoga and fkll of SebMtopol (woanded io tbo treachet) with the Bleft
bombardments of October and April, and battle of Tchemaya (Medal and GlaspOy
Mijor, Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 6th Claaa of the Medjldla).
118 M^or Boothby lerveil tlio Eastern campaign of 1854-65, ioeluding the anlr of
M'Kcnzie's Farm, the battles of Alma and Inkerman, the ftege of Sebaatopol, and repiil»
of the sortie on the SUth Oct. 1851 (Medal and Clasps, Kuight of the Legion of HoboTv
and 5th Class of the 3Ic(lJidie).
119 Lt.Col. Hon. E. T. Gage senred the Eastern campaign of 1854.4^ as Brignde-Mijor
to the Royal Artillery, and was present at the affaira of Uulganac and M'Kenxic'a Fkra,
the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, capture ofBalaklava,8lcige and fkll of Bebaa
topol (Medal and Clasps, Brevets of Major and Lt.Col., Sardinian Medal, and 5th Clasa of
the Medjidie) ; was also present witli the Turkish army under Omar Paaha during the ope*
rations at Rudchnck and Giurgcvo, in the summer of 1854, and has received the QoU
Medal for the campaign on the Danube, awarded to him by the Turkish Government.
120 Captain Bayly served in India in 1858, and commanded a small force tent from
Kurraciiee to reduce a fort on Bcyt I»laud, and was dangorou»Iy wounded on 2nd April.
121 Major Barstow served the Eastern campaign of 1854^55, including the affairs of
Bulganac and M'Kenzie's Farm, the battles of Alms, Balaklava, and Inkernun, and a&ige
of Sebastopol (Medal and CIasi>s, and 5th Class of the Mecyidie). Was present at the cap-
ture of Canton in Dec. 1857.
122 Major Craufnrd served in 1855 with thcsiegetrainat the siege and fall of Sebastopol,
and bombardment of 17th June; was also with the Kertch exp^tion (Medal and Clasp,
and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
123 Major Thring sotvimI at tho siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
Served in India in 1857-58 including tlio actions of Socundra, Chanda, and Sultanpore,
siege and capture of Lucknow, and relief of Azimghur (five times mentioned in despatches^
Brevet of Mf^or, Medal and Clasp).
124 Captam King 8er\'ed during the Kaffir war of 184G (Medal), from April to Nov. of
that year, and commanded the Artillery at the attack of Fort Peddle.
125 Captain Bent was nominated to the 4th Class of the Modjidle for services, as
Brigade Major, with the late Osmanli Horse Artillery.
.126 Mi^or Tupper served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battlea of
Balaklava and Inkerman (wounded), the siege and fall of Sebastopol, and repulse of the
aortie on the 20th October 1854 (Medal and Clasps, Brevet M^or, Sardinian MedaLand5t]i
Class of the Medjidie).
127 Captain Heyman served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and
Clasp, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
138 Major Hoste served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma,
Balaklava, and Inkerman, tlie siege of Sobasto]K>l, and repulse of the sortie on the 26th
October 1854 (Medal and Clasps, CJ9., and 5tli Class of the Medjidie).
129 Captain Taswell served in the Eastern campaign of 1854, including the aiege of
Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
i:)0 M^jor Singleton served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the affaire of
Bulg^nac and M'Kcnzie's Farm, the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, the siege and
fall of Sebastopol, and repulse of the sortie on the 2(Uh October 1854 (Medal and Clasps,
Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5tli Class of the Medjidie). Serve<l in India in 1858, and
commanded the Artillery in the repulse of the mutinous Sepoys at Mooltan on 31st March.
131 Migors Reilly (Brigade Major), Soady, and Carthew, served In the Eastern cam-
paign of 1854-55, in the trenches with the siet^e train before Scba&topol, and at the bom-
bai^ments of April and June (6th and 17th): Medal and Clasp, and 5th Class of the Medjidie.
Majors Carthew and Reilly are Knights of the Legion of Honor. M^or Reilly is a CB,
Major Soady served in the Indian campaign in^ 18158-50, nnd commanded a field battery
attached to the force under Lt.Col. Walker in the attack and defeat of the rebels occupying
the fort and jungle of Bung^non, in April 1851) (Medal).
132 Major Saunders served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855 ( Medal and Clasp).
133 Lt.Colonel C. H. Smith serve<l at the siege and fall of Sebastopol, in the fiviiehes
with the siege train, and at the bombardments of 6th and 17th June (Medal and Clasp,
and Brevet of Major). Served the Indian campaign of 1857-58, including the battle of
Cawnpore on 6th Dec., and affair of Kalee Nuddy, and commanded the Artillery at the
affair of Kankur, and operations before Sandee (twice mentioned in despatches. Brevet of
Lt.Colonel, Me<lnl).
134 Captain J. L. Bolton served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, Including the
siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clatp). Served in India in 1857-58, and commanded the
Artillery in the action ut Pertabghur — wounded (Medal),
135 Major D. S. Greene serve<l in India in 1857-58, including the action of Pandoo
Nuddee, operations of the 27th, 28th and 29th Nov. before Cawnpore and battle there on
the 0th Dec. (four times mentioned in despatches, Brevet of Major, and Medal).
13G Lt.Colonel Barry served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of
Alms, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Brevet
Major, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjidie). Served in India in 1857-58, in-
cluding the relief of the garrison of Lucknow, battle of Cawnpore, siege and capturv of
Lucknow — severely wounded (twice mentioned in deapatches. Brevet of Lt.Colonei, Medal
Mod ClaMpB).
IVarSmneei ^ the Oncers of ike Boful Artittiry. 3di!
199 M^jor Spnnrftj Mrved the Ravtern ernnpatgn of 1854-M, hielndhig the battle off
lokcrauin, tiege and fiUl of Sebutopol (Medal and Claap, Brevet Major, and Knight of
Um Legion of Honor).
]37t Mijor Henry wrioA the Eastorn campnfg^ of I804-/W14 inclii<h'n<; the battle of
Inkennan, aiegto and fiill n^ Hebastopol (Mednl and Clasps, Brrvct Major, Knight of tho
Legion of Honor, Sardinian Modal, and 5th ClnM of tho Mrdjidif). Sened in ttiu Indian
campnign in 1858*69 and eonimanded a fi<>hl batterer attachrHl to Tuloncl Kelly's force in
the attack anddf'feat of the rebel forces posted on the firat range of the Nepaul Hills^ uii
d5lh and 3dth March 1850 (mentioned in despatch, Medol).
188 LtXbloDcl Mlcbell served the Eastern campaign of 1654-55, including the battles of
Ainu and Balaklava, and elege of Sebastopol (Medal and (Tlaspn, Brevet Major, Sardinian
Medal, tnd 5th Class of the Me<ljidie). HiTVcd tho Indian cnmpnign of 1857-58, iu-
eluding the storm and capture of Mean«:unge, siege and capture of Lucknow^ an^l com-
manded the Royal Horse Artillery at the affair of llgree, relief of Azimghur, action ne»r
Azimutghur, operations in the Jungle and capture of Jugdcspore, attack and capture of
Tiroul nbar times mentioned in despatches, Brevet of Lt.Colonel, Medal and I'la^p).
130 Mi^or Ingilby served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the affairs of
Bulganac and M^Kenzie's Farm, the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and lukcriuun (severely
wonnded>jthe siege of Sebastopol, and repulse of the sortie on the 20th October 1854
(Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
140 Lt.Colouel Yates served the Eastern campaign of 1851, including the affbir at
M'Kentle's Farm, battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol, and repulse of thu
sortie on theS6th October 1854 (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major, Sardinian Medal, and
5th Class of the Medjidie). Served the Indian campaign of 1857-58, present at the
action of Seeundra^ siege and capture of Lucknow, commanded Royal Hoi'se Artillery at
the aflUrs of Saragunge on 2drd. and 29th July, also commanded the Artillery in the
nctiont at Sultanpore on 13th and 28th Aug. 1858 (three times mentioned in despatcbe^^
Brevet of Lt.C-oIouel, Medal and Clasp).
T41 Major W. J. Williams served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855 (wounded),
in trenches with siege train, and at bombardmenti of 0th and I7tli June (Medal and Clasp,
and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
142 Major C. F. Young served in India in 185H, and was present at the siege and
captoi>; of Lucknow, relief of Azimghur, operations In the Jungle and captui-e of Jugdcs-
pore (twice mentioned in despatches, Brevet of Major, and Medal).
143 Major Pennycoick served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battle
of lukerman, and siege of Sebastupul (Medal and Chirps, Sai'diniau Medal, and 5tli Class
of the Medjidie). Herved in the Indian campaign of 1857-58, including; tho relief of
Lucknow by Lord Clyde, battle of C:iwniM>re un 0th Dec., actions of iik-ria Ghat, Cbandu,
and Soltanpore, siege and captui-e of Lucknow, and action of Barree (Medal and Clasps;.
144 Major Oldnrshaw serveil in the Eastern campaign of 1855, including thu siege of
Sebastopol in the trenches with tho siege train and bombai'dment of April ; was employed
on special service in 1855-50 (Medal and Clasp, Brevet of Major, and 5th Class of the
Medjidie).
145 Lt.Col. N. 0. 8. Tamer served at the siege and fall of Sebasiopol in 1855 (Medal
and CUsp, Brevet of Mi^jor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie). Served in Iiulia in 1858, and
was present at the siege and capture of Lucknow, affair of Tigrec, relief of Aaimghur,
action near Azlmutghur, operations in the Jungle and capture of Jugdeipora (ibn'e \\me»
mentioned in despatches, Medal and Clasp).
140 Major Vandeleur served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the affairs of
Bulganac and M'Kenzie's Farm, buttle of Alma, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
147 CapUin P. J. Campbell served in the Kaffir war of 1851-53 (Medal). Also at tlie
siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855 ( Medal and Clasp).
148 Lt.Colonel F. C. Maude commanded the Royal Artillery throughout the operations
with General Havelock's Column in 1857 including the defeat of the Rebels at Futtehpore,
actions of Aoung, Pandoo Nuddee, Cuwnpore, Oonao, B usee rut* Qunge, Mungorwar, relief
and defence of the Residency of Lucknow; with Outram's force at the Alum bagh from
Jan. to March 1858; also at the siege and capture of Lucknow (repeatedly mentioned in
despatches. Brevets of Major and Lt.Col., CB,,^ Victoria Cross, Medal and Chumps).
149 Captain Twiss served at the siege of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and Clasp). Served
at Canton with the force under Rear Admiral Seymour in 1850-57.
150 Major R. Curtis served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855, in the trenches
with tho siege train (Medal and Clasp).
151 Captains Sicvwright and 8eale served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855
(Medal and Clasp).
152 M^jor Dickson served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of
Alma and Balaklava, siege and fall of Sebastopol, in the trenches with the siege train, and
at the bombardments of April, and 0th and 17th June (.Medal and Clasps, Kuight of
the Li-giou of Honor, aud 5th Class of the Medjidie).
153 Mi^or Richards served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the affairs of
Bnlganae and M'Kenzie'» Farm, the battles of Alma (horse shot), Balaklava, and lukerman
(bona killed )9 siege of Sebastopol and repulse of the sortie on the 20th Oct. 1854 (Medal
and Clasna, and Knight of tUa Legion of Honor).
164 Athgor Hope served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, itvcVvxdVii^^ ^^M^\»^^ ^V
iBkerman, siege and fall of Sebutopol (wounded), In the litncYifia "viWYi XV^ v^«%^ vtveci^ ^^<V
89C IVar Services of tlie Officers of the JZoyo/ ArtHUry.
At the bonibardmenti of October, April, and 0th and 17th June (Medal and Clat|M, Bnret
Major, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Hedjidie).
155 Major Brciidoii served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the aflUn of
M'Kenzic'd Funii, thu battles of Alma and Inkernian, the siege of Sebastopol, and repnlia «f
tlie sortie on tlie 20rh Oct. 1854 (Medal and Clasps, and 6th Class of the Me^Jidia).
150 Msjorde Ilavilland served tlie Eastern campaitcn of 1854-55, including the baltlas
of Alma and Balakluva, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps and Brefet Mi^or).
157 Msjor Lukin served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including tho battles of
Alma, Buluklava, and lukermaii, and siege of Sebastopol, in tlie trenches with the siege
train, and at the bombardments of April and June (0th and 17th) (Medal and Claspa,
Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Me^jidle).
158 Major Walcott served at th(> siege of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and CUsp, Brevet
of Major, and 5th Class of the Meiyidie). Served in the Indian campaign of I857-689 !»•
eluding the action of Futtehghur, battle of Cawnpore on 0th Dec., and action of Sherghar
Ghat (mentioufHi in despatch, Medal).
150 Major Davis served ut tlie siege and fall of Sebastopol, and at the battle of
Tchernaya, in 1855 (Medal and Clasp, Victoria Cross, and 5tli Class of the McdUidie).
100 Major Bredin and Lieut. Watson served in the Eastern campaign 01 1854-65,
including the battle of Inkermaa and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and Brerst
Major). Major Bredin was nominated to tho 4th Clsiss of the 3Iedjldle for serriees with
the late Osinanli Horse Artillery.
101 Miyor \V. J. Bolton served in the Eastern cam]>aign of 1854-55, in the trenebeswitli
the siege train l>efore Sebastopol, and at the bombardments of October, April, and 6th and
17th June (Medal and Clasp, Knight of tlie Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Me^iidie).
102 Major Sinclair served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, in the trenches during
the bombardment of the 17th Oct. 1854, with tho 18-pojiiider guns at the battle of Inker-
man, and bombardment of 10th April 1855. Severely wounded, left thigh f)raetured, left
arm broken, and left hand smashed (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Mi^or, Sardinian Medal, and
5lh Class of the Mcdjidic).
103 M^jor II. L. Tulbot served In the Indian campaign of 1857-58, including the relief
of Luckuow by Lonl Clyde, battle of CawnjKire on 0th Dec, siege and capture of Lucknov,
actions of Barrec and Sirsee (Medal and Clasps).
104 Captain W. J. Wilson served in 1855 in the trenches, as At^utant of the Left Siege
Train at the siege of Sebastopol and bombardments of Gth and 1 7th June; also present
ut the fall of Sebastopol and battle of the Tchernaya (Medal and Cla^, and 5lh Class of
the Mcdjidie).
165 M^jor Simpson and Captain Lyons served in the Eastern campalgfu of 1854-65, in-
cluding the battle of Inkei*man, siege of Sebastopol, in the trenches with tho siege train, aod
boinbar<lments of Oct. and Apr. (Medal and Clasps, and Knights of the Legion of Honor).
100 Major Penn served in tlie Eastern campaign of 1854-55, as an Assistant Engineer,
with the siege train in the trenches before Sebastopol, and at the bombardments of Octoberi
April, and June (6th and 17th); lie was also at the battle of Inkermsn (Medal and Clasps,
Brevet Major, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
107 Captain Morris served the Eastern campaign of 1854, including the battlea of Bala-
klava and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and 5th Clasa of the
Me<yidie).
108 Captain Rotton served at tlie siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
109 Captain Byrne served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1856, and wiUi the
Expedition to Kertch (Medal and Clasp).
170 Major Taddy served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the aflfkira of Bal«
ganac and M'Kenzie's Farm, tho battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege of
Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Bt.Major, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
171 Captain C. Johnston served in India in 1857-58 and was present at the battle of
Cawnpore on 0th Dec. (Medal).
172 Major Field served in the Kaffir war of 1851-2 (Medal). Served in India in 1868,
and was pi-esent with the Central Indian Field force at the attack and capture of Fort
Laliorie, attack on Koonch, and capture of Calpec (mentioned in despatch, KCedal).
173 Major J. M'C. Campbell served In the Indian campaign of 1857-58, including the
action of Kalee Nuddee, siege and capture of Luckuow, assault and capture of Fort Birwah
(twice moutioned in despatches, Medal and Clasp, and Brevet Major).
174 M^or Miller served the Easteiii campaign of 1854-55, including the batllea of
Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, tho siege of Sebastopol and repulse of the sortie on the
26th Oct. 1854 (Medal and Clasps, Bravct Major, Victoria Cross, Knight of the Legion of
Honor, and 5th Class of the Mcdjidie).
175 Major Owen served tho Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including tho battle of
Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebasto]>ol, in the trenches with tlie siege train, and bombard-
ments of October, April, and 0th and 17th June (Medal and Clasps, Knight of tbe Legion
of Honor, and 5th Cla^^s of the Medjidie).
170 Major G. A. Milman served in the Eastern campaign of 1864, In the trendhes
with the siege train before Sebastopol, and at the bombardments of April and 6th and 17Ch
June (Medal and Clasp, Brevet Major, and 5th Class of the Mecyidie).
177 Captains R. Boyle and Donne serred at the siege and fall 0/ Sebaatopolin 1866
(Medml and Clasp).
178 CtLpUdu Pasley was nominated Vo Ui« M>\v Qma «l ^3&% U^Wa Cor waikm Willi
the i«te Turkish Contingent.
War Services of the Officers of the Royal Artillery, 897
170 IC^or P. W. L'Estrangt served in the Eastern campai^ of 1654-56, in the trenches
with the siege train before Sebastopol, and at the bombardmenti of April and 6th and 1 7th
Jane— wounded (Medal and Chup, Brevet Major, Sardinian Medal , and 5th Class of the
Merljidie).
180 Majors Burt and Irvine served in the Eastern campaign in 1855, in the trenches
with the siege train before Sebastcpol, and at the bombardments of April and 0th and 17th
June (Medal and Clasp, Brevet Mii^or, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
181 Major Orylls served the E&stem campaign of 1854-55, including the affairs of
Bolganac and M'Kenzie's Farm, the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, capture of
Balaklava, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
182 Major Champion served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battle
of IflJkemian, siege and fall of Sebastopol, in the trenches with the liege train, and at
the bombardments of April and 6th and 17 th June —wounded (Medal and Clasps, Brevet
Major, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
183 Captain Dames served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the siege and
bll of 8ebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
184 Mijor Andrews served in the Eastern cam))aign of 1854-55, including the battle of
Inkerman, siege and fall of Scbastopol (Modul and Clasps, Brevet Mijor, Sardinian Medal,
and 6th Class of the Medjidie).
186 Captain Murray was nominated to the 4th Class of the Medjidie for services with
the late Osmanli Horse Artillery.
186 Mijor Mackenzie served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battle
of Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol, in the trenches with the siege train, and bom-
bardments of October, April, and 6th and 17th June, also at the bombaxdment and
capture of Kinbourn (Medal and Chisps, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class
of the Medjidie).
187 Lt.Colonel W. G. Le Mesurior served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including
the afUrs of Bulganac and M'Keuzie's Farm, the battles of Alma and Balaklava, siege and
fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Migor, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of
the Medjidie). Served in the Indian campaign of 1857-58 in command of a battery of
Artillery, including the action of Kalce Nuddee, Mffair of Ramgunga, siege and capture of
Lucknow. action of Bareilly, attack and capture of Fort Burnai, and capture of Rampore
Knssiah (four times mentioned in despatches, Brevet of Lt.Colonel, CB., Medal and Clasp).
188 Captains Heberden, Cockburn, Nangle, and Strover, served at the siege and &11
of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
189 Major Qoodenough served in the Indian campaign of 1867-58, including the action
of Pandoo Nuddee. siege and capture of Lucknow, attack and capture of Fort Birwah —
severely wounded (three times mentioned in despatches. Brevet of Major, Medal and Qasp).
190 Captain A. H. W. Williams served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1856 (Medal
and Clasp). Served in India in 1858, and was engaged in the repulse of the mutinoos
Hepoys at Mooltan on 31st March.
191 Ctpt. W. Wolfe served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol, and on the expedition to
Kertch in 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
192 Captain ConoUy served in the Crimea in 1655, in the trenches with the siege train
before Sebastopol (wounded), and at the bombardments of April and 6th and 17th June
(Medal and Clasp, and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
193 Captain QriiBn served in the Crimea, and was present at the final bombardment and
fall of Sebastopol ( Medal and Clasp).
194 Capt. F. T. Whinyatcs served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-66, including the battle
of BHlaklava, siege and fall of Sebastopol ( Medal and Clasps, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
196 Captain Waller served in India In 1857-58, and was present in the actions of
Heenndra, Chanda, and Sultanpoi-c, siege and capture of Lucknow, relief of Asimghur, and
rapture of Jugdefiporc (three times mentioned in despatches, Medal and Cla^p).
196 Major A. C. Johnson served ut the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1856 (Medal and
Clasp). Served In India in 1858, and was present at the siege and capture of Lucknow,
and actions of Sirsce and Nawabguiige (Bit^vet of Major, Meilal and Clasp).
197 Captain Phelips served in the Eastern campaign of 1854, including the battle of
Alma and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
197 1 Captain A. W. Johnson served in India in 1858, and commanded the Artillery in
the attack on a fort in Beyt Island on the 2nd April.
198 CapUin Price and Lieut. Elton served in 1855 at the siege and fall of Sebastopol
(Captain ^Icc was wounded), in the trenches with the siege train, and at tlie bombardments
of April, and 6lh and 17th June (Medal and Clasp, and Knights of the Legion of Honor).
199 Captain King served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the affairs of Bul-
ganac and M'Keniie's Farm, Imttles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, siege and fall of
Sebsstopol, repulse of the nortie on the 26th Oct. 1854, and was Aide de Camp to General
Markham on the inal assault on the Redan 8th Sept. Mentioned in Dispatcher (Medal
and ClaspH, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the r^ledjidie).
SOO Captain R. R. Jones served in the Eastern campaign of 1864-55, including the
siege of Sebastopol (Medal and CUsp).
901 CapUin J. U. Brown, Lients. Harris and Briscoe served in 1865 at Uie siege of
SAastopol in the trenches with the siege train, and at the bombardments of Aprils sind
6tli and 17th June (Medal and CUsp). Captaui Brown and U. UaxtVa ix^lLoai!^^^ ^teft
Lteioii of Honor. Lt JBiiieoe Am the 6th Clua q£ the MedAVAk.
d98 War Services of the Officers of the Royal AriiOery.
202 Captain Stniigways served the Eaatera eampaign of 1854*£6y indndiiig 11m A&in
nf Bulganac and M'Kenzie's Farm, battles of Alma, Balaklara, and iDkemaa, eaptoimof
Balaklava, siege and fall of Sebaitopol (Medal and Ciaipa, and Knight of the Lflgien of
Uonor).
203 Captain Harward senred In the Bastenn campaij^n of 1854.55, incladinic tfa# hattle
of Iiikcniian and »iege of Sebastopol, in the trenches with the siege train, mvid bombard-
ments of October, April, and Gth and 17th Juno (Medal and Chups, and 5th Clasi of the
Medjidie).
204 Captains Booth, Brackenbury, Gore, J. T. B. Brown, and Tyler (woaAdad)^ served
at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and Clasp). Captain Brown has the 5th
Clasi of the MedJIdfe. Captain Tyl«^r Herved In the Indhin campaign in ld56-59» and
acted as Staff Officpr to Lt.Col. Walker in the attack and defeat of the rebel toirce which
occupipd the fort and jungle of Bungaon (memionnl in despatch. Medal).
205 Major Teesdalc served as Aide dc Camp to Major Gen. Sir W. F. 'Williams
during the whole of the blockade of Kars, and at the battle on the heights abote that town
on tho20tli Sept. 1855. Soccessfnily held the Redoubt called **yuksek Tabia" for the
space of seren and a half hours under a very heavy fire on the 20th Sept. 1855, and was
mentioned in the Di'tpatch. Receivc<l a severe contusion from a grape-shut in the leg.
The rank of Lieut-Col. and the third class of the Turkish lasperial Order of the MetQidic
were conferrc<l upon him by tlio Sultan. In a letter from this Foreign Office, dated 7th
March 1855, Her Majesty's Government conveyed their sense of approval of his efforts in
averting from the garrison of Kan the horrors that they suffered from famine in the pre-
ceding winter. In virtue of his rank of Lt.-Col. in the Turkish Service be reeeived the
Order of Companion of the Bath and that of 4th Class of the Legion of Honor. Has also
received the Victoria Cross.
S05t Captain Markham sen-ed the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the affair at
M'Kensie's Farm, battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol, and repulse of the
sortie on the 26th Oct. 1854 (Medal and Clasps, and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
Served in India in 1858, and was present at the action of Seoundra on 23ntJaB. (H«lal).
200 Captain Torrlano served in the Eastern campaign of 1854*55, including the battle of
Inkerman, siege of Sebastopol in the trenches with the siege train, and bombardmenU of
October, April, and 0th and 17th June (Medal and Clasps, and Knight of the Legkm of
Honor). Served in India In 1857-58, and was present at the action of nmdora, storm
and CMpture of Meangunge, siege nn<l capture of Lucknow, and capturea of the forts 'of
Dehnia and Tirol in Oude (Me<lal and Cl<u»p).
207 Captain Smart served in India in 1857-58, and was present at the actions of Chanda
and Sultanpore, siege and capture of Lucknow, actions of Barree, Sirsee, and Nawabgnnge
(twice mentioned in dei*patclies. Medal and Clasp).
208 Captain Ogllvie served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, indndiug the battlM of
Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Claapi^ and 5th
ClaSA of the Medjidie).
208t Captain Newbolt served in India in 1857-^, and was present at the attack and
defeat of the rebel force posted in the first range of the Nepaul HIUi, in Mareh 1859 (Medal).
200 Captains C. £. Stirling and Kcatc served at the siege of Sebastopol in 1855
(Medal and Clasp).
210 Capt. T. B. Strange served in India in 1857-58, and was iiresent at the aetioni of
Chanda, Sultanpore, and Dhowrara, siege and capture of Lucknow, actions of Koofsee,
Nawabgunge, Seragunge, aflkirs of 2;3rd and 29th July, passage of the Goomtee at Sul-
tanpore Including affhirs of 25th 26th 27th and 28th August, and Doa<^rt 20th Oct.
(fonr times mentioned in despatches. Medal and daitp).
211 Captain Francin Lyon, Lieuts. Tracey (wounded), Tarleton, and Bethonc served tiie
Inrlian can^ptign of 1858, were present at the siege and capture of Lucknow and several
minor affairs (Medal and Clasp).
212 Captain M. Taylor, Lieuts. Charles O. Browne, C. E. S. Scott (wounded), Mank,
Geary, and Roberts (wounded), served in 1855 in the trenches, witli the siege train at the
siege and fall of Sebastopol, and bombardments of 6tli and 17th June and Aiignst. Lieut.
Roberts was subsequently very severely wounded by the explosion of the Fk«iich powder
magazine in camp on the 15th Nov. 1855 (Medal and Clasp). Lieuts. Browne, Uaukpaad
Roberts have also the Sardinian Medal. Captain Taylor, Lieuts. Scott and Qcarj have
the 5th Class of the Medjidie.
213 Captains Blakiston, A. L. Kaye, J. J. Smith, Thornhlll, Shakerley, and Pitt, senred
at the siege and fall of Sebastopol ( Medal and Chisp).
214 Captain Eardley Maitland served throughout the operations with Havelock'aCoIamn
in 1857, including the actions of Futtchporc, Aoung, Pandoo Nuddee, Cawapofe, Oonao.
Buseerutgungo, Mungawara, and Alumbagh, relief and defence of the Hesidencj at Lnek-
now, with Outram*s force in the Alumbagh from Jan. to March 1858, siege and' capture of
Lucknow, and actions at Selimporo and Sundoeia in the ensuing Oude campaign (Medal
and Clasps).
215 Captain J. Lurdncr CItrkc servid in tlie Eastern campaign of 1864-66, it^r^"***;
the [^icge of Sebostopul ( Medal and Clasp^.
216 Captain Pear«e served at the siege and fidl of Sebastopol in 1866 (Medial a«A Omp,
and 6tb Class of the Medjidie). Served in India in 1858, and was pieeent al tbi «nitiii«of
A'oteii on 90th Karch (Medal). v '-
HI 7 CspUAn Aldenon served the Ba»l«tu canr^^a fA \^X»V-^^\&!ekadaBB%l3^ iHltki of
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War Services of the Officers of the Royal Artillery. S98a
Alma and Inkcnnany and siege of Scbastopol, in the trenches with the sfegc train, and
borabardmenti of October, April, and 6th and 17th June (Aledal and Clasps^ and Knight
of tbt Legion of Honor).
916 Ciptain Rayenhill and lieut. Tweedie served at the iioge and fall of Scbavtopol, and
battle of Tchemaya (Medal and Clasp).
919 Capt. Fred. L. H. Lyon served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-56, Including the
Lueknow, action of fiarree, capture uf Rampore Kussie, affairs of Muchagawo Tigree, relief
of Aiimghur, operations in the Jungle and capture of Jugdespore (Medal and Clasp).
230 cSaptain Ruek-Keene served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the
batcle of Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol (wounded), in the treuches with the
siege train, and bombardments of October, April, and 6th and 17th June (Medal and
Clasps, and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
221 Ca))tains Doyne and Vaoghan served in 1855 at the siege and fall of Sebastopol,
in the trenclies with the siege train, and bonibardmcnis of Gth and 17th June (Medal and
Clasp). Captain Vaughan is a Knight of the Legion of Honor. Captain Doyne has the
5th Class of the Mecyidie.
222 Captain Daubiiz, Lients. Still, Hanwell, C. G. Johnson, Cardew, Schreibcr, Lyle,
GilmooT, do Vismes, Tupper, and Franklen, served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal
and Clasp).
233 Captains Law and Downes, Lieuts. C. L* Estrange, Walker, W. G. Martin, Walsh,
and de Moieyns, served at the siege of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
224 Captain Nisbett, Lieuts. BLooke, Bovan, Farrell, Hunter, and F. J. Hill, served at
the siege and fall of Sebastopul in 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
925 Captain Warren served in the Indian campaign of 1857<-58, including tlie relief of
Lucknow by Lord Clyde, battle of Cawnpoi*e on Otli Dec, storm and capture of Mean-
gonfre, siege and capture of Lucknow, actions of Barree and Sirsee, capture of Forts
Rehora and K(KM>Iee (mentioned in despatch, Medal and Clasp).
826 Captain Dyer served at tlie siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
Served the Indian campaign of 1857-58, including the relief of Lucknow by Lord Clyde,
battle of C*awnpore on 6tli Hee.y action <f Kalec Nuddee. affair of Ramgnnga, siege and
capture of Lucknow, actions of Bareilly, Shahjehanpore, and Mohumdce (mentioned in
despatch, Mtdal and Clasps).
227 Lieut. Fitzmaurice served in the Indian campaign of 1857-58, including the relief
of Lucknow by L<»rd Clyde, battle of Cawnpore on 6th Dec, siege and capture of Luck-
now, and relief of Azlmghur (twice mentioned in despatches, Medal an<l Clasps).
228 Lieuts. Milman (wounded lOih Nov., and liorse shot), Wm. Smith, and Pickering
served In the Indian campaign of 1857-58, including the i-elicf of Lucknow by Lord Clyde,
battle of Cawnpfirc on 0th Dec, actions of t:|ierai Qhat (Lt Milman commanded the
Battery and was mentioned in deitpntchos), Chanda, and Sulfanpore, siege and capture of
Lueknow, and action of Barree (Medal and Clasps). Lieut. Pickering was present In the
attack and defeat of the rebel force which occnpie<l the fort and jungle of Bungaon, in
April 1850 (raentk)ned in despatch, Medal).
229 Lieuts. Porcival and Nicolls served in the Eastern campaign of 1854; and Lieut.
Nieolls served also at the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Modal and Clasp).
230 Lieut. H. T. Arbnthnot served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the affair
at H'Kensie*s Farm, battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol, and
repuLie of the sortie on the 26th Oct. 1854 ( Medal and Clasps, and Knight of the Legion
oi Honor). Served in the Indian campaign of 1857-58, including the action of Secnndra,
attack on a fort near Moonsheegunge, siege and capture of Lucknow, capture of forts
Rehora and Koorlce (mentioned in ilespatcb, Medal and Cla^p).
231 Lieut. Biddulph served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of
Alma and Balaklava, siege and fall of Sebastopol, and expedition to Kertch (Medal and
Clasps, and 5th Class of the Medjidie). Served in the Indian campaign of 1857-58, in-
clading the action of Kaleo Nnddee, siege and capture of Lucknow (as D.A.Q.M.Gen.
of Art.), action of Jamo, and affair of Dimodpoore. ^Served as D.A.AdJ.Grn. of the
Oode force under Sir Hope Grant from Oct. 1858, and present in the operations in the
Byswarra district, ])assagc of the Gogra and various actions on the Nepaul frontier, also
operations there in 1859 tf>rminnling in the forcing of the Jerwah Pass (several times
mentioned in despatches, Medal and Clasp).
232 Lieut. Wm. Stirling served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the affairs ot
Balganacand M'Kenzie's Farm, Oie butdes of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, the siege
and fall of Sebastopol, and repulse of the sortie on the 2Gth October 1854 (Medal and
Clasps, and Knight of the Legion of Honor). Served as Brigade Major of Artillery with
Rajpootana field force at the capture of Kotah on 30th March 1858 (Medal).
233 Lieut. P. E. Hillkerved in the r:astern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles
of Balaklava and Inkerman, siege and full of Sebastopol (Medul and Clasps, and 5th Class
ot tlie Medjidie).
234 Lieut. Maxwell served the Eastern campaign of 1854 55, including the affairs of
Balgaaac and M'Kenzlo's Fsrm, battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, siege and
fan of Sebastopol and repulse of the Sortie on 26th Oct. 1864 (Medal and foor Gasps,
and Knight of the Legion of Honor). Served in the IndVuk c«div«^ ^ WA-^^ Vsl-
808ft Ww Services of the Offieere of the Royal Artillery.
^lading the action of Pandora, storm and capture of Meangnnge. dm and -^apton of
Lnckiiow, affair of Tigrec, relief of Azimghur, operations in the Juagfe and eaptON of
Jugdcapore (Mfdal and Clasp).
2:V> Lieut. Ridoout served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-o5| ineludlog the batUe of
Inkerman, siego and fall of Sebastopol, in the trenches with the siege train, and bom-
bardments of October, April, Gth and 17th June, and August (Medal and Clasps, and
Knight of the Legion of Honor).
236 Lieut. Broughton served the Eastern campaign of 1864-65, Inclnding the afllilr at
M'Kensie's Farm, the battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol and re-
pulse of the sortie on the 20th Oct. 18^)4 (^ledal and Clasps, and Knight of the Lq^ion of
Honor).
237 Lieuts. De Winton (wounded), Hickes, and Ilall, served in the Eastern campaign
of 1864-66, including the siege and fall of Sebastopol, in the trenches with the siege tmio,
and bombardments of April and Oth and 17th June (Medal and Claap, and Knights of the
Legion of Honor). Lieut. Hall was present at the siege and capture of Lucknow in
March 1868 (Medal and Cla»p).
238 Lieut. Cuthbert served in 1866 at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in the trenches
with the siege train, and bombardments of 6ih and 17th June (Medal and Clasp, and 5th
Class of the Mec^jidic). Served in the Indian campaign of 1857-69, including the action
of Pandora, defence of the Alumbagh In Feb. and March, siege and capture of Lucknow,
subsequent operations in Oude and action of Barree (four times mentioned in deepatehes.
Medal and Clasp).
230 Lieut. Tucker served in the Eastern campaign of 1864«66, including the siege and
fall of Sebastopol (Medal and CIa.sp).
240 Lieut. Leonard Griffiths served In the Eastern campaign of 1864-65, inclnding the
siege of Sebastopol, and in the trenches with the siege train at the bombardments of April,
and 6th and 17th June (Medal and Clasp, and 6th Class of the Blet^idie).
241 Lieut. Ward served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp, Sardinian
Medal, and 6th Class of the McdJIdie).
242 Lieut. Buroaby served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Gasp).
Served in India in 1868, and was present at the siege and capture of Lucknow, and actions
of Sirsee and Nawabguog^ (Medal and Clasp).
243 Lieut. Majeudie served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp). Served
in India in 1868, and was present at the siege and capture of Lucknow^ and action of
Sirsee (Medal and Clasp).
244 Lieut. Ramsden served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol and expedition to Kertch
in 1866 (Medal and Clasp). Serred in the Indian campaign of 1857-68, including the
action of Pandora, siege and capture" of Lucknow (mentioned in despatch. Medal and
Clasp).
246 Lieut. F. A. \yhlnyates served at the slcse and fiUl of Sebastopol (Medal and
Clasp). Served in the Indian campaign of 1867-68, including the battle of Cawnpore on
6th Dec, action of Futtel)ghur, and affair of Kankur (Medal).
246 Lieut. Trench served in 1866 at the siege and fall of Sebastopol and expedition to
Kertch (Medal and Clasp).
247 Lieut Bazalgette served in the Eastern campsign of 1865, including the siege of
Sebastopol and expedition to Kinboum (Medal and Cla«p).
248 Lieut. Wortliam served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and
Clasp). Served in India in 18.58, and was present at the attack on a fort occupied by
rebels on Beyt Island.
240 Lieut. Smith-Neill served in India in 1867-68 and was present at the Alnmbagb
in Feb. and March, siege and capture of Lucknow, and action of Nawabgunge (Medal
and Clasp).
250 Lieut. Rice served in 1866 with the siege train at the siege of Sebastopol, and bouN
bardments of Gth and 17th June (Medal and Clasp).
261 Lieut. Anderson served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and
Clasp). Also at the capture of Canton in Dec. 1867.
252 Lieuts. Staveley and Chalmers served in the Indian campaign of 1857-58, induding
the action of Kalee Nuddee, affair of Ramg^nga, siege and capture of Lucknow, actions
of Boreilly, Shahjehanpoi'e, and Mohumdee (Medal and Clasp).
263 Lieut. Gilmour served in India in 1867-68, and was present at the action of Pan-
dora, and battle of Cawnpore on Gth Dec. (Mrdal).
264 Lieut. Edmeados served in India in 1867-68, and was present at the action of
Kalee Nuddee, battle of Cawnpore on Gth Dec, and action of Sherghur Ghat (Medal).
266 Lieut. Burnett served in the Indian campaign in 1867-68, including the rdief of
Lucknow by Lord Clyde, battle of Cawnpore on Gth Dec., siege and capture of Lucknow,
actions of Barrre and Sii-see (Medal and Clasp).
2j>G Lieut. Oliver served in the Indian campaign in 1867-68, including the action of
Pandoo Nuddee, operations of the 27th, 28th and 29ih Nov. before Cawnpore, and battle
there on 6th Dec., actions of Kalee Nuddee and Ramgunga, siege and capture of Luck-
now, actions of Bareilly, Shahjehanporo, and Mohumdee (mentioned in despatch. Medal
and Clasp).
S57 Limit Ford Mtred in India in 1857-58, indndUig the relief of I^ifiknow (mnaM)
kr Lord Gjda, aftir of Bnadah^ attha AVandniijkitraBi Jan. ta Marchi dffe ml <iVlKe
of Lucknow (mentioned in despatch, Itle^ aniOi CrVsa^^ . ^ > - " i: .
War 8ervice9 of the Officers of the Royal ArHtkry. 898c
S58 Dent. F. 8. Stoney serred In India in 1858, nnd was present at the attack on a fori
occupied by rebels on Beyt Island.
259 Lieut. Bam served in India in 1867-58, and was present at the captnre of Nnr-
goond on 1 June 1858 (Medal).
S60 Ldeut. Lowry served in India in 1857-58, and was present at the aflk!r of Fntty-
abad, capture of Chandairee fort, action of Sahao, siege and capture of Jhans!, capture of
Fort Laliorie, attack on Kooncb, and capture of Calpce (twice mentioned in despatches,
Medal).
361 Lieut. Morgan served in India in 1857-58, and was present at the action of Bandah
(Medal).
262 Lieut. George Arbuthnot served in India in 1857-58 and was present at the capture
of Rathghnr, relief of Sanger, forcing tlie pass at Nudinpore, siege and capture of Jhansi,
and attack on Koonch (Medal).
363 Lieut Robertson served in India in 1857-58 and was present at the relief of
Aximghnr and capture of Jngdespore (mentioned in despatch, Medal).
264 Lieut, de Cetto served in India in 1857-68, and was present at the aflkir of Futty-
abad, capture of Chandairre Fort, siegfe and captnre of Jhansi, and action of Betwa
(Medal).
265 Lieut. Brackenbury served in India in 1857-58, and was present at the action of
Bandah (Medal).
266 Lieut. Cottingham served in India in 1857-58, and was present at the action of
Pandora, and action and capture of Tiroul (Medal).
267 Lieut Auchinleck served in India in 1857-58, and was present at the action of Kalee
Nuddee, battle of Cawnpore on 6th Dec., and affair of Kankur (Medal).
268 Lieut Kyle servcid in India in 1857-58, and was present at the actions of Secnndra,
Chanda, and Sultanpore, siege and capture of Lncknow, relief of Azimghur, action near
Azimutjghur, operations in the Jungle and capture of Jugdespore (mentioned in despatch,
Medal and Clasp).
269 Lieut. W. S. Brown served in India in 1857-58, and was present at the attack on
Bunterab, relief of Lncknow by Lord Clyde, affair of Gailleo, in the Alnmbagh from Jan.
to March, siege and capture of Lucknow (mentioned in despatches, Medal and Clasps).
270 Veterinary Surgeon Stockley served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including
the affairs of Bulganac and M'Kensie's Farm, taking of Balaklava, battles of Alma, Bala-
klava, and Inkerman, siege and fisdl of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and Knfght of the
Legion of Honor).
271 Veterinary Surgeon Withers served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, hicluding the
affkirs of Bulganac and M'Kenzie's Farm, battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, siege
of Sebsstopi)! and repulse of the sortie on the 26th Oct. 1 854 (Medal and Clasps). Served
also in the Indian campaign of 1857-58, including the relief of Lucknow by Lord Clyde,
battie of Cawnpore on 6th Dec., actions of Seria Ghat, Chanda, and Sultanpore, siege and
capture of Lucknow, and action of Barrce (Medal and Clasps).
272 Veterinary Surgeon Harpley served the Bartem campaign of 1854-55, Including the
aflUrs of Bolganao and M'Kenzie's Farm, battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman,
siege of Sebastopol and repulse of the Sortie on the 26th Oct. 1864 (Medal and ClMps).
Served in India In 1857-58, and was present at the action of Pandora, storm and captnre of
Meangunge, siege and capture of Lucknow (Medal and Clasp).
273 Veterinary Surgeon Cochrane served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1855
(Medal and Clasp).
274 Veterinary Surgeon Cotterell served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-65, indnding
the siege and fall of Selwstopol (Medal and Clasp).
275 Veterinary Surgeon Rollings was present at the siege and capture of Lucknow in
March 1858 (Medal and Clasp).
276 Veterinary Surgeon Sanderson served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol in 1866
(Medal and Clasp). Served in India in 1857-58 and was present at the action of Kanknr
(Medal).
277 Veterinary Surgeon Skoulding served in India In 1857-58, and was present at the
captinre of Nurgoond (Medal).
278 Paymaster Scott served with the 55th Regt. in China (Medal), and was present at
the captnre of Amoy, second capture of Chusan, and repulse of the night-attack on Chin-
bae. Served the Eastern campaign of 1854-56, indnding the batUes of Alma and Inker-
man, the siege of Sebastopol, repulse of the Sortie on ^th Oct. 1864, and attack on the
Quarries on 7th June— wounded and mentioned in despatches (Medal and Clasps, and
Sardinian Medal).
370 Veterinary Surgeon Partridge served with the 17th Lancers in the Crimea from 17
Feb. 1866 and has the Medal with Clasp for Sebastopol.
FIELD TRAIN DEPARTMENT.
1 Commissary W. L. M. Young served the Esstem campaign of 1854-55, including the
battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and ClaspSy
Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 6th Class of the Medjidie).
9 Depn^ Assistant Commissary Clark served in the right attack at the siege and fall of
Bi^istopol from May 1866 (Medal and Claap). Served ^tttb tbt tocv^fiMumVu^l^ifiDakVok
1867-68.
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Bayard Clark Cochrane
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Charles Richard Tiemcy Davidson
Bruee Hull Melville
Charles John Moysey
Richard Charles Price
Thomas Lyster
Joseph Allan Milkur
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John Roberts Hogg
Napier George Sturt
Tliomas Pilkington White ....
Charles John O'Neill Ferguson
George Herbert Bolland
Richard Warren Stewart
William Salmond
George Mansell Collings
Bobert Hamilton Vetch
George Warren
Edward NicoUs Peters
John Henry Crowdy
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Deputy Adjutant QeneraL — Colonel John Wm. Gordon, CB. 180ct. 56.
AssUtant Ad^), Gen.--Lt.Q>l. Edward Stanton, CB.
Instructor qf Musketry, -^ Captain George Roid Lempriere, 4 Oct. 56.
A4iutantt. — McfjoT George Montagu Stopford, 1 Oct. 57.
Captain Charles George Gordon. 2 May 59.
Chief Poym.— William Marvin, 24 Feb. 58 ; Q. ilf . 1 0 Setp. 44 ; Hon. rank qf Mqf, 1 Apr. 58.
Paymasters,^ Charles Wilkinson, 1 Sept. 58.
George Pringle, 5 Aug. 5!).
Quarter Masters, — William Young, 1 April 53.
Thomas William John Connolly, 26 June 55.
Michael Bradford, 17 Dec. 55.
David Youle, 14 Jan. 58.
Quarter Master and Commissary qf C/o^Atn^.— James Mutch, 22 Dec 56.
Establishment at Chatham for instructhig the Corps in Military Field Works.
Director, — Colonel Henry Sandbam. _ _
Royal Engiiieer Train,
Zieui. and il<{/«^aiif.— Mathias Moore, 24 Feb. 59. I Scarlet.^
Veterinary Surgeon, — ^Thomas Walton Mayer, 10 Oct. 66. | Faek^, BhM VeWet.
K. B. The offioen in Italiea are holding civil emplo^f m«nt«
406—406
fFiar Services of Hie Officers of the Royal JSngineers*
1 General Thackeray was at the capture of Surinam in 1799; Bt. Martin's and 8U
Bartholomew's in 1801 ; directed the siege of Scylla Castle in 1806; and that of the Poitiwa
of Santa Maura in 1809. Senred with the army in Spain in 1812; at the battle of Cas*
talla and siege of Tarragona in 1813, and remained with the army until 1814»
S General NicoUs went out with a reinforcement of sereral B^gta. to Gibraltar oa
the war br^ing out with Spain in 1796, and remained blockaded in that fortress two
and a half yeare ; proceeded from thence to the West Indies in 1700. Went as CdBmandiBg
Bngincer with JLt.-Gen. Sir George Prevost to Nora Scotia in 1808, under ezpactatk>ns
of hostilities with America. Remained there until the war broke oat in 1819, mad wu
actively employed in the protection of the frontiera of Nova Scotia and New Bmaswiek,
and was present at the capture of Moose Island, Castine and Belikst. Commanding Bngineer
in Canada part of 1814 and 16.
3 Sir Charles Pasley's senrices '.^defence of Gacta, in 1806 ; battle ot Malda; ai«e of
Copenhagen In 1807; campaign of 1808-9, including soveral skirmishes, and battla of
Conmna. Reconnoitered the enemy's coast under the flrc of batteries, and was afterwarda
at the siege of Flushing. Received a bayonet-wound through the thigh, and a mnskat-
wonnd, which injured the spine, in leading a storming party to attack an advanoed work
occupied by the French on the Dike in front of Flushing, 14th Aug. 1809. Sir Charlaa has
received the Silver War Medal with two Clasps for Mdda and Coruuna.
4 Sir John Burgoync embarked in 1800 on the expedition to £§nrpt under Sir Ralph
Abercromby, but was detached at Malta to be employed in bloclcade of La Valetta, and
was present at its capture. Joined the army in Sicily in 1806, and embarked aa Comniand-
ing Engineer with the expedition to Egypt under Major-General Mackenaie Prmser, and
served at the assault of the lines of Alexandria and siege of Rosetta. Was next employed
us Commanding Enijcineer with Sir John Moore'g expedition from Messina, and afterwards
under the same General In Sweden in 1808. Sailed in the same year with the expedition Co
Portugal under Sir John Moore, and was present in the retreat to Conmna, in which he
blew up Uie bridge at Benevento in presence of the enemy. Joined the army In Poftogal
under Sir Arthur Wellesley In April 1809, and was attached to the Srd (Sir Thomas
Picton's) Division ; wss engaged at the passage of the Douro, sffiiir of Salamonde, letreai
to the lines of Tori-es Vedras, (blow up Foit Conception iu presence of the enemy,) battle
of Busaco, flivt siege of Badajoi, action of Elbodon, action of Aldca de Ponte, siege and
capture of Ciudad Rodrigo, — accompanied the 3rd DiviBion in the assault and obtained
his Brevet of Major for services at the siege ; siege and capture of Badijox,— accompanied
the 3rd Diviston in the assault and escalade of the Castle, and obtained his Brevet of Lt.-
Colonel for services at this siege ; served as Commanding Engineer at the siege and eap«
ture of the Forts of Salamanca, and battle of Salamanca ; served as Commanding Bnghieer
at the capture of Madrid and the Retiro, and siege of Burgos (wounded) ; advance in 1819y
battle of Vittoria (horse shot under him), siege of San Sebastian (wounded in the assault),
conducted the siege of the Castle of San Sebastian as Commanding Engineer^ Sir B.
Fletcher having l^n killed in the preceding assault ; action of the BIdasaoa, battles of
tlie Nivelle and Nive, passage of the Adour, blockade of Bayonne and repulse of the sortie.
Accompanied the expedition to New Orleans as Commanding Engineer^ and served in the
attack on tlui enemy s entrenched position , and captore of Fort Bowyer. Joined the Army
of Occupation at Paris on his return from New Orleans. In 1827, accompanied the army
to Portugal as Commanding Engineer under Lt.-General Sir W. Clinton. Sir John has
received the Gold Cross and one Clasp for Badajox, Salamanca, Vittoria, St. Sebaatfao, and
Nive ; and the Silver War Medal with three Clasps for Busaco, Ciudad Rodrigo, and
Nivelle ; and, at the recommendation of the Duke of Wellington, the Portuguese order of
the Tower and Sword was conferred upon him. In Jan. 1B54 he proceeded to Turki^ on a
special mission, and prior to the sailing of the expiKlition to the Crimea, was appointed
Lieut. -General on the Staff of the Eastern Army ; was engaged at the battles of AJma,
Balaklava, and lukerman, and conducted the British portion of the siege of Sebaatopol
until ordered home in February 1855 (Medal and four Clasps). For his services at the siege
of Sebastopol Sir John was created a Baronet and promoted to the rank of General ; he
has alio received the Ist Class of the Turkish Order of Nisliid Medjidie, and the decora-
tion of Grand Officer of the Legion of Honor. Sir John is also a Knight Grand Cross of
the Bath.
6 Lieut. -General Ellicombe served in the Peniusulafrom Nov. 1811 to tlic end of the war,
including the siege and storm of Ciudad Rodrigo, siege and storm of Bodajoz, retreat from
Burgos, advance of the army nud crossing tlie Ebro, battle of Vittoria, as Brigade- Major;
siege and stonn of San Sebastian, 15th July to 9th Sept. 1813; passage of Bidasaoa,battlea of
Nivelle and Nive ( 10th, 11 tli and 12th Dec. 1813) ; iiassage of the Adonr, blockade of Ba-
yonne and repulse of the sortie. He has received the Gold Medal for San Sebastian, and tlie
Silver War Medal with fivcClasp:« for Ciudad Rodrigo, liadajoz,Vittoria, Nivelle, and Nive.
8 Lieut.Generel Harding served with the army in Sicily in 181*2; on the eastern coast
of Spain iu 1813, iucludlug the buttle of Castalla, attack of Dcuia, and siege of Tarragona.
In 1815 he served as Commanding Engineer with the Prussian army under Prince
Augustus of Prussia at the sieses of Maubeuge, Landrecy, Marienburg, PhilippeTiOc, and
Rocroy ; and continued with the Army of Occupation until 1818.
10 Sir Frederick Smith served In 1809 at the siege of the castle of Ischia and the cap-
War Services of the Ofieers qfthe Royal Engmeere. 4fi7
tare of that Island and Procida in the Bav of Naples, also at the capture of Zaute and
Cephalonia. In 1810, in the action 1>efore the investment of the fortreas of Santa
Maura as Deputy Asdstant Quarter Master General, and at the siege and capture of the
Fortress as an Officer of Royal Engineers.
1 1 Lieut General Oldfleld served in North America in 1 807-8 and 9. In HoUand and the
Netherlands in 1814. From March to June 1815, he served as second in command of the
Engineer Department in the Netherlands — as Brigade Major to the corps of Roval Eniri.
neers hi the Netherlands and France, from March, 1816, to the withdrawal of the Army
of Occupation in December 1818 : present at the battle of Waterloo, and capitulation of
Paris. Was Commanding Royal Engineer in the Canadas from 1839 to 1843.
13 Major General Ward served with| the army in Sicily In 1811 and 12; was present
at theactiouof Castalla, attack of Denia, and siege of Tarragona in 1813' served witli
the army in the Netherlands in 1814. '
14 Sir Harry Jones served in the expedition to Walcheren in 1809. Also the cam-
paigns of 1810, 11,12, 13, and 14, including the actions and sieges of Cadlz,Tarragona (181 1)
Bad^oz (1812), Vittoriu, St. Sebastian, passage of the BidasHoa, Nivelle, Nive, Bayonne
Wounded leading the Forlorn Hope at the first assault of St. Sebastian. He has received
the Silver War Medal with five Clasps. In Feb. 1815 Joined the army under General
Lambert in Dauphin Island ; by the return of an American Flag of Truce, was sent to
New Orleans on a special duty: landed at Ostcnd 18th June 1815. Appointed Com-
manding Engineer in charge of the fortifications on Montm&tre, after the entrance of the
British troops into Paris, in 1815; appointed a Commissioner to the Prussian Army of
Occupation in 1810. Appointed a Brigadier General for particular service in the Baltic
in 1864, and commanded the British forces at the siege operations against Bomarsund
in the Aland Isles (Baltic Medal), and for his services In the Baltic was promoted Major
General. Appohited, 10th February, to command the Royal Engineers in the Eastern
campaign of 1866, which he retained until the fall of Sebastopol; was wounded in the
forehead by spent grape-shot on the 18th June (Medal and Clasp, KCB., Commander
1st Class of the Military Order of Savoy, and 2n(l Class of the Mc<§idie). Formed one of
the Council of War held in Paris in January 1856, when he received tlie Cross of Com-
mander of the Legion of Honor.
16 Major General Ord served in Spain during 1810, 11, 12, 13, and one-half of 1814
including the sieges of Cadiz and Tarragona. *
17 Major General Savage served in the Peninsula from Nov. 1813 to the end of the
war, including the investment of Bayonne and repulse of the sortie.
19 Mnjor General Bolton served in the Peninsula from Oct. 1813 to the end of the war
20 Colonel Wright was wounded by a musket- bail through the thigh, 12tli Oct. 1821 at
Zante, in an attack made by the Greeks upon a Turkish man-of-war. ' '
23 Colonel Montgomery Willhims served in the Kaffir campaigns of 1834-5 under Sir
Bei\Jamin D' Urban (Medal).
24 Major General Foster was actively employed in Canada during the rebellion in 1837
8, and 9; and was favourably noticed fai the Dispatches of the Commander of the Forces'
and upon the special recommendation of Sir John Col borne received for his servlceB the
Brevet rank of Major.
25 Colonel Alex. Gordon served, as senior officer, in Demerara, during the insurrection
of the Negroes, in 1823 and 1824. He was mentioned in General Orders, and received the
thanks of the Court of Policy of the Cnitcd Colony of Demerara and Kssequibo.
26 Colonel Marlow was commanding Royal Engineer at the storming of Kawiti's Pah at
Owrawai in New Zealand on the 1st July 1845, and the subsequent destruction of the
same. Also at the burning of Arctua's Pah, and at the storming of Kawiti's Pah on the
1 1th Jan. 1840; for these services he received the Brevet rank of Major.
27 Colonel Walpole commanded the Royal Engineers on the eastern frontier of the
Cape of Good Hope during the Kaffir war of 1846-7, was twice wounded on tiio 8tli Jan*
1846 (Medal and Brevet Major). ^
29 Colonel Durnford served as Executive Engineer in the combined Navol and Military
Forts, viz. :
at the Barri
30 Colonel Lloyd served with the Army of the East from May to Oct. 1856 as Com-
manding Royal Engineer at Constantinople, and from 14th Oct. to the termination of
hoatilitles as Commanding Royal Engineer with the Army in the Crimea, during which
]ieriod the toUl destruction of tiie Docks at Sebastopol was effected under his directions.
He has the Crimean Medal, and is a Kniglit of the Legion of Honor.
31 Colonel Skyring served the Syrian campaign of 1840-41 (Mvdal).
33 Colonel Hadden was actively employed in Canada during the Rebellion in 1837-39
and was engaged with the rebels at St. Eustuche and St. Benoit. '
36 Colonel John W. Gordon served tlie Eastern campaign of 1854 and up to July
1866, ioclndlng tite battle of Alma, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps Brevets
of Major, Lt.Col., and Colonel, CB,, Officer of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal ami
3rd Class of the Me<«ldie). ' "
87 Lt Colonel Robertaon served in command of the Royal Sappers and Miners in B
Kaffrariii daring the Kaffir war of 1850-3, and was several times mentioned in Genand
Olden (Madal, and Brevet M^or).
38 Colonel Chapnuui proctadad on a ipaoial minioa to Cooatantiaople Iq Jan. 1864
408 War Services of the Officers of the Royal Bnginem.
• ■_• •■ 'bJ
Wm employed turTeyiog the potitions mt Bulair, Adiianopley aad Buguk Tdiekm4Bh»
pievious to the arrival of the Britiih Torcee in Turkey ; was attached to the lat DiHmi,
and accompanied it to Bulgaria, and Bulgamik, aad M'Kenaie'a Farm ; aUo pretent at.i^
battles of Alma and Inkonnan. Served throughout the siege of tSebiwCopoIp during.^
early part of which he was Director of the left attack, and in the latter part he waaexiecu-
tive Eii^finccr to tlic FurccSu Wai •evei'el timet mentioned in oCBcUu DiaiMtehea, and
received ttie Brevet ranks of Major, Lt.Colonol, and Colonel, CJ9., Medal and tlijee
Ghisps, Officer of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 3rd Claaa of the Me^iUDf.
41 Major St. George Ord served as Brigade Major in the combined French and Koglisk
ezpcditton to the Baltic in 1854, and was at the siege and capture of BomanuuMlj for wbidji
he received Brevet rank.
43 Colonel Simmons was employed fur three yeaiv iu the disputed terfitorj on the
N.E. frontier of the United States in constructing works for its defence and in mkking
military exploration*. Happening to be in Turkey in 1853 lie was specially emplcnped hf
Lonl Stratford do llcdcliffe on several important services: joined Omcr Pa^ia in IffaicL
1854 ; escortofl the new Governor into Silistria after the former one had been killed, and
was present during part of the siege of tliat fortress ; laid out and threw vp the lines of
»Slobodzio and Gcorgevo on the Dauulie, having entire otiar'^ of tlie operation with dO^QOU
men of all arms under his command, a llussian army of 70^0 men being within seven
miles : was present during the occupation of Wallachia and had frequent charge of recon-
naissances upon the enemy's rear. Went to the Crimea in Dec. 1^4 to ooneert with the
allied Commanders hi Chief as to the m(»vements of the Turkish army: waa present at tho
battle of Eupatoria, laid ont anil threw up the entrenched camp round that place; after*
wsrds was before Sebastopol from April 1855 until after its fall, and then went to Miii-
grelia and was present at the forced passage of the Ingur, where he commanded the divi-
sion which crowed the river and turned the enemy's position capturing his works and
guns : Omer Pasim in liiss dispatch attributed tho success of the day chiefly to Li6at.CoL
Simmons. He served as Her Majesty's Commiieioner to the Ottoman army throughout
the war and was employed in all tho negotiutlonn having reference to the movements of
Omar Paslia's army. Has received the Crimean Medal and Clasp, the Turkish Gold Medal
for the Danubian campaign, the Order of Medjidic Srd Class, and a Sword of Honor
from the Turkish Government ; also the 4th Clas* of tho Legion of Honor.
45 Colonel Bent went to Turkey with the Eastern expedition in April 1854; served
with the Turkish army on the Danube from June to Dec. 1854, and wae preaent ai tho
battle of GInrgevo. Served at the siege and fall of Scbastopol from Jan. 1855^— for the
last six months as Director of the left attack (Medal aiui Clasps, Brevets of Major
and Lt. Col., and CB. ; also the Order of Me<yidie, and Turkish Gold Medal, ana a
Knight of the French Legion of Honor).
40 Lt.Colonel Owen served at the Cape of Good Hope iu the campaign against the in-
sai^nt Boers in 1845, and iu the Kaffir war of 1840-7 (Medal). Served in the Crimea
from Feb. to May 1855, and lost left leg at the siege of Sebastopol (Medal and (^pi^
CjB., Officer of the Legion of Honor, and 5ih Class of the Medjidie).
47 Major Jervois served at the Cape of Good Hope during the Kaffir war of 1840-7,
and made a military sketch uf 2000 square miles of Kaffirland, — 1,100 of which ]iesur>
veyed during the ^ar.
40 Major Hon. H. F. Kcane 8cr\'ed in the Crimea fVom 81 Deo. 1854, ioclnding the
siege and fall of Sebastopol, and battle of the Tehernaya (Medal and Clasp, and 5th
Class of the Medjidie).
50 M^'or Qibb served at the Cape of Good Hope from August 1841 to April 1848
aecompanled the overland expedition to Port Natal, and commanded the Royal Bnglneeis
during all the operations oonneoied with the capture of that settlement in MayandJoM
1843. Served the Eastern campaign from Nor. 1854, including the siege and Adl of
Sebastopol (Medal, and 5th Class ot tlie Medjidie).
52 Major llassard served the Eastern cami)aigii from Nov. 1854, including the siege aad
fall of Sebastopol, sortie 11th May, and expedition to Kertch and Yei^ale (Medal,
Brevet Major, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
55 Major Lovell scr\'ed the Eastern campaign up to Nov. 1854, and was present at the
battle of the Alma and 8iege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, Brevet of M^or, 5th Class
of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal).
56 Lt.Coi. Bourchier served in the Kaffir campaign of 1846, during a portion of whibh
he commanded a Native levy (Medal). Served throughout all the operations of thoBantew
campaign ot 1854-55, including the battles of Alma and Inkcrman, and as Brigade Migor
to the Royal Engineers at the siege and fall of Sebastopol — wounded (Medal end
three Clasps, Brevets of Major and Lt.Colone], CB,, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and
5th Class of the Mecyidie).
57 Lt.Col. Browne served for nearly six months in the trenches before Sebastopol; wai
present at the repulse of sorties on 22iid March and 5th April ; was engaged at tlie oaptoic
and defence of the Quairics, and senior Engineer Officer employed forming lodgmeuta la
and communications to that outwork, for which service he was honourably nientkmed In
Dispatches, and received the Brevet of 3Iajnr. Succeeded Colonel Tyldcn aa Direeii^
Engineer of the right attack, and in the execution of the duties of that appointmeal «t|
severely woiuded by a rifle ball on 84th Augiut,— left arm broken, ahot throogbthe
shoulder, and jaw injured (Medal and Clasp, Brevets of Major and Lt.GdL| CAJ, Kli%k|
of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
Wat Services of ike Officers of ike Royal Engineen. 409
M LLCol. Montagu wrred tbo Eastern oampaign of 1854-65, Including the battles of
Alma inrt Inkenntn ; sbo nt the siege of Sehastopol until Snd Mnreh, when he vu taken
vrisoner during a sortie, but dlsdiargsd, and afterwards pment at the fidl of Sehastopol
(Hedal and Clasps, Brevets of Major and LUCoI., Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sar*
dlnian Medal, and 5th aass of the Me<yidie).
61 Major Cooke Kerted in the Crimea from July 1855, ineludiog the slego and fall of
Sehastopol (Medal and Clasps, Brevet Major, and 5th Clasii of the Medjidic).
as Mi^or Stokes served iu the Kaffir Wars of 1840-47 and 1850-51 (Medal); was
thanked by the Commander in Chief for gallant conduct In the action of the (iwanga on
8 June 1846, and again on S5th Jtily ibr opening comuiunieation thron^^h the heart of the
enemy's country. In 1851 was appointed D.A.Q.M. General of the Field Force and as-
sisted to organize some 3000 Hottentot Levies, and was engaged in all the operations of tlie
Division from Feb. to July 1851, and repeatedly mentioned in General Onlers. In 1855
was appointed Chief Engineer to the Turkitli Contingent and raised and organiiod the
Kngineer Corps and Train of that force. Was employed in fortifying Kcrtch during the
winter of 1855-50 (Brevet Major, and 4th Class of the Medjidie). In July 1856 was ap-
pointed Her Majesty's Commissioner for the Danube, under the Treaty of Paris.
64 M^or Du Cane served in the Crimea from lUth April to sid Sept. 1855, including
the siege of Sehastopol (Medal and Clasp, and Brevet of Major).)
65 Lt.Col. Stanton was attached to the Q. M. G.'s Staff with Uio exi>edition across the
Orange River under Sir George Cathcart In 1 852, and was pre^nt at tlie action of Berea.
Served the Eastern campai!^^ of 1854-55, inclnding the attack on the Port of Odessa, the
battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sehastopol (Me<lal and Claspt, Brevets of
M^or and Lt.Co]., CB., Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 5lh Class
of the Medjidie).
67 M^or Armit served at the siege of Sehastopol from Feb. to July 1855, and waa
severely wounded in the batteries on the 4th April (Medal and Clasp, and 5th ClaM of the
Medjidie).
68 Major Ewart proeeedcd to Turkey on special service in Jan. 1854 ; joined the army
In the East on its arrival, and served with it uninterruptedly until its return in Juno
1896, including one year as Major of Brijiade, R.R. (Medal with four Clutps, Brevet
Major, Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
71 Mijor Porter served the Crimean campaign from Feb. to May 1855, including the
alcge of 8ebastox>ol (Medal and Clasp, Brevet Major, and 5th Class of the Mecyidio).
73 Captain E. M. Grain served in the trenches before Sehastopol during the wiuter of
1854-55 ( Meflal and Clasp).
75 Major Ravenhlll served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the buttles of
Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Sehastopol (Medal and Clumps, and 5th Class of the
Medjidie).
76 Lt. Colonel Niehokon served at the siege and fall of Sehastopol from August 1855,
commanded 4th Company R.B. al Kinbouro, and was iu immediate directions of the
works for the destruction of Sehastopol Dockyard (Medal and Clasp, Brevet Major, and
6th Class of the Mecyidie). Ser\'ed in the Indian campaign from 12th Dec. 1857 to 23rd
Dec. 1858 and was present at the capture of Lucknow (Brevet 8f Lt.Colonel, CB., Medal
and Clasp), ha*s been fluently mentioned in dcspotchcs.
77 Major Srdley snrved at the siege of Sehastopol from June to September 1855 (Medal
and Clasp, BrevetMiijor, and 5th CIa»s of tlie Medjidie).
79 Captain Fowler served throughout the Kaffir war of 1851-53 (Medal ).
80 Mvjor de Vere proceeded to Turkey ou special service in Feb. 1854; joined the
Eastern army in May, and served with it throughout the campaign of 1854-55, and was
weaent at the battlca of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebasto|x>l (Medal and
Clasps, Brevet Migor, Knight of the Legion of Honor; Sardinian Medal, and 5th Class of
the Medjidie).
82 Capt. Brine served as a volunteer the campaign of 1855, including the siege and fitU
of Scba«topol ; did duty in the trenches of the right attack ( Medal and Clasp).
88 Major Fisher served at the siege of Sehastopol in 1855, and led a storming party in
the assault of the 1 8th June (Medal and Clasp, Knight of the Legion of Honor, aud 6th
Cla« of the Medjidie).
84 Major Stopford served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of
Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, and siege of Sehastopol, as Aide de Camp to Sir John
Burgovne (Medal and Clasps, Sardinian Meflal, and 4th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish
Medal). Was charged with organising and laying down the Field Electric Telegraph in
the Crimea.
86 Captain Whitmore was selected for service as Senior Captain of the Kngineer Corps
attached to the Turkish Contingent in May 1855, and served with it in the Crimea from
October until June following, commanding Engineers at Ycnikale during the winter
of 1865-50, and selected to organise the Turkish Corps of Eiigine<Ts, whicli he commanded
with the rank of Kaimakam ( Lieut.Culonel) until tiie force was handed over to tiio Sultan.
Has Tvccived the 4th Cluss of the Medjidie.
87 Major Elphiostone t-ervcd the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles in
the Crimea, siege and fall of Seba»toi)ol (Medal aud Clasp, Kniglit of the Legion of Honor,
and 6ih Class of tlie Medjidie).
90 Captain Crcyke served in the Trimea from Sept. to Nov. 1854, including the siege
of Bcbastopol (Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Medal).
410 n^ar Services of the Officere of the ha^ Mtigmmi.
01 Captain Lcmpriere served witli the Army in Turkey, Bulgaria, Md the Crinea, hi
lKM-6d. iuc1udiu}( the battle of InkeriDau aud siege of Seliaatopol: lerred alto under
Selim PucUa in 1854 at Radut Kail, Charakou, Soukaui-Kall, &c. (Ifedal ana Claa|«, aad
Turkisli Medal).
93 Lt. Colonel Lennox landed in the Crimea in Oct. 1854, and wai present at the four
liombardiiients uf SebaaUipoi and battle of Inkcnnau (Modal and two Clasptj Victoria
Cross, Surdiiiian Medal, and 5th Clahs of the McJjidie).
1>4 Major Leahy Johicd the Army of the East at Varua, and served throughout the cam-
paign of 1854-rK», latterly as D.A.Q.M.G. to the Uoyal Engineer* (Medal aad three CUaps,
Sanliuiau Medal, and 5th CIbhs of tlie Metyidie).
95 Captain Stuart served during; the opcTations of 1850-58 at Canton ; waa present at
the capture und demulition of French Folly Fort and at the formation of defeoaive poai-
tion at the Factories ; led the French Storming Party at the assault of Canton, %nd was
thaukcfl by the French Navul Comniandor in Chief.
96 Captain Philips served in the Crimea from Sept. 1854 to Feb. 1855 (Medal and Clasps,
and 6th C-lass of the Medjidie).
97 Captain Martin served at the bieyre of Sebastopol from Sept. 1854 to Feb. 1855
(Medal and Cla9]>, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Med]idio).
98 Major Cowell embarked on board the Baltic Fleet with u detachment of Royal
Sajipers and Miners in Feb. 1854; in July was ap)ioiuted Aide de Camp to llrigadier
(Jcueral Harry Jones, aud served aa such at the operations against Bomarsund (Qaltie
Medal); accompanied General Jones as Aide de Camp to the Crimea in Jan. 1865, and
continued with him until his return to England (Medal with Clasp for Sebastopol, Knight
of the Legion of Honor, aud 5th Class of the Medjidie).
90 (!aptuiti Graham served nt the siege of Sebastofiol and assault of tlte Radan on the
18th June lt(55 (Medal and Clasp, Victoria Ci>oss, Kuight of the Legk>a of Honor, and
5th Cla«s of the Modjidie).
100 Captain Drake served at the sie^e of »Sebastopol from Nov. 1854 to May 1855
(Medal and Clasp, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
101 Captain Pratt served during the ojierations crossing the Danube iu July 1H54, and
received the Turkish Gold Medal for that cam]>aii;n. Served during the Crimean campaign
until the eud of May 1855 (Medal and Clasp, Sardinian Medal, and 5tU Class of tlie
Medjidie).
102 Captuiu James served at the sic^^e of ScbastoiK)! from Feb. 1855 until taken priaoner
of war on '2nd July ( Medal and Clasp, and 5th Class of tlie Medjidie). Was attached to
the Turco-ltiisiiian Boundary (Jonnnissions in Bessarabia and Asia in 185G-57.
103 Caiitain Gordon served in the trenches before Sebastopol from Dec. 1854 to the close of
the siege (wounded on Oih June 1855). Accompanied the column under Sir John Campbell
at the attack of the Kedan on the 18th June ; accompanietl the Company of Sappers attaohed
to the expedition to KinlMurn, and present at the surrender of that fort. Was employed in
tlie demolition of the docks of Sebastopol ; and subsequently employed on the Tnreo-
Russian Boundary Commissions in Bessarabia and Asia in 1850-57 (Medal and Clasp,
Knight of the Legion of Honor, aud Turkish Medal).
104 Captain Stokes siffvcd at the siege of Sebastopol from Sept. 1854 to M|u«h 1855
(Medal And ('lu>p).
105 Captain Dounelly served throughout the Kastern campaign of 1854-55, including the
battles ia the Cnmca, siege und Tall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasjis, and Kuight of the
Legion of Honor).
100 Captain Scott served at tlic siege of Sebastopol in June 1855 (Medal aud Claaj^.
107 Captain Dumaresq served during 1855 at the siege aud fall of Sebastopol ; did duty
in the trenches of the right attack (Medal and Clasp).
108 Captain Scratchley served at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from Aug. 1865 (Medal
and Clasp).
109 Captain Kelsall served at the siege of Sebastopol, right attack, from Aug. 1855
(Medal and Clasp).
110 Lieut. Darrah served at the siege of Sebastopol from Juno to Aug. 1855 (Medal
aud Clasp).
1 1 1 Lieut. Ncwsonio has recf iveil the 5th Claris of the Medjidie.
Hi Captain Edwards si'rvod In the Crimea from 14th Sept. 1855, and was employed
in the demolition of the Docks of Sebastop<d, and has iticeived the Crimean and Turkish
Medals. Served in India in 1857-50, and commanded a Company of the Royal Kngineen
throuifhout the campaign in Central India under Sir Hugh Rose, was present at the siege
and storinin;^ of Chanduirce, sie[^c and stormin«7of JhAn»i, actions of the Bctwah, Koonch,
and (}oo1owlec, capture of Calpee, action before and capture of Gwalior, and present at
the capture of Taiitiu To))ee and commanded the only Europeans there (several timea men-
tioned in despatches. Medal).
113 Captain Lomdey was dangerously wounded at the attack on tlio fortaat tlie mouth
of the Peibo on the t25th June 1859.
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Charles Frederick Menzics^' 21 Aug.
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Henry Harford Strong;
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Thomas Martin Whale
Edward Owen Browne Grky
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Francis Edniun.l Begbi
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James Samnel Derriman
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Henry Brelfii Start
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Head Quarters, Pitrhmimth,
Colonel Comtnandani — ^John Fraser, SI Nov. 1859.
Lieut ^Colonel— Henry Carr Tate, 1 April 67.
George Colt Lartgley, 20 Dec. 59. {Col) 14 Dec. 60.
John Maurice Wemyis, CB. {Lt.Col.), {Acting Lt.Col.) 0 Oct. 61.
Geo. Gai-diner Alexander, CB,{Lt,Col.) (Acting Lt.CoL) 10 Jan. 68
G. Ang. Schomberg (Lt.CoL) {Acting Lt,C6i.) 24 Feb. 64.
Captaint,
Chas. L. Barnard, 28 April 54. j Yte&. L. Alexander, 8 Sept. 67.
Bdtnond Henry Cnx, S Feb. 68.
Edward Henderson Starr, 7 May 59.
Edward Ralph Horsey, 7 May 59.
Richard Tubm^iUe AnseU, 25 May 6U
George Henry Wrifoni, 25 May 59
John W. C. Williams 20 Nov. 54.
Hugh Stukely Buck, 7 Dec. 54.
Geo. Stephen Digby, CB. (Mq^or), 27 Dec. 64.
Willium Sandom Davin, 2 Aimr. 55.
William Pitt Draflcu, 5 July 50.
Henry Adair, 19 Dec. oii. i John Poore, 21 Nor. 50.
Henry W. Mawboy, 6 Feb. 57. j Henry Hewett^ 21 Nov. 69.
First Lieutenants.
George Brydges, 13 Dec. 52. | Joshua Rowland Brookes, 11 July 66.
Fred. Ana. Foster (Qr. Master), 24 Feb. 54. > John Frederick Crease, 12 Dec. 56.
Francis Worgan Festing, Ad{j, 24 Feb. 64. | Colpoys Parkvns Heaslop, 19 Dec. 66.
Edw. C. Langlcy Durntord, Ad^. 24 F\eb. 64 I Thomas Brewer, 1 Feb. 68.
Edward Gladstone, 24 Feb. 64. ' Robert Lennox Bourchier, 2 Feb. 58.
William Pitman, 24 Feb. 54. ! William Crosbie Hesketh, 14 Sept. 68.
Charles Sidney Williams, 24 Feb. 54. i Joseph Robert Leeds, 14 Apr. 59.
John Wm. Henry C. Grove Morris, 24 Feb. 54. | George Lyon Tupman, 14 Apr. 60.
Francis Bdward Halliday, 14 March 64. I Cuthbert Collingwood Suthcr, 4 May 60.
Robert Woolcombu, 1 Aug. 64. Charles William Fothergill, *l May 60.
Rich. Angnstus Fitzgerald Studdert,3 Jan. 65. > Henry Ives De Kantzow, 7 May 60.
Harry Boscawen Savage, 8 Jan. 55. , Sidney Thomas Bridgford, 7 May 50.
HoUis Henry Nott, 3 Jan. 66. Charles James Kinsman, 1 1 Aug. 60.
Otway Wheeler Cufi\;, 10 April 66. William Davis Welch, 20 Sept. 60.
Henry B. Tnson, 22 June 55. William Stewart, 20 Sept. 60.
W. H. T. M. Dodgin, 14 July 56. Corry Beverley Smith, 8 Nov. 69.
John Chesterton Crawford, 30 Aug. 55. j Arthnt French, 8 Dec. 60.
J. C. R. Colomb, 2 Ane. 55. Richard Archlbahl Goxiges, 10 Dec. 60.
R. B. Gardner, 22 March 6G.
Second Lieutenante.
Tnd. Amelius Ogle, 20 June 69
Francis Edmund Begbie, 29 June 69.
James Siunuel Derrimon, 29 July 69.
Adjutants, — \st Lieut. Francis Worgan Ftosting, 35 Jan. 59.
Ist Lieut. £. C. L. Dumford, 1 Noir. 50.
Qaartermatter. — Frctl. Aug. Foster, 24 Sept. 60.
Edward Blliee HiU, 20 July 50
Herbert Everitt, 80 July 69.
STAFF OFFICERS OF THE ROYAL MARINES.
Deputy A((jutant'General. — l^Majar^General Samuel Robert Wesley, 13 Dec. 64 «
Assistants Adjutant- General —
Lieut. Colonel. —Jtmi^li Gates Travers, 20 Dec. 60.
Cl^ce, 7, New Street, Spring Gardens, S. TT.
A djuiants.
Cha.\ \st Lieut. Fras. Wm. Thomas, 16 Sept. 57. j Piy.
.Por. John M. Lennox, 25 Feb. 58. ' Art.
Wo. Jamet C. Travers, 21 July 58. I Por.
Cha) J. Hn. Maskcry, >»t 10 Mar. 59.
Wo.\ George Naylor, 16 May 69. I
Quarter Masters.
\st Lieut. Ussher Lee Morris, 11 July
— — E. C. L. Durnfbrd, 1 Nov. 60.
Francis Lean, 22 Nov. 60.
p/y. I Philip Ilarington, 14 Dec. 69.
Wo.
Cha,
Ply.
Art.
Por.
Por.
Wo.
Cha.
Art.
John Lewis, 1 Sept. 57.
Matthew Brickdale, 1 Sept. 57.
William Scott, 1 Sept. 57.
WiUiam Healey, 1 Nov. 69.
l^Xtetc^. Ambrose Wolrige, 6 Nov. 55.
Henry F. Cooper, 29 July 57.
— Cuthbert Ward Burton, 18 Apr. 69
F. A. Foster, 24 Sei»t. 50.
Wm.F.PortlockS.Dailson,23Dec.59.
Paymasters.
George Hookey ,'«» 23 March 36; 2nd Lt. 27 Jan. 06 ; \st Lt. 8 Aug. 11 ; Capt. 12 Oct. 32.
George Watson,'^* 1 July 63 ; 2nd Lt. 20 Dec. 12 ; \st Lt. 27 June 32 ; Capt. 30 June 41.
Thomas Brown Gray ,^M 6 Fob. 64 ; 2n<f Z^ 31 Jan. 25 ; \st Lt. 1 Oct. 33; Capt. b Jit oi.4St.
Walter Cossar,«« 13 March 57 ; 2nd Lt. 10 Aug. 30 ; iMO July 37 ; Capt. 27 July 4^.
Joseph Edward Wilson Lawrence,^' 17 Nov. 50; 2</X^27 Dec. 38; Ut Lt.b Nov. 42; Capt.
13 Nov. 62 ; Bt.M^jfn-, 2 Nov. 56.
Barrack Masters.
CAM. I If Ambrose A. R.Wolrige,*» 5 June 32 ; 2rf Lt. 4 July 03 \ Ut I.t.V5 M^,<:ilb\ Ce^t^^V^^^'*^
Ply. I Isaac Toby,>»21 March 42; 2ndLt. 9 Apr. 10; Itt hi. ^«>ei&l.SL^-, Cwpt-'ia^^j^-
Cha.
Wo.
Ply.
Por.
Art.
420
Deputy Jrupetiors qf J/e$pitaU,
Wo. I Oliver Evans, M.D., 17 Jau.40. U Cka. | Jus. NYingata JoliiMtoii,M.D, 21 Dec. 67.
Sttiff Surgeons,
Ply. I Andrew Millar,*** M.D. 1*2 Aug. 48. || Por. \ Charics Dean Sice!,*** 1 Oct. 67.
Assistant- Surgeons.
Cha, I Jamea Nicholas Dick, 30 Aug. 58. ' Ply.
Por, Wni. Gordon Jns. Ay re,*" 17 Jan. 57. ■. Wo.
Por. James Sproule.** 30 June 58. 1 H'o.
Ply. N. C. Hatherly,*^ i3 Dec. 53. I
SraWaf— Fuciugs Blue. AKUlery—0/utf— Facings Red. Ayent, Laming W. Tear, Eaq.
Wra. Henry Wood$,«« M.D. 9 Sept. 54.
aiarleg Hall Chombers,^ 17 Maj 56.
Geo. B. Newton ■'
JVar Services oft/ie Officers of the Royal Marines.
1 General Mennea was attached to Lord Nelson's squadron off Boulogne, where he par-
tioipated in all the desperate catting-out affAirs on the French coast against Baonaparte's
flotilla. Commanded a detachment of Royid Marines landed at Port Jackson during an inaor-
rectton of convicts, in March 1804 ; by his promptitude and exertions the town of Sydney, and
indeed the colony, was in a great measure preserved, and tranquillicy restored. On the 2*2nd
June 1806, he was in one of the boats of His Maiest>*s Ship Minerva, cutting out five Tesaels
from under Fort Finisterre ; and on the 11th July following he was in the bvge which, when
50 nkiles from where the frigate lay at anchor, captured by boarding the Buena Dicha Spanish
privateer, of three times the force of the boat, after a sharp conflict: this attack was planned bj
General Menzles. Commanded and headed the Marioci at the storming of Fort Finisterre,
being the first who entered the Fort. In boats cutting dut the Spanish ves&el of war, St. Joseph,
from the Bay of Arose, where he landed and made prisoner the Spanish Commodore, who de-
livernd to him his sword. Commanded the Marines at the capture of Fort Guardia. Slightly
wounded cutting out the French corvette. La Moselle^ from under a battery in Basque Boada.
Taking of Fort Cumarinus and gun-boats from under its protection. Bepeatedly engaged in
severe boat-actions, and against batteries. Right arm amputated. Received a sword of nononr
horn the Patriotic Fund. Commanded the Roval ^larine Ar tiller ir from 1837 to 1844. la a
Knight of Charles the 3rd of Spain, and a Knight of the Tower and Sword of Portugal.
2 General Corytou served as a Midshipman in the Royal Navy, on board the Severn and
Hunter^ firom February 1800 until December 1802, und was engaged with the batteriea at
the Isle of Bas. In 1803 he entered the Roval Marines, and served in the Spartiate, off Breit,
in the West Indies, and at Trafalgar, in wbich battle Captain Sir Francis Laforey atates that
'* Lieut. Coryton rendered himself conspicuous by his gallant conduct.*' Embarked in 1806
in i)ie Argot and served until 1809 on the coast of Africa, Canary Isles, West Indies, and
Spanish Main; was landed in command of a detachment at Winebah, on Uie coast of AfHca.
against a native army; at the storming and cupiure of a battery at Teneriffe, and attempt at
cutting out an enemy's vessel rsevcrely wounded). Engaeed with the enemy on thirty occasions
— several times hand to hand— und repeatedly wounded. General Bum stated that ** Lieut*
Coryton distinguished himself by u series of brilliant and successful achievements not aorpaased
by a subaltern of any Service.** ^lentioned for " conspicuous seal and gallantry ** at tbe siege
and blockade of St. Domingo, and at the battering of Fort St. Jerome in 1809. At the cnttiflig
out of the French National Felucca Joseph, of seven guns and sixty-two men. At the City ^
St. Domingo, on the 0th March 18'J9, he commanded the gig, which, owing to her superior
pulling, boarded the vessel fifteen minutes before the other boats; he maintained himself until
their arrival, when they found him engaged single-handed with eight or ten of the enemy, m-
fusing to surrender, although wounded in nine different places with sabres. After his return to
England he was voted a sword from the Patriotic Fund. Has received the War Medal with one
Clasp.
3 LieutGeneral S. B. Ellis's services: — The general action with the combined fleeta of
France and Spain, off Cape Fini&terre, 22nd July 1805; battle of Trafalgar, Slst October fol-
lowing; the Vt alcheren expedition in 1809, and in theZAri/(t(i,the leading frigate often, forcii^
the passage of the Scheldt under a heavy fire from the batteries of Flushmg and Cadaand!
Capture of the island of Guadeloupe, in January 1810. Employed, in 1812 and 13, off the
coasts of France, Spain, and Portugal. Taking of the American frigate Pres'uUnt^ J^aauj
1814; various successful affairs of boats in North America. Bombardment and redaction of
Fort Munora in Soinde in February 1839; and, landing, the 25th of the following month, with
the detachment of his corps ai Bushire, under a smart fire from the Persians, for the protection
of the East India Company*s Political Resident, and in possession of the Residency nntil the
doth, when that agent was embarked in safety. China expedition, and as senior officer in oom-
mand of the Royal Marines at the capture of Chusun on the 5tb July 1840, battle of Chnen*
pee, 7th January 1841, wherein he commanded the advance (promoted Brevet Mi^<v) ; bom-
bardment of the Bogue Forts, assault and capture of the laland of North Wa&t«ng^!26th
February; the advance on Canton, March 8th ; storming and taking the heighta and forti
before the wa/is of Canton, 26th May (promoted Lient.Culonel); capture of the atrongjfy-fiicii*
^edlsJend of Coloogso, near Amoy, 26^1 Ang;aal \ ^tiOi ea^\nx% qC Chusan, 1st Od^itr ; MMplt
eod CMptan of citadel and city of CbUhae, \Ol\i OqUAxsi \ iA«%9Qn» Qik%tA «^ ^tn BQagp*^
iSth October I in garriaon and oommaad o!'I«^;^-lvooD«^^sanraLl<R^x«ea\]i^^bATKnR^A
War Semces of the Officers of the Royal Marines. 421
to Canton, from 6th April to 24th May 1 841 ; and on timilar dutlea at Ningpo and Choaan,
with Battalion of Royal Marines, from lOth October to 27th Jannjuy 1842, following
(Medal for China and CJB., alto the War Medal with two Clasps).
4 Lieot.Goneral Wearing was woun(l«Nl at Trafalgar ( War Medal with one Clasp).
5 Lieot.General WiUes's aervices: — Sir Richard Strachan's action, 4th November 1805 ;
West Indies 1808 to 181'i, including the capture of the city of St. Domingo in 1809 ; South
Bereland, winter of 1813; operations in the Chesapeake\ui(\!hT Sir George Cockburn; capture
of Washiugton ; advunce to Baltimore, in 1814 ; capture of Cumberland Island on the coast
of Georgia, and of the town of Sslnt Mary's, 1814 ; coast of Africa, 1817 ; East Indies, 1832
to 1835. Various boat and other servici'S. Has received tlie War Medal with one Clasp.
6 Major General Dela^ombe served on board tlie Tonnant covering the embarkation
of Sir John Moore*s army at Coninna, and afterwards in various boat affairs in Basque
Roads, in 1809, and at tlie defence of Cadiz the following year. In 1812 he was at the
destructi )n of the batteries of Languelio, after charging with the bayonet and defeating a
battalion of the French 52nd liegiment of the Line of a very superior force. In 1813 he
was on board the Impericusc at the attack on the batteries and tower of post D'Anzoi after
which he was landed and the enemy driven from their posts, which were destroyed, and a
convoy of '29 vessels laden with ship timber for Toulun brought out ; he was afterwards at
the attack on Leghorn under Sir Josiaa Uuwley. Independent of the above, he has been
employed on various and repeated boat service; pirlially engaged with the French fleot off
Toulon; and several times with the Neapolitan squadron, guu-boats, and batteries in the
Bay of Naples.
7 Miijor General Philips served as a j^idshipman on board II.M.S. licUeule^t the battle
of Trafalgar. As an officer of Royal Marines, be was present at the storming of three of the
enemy's entrenched batteries and siege of Santa Maura, and frequently emploj'ed In boat
afllhirs on the coasts of Italy and Dalinatia. In April 1^12 he joined the first Battalion ;
served with It in Spain and la America, including the storming of tlic enemy's entrenched
oainp at Hampton in Virginia, and frequent affairs with the enemy there.' Detached to
Canada and served under Commodore Sir James Yeo, on the Lukes Ontario, Brie, and
Chnmplaln. Has received the Wnr Medal with one Claep.
S Major General Graham served with thcurniy In the Battalion formed of the Mariucsofthc
squadron at the taking of Walcheren In 18(l{). Also served in tlie 1st Battalion in Portugal
and In operations on the north coast of Spain, at the taking and defence of Castro. Pro-
ceeded with the battaliou to America, where it was brigaded under Sir Sidney Beckwith at
the attack upon Norfolk, and the taking of Hampton, and several small places. The bri-
gade being broken up, he went with the battalion to Canada ; whilst there, he was sent
with a detachment in command of a division of gun bouts to attack a battery at the head
of Lake Champlain, with which they were engaged some hours. Returned with the bat-
talion to the coast of America, and was at the attack and taking of Fort Point Petre and
the town of St. Mary's, In Georgia; shortly after bis promotion in 1837, he excliangcd to
Join the battalion in Spain. He was afterwards at the demonstration before Nankin in
China (Medal). Commanded the 11. M. Battalion in the Brigade under General Jones,
acting In conjunction with the French army at the I>ombardnient and surrender of tho
forts at Bomar^und, Aland Isles, In Aiicr. 1854 (Modal and CB.),
0 Bfajor General Wesley served in a Battalion of Marines formed from the squadron under
Sir Alex. Cochrane at the attack and capture of Guaduloupe, St. Martiu*s and St. Bustatia
In 1810. Tn blockadinu: squadrons off Brest, L'Orient, and Biisquo Roads, including sevural
successful boat af^Llrs under the Batteries of llochcUe and It^le d'Aix in 1811. I u coast
opemtlons, north of Si»aln; and, with the Ist Battalion of Marines, in Portugal, in I81t^
At the attack on Norfolk, and the entrenched camp of Hampton, &c. in the Chesapeakw.
Served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 at the advanced posts in Lower Cunada, and in
command of a division of seven gun-boats employed blockading tho enemy's flotilla at
Platsburg. At the defence of La Cole Mill. Adjutant to a Light Corps formed of the
flank companies of the ^nd West India llegiment and Marine Battalions at the attack and
capture of Fort Peter, the fortltiel positions of St. Mary's and Cumberland Island (coast
of Georgia). In command of a detachment of Artillery in H. M.S. Phaton assisted in
repelling an attack of Algerine gun-boats in 18:21. Adjutant to a battalion under Colonol
Owen serving in co-operation with the Spanish army In 1B30-7, including the affair before
Puentarabia, 11 July 183(5, tho field actions of the 10th, 12th, and 14th March, and of
Hemaul, 16 March 1837. Served as Captain in the saniu battalion until the Force under
T^rd John Hay was withdrawn in 1840. He has received the Military War Medal with
one Clasp for Guadaloupe, and is a Knight 1st Class of St. Fernando.
10 Major General Brown's services: — attack on French forts ut Ciota June 1813 ; attack
and capture of the town of L'£scalia,In the Bay of llosas, 1812; partial engagement with
the French fleet, near Toulon, 1813; attack of Algiers; destruction of Greek pirates at Porto
Bono, Isle of Candia, June 1820. Has received the War Medal with one Clasp, as also
the Turkish Medal for services on the Coast of Syria in 1840-41.
14 Colonel Stransham served at the battle of Navarino, Slst Oct. 1827 (War Medal
and Clasp). Served on the China expedition In 1840-41 (Medal); was Adjutant and
Brigade- Major at the attack on Chtien}>ee ; commanded the Royal Marines at the storming
of the Whampoo batteries, at the reduction of Macao Fort which he garrisoned and com-
manded: at tlie capture of several small forts on 17th March 1841, he was severely
wounded by an explosion, and mentioned for his gallantry ; was Adjulaut ai \.VaA tw^Va^ «A
*CtfiKd9, and until the end of the war: for the«e ««T\\e«»\\« iw«\\^ >^i^ >w«TNT«.\&k
432 War Servk^i qf ihe Officers of the Bayal Marbu$.
of M^for on obtehiliigf liii Compsny. Ser? ed with the comhlned expedition to the Bellle
from March to July 1954 (Medel).
ir> Colonel Rea 8orTe<l with the R. M. Battalion on the north const of Spain agalnftt
the Oarlisti in 1837-38; and with the combined expedition to the Baltic in 1654 Medal).
16 Colonel Anderson was at the battle of Nararino in 1827 ; at the commence-
ment of the action ho boarded, with his men, one of the Turliislt ships, and csptnred tho
flag : tiie following day he was a Tolunteer in the lioats for the purpose of cutting out the
in-sbore squadron. Berved with the Army of Occupation in Portugal, and was for some
time quartered at Fort St. Julian in Oct. 18fi7. 8erve<l throughout the campaign on the
coast of Syria in 184U; at tlic storming of St<ton he planted the British colours on the
walls; was encamped at D'Jouni; at tlie attacic end capture of Beyrout; the bombard-
ment and surrender of St. Jean d'Acre ; the surrender of Jaffli, and a volunteer in the
expedition against Gaza ; during tlic latter part of the time he wus Adjutant to the R. M.
Battaliim. Has received tho War Medal with two Clasps, and the Turkish Sil?er Medal.
17 Colonel Fraser commanded a battalion of Royal Marines in the Crimea at the
siege of Scbostopol in 1854 (Mednl and Clas]), and Tnrkish Medal).
18 Colonel HoUoway commanded a battalion of Royal BlHrincs in the Crimea, during
the siege of SebaBtoi>nl in 1854-55, until its fall, and was employed at the occupation ^
Kertch, and advance on Ycni Kal£, also at the surrender of Kinboum (Medal and Clasp,
Officer of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, 4th Class of the Medjldle, and Turkl^
Medal). In Aug. 1857 whs appointed to commaud a Brigade ordered ibr special service In
China; was present during the blockade of the Canton river, landing before and storming
of Canton— wounded (CU.), and was appointed one of the three Allied Commissioners fiir
the government of that Province in 1858.
10 Colonel F. A. Campbell served with the R. M. Battalion on the north coast of Spain.
Served with the combined force b^ore the town of dcbastopol during the siege in 1854-55;
was on the expedition to and occupation of Kertch, and advance on Yen! Kail ; commanded
the First Battalion of the R. M. Brigade serving in the Crimea, until the fall of Sebasloj)ol|
also with exi>e<lition to and surrender of Kinbourn (Medal and Clasp, 4th Class of the
Medjidie, and Turkii^h MMinl).
20 Colonel Hunt served on the coast of Syria in 1840-41 (Medals).
31 Colonel Mitchell servcfl with the R. M. Brigade in the Crimea In 1855; also at
the surrender of Kinboum (Medal, and Turkish Medul).
22 Colonel Lemon sensed with the Royal Marine Battalion on the nortli coast of Spain ;
also on tlie China expedition in 184S. Commanded the Provisional Battalion at the opera-
tions before and storming of Canton 20 Dec. 1857 (Brevet rank of Colonel and CS), Com-
manded the Brigade on the ez])edition to the North of Cliina and at the attack on the
forts at the Peilio on S5th June 185U (severely wounded in the head, and mentioned in
despatches).
sid Colonel Moore was at tho destruction of 58 piratical vessels at Cho-Keum in Oc-
tober 1840. Accompanicfl the expedition to the Baltic in 1855 (Medal).
23+ Lt.Colonel W»l«h commanded a Battalion on the China expedition of 1857-t3S, In-
cluding the blockade of the Canton river, the landing before and storming of Canton
(Cli).
24 LtCol. Ayles served at the battle of Navarino in 1827 (Medal). Commanded the
Royal Marines at the capture of Aden, 19th Jauuary 1830; and was also at tlie destruc-
tion of 29 war junks in China in 1840.
24t Lt.Colonel Guscoigne served in the Baltic In July and Aug. 1854 (Medal).
25 Lt.Colonel M'Klliop served witli tiic H. M. Battalion in coijunction with the Frenoh
army at the bombardment and surrender of the Forts of Bomarsund in Aug. 1854 (Medal)
96 Colonel Hopkins served witli the R. M. Brigade in the Crimea In 1854-55: In com-
mand of the 1st Battalion on the heights of Balaklava at the attack of the Russians upon
that place, and from the time of its landing until detached in command of four companies
to Join the Light Division of the Army before Sebastopol, with which be remained doing
duty in camp and in the advanced trenches during the tlege from Nov. 1854 to March
185^5, and commsnded tlie Royal Marines engaged at the battle of Inkerraan (mentioned
In Dispatches, and promoted Brevet Major) : afterwards commanded tho 1st Battalion at
Balaklava from March to June 1855 (Medal and three Clasps, Brevet Lt.Col.y CB., Knight
of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, 4th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal).
27 Colonel Langlcy served in the operations on the north coast of Spain In command
of tho detachment of Royal Marines of H.M.S. Cn^or, during 1884 and two following
years, and was severely wounded on the 0th June 1830, defending the heights of Passages
against a very su]K'rior force of Carlists, — for his conduct on this occasion he was awaxwed
the 1st Class of the Oixler of San Fernando. lie served subsequently on the Kurth
Coast of Spain from 1838 to 1840, and had the same Order conferred on him a second
time for his general services in Spain.
20 LtColonel Ifocker served in Syria in 1840 and was at the storming of Sidon and
bomlMirdment of Acre (Mcdal'and Clasp, and Turkish Medal). Commanded a BatlaUon
on the China expe<lition of 1857-58, including the blockade of the Canton river, the
landing before and storming of Canton.
30 LtCol. Simon Fraser served throughout the campaign in Syria (Medal and Claap,
and Tnrkish Medal), including the storming and capture of Sidon (in command of throe
companies which forced the Citadel Gate), surrender of Beyrout, bombardment and eaptnic
of St. Jean d'Aere. Served with the R. M. Brigade in the Crimea In 1854-55, Ineludbf
H^ar Snviees of the Officers 0/ ihe ^<^l MariMM. 4Si&
the battle of B»IakUY«f wd siege of Sebaetopol, acted as If ijor in the ICarine Batteries,
and in commaQd of No. 3 Battery was actively engaged at the battle of Balaklava (Medal
and two Claspey Brevet Major. 5th Class of the Me^Jidie, and Turkish Medal).
33 Lt.Col. March served with the R. Marine Battalion on the north coast of Spain ihmi
1830 to 1840, and was present in all the afikirs in which the battalion took part, including
the battle of Hernani. Served with the R. M. Brigade during the campaign in the Crimea,
and siege of Sebastopol ; was attached to the IJght Division of the Army at the battles of
Balaklava and Inkcrman— severely wounded (Medal and three Clasps, Brevet Bli^or,
Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medal, 6th Class of the MedjkUe, and Turkish
Medal).
34 LtCol. Payne served in R. Marine Battalion on the north ooast of Spain during the
Carlist war in 1838-30. Served in the Crimea from 18th Sept. 1864 to the termination of
the siege of Sebastopol. Commanded Battalion of R. Mariuiv in occupation and defence
of Eupatoria in Oct. 1864; also the 3nd Battalion in camp near Baidar from June 1866,
attached to Sir Culin Campbell's Brigade (Medal and Clasp, Brevet of Major, Sardinian
Medal, 5th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal).
36 Lt.Col. Travers served with the R. M. Battalion on the north coast of Spain during
the Carlist war. On the coast of Syria in 1841 (Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Medal).
Served with the Baltic expeditions in 1864-66, and was on board a gun-boat during the
bombardment of Sweaborg in August (Medal). Served as Brigade Major to the Royal
Marines on tlio China expedition <^ 1867-68, includinof the blocluule of tiic Canton river,
operations before and storming of Canton (Urevot M^)or),and was wounded in action with
tlie Braves and dcstructiou oi villages neai* the White Cloud Mountains; was appointed
Assistant Qnaitcr Master General to the Bxpeditiuu in Aug. 1868.
36 Lt.Colonel C-urry served the Syrian campaign of 1840,— at D'Jounl, the storming
of Sidon, and bombardment of Acre (Medal and CUisp, and'Turkish Medal). Served in
the BalUc in the latter part of 1866 (Medal).
38 Lt.Colonel Maxwell served on the China expedition, and was present at the battle
of Chuenyiec. attack of batteries of Anunghoy and North Wantnug, advance on Canton,
storming the heights and entrenched camp of Canton, bombardment of Colongso (Medal).
30 Lt.Colonel Fosbroke was employed on shore against the Natives in New Z^land In
1840. Served with tlie R. M. Battalion at the bombardment and surrender of the forts of
Bomarsund in Aug. 1864. Served with the expedition to the Baltic in 1866, and was landed
to destroy a telegraph station (Medal).
40 Lt. Colonel Hadfield served with the R. M. Brigade in the Crimea diuring the sioge and
full of Sebastopol, and aho at the surrender of Kinbourn (Medal and Clasp, and Turkish
Mrdal).
41 Lt.Colonel Spalding served in command of a Company throughout the operations in
Syria, in 1840, and was slightly wounded at the attack on Gebail (War Medal with one
Clasp, and Turkish Medal). Served as Provost-Marshal on the Staff of the Army in the
Crimea in 1866 until its evacuation.
42 Major Marriott served two years with the expeditionary force in China, and was
present at the first capture of Chusan ; assisted at the demolition of the Bogue Forta in
the Canton River ; participated in the actions of the first and second Bars ; was engaged
In the destruction of all the enemy's sea and river defences, including the fortresses of
French Folly and lloqua's Fort; bombardment and taking of Macao Passage Fort;
atormingof the Bird's Nest Battery, and finally at the combinetl attack on the enemy's
position and entrenched camp on the heights above Canton (Medal). Was in the action
with the batteries and expulsion of the Russian Garrison from Redout Kaloh, 19th May
1864. Served with the R. M. Brigade in the Crimea until Feb. 1866, after which with the
combined force at tlie battle of Balaklava and before Sebastopol until its fall ; acted as Field
Officer to the battalion, landed at Kertch, and occupation of Yen! Kal6 ; and was also at the
aurrender of Kinbourn (Modal and two Clasps, Brevet Major, 6th Class of the Medjidie, and
Turkish Medal).
46 Major Lowder serted on the coast of Syria in 1840 (Medals). Was in the action at
Esknaes in the Gulf of Finland, 20 May 1864 ; also at tlie operations before Bomarsund
and in action with the forts 16th August; and commanded the detachment of Royal
Marines at the surrender of Fort Prasto, 16th Aug. 1864. Served with the Baltic expedi-
tion in 1865, including the destruction of a Fort and shelling an Encampment, blowlag up
of Fort Svartholm and barracks, destruction o( the barracks at Lovisa, shelling a Cossack
encampment and landing at Kounda Bay, destruction of a Cossack barrack, action with
a Russian steamer, gunboats, and a battery near Wiborg, and with the batteries of
Fredericksham, capture of the Island of Kotka and destruction of military stores, and
bombardment of Sweaborg (Medal, and Bi'evot Major).
47 Capt. Shcwen was employed during the whole of the campaign on the coast of Syria,
including the storming and capture of Sidon, surrender of Beyrout, and bombardment and
fall of St. Jean d'Acro; served also with the battalion at the camp at D'Jouni (War Medal
and Clasp, and Turkish Medal).
48 Captain Lambrick served in Spain with the R. M. Battalion, and was wounded 12th
July 1886 ; he is a Knight 1st Class of St. Fernando.
60 Captain Farrant served with the Royal Marine Battalion in Syria (Medal), at
D'Jouni, the storming and capture of Sidon, and bombardment of Acre. Served also in
China in 1842 (Medal). He has received the War Medal and one Clasp.
68 Captain UwaiiMf fcrvwl in Syria in 1840 (Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Medal),
424 fVar SinviceB tf tie Officers of tke Bojfol Ma^^
at Calflk and Ttour, tlia bombardment of Acre, and at D'Joaai. Also vilh l|ie..|L If
Battalion at tha bombardoiflnt and Burrender of the lortt of Bonuurtund In An^ UK^
Servecl with the Baltic aipedition in 1865, indndinj; the destruction of a TeIflgra|ihStattHi»
and fthelling alarge body of Russian troops (Medal).
53 M^jor Aslett served as Bri|cade Major to the Royal Marines in the Crimea In llfi4
and part of 1855, including tlie battle of Balaklava ; was present during tlia whole o/ tha
siege aod fall of Sebastopol ; also at the surrender of Rinboura (Medal and Claspsy
Brevet Major, 5th Class of the Mecyidie, and Turkish Medal).
54 Major Foote served on the China expedition of 1857-58, including tlie Uoekadfl of
the Canton river, and wus Major of the ProviNonaL Battalion at the landing before and
storming of Canton ; commanded the Royal MariiioA at the assault and capture of ih»
walled town of Namtow — mentioiie<l in despatches (Brevet of Major).
55 Captain Suther served with the R. M. Battalion on the north coast of Bptin
during the Carlist War. Has received the War Medal with Clasp, as also tha Turkish
Medal for services on the coast of Syria in 1840-41.
57 Captain Hearle served the Syrian camiwign (Medal and Clasp, and Turklab Modal) ;
was at D'Jouni, the atbick on the fortified ]>ositivu of Gcbail, ut the surrender of Beyrouth
and the storming of didon. Served with the Bsltlc expedition in 1855, inclading the
action with a battery at the month of the Narva 18Ui June— wounded (Medal).
59 Captain Louis served in Syria at the storming of Sidon, and at JD'Jouni (Medal aad
Clasp, and Turkish Medal). Served witli the Baltic expc<litlons in 1854 and 1855, including
the action with a lialtery at the mouth of tite Narva on 18th June ; was seTarely wounded
by the explf)sion of an infL*maI machine on 21st June (Medal).
60 Captain Clavell served with the R. M. BttUlion at U'Jouni in Syria in 1840 (Medal
and Clasp, and Turkish Modal) as Acting Engineer. Wasseveiely wounded by an ex-
plosion of gunpowder while firing a salute on board H. M. S. Camperdomn* Served in
tlie H. M. Hattiilion at the homburdment and surrender of Bomarsund in Auff. 1854. and
operations there (Baltic Medal), lu 1855 ite was liefora Sebastopol until itsfiul; was em-
ployed on the staff of tlie army as Provost-Marshal on the exjicdition to Kertch and Yeni
Kal£, as also at the surrender of Kinbonm, and Ofierations there (mentioned iu despaicbei|
Medal and Clasp, 5th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal).
02 Major Penrose served with tiie Royal Marine Battalion on the north coast of
Spain in 1838. Also in China in 1841-2 (Medal), during the Ofierations in the Yang-
tse-Kiang. Landed on 24th Oct. 1850 for the protection of the British Factory at
Canton; commanded the Royal 3Iarines at the storming of the breach in the valiof
Canton on 29th October, and throughout the subseqneut operations — mentioned la
Dispatches (Brevet Major).
63 Major Rodney served in Spain during the Carlist war. Sei'ved witii the R. M. Bat-
talion at Eopatoria in 1854, and with the Brigade in the Crimea as Aide-4de*Canp and
Brigade-Major at the battle of Balakluva and during the siege and fall of SebaatopoL;
was also at the surrender of Kinbourn (Medal and two Clasps, Brevet Mijorp Knight
of the Legion of Honor, 5ih Class of the Mv<Uidie, and Turkish Medal).
64 Major Wemyss served with the U. M. Battalion at D*Jouni in Syria In 1840
(Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Medal). Served with tlie Baltic expeditiona in 185iaiid
1855, and commanded the mortars of the flotilla dming the bombardment of Swcaboig
(mentioned in Dispatches, Medal, Brevet Migor, and CB.).
60 Major Wm. Klliott served in Syrju in 1840 (Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Medal).
Served as Brigade Major to the Royal Marines at the bombardment and capture of the
forts of Boinai-sund in Aug. 1854, for which he received the brevet rank of Major. Was
with the Baltic exi>editlon in 1855, includmg au action with six Russian gun-buaU off
Cronstadt on 15th August; and served aKsiu in the Baltic in 1850 (Medal).
67 Captain Adair served m Syria in 1840 ( Medal aud Clasp, and Turkish MedaQ^ and
was slightly wounded in the assault upon GebaiU Served before Sebastopol during its
siege aud fall, and with the R. M. Battalion ot the occupation of Kertch and YenI &a]£
as also at the surrender of Kinbouru (Medal aud Clasp, 5tli Class of the Madjidle, and
Turkish Meilal).
08 Captain William Jolliffe served the Syrian campaign of 1840— at D'Jounl, the atonn-
ing of Sidon, and bombardment of Acre ( Medal and Clasp, aud Turkish Medal). Served
also with the Bnltic expedition in 1854 (Medal).
69 Captain fiarrison served in the opera(^oos ou the coast of Syria, including the attacks
on the fortress of D'Jebail, and bombardment and capture of Acre (Medal and Clasp,
and Turkish Medal). He served also in New Zealand, and was present at the taking of
the fortified Puh ut Ruapekapeka on the 11th January 1840. Was with the Baltic aipe-
ditions in 1854 and 1855 (Medal).
70 Captain M 'Arthur served with the expedition to the Baltic in 1855 (Medal).
71 Lt.Colonel Alexander served with the Baltic expedition in 1854 (Medal). Com-
manded the R. M. Artillery serving with tlie Briia;ade in tlie Crimea in 1854-55, and was
employed in the siege train in tlie batteries before Sebastopol during its siege and {kit,
and was also at the l>onibardment and surrender of Kinbourn ( Medal and Claui, Brtfats
of Major and Lt.Colonel, CB., Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sardinian Medals 4tb
Class of the Medjidie, aiul Turkish Medal).
7S Captain Meniies served with the Baltic expeditions in 1854, 1865, and 1856 (Medal).
74 Captain Huskisson served ou the coast of Syrhi iu 1840 (Medal and Cltt^ M
Tarklsb Medal). Served in China aad at C;aQtoa during the war la \tMt . ,, . «
War iServiee^ of the Officers of the Rmfol Mariiue* 425
75 Capteln J. H* Stewart serred the Syrian eampaiflrn of l840^---at D'JoQni,tlie storming
of Sidon, and bombardment ijf Acre (War Medal and ClsAp, and TarkinU Medul).
76 Captain Biyth sprred on the eoB«t of Syria in 1840 (Modal and Clasp, and Tnrki»U
Kedal). Serrei] tlie Eastern oampaign of 1854-^ with tlie Royal Marines, including; tlio
battle of Balaklava and siege of Sebai^topo!^ and was uttaclied to the Liqht Division of the
army in the trenches, and at the battle of Inkerman (McJal niid three Clusi^s, Knight of
the Legion of Honor, oth Clasn of tlie Medjidii\ and Turkish Mi^dsil).
77 M<\jor Lawrence uclcd us Aide do Camp to Capt. Hothani, Il.N. wiiilc taking and
destroying the batteries , dee. nt Pnutu Oblioradn, in tiic rivor Furuna, on the 20th Nov. 1846.
Served with the Baltic expedition in 1856, and conimanded the Murine Aitillcry of a Divi-
sfon of gnn-boatsat the bombardment of Sweahorg (mentioned in Di^putchcs, Mcdul,aud
Brevet Major).
78 Captain J. A. Stcivart served throughont tho campaign in Syria in 1840, — at the
camp at D'Jouni as Acting Knginoor, the storm and capture of Sydon, surrender of
Beyrouth bombardment and capture of St. Jenn irAcrc (War Medal and ClaAp and Turkish
Mcidal). Served also on the coast of Africa for two years, commanded a detachment of
Marines at the destrtirtion of several Barmcoonjt, and lihcrate<l V2iH) slaves in 184t> ; was
attacked by large numbers of Africans at Kabenda, three miles inland, and etTccted a
safe retreat to the beach with three men mortally wounded.
70 Captain Pickard served on the CIdna exi)edition, and was present at the battle of
Chuenpee, attack of batteries of Annnghoy and North Wantung, adMiuce un Cunton,
storming the heights of Canton, bomf)arr1ment of Cohmgso ( Medal).
80 Captain Dyer served at Monte Video during the Civil War in 1844. At Borneo
Proper in an engagement with pirates, and at the defeat of their forces <ind d(u>lrnction of
their stockades in Mallondoo Buy in 1845. Served with the Baltic cxi)editiuu in 1855, and
again in 1850 (Medal).
83 Captain Wright served on the coast of Syria in 1840 (Medals).
83 Captain Symonds served with the R. MHriue Dattnl'on a'^ain&t the Carlists on the
North Coast of Spain. Served with the Baltic expedition m 1855 (Mi*dul), and enguijed
with the batteries at the bombardment of Swcaborg on 0th August. Scrvetl in Cliina with
the expeditionary force in 1858-5'J.
84 Lt.ColoneI SchomlKTg served with the Baltic expedition in 1855 (Medul), and com-
manded Marine Artillery of n Division of ^un boats at the bombardment of Swcnliorg
(mcBtioaed in Dispatches, and promoted to Brevet Major). Commantled the R M. Artil-
lery with the Bri^de in Cldna in 18.57-58, including the blockade of tho Canton river,
was In command of the Mortar battery at tho bombardment of Canton, and prcbent ut the
assanit and capture (Brevet Lt.ColoneI).
84f Captain Dmry served in Burmah dnring the war in 185'2 (Medal and Clasp).
Senrcd with the Baltic expedition in 1855, including the bombardment of Sweaborg
(Medal).
85 Ca]»hiin W^ylde served with the K. M. Battalion at tlie occupatiim of Kertch and
Yeul Ka]6 ; was before Sebastopol until its fall ; also at the snrrendcr of Kinboarn (Medal
and CUsp, and Turkish Medal.'
85t Captain J. H. Joliiffe served on the China expedition in 1842, and with the block-
ading force in the Baltic nntll the dcclnratlon of peace in 1850.
80 Captains Kennedy and Mansell were prc^^ent in an engagement with Pirates at
Borneo, and defeat of their forces and destruction of their stockades in Malloodoo Bay
In 1845. Captain Mansell served on the Cliinn expedition of 1857-58, including tho
operations at Canton, with the storming and capture of the city.
87 Lt.ColoneI Boyle commanded the detachment of Boyal Marines in the expedition
np the St. Juan dc Nicamgua, and was ])re9ent at the storming of Fort Scrapagui, and
aurrendcr of ottiors in 1848, and was mentioned in the Dispatches. Served in China during
Uie last war, was i)reseiit at the capture of the forts and Idockadc of the ('anton river,
landed for the protection of the Factories, and was at the stonnins: on 20th Oct. 50 (men-
tTonod In despatehes) ; engat;ed in all the su1>seqnent operations, ct the riestructi<m of Man-
darin Janks in Futsham Creek (mentioned in despateiics, and Itrevet ^lajur), landing
iH'fore and storming of Canton. Commanded the Uoyal Marines of tlie fleet on the cxpeili-
tlon to the North of China, and at the capture of the forts at the mouth of the Poiiio
river (mentiimed in despatches, and Brevet of T.t. Colonel).
' 87t Captain Little served on the (Miina expedition of 1857-58, including the operations
at Canton, with the stonning and capture of tlic city.
86 Captain John Klliott serverl with tlie China expedition in 1S43 (Medal). Was in
IT. V. S. Fox during the action with the stockade batteries, and destruction of tlie Bur-
mese war-boats in the Hann[Oon Kiver, on the 10th Jan. 1853; commanded the Iloynl
llarines at the destruction of tlie same stoekadis on the 4th April ; landed in command of
the Marines during the whole of tlie operations asainst Rangoon, from tlio 11th to the
17th April; eommanded the Marines on the e\])edition to Mohee against tho army of the
GoTCnior of Ranzoon (official ly thanked) ; and afterwanls at tho storm and capture of the
cliy of Bassein (wounded, and hnnourab!y mentioned in both Naval and Alilitary Dis-
patcher), as also tlie Royal Marines emb;irked in the i^toam tloiillu on the Irrawaddy, and
•everely wounded on the advance to Promc (h(monrably mentioned in Governur-tieucrars
UUpatch): Medal and Clasp. Served in the R. M. Battalion m co-operation with the
Fjrench army at the bombardment and surrender of the forts of Bmnursund, in Aug. 1854
(Baltic Modal). With the combined Ibrcc daring the siege of Sebastopol iu 1855, the ex-
430 JVar Services of the Officers of the Boyal Marines*
pcdititm to Kertdi and Ycni Kale, and action ivith tlie oatcr forU of Sobaiiopol on tha
17th June (Mcdul and Cla^p, 5th Clam of the Meiljidic, and Turkisli Medal). Hm alio tbe
Medal for the Kallir War.
dU CUiptuin Gwyu i^vrvod with the R. M. Uriirado in the Crimra in 18^, and was alio at
the Hui-rcndiT uf Kinbourn (MtMiut and Chi>}), and Turkiah Mcdnl).
i)0 Captain H:inmrd bervcd in the Royal Navy iu Syria in 1640 (Turkith Medal and
Navul Wur M'nIuI uith on« Cliis])). In the Parana, and conmuinded the first diviaion of
the rocket \vivty at St. Lorenzo, in action with the battcriis (in 4th June 184G.
01 Captain Allen M-rvi'd on the China expedition. AImo with the R. M. Brigade in the
Crimea in 18oo, and at the biirrendor of Kinbuurn ( Medal and Clasp, and Turkbh Medal).
1)2 Captain Ma^tcrM served in India dnrin^ the Mntiuy in 1857-68. Served with the
Expediti.in td the Morth <tf <'iiiua, and eomniaudel the *2nd Battalion at the attack oa
the fort8 at the Peiho on ^5 Jnne 1H5!) — Hcverf>ly wounded, and mentioned in despatches*
\)il Major Tarke served on the (.'hiini expedition of 18o7-t>8, and was at the blockade
or thu Canton river, and Majnr of tho 1st Ihitiahon at the laudiiifp hefure and aiorminit
of the city (Hivvo; of Major). Accompanied the Kx])cdili«in to the Xorth of China, and
in eontuiund of the 1st Batialion at the ut(:ick on the fort8 at the Peihu on 25th June 1859,
and brouttht tite Iiriua<U' out of action (Uicntiuned iu d(>»patchcA).
*J4 Captain Magin nervid with the lialiic expedition of 1804 (Mi'dal). Scrvetl on the
China ex]MHlition of 1857-«i8; wait ^hipwiTcked in II. M.S. A/«/Wy/i, afterwards prcMut at
tlio capture of Mandarin war Junks in Iw-ape and I'^'utshuuCrcokA, commanded the garrison
of Macao I'ort duhiiK the blockade of ti)c Cantuu river, and prc:»eut at the landing belure
and MtormiiiK uC Canton.
i)5 Captain SlaiiL;htcr served with the Baltic expedition in 1854 (Medal). Also hi China
witli the rx|)editionary force in 185H-,VJ, flccoui|ianieil the Expedition to the ^orth| and
pre."( nt itt the attack on the forts at llie Pcilio (wounded).
UCt Captain Gntton berved on the China expedition of 1857-58, including the blockade of
the Caiit(Mi river, tltc !>torin andca])turc of the city.
U7 Captains TritM* and Buzaluettc served on the Cidna expedition of 1857-58. inc]uflln»;
the bliickadi' of the (.-anton river, the landing before, storoi an<I captui'C of the dty.
('apt. Tribo was in a<tion with the Braves mnr the White Cloud Alountnins.
06 Captain Williams Wd.s severely wounded at Lai^os, Western Africa, 26th Dec. 1851, in
spiking: the truus to protect H. M. stennter Tt;me/', thcu aground.
i)U Major Cooke frt>rved on the China expc^lition of 1857-59, including the blockade of
tlie Cant:>n river, tlie landin;^ before and ca[)tui'c of Canton in eoiuraand of one oi the
storniiiij^' (?0'iipanic$ ; 8(ir\ed urter\\ur(ls as J3 A.Q.M.General to the army In garrieon at
Canton (Brevet of Major;.
100 Miijor Diifby reived in 1855 in command of the R. M. Artillery In the flotilla of
mortar li(»at4 employed a^ain«t Seba>lo|.ol during itd siogo and fall ; also at tlie bombanl-
nient and t^unender (d' Kinbourn; wuji devoral times mentioned in Dispatches ( Medal and
CUsp, Bravet Major, CB., Knight of the Legion of Honor, 5lh Class of tlie Me<yidie, and
Turkish MeH.il).
101 MAjor Morrisiou was present when the Batteries of Obligado in the rWer Parana
were at tackeil and carried, 'JOth iNov. 1845. Served on the China expedition of 1857-58,
including the blockade of tiie Canton river, the landing before, »tonn and capture of the
city. Served as iVovo^t Marahal to the ex|>editiou and afterwards aa D.A.A.General to the
anny iu gun-i»on at Canton (^ Brevet of Major).
10*2 Major Jaekfrou was at the boinliarduient of Odessa 22tid April 1854. Served with
tlie It. M. lU'igade in the Crimea at tlie battle of Balaklava aud during the aiege of
Seba&topol in 1854-55 (Mtrdal aud two Cldhps, 5th Class of the Mecyidie, and Tnrkiah
Medal). Semrl on the China expedition of 1857-58, including the blockade of the Canton
river, and an Major ol' the Battalion at the lauding before aud storming of Canton
(Brevet Major).
10:) (.'aptain (Ishcr served at the honibardnient of Odessa 3^d April ; commanded the
detaehmrnt landed nt the capiure of Lnpaoria; was the senior officer of his corps engaged
in the attack on the outer forts aud works of Sebastopol on 17th Oct., and employed in
the bh>ckading t'orce before that town until Dec. 1854 (Medal and Clasp, aud Turkish
Medal). Served on the (^liina expedition of 1857-58, iucludius; the b]ocka<le of the Cantim
ri\er, the landing bclbi-e, storm and capiuru of tiie city. In 1858 he served with the AUiid
Garni^on in Canton as I'rovost Mai'siial to tin* Army.
104 Captain M. Spratt served with the R.M. Battalion at Euputoria, and with the Brigade
in the Crimea ; wa^ present at the battle of Bulakltiva, and during the siege and fall of
Sehustopol, pari: of the time as Adjutant of a battalion ; he was also at the siureuderof
Kinbourti (Medal and two Cla.sps, 5th Class of the Medjidie. and Turki.sh Medal). Serred
on the China expedition of 1857-58, including the bluekado of tito Canton rivcry the land-
inir before and capture of the city.
105 CapraioA Vox and Prynno t^crvcd in the Baltic in July and Ausr. 1854 (Medal).
Served on tlie Cliina expedition of 1857-58, including the blockade of thu Canton river, the
landin*^ before and captnio of the city.
lot) C'up'uin Pyni hcrxtd on the China expedition of 1857-58, including tho blockade of
tho Canton river, the lanling iiofore, btorm and capture of tlie city. In 1858 he lerveiloa
the Staff of the Army us C-aptain Superintendent of tho Canton Police force.
107 Major Ellis served in tho ivailir war of 184C-47 (Medal). Served with tilt Bal$6
expedition in 1854 (Medal) ; was Acyutant to the 2nd Battalion doling tb^ tHegii of 8e1
IViitr 8erviee$ of the Officers of the Royal Marines-. Hf
tUpol 9,tt4 at the battle of Balaklara !n tlie tame year, and Aide-de-Camp to Colonel
Hilrdlv atfti fiill, is also at the aanvnder oF Klnboorn (Medal and two Cla8[>8, Sardinian
Medal, 5th Class of the Mcfljidie, nnd Turkish Modal). Served wirh the China expedition
of 1857-^ as Aide de Camp to Colonel Hollowaj, iticluding the blockade of the Canton
river, the landing before, storm and capture of the city (Brevet of Major). Appointed
3Iajor nf Briitade to the Royal Marines in Aiif^ust 18t'>8.
108 Captain Davis was at the do:ttruction of 23 vessels, with storehonses, timber, and
stores, at Uleaboi^ on the 1st and 2nd June 1^54; at the destruction of a vessel and 80
stacks of timlier, atTomca on the 8th Jane; at the partial bombardment of Bomarsund
1st June ; in action with its forts on the 10th and lotli August, and at the operations before,
and its surrender (ilaltie Medal). Served with the combined ibrce during^ the sle^ of
Sebaatopol, until its full, and was engaged with the outer forts on several occasions ;
was employed co-operating with the Turkish army at the attack on Enpatorfa, 17th Feb. ;
aeeompanied the Kertch expedition ; was at the blockade of Odessa, and at the bombard-
ment and bnrrcnder of Klnbuurn ( 3Iedal and Cla«p; ijih Class of the Mcdjidle, and Turkish
Medal).
100 Captain Domvillc was landed in 184o with a detachment of Roynl Marines for the
protection of British pro|)erty at Monte Video. He was there detached for service in the
Pttrana,. and was present at the attack and capture of the ports of Oblijiado, and forcing
the i»ai)sage of tlie river. Commanded a detachment at Rat Islam], off Monte Video, and
was at the defence of Colonia In the river Plate in March and April 1847.
110 Captains Budd and Kinsman served with tlie Baltic expedition in 1854 (Medal).
Served on the China cx|'Cdition of 1857-58, including the blockade of the Canton river, the
landing before and capture of Canton.
not Captains Herrick and Snow served with the Baltic expeditions in 1854 and 1855
(Medal).
111 Captain Noott served in the White Sea, blockading the Russian ports during the
summer of 1854.
113 Captain ]>raf!^ served in the Baltic the latter part of 1854 (Modal) ; was at the
blockade of Odessa, and before Sebsstopoi during the siege in 1855 (Medal and Clasp, and
Tnrkish Medal).
list Captain Croker senrcd on tlie China Expedition of 1857-50, including the block-
ade of the Canton Rivor, the landing before, storm and capture of Canton; Expedition
to the North, as Brigade Major, and attack on the forts at the Peilio (wounded, and men-
tioned in despatches).
113 Capt. Mawbey was in action with the forts of Bomarsund, 10th Aug. 1854; and he
commanded the Royal Marine Artillery In the battalion, during the operations against and
Burrender of the forts (Medal).
114 Capt. Alexander was present during the siege of Sebastopol until Its fall, and In
action with the outer batteries on 20th April; at Eupatnria during the defence of the linea
against the Russian army 17th Feb. ; also at the bombardment and surrender of Kinboum
(Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Mednl).
115 Captain Baker was in action with the Russian batteries on Hangoe-hcad, SSnd May
1894. Served with the Baltic cxi>edition in 1855, including the bombardment of Sweaborg
(Medal).
116 Captain Harris served in the Kaffir war of 1851-2 (Medal).
117 Captain Cox was at the action with the batteries, and expulsion of the Russian gar-
rison from Redout Kaleh, lOtli May 1854, and Tariouily employed on that coast; was the
senior officer of R. M. Artillery at the attack by the combined fleets on the outer forts
and works of Sohastopol on the 17th October, and employed in the blockading force during
the siege, until March 1855 (Medal nnd Clasp, 5th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish
Medal).
118 Captain Butcher served in Burmah duiing the war in 1853 (Medal and Clasp). Pre-
sent before Selmstopol in 1854-55 until Its fall ; sei'ved in co-f>pcration with tho Turks at the
defence of Enpatoria 17th Feb., and was at the bombardment of Kinboum (Medal and
Clasp, and Turkish Medal).
110 Captain Starr served with the Baltic expedition in 1854 (3Iedal) ; also in the flotilla
of mortar-boats employed l>eforo Seha&topol until its fall, and at tlie bombardment and
aarrender of Klubourn r Medal and Clasp, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and Turkish
Medal).
120 Captain Connolly served with the Baltic expedition in 1854 (Medal).
121 Captains Horsey and Wriford, Llcuts. Ilalliday and Woollcombe, served with the
Baltic cxfiedition in 1855, and in the flotilla of mortar-boats during tlio bombardment of
Swieaborg (Medal).
122 Captain Arthur Ellis served in the Black Sea during the siege of Sebastopol in 1855
(Medal and Clasp, nnd Turkiitli MiHini).
198 Captnin M'Cailum was present at the attack on the outer batteries of the harbour
of Petropoulovski, Sl^t August; landed 4th Sept. at an attack on tlie same batteries, and
sacoee<Ied to the command of the Royul Marines on the death of Capt. Parker, and was
woattded in the head; was at the capture of twoRa«s!un vessels on the 7tli Sept. 1854.
Served with the China expedition of 1857-58, and commanded a divisinn of the Royal
Marines of the fleet at the attack and capture of the forts at the moutli of the Pciho river
on SDtli )lBy~mentioned in despatches.
IM CrtitSfn AnieU wm at the bombardment of Odessa, 22nd April, and was made
'428 FTor Services of the Officer of the Boyal Aarm^.
prisooar by Uie RuMitns wlien U. M. S. Tiger wm stranded and boitity ISth M^
1854. Serve<l with the Haltic. expedition in 185.5, and in the flotilla oT gnnboats dating
the bombardment of Sweuboiig (Medal).
125 Captuin Pooro nerved with the li. M. Battalion in the operations against and pur-
render of tlie forU of Boinarsund in Aug. 1854. Also with the Baltic expedition in 1855,
and in the flotilla of mortar boats during the bombardment of Sweaborg (Medal).
126 r^ptuin tin'gory was present at tlio bombardment of Odessa 22nd April 1854; serred
with the U. iM. Battalion at the occupation of Eupatoria in 1854, and with the Brigade in
the Crimea during the siege of Sebastopol hi 1854-55 (Medal and Clasp» 5th Class of the
Hedjidio, and Turlcish Mftliil).
127 Captain H. G. Klliot vcrved as Adjutant to the 1st Battalion in the Crimea during
the siege and fall of Sibontopol in 1854-55, and at the battle of Balalclava, also at the sur-
render of Kinboum. Was present at tlio bombardment of Ode^aa, 22nd April ; commanded
a detachment employcil in covering the nhip^' companies of U.M.S. Albion and Vesuvius
on tiie 25th and 26tli of September 1854, when employed removing wounded Russians
from tlie liattle flold of the Alma on those days, and covered the embarliation of the an-
armed parties on tlie latter day wlicu obliged to retreat in consequence of the adTance of
a strong force of the enemy's cavalry ; for his conduct on this occasion ho received the
tlianks of Sir S. Lushington (Medal and Clasps, 5th Class of the Hedjidie, and Turkish
Medal).
128 Captain Hcwett served with the R. M. Battalion in the operations against and sur-
render of the forts of Bomar^und in Auj^. 1854 (Me<lal ). In 1855 he ser\'ed in charge of a
mortar in tlie flotilla empUiyod again9t Sebastopol during the sieg^,and also at the bombard-
ment and surrender of Kinbourn (Medal and Clasp, Knight of tlie Legion of Honor, and
Turkish Mcdnl).
129 Captain M'Artlmr was at the attack and destruction of the piratical stockades, &e.
at Lagos, Western Africa, in Dec. 1851. Also at the bombardment of Odessa, 22nd April
1854 ; employed in makinpr observations on the coast of Geor}ii;i, Sec. ; in action with
the batterie:!, and expulsion of the Russian garrison frani Redout Kaleh on 10th Hay ;
at the shelling of a Rnssian camp in the bay of Katcha during the landing of the allied
armies on the 14th September ; present at the combined attack on the outer forts and
works of Sebastopol on 17th October, and with the blockading force before that town
during the siege, until Dec. 1854 (Medal and Clasp, 5th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish
Medal).
130 Captain Roberts was in tlte action with the batteries and expulsion of the Russian
garrison from Redout Kaleh on the lOtli May 1854. Served with the R. M. Brigade
during the siege of Sebastopol ; was employed as Auistant- Engineer at Balaklavayand with
the Royal M. Artillery in the siepe train before Sebastopol in 1854-55 (Medal and Clasp,
Kniglit of the Legion of Honor, 5th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal).
131 Captain Sliute served in the Royal Navy during the operations on the coast of Syria
(Turkish Medal and Naval War Medal with one Clasp). In 1B54-55 he se^vad wltly tlie
R. M. Brigade in tlic Crimea, ])art of tlie time as Quartermaster of Brigade, during tlie
siege and fall of Sebastopol, and at tlie battle of Balaklava, and commanded a Conapany at
the capture of Kinbourn (Medal and Clasps, 5th Class of tlie Mecyidie, and Turkish
Medal) ; he was also at the bombardment of Odessa 22nd April 1854.
132 Captain Seymour, Licuts. Grove Morris, Hlgman, Mascall, and Walsli, lerrcfl witb
the Baltic expedition in 1855 (Medal). Lt. Walsli served also witli the expedition to tlie
Baltic until the declaration of peace in 1850.
]32t Lieut. C. S. Williams served with the Baltic expedition in 1855 (Medal). Served
with the Chiua expedition of 1857-59, iucludingr the blockade of the Canton river, bom-
bardment, storm and captnrc of the city ; expedition to the North and attack on the forts
at the Peiho (wounded).
133 Captain Parke ser\'ed in the Black Sea in the latter part of 1855.
134 Captain Holland conimaniled a detachment employed on board H.M.8. -F^ry, and
on shore at the capture and destruction of 23 ]>ii*atical vessels and 250 guus in Bias Bi^
(China), on tlie Ist Oct. 1840; and in H.M.S. Medea at the destruction of 13 piratical
vessels and 120 guns at Kuto (China), on the 4th and 5th March 1850. Served In boats
of II ,M,S. Hastings on the Iruwuddy in the autumn of 1852, in action with Burmese
troops at Mcct-tha on 30th September, and on shore at the cnptui'o and occupation of
ProKie (Medal and Clasp).
135 Captain Macnamara served with the combined force before Sebastopol during Ibe siege
and at its foil ; was the senior officer of R. M. Artillery employed in the Sea of Asof in
June 1855, and was landed at Taganrrg, Marioupol, and Ghirsk, to destroy Government
stores, Sec. (mcuiioncd in Dispatches); present at the bombardment and surrender of Kin-
bourn (Medal and two Clasps, 5th Class of tbo Me<ijidie, and Turkish Medal).
130 Major A. A. Douglas wus at the bombardment of Odessa, 22nd April 1854. Served
in the breaching batterie:* before Sebastopol in all the bombard inents from 1854, until lU
fall, and was wounded 2Ui April (Meduland Clasps. Knight of the Legion of Honor, Sar^
dinian Medal, 5th Clas^ u( t'.ie Medjidie, and Turkish Medal).
137 Cnptniii Usiier and Lieut. Creighton i^erved in the Baltic in the latter part of
1855 (Medal).
138 Captain G. L. Blake was lande<l with detachments for the protection ofBrltlslli aol^
Jecf$ and property at Singapore, \n Ma^* A%^4. Lauded in Oct. 1850 for t])e prpUg^iiiii
the British foctoriea at Canton*, vraaat X\\« CasXtvl^Wqu o\ OcC\&.(»i^^vk: V>im &^BiiM|pe
War Services of the Officers of the Royal Marines. 429
and Fatiban Creckg on 27th May and Ist June 1857, twice landed and attacked and de-
feated parties of Chinese soldiers (mentioned in despatches) ; blockade of theX!anton rifcr
and storniuig of Canton.
130 Captain Eraser serred as Adjutant to the R. M. Battalion at the bombardment and
surrender of the forts of Bomarsund in Aug. 18i'>4 (Medal).
140 Cnptalos Bennett and Blanckley served daring tlie summer of 18d5^ blockading the
Russian ports in the Whltn Sea.
141 Captain "W, P. Burton was in the boats at the attack on Qamla Carloby, in the Gulf
of Bothnia, ou the 7th June 1854. Served with the Baltic expedition in 1855, and was at
the bombai-dment of Swcaborg, and employed in tlic Rocket bouts on the nights of 9th
and 10th August (Medal).
143 Captain Dalby served as Acting Quartermaster of the R. M. Brigade in the Crimea
during the siege of Schastopol in 1854 (Medal and Clasp, 5th Class of tiic Medjidie, and
Turkish Medal).
143 Captain Thclwall was at the dcstrnction of 14 vessels and a vast quantity of stores at
Brahested on the 30th May 1854 ; at the destruction of 23 vessels, storehouses, &c. at
Uleaborg on the Ist and 2nd June; at the destruction of a vessel and 80 stacks of timber
at Tornea on 8th June ; at the operations against Bomarsund, and In action with the forts
on the 15th August (Medal).. In 1855 he was present during tlie siege of Sebastopol until
its full, and was in action with the outer forts on tlie lOth June; enpfaged shelling the
batteries in Soujak Bay, and expelling the Russian garrison 12th March, and in action
with the batteries at Soujak Kal£ 13th March; assisted at the landing of the troops at
Kinbourn. and at the bombardment of that fort (Medal and Clasp, 5th Class of the Med-
jidie, and Turkish Me<ial).
145 Captain Henry served with the Baltic expedition In 1854 (Medal). Served throughout
the war of 185(^58 in China, including the storming of the breacli in tlie walls of Canton
(mentioned in despatches) and operations there ; occupation of Macao forts, destruction of
Mandarin Juuks in Futsham Creek, blockade of tlie Canton river, storm and capture of
Canton.
146 Captain Farmar was present at the occupation of Petropolovski in 1855.
147 Captain Jolllffe served with the R. M. Biigade in the Crimea in 1854, and In com-
mand of a battery at Baluklava; was attached tu the Royal. Artillery in the siege train
before Sebastopol during the bombardments in 1855, and at its fall ; was also at the bom-
bardment and surrender of Kinbourn (Medal and Clasps, Knight of the Legion of Honor,
5th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal).
148 Captain Searle was at the action of Bcknaes in the Gulf of Finland, 20th May 1854 ;
in aellon with the forts of Bomarsund, 15th August; and at the surrender of Fort Prasto
on the 10th August. Served with the Baltic expedition In 1855, and in the mortar-boat
flotilla during the bombardment of Swcaborg (Medal).
149 Captain II. L. Evans served with the R. M. Battalion in co-operation with the French
army at the attack and surrender of the forts of Bomarsund in Aug. 1854. Served with
the Baltic expedition in 1855, including the destruction of telegraph stations on 20th June,
and the shelling of a large body of Russian troops on 1st July (Medal). Commanded a
Company throughout the China expedition of 1857-50, including the blockade of the
Canton river, storm and capture of the city, and action with the Braves near the White
Cloud 3Iountains ; accompanied the Expedition to the North as Adjutant of the 2nd Bat-
talion, and was at the attack ou the forts at the Peiho (mentioned In despatches).
150 Captain Jeffreys served with the R. M. Battalion in co-operation with the French
army at the attack and surrender of the forts of Bomarsund in Aug. 1854 (Medal). Tn
1855 he was present with the combined force before Sebastopol during its siege and tkU,
and in action with the outer forts on 17th June; acted as Quartennaster to the R. M.
Battalion at the occupation of Kertch and Ycni KM, and commanded a company at the
surrender of Kinbourn (Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Medal).
151 Captain Dowell was in action with the Russian batteries on Hangoe-head,22nd May
1854. Served with the Baltic expedition in 1855, and was engaged with the enemy on
the 8th June; present at the destruction of a fort and barracks, and the shelling an en-
campment on the 23rd June ; destruction of thirty vessels In the Bay of Werolax on dOth
June; landing at Lovisa, and burning the Government houses, &c., on 5th July ; shelling a
Cossack encampment on lOth July; destruction of a Cossack barrack, &c., 12th July;
action with a Hteamcr, gun boats, and a battery near "Wiborg on ISth July, and was men-
tioned in the Dispatches fur his gallantry in assisting to save the crew of a boat under Are,
for which he has received the Victoria Cro«8; cnyaged with the batteries at lYedericksham
on 21 st July ; occupation of the Island of Kotka, and destruction of the stores, &c., on
2Gth July, and bombardment of Swea1)org (Medal).
153 Captain Wm. Taylor served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 with the R. M. Brigade
in the Crimea, including the battle of Baluklava, siege and ihll of Sebastopol, and com.
manded a company at the surrender of Kinbourn (Medal and two Clasps, 5th Class of the
Medjidi<s and Turkish Medal).
154 Captain E. F. Pritchard was at the bombardment of Odessa 22nd April 1854 ; served
the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 with the R. M. Brigade, ond was attached to the Light
Division of the aimy in the trenches before Sebastopol during the winter; was Adjutant to
the 2nd Battalion at the fall of Sebastopol. and at the surrender of Kinbourn (Medal and
Clasps, 5th Class of the Mccljidle, and Turkish Medal).
155 Captain Carrhigton was at the bombardment of Odetsa 5Mu^ Kvt^X\%^V w!t^«^^^
480 War Serviceg of the Offieert of ike Royal Marbim.
Eutcni cftinpaigo with the B. M. BiigBde, incladla^ tlie baUk of BaltkltTi, flege tad
f«ill of Seb«8t4jpf>l, also at the surrender of Klnboum (Medal and Clasps, and 5th ClaMtf
the MfdjidicJ. ServH the ramfiai^n of I'^ol-V.} in China an Qiiartemia»t«r of th« Ut
nattuIiHii und wus at the opuraiions before and storming of Canton; expedition to tiie
Niifth, un<l woiiridKi at the attack on tlic fort* nt tlie Peiho.
lOU Cu plain \L W. U. iluiit ^erveli with tlie H. M. Buttulion in the operations against and
snrrc'n(h;r <if tlie funs of liiJinarsiirirl in Aiifr. 1-'*i'j4 (Medal).
1o7 Captain Iliiwkuy wa^ at tlie blorming and desti uctiou of the inner hatteries and stock-
ades at tlie Ainlina mouth of the Danube, 4th July lho4. Seircd the Eastern campsign
with the K. M. Brigndr, incln iinj; the battle of Ualaklava, siego and fall of Aebastopol;
was qIho nt tho Mirnndor of Kinbniirn ( Mcdiil am! two CiH9iM,«'>tn Claiis of the Medjidio, and
TurLii»li Mr-dulj. Served on the China expedition of 18>j7-50, including the blockatle of the
(■anton river, litrirni and capture of the city, tlie latter part of the time as Adjutant of the
l^t Ilattaljon ; expfiJitinn tn the .N'nrrh. and sittack "n the forts at the Peiho (nnentioDed in
«h.'Si>at(:lu'N).
luii Captain Spry was at the homhaidment of Odessa t2-2nd April 1^4 ; served the Eastcni
cunipaigu with tht> R. M. Hrigado, including the battle of Jialaklutra, sk*jj;e und fall of
Si.UMtripol, uUn at the siirrcnilor of Kinbuurn (Mctlul and two Clasps* /ith Class of tlie
Mtdjidiei and Tiirki;ili Medal;.
]>VJ Ciipi.'iin F. (i. Pyui hcrved the Ivistfrn campaign with the Royal Marines attached to
the Li^eht Diviaion, including the battle's of Halaklava and Tnkernian and siege of Sebas-
tu])ul (Mciiiil and three Chisps, Kiii;:ht of the Lei^ion of Honor, t>lh Cla^s of the Mtd-
jidle, aud Tiirkiish Mcd:(h. Comniandrd a detachment tlirouRbouf the Indian campaign
of IXol-'tH (Meflal). Ilu!» reeelvrd the Silver Medal from the Royal Humane S»»clety.
H)0 Lieut. II. V. Cdoper i^ei ved with the U. .M. Battalion at the defence of Bupatoria
and with the lirigudc in tlin Crimea during the sirge and fall of Sebastopol ; latterly as
Actiiig Quarteiinasier; wns (iimrterma>'er of the Ut Battalion at the surrender of Kiu-
bourn (Mtiidal and ('lasp, oth (jlass of thu Mciljidie, and Turkish Mticlal).
101 Lieut. Mnskery servtMl in the HIark Sea the laiter pait oflK.'Wi. Served as Adjotant
r»f the i2nd Battalion on tiiet'hina expedition of It^i/^/id, including the blockade of the
Canton river, opeiations betori* and capture nf the city.
W'i Lieut. \>est bcrved at the bioclvadv in the Baltic in 1854 ; was present during the
operations ngaiiiHt tho Aland l&lands, including the capture of an Earthen bottery ou the {$tli
August, and In the aetion with the forts of Buniareund on the 15th Angoat. In 1855 he
acctimpanied the Baltic expedition ; w;is in uction with steamers and a battery on 21st June,
and at the hoinbirdment of Swcaborg (Medal). SeiTcd al&o with the expedition to the
Baltic until the declaration of p(ace in IB^'id.
1(13 Lieut. Mud^^e served with the Baltic expedition in 1855, was engaged with the
TtattericH of Frederick)*ham on tSlst July, occupation of the fortified island of Kockaand
debtructlon of barriicks, &c., there on *2i\t\\ J uly, also at bombardment of Sweaborg ( MedalV
](U Lieut. Ambrose Wolrigo served in the Baltic in August and September 1854
(Medal) ; served tho Eustern campaign of 1851 with the H. M. Brigade, including the battle
of Balaklava, and was with the Light Division of the army at the battle of Inkennan,
and in the trenches during the wh(de winter; present with the combined force before 8e-
bastupol during tho ^iege, au<l at its fall in 1855 ; served as Adjutant to tho R. M. Battmlton
on the Kertfdi expedition and occupation of Yeni Kal£, was altio at the surrender of Kin-
bourn (Medul and three Clus]>s, Sardinian Medal, 5th Class of the Medjidiej and Turkish
Me<lal).
105 Licuts. Mehnux, Ilariiigtou, Delucoinbc, and Colwell, served with the Baltie expe-
dition in 1854 (Mtdul).
KK) Lieutit. Suvary and Brenan served in the Baltic In July and Aug. 1854 (Medal).
Lt. Breuau accompanied the Expedition to the N'oi'th of China and was wounded attlje
attuck on the forts ar the Peiiio on '20 Aimc 1850.
107 Lieut. Brydges served with the Baltic expeditions in 1854 and 1855, and com-
manded a mortar in the Hotilla during tho bombanlmcnt of Sweaborg (Medal).
108 Lieut. Meade served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 with the U. M. Brigade, in-
cluding the brittle of Balaklava and siego of ScbustO])ol (Medal and two Claspji| 5th
Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal). Served on the China expedition of 1857-58,
Including the blockatle of the Canton river, operations befoi'O and capture of the ciiy;
afterwanU us Quarter Master of the 2nd Battalion.
IGO Lieut, (i. O. Evans served the Eastern compatgn with the R. M. Brigade, includiiig
the battle of Balaklava, siege and fall of Soba^topol, also at the Burreodcr of Kin-
bourn — us Quarter Master of the 2nd Battalion ; was appointed Aide do Campt(» Colonel
Holloway in Sept. (Medul and two Clasps, 5th Class of the Mecyidie, and Torkish
Medul). Served on the China expedition of 1857-58, including the blockade of the
Canton river, stnrm and capture of the city. In January 1858 he was appointed D.A.Q.M.
General tn the force in garrison at Canton, and afterwards Assistant Sapeiintendent of the
Police Force !n that city.
170 Lieut. Walton bcrved with the R. 31. Bricradc at the siege of Bebastopol in 1854-55
(Medal and Clusp, 5th Class of tho Medjidie, and Turkish Medal). Served with the ex-
pedition to tho Baltic until the declaration of peace in 1856.
171 Lieut. R. J. II. Douglas served with tho R. M. Battalion at the dcfeaca ef £a-
puLoriu in 1854, and with the R. M. Brigade at the siege of Sebastopol in 1864-^55 (Medal
and Clasp, 5th CUss of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal). Served on th^ ChlM( ope-
IVar Services of the Officers of the Royal Marinu. 4A1
<|ition of 1867r59,iDcladlngtlie blockado of the Canton river, ttorui and capture of the city ;
•xpedltiou to the North, aud wounded at the attack ou the forfas at the Poiho.
173 Lfeuf. Lloyd served the Eastern campaign with the U. M. Brigade, including the
battle of Bulaklava, siege ar.d fall of Sc!iastoi).)l : and was al^o at the bombji'dinent and
surrender of Kinbourn (Medal and two Clasps, 5ih Clasd of the Medjidip, and Turkish
Modal).
173 Lieut. Rucl wns at the action with the batteries and expulsion of the Ruffian gar-
rifron from Redout Kalch, 19tli May l^\. Jdervcd with the R. 31. Briijcadc in the Crimea
fi^m 1854 to Feb. 1855, and with the comhiued force before Sebustopol during its fiie^c and
fall; commanded a Company at the occupation of Kcrtcii and Yeni Kale, and was also attho
surrender of Kinbourn (Me<Ial and Clasp, oth Clasi of the Modjidio, and Turkliih Mi'dal).
174 Lieut. Nay lor served Willi tlie R. M. Battilion at the attack and surrcndir of the
fi>rta of Bomsisund in Aug. 1854. ^i!('rvcd witli the Baltic expedition in 1855, and was at
the bombardment of Swcaborg ( Medal).
175 Lieut. Thomas served with the K. M. Battalion at P^upatoria in 1H54, and with the
Brigade in the Crimea during tlie sic^o and fall of Scbastcpol, aud was also at the suri'cnder
or Kinbourn (Medal aud Clusp, 5th CIa«6 of the Medjidio, and Turkish Mi' lal).
170 Lieut. .Vightingale bcrved thi-ou(,'Uout the Burincsu war of 185'i in if. M.S. Fox
(Medal and Clas])).
177 Lieut. Cobb servrd on the Ciilnu expedition of 1H57, Including the blockade of the
Canton river, storm and cajiturc of the city.
178 Lieut. Clements wum present at the attack on the batteries at Pctropaulovski on 3Ist
August, lande<I on 4th Sept. at an attack on the same battoritMf severely wounded), and was
at the capture of two Rustsian vessels ou 7(h Sept. 1854. Serv<.>d in tl\o CSiiua war of 1857-
58, iQcludin<>[ the blockade of the CtUiton river, buu'm and capture of ('an ton, ex]kedition to
the North, and landed at the bombardment und cuptuiv of the forts at tliC mouth of the
Pel ho river on 20th May.
171) Lieut. Cuthtiert \V. Burton has received tho Burmese Medal. On the landing of the
Royal .Marines for tlie ])rotection of tlic Britiiiti factories at Canton ou 24 Oct. 1850 he was
appointed Adjutantof that force, aud was present ut the HtorniiDg of the breach in thi.> wall
on the 29th Oi-t. (mentioned in despatches) und subc>eqiicnt operations; destruction of ,
ChiniHie war junks in Futshan Creeks on Ut June 1K57 ; blockade of the Cautou river, and
aa A(\jatant of the Provitiional Battalion at tho btorming of Canton und its subsequent
military occupation.
180 Lieuts. J. C. Travers and L^^hcr Morris served with tho Baltic expediti<ms in 1854
and 1856, including the action with a battery at the umuth of the Nurva on 18th June, and
at tho bombardment of Sweaborg (Medal). Lieut. Travers served as Adjutant of tho 1st
Battalion on the China expedition of 1857-58, including the blockade of the Canton river,
the landing before, storm aud capture of the city ; was ai)pointcd Aide de Camp to Colonel
Holloway in Aug. 1858.
182 Lieut. Mould was present at the attacks on the Russian batteries at PetropauTovski
ou 31st August and 4th ii^ept., and nt the capture of two Russian ves;*ols on 7th Sept. 1854.
, 183 Lieut. To^tor served with the Baltic expedition in 1854 (Medal). In 1855 he was
present with tho combined force before Sebastopol during the siege, and vvi>s employed in
the oocopation of the Sea of Azof in June, and destruction of the enemy's ships and maga-
tixiea at Taganrog, Mario upol,Ghir«k, &c. ; served in command of a niorrar in the flotilla,
and was several times engaged in firing ou tlie town of Sebastop(d until its fall ; aNo in
action with the outer butteries on the 18th June; was in comni<ind of a mortar at the
bombardment and surrender of Kinbourn ; was several times mentioned in Dispatches
(Medal and two Clasps, 5th Chiss of tho Med j idle, and Turkish Medal).
184 Lieut. Festiog served with the Baltic expedition in 1854 (Medal;. Commanded a
mortar in the flotilla employed against Sebastopol until its fall, aud was aNo ut tho bombard-
ment aiid surrender of Kinbourn (Medal and Clasp, Knight of the Legion of Honor, and
Turklah Medal). Served with the (■iiina ex|>edition of 1857-58 as Adjutant of the Artil-
lery, including the blockade of the Cautou river, bombardment and storm of the city.
185 Lieuts. Lane, Newall, and Forbes served with the expeditions to the Baltic in 1854
and 1855 (Medal).
180 Lieut. Dadson served with the R. M. Battalion, in co-operation with the French
army, at the bombardment and hurrender of the forts of Bomarsund, in Aug. 1854, and
was on picquet in tlie breaching battery during the battering of Fort Xottiek on I5tli Aug.,
and aervefl with the Allied expedition to the Baltic, from March to Dec. of that year
(Modal). Joined the combined force before Sebastopol in Jan. 18r>5, and was ])i'esent at tho
si^o until May i accompanied tho Kertch exi>edition, aud the advance ou aud occupatI<m
of Veni Kale, and commanded a Company in camp there until June; ufterwaixls ])reM;ut at
the siege aud fall of Sebastopol, aud at the sun'cuder of Kinbourn (Medul iiud Clasp,
und Turkish Medal). Served on the Ciiina expedition of 1857-5^, including the blockade
of the Canton river, the landing before Canton, und dangerously wounded by a ^^ingal bull
(right arm 8hatt<?red) while with the sealln.; larlders at ilie storm aud capture of the city.
187 Lieut. Short servcil with the Baltic expedition in 1854 ami a^a'm in the latter part
of 1855 ^ Medal). Served on the China expedition of 1857-58, iucludiug the blockade of
the Cautou river, the landing before, storm and capture of the city.
188 Lieut. Lean was at the surrender of Fort Noitick, Aland Tslo?, 15th Aug. 1854.
Sarted wiih the ezpeditiou to the Baltic in 1855, iucluding the bombardment of Swca-
borg, daring which be wns serving with a detachment in a gunboat of the flotilla (Medal).
433 TVar Services of the Officers of the Boyal Mmrines: '
\}f\) Lieut. S%vale wMslundisl with <lctKchinent9 f«»r Uiy protection of Britiih salijeeltand
])roprrty at SingRpoiv,in May 18'>4. Was luiulcd in OcL 18aG for the protection ^ the
linii»U fucUnJL'ii at (. an:on,oii|;a|$cd in tUe ttovmiug of ihc breach in the wall of tbatdty
on CUtb Octot)er and woun«led iu the neck by u mindcti ball (inoutioned in dwpaichoi);
tvas in the boath at tbc ca|itniv of Ppiicli tully f. rt on '^tU D^-c. ; at tlie destruction of
ChlnLvu i\'ur juiik«i In l^'uixi and l-'atblmn Creels* on *lli\\ May and Itrt June 18o7 ; blockade
of tbu i-autdu rivi-r, btc>riii and caiiture of the city«
VM Licitt'i. Daly uiid llummaus served with tin- Baltic expeditions of 18M, 1855, nail
18r>(>(Mc<<lal).
101 Lieut. \Vlb. SunderK served with the It. M. Battalion at the bombardmont and eur-
rrndcr of the i'oits of Honiursund in Aug. 18r>4. Also with the Baltic expedition in lida5«
includiiidT the action witli a battery at the Month of the Karva on the 18lh June (Medal).
li)2 Lieut. IJurnford Horved with the li. M. Battalion at the operations agaioat and anr-
rc'ndcr of the forts of Buniarsuiid in Au^^. ldo4, — the latter part of the time doing duty as
A)»«iHtaut Engineer. Served with tliu Baltic expedition in 16t>5, and waa in coinuaand of a
mortar iu the Hotilla during the boinburdincnt of Sweaborg (Medal).
11)3 Lieai. fihuUtonc served with tlio Bailie cxpe<lition in 18o4 (Me<lal). Also in the
Jilack Sea in the latter part of IKjo and until tlie declaration of peace in 18^.
1!M Lieuts. M^Mcekun, Walker, Harrison, Clendon, Syuion^, II. S. Jones, and G. F.
Blake, Kerved with the Baltic expedition in 1854 (Medal).
li>o Lieut. I'iunau t^erved in the Baltic in July and Aug. 1854 (Me<lal), and anbac-
quently in ]8r>4 before Sobustopol until its fall* and was in command of a mortar iu tlic
flotilla ciu}»luyed duriug the ^icj^o ; occupation of the iSea of Azof, bombanlment of Ta-
{^anroji^, and dcttruction of Hbips, stoiTfi, i:c., there ; aUo at Mariou|iol and other towns oa
the coast, Avhere he was landed : was in the mortar flotilla at the bomhanhnent and sur-
render of Kinbourn { Medal and two Clasp:^, Kni^'bt of the Lt^^ion of Honor, 6lU Clast of
tlie Mcdjidie, an i Turkish Medal).
10(1 Lieut. Mairis berved tlic Ea^jtern eumpai^ii of 1854-^5 with tlie R. M. Brigade,
including the battle of Baluklava and i^iegc of iicbastopol (Medal and two Clatps, 5fh
Class of the Mcdjidie, and Turkish Medal). Served with the expedition to Uie Baltic until
the declaration of peace iu XH-Au
107 Lieut. Mitchell served with the Baltic expeditions in 1864 and 185d, and waaean
)iloyeil in the Rocket Boats on the Dth Aug. at the bombardment of Swoaborg (Medal).
Served with theex!)cditi(m to the Baltic until-tlie deelaratiou of peace in 1856.
198 Lieut. Lennox servt-d as orderly officer to Colonel Graham, R. M., duriug the
operations against and surrender of the forts of Bomarsuml in Aug. 1 804 (Alvdal). Joined the
cuuibincd force before Seba8top<d in Jan. 18oo ; aer\ed with the R. M. Battalion at the oe»
cupation of iCertch and Yoni Kale in May, and with the Brigade iu the Crimea from Aag.
until the fall of Sebasti>pol (Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Medol).
lUO Lieut. Bent served with the R. M. Battalion at the bombardment and aurrander
of the forts of Boinai'sund in Aug. 18o4 (.Medal;. Lande<l at Tana and Woodlurk Uands
in July 18o8 to destroy the villages and oi)enite against the natives.
'iOO Lieut. J. F. Sanders siTved with tlio K. M. Battalion at the bombardment and flur*
render of tiir forts of BomarsunU in Aug. I8t>4. S-rved also with the Baltic expedilkm in
1805 (Medal ). Served with the expedition to the Baltic until the declaration of peace in
18.VK
201 Lieut. Murray screed nith tlu* R. M. Battaliou at the bombardment and surrender
of the forts of Bouiarsund in Au>r. lUOt (Medul). Served with the combined force iMfore
Scbastopol iu 1800, uud with the R. M. Brigade until the tenninattoo of the atege; waa
also at the surrender of Kinbourn (Medal and Cla:$p, and Turkish Medul).
:;202 Lieut, ^'apicr seivcd the Eastern campaign of 1R04 with the R. M. Brigade, in-
cluding the battle of Balaklava; attached to the Light Division in the trenches and at (he
liuttle of Inkerman; witli the combined force before Scbastopol during tlie siege in
1800, and with the expedition to Kertch and occupation of Yeui Kale (Medal and three
Clasps, Sanliniiiu Medal, 0th Class of the Metljidie, and Turkisli Medal). iServedon the
China ex^KMlition of 1807-08, including the blockade of the Canton river, the landing be-
fore and capture of the city.
203 Lieut. Tinmouth served in the Baltic iu July and Aug. 1804 (Medal); also with
the R. M. Brigade in tho Crimea al the siege of Sebastopol from Feb. to Aug. 1855 (Medal
and Clasp, and Turki^^h Medal).
204 Lieut. Nurse served in the Baltic in July and Aug. 1804 (Medal); also with the
combined force before Sebas:opid in 1804-0;j until its fall ; with the battalion at the occu-
pation of Kertch and advance on Yeui Kale, also at the bombardment of Kinbourn (Medal
and Clasp, and Turkish Metlal).
200 Lieut. Studdcrt served in the Crimea in 1800, and on the expedition to KInboarn
(Medal, and Turkish Medal). Served on the China ex |/edition of 1807-08, inclndlng the
blockade of tlu} Canton river, bombarduieiit, storm and capture of the city.
20G Lieut. Savage served thix>ugli(nit the China war of 180(>-08, including tlie bombard-
merit of Canton, capture of tho Forts in the river, and landed for the protection of the
factories ; blockade of the river, lamling ])efoi*e, bombardment and capture of Canton,
exi>edition to the North and capture of the forts at the mouth of the Peiho river and opera«
titms thei'e.
JiU7 Ucut. Coppin served with the Baltic expeditions of 1854 and 1800 (Medal). £en«d
with lUg China expedition of li^l-OO, Vuc\u<(i\u%\Vi^WoOLv\a^>^ vb« Gantoa rivcri
Wor Sertiees of the Officers of the Roy&l Marines. 4SS
tioot befbiQ and capture of the city ; expedition to the North end wounded at the attack on
the forU at the Pelho.
908 Lieut. Bruttou ecTfed with the combine<l force before Sebastopol during the siege in
1854*66, and witii the expedition to Kertch and Yeni Kal^ (Medal and ClaBp, and Taridah
Medal).
200 Ucnt Nott served on the Ctiiua ex|>edition of 1857-68, includinjir the blockade of
tlic Canton river, bombardment and storming; of the city, expedition to the North and
capture of the forts at the moutli of the Peiho river and operations there.
:210 Lieut Melville Suther served before Sobastopol from 18«>4 until its fall; also at
Kertch and Yenl Kal^, and ht the bombardment of Kinbonrn (Medal and Clasp, and Turk-
ish Medal).
itXl Lieut. Ic Grand served at the siege of Sebastopol from 1864 until its fall ; was also
ai the capture of Kertch, and occupation of Yeni Kal^, and at the surrender of Kinbonrn
(Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Medal).
213 Lieut. Graham served with the Baltic expeditions in 1864 and 1866, including the
destruction of Telegraph Btations on 29th June, and the shelling a large body of troops on
1st July (Medal).
213 Lieut. R. F. Taylcr served with the R. M. Brigade in the Crimea fh>m Feb. 1856,
until the fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Medal).
214 Lieut. Ozzard served with the R. M. Brijjrude in the Crimea in 1866, and with the
combined force before Sebastopol during the siege; also with the expedition to Kertch,
advance on and oceu|)ation of Yeni Kale; was in action with outer defences of Sebastopol
on 17th June (Medal and Cla^p, and Turkish Medal). Served on the China expedition of
1867-68, and was at the destruction of wor junks in Escape and Fatshan Creeks, capture of
Chuenpee fort, and blockade of the Canton river.
216 Lieut. B. B. Pritchard joined the R. M. Brigade in the Crimea in Feb. 1856, and
served with it until the fall of Sebastopol; was also ut the surrender of KInbourn (Medal
and Clasp, and Turkish Medal).
210 Lieut. Doncllan served with the Baltic expedition in 1866, including the bombard*
ment of Sweaborg (Medal).
217 Lieut. Barnes served in the operations in the Canton river in 1866*68 ; was in
Macao fort when attacked by junks on 4th January, at the destruction of war junks in
Fataham Creek, landed to destroy a village, storm and capture of Canton.
218 Lieut. Sbairp served with the Baltic expedition in 1866, including the destruction of
Telegraph Statlonson 20th June, and the shelling a large body oftroopsonlstJuly (Medal).
<19 Licuts. Cairncross, Dixon, and Sadleir served with the Baltic expcditlun in 1866
(Medal). Lieut Dixon served also with the expedition to the Baltic until the declaration
of peace in 1860.
220 Lieuts. Stark and M. H. Price served with the Baltic experlition in 1866, including the
bombardmeDt of Sweaborg (Medal). Lt. Price served in China in 1867-58, including the
blockade of and operations in the (..anton river, the landing before and storming of the city.
221 Lieut9. Crawford and Crease served on the Cliina cxiK-dition of 1857-68, including
the blockade of the Canton river, bombardment and storming of the city. Lt. Crawford
accompanied the expedition to the North and was present at the attack on the forts at the
Polbo on 26 June 1860 (severely wounded, and mentioned In despatches).
222 Lieut. Small served with the Baltic expedition in 1S65 (Medal). He commanded the
Launch of H.M.S. Ssk iu action at the capture of a Mandarin junk and a Snake-boat« the
former of which was set on fl re and destroyed, the latter brought off under a heavy fire
from an armed village, in a branch of the Canton River on the Gth July 1867, was em-
ployed in the blockade of the river and subsequent operations.
220 Lieut. Broughton served in the Crimea during the latter part of 1866 (Medal).
Served on the China expedition of 1867-68, including the blockade of the Canton river,
the landing before and capture of the city.
294 Lieut. Holmes served with the Baltic expedition in 1866, including the destmctiou
of a fort, and shelling an encampment on 23rd June, blowing up of Fort Svartholm and
barracks on 4ih July, destruction of the bnrracks at Lovisa on 6tli July, shelling a Cossack
encampment and landing at Kounda Bay on 11th July, destruction of a Cossack barracks,
&c. on 12th July, action with a Ruwian steamer, gun-boats, and a battei7 near Wiborg
on 10th July; also with the batteries of Fredericksham on 21st July, capture of the Is-
land of Kolka, and destruction of military stores on 2Gth July, and bombardment of Swea-
borg (Medal). Served also with the expedition to the Baltic, until the declaration of peace
in 18»V6.
225 Lieut. Pascoo served with the Baltic expedition in 1866 (Medal). Served in China
during the war und was present at the destruction uf war junks in Fatsham Creek on 1st
Jane 1867, and blockade of the Canton river.
226 Lieuts. Rodney and Stundbridge served with the Baltic expedition in 1856 (Medal).
227 Lieuts. Conner and Hale served with the Baltic expedition in 1855 (Medal). Also
with the China expedition of 1857-68, including the blockade of the Canton river, the
landing before and capture of the city.
228 Lieut. Wroot served with the Baltic oxpe<litlons of 1865 and 1856 (Medal). Also
with the Cliina expedition, including the blockade of the Canton river, the landing before
and capture of the city.
220 Lieut. Robiliiard served with the Baltie eipeditioo in 1866, including the action^aUk
a battery at the month of the Nanra on 18th Juuei and boiAbexdviieivl «\^'«««XMf%V^AxAiK\<
484 War Semicet (if ike Officers of tke JtoMol MarimL
9S8t Lieut. BiookM aer? ed with tlie Baltic expedition in 1854^ and with the R. U,
talioa at the attaeic and surrender of the forts of Boinanund (Medal). In 1855 ha waj|
present with the combined force tieftire Seliastopol during the siege, until Maj, whea be fe-'
Gom|>aitied the cxficditiou to Kertcli, and fcrved with the R. M. Artillery in the gnp-bptll
during tlic occupation of the Sea of Azof, including tho attack on, and destruction of, po-
varnment stores, &c., at Taganroir on 3rd June ; at Marioupol on 5th June, and at Ghlesk
on Gth Jane (officially mentiunLKl). Cuminanded a mortar in a flotilla employed against
6ebastopoI on several occasion!, fi-oin 15th of August until the capture of that place
(bononbly mentione<l). Also in command of a mortar at the bombardment and yurrendcr
of Kinhoum on 17th October (officially mentioned). Served as a captain of Artillery vitl^
the Turkish Contingent from March 1850, until dlnbanded, and was Qarrinon A(\)utant to
the Artillery at Kertch. lias n^ccived tho Crimean Mcilal with two Clwps, is a
Knight of the Legion of Honor, has the 5ih Cla<4 of the Medjidle. and Turkish Medal.
230 Lieut. Shanks served with the II. M. Battalion at Eupatoria in 1854, and with the
Brigade in the Crimea during the siege of Sebastopol in 1855 (Medal and Cla^p, 5th
Class of tlie Medjidie. and TarkiHh Mrdal).
8dl Lieut. £. Willis served with the Baltic expedition in 1855 (Medal). AUo with the
China cspeditiou of 1857.5U, including the bhtckade of the Canton river, the landing
herore, storm and captui-e of the city; cxjHMlitiou to the North and wounded at the attack
on the forti at the Vv'iiio on "Xo Junr 1851).
332 Lieut. F. J. Parry served with tho R. M. Brigade in tho Crimea at the sictge and
Ml of Sebastopol, also at the surrender of Xiuhoum (Medal and Clasp, and Turkish
Medal). Also with the Cliiua expedition of 1857-58, including the blockade of tlie Canton
river, the lauding before and capture of the city.
8:)3 Lieuts. Macdonald and II. G. Campbell served in the Black Sea in the latter part of
1855. Lieut. Macdonald served also in the Crimea during the latter part of 1855 (Medal).
334 Lieuts. Speer, St. John, Sparsliott, and Pritchett, Si'rved on the China expedition of
1857-58, including the blockailc of the Canton river, the landing before, atorm and capture
of the city.
235 Lieut. Brewer was present at the bombardment of Jeddah on 25 July 1858.
23(i Lieut. Stirling served in India during the mutiny ond was severely wounded in the
action at Kui^waon 1st Nov. 1857, and pie^ent with tho field force daring the opcratious
of 1857-58 (Medal).
237 Lieut. Allnutt served in China during the war of 1850-58, and was pmcnt at the
capture of the forta and blockade of the Canton river, landed for the protection of the
Ihctorics, at the stonuing on SOth Oct. 1856 (mentioned in despatches), all the suliseqiient
operations, destruction of war junks in Fatsham Crock, the landing before and storming of
Canton, expedition to tho North and capture of the forts at the mouth of the Peibo river.
238 Lieut. H. T. M. Cooper served in China during the war of 185((-58, and was present
of tlie forts at the mouth of the Peiho river.
2.')8t LieuU. R. L. Pricr nnd A. W. D. Smith served on the China Bxpediticm of 1857*50,
including the blockade of the (!)anton river, the landing bofon>, storm and capture of the
city ; expedition to the North and attack tm the forts at tho Peih(» (wounded, Lt. Smith
severely).
230 Lieut. Owen was wrecked in II. M.S. lialcigJi nnd pcrved in Cldua in 1857-58, was
at tho destruction of Mandarin junks in Escape and Fat»liam Creeks, blockade of the
Canton river, storm and captui'e of the city.
240 Lieuts. Fonblanque, Heriut, Collins, Barker, Thompson, and Woodforde ser%'rd on
the China expedition of 1857-58, including the blockade of the Canton river, the landing
before, storm and capture of the city. Ltf*. Heriot and Collins accompanit'd the expedition
to the North and were wounded (Lt. Collins si'verely) at the attack on the forts at the Pcihu
on 25th June 1850.
241 Lieuts. Slraghan and Servante served on the Cliiua cxpe<]ition of 1857-58, including
the blockade of the Canton river. Lt. Straghun accompanied the expedition to the North
and wa4 wounded at the attack on the forts at the Pcilio on 25th June 1850 (mentioned In
<ieHpatches).
242 Lieut. Bontein served with the expeditionary force iluring the operations at Canton
in 18i'>8.
243 Lients. Scott, W. H. Smith, Poyntz. Godfrey, Armstrong, and O'CJrady sencd on
the Cliina expedition of 1857-58, including the blockade of the Canton river, the lauding
before and capture of the city.
244 Lieut. Rokcby served on tlie China expedition of 1857-50, Including the blockade
of the Canton river, the landing before, storm and capture of the city, action with the
Braves and destruction of vilhigos nrar the White Cloud Mountains — severely wounded;
expedition to the North a.'i Aide de Camp to Colonel Lemon, and attack on the forts at the
Poiho on 25th June 1859 (mrntionrd in dfspatchrs ).
245 Capt. Hookey served us Volunte4ir Ist class, in His Majesty's ship Prince of WaUt^
from Jan. to Dec. 1805, and was in the general action of the 22ud Dec. 1805. Served in
the West Indies, from 1800 until 1800, includlngthecaptureofLes Saints, and Martinhine,
and several actions in boats cutting out French vessels, and destroying batteries^ &c. From
1800 lo 1811 served on board li. M. 3. Tfteban^ blockading the French flotilla at Boulogne;
War Sermcei (jf the Officer qf the Mfigml BftMrineg. 4A4m
Mreral timet in aetiou with them. Aaalsted in tlie boats cutting ont a large French lugger
at Di^pe. From 181*2 to 1814 MfTed on board His Majesty's ship Daphne j in the Baltic,
and was sereral times in action with Danish gun-boats in the Belt. Has reeel?cd the Wir
Mfeda) with one Clasp.
240 Captain Geo. Watson servpd ss Qaarterm aster of the Royal Marine Bsttalion employed
in co-operation wjth the trooitsof the Queen of Spain in 1837, and was wounded 10th March.
847 Captain T. B, Gray served ut the battle of Nuvanno in 18127. Alsu in a battalion
nndor Colonel Owen, on tlie north coast of Spain in 1830-7-8, in co-operation with the
Spanish army, including the field actions of the 10th, 12th, and 14th March, and the
action of Hemuni, 16th March 1837 : he was subsequently appointed Adjutant to the
force under Colonel Parke. He served as Captain on the coast of Portugal and in the
Tagus duriny^ the ciTil war in 1846-7, and was landed with his detachment from H. M. 8.
Superb, to guard the captured di\'islons of the rebel army under Count das Antes, prison-
ers in Port St. Julian. Has received the War Medsl with one Clasp.
248 Captain Cossar served on the coast of Syria in 1840 (Medals).
249 Capt. Ambrose A. R. Wolrige served in the year 1809 with Lord Cochrane in the
Basque Roads ; and in the same year was engaged in action with gun-boats in the Baltic.
From 1810 to 1812 defence of Cadiz and Tarifa. Severely wounded at South Bevcland in
1814, and received a reward firom the Patriotic Fund. Present at the battle of Algiers in
1810. Has received the War Medal with four Cis^.
260 Captain Toby served from 1810 to 19 inclusive, on the coast of France. From 1813
to 16, with the 1st Battalion (Royal Marines) in America, and on the Lakes of Canada.
Since the Peace, he has served In the Mediterranean, on tho coasts of AfVica, and South
America. He has been frequently engaged in boat actions with batteries, &c. &c.
251 Captain M'Callum served the Syrian campaign of 1840 (Medsl snd Clasp, and
Turkish Medal),— at IVJrmni, and bomlMirdment of Acre. Served the Eastern campaign
of 1854-55 with the R. M. Brigade, including the battle of Balaklava, and was with the
battalion attached to the Light Division in the trenches during the winter; in 1865 he
was with the combined force before Sebestopol until its fall ; with tiie battalion in tha
expedition to Kertch and occnpation of Yeni Kal6 ; and with the Brigade at the surrender
of Kinboum (Medal and Clasps, 5th Class of the Medjidie, and Turkish Medal).
252 Captain McCarthy served on the coast of Syria in 1840 (Medals and Clasp).
253 Doctor Millar has received the War Medal and Clasp and the Turkish Medal for
service In Syria in 1840.
254 Staff Surgeon Steel was employed In the Cyclops as Assist. Surgeon daring the
whole of the operations on the coast of Syria. As Surgeon of tho Areikvaa in the attack
oil Odessa, also on Sebastopol on the 17th October ; and as Snrgeon of tlie Busitll in the
Baltic. He has four Medals and two Clasps, the 5th Class of the Medjidle, and Turkish
Medal.
255 Assist. Hargeon Ayre served in the Crimea (Medal and Clasp, and Turkish Medal).
256 Assist.Surgeon Sproulc served with the Baltic expedition In 1854 ( Medal ), and in
the Crimea from Jan. 1855, including tlie expedition to Kertch, siege and fall of Sebastopol,
and expedition to Kinbourn (Medal and Cla^p, and Turkish Medal).
257 Assist. Surg. Hatherly served as medical officer of the expedition up the San Juan
Nicaragua, in 1848, and was present at the storming of Fort Serapaqul (mentioned in Dis-
patches).
258 Doctr)r Woods served in the Burmese war in 1852, including the capture of Proma
(Medal).
250 AssistSurgpon Newton has thf> Burmah Medal. Was A ss{<«t. Surgeon of H.M.8.
" Bittern" during her successful cruisi's on the coast of China and under Are in boat attacka
iip(m PIratPs on olovtn occasions. Attached to the forces operatmg again<«t Canton and
present at the assault of the city ; served in th<> boats nt the attack on the French Folly
and destruction of the flii't of War Junks, and azain at the capture of Frnnch Folly fort.
260 Assist. Surgeon Chsmbers was present at the attack upon Lagos in 1851. Scrred
in both the Baltic expeditions (Medal).
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CommUsary Omeral in CMrf,
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Commistaries Gmivrtd,
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Owen Edward Iloyter^
47 Tasmania 'Hy.Clutterback Lewis*
C.of G.Hope Win. F. G. Servautes"
48 Gibraltar Alf. Robt. Tliompson'**
* lonianlslands Charles Wm. Charlier*
CofG, Hope] Francis Charles Blunt
40 Manchester Edwin LitchHcld
Chimi 'Alfred Rrnest Pelrie ..
,Cha8. Davis O'Connor**
-Geo. Hntchison Phillipti' 16
jAVm. Henry Newland . j 9
-Robert Dalrymple Ross! 17
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b^, Bermuda Henry John Wyld
Charles D'Oyly Forbes
Francii» Innes
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'John Philip Wilkinson
Robert Edward Hunter
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Henry Wm. Hackman
William Ogilvy
William Oakley Chlslctt
Geo. Rawstome Gibson
Fred. Basset Wingficld
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John Henry Randall . .
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437 — 438 Commissaries Oeneral and Depiitjf Commissaries GeNerat,
1 If r. J. W. Smith U a CJ}., and a Kuight of lh« Lcfrloa of Honor.
St Mr. Bower* served in the Pvniniula, and hai rtcelTcd the War Medal with one Cleup for St. Setaittan.
4 Hc«iri. (jraham and R. Kooth hare the Knfllr Medal.
5 Mr. Drake svrvetl tbronirhout the Eaiitrm cainpuiin of ]8M-ft5, Includinx the CdUmliMriat chaxfcof tU
Eipetiition tn Kertch (Mndal and three Clatps fbr Hulakla>a, Inkerman, and SehaMopolp CTfi., Knghl of lit
Le|;.on of Honor, OtHcor uf 8t. Maurice and t^t. La/arns And 4th Clats of the Mcd^idiel
6 Mr. Moriu> M-rvtM ut the Kiepe of Seba*ti>|}ul (Modal and Clu<ip. end 6th C'lois of the lledUidie).
7 Mr. Leoiiri' lloiith lerved tlio Knttern cainpulgn of ISM-Tk), includins the battle of Alnw an4 siega of
SebiKiopol (Mt'diil and ClnNps and 5th Clu4ii of the Bledjidu').
H Mr. (\irptMitir scrveil in the Eastern eninpalun of 1851-55, inoludins the battle of Almft and tlege of
Stfbnstopiil 1 Mrdiil and Clsi«ps. Knipbt of the l«etrion itf Uunor, and 4th CluM of tlie Mfdjidie).
tt Mr. Durliiu tervcil in thi* E<i8tt>rn campaign uT 1854-5J, with the Lipht IMTition, includtnie the tetU«8 of
Alma nn<l Inkernmn, and liefo of Sebastopol (Medal and Claspa, Knight of the Lesion of Honor, and fttk
Ciaiiof the MrdJidii*).
10 Mr. i*uwor served In the KafRr war (Me<lal). 8erri*d the Easttm campaign of ltt54->/}5 with the tad
Division Rt the iruttltfs uf Almn and Inltcniian, and siego of Sebactopol (Medal and Claspa, and Mi Cl.-tii of
the Mi-i^idic).
Assistant Commissaries General.
I MeMrs. RoTell, W. rainier, BukiT. Skinner and Tnhhj hare receUed the Medal fbr the Kaffir war.
9 Mr. I<e Me«urier wiis present at the storm and destruction (»f the Mandin«o town of *' Jiambacoo." op
the Onmbia, 0th Majr 1849 ; ai«o at the storm and partial deatructlon of the chiefs town, " Kttnttng," on
the followinx day. and during the action and ilefeat ol the enem^ on the 8lh Maj, on the Plata of Qtmella.
8 Mr. Ersklne »erTe<l as a Captain of iIih 8th Regiment Anglo-Spanlth I^ecion in 1833-0, and has raeelTtd ■
Medal for Ht. Sebastian, 5ih May, and tlic CroM of First Class of tiie Order of Ban Fernando fbr AUaa,
ith June IMd.
4 Messrs. \V. S. Arclier, Mldwood, BI'Mahon, Unlacke, Lund r, Hawkins, Webb, Roger* and Blane, serfSd
at ti:c siCL'e of Si>battopol (Medal and Clarip). Mr. M'Mihon has the 5tb Class of the Medjldio.
6 Mr. Strickland serv<>d with the 1st Division at the battle uf Alma (Medal and Cla«p).
0 Mr. Osborn sui vcd in the Kaffir war (Medal) : also at tlie alegc of debastojiol (Medal and CUap, Knlgbiof
the Legiun of Honor, and 5ih Class of the Medjidlc;.
7 Mr. Salwey was present al the storm and dostructioB of Ibo Nttlve Mandlngo town of Satmjoo on the
OambiH 1st June 1853.
8 Mr. do Ponblanqne scrT(>d with the Srd Division at tho battles of the Alma and lokcrnan, and siege of
8ebMtc»pol (Medal and Cln«lii. and 5th Clau of the Mcdjidie).
U Meisrs. Cnrll, Shell and Ifobinson have received the Medal for the Kaffir war.
10 Mr. BartU'tt served witii the 4th Dlrision at the baiil<*sof Alma and Inkerman and sleg^ of Stbastopol
(McdiU and Clasps ; has al^o received the Medal tor the Kaffir war).
I I Mr. Willan was present at the battle of Alma and *ie^c of SetMUtopol (Medal and Cliuips).
1*.> Mr. A. C. Crook«h.nik serveil ihrouj^bo'it th:> En«lern campaign ot 1804-55,— in Ci>mm:«sariat charge of
the Cavalry Ulvisinn frvim the landing in the Crimea, preent al the affiilrs of Hiilgtno* ind M'Kenalo'a Fami,
l»attles of Almn, Ualokiavu, IiikcriUMn. and Telieriiaya and siege of Sebastopul (Medal and Claspa. and SiM
Clas< of the Medjidie). SeiTci on the Chinii expedition of 1857-58 In Conraissarlat cliargeof the fczfiedltloaaiy
Field Force, and was present at the tnptore of Canton.
19 Mr. l)Hven|)ort served the Syrian campaign of 1840 (Medal).
14 Mr. Williams served in the Kiiffir war (Mednl). a1m> in tlic Eastern campaign of 1854-55, Including the
battle of Almn und sie^e of Seba»topol (Medal and Clasps).
15 Mr. Itiilleiton served wiih tlie Ut Division tiirougliout the Eastern campaign of 1854-55. 1 nclodlng the
battles of Alma, Ualaklavu, and Inkerman, and siege of Hebattopol (Medal and Clasps, add dCh Clais of the
MedJi«iic).
Id Messrs. Oanliner, Gumming and Palmer served in the Kaffir war(Mct!al); also at the siege of Stbastopoi
(Medal and Clasp)*
17 Mr. Potgieler hat reeelred the Knfllr Medal.
18 Mr. H. 8. Jones has the 4th Class of the Medjidio for service with the late Osmanll OaraTrj.
IV Mr. Smith S('r\ed in the Khflir war iModiil>. Also the Kusteru campiiign uf l931.j5, iuclwhag the battle uf
Alma and sii-|;e uf r>eb:i8tuiiol < Metlal and Clubp'.
Deputy Assistant Commissaries General.
1 Messrs. R. H. Smith, Blacker, Bennett, Kay, Standen, Maclean, Castray, and Charlier, hare retelred
the Medal for the Kuthr war.
3 Mr. Swain sened with the 9nd Division in Bulgaria in 1854, and with the 4th Diyision from the landing
at Old Fort, nnd was protent nt the battles of Alma and Inki-rinan, und tli-ge of Sebastopoi (Medal and Clasp«}.
He WAS subsequently apiunnted Assistant Commisssry Otrneral (I si Jan. 1856), and had the charge of Oie
Jlilitary Chest and Stutt Paymokter's duties at Scutari, until the breaking up of that osUbllshdieoi la
AuguKt 1850.
Yt Mr. Barleo served with the 4th Division throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the
battles of Alma and Inkernmn and slese of Sebastnpol (Medal and three Clasps).
5 Messrs. Booth, A. W. Turner, Chaplin, Haytcr, and Lewis, served at the siege of Sebastopol (Medal and
Clasp).
4 Messrs. J. H. Thompson nnd F. C. Colquhoun served the Eastern campaign of 1S54-55 witli the Sad
Division at the battles of Almn and Inkerman and siece uf Sebastopol (Medal and three Clasps).
6 Mr. M'Clintock has received the Medal fur the Kaffir war of 1851-59. Ho wa*t in Oommlsseriat efaafg e of
a strong force which marched from Natal tii the Orange River Sovereignty to tiie osststaneoof tbo^ troops at
Bloeiiilimtuin a^ainkt the Bastito chief MosliOnh, from Aug. 1851 to July 1H53.
0 Messrs. Sale, Msr^h, Kennie, Foster, Primrose, Honk, and Green, served In the Kaffir war^(lltdal),
also at the siejio of Sel)aslopul (Medal and Clasp).
7 Mr. Brown rigar served iliroughout the Eastern campaign of 1954-55 with the Srd Division, taelu4ing ifie
battles of Alma and Inkennan, and siege of Srhastopoi (Medal and three Ciasfis, and TurkMli Modid).
8 Mo«*ra. J. W. Murray and Servuntes served with the Heavy Cavalry at the battles of BalaUava and
Inkerman and bicgeof Seb:utop<d (Medal and Clasps).
9 Mr. Bailey served In the Kaffir war (Medal); also throughout the Eastern campaign of I854*A5, lacludlng
the battle of Alma and siege of Sebaxtopol (Medal und two Clacps).
10 Mr. Cooke»ley serveil with the Head Quarters of the army throughout the EaDtern campaign of IB5I-M^
Including the battlos of Alma, Ralaklava, and Inkcfman, nnd sK*gc of Sebasto|>ol (Medal and four Clasfw).
11 Mc-isrs. A. (Jlerk and A. S. Huynes servnl the Eastern Ciimimi^n of 1854-55 with tlie Light Dlvlsiun, la-
eluding the bntiU-s uf Altna and lukernrtn, and Diege uf Sebaiitopul (Medal and three Clasps).
I'i Mr. Sutherland screed with the Light Cavalry ut the battles of Alma,Balaklava,and Inkerman, aiid siege
of ScbaMopol (Mvdsl and ClasiiK).
18 Mr. t.i'Coiinor served with detachments of 1st, *ind, ahd Srd West India Regts. that proceeded fhm
Qambitt in Oct. 1854 to ihc assistance of the tro«u^i besieged in Christianborg Castle, Gold Coast, and with the
e^Aedilion against the Kings and Chie& of the Moriah country. Western Africa, In Not. 1854.
14 Jir. A. A. Thompson was prvsenl %\ lUa haUl« oC AUna and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Claepe).
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nioiDM Clark Bradj'
Edward Walker 8knM,M.D
John Smith Ch«rliai
Benjamin Luiis*
rhoiBM n^iltiain Poi, H.B
Waikia Sanrlom Wliy loek,» M.D. ,
Inhn JamM BcnR *
Robert Spc«dy
JoliiiUan Pcmiuon
WHIlMnSnell
tFilliam Tfild Hardlntt
A usnitiu FrtHlerlck Turner
U-ltlioaStBwart, U.0
Peter Diri<lwm,U.D
PmncU LanI* FiU)(«mld
Wjmae Pcjron Fratar
^ HuniphiTj John Qillett Atkinioa ..
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loliu Eldaii Yuuiig,"U.D
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^ Daiid WixMl*
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BdvaH YouDEKellalt*
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rhoma* Steiihenton Tecran
Ulan BniKin,^ H.D
«i>bett WitliBDi Jaehtoa
H .-loory Titterton'
■i Li-alle Ogilbj PaU«nnD
EdinoDd Humphrey Bobarta"
John RpatTow"
Arthur ^falter
Daniel O'Dunavan, If.D
Richard Wob ley'
FraDcl. Collin." M.D
) VVIIIiani Thomoi FaliolofTDi
t Inlin Vernon iieddull," H.U
) rertiu* Ball
t Andrew Semple
I H^illiam FleminEt Cu1len*t
I IVIIIIam Cardan Roe"
I Robert Gmham DkkaoniH.D. ...
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I [ohn Mkbacl
I rt'llliain Htockvall
I rhamai KetiD«d]r
I 3avid Htran&([haii/'H.D.
I Robrrt Turner
I i^harlea Moore Jeaanp<*
I Villlain Ilunry Lealie, H.B
I lleiander Crawford Ro|i«rttOB
I lamee Alfred Turner
"h-mm Bnlln- Power O'BiioB
I S'Icholai Ffulliott
nhn Ooodoin
;iirt1u Martin
lufniitu* Morphew
. ViiiiamO'Hailuran
. A'illiam Page
' Frederick Oakei
iTbnmai Cbaytor Beale ■
Aleitodar Watt B«Tarhlge,»H.D...
WilUem AlMiadar > ■•..
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11 Uar.
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8 April
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Ceylon.
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UMuitiu.
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Medical Department.
Charles 0*CalIagliAii .
James Jameson, M.D.
George Ikmchivr . . .
Edward Brock
Aulit.Rurf.
0 Nov. 67
9 Nov. 57Cauada.
do
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James Gorman [22 Jan.
Jamos Mackay, M.D. . . ;18 Feb.
James Lander i 6 Bf ar. Gold Coast.
William Ciirran '10 Blar. 68 Pembroke.
John Henrv Hunt ^ *. do 'Canada.
Wm. Michael Trcstrail 16 April >
Charles Gray 2i April 58 China.
Stationed at
' Hunt Johnson Bailey..
I Henry Walker
\ William Ueuaman . . . .
^ of G.Hope. Arthnr Sandcnon ••..
AaUI.8urff. ' Staifoiwd st^
ISJan. 69Chicliefiter.
JEast Indies.
China.
Formoy.
Canada.
East Indies.
New Zealand.
i Jotin M'Gilp
William Armstrong
I John J as. Colin RogcYV
I J.SmeetonAlIanby,MO.
IJGeorgc Calvert I
•Tliomas Seward, M.D. '
■James Watson ...•••.. i
■James Dow Salnter. . .>
■John Clarke, M. D. . . .
1' William Millar -
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69. East ladies.
I Gambia.
;C.ufG.Hopi\
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James Tliompson .... do
James Puxton, M.D. . . do
Edward Hopkins ••■•j do
John Niven j do
Fra. L. GowerGunn ..|23 April 68,Gold Coast, jlidwin Parsonage,M.D.
Fitzgerald Edw.Scanlan 30 April 6djC.orG.Hopc.iOolin Alex. F^rascr
Kinf; John Parr
William Orr ...
Geo. Richd. Woolhousej 7
Arthur Croker > 7
Wm. Astlo Hope, M.B.|
John Bradshaw ■
Tho». Turvillc Gardner
Andrew Moffit
Richard John W. Orton
Charies Rattray-, M.D.
Julius Wiles
Henry William Devlin.
Thos. Michael O'Brien do
Horatio Scott do
Wm. Percy P.Mackesy 1 July
John Mackenzie, M.D.I 6 Aug.
John Walsh j do
68
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•26 May 68
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1 March 69 China,
do East Imliis.
flo East Indii-s
do Cork.
do ■ East Tndlcit.
do E&bt Indies.
do China,
do Sierra Leou«.
. I
John Kinahan
Samuel Ari^ent ....
Geonre Palatiano, M. D.
Frederick 0*Conor ....
Cha. D.Campbell, M.D.
Austin Jonas Ferguson.
James Speedy
St. John Killery
Lancelot Andr. White.
WUliam Holmes
Edmond Hoile, M.D. .
Thos.Alex.C.Macarthur
Charles Loogmore ....
Richard White
Tobias Barnwell
Charles Bcnjam inMosse
Francis Alfred Turton .
George Forbes Adams .
Charleft Farran Squire .
Francis Ed. M<FarIand
Thomas Ramitay . . .
Wm. K. Stewart, M.D.
Jas.Jos.M'Carthy,M.D.
James Martin
James W. I^ugheed . .
George Smith
Rt. Austen Allen, M.D.
Thomas Heasion
Edwin Wilkes
Geo. Edward Gascoyen
Alexander Mackay. ..
William Rob. Kerans . .
Edw. Litton Low,M.B.
Thomas Mnrtagh ....
Geor$;e Park, M.D. ...
J. Shand Duncan,M. D. .
Richard Henry ■
R. Huir Gilchrist, MD.. I
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Gold Coast.
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do iChina.
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•26 Aug. I Chatham
1 Sept. 68
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jiJamis Land !
1 1 Morjun S. Grace • • . • i
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(Joseph Hy.Thoe. King i
: Alex. Jennings, M. D. . . •
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•Maurice Tracey
Cicorge Simon {
Florence T. McCarthy .
•Thomas Heazle ^
-Robert Tate, M.D '
Sidney K. Raj |
"^reville Ewing Tait
George A. Daridgw
Valentine Maher ....
William Langston ....
Alex. Edw. Bai'tlet . .
Robert Storey « . .
iJohn Adsetts
'Edw.Harf.Uoyd,MB.
Jas.Y. Donaldson, M.D.
Oliver Codrlngton ....
Edwin Drew
John Adoock, M.D. . .
HowisonY. HowisonM D.
Geo. Fred. Spry . . .
John Tho. Mclbnrn
John Alfred Illlngworth
Rob. Alex. P. Grant . .
Arthur Herbert Orpen.
Alex. Tliomson, MD. . .
Geo. Henry Dyer
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Colin Henderson . . . . j do
John Alex. Scott . . . . ; do
Arnold Roylc I do
Wm. Dumville Smjthei do
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Medical Department.
445-6
Acting Assistant Sttrgeons,
A»>lKt.8urK. Sl&lioni'd ut
AwiUt Suiy. , ait»iioped at
Rowc, M.D. . . 10 Sept. 07 Isle of Wight.' Wm. Warman CoIemoDtfO Mar. 5 Woolwich.
I CallA'vray .... 17 Nov. John BenboWi M. D. ..! 6 April Curragh.
re Gro>s, M.D.. 12 IVb. o8 Jersey. George Cowper Hose*.' do Fermoy.
ills \^\\\\& . . . . IG >rar. Dcvonport. John Craven do Limerick.
L.ee '23 Mar. Portsmouth. James William Crow . . 30 April : ButCeYanf .
rhomais Mitchell 30 3far. Deal. , iMcrrick Lloyd fiurroivt 90 April IVarmoiith.
Uniform y Scarlet. — Agtiit , Sir John Klrkland.
Veterinary Medical Department.
Principal Veterinary Surgeon,
John Wilkiuiou, 12 July 54; Veterinary Surgeon, 27 April 2«.
Stnff Veierbtari/ Surgcont.
bnWm.Gloag,' Vet. Surg. 29 June 32; \ft Class K.4.M JulyoJ); SttiffV,S. 4 Nov. 59.
UtJiGw Poett,» Vet. Surg. 21 April 37 ; Ist Class V.S. 1 July 59; Staff V.S. 4 Nov. 59.
mtu Oco. Pliillp?, Vet.Surg. 28 Aug.38 ; 1*^ Class V,S. 1 July 59 ; Staff" r.5. 4 Nov. 69.
omas Hurford,' Vet.Surg. 26 Jan. 89 ; 1^^ Class V.S. 1 July 59 ; Staff V.S. 4 Nov. 59.
Acting Vetei'inary Surgeons,
3Ience 25 July 55
Thomas Checsmnn IG July 58
[ills 8 Julv 59
Henry JDunsford 8 July 59
Greatrex Nnden 23 Aug.
tkaig aervitl wiUi the llthlliiUHrs tlic KMtem nimiKiifOi of l^Bt-SS, indatlin^ the afTair of Bnldmnak, battles of
JukJata, InkmuiiQ, uiul Tc]uTnu\ii, aicgu and fall uf iitftjsuitupul '.Medal and Clasps, Kuiglit of thr I<egion of honor,
llnas of the MecUidic)
ItaHt wrred witli the Roval l>rasnaR8 iii tlic £ustem campaign of 185i-S5, inrluding the siege of $ebasto[id and
Balaklara (Medal and twn Citt0p«V
Haifwd served wiUi ihe l^h Lancers in the Criouso, and luia the Medal w-itU Clasp fur 6ebftstopol.
Purveyor's Department.
Purveyor in Chie/. — Jamw Soott Robertson, 7 April 55.— London.
mfy do. — David Fitzgerald,* 81 Oct. 55 ; Purveyor, 15 Dec- 64.-^Capo of Good Hope.
PUKVBYORS.
. Henry Clapp'
fe Pratt'
ew Wreford '
1 Macdonnell
. A. Tucker
ines Green .....*
I Jcnncr
1 Andcr«on
I Jiihn Minney
Stuart
) Arthur Corlett
I Stamford Rogers
William Macdonnell, M.D.
C. Harrington
Rlvy Robb
3B Pfgott
Coward
agger
: Morris
^olmcs
Estrange Lennv Buchanan
WhitUker Meliish
Barrett Knapp
I Bridgett
, Haltland Lonsdale
B. WrAiich
Amey
Mb
W. Rippon
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27 Apr. 53
Cork.
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Chatham.
do.
Canterbury.
do.
Dublin.
do.
Woolwich.
do.
Barbadoes.
do.
Portsmouth.
do.
7 Apr. 54
China.
15 Aug.
C. of G.Hope.
1 Sept.
Melbourne.
19Jau. 55
Jersey.
3 Feb.
China.
20 Feb.
^homdiffe.
21 Feb.
Halifax, N. 8.
22 Feb.
Curragh.
31 Mar.
Canterbur}'.
1 July
Cape Town.
13 Oct. 1
Aldershot.
do. 1
Gibraltar.
do. -(
Corfu.
1 Nov. 56 Montreal.
' 10 Mar. 57 China.
1 April |Ix>ndon.
I lOFeb. 58 F^inboi^h.
; 19 Nov. 68 CeyloD.
; 26 Mar. 50
' 36 Oct. iA VL^\»,
447
War Services of the Offkert of the Medical Department,
Director General.
1 Mr. Altxander lerved with the 00th Hiflcs in the Kaffir wur of 1861-63 (Medal), aad «u
pilocipal Mi'dical Ofiicer ofthe Expedition acroM the Koi in 1861, as al!«o of KafTrarla for Mm*
noDths — wart tlmnked in orders. Proceeded with the fir^t troofis of the £aiitem Army to QaUqiuli
aa priocipal Me<lical Officer ; whs in ^ledical Charge of the Li^rht Divisioa of the Eaatem Army from
ita first taking tlie field throu-jliout tlie caniiiai;;n of 1864-65, until the Division left tlMCrimei
for England, without being absent from duty fur a single day, and waa present at the affair of BuU
ganac, battles of Alma and Inkcnnan, capture of BulaklaTa, Mege and fall of Sebastopol, tortkoa
S6th Oct., assaults of the Redan on 18th June and 8th Sept.; and was principal Medieal Oflker of
tha Kertch Expedition : was noticed in Lord Raglan's Dispatch after Inkerman, **- for his able ever-
tloDS as desening to be most honourably mentioned " ; hI*«o in General CodrinKtim's Dispatches aAer
the fidl of Sebastopol (Medal and three Clasps, CB., and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
Inspectors Ge^ieral and Deputy Inspectors General.
2 Doctor Linton preceded tlie army to the Kast in 1R54 on a special mission of inspectioQ
throughout Roumelia. Served with the army at Scutari and in Hnlguria ; accompanitd it to ttir
Crimea, and mas present at tlie atfuir of Duluanac, battles of Alma, Ualaklava, and fukarman,
aortic on 26th Oct, opening of the sU*ge of Sebastopol, and every succeeding bombardraeDt until it»
fall; was noticed in Lord Kaglun*H Dispatches of 1 1th Nov. 1864, " for his able exertiouA asde«errin$
of being most liononrably nientioued" (Medal and Clasps, CB.j and 4th Class of the Medjidir).
3 Doctor Forrest served in the expedition against the Rajah of Kolapore in 18C7. Alao ia the
expedition against the Insurgent Boers beyond the Orange River, South Africa, in 1845 ; and in the
Kaffir war of 184't (Me<lal). Whs in medical charge ofthe 3rd Division of tlie Eastern Army ai Gal-
Upoli and Bulgaria, and accom))ani('d the ex))e«liiion to tlie Crimea in Sept. 1864 ; was presmt at the
affiiir of Bulganac, capture of Balaklava, buttled of Aluia and Inkerman, and siege of Arbastopol;
and was noticed in Lord Raglun'i» Dii^patch after Inkerman, ** for hix able exertions as daseiviugto
be most honourably mentioned " < Medal witii three Clasps, CB,y 4th Class of the Medjidle, Tarkiih
Medal, and Honorary' Physician to the Queen).
4 Mr. Humfrey served at the siege of Sebastopol in 18^4-66 ', Modal and Clasp, and 4thClciof
the Medjidie).
6 Mr. Taylor served with the 29th the Sutlej campaign of 1846-40, ioclnding the battks of
Ferozeshah and Sobraon ( Medal and Clasf)) ; and with the 80th Regt. the Burmene war of 18fit-59,
Including the capture of Muitaban, the operations before Rangoon on the 1*2th, 13th, anft 14tk April,
and oapture of the Great Dagon Pagoda; also at the capture of Prome (Medal and Claap). Wy
In medical charge of the 3rd Divi»ion before Setmstopol from 20th March 1866 to the and of tbc
War, including the assaults of the Idih June and 8th Sept. (CB., Medal and Clasp>.
7 Doctor Atkinson served the campaign of 1847 in Kaffraria, under Sir George Berkeley (Vadal).
The following year he accompanied Sir Harry Smith's expedition over the Orange River agataai tJie
Insurgent Boers, and was present at the battle of Boem Plaats — remaining on the field wlA the j
wounded, the troops having pursued the enemy onwards. Was left in sole charge of the Ottrrtl |
Hospital and Garrison of Graham's Town during the Kuffir and Hottentot rebellion^ f^m Jan. 1851
to March 1862.
8 Dr. Dumbreck, prior to the breaking out of ho^tiIitics, was despatched on 8peeial seiikaesriy
in 1864 to the expected seat of war, and traversed on his mission Servia, Bul^ria, mnd psrt if
Boamelia, crossing the Balkan on his route ; he was subsequently for a short time principal assdieil
officer with the army, and served with it in the field as Senior Deputy luspector Oansiml, aad wii
pretant in this capacity and was attaclied to Head Quarters at the aflki^ of Balgwia0« the AIbs,
captura of Balaklava, battles of Balaklava and Inkerman, and siege of fiebaatopol (Medal sni
four Clasps, C^., and 4th Class of the Medjidie).
9 Doctor Lawson was present ut the stonn and destruction of the fortified native Maadingo
town of Sabajee, on the Gambia, 1st June 1853. Served in the Crimea fiom 8th November 1854 1»
16 Jan. 66 (Medal and Clasp for Sebastopol, and 4th Class of the Medjidie).
1 1 Doctor H ume served at the siege of Sebastopol ( Medal and Clasp, and 5th Claaa of the Me£idis).
13 Mr. Williams has received the 5th Clasn of the Medjidie.
13 Doctor Logan served with the 5drd the Sutlej campaign of 1846-6, and waa pfeamt at tht
ailkir of Buddiwal, and in the actions of Allwal and Sobraon (Medal and one Clasp). Served abost
. the siege of Sebastopol during 1855, and was present at the taking of the Quarriee on 7lh Jane,st
the assanlt of the 18th June, and as Principal Medical Officer of the Highland DlyiaioB at the fissl
asaanlt on the 8th Sept. (Medal and Clafip, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
14 Doctor Gordon served with the 53rd Regt. in the Sutlej campaign in 1846, ineledlBg Ik
affhir of Buddiwal, and actions of Aliwal and Sobraon (Medal and Clasp). Served la mcdicsl
charge of the 24th Regt. throunhout the Punjaub campaign of 1848-49, and waa pioeeuf at da
haitlee of Sadoolapore, Chillianwallah, and Goojerat (Medal and Clasps). Served In the Eastcft
campaign of 1864-56, present at the affair of Bulganac, battle of Alma, and capture of BalaUsvSf
and P.M. Officer of the 2nd Division throughout the siege and fall of Sebastopol • abo P.M.O. sf
the Kinbourn Expedition (Medal and Clasps, CB,^ and Knight of the Legion of Honor). Prindpsl
MedioU Officer with the Bxpeditionary force to China in 1867, and present at theeapcuaelCaateB.
FM,0, throughout the camnaign in Oude In 1866-69 ( Medal).
W Mi^>|fpBat eervtd irtth the 6t:^ t^TajsMns and pa the Medieal Stalf tbe l^i^ii n eiiif ilr
ti.JJUUm6b, indading tha banUe of ^iJ^aktev^ vA itei^ ^>5ikMi^»j^ OtMi'MiM. te^ ^ .
aod bfgfbt of the LG^an of KohotV i
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fFar Services of the Officers of the Medical Dep&rtment. 448
16 Doctor Jameton Mrrad in the Kaffir war of 1846*7 (Medal). Served in Turkej and Rosala
fttim April 1854 to Jnly 1866 (5lh Class of the Medjidie).
17 EkMtor Arthnr Anderson served the Eastern campaign of 1854 and up to 13tb June 1855, in-
clnding the battles of Alma, BalaklavUt and lukermau, and siege of Seba«topoI ; was P.M.O. 4th
Division at Dalaklava and Inkermau (Medal and four Clasps, and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
16 Dortor Tice served throughout the fiastmi cainpaign of 1854-55, in medical charge of the 2iul
Brigade Light Division, and was present at the afiair of Bulgauac, buttles of Alma and Bataklava,
md siege of debasto|iol ; was princijiai medical officer of the station wlien ihe battle of Balaklal^a
waa fought ( Medal witU Clnsps, 5th Cla^s of the Me<Ijidie, and Turkish Medal). Served In the
Indian war of 1857-58 as P.M.O. of lI.M.'s troops eai>t of Lucknow from Oct. 1857 to Jan. 1856 ;
■nbacqnently in meilicHl charge of ail the Infantry divi»ion8 at the sfegre and capture of Lucknow;
aa P.M.O. of the Rohileuud field force throughout that campaign, including the attack on fbrc
Boowah, action of Allyguuge, aud capture of Hareilly (Medal and Clasp, CB.).
19 Mr. Parratt »erved in the operations in the Yeang tse Kiang in China (Medal), including the
atorm and capture of Chin Kian-Foo. He was also present at tlie demonstration before Nankin.
20 Doctor Bcatson served as Surgeon of the olst Lt. Infantry throughout the Burmese war of
1852-53 (Medal and Clasp) ; was present on board the steam frigate Ferozty in the action with and
destruction of tlie stockades in the Uangoon Rirer, and during the three days* operations ending in
the capture of the Great Dagun Pagoda ; at the defence of Prome aud repulse of the night attack.
91 Mr. George Taylor has the 5th Class of the Mecyidie.
22 Mr. PayntiT served with tite Rifle Brigade in the Kaffir war of 184G-47 (Medal). Served
abo throughout tlie Kastem campaign of 1854-55; was present as Surgeon of the 13th Light
Dragoons at the afikir of Bulgsnae, nnd liuttlei of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkcniian; and as
1st Class Staff Surgeon in the 3rd aud 4th Divisions during the slcire aud at the fall of Sehasti^Ml;
also aceompanipd the expedition to Kertch (Medal nnd four Clasps, and 5th Class of the Medjidie).
23 Mr. Gammie served the Sutlcj campaign of 1845-6 (Medal and Clasps); was present with
the 80th RoKt. at the battles of Moodkce and Ferozenhah; and in medical charge of the 81tt at
Buddiwal, Aliwal, and Sobraou.
24 Doctor Dane served the Punjaub campaign of 1846, including the battle of Qocjerat( Medal).
86 Doctor Scott served at tlie first and second siege operations before Mooltan, Including the
eapture of the city, and surrender of the fortress. Also at the surrender of the fort and ganiton
of Cheniote, and battle of Qoojenit (Medal and Clasps). Promoted Staff Surgeon of the First
Claw *' (or eminent services throughout the whole siege of Lucknow."
26 Mr. Stewart served with the 9th Lancers in the campalu:n on the Sutlej in 1846, and waa
present at tbo battle of Sobraon (Medal). Ho served with the 14th Lt. Drs. throughout the Pun-
jaub campaign of 1848-9, including the battles of Ramnuggur, Chillian wallah, and Goojerat (Medal
and Clasps).
27 Doctor F. \V. Inne« aerve<l as Superintending Snigeon to the force under Havelock and
Oatram from 21st July 1857 until the fall of Lucknow in March 1858 and was thanked by tka
Governor General for ''his unwearied attention to the sick and wounded"— was present lathe
aetloiiaof Oonao, Bus«eerutgunge (both), Boorbeeakuchowkee, Blthoor, Mungarwar, Alambagh,
oeenpatlon of Alumbagh under Outram, siege and capture of Lucknow. Served with the Azimghnr
tftAA foree in all the minor actions until the expulsion of the Rebels from the Jugdespore Jangle;
aerved also in Shahabad until the iinal sujipression of the rebellion In that district (Medal and
Clasps, ami CB.),
28 Doctor Fraser served throughout the Eastern campaign of 1 854-55, including the battles of Alma
and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
28 Mr. J. II. K. Inues served as a volunte.'r in the Crimea (his regiment being in India) from the
coromeucement of the year until Aug. 1850, and was engagefl in the attack of the Redan on the
IBth June (Medal and Clasp, Turkish Medal Medjidie). Served throughout the ludian campaign
of lt*57-58 with the 1st Battalion (.Olh Rifles, including the actions on the Hiindun (wounded and
hone shot), battle of Budlce ke Serai, storming the heights before Delhi, siege, assault, and eapture
of the City. Served as Principal Medical Officer of Sir John Jones' force throughout all the eubee-
qneot operations in Rohilcund, and with Brigadier Troup's force in Onde daring the winter of
1868-59 (Medal and Clasp, C.B.).
90 Doctor Muir served with the 3dd Regt. throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854-56, includ-
ing the battles of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and three Clasps, and
Knight of the Legion of Honor).
81 Mr. Longmore served throughout the Eastern campaign of 1864-55, including the battles of
Alma and Inkerman, and tlie whole siege of Sebastopol ( Medal and Clasps, and Knight of the
Legion of Honor).
92 Doctor Currie served with the 16th Lancers at tlie battle of Maharajpore, 29 Dee. 1843
(Medal). A!so in the campaign on the Sutlej in 1846, including the aflfklr at Buddiwal, and aetlona
of Aliwal and Sobraon (Medal and Clasp).
33 Mr. O'Flaherty served in the Crimea from I7th Sept. 1854 (Medal and Clasp, and 6th Clan
of the Medjidie).
84 Doctor Mapleton served with the 40th Regt. in the action of Maharajpore (Medal).
Surgeons Major,
1 Doctor J. S. Prendergast accompanied the Eutem Bspedition in 1864 as tuigeon of the
' ^th %/tffL While In Bulsfrla he waa appointed to the personal etldT of Lord Baglaa, and attended
j>ittlalLifltidiitllMbatUeef AliD4,aadlnaIl thaotte:*etlMi antll hie lonlahip'a terit^ivlMBL
hie aeoAqiiiSed hie ramaint to^nglaad (Medal and Glaept) awl 6tli CteaitA ^BM^UiiflyMv .
440 H^ar Strvket qf tlu Officers of ike Medical IkparimmiL
4 J)r. Delmego verred throughout the n'holo Kaffir war of 1840-7, atflivkifiBiedioaldai^stof
thn 27th lictjchnont, and Bub»eqneiitly on promotion, aa a Staff Sargmm (Mcdml). Serradaboia
Turkey duriii<( the campaign of 1854-50f from Nov. 1854 to the fall of Seba»topoI (Medal and Claif).
5 Mr. Oi-orge Anilor«oii HiTretl the KaMern campaign of 1854 and from 15th Mmreh 1K6
(Mc'hil iinl CliMiitt, nnd .'iili Cltu^A of the Me<]ji(iii>.
0 Mr. Moom Mtuvnl the Easioin cainpaiprn of 18t>4-«>t>, including the adair of BoHnume, battle
of AliiiR, cn]iiiiro of lialaklava, M>rti<> of :20ih Oct., battle of Iiikcrman, and siege ciif Sebutapal
(Modal and lUuspsi, iiixl ^tb CInAs of tlio Medjidio).
7 Doctor Wood Hcrve I tbo iuiMt'-rn cumpai^n of 18ol-55 a^ Surgeon 42nd Hlf^hlaadera, ioeladlBi;
the uff.iir <}f Hulgiuiac, battles of Abita and Jiuluklava, and aa 1st Class Staff Stirvscon ia tlwIM
Division at tbo assault of the Redan on tlie 18tU June and during the siege of Sebaaloiiel up to
its fall (Moilul and three Clasps, fHU Cinss of Uie Medjidie, anil Turkish Medal).
8 Doctor I^n^loy served tbo KHStern campaign of 1854-«n> and has the Medal and Clasp for
Scbastupul, and tbi> Turkish M«Hla].
0 Dot-tor liadloy served with the 40th Rof;t. at the taking of the fiirt of Monora and KB^
rachec, in Lower Scintlc, in Feb. 1831); and scvvcd in tlic subsequent campaign against ibe
Ueloochcen andnction at Daduv, in Upper Scindo, in 1840. Served in tlie Crimea from 90th April
IS*V} (Medal and Cla«p, and oth Clasi of tbe Modjidie).
10 Mr. Foakor serve(l throughout the Ea<ttcrn campaign of 1854-d5, aa Surgeon 38th Regt.,tDd
as Ut S'aff Surj^ciTu, iiicludiiu the I)attlc» of Alma and Inkeriuan, siege and fall of Sebaatopol, lad
expedition to Kinbouni ( Mcdul and Clasjis).
11 Mr. Cowan scrveil with tbo 1 9th in China (Medal), and was pitMcnt during f.he opcralkioi
agaiu-'^t Canten, and ut the attack and ca]»turc of Cbnpoo, Shanghai, Woosung, and Chia Kii&g
loo ; also in tbe Pnnjaub campaign of 1848-40 (Mcilul).
12 Doctor Home 8<>rved in the Crimea from *27th July 1855 (Medal and Clasp for Sebaslopal,
and 5tb Cla'^s of the ^Tcdjidii').
13 Doctor Stone served with tbo 14lh Lt. Dragoons against Kolaporc in 1844-45. Served also In
the Crimea (Medal and Clasp for Sebastopol).
14 Doctor Sail served in the Kaffir war of 18o2-53( Medal).
10 Mr. Davios served with th? 4Uth Rcgt. the Eastern campaign of 1834-55, including the liattlrs
of Alma and Iniccrman, siege of Sebastopol, and S(»rtie on Stith Oct. (Medal and Clasps, Sardiaisa
Medal, and r)tb CIa«9 of the Mcdjidie).
17 Mr. Matthew SLi'\ed in tbe Crimea (Medal and Clasp, and Knight of the Legion of Honer).
18 Mr. WarinjjT served in tbe Kaffir war of 1847 (Medal).
10 Mr. Stewart served with tbe 18tb Royal Irish Regt. in the China war in 1841-13 (Medal); in
1852-i>3 in tbo second Burmcso war (Medal) ; and lauded in 1854 in tbe Crimea with the Ita^.
Medal and Clusp).
20 Mr. Mocklor served with tbi; 10th Rest in the Punjaub campaign of 1848-49, iadadftif
tbo latter part of the siege Ojicratious before Moultan, the surrender of tliat fofftren, and battle i
(loojerat (Medal and Clasps).
21 Mr. Franklin berved with the 3iil Light Dragoons thronghoot the campaign of 1849 in
iXffghanlstan (Meflal), and was present at the forcing of the Kbybcr Pass, storming the hrigfatacf
Jngdulluck, action at Tezeen and Hufikotnl, occupation of Cabool, and capture of IsbiUffp Abb
tbe Sutlej campaign of 1845-6, including the battles of Moodkee and Fenneahah (Heda) nad oae
Clasp).
22 Mr. 3[' Donald served with the 25tb Regt. on the expedition against the inatirgant Bom
and taking of Port Natal in June 1842. Also with tlm 73rd Regt. tbronghoot the Knflr Waruf
1851-3 (MerJal), and accompanied tho cxi>oditiou into Krehs country in Dec. 1851 aa Qtmtt
Medical Officer.
Staff Surgeons,
1 Doctor George served with tbe 12th Lnncers in the Kaffir war of 1851-53>53 (Medal); was
present ut tlic battle df the Tlona on the SOth Dec. 1852.
2 Doctor Frsser served with tbe 74th Reut. throughout Uio Kaffir war of 1851-62-63.
3 Doctor Galbraith served with the OOTh in New Zealand, and was iiresent at Ohacawai avi
Ruapckapeka. lie was the senior medical officer present during the greater part of the opera*
tions in tbn southern district of New Zealand : at several skirmishes in tbe vdley of the Uott; alse
at the Horokiwl on tho 0th Aug. 184B.
4 Surgeon Macpbcrson served with the 40th Rc^^t. at Candahar, at the relief of Khelat-1-ObiIsaei
and in various minor opcraticms in AfFghauistan in 184 1-42 (Medal). With thc53rd Begt. dnringpart
of the Sutlej eampai'jru of 1 84.')- 16. And with the 9th Lancers in the Punjaub campaign of l(M8-40,
including tbe ))a'(sa(:eorthe Clienabut Ramnuggar,and battle of Chillianwallah (Me^land Clasps).
5 BIr. Barrow sened in the Queen's Royal Regt. in the campaign of 1844 in tlic Southern Mah-
ratta country (including tbe storming of the fortress of Punella), and that in the Concanin 1845.
Ser^'cd aliK>'durinGr tbe Kaffir war In 1852-53 (Medal).
(i Mr. L. C. Stewart sen-ed with the 29th Regt. throughout the Punjaub campaign in l848-fl^
includln.; tbe passage of the Chcnab, and the battles of Chillianwallah and Goojerat (Medal aad
Clasps).
7 Doctor Rutherford served with the G2nd the Sutlej campaign of 1845-46» and waa 1b medinl
chanre of tbe Regt. at the battle of Sobraon (Medal). Served in tbe Eastern campaign of 1854.55,
including tbe Hie^'e of Sebastopol (Medal and CIa>p).
8 Doctor Lcwins served with the 63rd H(^t. the Eastern campaign of 1854 and ap t9 Uie IJKli
January 1655, including tbe battles of Ahna, fialaklaya, and Inltermanf ao4 -tiegt ^i^^^^aafifi
(Medai and four Claspn).
War Semdu oftiie Officers of the MeAcAl Department. 450
9 Mr* Ewidg terred with tho 96th Ragt. In the Indian eampafgn In IBSS, inclnding the siege
and -Gcplara of Kotah, battle of Kota ka Serla, and gcnvrul action resulting in the capture of
Oviaior (Medal).
10 Mr. Snnter served in the Crimea during the siege of Sebastopol from 20th July 1855 (Medal
and Clasp, and Turkish Medal).
11 Snrgeon Crocker landed In the Crimea with the 2nd Datt. Royals on 22 Apr. 1855 ami was
at tlw siege and fall of Scbastopol (Afedal nnd Clasp).
12 Mr. Irwiu was in medical churgo of the 27tli Regt. from the Ixt Jaly 1846, and during the
Kaffir war of 184A, 47, 48 (.Hrdal) ; and in mtHlical charge of the Ist division in the field, in the
dparadona under Mnjor General Hare, from July until November 1846.
19 fioigeon Ivey serfcd with the army in Turkey and Bulgaria In 1854, and in the Crimea In the
3l6t RegL in 1855, inclnding the siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
14 Sai^eoB Saimdera served In medical charge of the 47th Regt. the Eastern campaign of
1854<-55, including the battles of Alnia and Inkerman^ capture of Balaklava, siege of i?eba8topoI»
aad tortie on 26th Oct. ( Medal and Clasps).
15 Doctor Bain aerved at the siege and full of Sebastopol from 13th May 1855 (Medal and Clasp^
10 Doctor FniriNdm served- with the 41ftt thnuigliout the campaign of 1842 in Affg1ianli>tan, and
was present at the engagements on the 2dlh March and 28tli April In the Pishern Valley ; in those
near Candnhar, ut.Onnine, and before Gimznee; occupation and destruction of that fortress and of
Cabool ; espedition into Kohistan; storm, capture, and drstruction of Isitaliff, and the varlons
minor affaird In and between the Bolin and tlio Khyber l^EUBses (Modal).
17 Surgeon Bindon served in the Kaflir war of 184()-47, and in that of 1851-53 (Medal).
18 burgeon Wciib served with the lUth Rnpt. throughout tho Pnnjanb campaign of 1848-0, in-
cluding tho whol^' of the s)o<rc operations befoiv, and surrender of, Mooltan, and buttle of Goojerat
(Mfidal and two Chisps). Served with the 4r)th Regt. nt the siege of 6eba»to])oI lu 1854-55 (Medal
and Clnsp).
10 Suigeon Poole served In the Kaffir war of 1851-53 (Me«1a1).
20 Surgeon Home served in the Ea^'tern campaign of 1854-55, Inclnding the battle of Alma and
alege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clar.ps).
SI Mr. Tliernton serve<l the Bastem campaign of 1854-^, inclnding the affairs of Bulganak
asd M^Kenzie's Parm, battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman, siege and full of Sebastopol (Medal
and Clasp, and 5th Class of the Medji'lic).
22 Mr. Cross served In the Crimea from the 9rd Feb. 1855 aud has the Medal and Clasp for Se-
bastopol.
S3 Mr. Small served In the Kaffir war of 1851-53 (Medal).
94 Burgeon Li}(«rtwood served In the Crimea (Medal and Clasp, and Knight of the Legion of Honor)
25 Surgeon Hendley was present in an engagement between th(^ British troops and the Ma-
faAmetans of Combo in the Qambia, on the 17th July 1855, and received ctmtuMons on the chest
and fovehead from mnsket-bclls. He served also with the combined forces of the French and English
on the 4th Aug. following, when the stockaded towu of Sabajec wa^ taken and destroyed.
26 fiorgeon Fasson served with the 53rd in the campaign on the Sutlcj, and was present at Bad-
dfwal and Allwal (Medal). He served with tho 14th Lt. Drs. throughout the Punjaub campaign of
1848-49, including ttie t>attles of Ramnuggur, Chi llian wallah, and Qoojerat (Me<lal and Cla«ps).
^ Doctor Dnnlop served with the 32cid Itegt. during the Punjaub campaign of 1848-49, and was
present at the fintt and second siegr opeiDtion^ before Mooltan, including the capture of the city and
amreilderof tlie fortress ; alM) present at the surrender of tho ftirt and gfarrlson of Cheniote, and
battle of Goojerat (Metlal and Clasps). Sen-ed the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the
battles of Alma and Inkerman, sic/c of Sebastopol, and attack on the Redan on the 18th June and
8th Sept. (Medal and Clasps).
28 DoctiJT Hardie served with tho o3nl Regt. in the Punjaub campaign in 1840 and was present
at the battle of Goojerat (Medal and Cla^p).
SO Burgeon Olbbons served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battles of Alma
and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sebastopol (wounded 20th Oct. 54, by a shell iu the trenches), and
attuid; and occupation of the Cemetery on the 18th June ; was especially mentioned in Lord Raglan's
Diepatehes for his exertions (Medal and Clasps, and Knight of the Legion of Honor). Served the
Indian campaign of 1857-58 in medical charge of the 32nd Lt. Inf. and was present at the successful
attadc on tho entrenched position at Dehaygain, capture of tiie fort of Dirhool, action at Doadpore,
affair afJugdespore, »urrender of the forts of Amethie and Lurkerpore, and accompanli'd the column
Qrider Colonel Cafmichail which drove Bcni Mndhoo across Xh*t (xogra (Medal).
90 Doctor Nicholson served as Stnff A8<iist. Surgeon In the Kaffir war of 1847-48, and with the
60th Rifles in the Kaffir war of 1851-53 (Mednl).
^1 Mr. Weld served with the 47th Regt. in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including tJie siege
and fhll of S^fbatttopol (Medal and Clasp).
92 Surgeon Moffatt Ferve<l witii the 2nd Regt. in the Kaffir war of 18^>l-53 (Medal).
«^ Doctor Irvine 9erve<l throughout the operations with Havelock'sn Column in 1857 in Medical
elkaiigp of the Royal Artillery (Maude's), inclnding the actions of Futtehpore, Aouiig, Pandoo Nuddce,
Cownpore, Oonno, Bui^eerut Gunge, Mungawnrra, and Alumbagh, relief and defence of the Residency
at Lacknow (mentione<l lu d(>spatches) ; with Outrnm*8 force in the Alumbagh from Nov. 1857 to
March 1858, and at the slece and capture of Lnckuow by Lord Clyde (Medal and Clasps).
34 Doctor Smyth served the Eastern cam}:aign of 1854-55, including the battle of BalakUiva and
aiwe of Sebastopol (Medal and two Clusps).
Sfrf Surgeon T^dd aerved In the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 including the affklr of Bolganao
aiid tattle of Alma f Medal end Clasp» and Turkish Medal).
ABl War 8ervue$ of the Officer qf the Medical D^^artment.
85 Surgeon Ingham woi present and Id Medical Charge of the 69nd Lt. Inf. at tbe action with
tfaa Sealkote mutineers at Trlmmoii Gliat Goorsdaspore on 12th and 10th Jvlj 1809, ud at the
iiege and capture of Dellii.
96 Mr. Knox served with llic dtlth Uegt. iu the (Minea from 35 Aug. 1855 and haa the Mifal
and Clasp fur Sebastopol.
37 Doctor Buckle Mrvod iu tlie P^^^ian cauipaigu of 1850, Including the storm and eaptuTt of
Resliire and Kunenderof liu«liirc.
38 Mr. M*Dermott sorwd tht> Kistcru campaiirn of 1854-55, inclading the battles of Alma
and Bdlaklava, »ie;;e ami fall of Scbustopul (Mcdul and Clasptt).
39 Doctor Bonn servdl tiic Eastern campaign of 1854-55, Including the affUr of Maefceailt*!
Ftarm, battleA of Alma, Balaklava, and Inlcerman, siege of Scba^topol, repuke of the sortie ea
Sfith Oct. 1854, and usAaidt on the Hedan on the 8l1i Sept. 1855; also present at the bombardmcat
and surrender of Kinbouni (Mediil and Clasps).
40 Doctor Franklyn served tliu lu'Iian campaign of 1857-58 with the Royal Horse Artillery,
including tlie uttuck ou Secuudra, storm and capture of Meeangunge, capture of Loeknow, with
Asimghur Reld force in the affairs of 0th and lOth June (was sereral times mentioned in dcspaiebo,
twice fnr gallantry and once for grnornl ability and zeal, Medal and Clasp).
41 BIr. Campbell served in charge of head-quarter staff' and eseort during the Kaffir war of
1852-3 (Medal); uccompaiiicd the expedition acniss tlie Rei In Aug. ISftS; w-as preasnt at the
last and effectual clearing of the Waterkloof, and, accompanying the expedition bi^ond the Ofiage
River agaioMt Llie Basuto cliief Mosliech, was prrftent at the Berea.
4*2 SnrKcon FitzOeruld stT\'pd in tlie Crimea from 8th to 80th May 1853 (Medal and Clasp, aadSth
Class of the Met^idie ).
43 Doct<ir H. F. Smith served tliroughont the Kasteni campaign of 1854-55; was attacfasd to
Head Quarters and not absent a simile dny from duty ; hud mi'dical charge of Staff belonging to
Arijntant and Qnnrter MastiT Gciirrar'* Departments, and snhscquently ou the personal Stan of Sir
James Simpson and .Sir William rodrinQ[(on ; pn*sent at Bidganac, Alma, Bnlaklava, Infcenaan,
•iegt; and fdll of HoUastopnl (Medal and four Clastps, and 5th Clatis of the Me^idie).
44 Surgcim Rennie 8ervc<i witli the lOth Rout, in the Indian campai;;n of 1H57-59, and was pre-
sent at the mutiny ut Dinapore iu mcHlicul cl)arge of the Regt. capture of Atrowleen in msdicd
charge of the fiolii force, advance to Luckuow including actions of Cbands, Umeerpore, and Saltan-
pore ; bie^rtt and capture of Lnclcnow, relief of Azimgliur including passage of the Tonse aads&Ir
at Binhceah ; capture of Jugdc^pore, and action at Chitowrah (Medal and Clasp).
45 Sur^eou Rutherford servef I with the '2ud Dragoons iu the Crimean campaign from 17th Nor.
1854, including the battle of the Tchernaya, siege and fall of 8ehastopo1 (Medal and Clasp).
46 Surgeon Moline served with the 2*2nd Regt. durinit the campaign of 1844*45 in iba Soatbsrn
Mahratta country ; and was present at the taking; of the forts of PanuUa and Powng^ur.
47 Doctor Robert M'Nab served in suppressing the Indian Mutiny in 1857-58. and was masent
with the 64th Regt. in the operations at Cawnpore under General Windham, defeat of the QvsDor
mutineers on 6th Doc, and action (»f Khalee Nuddee (Medal).
Assistant Surgeons.
1 As6i«t.Surgeon Brady served ou the Medical Staff and in the 57th Refft. the Bastem aaapaign
from May 1854 to Dec. lt^55, including the battles of Balaklava and Inkerman, siege and Mi of
Sebastopol, attack of the Redan on the 18ih June, and expedition to Kintwurn ( Medal and thm
Claatps, and Kuight of tbeLfCKion of Honor).
2 Mr. Lane served with the 80th Regt. in the Burmese war of 1852-53, including the attack fla
the outpost of Tomboo and scvenil operations In its vicinity (Medal).
3 Assist.Surgeon Scott served witli the 67th Regt. in tlie Eastern campaign of 1854-55, in-
cluding the battles of Balaklava and Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol, and was speeially reported
to Lord Raglan for gallantry and devotion to duty under the thickest fire of the enemy on ttie fteld
of Inkerman (Medal and three Clanptt).
4 Assist. Surgeon Tippetts served with the 7th Fusiliera the Eastern campaign of 1854 55, ineladisf
the affair at Bulganac, battles of Alma ami Inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp*).
5 AAsist.Surgeon Kellctt served in the Crimea at the siege aod fall of Sebastopol (Medal as4
Clasp).
6 AssistSurgeon Bayffeld served with the 19th Regt. at the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medsl
and Clasp ).
6t Assist. Surgeon Cullen served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 (Medal and Clasp ibr Se-
bastopol).
7 Assist.Surgeon Bryson served with the 07th Kegt. at the siege and fall of Sebastopol from
20th Nov. 1854, and was on the storming party at the assault of the Redan on the 8th Sept. (Medal
and Clasp).
8 Assist.Surgeon Titterton served in the Eastern campaign In 1854-55, including the battle of
Balaklava, siege and fall of Sebastopol, and attacks of the I8th June aod 8th Sept. (Medal and
Clasps).
9 Mr. Wolseley served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 with the 2()th Regt., ineludlBg the
battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman (wounded) siege and fall of Sebastoiraly and assaults sf
the 18th June and 8th Sept (Medal and Clasps).
10 Mr. Roberts served with the 72nd Highlanders in the Crimea from 18th Juna 18M, ineladiif
the expedition to Kertch, siege aod fall of Sebastopol, and atueks of the 18th J una and Hh lirt>
(Meditl aod Oasp, and Tuikish MedalV dtrrad withtha 79th Highlaadan te tb« ladln mm^^
of lti57m^ loclnding the tH/tgt and ca^^um td \AJt%iy9W) %X(afik on the Ibrt cf KoDfili, «lta¥
AUjgonge, and eapttrn of BtxelUy O&adil ukd Oas|^^.
Depmrtmenti
4AU
11 Aiftot. Surgeon Randell served with the 62nd Regt. in the Qrlmea from 4th July 1856, in-
cluding the siege and &11 of Sebastopol, and assault or the Redau on the 8th Sept. (Medal and
GUap).
13 Doctor Young served at the %iege and fall of S^bantopol in 1854«>55 (Medal and Clasp).
13 Mr. Patterson served in medical charge of the field force employed against the rebel Kareens
in Bannah in 185G and was preiK'nt in six eiigtigements.
14 Doctor Collins «erved during tlic Sepoy Mutiny in 1 857-58 and was present at the nlief of
Lncknow by Lord Clyde iuciudin;a; the attacicA on the Dilkoooha, Martiniere, an<i Secunderl>agh ; with
Ontram's Dikinion in tite Alumba^jh and engaged in the various operations there; also at the siege
and capture of Lncknow.
16 Doctor B«v«ridMe »erved with the 78th Highlanders in the Indian campaign and was present
with Outram's force in the Aliiinba^h, including tiie repulse of numerous attacks, and operations end
im fca the final capture of Lucknow (Medal and Clasp).
10 Mr. Roe served with the 89th Regt. at the siege of Sebastopol from 2nd March to 28 Jane
1855 and attack on the 18th June (.Meditl and Clasp).
17 Doctor Seddall served with the 33rd Regt. at the siege and fkll of Sebastopol in 1855, and
aaiaalt of the Redan on the 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
18 Doctor Stranaghan served in the Crimea from lUth May 1855, including the siege and fall of
Sebastopol and attack of the 7th and 18th June, and final assault of the 8th Sept. (Medal and Claap).
19 Assist.Surgeoo Jessop served with the Scots Fusilier Guards in the Crimea from June 1855
<Medal and Clasp). Was present doing duty witli tlie Royal Artillery at the capture of Canton on
iS Dec. 1857.
20 Mr. Hunt has received the Silver Medal of the Royal Humane Society for Intrepid condnot in
saTing life.
21 Mr. Webb served with the 19th Rext. in the Crimean campaign of 1854-55, iacliidiiig the
battlaa of Alma and Inkerman, siege and fall of Sel)a»to]'oI (Medal and Clasps).
2*2 Doctor Why lock ser\ed with ilip 75th Regt. at the siege of Delhi and at the battle of Budlee-
kaserai, where he killed two of the enemy, one in close combat tliereby saving the life of an £uto>
pean soldier.
23 Mr. Sparrow served with the 08th Regt. in the Peshawur Expeditionary force on ttie EasoArie
frtmtier under Sir Sydney Cotton in April and May 1858, and at the afiTair with the Hindoaimee
fanatics on the heights of Satana on the 4ih May.
Purveyors.
1 Mr. Clapp has received the War Medal witli two Clasps for St. Sebastian and Nivelle.
2 Mr. Pratt Joined the army in the Peninsula in Jan. 1810, and was present at the siege and
^ptnre of San Sebastian, and with the head-quarters during the operations in the Pyrenees. H6 hai
reeetved the War Medal with two Cla«pa.
3 Mr. Wreford served in the Peuinsala from 1812 to the end of that war in 1814, and waa
present with head quarters during the operations in the Pyrenees in Jnly, August, and September
1813. He accompanied the expedition under the late Lord Keaoe to New Orleans, and waa
preaant with tlie troops in all the affairs before that city ; after which he served in France, and
neently in Turkey. He has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
5 Mr. Fitfgeraki has received the 5th Class of the Medjidie.
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Scale of Allowance in addition to Ha\f'Pay,
I si Class.— 10«. Qd. per diem . 2nd Class.— 8«. C<f. per diem.
In the event of tiu> SiaU' OlKcvr of PeniionerK being subject to additional expense in consenuence of bla
emiitoyment in aid of Uie Civil Power at a distance from head -quarters, he will nlso receive a further allowance
of Are aUilUncsa duy while neccKSurily detained from home, together with the amoont of travelling chaxgaa
thus Incarred by him.
Contingent AlUnvnncei,
For 76 enrolled mon, one shilling a day ; lO*) and upwards, one shilliug and sixpence a day; 200 and upwBfda,
twi> ahilliags a day ; Officers witii Brevet rank hare two ahillings a day m addition.
Any Captain applying to the :*ecrctary of State for War to be appointed a titalf Officer of Penslouera should
Bnawer distiaclly the following questions a« to his qualiflcations;—
1st. yVhtU is his agi) T Whether on full or half-pay ? Wh>'ther serving abroad or at home ?
ttnd. lias he completed flfieen years' M>rvice t.n full t»ay, and in wliat corps?
8rd. What is ttie date of his cuiumisaion as Caulaiu ?
4tb. Haa he received the difference when placed on half-pay t Did be retire at his own request, from lll-bealtb
or from wounds f
64b. Haa lie aerved as Adjutant or Paymaster, or on the Staff in any capacity lilvlj to qualify bim for tbt
duties o( Staff Officer of Pensioners 7
OU. Has be eertlAcatet of ability and fltnesa from officen under whom he sere ed t
N.Q. Ofleera und«r or above the rank of Captain, or whose appointment woaM Inrolfo ImmedlBte Bnret cauk^
or wl^ bavins nott? ed tbo dllftwiice, aro not pritfand to repiy It, tit looUc^ Iqi Ua vv^cftaKx^iaiX ^\ ^MA
OOccr dr ftnatoiitn.
wum
War Services of Staffs Officers of Pensioners.
I CoIomI Croftoa wm appointed PenlM liit«rprtt«r to tht forco undor BrigodWr-OMorol Lltcharid.lii Aogut
ISM. «nd terved with it tlironKliout tb* arduoun operation! in Parkur, ondagauwt Ibo trlbot in Um N.W. DoMt^
whirta Midvd in the taking of Balmeer.
8 M^or Middlemoro tenod in liio latier part of th« KaiBr war of 1B4A-47 ; alto throocboot that of 1891«tt
(If wlaij a« arcond ti'nior olRctr of the Reserve Battalion 81«t Regimen^ end fkvquentljr couimanded it In Tarioat
eagngemente, and wm prrient In every nflhlr the Baiulinn wa-i engaxed ip during tho war s oommaadad ISO
men with Eyre'n Divi*ion in hie flr«c attack on tiie AniHtolaa and Noble Valley.
8 Gapuin Sinclair »er«ed the campaign of 1814 In Holland ai a volunteer ,and waiMTorely wounded at the attaci
on the furtifled Tillage of Meraem on the 8nd Feb. 1814.
4 Colonel Oran«e terved in the Burmete war In 18:iA, and has reoeived tin* Indian War Madal for Ava.
5 Colonel Du Veniet served with the 4dlh Ueginieiit in tlie Buriaete wnr in 1886-80.
7 M^r J. P. Pigou aerved wiih tiie I8«d Roffim^nt at the lat and Snd alege operatloaa before MooUaa,la*
eluding the atiark on the suburb* on the 87th Dec. 1848. atorm and capture of the eitj, and surrandar of Ihe
fortree*; was also present at the eurreiider of the fort and narrison of i;henlot«*» and battle of Oocjerat (Hadat
asd Uaapi). Harved the Kaetem canpaiga of 18S4-M with the Ambulance Corpe (Medal and ClMsf^ aad
Brevet MeJor).
• 0 ilonel Ftorbea terved in the Cape Mounted Ridemen In the Kafllr campaigns of 1884-6.
9 M^or Ready served as Adjutant of the 11th Light Dragoons at the siege and capture of Bhurtpare la IISM
(Medal).
10 Mi^or Tench served with the 4Aih Regiment during the Kaffir war of 1846-47 (Nodal), and waa aftarwaidt
preaent m ihe action with the insurgeat Boei s at Boem Hlaats.
II Colonel Caiupbeil served in th*- l*eiiinsula with the 4th Purtusuese Regt. from 80 May 1810 to tha and oftbat
war in 1814, including the battle of Uusaco, Lines ot Torrvs VedrNt, action of l^ampo Mayor, liettle of Albubcra,
first and second sieges of Btulajox, action at Arroyo dc Molliio, baitivs of Vitloria, Pyienee*, Pamprlnna (severely
woandad In the tide>: on the 87th July with the Company he commanded he defendfd the hill where the pnaeifial
attack uf that day was made, and drove the French thrice from 11 at the point of thr bayonet, fur whicii be was
promoted to the Brcvvt lUnk of Capuin In tht Purtugui>sit Army, ashtaied In the Gaz§tt0 of llth Aug. 1813—
** Em runsequenua da sua boa conductn no Carapo de Baialha." Alio presf^ntai the battle »f Itie Nive ou 8th
Dec, and in that before Bayoune on tha 18th UoMmber. On the SOtb Dec. 1818 be commanded four companies
of his Rtgt., with which he toolc the Island of Holrlacue on ilie river Adour, and captured a number of prisoners
and a quantity ol provisfont and forage, which were forwarded to I^ord Hill's kead-^uartars. Aftarwarde weamt
at tha battle of Orthe«,the action at Aire, and battle of Toulouse. Head tevefely lajatad 84th June 1818, whea
pursuing the enemy to Pampeluna. Has received the Silver War Medal with seven Claape»aB4 aOoMCroii
from the Kina of Portugal for his services In Ave campaigns.
18 Colonel Trevor berved thn campaign of 1814 In Holland; and that of 1818 in Flanders and France, and was
pretani at the battle ol Waterloo and captures of Cambray and Paris.
18 Colonel Mounsteven served Ihe campaign uf 1816, and waa severely wounded at the baltia of Waterloo.
14 M. Jor Cnilee aerved with the 6Ui Regiment in the Kaffir war In 1861 (Medal;.
16 Lt.Uiil. WiUson served as Adjutant to the Royal Manner of ihe Mediterranean fleet; la that ci^mei^ with
tha Isi Battalion in the operaiions on the coaMt of 8yna(NHval War Medal, and one from the Bnlian); was at
the attack and capture of hldon ; and on board the PrincfM* CharMte at the battle 9t Si. Jaaa d'Acre. Served
four «aartin the Koyal Navy prior tuhia appointment as becoiid Lieutenant.
10 Major Sharp served in the Snd Batt. uf the Royals in Canada daring ihe rebellioa in 18S8. landed
with the Battalion in the Crimea on the Silnd April 1855, and was at tha aicge aud fall of S^MWlopol (Medal aud Clasp,
and bill Class of the MeiUidie).
17 CapUin Steole served at the capture of Java in 1811 as an officer of Royal Marlnes,aad hat raeelTcd tha Wtr
Medal with one Clasp.
18 Capt. Peddle served in Holland with the ^Ist Fusiliers in 1818 and 14, and wat preeeut at the attack on
Meracm, the bombardment of the French fleet at Antwerp, and assault on Bergi-n-op-Koom.
18 Major Chester i«rvcd with the 63id Regt. in the SntltJ campaign of 1846-40, Incladhig ibe alfctr at Dadii
wal, and buttles of Aliwal (wounded) and Sobraon (severely wounded by a musket ball throug h tha body):
Medal and CU^p.
80 Maiur Follows wat present with the 48rd Light Infantry In the attack an New OrleaM in Jan. 1816. He
landed with his Regt. at Oatcnd on the 18th June fuUowing, and was prtsent at the raptare of Parte.
81 Captain (jeorgc Fred. Moore served with the loth Reg>. in the early part of tha slagw operatiowabiforr
M<*olian in 1848 iMedal), iniluding the affair of the 0th Aept., and tha storming of the aaamy'a atroi^t^
entrem-hed position ; a as severely wounded in the thigh on 4tli November.
28 Lt.Col. William O'Neill served as a volunteer with the 88rd Regt. from 1st Feb. 181810 the lOlk of Aagast
following, when he was appointed to an ensigiicy in that regiment, )irescnt with it at tha battle uf Salamanca
capture of Madrid and the Rctiro, retieat fmm Madrid and Salamanca, battle of ^ttorla, blockada of PMafslaaa,
baiilet of the Pyrenees (from 97ih to Scth July), Nivi-lle, Nive, and Orthr% actions of Sauveterre, Vie BIgorre, aad
Tarbe>, and battle of Touloiife, besides several afinini and skirmishes : he has received the War Madal with eight
Clasps. He served afterwardv in Ceylon during the Kandian war in 1817, 18, and 18, and waa tha ladivMnal
offlrer who made the two Kandian chiefs, together with many of their followers, prisoner*, which at aacaput aa
and to that formidable rebellion, and fur which he received the thanks, in General Ordera,of ibaOovaraoraad
Commaiider-iO'Chief Sir Robert Brownrigg, at also of the Duke of York.
83 Cilonel Graham has the Sid Class of the MeiiUiUie for Service with the late Turkish Contingent.
84 Major tiraves servi>d with the 18th in China (Medal) from Sept. I84() to June 1847, and wi«apreacat at the
storniinie and capture of the heights above Canton, attack nnd capture of Amoy, second caprure of Chaaaw, atfark
and capture of the heights of Chinghae, occupation of Nlngpo, and repulse of tlie night-attack, attack aad capters
of the enemy's entrenched camp on the heights of Sigoan, attock and capture of Chapoo^ Wooeuag, Shaagbai,
and Oliin Kiana Foo, and demonstration before Nankin. He was aUo present at the operattoaa in tha Cantoa
liver, under M^jor-Gon. D'Aguilar in April 1847, and was selected as the officer to remain In enmawnd at the
Factories when the force was withdrawn, for tbe purpose of organizing and drilling the Asioclated Qantlemra
Volunteers at Canton.
86 Lieut.Colnnel Thornton commanded the Engineers and corpt of Pontonters during Ibe campaign In Arra-
can in 18)24. and was present at the attiicks on Puddowa, Mahutee, and Arracan city (Mcdal>. In ISS8 was
appointed Chief Kngineer to the army of tiie Indus, and commanded the detachiqentt uf BrIilah troupe arhicb flrst
crossed thtt^ river; ailerwardk constructed a bridge of boHtsoverit.fur which lie received thanks in 0*-nerali)rder«.
as alsu lor opening a pns»a^e for the army through the Bulan Pans and over the Amran Mountains. Rcconnottred
the fortress of <Jhuznee and proposed a plan of attack, which being successful, he received tha thaaka af the
Commander In Chief, and afterwards of the Ouvemor General of India (Medal and C0.).
96 Lt Col. Sampson served the campaign In Tuscany, and wat in the actiun beiore Genoa, and at tka oaptaiuaf
that cit> In 1814. Served In the expedition to tbe Cbesapeak, and wat in the action at Bladvnalmnr, and ai ibt
capture of Waihington, 84th Aug. 1414. Present in the action before Baltimore, Sept. 1814. Sanud In fiiniilt.
and was in tha action before New Orieons 8ih Jan. 1816 ; also at the capture of Fort Bowyef.
f7 CapMio Wily tarvod the campaign on the SutleJ (Medal and three Claips),hiclndlns tha tttttoa •Tl
Jhrewhah, AUwii, aad Sabfaon,!]! whkhVaat «amEraMin\,Uk4 4»xla« tha boiiaet part of tht
fFar Senieet of S^ff Offictrs of Ftntimtrt.
456
r««ded to Um eommtml of tkt SOth B«f[t., and brouffat it oat of the action ; hit gallantrr In Uie hand-to-htnd
ooaiiet with Um •nemy attracted and called forth the marked and written approbation of Sir Harry Smith and
Brigadier Penny, and for which ho wai noted by Lord Gough " a^ one worthy of reward for meritorloue conduct
In action with the enemy."
S8 Captain M*Nair terved dtirlnff the American war in the campairni of 1819 and 14 on the borders of Lake
Ooiarla, and on the Nlagaru frontier, including the Inveitment of Fort Uroree, action at Black Rock and capture
of the town of BuAilo ; slef e of Port Erie, and the action at the sortie, 17th Sept. 1814, beeide other aflhira.
Prisoner of war about tix monihi.
39 Lt.Culoncl Bruce served m Assistant Adjutant Oenor.il to the Force under Sir OaoTfe D'Amtlar In 1867,
which capturvd the Bofne, Uoeca Ti|^ri^ and Itarrier Fort* in tlie Canton Rirer, inoiiniliiff In all 879 placM of
kMTy oronance. He whs alco preeent at the oporatlont before Canton.
90 Gkptain Drlrer wa^ landed at Xonte Video for the protection of British property In 1845, and tarred than
aniil July 1847. the lai>t five nionlbtai Major of Brltade. Served iis MHjorof tiie8nd Battalion Boyal Mariaet
in Ctilna from k.\x%. 18A7 to Jan. 1858, inrludini; the blockade of the Canton river.
SI CapUin Oore t»>rved with the ButTii in tlie battle of Punniar (MedNl). 8**rT«>«i with the 20ih Refrt. at the
aieica of Scbaatopoi (wounded.) tmrn ttie 11th July ISA:), also at thu capture of Kinbonm (Mt-dal k, Clatp).
85 Mi^}or Mackinnon terved with the lOih Lsincrrt in the cnrnpainn in Atfglianiitan ol 1888-30 under I<ord
Kaana. and wat prettent at the liege and capture of Ohuxnee (MMal). Several alto throusrhout the SutlcJ campaign
of 184S-40, and wat pre«ent at the afl'air of Buddlwal (charirer killed under him by a round thot), and battlea of
Alival and Sobraon (Medal and ClaKp).
S4 M^or Melk served with the 16th Lancert thronghout the campaign in Aflghanittan, under Lord Keana,
including the siege and capture of Ohuxnee (Medal). He was also present in the battle ol Mahanjpore (Medal),
on tbc 29ih Dec. 1848 ; and In 1846 ha servnl in the campaign on the Sutl^ (Medal), including the actions at
Buddlwal, Aliwal, and Sobraon.
Sft Captain Perns served in the Burmese war In lf^23-26 (Medal).
86 Captttn Richmond serreil aith the 98th Rcgt. in the Punjaub campaign of 1SI8-49 (Medal), and nith the flank
companies in Sir Colin Campbell's force, at the forciii;c of tlic Koluit P»m in Ich. 18o0.
CHAPLAINS' DEPARTMENT.
Cktuimin a$n§ral to the Forces . . . .)l The Rev. George Robert Gleig,i A.M. t July 4G War Qfflce,
Ckm/Umin$ to the Forces {2nd Class) undtr tlw IVarrant of ft Nov. 1858.
Jt#v. Henry Pr«ss Wrlghit
J. £. Sabln
Ren, Robert Wm.Brownc, A.M. 1 Apr. 44
William Hare. A.M. ))7 June 46
W.WalronaJackBon,A.M.21 Dec4S
Kob<'rt Hamlltont 14 Mar. 64
'HenryW.M.bgan,! A.M. 18 Jan. 66
fleorge Lawless.t A.M. 99 l>eo. 66
Henry Hare 29 Feb. 60
1 Jan. 59 Vnntsrbur, I i^v. W. Helps
1 Jan. 59 Aldershot \
ChajtUins to tks Forces under the Warrant of 1847.
11 July 56 St, Helena
LoudoH
Woolwich
llarhadoes
7'emfflemore
ParAhurst
Cfphalottia
Malta
Heo.
K. W. Milner, BA.A.
Charles J. Hort
Hugh Huleattf
J. A. Croiier,t B.A.
Wm. 8j kest A.M.
L. J. Parsons
Ro(>ert L. M'Ghee
1 Oct.
1 Oct.
1 4»ct.
1 Oct.
1 Oct.
9()Uct.
66
66
56
66
66
67
18 Apr. 68
Chapla^ns to the Forces (»rd Class) undtr the Warrnnt of 1 Jan. 1859.
PorUmmaih
Ptmkroho
GibraUar
CqfQ.Mop*
JJuUin
Cmrra§h
Beo. Charles Green. A.M. 1 Feb. M Chatham
J. T. Twining, D.D. 1 Apr. 66 Nali/ax»S.S.
Roiiert Halpin t 13 Nov. 49 Dublin
Oeo.WinneLangmea(),A.M.15May 55 PljfMouth
Her. D. Robert«on 1 June 56
T. H. M. Burtlett 3 Miiy 67
B. J. Rogers 96 Mar. 6tt
Geo. Dacre,3 A.M. 17 Apr. 59
Chaplmins to the Forces (4//i CUuis) under the Warrant of 1 Jan. 1869.
Quebec
Kingston^ CVifUNte
Montreal
Cnrragh
M«9. L. Paniey (llotn. Oath.) 1 Apr. 47
Henry M'DougaU
Thomas Gardner
M. O. OdeU
Jaroea Leiih Moody
Uo»ry £. Maakew
J. H. Gilborne*
W. P. Hi»bson
22 July 47
97 Mar. 51
6 Dec. 68
7 Apr. 64
38 June 54
4 Sept. 54
17 Nov. 04
Francis Cannon (Prc*6.)2 Mar. 35
Dudley Somerville G Mnr. 55
- 8. B. Windsor 19 Mar. 55
- J. D'Arcy W. Preston 11 Apr. 55
-^- Thomas Coney, M.A. 5 .VI ay 55
-«- Milw^rd Crooke 18 May 55
Henry BobiMoa 21 May 55
— — UoraceN.WiiH>ler.U.M.28 May 65
JohnVirtu«(Jlo«i.t*«i/A.)24Junc55
T.Unsworth(i<tfM.C!r<//r.)lU July 55
S. L. Walsh 5 Aug. 55
LaoaardH.c^t.Gcorge,B.D.l Sept. 55 J7on^ Kontj
J J. Mahe (.Rom.Ciiih.) 19 Svi»U 55 China
Fred. F. Thompson 1 Oct. 55
Alea. Henderson (Prcsft )16 Oct. 65
— >— Jaa.Hy.B«TCsrord Harris 2.! Oct. 55
Thoraa* Moleswonh 19 Nov. 55
T.RiciiaruMaynard.M.A. 6 Dec. 65
«— — Um.Sam.Sturges, M.A. 2 Jan. 56
-*- Charles Moore 1 Oct. 66
Dublin
Jamaica
Cork
Mauritius
Wtnchesiir
A liters hot
A'hfji€ld
Shoructige
A Iders/iot
Shorncl^ffe
FortmoMtk
Shorncl\ffe
Aldershot
BiiT
Walnier
Newbridge
Aldtrithot
Aldershot
Colcketter
Rev. Bdwln Smith 1 t^ct. 56 Malta
I C.A.AsthctoiiCr«Teii,tA.M.920ct.67 Chatham
I George Wylde 26 Feb. 58 Prestvn
— — Henry Ovendeu Wrench 1«J Mar. 58 Xante
Vfii.. Watson Wood I July 68 hltUla
Pat. Bf.>uion,A.M.(Pr(«6.)I July 68 London
Wra. Andert(»n (Presb.) I July 68 Chatham
Jamc*You»g(/*rM*.) 16 Oct. 58 S'lornelifte
John Dick {.Prrsb.) 16 Oct. 58 Dublin
George Ituugles Fislier 80 Oct. 58 London
Fred. Jamet Abbot 1 Apr. 50 China
Michael CiiflTe, if. C. 1 Apr. 59 Dublin
Thomas Moloney, /f.r. I Apr. 59 Chntfiant
John 0'Fiaherty,i{.r;. 1 Apr. 69 Gibraltar
Joseph M'Sweeney, B.C. I Apr. 69 Aldershot
Joseph O'Dwjer, R.C. 1 Apr. 69
Wm.GeorgeMoiler, Jt.r. 1 Apr.69 Chatham
1 Apr. 59
1 Apr.59
1 Apr. 59
Malta
Cnrragh
Chichester
Chatham
Doerr
Dei'onport
Gibraltar
— Robert Shepherd, R C.
I Janie* Hamilton, &.C,
I — — Jnhn Prn. Browne, R.C.
! Thomns Coghlan, R C.
Charles Morgan, R.C.
Edmond inutcr, R.C.
Michael Ho^aii, R C.
JameiCrftey, B.(\
Richaid Blake. R.C.
Geo. Campbell WilUums 14 May 59
Alfred WiSt 20 Sept. 69
Colchtster
Cnrragh
Ooiytort
1 Apr. 59 Plymouth
1 Apr. 59 Woolwich
1 Apr. 59 Hanjas!f.S.
1 Apr. 59 Dortr
Portsmouth
1 Apr. 59
1 Apr. 69
Woolwich
Aldershot
*a* The Chaplains with a t after their names servrd in the Ciimea during the siege of Sebastopol,
and have received the Medal.
1 Mr Gleig served la tha Peninsular campaigns of 1818 and 14 as a subaltern in the 85th, inclndioff
tha tirge of ban Sebastian, the passNge if the Biuasfcoa, battle of the Nivellc, where he whs woui;deil in the foot
•ad ana. battia of the Mlvc (al:ghily wounded), and In^etiment of Bayonne (War Medal with three Clatpt).
florwd aftarwardt In the American war at Bladensburg (wounded), Baltimore (wounded). New Orleaaa (rccaivad
m. ^vosiat wound), and Fort Bowycr.
9Mr Gilburna tervnl with the Srd DUition before Sebaitnpol from Oct. 1864, indudtaff the battle of Inktr-
— „ «la utiu J... 1866. when he waa Invalldad homa by leaaon of a broken log (Mvdal and Clasp).
^kToMM imd IB tha XsAr war of 1961-«f (MttUU).
Sttrr, la. 07 OSEAT BBTTUH.
DlilrtetL
■»■'.
XdKTHBEH.-HHd OiurUn ■> Uu-
Uncubln, ChHlilic, Bhrapihlrr. ninl-
ftthST, JTCB.
rol. XtrrMt, R. Art.
C01.HB>>«11W,J1.£b(.
^^:f-
ObI. H.WIlbiBkBa.C&
WJIli,DarKI,u<lllBnu.
MUor 0»B. Hon. air J
i;oi.i^.'^An.
Xi^yOta. FiMltr, R. Kb
T.,...Co..LB^.
WESTERN.— Ht*J Quutcci. Itavanparl.
UnoB, Camirall, and SBmsrul, HglualT*
orBriitalBndlUTlelnUf.
M.jO.«.W.X.II«t<*lB
r«i.p«i«.H.Art.
Col. Wrlihl.R.ED|.
•rl. A'ff.
1,7 c;i.riL.-Sd:5iis.
U.CUI.J.BIIHB.UWL
«, «c*pt 11" <"H>P« " Hwrtwicl.,
Ihi rltii Tlumn, ll>ldna>i«, Aldetaliol,
Cmian, Kid Clilclititar, KMIord,
NwfiJk, Sufitol*, CBinbrJdsr. lud Hun-
Ai-il. Iir.-Ml. Cm.
Lt-Col. H. A Ouicr. t'l.
l..p.BD<«.
JERSEY.
Col. UlnTfUnd, R. Ail.
CDl.Bn»I<:k. K.E..|r.
M^|.a.nl.n,l M. J. s;.d
Unl.ffo-.
^<1. Dunloii, C0. R.ArL
,
.E'^isriiil"-
OUERNSEVANDALDERKET.
RBCHIIITINO D18TRICTS.
/■(p.H.q^.CM.O.fnBklfii, C«. j
LhMaln,HalUiw-
Ji^Sl^lT^' : "■ E.«rS.8 P.......Hrnoli«i,r.
'- U,riuU*nId,0)P. ...
Bilop. ukd North I
airiilon, Bedford, j
Oiford,
ALDERS HOT.
<Ineludins ArttUcryit Cbrlatchurcli and Cavalr; at Hounilow.)
COUMIKDINO THR DIVISION ■ ifent.flm. W. T. Knellji.
I CvlaJH E. W. BiKkBtt, Rin* Br.
.AiduiKCawp {^^.%
JiruiUi, Aiilirant Quir.
OiMip Qiwrlrpwiultr .
. UifMnJn Bicbud Bnnr.w, b
CalancI PbJIIpotu.
BrigadtUaier Urntt MafarO.ilDmui.
COMHIVDIVO ROTAL ElaiVEIIB Cblonfl K. E. ChipiUlB, CB.
f. Uw* TrmsfBit Csifft
CoymnBtta BKiaii
AUt d.
aiplKiii QoAmvi,
111 Infautty Brigade.
Mnjil" Qen.Leri
Brifodt Miiitr
A>Di>a Baiaini.
AMt it CtKtp ..
liid Ir\fajitry Brigadi.
UttJuTOnt.B,m.A.A.Brtntt.CS.h.t.*Ar.
Oi;ii>ii««.0ldn<ld.I» r.
hrd InfantTyBrigad*.
Jf«fiir e(ii.A.J.L«rnneB,OB. k.p. Blll«Br.
^^fff ^c. of Cfteat JBritavu 457
CAMP AT SHORNCLIFFE AND DOVER.
^f aelading tbe tfoops at Brighton and Cunterburj, and a Battery of Artillery at 9heenie«»)
CoxifAiiBiv* DxTitxoir H I,/.e*n. R. C. MiiimI, KH,
, ,^ . _ ( Captain A- E. Manwl, 8 Dra.
Aid«$dtCamp { 2tf j;or J. Portter, Unau.
AMtUteaU JUUutant Qmertd Cb/<mW H. W. Bunbnry, C£. h. p. S3 F.
JUiMafU QuarUrmaster aentrml Lt.Col, H. A. Outtj, CJS, h. p. 0 Hn,
Ist It\fantry Brigade,
COSMAIionro BbzoADS MiOor Gm. J. R.CrauAird.
Aids 40 Camp Ctfp^ain Malet, Or. Odt.
£rigmd4M^for Brevet il/ajor W. A. M. Barnard. Gr. Gds.
2nd Infantry Brigade.
OoiCitiliDtiro Bbxoade 9 Major 6en, W. P. WllliaiM, KH.
Aide d§ Gimp Capfain Hxeton, S F.
Brigade Mqfor Captain W. H. Ctraxlcton, « P.
COLCHESTER.
CoLOvn. oar thb Statv ilSt Cb/om'/ H. K. Bloomfleld.
Brigade Attyer M^Jor Charlm Cooch, Unatt.
STAFF, &c. OF SCOTLAND.
Geoenl OfBoer.
Major Gen. Viee, Meirille,
KCB.
Col. FiUMajer, CB. R.Art.
Col. BkyflBf , It. Enf.
Station.
Edinburgh
Inverness, or
Fort Oeorg*
Aido do Camp.
SI^jorD.Jontt,
Unatt.
StaflT.
AesUt. A4f. Gen. Col. W. A. M'CIevertjr, Unatt.
StqffAtUut Lieut. E. B. Goodman.
I Fort Mt\for Major A. C. Andenon, Unntt.
'Chaplain jR«9. Oorld Arthur.
RECRUITING DISTRICTS.
Utaegomm \lntp, F. (^. Mojor^Oen. A. C. Van N. Pole
\A«U f 1.1. John Spruce, 10 March 48.
|P«yiiMUtrr..Jamca MarthaJ!
Edinimrgk\Paymaet0r,,lELob. Collin fi Cragie
Udfyiant ..John O'Nell], 8 F4*b. 4S.
;Super intending (J(/fieers.
Lt. Carew, 39 F Aberdeen
Lt. TuIIoch, 21 F InvemciB
STAFF, &0. OF IRELAND.
Geturml 0$mmandi»g the Forcee.
9C£1 Qen. Lard Beaton, GCB„ OCMG., 4* OCff,
' H, ArtOkTM, Col. Ormelej
Captain Uooro, 4 Dn., Aide de Camp.
Captain Pren4trga»l, tt Drt., Aide da Camp.
Jtitltarj/ Secretary^ Lt. Colonel Bon. Jamea Colborne, UnatL
ADJUTAjn GENSRAL'S DEPARTMENT. {.Head Quartere— Dublin.)
DaputpA4futmni Pen, CoL 8. Brownrigge, CB. Unatt. | Dep.Auut. Atjf. General, M^or Wm. Bellairt, Unatt.
QUARTER MASTER GENERAL'S DEPARTMENT. {Head quart£r»— Dublin.)
Dep^Quart. Mast. Gen. Col. E.R. Wetherall,CB.,Unatt I AMMieLDep,Qr.Ma*t.Gen. Captain BranflU, 16 F.
Commanding R. ArtUUry, CoL Ormebj | Aetlst.AdQ.OeneraltoB.Art. Vit Col. 0. Dickwn, CB.
BOTAJ. ARTILLERY AND ROYAL ENGINEERS.
Command. R. Englneere,CotoMl Proroe. | Aulst. Adjutant OeneraU Colonel Dumford.
AIDES DB CAMP TO (US EXCELLENCY THE LORD LIEUTENANT.
Capt. Hon. L. A. EUia . KiUcieBBy Militia
Lieut. A. P. CockaroU . . N. OloueeeUr MlUtla
Capt. C. Laicellf I . ..... R. Art.
Bt. M^Kir P. R. Foster 4 Dr. Gdt.
Extra.
Eni. A. P. Gore Longford Militia
Captain E. A. Shuldham . . . .8. Cork MUltla
CapUin W. W. Moore . . .Co. DubUn Militia
Captain R. G. Buller Or. Gdi.
Commander Olyn ..... Royal Narj
Lieut. R. Dnnaldton .... Meath MiliUa
DISTRICTS.
DUtrictt.
General Ofiloera.
Dublin.— H^kA Quarten,
Dublin.
C^A.~-Head Quarters,
Cork.
MiOor Gen. John Eden, CB,
Lt. CoL Shskespear, R. ArL
lit. GoL J. B. Freetb, R. Enf.
Aides da Camp.
9 MiOor Gen. £. F. Gaseoigae.
Col. Gambler, CB. R. Art.
CoL Uoyd, B. Eng.
Staff.
AMoiMt. Adj. Gen,
\ ,Lt.Col. R. Blane, CB.
Captain Oascolgne,j Unalt.
Gr. Gdi. Town Major.
Lt.CuLH. B. J.WyByard,
! Unatt.
A».AdJ. Gen.
|Lt.Col. H.Smith, Unatt.
„ , „ , Am. Ova. M. Gen.
M^or Uammersley, Col. A. J. Reynell-Pack,
" '• I CB. h. p.
Fort Mt^Jor,
if Lt. J. BlMk, ChmrUa
I ■
\*
A58
Staff, tfCp on Fifreign
DUBUN DITI8I0N.
COMXAICDIIVO TRI DlTItlOir 9 MaJor-OCB. E. V. OMMtflMk
Aide-de-camp i apUtn G«scoigne, Or. Ods.
Aui$tant'QMmrt§rmast*r-e§nerml .. Llwut-CoL Ifaii. P. B. B. FtlMtaif , GoMil.
Cavalry Brigade.
CoxxAHDiMG Bbioadb , .. .. M^or-Oe^. Wm. P»rlb7, b. p. 10 HsiMn,
Aide^t'Camp Captain GnUarez, 18 Dn.
Bri{fad€ Mqfor Mi^or A. Elliot, Uliatt.
lit Infantry JBrigatU,
CoMXAifDiKO Brioadb • Un^or-Otn. J. B. OougK CB.
Aide-de-camp Captain A. P. Warburton, 1ft F.
Brigade Major Major C. F. T. DaniaU, UnalL
2m/ Infantry Brigade.
CoxxAicDiiro Brioadb Major-Oen. A. A. T. Cunynghame, CJt. h. p. 51 F.
Alde-de-Camp Captain G. Etlit. 60 F.
Britiade- Major Captain O. A. Morean, 55 F.
CAMP AT THE CURRAGH OP KILDARE.
CoxxAKDTKO Brtoaob MaJoF-Gen. Horatio Shirley, Ti?. h. p.
Aide-dr-Cnmp Captain G K- Bcretford, h. p. 7P«
Brifjnde Mnjor M<Jnr Nathaniel SteeT«>ns.
A»si*fnHf-Quarfermaiter-General .. .. Lt.-Col. George W. Mayt>w, Unatt.
88 F.
RECRUITING DISTRICTS.
Northern.
Head Qtuirters,
Belfaxt.
Consisting of the
counties of An-
trim, Armagh,
Donegal, Down,
Fermanagh, Lon-
donderry, Louth,
Monaghan, and
Tyrone.
Centre.
Head Quartered
Dublin,
Consisting of the
countiesofCavan,
Dublin, Oalway,
Kildare, Kine's,
Intp. F.OJf. Colonel W. Sal Hi an, CB.
Adj. Lieui. Griffin 24 June &S
Payrtuuter .... Jas. Robinson
Superintending Officer,
Lieut. Coupe, 15 F. Omagh.
Intp, Field. Off. , Col. B. B. Brooke
Adj. U, C. P. Hamilton 94 Feb. 48
Paymaster , , Capt, H. B. Adams.
Leitrim, Long-
ford, Mayo,
Meath, Queen's,
Rotoommon, 811-
go, Weatmeath,
Wick low, Carlow
and Kilkenny.
Southern.
Head Quart4r$,
Cork.
Consiatingoftbe
counties of Clafe,
Cork, Kerry,
Kilkenny, Lime-
rick, Tipperary,
WaterfoM, and
Wexford.
Superintending Qffieen,
Lt. Knight, 80 F Atklmt.
Li. Wiboo, 88 F. Bojfie.
Inep. Fd. Off, Col. T. A. Droogbt
Pagmeuter . . Wat. H. FUifwiU.
SnperinimuUtt^ qfUtre,
Ena. Bell, 18 F Ltmsriek.
LUK«r, 8F.
STAFF, &c., ON FOREIGN STATIONS,
AUSTRALIA.
V8W South Valos.
Captain Oeneraland Qowmor in Chief. Colonal Sir Wm.Tlio».DtalMa,f Cii.
Aide-de'Camp
Major of Briaade Mi^or Chsrlea Kafmytb, UBitt.
'lletorU.
CaptaiM^Oentral ^ Oopemcr-in'Ohi^ Air Hanvf BaxUf, JTCB.
Military Secretary Captain Bancroft, 18F.
Metfor-Gen, on the Staff Major Gen. T. 8. Fntt, CB. Maibaume,
Auietant Military Secretary
Aide-de- Camp Lt.Co1. Robert Car^.
Deputy Adjutant-General Lt. Forater^ Art. MeAhtmme.
Major of Brigade Captain R. Han, 40 P. Melbourne.
Wostern Aofttralia,
Betemorand Commandcr-in-Chitf Arthur Edward Kennedy, Btq*
South Australia.
Captain- General and Governor 'in-Chief Sir Bichard QraTei Mac Donnell, CB., AdeUidOm
Private Seeretmry
Tasmaaia.
Certain-General and Govemor-in-Chief. Sir Heni^ Bdward Fob Tonnf » GB., HebetH
Aidc-de-Camp
Commanding the Force* Col. J. H. Pereeral, CB. ISF. tf*.
Aetiet, A^mtant'-General Lieut-Colonel Bradshaw, Unatt. do.
Commanding Boyal SMgineere.. Colonel Broa^tan.
New Zealand.
Govemer and Commander-in-Chief - Col. T. O. Browne, CB. lata of 41 F.
Commanding the Force* Colonel Gold, 85 F.
Deputy Quarter- Matter General Lieut.-Gol. Cbarlaa SUlaryyll. p.
Major of Brigade Capt. Stack, 86 P. ...•••••...,
Commanding Royal Bngineere • Colonel Mould.
rbrtA4f. M.
BAHAMA&
Chief, M Chnlef Jobn Bajl«7»Bn.
JAtnU BdwaidM, 8 W. I.B.
Stqff, lfc,j on Foreign Stations. 459
BBBMUDA.
fnor and Comm.'iU'Ckitf . Colonel Frtenun Mumr, h.n.
FortAii
•oMtflnf ttoifal ArtUUrf Colonel H. A. Torner.
nandlng Royal Enginter$ J|^t.Col. 6. Freeth.
BRITISH COLOMBIA.
-nor and Commandtr in €hi«f Jamet Daaslit, CB.
.Govtmor Colonel R. O. Moodj, R. Eiif.
GAPE OF GOOD HOPE^
nor and Commander-in-Ch^f, Sir George Grey, KCB,
MiUtary Seerttary •
\anding tk« Force* If U.-Oovtmor M^}or Gen. R. H. Wynjard, CB.
Military Secretary Captain Shipley, 08 F.
AidM-^U-Cam^ {
landing Brigade Colonel W. J. D*UrlMUi, Unatt.
Aide-de-camp
'ant-Adjutant-Oeneral Colonel Blsiet, Cape M.R., King WiUham*t Ttmn.
fp Quarter' Maeter General Col. E. 8. Smyth, 9 F.
ide Major 9 Lt.Col. IV m. Carmthers, Unatt. CtafwTbflm.
tanding Royal Artillery Colonei J. N. A. Freete, CB,
landing Boyal Engineer* Colonel Cowpcr Roae.
CETLON.
nor and Commander-in-Chief , , »,8ir Henry George Ward, &CJIfG.
Aide-de-camp BtMiJor D. W. Tapper, BO F.
•-Oeneralon the Staff 9 MiOor-Oen. H. P. Lodiyer, CB. KH.
Assistant MiUtary Secretary Mi^or Henry George Woods, TJnatt.
Aide-de-Camp ^ Captain Inflei,19F.
AtU. Gen. . . . U.Col. U. L. Maydirell, h.p. Depot Batt. Dep Q. Jf. Gen. . Col. Garrock, UnatI .
lending Boyal Artillery, . . . LtCol. Graham. Commanding Boyal Engineer*, . Ool. WUkinioa.
EAST indies]
In-Genoral and Gopemor^in-Chief. Cbarlet John, Earl Canning, OCB,
MUUetry Secretary MiJorSirE. S. Campbell, 00 F.
Aide-dcCamp,..,,,,, • .....Captain /Ton. J. C. Btanleyi Gr. Qdf.
tander-'tn-CSiief 9 General Lortf Clyde, GCB,
Military Secretary Colonel A. C. Sterling, CB., Unatt.
Aid*^d§-Camp { Hidor F. Allion, 10 F.
iMiUor H^m, J. 0. Dormer, 18 F.
of the Staff"
Aide-de-Camp .•••••... •
ant-General Colonel Hon. Wm. Lygon Pakenham, CB. Unatt.
tf-Atl(Jutant-General LtCol.K. D. Mackenxle, 08 F.
ant-A4futant-General
er-Maeter-Oemeral Colonel George Congrent, Ci^. h.p.99F.
•o/Brigadeai Calcutta Mi^or Elane, 52 F.
Bencal
^GeneraloH theStaJf M4or4}en. Charlea Aah Windham, CB.
Aide-de-Camp Captain Swire, 07 F.
''General on the Stqff" If i^or-Gcn. S<r Sydney John Cotton, XC7B.
Aide-do-Oamp • OaptalnL. B. Cotton, 07F.
'femoral am the Stiff .,.». 9 KiMor^ea. Mr Robert Gunwtt, JTOB. JTff.
Aide-de-Camp M^jor G. F. Dallaa, 48 F.
' General on the sCaff. „ Mafor Gea. Sir John B. W. Ingtie, EOB.
Aidede Camp Lieut. Fletcher, 48 N.I.
landing Royal Artillery Colonel 5ir O. R. Baricer, JTCTB.
anding Royal Engineer* Colonel U, J>. Haraeii, OS,
Xadru.
nor Sir Chariot Edward IVtralyan, JCCB,
Military Secretary ••«. •
Alde-dihCaxup ••.••••••.•••••••..••■••.{
ander-in-Chief • Lt-Gen. 5lr Patrick Grant, JCCB.
Military Secretary Colonel F. P. Halnei,8P.
Aide*-de-Camp | LI. H. J. Fane, 81 F.
^'AJUutant-General Lt.-Col. Charles A. Denison,2F.
'y Quarter- Maeter-General Colonel George Talbot, 48 F.
' of Brigade at Madra* imor Sir a F. W. Ovffls Barf. 88 F.
.Gen, on the Staff ., Lient-Gon. Mareas Btreabrd
Aide-de-Camp
Ben. onthe Staff HiJor-G«n. P.E.Craigie^ CB.
Aido-de-Oamp • Captain Champion, 88 P.
ionding Royal Artillery Colonel J. M. Adye, CB,
Bombay.
nor John, Ziortf Blphlnslone, &CB.
Military Secretary Hi\|or Fife. Dangan,Coldst. Gds.
Aide-dO'Camp Lient. S. A. Ellis, 88 F.
landcr-in" Chief 9 UR Lieatw-Gen. Sir Heary Bomtml, KCB, KB.
Military Secretary ,,,
A lA^^*. A«m« f ^'•Pt. E. L. Greene, 77 F.
Aide*-de-Camp I Lt. jr#». A. Stewart, R. Art.
y Adiutant-Genorai Colonel C.H.Somonet^ C2B.7tP.
emi AdhUemt General ..Lt.GoloMl Roes, 08 F.
qf Brigade mi Bombay .Captain Glotvif^ 61 P.
'Omural Cammandinff Poemmh l>iv<«<on...«.«..lCi4or4HB. Sir Hngh Henry Rose, BOM.
Aida-de'Camp Captain OeornB. Boat, RiiaBr.
.tfcncralMKAeOa^ Xalor-OflB. Sir /ohn lOchol, XCB.
ilirfi U CViiiy. UjOoloDalIll±i^aii,OP.
SUyaiArtUltry Oolonel B. J. L.1lnBhMiMi .
460 Staff, $v. m Fartign StetiMs.
FALKLAND ISLANDS.
Oavrrnor and Oomwumdtr'in-ChUf Captain Tliomu Edward Lawt Moort, R.N.
Oomvumding D§tackmmis . Capt GhailMOoBptoa Abiiott, 7 Auf.ft?; JBm.SS Jalj 48; Xr.<4Mt7 44;
Capt, 86 Mar. ftS.
GIBRALTAR.
Governor and Commander-in-Chief .... Lt.Oen.Sir WilUan J. CodrtaftM, JTCB.
AtMitt.Mil, aec OiM>UI« W. Earia, er. Oda.
Aidet'de-Camp ( U. A. W. Hood. «ft P.
Commanding Brigade M^or Gtn. B. Rumlay, Uaatt.
AidoHle^Qimp
Assist. Adh-Oen Colonel Laej, Unatt.
Brigade- ilajor Captain Oabome, 11 F.
(Sfmrnmnding Royal Artillrry Or>loD«) A. A. Bhnttlavorth.
Commanding Boyal Engineers Colonel B. 8. StoheUn.
Town Adjutant Captain Barnard Morgan,! 8 July M; Jrac 11 JalyM;
lA. 6 Not. M; Capt, Z Oct. M.
Garrison Quarter- Master *Lt. Wm.Hume, h. p.Qr.-M. ft F.
1 Captain Morgan lenreil the Eaitem campaign of 1AA4«M, including ttte batUeaof Alma Hid Inkannaa, sicceof
BelMUtopoU and rapture of the Rifle Pits on the 18th April— contused (Medal and Claape).
HELIGOLAND.
Lieut.-Govemor JUchard Pattinson, Eaq.
HONG KOMG.
Governor and Commander-in-Cki^ of Honi K9ng .... 3ir Uerculaa Otovft Kobttt Eebiaioi'
LieuUnant-Qotemor .
Tofon MnJor
Expeditionary Force in China.
Lieut.General CUnnmanding Lt.Otn. Sir J. Hope Grant, KOB.
Lieut.Oeneral om the Stmff Lt Gen. jfir W. R. Manefield, JTCA.
Major- General on the Sta^ Mijor-Gen. Sir Charles T. Tan StranbcnsM, JTCJI.
Aide-de-Camp Captain B. Tan 8traubensee,9 F.
Military Secretary Colonel Hon. St. George G. Folef, CB. Unntt.
Assistant AdJ^Gen Lt.Col. F. C. A. Stepbenaoa, CB. BcoU Fits. Odf.
Aulst. Qr.'iias.'Oeneral Lt.CoI. Joseph Gates TraTcn, B. Mariaaa.
Dep. Assist. Qr.'Mas.-Gen. . . • • •
Commanding Royal Artillery .... Colonel W. T. Crawford, CB.
Commanding Royal Engineers .... Lt.Colonel G. F. Mann.
Ionian ISLANDS.
Comprising Oorfii, Yido^ Paso, Santa Maura, CefiUonia, Xante, Ithsua and ClBlAM««,nnd Oerigo,
Lord High Commissioner Colonel Sir Henry Knight Sloriti« JCCB- UaaiL
Aides-de-camp | Mi^or John P«.l. Unalt.
Major-General on the Staff Mijor-Oaaaral Sir Gaoift BaU«r» JTCff.
Assist. Mil. Sec Lt.-Ool. ATefs. L. Guraoa, Wfla Br.
Atde-de-Camp Captain A. B. V. Ponsonby^Gr. Gda.
Dep.-Quarter.-Mast. General Lleut.-CoI. Arthur James Hertiert, Unatt.
Mi^or of Brigade ViC Mi^or Hanllton, Unatt.
Chmmanding Royal Artillery Cofonel A. Irtlng, CB.
Commanding Royal Engineers Colonel O. Wjnne.
JAMAICA, (inclading HONDURAS.)
Captain-General and Goternor-in-ChieJ Henry Charles Darling, Esq.
Aido-iie-Camp and Military Secretary ....
Major-General on the Staffs Lt. Governor BMi^or Gen. Edw. Wells Bell
Assistant MUitary Secretary Oapt. Birch, 9 W. I. R.
Aide-de-Camp Lieut H. 8. Stewart, 11 F.
Dep, Adj. Gen. ........••••.•i...... ••••.•■•.. ....•••.. IitiOol. J. xf. Reynolds, Unatt.
Commanding Royal Artillery Captain G. L. Chandler.
Commanding Royal Engineers Lt.Colonel C. M'Causland.
Garrison Qwirter Master Ensign Willlams< W. I. R«
Superintendent at Honduras Fred. Seymour, Esq.
Fort Adjutant at Honduras Llput. C. B. Cradock,9 W. I. Reft.
MALTA.
Governor and,Commander-ln- Chief .... LientGeneral Sir J. Gaipnrd U% Ifarvtanl.
Aidet-de-Camp ( Lt Romllly, « F.
Assistant Military Secretary . . . Capt. W. Brett 78 F.
Assistant Ad/utant-Generaf . . Lt.Col. G. H. B. Willis, Unatt.
Deputy Qr. M. General . . . . Bt. Lt.-Col. K. G. Hallewell, Tftoatt
Toivn Major Lt.Col. B. C. MitfOfrd, Uaatt.
Commanding \ St Brigade Major-Gen. C. Warren, CfA. '
Aide-de-Camp Captain J. W. Treror, IS F.
Brigade- Major Msjor Hon. W. J. CoItUU. Bifle Br.
Commanding ind Brigade M^or-Oen. F. Horn, CB.lup.90F.
Aide-de-Camp / . Lieut E. J. Cox. 3 F.
Briijade Major CspUin 8. W. F M. Wllaoa, S6 F.
Commanding Royal Artillery Colonel E. C. Waide, €91.
Commanding Royal Engineers Colonel H. O. Ciawliiy.
" MAURITIUS."
Governor and Commander-in-Chief William Sterenson, Esq. CB.
Aide-de-Camp
Mt^jor-Genrral on the Staff' M^lor-Gen. Henry W«i. BrtlMi.
Assist. Mil. See M^or A. A. liaison, Uhatl.
Aides-de-Camp | Capt 0. W. A7l«H> ^.'T,; .. ;;;•■ '■'* "-"
Dop.Qunrter-Master Gen. Lt-CoL H. F. F. JoluMaa,h.BwSF.
ammsmdinff BoyeU ArtUlery Ooloof 1 T. C. OOflkhwB.
C9mmeuUUn§ McyeU MnglmttrM •••««•••••..«««•.•«%
!■ •
Staff, Sfc. on Foreign Stations.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
Govtmor and CommatuUr in Chief. Sir Alexander Bannerman.
Aid* d» Camp ..t. »•«•••*•••••••«•••»
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NORTH AMERICA.
Oomprifinf til the Provinces within and adljsceni thereto •
Captain Q^ntral ^ Ooremor in Chief . Rii^t H&n» Sir Edmund Walker Head, Bart.
Aidt d0 Camp Cspt. Retallack, OS P.
Lisut.Qensrmi^ th§ Staff
Military Secretary
Aides ds Camp .
Colonel on ths Staff {Ootmm. R, Art,)
Mqjor of Brigado
Colonel on tke Ste{ff{€}omm, M. Bng,)
Assist. Adj. Oon
Dep^ Quarter Master Oeneral
TornnMafar
Fort Adjutant
hUQen.Sir WilUam Fenwick Williams, Bart,
MiOor W. J. Williama, R. Art.
( Captain O. B. Woolsey, B. Art.
( Lieut. Grant, R. £ng.
Canada.
Col. A. J. Taylor
Gapt. Charle* Waller, R. Art.
Colonol H. Servante ....
Colonel Hon. Robert Rollo, Unatt. .
Colonel G. T. C. Napier, CB. Unatt.
92X Ena. C If aedonald, h. p. 60 P. .
BtUaijor Alfred Knight, Unatt.
Colonel Bourchier, h.p.
NiebaelDowd
If ova Scotia.
Lieutenant Governor . ... The Earl of NulgraTe.
Aide ds Camp Captain Stapleton, Qr. Odii.
Commanding Brigade
Aide de Camp . .
Brigade Mojor . .
Assist. Quarter Master Qen,
Town Mtujor . . .
Command ittg Royal Artillery
Commanding Mopal Engineers
Maj.Oen. C. TroUope, CB. h.p. 62 P.
Capt. Armitrong, 16 P.
Capl. J. W. Percy, 9 P.
Lt.Col. C. F. Fordjrce^ CB. Unatt.
Colonal A. F. Ansell, Uuatt.
Colonel A. Benn.
Colonel R. J. Nelson.
Montreal.
Ditto.
Montreal.
Montreal,
Ditto.
Quebec,
Kingston,
Isle-aux'Noix,
Kew Bnmswiek.
/Ton. John Henry Tiiomas Manners Sutton.
Lieut. T. £. Jone% h.p. 4 P. . • .
Prinoe Edward'i Iiland.
Lieut.Gvvemor George Dundas, Esq.
Heut. Oovemor
Town Major ,
.S't. John's,
SAINT HELENA.
Governor 5ir Edward Drummond Hay.
Aide de Camp
Fort Adjutant . . . ^ Lieut. A. W. Campbell, St. Helena Rrgt.
O^mmanding Royal Artillery.. .. CoIoopI G. Maclean.
Commanding Royal Engineers ,, Lt.Col. A. Beatty.
WESTERN COAST OF AFRICA.
Sierra Leone.
Captain Oeneral and Governor in CM^ Colonel Hill, h.p. 2 West India Regt.
Oambia.
Oovomor and Commander in Chief Colonel George A. K. d'Arcy.
Oold Coaf t.
Oovemor and Commander in Chi^ , Sir Benjamin ChiUey Pine.
oam^Aa)u,«n,. |lj::i: SoToMt.' '»"» '"'"a',"'*' v::-::::". f/xxf-"""
WINDWARD AND LEEWARD ISLANDS.
Mi^jor Qonorol commanding the Troops ."VLaior Gen. Sir A. Josias Clo^te, CB . KH Barbadoes
Assistant Military Secretary ....Major Parish, 45 P.
Aide de Camp Capt. Gostlinfc, 40 P.
Dep.AiHj.Gen 9 Colonel Edw. Rowley Hill, h.p. 63 P. Barbadoes.
Drp. Assist. Qr. Mas, Gen Captain A. P. Stewart. 90 P Barbadoes,
Mtycr of Brigade. Captain Beresfurd, 40 P.
Oovemor and Coutmander in Chief of Barbadofs^ Grenada, \ rw„^i. tii-«v. t7-« »»«j^^^^*
St.Yincsnt,Tobago,andSt,Lucia/andtheirDependencies, j ^"^^^^ "'"^^ ^^ Barbadoes,
Aide de Camp,,., Deut. Beresfbrd, S W. I. R.
^Edward John Eyre, Esq St, Vincent,
iaj^^^^^um^i #9Mi^.t/>r« ) J«">e« Vickery Dryidale, Esq Tobago,
Lieutenant Governors ) (orneilus Korlrigl.t, Esq Grenada.
l^H. H. Brrcn, Esq St. ijueia,
Oovemor 4" f^om. in Chief of Leetvard Islands .... Kcr Baillic Hmuilton, Ksq Antigua.
{St. Christophers and Anguilla,
Major Harry St. George Ord, B. Eng Dominico,
r K. E. Roahworih, £s<i Montserraf.
if ^ 5;r Carlo Arthur Henry Biimbold, ifar/ Nevis.
(Thomas Price, Esq Virgin Islands,
Lieutenant Governors
QjBHeers administering the Guvemmeti
Oovemor and Commander in Chi^ of Trinidad., Uuhtn^'imMt Keaic, Isq.
Oooomor emd Com^ in Chi^ of British (Twiana.. PhilipE. Wodehouttp, Eftq Demerareu
Fort Adj. , . Ueat Dwioo, 40 F.. . . . • Trinidad I Fort A4j, , .Ueuf. E< stace, 40 F 8g, lAteim,
— ^-^— Uevt. Kerr, 3 W. I. R. Demeretrm]
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MILITARY AND CIVIL DEPARTMENTS.
WAR OFFICE.
Prim. See, of State^ Bt. Hon. Sidney Herbert, MP.
Under /<#crr<ar<M f A'tr Benjamin 11 awes, KCB,
of Statf, [ Earl de Qrej and RlpoD.
AuUtant do John B. Oodley, Eiq.
Ckiff Examiner of Army Aeeountt^Y. J. Preteott, Esq.
ORDNANCE BRANCH.
Intpeetor General [ 9 General Sir John P. Burgoyne'
of Fortifications \ Bart., G CB,
Deputy do., Lt.Colonel H. C. C. Owen, CB.
{Mqjor Jenroiae.
atptain Belfleld.
Captain Galton.
Assistant do., Gaorge D. Rarafay, Esq.
DireetOT of Contracts, Thomas Howell, Esq.
Accountant General, R. C. Kirby, Etq. CB.
MANUPACTURINO DEPARTMENTS.
Superintendent of Royal Gun \ Sir Wm. O. Andenon,
Factories, Wcolwick \ CB. i
Do. of R. Carriage Department, Woolwich, Colonel A. I
Tulloh, R. Art.
Do, of R. Laboratories, Woolwich, Capt. £. M. Boxer, '
R. Art.
Do. of R. Factories of Small Arms, Enfield, Lt.Col. i
W. M. H. Dlion, R. Art. I
Superintendent of Royal Ponrder Factories, Waltham .
Abbey, Col. W. H. Aakwlth, R. Art.
ARMY PAY OFFICE.
Paymeuter Gen., Rt. Hon. W. F. Cowper, MP.
II 9BL OeMral Sir Oaorf e Seovell, KCB.
LieutOen. Sir Charlec Yorke, KCB. Militetry Amw
SMi^or Oenerml Junes Freeth, KH,
Fortter, KH. Dep. Ad(j. Gom.
Colonel fTtm. Alex. Gordon, CB., Dep. QrJKr. Gen.
Sir Benjamin Hawes, KCB. Under Soeretmryfor Wor,
Oovemor^M M^.Gen. Sir Harry D. Jones, KCB.K. G.
Lt. Gov. m Col. C. R. Scott, h. p.
Mqfor and Superintendent of Studies, CoL. WBllmin C.
F« Kapler, UnaU.
Adlfuiemt, William Patterson,' l«Feb. 68; Au 17 Apr.
42; U.U Apr. 49; Capt. IS July 6ft.
Captains of Companies of Gentlemen Cadets.
Br.Mnfor Garnet Mmn.
Captain William Paterton.> iETiu. II Dec. 46 ; Lt. IS OcU
51 ; Capt. V 86 Mar. 66.
Riding Master.— Oapt. J. H. T. Waide, Uontt.
Ch4^flain, Rev. H. L« M. CbepmeU, DD.
Paymaster, Lieut. Wm. Leigh Hilton.
Quarter Master.^John Daries, SO Not. 58.
Surgeon, Edward Bradford, Deputy Insp. Oen. omh.p.
Auistmnt Surg. MeUme Neale, M.D., 8ur§€m Mafor.
Professors and Masters.
Rev, F. W. TiDter, MJk.
Rev. A. Deck, MU.
Rev. Samottl HowMt, Ai.
Rev. B. H. Walker.
O. Hoiter.
^ Henry R. Graer.
Fortification {^^jLeio^Pt^SH^iiiif,
Mathematics and Aritk-.
metic ......
Military Surveying
(Capt. Robert Ptttley, Unatt.
MiUtary History
Landscape Drawing
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
Judge Advocate General \ Right Hon. Thomas Emerson
of the United Kingdom ) Headlam, MP.
Deputy ditto Stephen Charles Denison, Esq.
OiBce, 35, Great George Street, Westminster.
Vice President.,
COUNCIL OF EDUCATION.
President ...... H. R. H. The General Commanding
in Chief {ex qficio).
Mi\Jor Oen. Duncan A. Cameron, CB.
Major Gen. Joseph E. Portlock, ret
t. p. R. Enpr.
Lt.Col. Joseph E. Addiflon, h. p. 07 F.
Col. T. Elwyn, R. Art.
Rev. Henry Mosoley, MA .
Secretary ' Captain Doveton D. Greentree, Unatt.
Onpt. R. W. Taylor, UnaiL
i^Lleut. C. E. PakMr, IS F.
Captain C.CChiniy,B.Eng.
Edward da la Matta
History, Geagrapky,and\ Rev. Oaonr* B> Cole, M.A.
Classics 5 ^^- B. M. Heala, M.A,
French A. Aigr6 da Okaranta.
G.Boolly.
Paul Bauana.
A. Talandier.
German Dr. J. BhrenlMUiBi.
Carl DresKi&er.
STAFF COLLEGE.
Commandant,— Cetenel P. h. MaoDongall,' h.p.
Adj.
Members
*•....
INSPECTOR OF REGIMENTAL COLOURS.
Albert Wm. Woods, Esq. Lancaster Herald.
Heralds' College, Doctors' Commons.
ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE AT SANDHURST.
{Comprising the Stqff College and the Cadets' College.)
CoMMia8xo:rsB8.
Ex Officio.
H. R. H. The General Commanding in Chief PrM/f/i>n<.
The Secretary of State for War Vice President.
The Adjutant General.
The Quarter Master General.
TheGoTcrnorofthe Royal Military College.
Specially appointed.
General Sir Howard Douglas, Bt. 6 CB.GCMO.
Hon. Henry Murray, CB.
Sir GoorKe Brown, GCB.
i:£l General Sir Hew D. Uoss, GCB. R. Art.
H&l 5<r James Simpson, GCB.
«-'*««•««• {^"i.uiiX:^ '^-
Fortljication and Artaiery...Cmpt.U9tlnmtaiwi^, B.Axt
Military History Lt.Col. Hamley, S. Art.
Military Topography Capt. S. B. Farrell, R.Enp.
\ MUUary Administration... {^^p^' ^^^^' '^ ^
' French „...0. Camblar.
' Gemum .^../. F. Demmler.
I Hindostanee „. John Dowaon.
Stuojuttb.
Senior Division.
Capt. W. C. Nancle, R. ArL
Lieut. R. C. Gotr, 60 F.
Lieut. A. H. Wavall, 41 F.
Capt. H. J. Wilkinson, 0 F.
Captain H.F. Morgan, 28 F
V(tt Capt. A. S. Jones, 18
Hussars.
Captain E. M. Pa11iser,82 F.
Captain R. B. Stokes, 64 F.
Lieut. Taylor, R. Marines.
Captain H. Bird, 67 F.
Junior Dipision,
Lieut. R. Home* R. Kng.
Captain P. O. B. Lake. lOOF.
B/. JTa/. J. R. TumbuU.19F.
Captain W. T. Stuart, 17 F.
Captain C. O. Creagh.a6F.
Lieut. P. W. Hutton, SS F.
Lieut. K. Monro, R. Arc
Lieut. F. S. Stoney, B. Art.
CS(rp/amJ.P.Battervbj,00F.
Captain Q. Hay, Oi F.
Captain J. S. Swan, SI F.
Capt. W. K. Lockbart, 2« f.
Bt.MaJ. R. C.6iewart,65F.
Liot/.T.E. A.HalI.91 F
Capt. M. Creagta, 4 Dr. Gdi.
1 Colonel MacDougall was employed on particular sen ice in the Crimen, acting on the Quarter Maater General's Stsf
to the KertcU Expedition (Medal and Clasp for iScbastupol).
a Captain Patterson served with the 3*ind Regt. in the 1st and 2nd siege operations before Mooltan.'iaduding the
atorm and capture of the city; he was also present at the surrender of the fort and garrison of Cbcatea, and at the
battle of Goojerat (Medal and Clasps). Served with the force under Sir Colin Campbell against tlie AJMiaa Ttibeiof
the Cabool frontier in 1852.
S CapUin I'aterson served with the 8Uth Retiment in the Burmese war of 185S-6S (Madal), •»^»^fc»T ths
bombardment and capture of Prowe, repulse of the subsequent niKhtHUcack, raeoanalMtooa at lllwf_ i ~
on Meeaday, and capture and destruction of two of the enemy's stockades beyond it
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BELFAST.
Town Maj, Lieut. Peter Stuart.
OARTMOtJTH.
Oo9 . . • • Ar. Howe Holdsworth
DUNCANNON FORT.
F^rt Maj. LuuU Tbo0. Austin
|U>INBUliaH CASTLE.
Chaplain, Rev. Jamei Miliar
GARRISONS.
I ORAYESEND &, TILBURY FORT.
Fort Maj. Col. Thos. Kellj, KC.
LONDONDERRY k. CULMORE.
eov. 9 WL Field Marshal ioYtn Earl
of Strafford, OCB. 4-
QCH.
MILFORD HAVEN.
Qo9,,Sir John Owen, Bt.
STIRUNG CASTLE.
Chaplain,. Rev, Chas. Rogers, LLD.
TOWER OF LONDON.
OinutabU,,}^ Field Manhal Vitet,
Combermere, GCB*
OCH.
Ueut.., ^XBLieut.Gefi. 8irQtOTg9
Bowles, KCB.
Dep, Lieut. , . M.Qen. Lord De Rot
If i(/or. .L<.Cl9/.F.A.Whimper,Unati.
Chaplain., Rev. Henry MelTill, BD.
MILITARY ESTABLISHMENTS.
ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA.
Governor, T$ Oen. Right. Hon, Sir Edw. Blakenej,
6CB.GCH.
Li.Oovemor, # 8SI Gen. Sir Alex. Woodford, GCB.,
QCMQ
Mt^or.r-'^Colontl Sir John Morillyou Wilson, CB. IH,
Adjutant.— John James Cliarles Irby,* Bn*. r 17 Jan. 51 ;
Lt, 8 Oct. 64; Hon, Capt. 1 May 58.
SeerHarpf Alexander James Moorhead, Esq.
Chaplain, Rev, George Mathias, If.^.
Pkifeieian ^ Surgeon, Local Deputy Inspector General
Daniel Maclachlan, M.B,
Deputy Surgeon, Thos. Coke Gaulter, MJ)., Surg, Major,
Assistant Surgeon, —
Quartermaster, James Farrier.
Chief Clerh, F. H. Talman, Esq.
Captains of Invalids,
9 JohB Darem, h. p. 87 F.
P Charles Edwards, h. p. 71 F.
|l John Ford, h. p. S W. I. Kegt.
W. Ghadwlek, of late 6 R. Yeteran Batt.
John Harrison, Unatt.
John Dowman, Unatt.
COMMISSIONERS ROYAL MILITARY ASYLUM.
Sx Officio,
H, R. H, The General Commanding in Chief President,
The Secretary of State for War Vice President.
The Bishop of London.
The Bishop of Winchester.
The Paymaster General.
The Adjutant General.
The Quarter Master General.
The Goreroor of Chelsea Hospital.
The LieuUOovemor of Chelsea Hospital.
The Ooremor of the Royal Military College.
The Colonel of the 1st Life Guards.
The Colonel of the Sad Life Guards.
Tba Jadve Advocate General.
The Under Secretary for War.
Specially appointed.
General 5tr Howard Douglas, Bt, GCB, QCMQ.
Sir Hew D. Ross, GCB, R. Art.
Rt. Hon. Sidney Herbert.
Rt. Hon. Laurence Suliran.
General Hon. Henry Murray, CB.
Sir James Simpson, GCB.
Sfr George Scorell, KCB.
Lieut.General James Freeth, KH.
M^or General W. F. Forster, KH. Dep. Adj.Gen.
Commandant.— Colonel Charles Crutchley.
Secretary ^ AeUutant, Lt.Col, Edw. Adams, Unatt.
Quarter Master, William Cousins.
Surgeon. —
Chaplatn.—Rcv, W. 8. O. Dusautoy.
ROYAL HOSPITAL, KILMAINHAM.
Master.— T^e Commander of the Forces in Ireland,
Joint Dep, Masters.— The Deputy Adjutant General
in Ireland,
The Deputy (luarter Master General, do.
Captains on the Establishment,
|l Thomas Gibbons, h. p. Unatt.
Adjutant.r—Cttvt. John Chadwick, h. p. IS Drs.
Physician and Surgeon.— WWUkvo. Carte,> II Aug. M;
Assist.Surg. 23 June 64«
Chaplain.— Key. George Hare.
Secretary, Registrar and Treasurer,— Qeo, P. Dunn.
Solicitor.— Robert Disney, Esq.
ROYAL HIBERNIAN MILITARY SCHOOL, DUBLIN.
Commandant. — Colonel Geo. F. Myllus, Unatt.
Secretary ^A4futant.—MqforT. B. Speedy, Unatt.
Surgeon, Francis Bowen, M.D. 81 May 69 ; A.SM Dte. H.
Chaplain.— Rev, W. A. Neville.
MILITARY PRISONS. ^
Inspector General,— CMonel Sir Joshua Jebb, KCB. rtl.
full pay, R. Engineers, Home OAet.
Aldershot.—Gov. Capt, A. P. MUler,late of SO F.
Med. Off., Dep. Intp, Gen, Tho. Fox, M.D. h. p.
Fort Clarenee^—Gov,, Capt. R. Manners, late of 70 F.
JIfMf. Off., J. Oonneil, h. p. Dep. Insp. 0«a«
Go9port.—Gov., Capt. J. Curtin, late of 96 F.
Med. Off., Staff Surg. W. Poulton.
Weedon.—Gav., Capt, C. S. Boyle, late of 78 P.
Med. Off., Assist.8urg. H. Fraser, b.p. 00 F.
Devonport^—Med. Cff., R. W. Woollcombe, h. p.
Greenlatv,near Penn9fCuick,—Qov,,Meijor4o\m. COnqp*
bell, late of 9 Drs.
Med, Offn Dr. Campbell, h. p. 93 F.
Dublin.— Gov., Me^orJ, H. Rutherford, ret.f.p. B. Bag
Med. Off., Staff Assist. Surg. T. J. Tuffhell.
Corh.— Gov., Capt, Bamham, late of 15 P.
Med. Off., Dr. Bain, h. p. 34 F.
Limerick. — Gov.,
QibrdUar,r-Gov, Fred. Brome, late of 40 P.
Montreal,— Gov M^or H. W. Campbell, late of 70 F.
Blue— Facings Red. Agent, Sir John Klrklaad
EAST INDIA DEPOT, RECRUITING OFFICERS, AND MILITARY SEMINARY.
DEPOT AT WARLEY, IN ESSEX.
Commandant Col. John Thomas Leslie, CB.
2nd in Command Lieut.Col. W. Falconer Hay.
Paymaster Lt.Col. S. J. SteTeos, CB,
A4futant ^ Qr.•lfas/er...Cav^FranciK Tower.
TJj^j^^^iM {It.H. Price, B. Inf.
•"*^*^*" { Lt. C. J. Nicholson, do.
Surgeon Duncan Stewart, if.JD.
Aesist,Surgeon A. T. J. Cooke.
RECRUITING OFFICERS.
Lt.Col. Henry Brown Smith.. Bristol.
Lt Col. Oeorge Thomson, CB. Cork.
Colonel Henry Brown London,26, Soho Squmn*
Lt.Col. James Roxburgh Belfast.
Captain Daniel Ba) ley Dublin.
Captain Henry YibartGIegg • • fdifiburgh.
Lieut.Col. Wm. Turner , ^treff^^
it^viiyV»^xa% ot
1 Captoin Irby served the Eastern campaign of 1864-56, Including the battles of Alu\^ \i>^^^'\\^i;^r\Mbll
BalnUava, siege of Sabastopol, repulse of sortie on 80th Got. 1856, and storming the Q^ y^ v>r^n^^«'^^« ^*'*^
iererely wcnnded, left leg amputated (Medal and three Clasps). ^^^Att^ «.Minma. Aanol
8 Mr. Otfte atnred in tha Sasiam campaign of 1864-M, including tha battUs of Balak ^ ^^ •ysV^^^ «*^
00biilppollbMd8Mtla«f fl0thOct.(MadalandClMp«X ^V^
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and Mastert.
ROYAL IXDIAN MILITARY OOLLEOB AT ADOISCOICBB.
Publte Examiner ) Lii>ot.Gcn. 5fr J. M. Frederick Sturgeon Edward W«tan.
and Ingpeetor ] Smith, A"//. R. Enf. i Orderly ((fficcrt Lt, O. C. H. ArmtUong, B<ms%I
LUuLOovcmor Mi^.Gen. 5ir Fred. Abbott, (7£. Inf.
Itte of Bengal Engineers. i Lt. A.IX, Toofood, do.
""^ "•*""• ^o-f'SiJir.iK'"'' ''** r"cSi2^^
Prqfttiort
iJUv. Jonathan Cape, AM,
Jfev, Alfred Wrigley, JIfA.
--■"' — ^ii;;,^R?/!;i;Uif^.
Arthar l>uMutO]r, HA,
Rev. 0«o. K. Roberts, MA.
ForlWatU,,,, and Ar.\*^Ji:^1^l^^^i^ ^.^
' iCaptain P. FrancU, do.
Drawing
Landscape Drawing
Hinduttani,
i A. Penley.
( John CoUow.
{LtCol. M. J.Roirloodioo,late
Madraa Inf.
Cotton Mather.
French .Leon Contonaeoa.
Qeology and Jf in^miofy . . D. T. Aneted« AM*
Chemistry Edvord FranklendL
Sw0rd JKarcroiM JoeephStepheneoo.
CUrhforpauimoCadeU { John HoUyer. ICiUterr
and AuULSurgton \ Depart. India 1I<
MILITAEY STORE DEPAETMENT.
PRINCIPAL MILITARY STOREKEEPERS
( With relative Military rank of Lieut.-Colonel).
Alexander Stetrart PoaTflXoirrH
Gop/.HenryWm.Oordoo.i CB. Woolwich
Jeremj Jonee TuwBa
MILITARY STOREKEEPERS
( With r0lative Military ranh of Lieut^-OoUncl).
Joeepli Pellatt Dbvomfort
H.Tatum ...• Malta
T. C. Martelli Oxbraltab
J. O. Saunder* DuDLtir
CS.Eiliott LovDOK
W. Morria Ciiathaic
DEPUTY MILITARY STOREKEEPERS
{With relative Military ranh of Major).
B. 0. Kittf TowBB
F. M. Cromaitie Bahbadobs
Joeeph Leacoek Jamaica
#T. Pearce Towbr
J. Baker Tower
R. Macfarlaue M auritiub
George Pett Capb Towb
G. Wjatt COBPU
W. L. Penno Bbrxuda
W. H. G. Johnstone CoLOX bo
*J. C. Rowland Hobo Kobo
•K. Pengelley Cobk Harbour
R.R. Pringle Halifax, N. 8.
A. Oun Mobtrbal
R. Douglas HoBART Town
*John Gange .......Dovbr
Thomas Gibbs Edibbuboh
S. G. Bake Graham's Towx
W. H. Pwhyn Woolwich
•John Drew Sibrha Leobb
•James St. George Htdb Pabk
C. K. Cleere Towbr
ASSISTANT MILITARY STOREKEEPERS
( H'ith relative Military rank iff Captain).
•John Greensill Stirukg
B. Wright Dublin
James Windsor.. Atulobb
R. A. T. Walker Fort Ueobob
•P. Drouet Bahamas
'OOOOOOOOWO
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•W.A.Holwell ...,
Augustus Wright .
G. Stokes. .. ....
•T. A. G. Satehweil
F. a. Oalletley .. .
•John B. Oole
W. C. Moore
8. B. Maclean ...
W. O'Neill
W. M.King
•y Major T. R. Agnew.
*P. Wilkinson
•J. T. Knight....
* Henry Topuhag
H.De R.Max well.....
•John Tonbrldge
•William 8. Porster ....
•Richard Rogers
K. M. Moore ,
D. J. Pretz
•C. H. Cooper
•W. H. Tapp ,
•O.W.Barry
•Wm. H. Horatio Scotl»
F. H.Glinn
O. G. Munro
John Immc Lilley* ....
W. Green
John Shepherd
•Joseph Pearion
•Corn. Sbarpe
•George F. C. Peter ....
•Goodman Sendee
•Htiiry W. Pier«
•W. B. Stapley
•R. M.Oxanne
•T. 8. Ford
J.O. Hamley
•James Duncan
G. Kane
•George C. H olden
G. Bayly .
John Dumforl
S.Wright
•William Foster
T. Thomson
J. R. Dombrain
J H. Hamilton
W. E. Webster
A. H. Young
The • denotes those acting as Barrackmasters.
Uniform Blue, Facings Red.
DOTBR
Prioot's Hard
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PORFLRR
CHBaTBR
Towbr
TOWRK
KivosTOJi, C W.
TOWRR
Malta
TiPRBR.
SmiTRT
TlLBURT
St. Hrxjoia
Prmbbokr Door
Nrwpouvo&ajia
Trimxoad
honocras
Portsmouth
Point bb Oau.b
Wbrsov
Qubbbo
St. Luoia
Graham's Town
Trincomaiab
Woolwich
Pi MLico
PlMUCO
IJPNOR
Btxon'b Town
Harwich
Gaps Town
a.lihernry
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Bull Point
gubrnsry
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TOWRR
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Jbrsrt
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Bhbbrnbss
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Gambia
HroR Park.
Woolwich
* ^'P^^u ?r^®r J®'"**^ '**f *^^^ '" *^'^ Crimea in Mardi 1»65, haring, when a captain on hatf.naT. beea
appointed by the SecreUry of Stute f..r War to superintend the collection of surplus cloUiiar and stm. In
Aug. 1855 he was appoiiite.l Ordnance Storekeei)er, and in that cnimciiy, on peace being proelaimed. wm urderS
to Bupennfend the embarkation of tlie materiel nnd ftorc» nf the sereral departmrnfs cf tbe ariw. wfih the
exception of tJiat of the (^ommissariat, but Ineludii g those of the Medical, Land Transport, an I Armr We.k»
D**''artmeirt*' ** Railway, so that every article with the army might be accounted for bj him lo the War
•4 Mr. Saumler has received the Modal for the Kaffir wars.
9 Mr. Scott has received t'le Medal for the Kaffir wars.
4 Mr. Lllley served in the Field Train of the Royal ArUllery the Eastern campalga of 18S4-U. oiid was
present with the 1st Division in the affair of McKenzies Farm, battles of Alma, Balaklava, and InUraaA. thiiMBk-
out the sieae and at the fall of Seba*U)pol and capture of Kadlkol (Medal with four Claaps, Knlcht of llie L^lea
**' S!2**J: !!!**. ^1'"*!^^ *****••>• '" ^^- '*» ''" appointed Deputy Storekeeper in thiwiw DtMrtSit ^
awtsted Captain Gofdon in carrying out the duUes until the evacoattoB of the Crimea. "•PWUB«o^ aaa
BARRACK-MASTERS.
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'«» BARRA0K-1CASTBR8 of Ist ClaM SUtioot hwrt the relaUTe rtnk of MAJOR i-9nd Clau, of CAPTAIN.
GREAT BRITAIN.
ABXftDVBV—* Cvpfain J. Porbei
AX.OBB8HOT — ^ iffil Thoraat Smith *
\»t AsitUt. Barrack-Master D.T.Orant, lafe Lt,AA F.
2ud Do, Do. . . Oapt. W. Peel, iate 1 Drs.
BiBKiifOHAX, Coventry, and Nottingham— Lt,CoL
J. B. Heyland
Brxohtok— J. B. Hawket,^ late Capt, 8 Dn,
Brxstol— C. Marr, late Oe^t. 1 2 Drs.
CA2rTBRBURY>-P. A. Barnard
Chatham, ^f . — Capt. J. Buckley
CoxxHBSTBB— Capr. Sir Wm.O'Mallpj
Dftrovfomt— Captain J. Stawell
DoTBR->Otf^. R. D. Maedonald, lu/tf 42 F.
DuMDBB and Perth~-^Mqf4frD,J.MmcQueen,KH.
Edivbuboh, ^e, — Capt. R. S. Wickhaia '
ExBTBB 9 ^a/.O.W.DeRensji«
Gxasoow, Hamilton, ^e,—MqJor Rt. Douglas Barbor
(lospoBT — Captain P. P. Laye
HoussLOW 4* Hampton Ct»—^ Lt.Coi. H. Edmondsio
Htthb, 4'c.— R. S. Kelly
J^VLSHT— Captain J. E. Aeklom
Lbbdb, ^.—Captain Briokenden
MAX08T05B— i/o^r H. W. Dennle,i«r. f. p88F.
Mahohbbtbr— 9<21C8 Cop/. O.Drumtnond*
Nbwcastlb— L. R. Shawe
Nbwport, CardiWy i^c. -Lt.Col. Wm. Ball
NoRWicH~J. T. l)ownm«n
Parkhurst— Ititfuf.O. H.Sanders,*h.p. 90 F,
Plymouth— J. R. Nason
PORTSMOUTH—B. W. Hall >7
PRBSTOK^GapC. Q. H. Wilkina
RBQBifT'8 Park, 4-e.— 9 jiffl C^i. P. Browne, CB.
St. Jambb's Parr, 4rc. —9^00 Captain L White **
SheffirldHPSB CAij»r. P. Mlnehin ii
Srormolxvfb— J. O. Wriffbt
TowBR & CRoroojr— Captain W. Puller
Walmbr— SB T. Stephens, late 1 F.
Wbymouth, ^e.'-Captain B. J. Otway
WxscuBSTBR— Affv'.OMt. H. F. Rooier
WiHDaoR— £. Harrison
yVooLWicn—Mqjor £. Sutherland
J.siifte)ft<— J. Sanderson
IRELAND.
Bblvabt, Carrichfsrffus 4'
Pormpatriek Wm. Biiton F^izell
Birr, Bantufher, Shannon
Bridge, and Portumna Captain J. Campbell
Buttsvakt, Mallow, and
MiU-Mtreet 9 Captain B. Gayxuir •
Cahir, Clogheen, ^ New
Inn Lieut. A. T. Monro
Castlkbar, Fosferd, Bal'
Unrobe, and Irestport ,. Lieut. J. Nagel^*
Clormbl, Battlnamult, 4'
CarrMh-on-^uir Capt. W. A . Stewart
Cork and BmlUnotllig ... .9 Major J. N . Ooasett 7
CORBACFH Capt. B. C. Munna
Dbrry. l^Tord, Ik Omagh Lieut. W. Barton, Iftte
of 76F.
DUBLIN:—
PoRTOBBifLO, Hfggar^sBush
and Pigeon House Fort . .9 Ce^t, R. JefiVeyi i*
RiCHMOKD, Island Bridge,
and Magazine Fort 9 Capt. J. Kirkman^
FOREIGN
Barbadobs— JK(^. F. Percy Lea.Unatt.
Bbrmuda— Copt. P. P. Trotman
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE:—
Kivo William's Towv—Capt. Geo. Allen
Port Bbavfort— Captain C. M. Creaf h
Kbmkamma— W. Knight
Gibraltar— CSffpf. T. Townsend, late of 80 Foot
Corfu— Sffll Major 3. Daniell
JAMAICA:—
Nbwcastlb, ite.^Capt. B. C. Booibby, b. p. 06 F.
RoTAL Barracks, Mount-
Joy, R. Infirmary, Jf Ship
Street Lieut. John Orr
DuNDALX J. Shrapnel
Fbrmot and MUehelstonmIL A. DanieU
Oalwat, Dunmore, Longh-
rea,and Oughterarde ..p lAeut. J. Hughes*
KiLKBRiTTd' CastUcomer, Lieut, i. S. N. Green
Kirs ALB— 0. A. F. Cary, late Capt. 91 F,
LiMXRicjL 9 Ctopf.RobtMaeklntOili^
Lohgforo, Qranard, Bos-
common, ^c. Captain W. Adam
M ULUKOAR Major H.W.B. Warbarton
Nbwbridob, Naas, and
Maryborough Captain R. YiTlaa
Sligo, Ballyshannon, and Bellech ..W. Potterfleld
Tbmplrmorr and Thurles Lieut. Graves Ackland
Tralxb and Neweastle—Sir R. Colleton, Bt, late
of 45F.
Watbrford and New Ross^Jl. Jephson, late Lt,
87 F.
STATIONS.
Sparish Towk, itc
Maurxtius— Sa Lieut. J. 8. Sedley
Malta— CVip/. W. Fisher
M. G. L. Meason, late Copt. 8 Drs.
NOVA SCOTIA AND NEW
BRUNSWICK :-
Frrdbriotor George Priestley
Halifax Capt.Fteti. Wm. Smith
TASMANIA :-
Hobart Town J. B. Mackay
W(xr Services of the Barrack- Masters.
1 Major Smith served with the Rifle Brigade during the Peninsnlarwar from 1808 to its termina-
tion in 1814, and was present at the actions of CalcaTellas, Royales, Constantino, Betanzos, El
Bargo, Corunna, Gallegos, Barquillo, and the Coa — dangerously wounded ; siege and storm of
Cindad Rodrigo, siege and storm of Badajoz, battle of Salamanca, advance to and capture of
Madrid, action of San Milan, battle of Vittoria, action at Echalar, both attacks ofVera, battle of
the Nivelle, action of Arcangues, battle of Orthea, action of Tarbes, and battle of Toulouse. Served
also the campaign of 1 815, including the battle of Waterloo. He has the War Medal with ten Clasps,
2 Captain Iluwkes served the SiitleJ campaign of 1845-6, including the battles of Moodkee,
Ferozeshah (horse shot), and Sobraon (wounded) : Medal and two Clasps.
d Captain Mackintosh has received the War Medal with six Clasps for Fuentes d'Onor, Badajoz,
Salamanca, Vittoria, St. Sebastian, and Nive.
4 Capt. Kirkman served with the Rifle Brigade during the campaigns of 1810, 11» 13, 13, and
14, in the Peninsula, including the actions aud defence of Cadis, siege of Tarragona, battie of
Barrosa, actions near Fnente Guinoldo and Aldea de Ponte, siege and capture of Cindad Rodrigo
( volunteered the storming party), siege and capture of Badajoz (volunteered, and accompanied
the forlorn hope, and was wounded in the head), battle of Salamanca, advance to and capture of
Madrid, subsequent retreat through Spain, afiairs of San Mnnoz and San Milftn,^^^^^ ^^ Yittoria,
and three davs' severe skirmishing in following the enemy to Pampeluna, wV^e^ ended In the! cap-
ture of their last gun ; action at Echalar, passage of the Bidaaaoa, varioua ^||ont^ ^^ Pyranees,
battle of Nivelle (gun-shot wound in the right arm), action of Arcangnea, %!rA«yif*^^^^^^^^*
Served alto the campaign of 1815 in Belgium. He has received the War ;^^^j^^vi «i«U C\aspt
466 War Senrieet of the Barraek^Masien.
5 Captain Drummond senred with the Rifle Brigade in the Peniniulat tatd wm pn-
sent at Ciudad Rodrlgo, Badajoz, Castryon, Salamanca, Alba de Tormes, Madrid, San
Munos, Castalla, San Milan, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Brid!;:e of Zansi, Port d'Achard, Bridge
of Vera, Bidasiioi, Nlvelle, Arcsngfiics, Nive, Orthos, SL Germain, Tarbea» St. Simoo^
and Toulouse (Medal and eight Clasps). Also the campaign of 1815, iDcIuding QiMtre
Bras, Genappe, and Waterloo.
G Captain Gaynor served in the Peninsula with the Portognese army during 1808, 9,
and 10, when he was wounded and taken prisoner at Arroyo del Pucrco, whien employed
on tlie reconnoitring service.
7 Major Gossett served with the Rifle Brigade in the Peninsula from Oct. 1818 to July
1814, including the battle of the Niveon the 9th, 1 0th, lltli, 12th and 13th Dec, passage of
the Gave d'Olcron, battle of Orthes,action9 at Tarbcs and Toumefeuille, and battle of Tou-
louse. Served afterwards in the American wur,andwascon8tantlyengaged near New Orleans
from '23rd Dec. 1814, to the7th Jan. 1816,and was also present at the attack on New Orleans
on the 8th Jan. — wounded in the head. lie has the War Medal with three Clasps.
8 Lieut. Hughes served in the Peninsula with the 57 thRegt. from 1810 to the end of that
war in 1814, and was present at the Buttle of Busaco, first siege of Badajoz> battle of Alba-
hero, — severely wounded tbmugh the left thigh ; retreat from Madrid, battles of Vittoria«
the Pyrenees on the 28th and 30th July, and the Nivelle, — severely wounded in the right
thigh, where the ball remained for nine years. He has the War Medal with Ave Clasps.
0 Lieut. Sanders served in the Austrian army in 184i)-51 ; was present at the battle of
Novara, and served the campaign against Garibaldi in the Roman States, for which he has
a Medal. Served as Adjutant of the 30th Reut. at the siege of Sebastopol in 1855 $ was
in the trenches at the attacks of the 8tii and 18th of June, and was twice severely and
once friigfitly wounded at the assault of the Redan on the 8th Sept. — ^left leg amputated —
mentioned in despatches (Medal and Clasp, and Sardinian Medal).
10 Lt.Colonel Edmonds served in the Peninsula with the 66th Regt. from March 1800
to the end of that war in 1814, and was slightly wounded at the battle of Talavem.
1 1 Captain Minchin served in the 51st Regt. the campaign and battle of Conxnna. On
the expedition to Walcheren, and at the siege of Flushing. Bmbarked with the Begt. for
Lisbon in Jan. 1811, and was present at the battle of Fuentes d'Onor, covering the siege of
Ciudad Rodrigo, two sieges of San Christoval, covering the second siege of Badajoz, ^air
near Val Morcsco, battle of Salamanca, capture of Madrid and the Retiro, covering the
siege of Bui gos, actions of Monasterio and Quintana Pulla, and retreat into Portugal;
battles of Vittoriaand tlie Pyrenees, covering the siege of San Sebastian, action of Lesaea
(severely wounded), and occupation of Bordeaux. Served also in the campaign of 1815,
including the battle of Waterloo, capture of Cambray, and capitulation of Paris. He has
received tlie War Medal with four Clasps.
12 Lieut. Nagel served the Punjaub campaign of 1848*49 with the 61st Regt., and
was present at the affair of Ramuuggur, and battles of Sadoolapore and Chillianwfdlah, at
which lost he lost a leg .(Medal and Clasp).
13 Lt.Colonel Hey land served with the 7th Fusiliers at the siege of Sebastopol Irom 7th
July 1855, and was severely wounded in command of the Regiment at the assault of the
Redan on the 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp, Sardinian and Turkish Medals, and 5th Class
of the Mcdjidie).
14 Major De Renzy served at Walcheren in 1809, and was present at the siege and
capture of Flushing. Served afterwards in the Peninsula in the 82nd Regt, and at the
battle of Vittoria he was most severely wounded by a cannon-shot, — bright arm amputated.
He has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
15 Captain White served on the expedition to the Elbe and We^r under Lord Catheart;
the principal campaigns in the Peninsula under the Duke of Wellington, indodlog the
operations on the Coa during the siege and battle of Almeida, the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo,
the siege and storming of Badajos, the battle of Salamanca, capture of Madrid and the
Retiro, the siege of Burgos and afiair on retreat at Muriel. The campaigns in Flanders
and France under Lord Lynedoch and the Duke of Wellington, including the attack on
Merxem, bombardment of Antwerp, the affair of Fort Frederick, Hendrick, and siega of
Bergeu-op-Zoom, the battle of Waterloo, storming of Cambray, and capitulation of Paris.
He has received tlie War Medal with three Clasps.
16 Captain Jeffreys entered the corps of Royal Marines as 2nd Lieut, in 1803, and was
appointed to the Marine Artillery in the following year. He served off Boulogne, and also
in the actionjunder Lord Cochrane at Basque Roads, as senior oflicer of Marine Artillery,
on board the Etna bomb vessel. In 1811 he proceeded with the marine Battalion, eom*
maiided by the late Sir Richard Williams, to Portugal, and returned to England in 1819.
In 1813 he obtained a company in the Glamorgan Militia, and having volunteered thesame
year into the 5drd Regt., he landed in Spain, and procecSded tojein the army at Toulouse.
He has received the Naval War Medal with one Clasp for Basque Roads.
17 Mr. Hall served with the 73rd Regt. during a portion of the Kaffir war of 1847, and
was Barrack Master of British KafiVaria during the war of 1852-53.
18 Major Dennie served with the 2dth Regt. in the Crimea in 1855, and was present at
the siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp) ; had half the right foot and a grsaier part of
the left amputated, owing to frost bite, in consequence of wUch he was plaead oa Um *••
Uni Ust (Pandon).
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RATES OF HALF-PA Y FOR THE ROYAL ARTILLERY AND ROYAL ENQl NEBR8.
s. if.
First Lieut, above seven yean 4
9.d.
Second Ueut 8
Quarter-Master 4
Surgoon-General 20
8 I ResldeBt Sarfcan i$ o
S|j8iii|peon y o
8 I Pirn Aisistaat Suigvoa 4 0
0 Seeond*do. t 0
Prices of Commissions.
RAVK.
JMOuardt.
Lteutenant-Colonel . . .
M^lor
Oaptaia ......
Lleuteaant .....
Comet ......
Roi/al Reffiment cfHom Ounrds.
Ueutenant-Colonel ...
MiOor
Oaptaia .....
Liontenant .....
Comet .....
Drm^o&n Ouardt and Dragoons,
Ueutananfc-CoJonol ...
M^Jor ....
Captain ....
Lieutenant ....
Comet ....
Foot Ouartis,
lieutenant-Colonel ...
M^Jor, with rank of Colonel
Captain, with rank of Ueat-Oolonel
Lieutenant, with rank of Captain -
Ensian, with rank of Lieuteaaat .
Beffimonts of the lAne,
^LieutenaBt-Cokmel ...
Mt^or
CapUin ......
Lieutenant .....
Enslfn .... . .
Futitior BogimontM and R'^ Corps,
J'Int LJenteaaat . . .
Seccmd Lieutenant ...
. Dlftaeneo In i
Full Price > value between •
of ; theaeveial j
Commissions. , Commlislons I
In snceesslon. '
/. «
7250 0
5350 0
8500 0
1785 0
1260 0
7250
5860
S600
1800
1900
8175
4575
3325
1100
840
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0
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0
0
0
0
0
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8800 0
4800 0
£050 0
12U0 0
4500
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1800
700
450
0
0
0
0
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700 0
800 0
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value
belwenn Full
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I. e.
1000 0
1850 0
1718 8
885 0
1900 0
1850 0
1000 0
400 0
1800 0
1S50 0
9085 0
850 0
700 0
8800 0
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850 0
1880 0
1400 0
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1959 0 0
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OFFICERS
470
OV TBI
RETIRED FULL PAY, AND HALF PAY,
INCLUDING THE ROYAL REGIMENT OP ARTILLERY, CORPS OF ROYAL
ENGINEERS, ROYAL MARINES, STAFF, AND MIUTARY DEPARTMENTS.
N.B. Officers whose names are in Italics are on retired full pay.
CAPTAINS.
CORNET.
aclMKUT, or
KNSIGS.
LIEUT. , CAPTAIN.
WHEN
n.ACKI> ON
HALF l»AY.
Acton. Wm. Molesworth Cole,* 77 Ftwt.. 17 St-pt. 50| 2 April 53 29 Dec.
Adair, Richard Bratton, Royal Artillery.. il(> June 36,12 Aug. 40, 7 May
6 5<ept. 55
17 Sipt. 12j20 May I'd
iievLT I never
1 Feb.
2 Apri
18 June 30' 1 May 31
25 Dec.
4 May
25 Dec.
13 Jan.
Addy, Joliu,'t Land Tran«»port Corps
Allen, Charles Daver^, Unactached
19 *Allen, John Penn. 1 Prov. Bn. of Mil
Allen, Ralph Shnttlcworth, R. Art., Maj. f
Ji. Comical I and Devon Miners .... \
•Allen, Robert, 5 Foot ! neTer ! never
9 Alpe, IIanioud,n8 Dragoons jll Feb. 08 12 April 09
Ankttell, Moutray, Royal Artillery .. . . ' 1 Oct. 47 39 June 48!l6 Dec.
An ton,, Alexander,' 8 West India Rigt. . .;14 Sept. 04'25 Dec. 04 29 Feb.
Arbuthnott, John, Viscount, \n^\i Brigade 27 Mar. 01 21 April 03 28 Aug.
Arbuthnott, Hon. John, Unattached 23 June 25' 8 April 20*25 June
Archdall, Audley Mervyn, Royal Artillery 19 Dec. 44| 1 April 4G31 Dec.
^ ^Vrchdall, Henry, 84 Foot '.25 Sept. 04 14 Nov. 05 20 Aug.
% Armstrong. John,* 88 Foot ■ 7 Aug. ()3.*'26 Sept. 04! 5 Jan.
Atchison, Henry Alexander, Unattached.. 7 April 25, 7 Aug. 26 27 Feb.
AtchisoujThomas^l^. ArixWeTy .Lt.-Col. \t\i .. n^I a n^« n^i-* c 1
y, r t- I fit ^r-TA' ? 9 June 041 o Uec. 04 17 Fob.
Lomm. Lancashire Artillery Militta J ^ » w^/.
Atkinson, Thoma* Geo. B.,*t Uualt ; C June 54: 9 Feb. 55 1 April
Bailey, Charles, Royal Engineers 25 April 2(ij21 Juno 30 23 2iov.
3 Oct.
18 Aug.
G Aug.
Baker, Richard D., Unattached 1 13 Sept. 31^10 Dec. 36! 5 Oct.
0:.;.22May 0()|l0Aug.
54 5 Oct. 58
47 20 Dec. 54
5G|
141.27 Dec. 42
13| 1814
40' 11 Aug. 51
13*25
2U.lo
54|l0
1G25
04' 8
30 25
5212
I3I23
]5|25
67
17
35! 1 2
11
41 15
46
46
22
18
49|27
41 11
Sept. 14
J^ov. 21
Oct.
Sept.
Se]>t. 08
Juuc 30
Aug. 55
Aiirll 16
Mar. in
July 44
Nov. 43
April 49
Aug. 48
55
31 Jan.
3 Dec.
29 Oct.
5 Sept.
12 July
C Mar.
12 Sept.
O:.'! 10 Nov. 03|1] Oct".
2b; 17 April 35, 1 June
34
27
10
11
12 July 39; 0 June
14 Feb. 34 3 Die.
4 June 28 20 April
2 April 12 1 Aug.
12 Dec. 6r29April 5y 15 Fub.
18 Dec. 4739 June 46 8 Mar.
37:11 April 40: 9 Nov.
07 1 1 Feb. 06 1 Au^.
93 15 Oct. 93 1 tub.
08' 9 May 11 -Jo Nov.
OJ)i 2 Dec. l;J 20 Feb.
9 Apr. 2517 Aug. 32 18 June
17 Oct. 51 16 Aug. 54 21 May
15
10
36
4
22
20
14 Dec.
4 April
Mar.
3 Mar.
9 April
5110
471 3
36J13
2(J24
60i 0
40 10
27 25
96 17
24,;>0
2:i31
41 8
55! 1 7
29; 1 7
51
20
55
38
47
40
28
Baker, Robert,* 57 Foot
9 Baker, William, 60 Foot
Baick, George Philip, Unattached
Bamford, Robert Carter,* 63 Foot
Barclay, Edward, Unattached
Barnes, Richard Knowles, Royal Marines
9 Barwell, Osborne,^ Unattached
Basset, Artbar,* Unattached
Batchellor, Samuel George, R. Artillery
, Bat hurst, Benjamin, R. Artillery
V iU Baynes, Gi-o. Macleod,' R. Art. . .
Bavntnn, Charles, Queen's Rangers .. . ,
Bell, Williain/t 89 Foot
Bennett, James, Unattached
Bcntky, Alex. C. Downinir, 7 Foot
Bercsford, George Robert," 7 Foot ....
Bernard, Peter, Unattaihed 29 Jan. 24 H Feb. 20: 5 Nov.
Bernard, Thomaj*, Unattached, X/.-CoZ. >,. . oroitA., on .^n 4 ^.i , r.
Ki^ig's County Militia. I ^^ ^P^' '^V ^ ' ^^i'^ ^^'' ^\ '^ ^'^''' ^^
Bernard, William, Unattarhed 17 Nov. 25 2.j Jan. 26 ,26 Jan.
Jan.
July
May
Dtc.
June
Nov.
Dec.
Nov.
Jan.
June 51)
Sept. 55
Feb.
Sejit,
yov.
Mar.
May
Jan.
July
May
52
S4
08
41
27
47
.57
SI
Berry, James Parsons,'* York Chasscurs 8 Jan. 07
•Bettcsworlh, Henry, 4 Foot never
9SI Biddulph, Thcophilus, 0 Dragoons . . 22 Dec.
9 Birch, James,'^ R. Engineers 12 July 09
^ Bishop, James,'* 23 Foot 25 May 04
Blackall, John, 98 Foot OJuly O'.i
Blacker, Johu Robert,'** Unattaclted 22 April 53'*0 Jan. 54 30 Mar.
Blakely, Alex. Theophilus, li. Artillery .. 19 Juno 44| 1 Apr. 40! 1 Apr.
Bland, James, Unattached, i'crv/mw^er, ) .„ * /Moe:A..« rv<Jin-DL ^. ^-^ -.^
Ab^deefi Militia .] ^ ^'^'^' ^{^^ ^"8^* ^^^ ^'^' 2( 23 Dec. 31
20 Jan. 06 7 July
never 25 Dee.
04 22 May 00 14 Sept.
1 May 11 20 Dec.
23 Dec. 04 27 June
6 July 13 14 Nov.
4ri4
4a, 6
13 25
14 2,'>
14 24
111 2
10 25
56
5-.
18
Fe!>.
Sept.
Sept.
«Mar.
Sept.
May
Nov.
Aug.
Aug.
45
40
14
10
25
22
18
59
62
Bloomfield, Edwin, 10 Foot 13 Aug. 04 23 April 05
^^^J^lf^^i^ . 'r.': } ; -^ sept. 53 .1 8.pt 54
15 April
24 Nov.
IFeb,
Xsl 0 July 26
Oiplams.
i
Botcler, Rot>rrl, It. Gnfflnccrs 'II May Si.iDOct.
Bauitiiii, Ouarcli .. II April "'
Bowcn, Jul ■ ;10 Fib.
2S Militia
^ws iOI'o«i..;7Ji
I 13 Oct.
1. Jolin.
Dubli
'' Unatt., Toien Mi{;or ai
'" J 17 Sept.
15 Auk.
; 13 July
oraajBH. Wis May
43! 1 April 4rj0 June
II 30 Mar. 14 IJiinc
l(t-'5D.:c. S3 U July
3.<):iOApr. 4liiS Dee.
40. S Mar. 41
ar'UDcc. OS
14l:»Dee. It
6l\n >'0T. 64
»-!« Fib. 40
4.-.j'3July V.
V.'t 7 Uaj 53
IVhintlrr, R.Arl, | ' ,
Oujlunr.'* Itnynl Mariiit'
2 Dec. 4-: id July 44^ 3 Dee. 531 3 Ko*. 6&
4rj I Jan. Si
44; 4 N<». »
42 1 6 Aug. 44
ly 44,
)ril id:
15 Apr.
|l llmuttlilon, Rnbrrl Edivuri
fUSil Brown. TlinrnB*" 71) Fiml Ii3 Oct.
IIHrowne, Peter Kut1«d)rc M^ntuitnc, } 'gj q^j
B irai ....'lOApiil
..H.%Fi.b,
Bnfler, Wilier, Unatt., Cn}/lam, South ) |, - jj^^
^ ITualtachnl ' IC Jan.
, UnittaclKxI ' uercr
" - il Artillrry ICl Ilec.
28 Fell.
iOFcb.
llScpt.
R-iyal ATI. ts Dc-c.
0 April
Carter, Juhn Monif, Uualt. Adjalimt )',„ „
Kc«if>o«lh Militia j.l8M«y
Cary, L'uultacbrd ill Jan,
Ca«y, i>val Marliips . . -JO June
irlillfiy .... j '«■""'«
™rt,:|K[.«.Ari..lii1inJ F., Uii8tlacli«ll 7 Xi.v.
^SCaiilBuld, U.ink.1,"7 F....t 4 April
VChuloiiiT.J Compniivl:- ■
il 13
11[I3 April 4:ii30JuM)
••''21 9ept. 39,^ Jan.
•.•1 120.-1, 3-i'l3Feb.
13; W Apr. 4.'<:13 Sept.
liBOct. 0:' 3 July
IS Dec. 07ia)Julj
a Dec. 1-.; 29 Aug.
10 An;. 15:10 Dec
OApHlSO 2 Aug,
ncTrr SO Ocl.
lajone 83 8 April
5 May Oll|l3June
I Fib. OH BNor.
N>Si'pt. 23 10 Sept.
10 Sept. 3Ch20 Sept.
3 Mar. !o!-20 Xot.
never |-J5 Der.
:.>;!HIJune 9S 18 Mur.
■ii Dec. W 2 Dee.
1 Mar 4':!20 June
April 13 20 Dec.
2»Jii)y U
IdlUNu*. 18
16,25 Feb. Ifi
3C;d8JDna SI
0(i|l9 Dec W
a» S Aug. 3D
25 June 13
40J23 Not,
8^ 17 May 34
iiceil'ir, JkIi
Cbiipinau, John Ji
Cluirlt..u. Sa)iit J.ilin, 14 Dra^i
Ch,iiTn<-r, F..l«.,nl IT
Cbcne, jmrpli,"'
Cliepmell, Cliur1.'i>, Uii^Itaclicii
ClKwhlre, E<l«urri, 4!) Fii<it . . .
hIA
, UiiBltnchcil . .
. . 'm J]in
.; UJime
':■ M,.'y
. 30 Oil.
. . 27 Sept.
.112 Dec.
|37 Sppt,
1 10 July
.--T April
C.<ckb
Cole, Hon. II
Ciilli', Pcler, IIT Mur.
CiilliM, John, Hiiyal Marines 'in Mur.
Coimui. Wm.l'homn*, Unalbiehed ' 7 Sept.
V Cnlvile, FrCNltrick," Scnii Fu.llier G(l^.l-J9 Sej)!.
Conk, M'm. 8urt«c>, Unatt., Adiiilant t ■jr, ,
UtSoimrtet Smr.<, .... !: \'" ''«»
7 Aug. 35
I J I 'iSDeclsl-. „,_
'it 3MByia!*"*y
■"37 July 47i3Juiie
^ SApdl 37: 1 April
sol 0 June 25'l3 July
WSlUJane 07:30 May
(Nua ym. on'ii Fiih,
OCjiOMoy 07,14 Sept.
a-.' 1 June 0<;->i April
1410 Nnr. 14 12 Oct.
aniOJnne 2(i 7 tk'lit.
Itl Ang. 55' 1 Feb.
Oj!33Nti». 04 I Gel.
IHl'll Miiy 9715DI-C.
OlUJnu. 02 I:! Dec.
Sr lOHui^ 2|V 3 Apiil
42WD0O. -Ia'-'A April
I.M'SMdr. 23 17 Sept.
15 21 Jun. Ijl.'jS June
92;37May 9C\\13 Dec.
2f|12Feb, 30 6 Mar.
l*>;i4June I.', .IPch.
13' 7 Mar. 33 11 -May
1513 June 30 3 Dee.
osj ntver | 0 Dec.
34 S Jan. 3&«0 Dec.
SUay SI
oasjuir M
1 6 Uay tt
I 14 April 41
' SDee. SB
4 Aug. M
ilOSe^ 30
7 iS June 31
it il Uut. ti
30 Dec 4fi
i 16 Mar, 3S
I Dm. 19
i Mar. 41
IB Sept. 3031 Apifl 4fi
30 June
10 Dee.
7 April
I July
13 Nut.
I
asm Jan. n
55] 1 Feb. M
4(1| 3 Feb. »
33127 Jslr 31
23:14 Sept. 31
OK 31 JiHW I)
00|injDly 3S
201 2 June sa
solas OcU «
92, 7 3ept. M
19 25 April K
01 24 Sept 11
Oil
3i aAng. 4A
AOilO .Not. Sa
Si 17 Sept. U
2;>;2i Hay U
42; 7 Not. SI
.15 3 July 41
S-J as Aug. a»
41 1 4 Sept. 4»
41 14 Oct. SI
a'as Feb. a
Captains.
CORNET,
ETC.
472
LIEUT.
UJuly 87 29AprU i'2
0 May 05,' 1 Jan. 07
Cookes, George,* Unattached
^ Costley, Theoph. Bytrr9,=^ 45 Foot . . .
CoUou, Bdward Antoniu*,'^ R. Artillery
9 Courtenay, ^ViIl!aIn Allan,^ UuaU. .
^ Cox, Cliarles,** 41 Foot
Cradoek. Artam T^'iniamson, 15 F(H)t ' 9 July 03|21 Mar.
Graig.Aylmcr Strtiigfonl,nGold Coast J ^g ^ « p
ArtilkTV Corps •• ) 1
Crauneld,'Qeor<j:e Darlcy, Unattached . . TO June O0'l2 May
Cremer, James Smith, Royal Artillery .. 7 July 17|)K)July
CAPTAIIf.
WHEN
PLACED OM
HALF PAT.
1 July 06j 1 Feb.
lUJuue ()9 2tSAugr.
■17 .Sept. 03'lOMay
50 ] 1 Mur.
25 May
l;
0.>
54
07
25
58
3G
17 Jas.
18 July
H Feb.
13 Dec.
U Mar.
25 Jan.
15 June
45
48
17
99
10
CrcsawoU, Georjce/' Unattucliei 10 Au^.
Croiton, Walter Fred., CB. Royal Arlillerj- 21 June 33
Crookshank, Chichester Graham,^ Sub- i «- ».f«- on^4»n T^ ^ oa
T« ^ 1 e »»su»- I **> Mar. oU^ay Dec. 38
Inspector of Militia S I
Croibie, 5/r William, -Bar^, Unattached 4 Mar. 13 13 July 15
Cross, William Jennings, Unattached.. .., 1 April 19; 1 Deo. 25|29Au7. 20
Cuddy, Alexander Daniel, Unattached . . 10 Oct. 22,18 May 20
Cuppa^, Alexander, Unattached 25 Aug. 09i20 Doc. 12
Curtis, Henry," Royal Artillery 22 Dec. 03,20 July 04
Custance. Neville, 1 R. Veteran Batt ' 2 July 121 9 Sept. 13
Da vies, Arthnr, Unattached 22 Nov. 21^17 Feb. 25
•DaWi'S, John, 4 Foot never i never
Davles, John, Royal Artillery 4 April 08 20 June 09
Davis, Alfred,^ Unattached 21 Sept. 1527 May 19
Du la Condamine, Thomas, Unattached . . '16 Jnne 1418 Mar. 25
Be Lisle, Hirzcl Fred., Unattached ^23 Sept. 13 12 Feb. 24
IVErp, lialthazar. Barony 60 Foot ' never never
D«'spard, Philip Ilcjiry, Unattached .... 17 Mar. 2522 Nor. 27
Des Voeux. Sir Henry Wm., J5ar^,Unatt.l 8 April 25, 0 Feb. 2(>
Dr>uiielly, George, Land Transport Corps • .... (22 Sept. 55
Dorf», William Henry, Unattached | 8 Dec. 37 27 Bept. 39
Dor^bill, George * Uuattoched |20 Nov. 38.25 Sept. 40
2 AprU 50, 2 April 50
7 Oct. 13,25 Dec. 14
-20 July 25|29Ju)y 25
26 Doc. 5 1:26 Dee. 51
14 April Oa, 9 Nov. 15
7 Oct. 1235 Not. 14
16 Dec. 57 20 Nor. 58
7 April 25:14 Sept. 26
2 Juno 37' 4 May 40
31 Mar. 55,28 Aug.
57
45
56
SO
IFeb.
8 Jan.
1 June
29 Aug. 26
0 April 41
11 Judo 30
13,21 April SI
31 Aug.
3 Oct.
27 Nov.
6 Nov.
26
15
20
12 Oct. 86
8 Jane SO
3 Oct. 06
99-25 Deo. 00
27; 9 Sept. 84
19 Jan. 26!l3Aug. 30
15 June 82,15 June 32
2 April 20l41^;b. SB
DouzlaS, Henry Hamilton, 78 Foot
VDoug'a^s Joseph,^ Unatt. Military }
Knight of Wind>or j[
Douglas, Robert, Unattached
Dowhind, John, 67 Foot
Dowman, John,^ Unattached, Capi. of I
InvalUU, Royal HoBpitalt Ckeuea. . 5
12 Mar. 14 14 April 18
UJuly 08*20 Dec. 10
IS Oct. 1510AQg. 20
1 Nov. 04 28 Mar. 05
28 Sept.
Dresing, Cbarles,« 3 Foot =19 Feb.
ijil Dromgoole, N. lleming, 35 Foot 1 1 Nov.
Du Bourdien, John, 87 Foot |28 Feb.
Du Cane, Robert, 9 Foot
Duncan^ William,«(> Royal Artillery
Dunne, Richard, Unattached
Dutton, Charles, Unattached
SB Eaton, Charles,*' 10 Foot
^S^ F^lwanles, David John," R. Artill.
3ft1 Elliott, Richard Clias., Unattached
?a%iElH«.tt, William,*' 11 Foot
EU:s, Ilercnle'*** UnaUadied
Rmen^oit, John,'** Unattached
C Enderhy, Sjimnel,^ York Chasseurs ..
Ereh-gh, Oror^o Carter, Royal Artillery. .
Eveh-gh, Jfihn ilonry, Unaft '. . .
Fairtlough, Wm. Ilavllaiid/' Unatt
Farmar, Richard," Royal Marines
Flnry, Alen Qrorge, Unattached
Pi»her, Soth Nuttall, Unattached
Ffek, Willtam Hawlry, UnalUichid, ^
Adjutant f South Deoon Militia,, . . j
FitzGenild, Thos. B. Vandeleur,** R.Mar.
♦Pitahei'bert, John, 80 Foot
Ford, CharW,** Rojal Artillery
Forde, William,^'' Unattached
Ftekett, Joseph, Unatt, Mqjor, Hert
Jord MiUtia ...«•« ^
80
30
04
28
21 Dec. 82
2 June
4 July
38
05
3 April 40 28 AprU 48
10 May Ooj 1 June 06
8 April 25 2 Mar
10 May '"'
00 Dec.
10 Feb.
20 Nor.
1 Feb.
17 Doc.
15 Mar.
30 June
07
43
5 Nor. 00
10 Feb. 45
29 22 Aug. 34
56
40
53
24
8 April 20
8 Mar.
1 June
40
15
3 Sept 47
2 July 4c
29 July 18
8 July 34>20Sept42
4 Dec.
INov.
5 June
4 Jan.
5 Aug.
:M)July
31 Oct.
20 Dec.
8 April
12 Aug.
8 Mav
!6 July
12 Feb.
10
00
05
09
10
07
07
11
3:1
20
15 Oct
7 Jnne
1 June
23 June
27 Nov.
15 Nor.
11 Mar.
SO 16 May
12 30 Oct
08 21 April
ooj 1 June
11 28 Aug.
!
30
38
08
10 Jan.
28 Jan.
29 Dec.
12 Fob.
10 April
50
17
34
4(
14
2i'
27
18
25
27
19
45
32
51
51
27
1 AprU 57
5 June 57
•20 May 58
16 July 85
14 Aug. SB
OMar. 49
16 Nor. 18
8 Sept 47
10 Nov. 56
25 June 17
LONor. 48
8 Feb.
15 Mar.
23 Nor.
24 June
14 Aug.
29 July
28 Aug.
22 Jan.
4 Nov.
23 Sept.
17 Feb.
OMsy
14 Oct.
never
IJulv 0(:
4 July 05
24 AprU 2S
12,14 April
20 April 0911 Auff.
12 April 09'l3 Feb.
lOAiiril 12 27 3Ijiy
37 17 April
2(]20 Jun.
38 9t^(>pt
42 23 Dec.
10 5 June
24,13 May 20 3 April 35
15; 8 AprU 20
50
13
25
12 June 07.27 July
22 Oct. 25 7 Not. So'si Ang. 80
I
27 April 15.25 Oct.
19 Dec.
9 Sept.
1 Feb.
5 June
23 June
56
25
88
42
23
26
27
S4
3G
80
32
45
40
51
58
27
43
i
45 27 May 4811 July
never 25 Dec.
1 Feb. 08 29 July
17 Feb. 87
27 July 57
1814
7 May 88
sol 7 July 85
\
\
478
Captains.
Vrn9CT, Bvan Baillio, Unattached
9 Vnaer, lliuniaii,^ 88 Foot
Frascr, Thomui,^* U. Murincd
♦Freilcrick, Sir Richard, Bart., 9 Foot . .
French, Acheron, (Jlreimdicr Gnards . . . •
)| I'uriiacp, Xfirbury,'^ 00 Foot
ENSIGN,
KTC.
DJan.
2;j
10 Jan.
OH
20 Nov.
SB
ncTcr
17 June
07
20 1>cc.
(Hi
CAPTAIN.
15 Doc. 2i>jl2 Doc
. 2«
WHEN
n.ACF.D OM
IIAU^ IMV.
14 June 35
Id F«b. 081 2 July I2j26 Jane 17
10 July 37 2eNov. 40:23 Jan. 51
never 127 Xot. !>9 2.'5 May 02
17 Dec. 07l 7 AprU 25' 0 Nov. 30
10 Mar. 08*30 Dec. 19' 3 April 23
Fy..n.,HtnryTh<mia^KoyulAr^^^^^^^^^^ 3lll8Ji.ly da'l 3 April 42:12 May 40
Mt{fur, Ji» Lancashire Art, MiUtia S \ 1
P Fyle, Williuni « 92 Fv)ot ! 2 June 04 20 Aug. 05 10 Sept. 13 25 Decl 14
^ Gappcr, Kilmund, 83 Foot | 1 Au^r. 041 5 May Ooj 3 Juue 12 25 June 17
Garth, Thomas, 15 Drajroons 23 Nov. 15lOJu»e 1024 Aup. 20250ct. 21
lJGH8coyiie,Thos.nun»lKr,'"nCevlonHci:.: 3 Nov. 07 25 Mar. trO( 7 Feb. 22 13 May 3ft
' IH Sept. 40| i> June 43 13 Sept. 5313 Scpf. 53
7 Aug. 401 7 Aug. 4U
24 Nov. 47! 15 Oct. 50
■ • • • ■ •
19 G(x', Fruncltf,^ Unattached
9 Gibb<)n!«,Tlionias,^ Unatt., Capt. of \
InvalidSt R, HottpUnlf KUmainham \
Gichard, Wm. liohei-t. Royal Artillery . .
B Gilbert, Francis Yarde,^" R. Kn^riuecr*
Uillxirt, Janii'B Anthony, Royal Anillcry
*(>ilcB, Joseph, 0 Foot I never j never
Gilleland, John, Unatt. Q.M., 5 Mar. 47 18 Mar. 53,14 Sept. 55
Gillespie, John, Unattached
Gin);er, Joseph,^' 0 Foot
9 Glasse, Francis, 25 Foot
Gleet?, Edward Holt, Unattached
GleiV, Charles Edwanl Stuart, 92 Foot . .
Godber, Robeit, Land Transpt/rt Corps . .
Gold, Henry Yarburgh, Unattached ....
Goodc, John,''' Unattached
Goodwin, S. Osnaburgh, Unattached ....
Gordon, JamcB, 3 West India Regt. 27 Nov. 23 20 May ^*
Gould, John Stillman,'* 03 Foot !30 Sept. 42 28 June 44
Granger, John, Land Transport Corps . .
Grant, James, Unattached
Grant, John, 24 Foot
Grautt, John. 72 Foot
Graves. William II., Uoattachod
Gray, Basil, Unattached
Green tree, Dovetou Downes,^^ Uuatt., \
Secretary to Council of J^ducation \
Greeuwooii, Joseph,^" Unsittached ] 0 May 3(V27 Oct. 31;
V Gre>ror, Gordon Wm. Fra ," 23 Foot .. 23 May 00jl4 May 07
$ Grimes, John, 70 Foot 0 Oct. 08 1 Nov. 10
0 Sept. 12 7 April 25
10 Mar. 39,27 Sept 40 , _
1 May 11 10 June 11 23 Mar. 25^ 6 June 25
10 Dec. 10128 Feb. 25 10 Jan. 3728 Not. 87
25 Dec. 13*25 S. pt. 14
9 Jan. 571 0 Jau. 57
31 May 39l 7 Jau. 42
25 Sept. 03. 0 Mar. 05
14 Aug. 01 0 Jan. 02
3 Aug. 21i{21 June 31
1 June 41^4 June 42
.... 7 Feb.
11 April 25|l8 Sept. 28
5 Sept. 11.12 Nov, 12
25 Dec. 13 31 Oct. 22
8 June hS\ 8 June 55
iMay nl21 Dec. 20
18 Sept. oa « Jan. 18
23 April 3^1 Jan. 45
9 Nov. 4n'i0 Kov. 50
7 Sept. 55
5 April 31
20 Feb. 35
1 April 57
25 Feb. 45
20 Feb. 95
20 Dec,
15 Feb.
21
1 Oct. 5*'
30 June 20
10 5 Mar. 12
-I
22 Dec. 35 8 Feb. 3y
12 Nov. 2fri5 Mar. 31
20 July 49110 Not. 5(J
10 Dec. 05|23June OTi
OJan. 08t2COct. 08
30 July 28*31 Jan. 34
9 May 45> OJan. 47
I Feb. 661
6 Mar. 27
13 Aug. SOU Dec
27 Dec. 14
8 April %'>
'20 Nov. 39
BJan. 58
1 April 57
6 Mar. 27
82
25 Dec. 17
23 Not. 3C
20 June 45
8 Jau. 6d
Guthrie. William, Unattadseil 22 April 20 20 Mar. 27 24 Feb.
DQwynne. Henry Lewis i:iiward.7»02 Foot 25 April 05 20 June 0(ij23 Aug.
Handcock, //<w. Rol>t. French, R. Art., \ atti 1 oi oa r^— 00 1 nr^
Lt.Coh Comm, VMinCity Art. .. { ^^ ^^'^ 31 23 Dec. 82 1 Nor.
Haitley, Malachi, Laud Traut^port Corps.. 28 May 47 11 April 51 9 Sept 57
31 Mar. 46 23 April 58
17 June 31*25 Dec. 14
25 May 22|30 May 22
37
lu
4S
Q® Harris, William, Unattached 10 April 1221 Jan. 18
9 9i2i Harrison, Hu{,'h,«' 5 Foot 21 Nov. 05 18 June 07
28 Oct 24
U
Harrison, John,'" Unatt. Captain of ^ am 1
InvaHds, Royal Hottpital, theUea . . J ,*" •'"'y
5 Harrison. John," 82 Foot, Adjutant, } .,. , „.
Royal Mid Loihian Yeomanry Cav, ]r^'''^^^ ^^
Hart, Richard,** OC Foot S7 Mar.
Hartman, Gustavus Adolphus,'^ Unatt...
Hartshorn, William, Unait, Adjutant \
0 Lancajihire Militia \
Harvey, John, Royal Artillery, ilfryor,
Donegal Artillery Militia
•Haselfoot, Charles, 3 Foot
Havlland, Francis, Unuttached
Hawke, Hon, StanIiO])c, Unattached . . . ,
Hawker, Charles, Uuatt
Hawkey, Henry Ciia. M.,^ R. Maiiucs . •
Hawkins, George Palmer, Unattached . .
Hawkins, John, Unattachi d
H Huy, Williain,«»7 15 Foot, Colonel, ^
Berwick Ait'illfry Militia S
9 iical.v, John,"*" 39 Foot
lirnnl Willium llodi^ r ?>n Voot
10 May 44
29 Dec. 43
never
24 Nov. 35
13 Aug. 25
2 June
11 June
25
12
3 Dec. 30
25 April 00*25 Mar. 25
9Fi:b. 4;
3 April 4(;
18 Jane 35 23 June 37
never
29 Sept. 37
17 July 2,312 May 2,">
22 Feb. 31 20 July 3l
27 Sii)t 30 18 Nov. 4(.
30 Nov. 09 OJau. 11
25 Aug. 0()^ 3 Nov. Ot
9 Mar. 07 14 Jan. OH
4 June 08 8 :Sept OH
\\C> %«V^. "il \Q Dec, 33
13 Aug. 47
25 Feb. 17
9 Oct 4S
16 Aug. 51)
8 June 30
10 May 2i
15 Mar. 89
27 Oct 3625 0o<. 42
10 Nov. 54
8 Aug. 51
1 AprU 46
25 Dec 13
30 April 52
20 Sept 20
25 Aug. 43
12 July 49
15 May 27
1 July 20
2 May I]
26 June ^liS^an, 42
20 Sept 44
lb May 25
10 Not. 54
12J4ia. 55
26Maj 46
25 Aug. 14
:K) AprU 52
2 Dec. 31
14 Sept 52
14 June 52
15 May 27
7 Sept. 2U
25 April 12
'X fiipt 49
Captains,
4^74,
2o LIXUT.
ETC.
1
Aug.
never
:WNov.
*24 Feb.
19 Jan. 16
Hparh, Mft»?cIosfle1(l William, H. Engineers
• II< arluote, Cock^hutt, 53 Foot
I!oim!»t4oii, David, 10 Fdot
IlLTtfQnl, n.S.C., Marguisof, KG.,2*2Dr8
^\!^\ Uill, Henry,'* Uiialt., Aifjutant f
• Chrthire Yeomanry Cavalry S
II linker, Ht?i»ry,"'t Laud Trjiiinport Corjis
flinde, Henry KrynoMs, 30 Foot
Hiii<^ton, Francis Bernard, Unattached. .
V vC-i H«'dg<>8, George Lhkyd/*" CK., \
Unatt. Contnl Gvtwral at the TIagiie S
Ilodgr-s, Thomas Eiirdley,*' iTnattaciifd. .
9 HoHinsworth, neiiry."^ Unattached, )
Mi/Uury Kn'ght of Windnar j
Hopkins, Henry, 11 Garrison Battalion . .
Ilornhnook, Thomas BcckforrI, R. Marine>
llorsford, George Fahie, Unattached ....
Horsley, Xicholas,^ Unattached
Hothaoi, Augustu<4, Unattaclitxl
Hotharo, George,** R. Engineers
fl Hoiiltoii, Sir George, 43 F., EnsUjn ^I^ yj
of Yeomen of the. Guard S
lloward deWulden,C A., Lord, QVW.fi?, )
Envoy J^x, Sf IHw. Plenipo. at BruSJteU S
Hndson, Cliarle«, Land Transport Corps
Humbley, Wm.Wellington Waterloo,** Un.
Humphreys, John Goi Jlin," Coldst. Gds.
Hunt, John, Unattached
n nnter, George James,*' RojtiI Artillery
Hunter, Jamrs, Unattached
Ilassey, Thomas," Roynl Marines
Hutchinson, Fred. Jas.Taggart, Unatt., \
Major y Fife Artillery Miiifia j
Imlach, Alexander, Unattached
Inge, Chas., Unatt., Mqj,y 1 Stafford Mil,
Irwin, Thomas, C Dragoons
Isaac, John Matcham,** Unattached ..
Jamo!<, Demetrius Grevis,**" Royal Marines
Jarvi-j, Sir Samuel Raymond,'*" 7 Drs. . .
{I ^Jcffrc)^!, Richard, 63 Fo<»t, liar- }
raek-maxter at Dublin \
Jervois, Edwyn Stanhope, 7 F., Comm, \
if Convalescent Depot at Yarmouth S
John<H>n, Yarrall, G3 F(»ot
Joliffo, SiryV, G. H., JE/f., Bonrbon Regt. . .
Jones, James,*^ Royal Marines
Jones, Vansrhan, Unattached ........•• 12 Not.
Jones, WiUiam,»<» 52 Foot 25 Feb.
14
00
20
LIE.UT.
CAPTAIN.
1 July lo 13 May
never 125 Dec.
-23 Jan. Od| 5 Jan.
24 Oct. 21:25 Mar.
WHEN
ri.AC'Kl> ON
HALF I'AY.
5 May
15 2d June
20 Jan.
13 (kt.
28 Aug.
29 Jan.
3 Dec.
7 Oct.
25 Aug.
30 Jan,
18 Mar.
20 Dec.
24 Mar.
never
27 Mar.'
14 May
11 Dec.
1 Oct.
17 Nov.
26 Feb.
00: 13 Jan.
08
55' 7 Sept.
02 29 Nov.
00
12
35
5 Dec. 11
7 Jan. 08
4 Feb. 14
29 May 28
24 June 03
1 Sept. 04
02
90
2:) 20 April 30
13
21
15
00
5 Oct.
19 May
1 May
COct.
1 Oct.
31 Dec.
17 Dec.
'28 June
21 Ang.
8 May
14 June
15 10 Jan.
25 19 Dec.
10
08
14 April 17
25 Jan. 55
35 15 Doe. 38
07 14 July 08
12> 9 April 15
08'13Mar. 11
37
28 April 97
18 Dec. 27 17 May 31
27 SepU 80
18Jolv 03
9 Nov.
7 Jan.
20 Aujr.
4 Nov.
15
30
09
20!
7 Jan.
20 Feb.
29 Oct.
3 Sept.
19 April 90 8 Jane
7 April 06 19 June
13 July 49
12 Aug. 03
10 April 17
07
08
42
36
12
2ii
90
Of)
10 Jan.
2 Nov.
30 25 May. 38
i:j,25 Dec. 14
15125 Feb. 16
23 17 April 23
30 28 June 36
55 1 April 57
06 25 Mar. 11
50 1 Oct. 50
do 31 Dec. 30
41 17 Doc. 41
50128 June 50
Oi: 2 Nov. 00
24 5 Jan. 86
4;^ 2 Aug. 42
4i l<)J«n. 46
20 28 Dec. 32
3; 17 Aug. 30
\L 25 Mar. 17
3 Oct 22
• • ■ •
never
II Dec.
27 Mar.
IG Dec.
10 Mar.
6 Aog.
8 June
31 May
19 Jane
never
25 Sept. 06
28 Aug. 06
15
23
16
48
07
41
10
44
28 Mar.
22 Dec.
26 Aug.
....
12 Jan.
5 Jan.
1 May
20 April
8 April
10 Oct.
6 Nov.
10 Dec.
24 dept.
17 Mar.
10 Sept.
27 Mar.
3 Dec.
11 July
29 June
7 Sept.
25 Dec.
55
50
25
45
27
50
101
38
47
40
3 Oct. 22
1
i3
18
10
23
19
1
27
10
23
18 2.>
45
X)8
15
10
25
25
13
54
04
19
00
0(H
never
1 May 22
27 Aug. 25
3 Mar. 25
29 May 40
14 July 08
26 July 44
10 June 13
1 April 46
never
^^Joncs, Wm., I Provisional Batt. of Mil.
Kayc, Wilkinson Lister, Royal Artillery . .
Keane, George Michael, Unattached ....
Keata, John Smith, Roynl Waggon Train
Kemp, John, 4 F., i?. M. at Canterbury
9 K6nroare,Th(»ma8.i(^ Earl of^ 16 Drags.
Kenny .Stcph. .^"^UwntUAdj.Stirling.Mil,
V Ker, Richard Hall,'<" Unattached
Kerr, Robert Duudas, Royal Engineers ..
{I •KeUilby, James,'*" 51 Foot
5 King, James,*** 73 Foot
9 Kfn?, John Duncan,*'*^ Unattached, \
Military Knight of Windsor S
King, Sir R. Duckworth, Bt., Unattached
Kingslcy, James Bell, Unattached
*KinneIr, Jos. ph Hall, 2 Pro v. Bn. of Mil.
^ Klrby, Michael, 65 Foot
Kirwan, Henry, 15 Foot il8 April 0028 Nov.
Knighty Brook John, Roval Staff Corps. . !26 Oct. 26| 8 June
Knipc, Geo. M. 36 F. , Adj. Car low MititiaitZ Fob. 39 20 May
16 Nov.
9 June
22 April
8 Jnne
\Q Dee.
:30 Sept.
25 Dec.
12 July
19 Dec.
5 July
1 4 Aug.
12 Ang.
15 Mar.
6 Feb.
17 Feb.
25 Dec.
55
April 57
Oct. 57
Not. 81
Oct. 45
Oct. 33
Dec. 56
Sept. 14
May 42
Sept. 47
Jan. 46
Oct. 21
Sept. 50
Feb. 12
Jan. S3
25 Sept. 14
31 July 57
23
24
13 3 July
34 -24 June
10 1 Sept. 14
56 19 Dec. 56
19 5Jone
IS 25 Oct.
36 4 May
20 17 Mar.
2!)I31 May
57|l9Feb.
10 Dec. 06^28 Feb.
28 Feb.
10 Nov. 13
never
*25June 12
1 8 Feb. 08
12
53
35
54
13
11
16 Mar. 30
22 29 May 25522 April
9 Nov. 1421 May
never [25 Dec.
29 Feb.
Kyrie, J. Ernie Money, R. Staff Cori>8, ) L^. ... «„
AtUutant. Hertford Militia } j ^" ^**'" ^
LabalmondierG, Douglas W. P. , 45 Foot, i !., , , «^
Asiiit, ConmUnr.qfMetrop. Police ]r
1631 Mav
00 22 May
30 26 June
421 6 June
I
23
44
43
37
33
58
19
54
25 Mar.
15 Dec.
0 Feb. 35
28 Dec. 58
25 Aog. 15
1 Jan. 18
28 Dec. 30
20 5 Feb. 36
41 21 May 41
13 1814
21 19 April 23
04-25 July
Ang.
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'V
35; 2
54'22
4229 Jan. 47
12
44
54
5 Oct. 38^22 July
25 May Sd! 7 Jua^ 4A<2J^ k^x\\'^
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fl April (K
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never
■11 May 13
13 Aug. 13
WyuUliuu, Uiiattirlicri.-
a Hot. 27
iSOct. 31
AiJaly 38
10 Nov. 31
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7Jau. 14
30Awil 44
30 April 44
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8 April 17
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^7 Mar. <M.: 7 tk^l. t>e 111 A))ril IH
6U^. 35
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, M.l *,'i* Pui tiii{tu.»i-lieTvk-<
lA Nu*. (>.'. t) April U7
11 F«l>. l32«Anriii»
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«.vu\Villi.H.."'a.AnJll«7 ..
1 j«iy o(i| 1 F«i). oe
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:t)t April 111 17 Deo. Ill
2 Ftb. 8d. 8 Aur- 40
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2.'i Dec. 1313^ Sept. 14
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lAJuDfl MUJ.U. i6
18 Mar. SI) 18 Mar. 39
■^1^ ...±:":'fv!
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18 Feb. 63 18 Feb. 63
Uirky, Unutt., ii«(, )
1
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3 Fub. S'l 0 Jan. 3&£) An;. 5(r»3 Ang. SO
±! Aiiff. S113 Oct. 82l3Fi..b. 4SI0Aii«. 49
12 Ajiril ail a D*c W;*0 Dec. A4 0 Hay W
ICJune Via Au(t. 40, 1 Jury 47:17 Frt. 64
II AoB. 4l,il Uay 4tl,U H*r. 64il7 Oct. 67
1.1 June 1H-.'7M».Y oriSJuw. ll,d^M«r. 27
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■JO Feb. 33 11 June 42|«IOet. ti
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il Mot. KI U M«v ajW Nor. 37
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4 Feb. WJ 5 Mot. IS^M Auj. SI
never
S« .
MVnlnJialhuU....
18 A<i)-. (IM 14 S>-pt. IKI 3 Sept. IS^iO April 10
0 .yorri.
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Samue','" IS Fuot
leury lii.-ur|[>i. Royal MiuiiiM
uW. l;
11 June 3:1
lUMajr' 41
% Has. *\
Captains.
476
Jf Morrison, Hann, 60 Foot
Mi>rHhoail, I'tntvro Andenon, Koval Art.
Mottlev, Thoiiiuii Martin, Iloval Artillvrv
Mullen, JiiliD, Uiiutt
Murray, Churlcn Uobcrt, Unuttachcd ....
Murray, (k>t>rire, UiiHttticIiHl . . • • «
Murntv, lleiirv, Roval Artilkrv
>ie»tor, JuiiieH, 19 Foot
Newbury, Ar. U. Cainac, Unattaohed. . . .
NeweniiHUi, Ricliani, Uiiattachod
Nicliolaft, JaiitG«, Royal MariiiCA
NtclinlU, Joliu, Unattached
Nicholson, Chris. lImni)d<Mi, Unattached
9 Nichol(K>u, Huntley,*^ Grenadier Gds.
§1 NicolU, Augustus,'*^ Unattached ....
Nnoth, Henry Stephen, 0 Dr. Guards. . . .
N<»rinan, Ralph, Land Transport Corps. .
Noruian, Robert,'^^ Unattucliinl
Norton, JuuHit lioy, Unatt., Pa^m</ir/0r, (
A^orthfimptitn Militia S
Gales, Williain Coa])c, Glengarry Fcncibkb
O'FIanasran, John, 3.3 Foot
9 CH Onnsby, Arthur,'** Unattached . .
Onniby, Aa«{u«tu!i Howard,'^ Unattached
Ouseh'y, William, Unattached
iiSl Packe, Geo. ilussey,'^ ^1 Dragoons
*Paire, Robert, 0 F«iot
Mi Pakenhain, William, Riiyal Artiller}'
^Palmer, Edward Desparri,''" 67 Fuot. .
P Panley, John Qain,'^ 87 Foot
I'arL'in, John Bawden, Ro)'ul Artillery . .
Pat«'r«on. Kdward James, Royal Artillery
P Femberton, G. Keating:,'^ Royal ArtW.
PenoyinaD,Jaine8Wbite, Sub-Invp.of Mil.
Penruil<locke, Thomas, Scots Fus. Gds. . .
Peploo, Daniel Peploe, Unattached ....
Peiley, \\x^\^H,V\\vlUt.,Prqfiut^orof Mi- \
litary S^arttyinffy R. MUitary College S
Pbelips,Richanl, Royal Artillery
Phillips, Fred. Flerr'uy Bathurat, R. Art.
Pietert, Ciurleii,'^ Unattached
Piifott, Robert, 1 GaniMn Battalion ....
Pilgrim, John Buuce, Uuattacbid
Pitttf, Francis, Unatf ached
P«ide, William,*** 3» Foot
Pollock, William Paul, Royal Artillery . .
Pope, James, G Foot
SPortcous, Alexander,"^ CO Foot
Potter, Thomas,'*" Portuguese Sen ice
Powell, Peter, 2 West Iinlia Regt
9 Price, Davlfl,'** ;J6 Foot
9 Price, Rice,*** 57 Fo«4
* Prickctt, William, Royal Waggon Train
P Qucntin, Geo. Edward, Portuguese Ser.
Ralph, Joseph, Unattached
Kamsay, Franciii, Royal Artillery
9 i:® Randall, George,'" Unattached
Ilandolph, Francis, Royal En;;ineers . . . .
Reail, Con&tantine, Royal SUff Corps. . . .
Reeves, Tliomas, 24 Foot
Rice, Charles Augustns, Royal Engineers
Rich, John Sampson,'"*' Royul Artillery . .
Rich, Robert JamcA Evelyn, 00 Foot ....
Richards, George, Royal Marines
RichardM)n, Mervyn, Unattached
y Richanbon, Thomas,'*' 7 Dragoons
•Biek»rd«, William, 04 Foot
^Rid<lksdeD, Richard, 4 Foot
^Ridgway, Samuel, 8A Foot
Roberts, J alius, Royal Marinea
RobeitfOD, Alexander^ Unattached
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07
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never
never
never
Mar.
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43
40
14
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Oct.
Jun.
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Jan.
never
April
May
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Nov.
Aug.
Dw.
July
never
July
13
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23
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09 88
Nov.
Oct.
Sept.
Nov.
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Feb.
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Dee,
Nov.
July
Mar.
Mar.
April
July
never
May
June
June
April
Ai>ril
April
Oct.
Feb.
April
June
Oct.
May
Mar.
never
never
never
Mar.
Nov.
27
4
15
3
9
27
25
20
7
31
1
3
3
8
25
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July
Dec.
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May
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52
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Aug.
April 47
Aug. 31
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July
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July 34
Jan.
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Dec.
17
14
17
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17 June 64
54 21 Sept. 64
64 12 May 64
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14 Juno 60
15 April 36
•25 Oct. 21
19 May 49
20 Dec. Ad
25 July 15
25 Dec. 16
13 20 Feb. 30
1225 Dec. 14
20 25 Dec. 21
13 25 June 10
14 -25 Dec. 16
45 16 Dec. 45
44 1 May 48
15 13 Oct. 25
37 15 Oct. 30
32 24 Aug. 33
07 8 April 19
45 15 Dec. 58
28 0 Nov. 30
31 14 Feb. 81
12 18 Mar. 13
20 4 Feb. 20
16 4 Sept. 17
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^ 14 ^^ 65
477
Captaim.
CORNET,
ETC.
2'i X)ic, on
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Robertaon, Frederick,*" Hoyal Artillery . . 2i Dvc, 0:\ H)
*no1)iTtd<>n, John, 14 Foot
Rollo, Uolicrt A.,"" Koviil Arlillery
How, IIii;>)i; riiuttachcd
1{0A(*, William, !)7 Foot
Iliiss, (iilliuii Mucl:iitu>, T^nnttnohod ....
K>iiH, If on. Win. Kiifut*, Portii^iicso Sorv.
9 KiMikiu, Mark,*** 47 Fix>t
liunnaclcit, Anthony, Hoyal Artillery „
SL John, Fn«l. Art'hnr,"* UnattacluKl . .I:JS July 4^ „
8avaa:c, llenrv, Uoval Marines | '2 J)cc. 1 1 '22
j^avilc, Henry* Dour'chifT Osbonie, HI. Art. U Die. 37 21
8 I'Vb. 04
8 May n.*.
nevrr
I*2Julv
11 Dec.
3
0
17
00 JO
5 Nov. (>('
13 Feb. Of.
10 Nov. 3tJ
7 April 37
8 May
'21 June
23
31)
Sayor, Frederic,*"' 23 Foot, Pohce Ala- (
gUtratefvr Gihntltfir j
Scott, Churlo!*,'*'* Royal .^farines
Sealy, Francis, 07 Foot
Honhouso, William Wooil, 88 Foot
Ifi Seward, Elliot,"* Hoyal Artillery 20 Sept. 04
Seymour, Mthvard Adolphus, R. Artillery '21 Juno 4S
Shej)pard, Walter CojH', Unattached ....
Shcrwen, W ter, L- nattached
Shoveller, William Kin}r,Roval Marines, \
Chiff Officer of Coast Guard 5
9 Si8sou, Joseph,'^" Unattachccl
Slater, Henry Francii*, Royal Artillery . .
Small, Robert, Unattached
Smith, William,'^' Unattached
Smith, William, Land Transport Cor|)!i..
Spratt, Henry, "'f Royal MarincA
Spiirin, John,*^'- Royal Marines
© 312.1 Stewart, Duncan,"* Unattached . .
Stewart, Mervyn, Roval Artillery
9 •Still, Nathaniel fyron,'" o Foot ....
Stockcnbt^om,^VrAnd.ii^R.Cori»icanRan.
Strange, Charles, Unattached
8traul)cnzeo, Charles, 0 West India Rt^t.
Stuart, Hon. Arch. Gco.,0 West 1. Regt.
July
never
Sept.
May
Sept.
Aug.
Dt?c.
Jan.
Sept.
Mar.
Jnlv
April
04
03
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HIIRN
ri.ACKD OS
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20
20
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Nov.
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Mar.
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Nov.
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13'25Sept. 14
12 April 20
28 June 50
1 Mar. 08
10
50
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If
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37
40 0
14 Sept. 62I2O Dec. 54
1.5 Feb.
M April 23
<5May 28
-»7 Mar. 07
5d>28 Jon. .W
40 3 M;iy 44
40 20 May 53
2 Oct. 20
18 Sept. Of;
I May 1;.
4 Oct. 11
20 July 3-
• • • •
27 Si»pt. 4-J
7 Feb. 07
13 June Oo
1 May 40
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12 Sept. 11
OMay 10
J8 0et. 05
30 April 20'
10
21
20
3
1
10
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20
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13
15
27
10
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July
July
Nov.
Nov.
July
July
Au'i.
Nov.
Sept.
June
Sept.
July
Nov.
Jan.
Nov.
12'l0
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30'l4
05 10
48 1
25' 0
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08
20
7
4
7
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5
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11 Jan. 43
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never
0 Nov. 07
10 June 0015
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•tJfcUat I-, MMVt*. X»IVlt. VI^A'., V> If «9b A. Aft^^lt. '^r .CXiri lA tm%/»J\r
Stuart, Hon. John, Unattached 12 July 15jl4
Studdert, fieorj^e, Uiiattaehed ...
Sullivan, John,"** Unattaclu d - . .
Tallun, Lawrence,'"' Unatt.chcd .
Ta.xlor, Fra. Munby Shawr, TJnatt
Taylor, Frn. Richard, 44 F., ProJ>jfjior ^ '., . ^, .
ofMilitarij Snrveiflng, R. Mil. Coll. S j"*^ '^"^ ^''i
Taylor, Janjes, (lold Coast Arlilleiy Corps 1 1 Aug. 54i 1 1
5 Taylor, John,'"* Unattache<l ho July 12114
Taylor, Wm. Ryves Na#h, Royal Artillpr)'l8 June 42
Teifer, James Dniinmond, Royal Artillery "" "
9 • Terry, John,»^ 74 Foot
• Terry, Stephen, 8 Foot
Thomp^n, I'Mwurd, Royal Stafi' Corps . .
19 Thompson, Jnmoi,'^ 80 Foot
9 Tittle, John Moore,'*' Unattached
Tobin, John, Unatt. At\j. N. Gloure*, itf*7.|28 Dec. 25!l0
Torrlano, C. Strunpfways,'" Royal ArtiUtTy 125 April 0(^22
Trover, Anthony, 4 Ceylon Re^t | 1 3Iar. 0;)l 2
^ twecdic, Michael,'"' Royal Artillery .. 1 May 00.17
Vansittart, Francis, Royal Arlilleiy .... 20 Dec. 43 7
Varlo, George, Royal Marines 18 June IW 24
Varlo, neuiy,'»* Royal Marine* 7 April 37|28
9 Vau^han, Herbert Henrj','*^ Unatt. . .
Vavasour, Mervin, R. En^zincers
Vciti'h, Thomas George, Unattachojl ....
© Vrntry, T. T. Arrm. Lord, 43 Foot. . . .
Veriier, Johu Donovan, Unatt
Vernon, Bowater Henry, Unattached ....
Virnon, Leicwti r Viucy S;iniwtdl, R. Eiig
{I V< tch, James,'^** R.^ Kng., Enginar i
to JItfdrvgraphicDeyt, of Admiralty \
Vokea, Thomas, L^nd Transport Cor\)t ..
June
Dec.
Sept.
Aug.
Nov.
July
Dec.
Aug.
May
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May
April
June
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April
Feb.
31 ar.
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Aug.
Feb.
Dec.
May
Nov.
Dec.
May
Aug.
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Oct.
Aug.
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34
38
51
15
27 Hot. 67
11
10
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55 27
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July 41
Dec. 55
Jan. 18
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June 31
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Oct. 53
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28
07
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10 Mar. 30|23
17 Auv'. 2(i 10
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24 Sept. 41 23
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1 Aug. 11; 20
I July
07
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55 23 Oct.
14 1 Oct.
43 10 July
44 27 May
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July
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July
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5025 Mar. 59
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Mar.
never
never
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Nov.
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Oct.
Dec.
June
Otu.
April
Jan.
Jan.
Feb.
Jnlv
Feb.
Ang.
Julv
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Aug.
AprU 20
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Mar.
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478
2d LIEUT.
ETC.
LIEUT.
CAPTAIN.
WItKN
I'LACnO ON
HALF I'AY.
)9 Walker, Williain, 24 Foot
WaUh, Juiin, liuyul Artillery
Ward, Heiulorsoii,**^ Royal Marinefl .. ..
Ward. VVilliHin, K. West India Hangers, )
A(\j. Cornwall and Devon Mincrg.. \
Wardo, John Henry Turner, Unatt., \
Riding Ma/ttcr, 6. Military Coll... 5
• Warner, Richard, 5 Foot
9 Walking, Willinn) Nowcll,»^ 48 Foot. .
Watfton, Andrew Vincent, Unatt. Capt. ^
Limerick A rtilUry Militui S
'Wtibh, Theodosius, U. Fng
Wilch, Stephen J. W. F., Cape Rejft. . .
5 Welling*, George,*** Unattached
35a WelU, Fortescue,**^ Royal Artillery . .
WemvM, James, Unattached, Mtijurf
Fife Artilhi'n Militia
>Vetherall, Charles,'** Unattached
Whalley, George Briscoe, Unattached . . . .
II Whitley, James,'*' 9 Foot
Willau, \\m. MofEit Douglas, R. Art., }
Adj. Pembroke Artillery Militia . . \
Williams, Hugh, Roval Kngineere
D Williams, James,'*^* 1 1 Foot
WilliamKin, John, Unattached
Wills, Thomas Lake,'®* Royal Marines . .
Wilson, Edward, 57 Foot
Wilson, James, Cohlstream Gds
WiLson, Joseph Franer, Unattached
* Winuinctnn, Hen. Jeffreys, 31) Foot . . . .
Wi^, William, 7*2 Foot
Wood, Fred. Aug. Percy, Royal Marines
Wood, Henry,"* 3 Draaoons
{I Wood, Jame^,'^ Royal Marines
Woodward, John, Unattached . . . • •
Workman, Tiiomas, Unattached
Wright, (icor^e, Royal Marines ••
Walff, Kenelm Chandler, Royal Artillery
Wyatt, Sanmel, Rciyal Artillery
Wyudhum, Alex. Watlham, Unattached..
Wynne, John, R(»yal Artillery
Wynter, Robert, Royal Artillery
Yates, John, Unatt. u^.M. 6 July 52) Ad- }
jutmity Cavalry Depot f Canterbury S
Young, Henry, Unattached
! 0
23
July ()i) 13 June
Nov. 04 1 Dec.
Awr. 43^9 Oct.
11 22 Mar.
03 20 June
47 10 July
1<')J15 June
ir)l24 Feb.
05 10 Dec.
13
25
58
21
18 July 20 4 Dec. 32 0 May 43 29 Dec 46
■ I I
21 June 38 22 May 85 16 Dee. 53jl6Dtc. 63
10
never
June
21 Doc.
18 June
;27
14
4
Aug.
Feb.
Oct.
never
03 2 June
32 18 May
35 18 Aug.
25 19 Sept.
11 14 Nov.
OGj 1 Feb.
,25 Dec.
04* 8 ilar.
33 20 Oct. 43
>'c^.- ^.
l.S25 6ept. 14
1025 Oct. 21
I j 10 April 17 31 Jan.
Aug. 13' 8 Aug.
Dec. 26' 1 2 Jan.
Aug. 05 17 Dec.
il5
!12
371 1 April
26' 6 Sept.
11 23 Mar.
08 20 July
21 22 Oct.
I
1620 June
80 9 July
06 17 June
7 April 54
46; 14 Mar. 51
27' 6 Sept. 27
]5'25Janc 25
25j29July 25
25,22 Oct. 25
24 27 June 84
35
2 April 41
13 25 Feb. 16
18 June 3528 Nor.
17 Dec.
9 April
30 Die.
12 Feb.
5 June
19 May
5 April
never
21 Feb.
27 Dec.
!lO July
j25 April
I 5 Nov.
3 Jan.
11 July
29 Oct.
28 Feb.
16 Mar.
16 Dec.
26 July
46 19 Aug.
07 10 Aug.
26. 16 July
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Har Services of the Captains.
1 Captain Acton served with tho 77th Regt. the Eastern campaign of 1854, and up to
0th Feb. 1855, including the battles of Alma and Inkerman and siege of Seba^topol (Medal
and three Clasps, and 5th Class of the Medjidic).
If Cdptaiu Addy served with the 5lh Dr. Gds. daring the Eastern campaign of 1854-65,
including the battles of Baluklava, lokermaD, and Tchernaya, and siege of Sebastopol
(Med.1l and three Clasps).
2 Captain Aipe servni in the roninsnla with the 4th Dragoons, and has received the
War Medal wiib five Clasps fur Talavera, Albuhera, Salamanca, Vittoria, and Toulouse.
8 Captain Anton has the War Medal with two Clasps for Martinique and Guadalonpe.
4 Captain John Armstrong (h.p. 88 F.) has received the War Medal with five Clasps
for Busiico, Fuf-ntes d'Onor, Cludad Rodrigo, Radajoz, and Salamanca.
4t Captain Atkinson served at the siege of Sebusto|iol in 1854-65 (Medal and Clasp).
5 CapUtiu Rt>b(?rt H.tl&er kits received the War MiKlal with one Cia»p for Java.
U Captain liamford served nith the G3rd Regt. the Eastern campaign up to Jany. 1865,
Sncluding the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and inkerman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal
and Clasps).
7 Captain liarwell has the War Medal with two Clasps for Yittoria and Toulouse.
8 Captain Basset served the Eastern campaign with the lit Dragoons, including the
battle of Balaklava and biege of Sebastopol (Mtdal and Claip).
9 Captain Baynes served in the Feninsula, from Sept. 1812 to the end of ths war in
1814, including the battles of the Pyrenees (30th July), Nivelle and Toulouse, for which
ho has received the War Medal with three Clasps. Served also the campaign of 1815,
And w^ prcMut at the battles of Quatre Brai ana Waterloo.
479 JVar Services of the Captains,
9t Captain B«1l serreil it the c.ipture of the Isle of France ia 1810. Alto at the Ulung of tlie
folloiriiig; F«iru in the Concftn, Eu«t Indios, viz., Sec-d^hur, Bugwuntghur, Ryghor, is iftlfl;
Newtee and lUreo, in 1819; at the tirtt uud Itutt )>laoi'a led (he fcioraing partici, as alto at tkt$
taking of u sr.ockido coraoianding a ford npar Bu^rwuntghur.
lU (.'ti;iu<n BI<i''kor served tfiili tbe IStli Iloyal Iriah at the siege and fiJl of Sebastopol from
30 h IVc. 1854 (Mt-dal aii<l Clasp).
1 1 OHptaiii B-Tfttfurd »«Tved wiih the 88th Ilf*gt. the KAstr-m campajjrn of 1854-o5, loeladiDg
the battles of Alma and InkcriDnn, tiirge of Stbabtcipol, attack on the Qiiarrk'S, and attack nu
the Ridan on the 18tb June and 8ih S.pl. — ievcrely wuunUfcd (Mcilal and Clasjis« and Kuight
of tht* Le^^lun < f Honor).
12 Cjp'ain Berry served nearly Are Tears with the army in Suuly» and was present at the
taking of the islands of Ibchia ami Proctdo. Served uu board ihe tf'eazU brig» cutting out gun-
boats on the coast of Calabria in 1811.
13 Captvn Birch servrd at the dfft-nce of Co^lix.
14 Captain Bishop has the War Medal with three Clasps for Yittoria. Pyrenees, and KiveUe.
15 CajiUin Boothby served with the 9i>[h Uegt. in the Eastern campaign of 1854, and was
■everely wounded at the battle of Alma — foot amputated (^ledal and CU^p, and Sardioiua Medal).
16 Captain Brander sprved the campaign of 1815 with the 1st Drag«M>n Guards, and was
present at the battle of Wat(rIo>>.
17 Captain Brenan serve<l ihroufhout the operations in Scinde (Mt'dal), including the de«
ttructinn of Imaumgur and the ha:ilfS of Mccaut^e and Uydt-rabal (twerely wounded), Wat
aftf'rwards present at Panulla, Pownghur, Munnahur, and Munsuntush.
18 Caprain Breton served with tbe 53rd Kogimcnt in the Sutbj campaign of 1845-46, inclndiog
the affair of Buldiwal. and acti<ms of Aliwal and Sobraon— wounded (Medal and Clasps^
19 Captain Robert Onslow Bridge served with the expediUoiiary force in Chiiia (\LmU])»
including the attack on Chuenpe and oppratious before Catiton in 1841.
20 Captain Brine served with the 32d Regiment in the sec<md siege operations before SXooltan
(Medal), including the storm and capture of the city on tbe 2d Jan. 1849 : he iraaaoTersiy
wounded on the 16th Jan.
21 Captain Broughton served in the Peninsula with the 9th Regt., and wai present at tbe
battles of Vimiera, Fuentea d'Onor, and Salamanca, for which he has the War Medal with ihree
Cla>>ps.
22 Captain Thomas Brown served with the 7'Jlh at the s'ege of Copenhagen, in 1807 ; aad
subsequently in the Peninsula from Jan. 1810 to the end of th^t war in 1814, inoluding the de-
fence of Cadis, battle of Busaco (slightly woundul), lines of Torres Vtdras, pursuit of Masaena,
action of Fos d*Aronoe, battles of Fut ntes d*Onor and Salamanca, siege or Burgoa, batlka oi
the Pyrenees. Nivelle, Nive, and Toulouse. Srrved also the campaign of 1815, and waa aeTeralj
wounded at Quatre Bras. He has received the War Modal with seven Clasps.
33 Captain Valentine Rrowne servtd with the 13(h Regt. in the West Indies, and wm pn-
lent at the action of L*Beole ; also at the sirge of Plait»burg in America.
24 Captain Burges served in the Peninsula, France, and Flanders, and waa sererelj wonnded
at Waterloo. Ue has received the War Medal with two Cla»ps for Niv<:lle and Hive.
25 Captain Burnett has received the War Medal with cne Clasp for Guadaloupe.
26 Captain J. C. Burton served on the eastern coast of Spain from March 1813 to the cod of
that war in 1814.
26^ Captain Cahill served throughout the whole of the operations in China (Medal), ooin»
menoing with the firbt taking of Cbu^an, and terminat'ng with the demonstration before Naakin,
including the storm and capiure of the heights above Canton (wounded), attack and capture ef
Amoy, second capture of Chusan, attack and capture of the heights of Chmhae, occupation of
Ningpo, repulse of the night- attack on Ningp'^, attack and capture of Chapoo, Wuosnog,
Shanghae, and Chin Kiang Foo. Served the Eastern campaign of 1854, was preaent at the
battle of the Alma (carried the regimental colour) and siege of Set>aBitopol; 'received the
thanks of Sir De Lacy Evans in Orders for the able n*isi»tinoe rendered to Miyur Fordjoe.
47 ih Regiment, in the trenches, on the 18ih of Ojt., when in charge of a working party { and
was serurely wounded at the repulse of the sortie on the 2Gth of October (Medal and Clasp).
27 Captain John Campbell (b. p. 26b F.) served at New Orleans with tbe 5lh West India regt
28 Ciptain William Campbell served in the Peninsula with the 30th from August 1811 to
June 1813, including the siege of Ciadad Rodrign, siege and storming of Bad^joa, battle of
Silamanca, capture of Madrid and the Retiro, siege of Burgos, and anair on rem«t at Villa
Muriel. He has received the War Medal with three Clasps.
29 Captain ("arnegie served in Portugal from Nov. 1800 to 1811, and haa receiyed tbaWar
Medal with one Clasp fur Fuentea d*Onur.
30 Captain Carr starred in the North Sea, on the coast of France, and North and South
America from 1812 to 1815.
31 Captain Casey served with the R. M. Bsttalion attached to the Li^ht Divbion of the
army in the trenches before Sebastopol in 1854-55, and with the R. M. Brigade vniil ita £aUi
was aUo at the surrender of Kinbourn (Medal and Clasp).
32 Captain Caulfield served in the Mediterranean and the Peninsula with the 44th from April
1806 to the end of that war in 1814, including the captures of Santa Maura, and (he Islands of
Ischia and Procida ; also tbe sif ge of Tarragona. Served also in the American war, jndud'gg
the actions of Bladensbnrg, Baltimore, and New Orleans, at which laat he waa «iightlj vonndacL
I- '
nar oervices oj me L^apiams. 4QU*
93 Captain Chancellor has received th^ War Kedtl and one Cliap for Talartra.
94 Capfam Chapman teryed with (he expedition to IVakshereo, aad was present at the sieg9
of Flush tng.
94t Captain Cheese served with the 39th Regt iu the operations against Kurnool in 1839 ;
and uu 29ih Doo 1843. in the action of MaharuJtHjre— nouniJed (Medal). Served in I860 at tlie
■le^p nnd fall of S-'bastopijl (Mt-dtil vnd Clasp).
35 (.'uptain Colvile emtuukcd m 1810 with the Guards for Cadis then besieged, bnd was pre-
sent at t^o battle of lUrroso. Hf served afiervrards with the IVninnular army as Aide-de-Caiop
to Ix>rd Ljncdocb, and i^us prvseut ut th« siege of Ciuddd lludrigo, the actiim of £1 Bodon,
battle «>f Viitoria, the two sieges of San Sebastian, and passage of tloe BidaiS«ia; he thf n pro-
ceeded to Holland, and was prefcnt at the aSkir of Merxem, and the attack on Bergen-
op-Zonm. He has received the War Mtdal with four Clasps.
96 Csptsin Cookes served in the 3d Light Dragoons during the Sutlfj canapiign of 1845-6,
and was present in the battles of Mo(>dk«e, Feroaeshah, and Subraon (Mtdal and two Clasps).
37 Captain Costley served in the reninsula with the 45lh, and was present at the battles of
Busaco, Fiif ntes d'Onir, SjiUmanca, Vittoria, ond the Pyrenees, and at the sieges of Ciudad
liodr'go and Badujoz: he h<is rootiivtd the War Mtdal with seven Clasps.
38 Captain Cotton served at the capture of the islands of lauhia and Procida, in 1809 ; also
at the t>iege of Qenro, in 1814.
39 Captain Courtenay served in the P< ninaula from 1811 until severely wounded in the Pyre«
nees in 1813. Hp has reciivcd the Wur ]Mv'dttl with o:ie Clasp for the battle of Vittoria.
40 Captain Charles Cox has received the War Mtdnl with one Clasp fur Talavera.
A{)-\ Captain Ciaig servid a^ a Lieutenant in the C2iid Regt. in the Satltj campaiun in 1845,
and was present at the baule oF Feri/.eshah (Mtdul), where he was severely wounded by a
cannon ball, causing amputation of the right arm.
41 Captain Cresswell Mrved with the B9th Regt. at the siege of Sebastopul from 15th Dec.
1854 to l^th Feb. 18o5 (Medal and Clasp).
42 Captain Crookshank, when proceeding to Van Diemen*s Land in charge of a convict
guard, received several severe wounds by the accidental duicharge of a pistol, in an attempt
made by the prisoners to surprise the guard.
49 Captain Curtis served at Walcheren in 1809, and was present at the attack of Ter Vera
and siege of Flushing.
44 Captain Davern served with the 88th at the attack on Buenos Ay res, 5th July 1807. At
the defence of Cadii in 1800 and 10; subsequent campaigns in the Peninsula, including the pur-
auit of the French from the Lines of Torres Vedras, action at Sabugal, battle of Fuentes d*Onor,
aeoond sifg^ of Badajox, action at £1 Bodon, siege and capture of Ciudad Rodrigo, third siege
and capture of Baddjos (wounded at the assault), battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, Pampeluna, and
the Pyrenees; passage of the Bidassoa, battles of Nivello, Nive, and Orthes (wounded) ; actions al
Vic Bigorre, Tarbes, and Hatpareu, battle of Toulouse, and various other minor affairs. Served
afterwards in the American war and was present in the action in Plattsburg. He has received
the War Medal with ten Clasps.
4C Captain Alfred Davis was present with a squadron of the 22nd Light Dragoons at the
battle of Maheidpore, 21»t Dec. 1817 ; and at the taking of Talneir in 1818.
47 Captain Joseph Dooglas served as 2nd Lieut. R. Marines on board U. M. S. Hindotien in
the North Soa, off Texel, in 1804, watching the movements of the Dutch Fleet. On 4tli June
1805 wai employed in the boats of the iMtire cutting out the boats of tlie Confiance, 490 tons,
off Mnroa Bay, coast of Spain, and storming two batteries under Sir James Yeo ( Medal). On
24th No?. 1805 on board the Loire during the engagement with and cspture, off Riichfor^ of
the French 44 gun frigate Libre. In 1808 he was gazetted to an Ensigncy in the 33nd Foot*
an<l the ftdlowing year served on the Walcheren expedition, siege of Flushing, and asoent of
the S.'heldt. In Dec. 1810 promoted to Lieut in the 45 th, with whioh Regimeut he served the
Peninsular campaigns of 1813 and 14, and was present at the battles of Nivelle, Nive, Orthes,
and Toulouse, at which last he was severely wounded in the right arm by a musket ball, when
carrying the King's color: he has received the War Medal with four Clanps.
48 Captain John Dowman served with the 40th Regt. throughout the operations in Affghan-
istan, ia 1841-43 (Medal). Served as Aide-de-camp to Major General Dennis in the battle
of Mahsrajpore on the 29th Dec 1843 (Medal, and mentioned in despatch).
49 Captain Dresing was present at the storming of Kawiti*s Pah at Rnapehapeka, New
Zealand, on 11th Jan. 1846, after which ho proceeded to the valley of the Hut% and served
there during different operations.
50 Captain Duncan Sireed with the expedition to Bremen in Germany in 1805. Also in
the American war, including the capture ot Moose Island.
51 Captain Eiton served in the Peninsula, France, and Flanders with the Rifle Brigade, and
has received the War Medal with seven Clasps for Barrosa, Vittoria, Pyrenees, St. SSebastian^
Nivelia, Orthes, and Toulouse.
52 Captain Edwardes served in the Peninsula from Jan. 1813 to June 1814, and was present
at the battle of Vittoria, siege of San Sebastian, passage of the Bidaisoa and of the Adour, and
investment of Bayonne : has the War Medal with four Clasps for Vittoria, San Sebastian,
Nivelle, and Nive. He served also the campaign of 1815, including the battle of Waterloo.
53 Captain William Elliott served with the 2nd life Gnards in the Peninsula, France, and
Flandert, and was present at the battle of Vittoria, at Pampclima, the Pyrenees, Toulouse^
Waterloo, and oapinre of Paris : has the War Medal with two Clasps for Vittoria and Tonlonae.
54 Captain Herooles Sllis served in the Peninsola with the 88lh, from Match 1809 tAtJbia«&iL
of that war in 18i4» ipoluding the first siege of Badajoa, tndVii!L\^fi% v)i\^^iM8»>^^^\!>N»v^^^(ttn«^
Mttorii, and the Pjrencn.
481 War Services of the Captains.
r>5 Captain Emrriioii arrvcd with the :i5tb at tho taking of Santa Manrm, stonnlng of tbt
enemy*a outp'tsta, 9nA at the taking of thp Ionian lalandi.
oC Captain KurliTbj a^rvi^d with the 32nd L^ghtDm^^oonsat BeTgaanand$holaporp>tel814;
aud with the 1 0'.h L-tnc<*r8 at Bburtporo in 1825-6. In additifm to tbi* aboTc in tervnd three jaani
in tho royal nuvy an miiiahipmon, and was on btiard H.^[.S. Drfenee at the battle i»f Trafalgar.
07 C'uptuin Fairtli)U);Ii tfvrvfd with tlio .^.^ih on thu China exp<»dition (Medal), aatftvaa
pr^iiont at Aiuny. Chiuan, Chinhur (including the uight attack), Chapoo, Wooauag, Shangliao,
and fhin Kian;; Foo.
08 (Inpliin F.irniur served on the Chini rxpediticn, and was present at the battle of Cbiren-
pee, attack (if fhu Aniiughov battcrit-s. n')vnuc<* on Cmton, capture of the heif^hCa of Cantmif
capture ot* CoI<*nr;^o, sccdoq capnire of Chuaan, a^iault and CAplnre of the oitiidel and city
of Chiiibu'S entry intoNingpo (SfLslal). Sorted with the Baltic expeditions in 18d4 and 1855
(M.'dal).
60 Captain T. B. V. PitzOerald wan present at the bombardment of Odesia 22nrl April 1B&4.
Served during the siege of Srbustopol in ]854-&'>y and was several times In acrkin with tbe nutcr
defences (Modal and (Manp) ; commanded a Company In the R. battalimi at the ocrapatlon of
Kertch, and advance on Yeni Kale, and woji uncami>ed there until the embarkattim of Aa
£nglii»l) army in June 18-'ki.
01 Cdptain Cburles Ford served at the »it*ge of Flushing, in 1 809; and at New Orleans in 1814.
62 Captain William Forde ( Unatttiebrd) nerved with the 15th at the captura of Ooadahmpe
in 1810, for which ho has received tbe War Mtdiil with one Clasp.
63 ('aptain Thomas Fras^^-r (8:)rd F(M)t) wis present at tbe operations hefniv Ter Vere asd
Flodhing in 1809. He servtd also in the Peninsula from Sept. 1B13 until tha end of that
war, and aftt rwa'-dii at Gt noa.
64 Captain Tliomai Fraser (Koyal Marinos) was presented with a piece of plate by the
Merchants on tho occasion of bi-i b« Ing landed fur the protection of British property at Lima,
during the revoluticn in IX^e. 1835, when the place was in posaesaion of the reoela.
6<'> Captain Furnace served in the Peninsula with the 61st, and was present at the battles of
Talavcra, Basaco, Silamanca, Pyrenees, Nirelle, Nive, Oithes, and Touloiite, fcor which be
has received tbe War Medal with ei«<:ht Clasps.
66 Captain Fyfo served with the i>2d with the expedition under Sir John Moore to Sweden
in 1808, and a^t^rwarda in Portngal and Spain, including the battle of Coronna^ He ae&t
8€rve<i on the Walcberen expedition, after whirh be joined the army nndtr the Ddkeof Wel-
lington in the linea of Torres Vtdras, and was present at the baUle of Faentea d*Onor, at
Arroyo de Molino, Almarez, Alba de Tormes, Vittoria, Maya Pa<ia (twice wofonried), and
Pyrenoea on 25th, ^Oth, and 3lst July, at tha Nivelle, the Nive, Garri#, Arriverette, (Mdcp,
and A^rc (severely wounded), besides various minor aiTairs and skirmishes. He has rsceistd
the War Medal with seven Clasps.
G7 ("aptdin Gascoyne served in the Peninsula with the 8.1rd from 1809 to 1813, and was
severely wounded in the leg at the battle of Salfimanca. Served also in Ceylofn as Deputy
Assistant- Adjutant-General during the Kandian rebellion in 1818* He has received (he Wsr
Medal with two Clasps for Busaeo and Sjltmanca.
G8 Ciptiin Gee served with the. 39tli Ue^L in the Peninsula from 181 1 to 1814, and was
present at Vittoria, Srewart*d Rock. near Maya; Pyrenees, Pampc-hma, Nivelle, Nive, Bayonae,
Garris, Orthcs, and Toulouiic, and has received the War Medal with six Cldapa» He was alio
present in the battle of Mabarajpore, 29 l)rc. 1843 (Medal).
69 Captain Gibbons served in the rebellion in Ireland, and was at the taktofir of tbe Preach
near Hallinamuck, 8th Si-'pt. 1798. Served a1»o in the Peninsula from Sept. 1811 to the citdof
that war in 1814. including the covering of the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoa, fbroisf;
the enemy out of Llerena on the n'ght of the 25th Mnrch 1813, actions near Usagre (woondid
in the right band) and Llerena, afiair with tbe enemy's cavalry 31 st Jane, battle of Salamanfa,
and capture of the French rcar-g^ard on the fidlowing day ; eaptores of Madrid and Valladolid,
investment and siege of Dnrg'^s, retreat from thence, blockade of Pampelsna, battles of the
Pyrenees, 28rh, 29th, and SOtb July ; Pass of Maya, battles of the Mivelle and Nivfv blooka'ie
of i)a>-onne, from 12th Deo. 1813 to 22iid Feb. 1814 ; battle of Qrthea, aotions of ¥io Hi^^rre
and Tarbes. He baa received the War Medal with five Clasps. Since the Pehee of 1815 be
served eight years in the Mediterranean and was an eye-witness of the war on ths Korea be-
tween the Greeks and Turks. He alsf) served nine years in I ndia^
70 Captain F. Y. Gilbert served in the Peninsula from Dee. 1818 to the end of that war in
1814, and has received the War Medal with four clasps for Vittoria^ Pyrenees, Nivelle^ aod Mive.
71 Captain Ginerer was present with the 8l8t at the battle of Maida,ffor whieh he has
received the War Medal with one Clasp.
72 Captiim Hartman was numinated to the 4th Class of the Medjidie for scrrioe idtk the
Turkish Contingent.
73 Captain Goode served in the American war, including the operations ia the Chesaprake,
battles of Bladonaburg and capture of Washington and Alexandria, aotion near Baltiasure, and
destruction of the American flotilla. Served also at the attack and oaptnreof Guadaloupe, in 1813.
74 Captain Gould served with the 63rd RegLin the Eastern campaign of 1864, inehidiag the
battle of Alma (Medal and Clasp).
75 Captain Grientree served on the Persian expedition; left foot carried mwmyhj ft rouid
shot, cauning loss of leg in the action at Khooshaby 6th Feb. 1857.
76 Captain Greenwood served with the 91st Regt. thronghont the oanpsJn of 1849 in Aif-
i^tuMUn under Mftjor-Qener&l Pollock, and was nresent in the aetiMis of nfassani. Tsseen,
snd /fligdiiliuck, the oooap«Uon of C%\km)\, «d4 xYm iofistenx vo^pi^famnia Im^B^ teift (Abdil)*
War Services of the Captains. 482
77 Captain Gregor serred with the 23rd at the capture of Mariiuique in 1809, and sub-
■eqnently in tine Ptnintula, indudinK the boitloa of Albuhera (MYerfcl^ wounAed), Vitturla, and
the Fjrenen: h« haa received the War Medal with four Claipik
79 Captain Gnrynne Btrrfd in the Peninaala with the 62nd, and has received the War Medal
with two Clasps fur Nivelle and Nive.
81 Captain flufsh Hariison servvd in the Peninsula with the 32nd, and has recoived the War
Medal with one Clasp for Salamanca. He served also the campaign of 1815, and was severely
wounded at Waterloo.
82 Captain John llarrtaon (Unatt.) served with the 45th in the Burmese war in 1825 (Medal).
83 Captain John Harrison (b. p. 82Qd Foot) served in the PeniuBula with the ISih
Hussars from J.in. 1813 to the end of that war, and was picsent at the battles of Vittoria, the
Pvrcnets, NivelK', Nivo, Orthed, and Toulouse, as also in the minor actions of the £ala, at
Morales de Toro, near llillcite, and at the bridge of Croix d'Orade (wouudtd in the huod). He
has received the War Mtidal with tive Cla^ps.
85 Captain Hart s(Tv«id with the 78th at the capture of Java in 1811, for which he has
received ihu War Mtdal with olo Clasp.
8ti Captain Hnwkey scrvt d tht- Syrian campaign of 1840 (Midal and Clasp, and Turkbh Mtrdal).
87 Captain William Hay served in the Pcoiosula with the IClh Light Dragoous, and waa
preMnt at the battles of Ta!avera, Bu&aco» and Fucutes d*Onor, for which he has received the
War Medal with three Claa^ps.
88 Captain n<?a1y served in the Peninsula with the 7th Fusiliers, and was present at the
battles of Talavera, Busaco, Albuhtra, Orthca, and Toulouse, for which be has received the
War Medal with five Cia^ps.
8!) Captain Henry Hill served in the Peninsula with the 11th Light Dragoons from May 1811
to June 1813, and was prosent at the action near £1 Bodon, battle of SiJamanca, with the ad-
yaoco and rear-guard to and ou the retreat from Burgos. Served also the campaign of 181 5»
and was present at the battle of Waterloo. He haa the War Medal with one Cla^p for Salamanca.
UOt Captain Uilliker served with the 3rd Light Dragoons the campaign of 1842 in Affghan-
utan (Medal), including the forcing of the Khjber Pass, stoimiiig the heights of Jugdulluok,
actious of Tvaeen and lluft Kotul, occupation of Cabul, and capture of Istaliff. Served aUo
the Puxijaub coiopuign of 1848-49, including the aif<iir at Kamnugeur, pasiage of the Chenab,
action ot Sadoolapore, and battles of Cbilliun wallah aiid Gotjt^rat (Medal and two Clasps).
90 Captain G.LIo^rd Hodges served in the Pinin&ula, Irum 1810 to 1814, including the battltsof
Vittvria and the X^^renees, besides various minor actions and skirmishes. Servea also the cam-
paign of 1815, and waa present at the battles ai Quutre Bras and Waterloo. Commanded the
Auxiliary land forces under the orders of his Imperial Majesty the Dtdie of Braganza, in Por-
tugal, in 1832 and 1833. Was also present at the attach on the Egyptian Forces under Ibrahim
Pttbha, by the Turkish Army, comma n^^ed by Conuuodore Sir Charles Napier, on the heights
above Beyruut in Sjria, lOth Oct. 1840. He has been three times wounded in the course of
hii St rvices. He has received the Wur Medal with one Clasp for Vittoria.
91 Captain T. E. Hodges ser>i d at the captuie uf Genoa in 1814,and subsequently in the Ame-
rican war, including the capture of \^aihington and engagements at Baltimore and New Orleans.
92 Cupfain Uoilin»woith served the campaign of 1799, in Holland, including the actions of
the 10th Sept., Snd and 6th October. Th»* Jr^ryptian campaign of 1801, including the actions of
the 17th and 25th August. At the battle of Muida, 1806. Campaign of 1808- 9, including the
batth H of Vimiera and Corunna. Expedition to Walcheren, 1809. Peninsular campaigns from
Oct. 1812 to the end of that war in 1814, including the battle of Vittoria, actions at Bonces-
▼aJUs, in tlie Pyrenees (28Ui July, Itt and 2nd Aug.) \ affairs on entering France, and battle of
Ortkies, at which last he waa severely wounded in the right thigh. He has received the War
Medai with nine Ciaspib
93 Oaptain HursWy served the campaign of 1813 and 14 in Germany and Holland, and wti
aevierely wounded (three wounds) at the storming of Bergin-op-ZoonL
04 Captain George Hothim served at the bombardment of Algiers, under Lord Exmouth.
95 Oapruin Humble v served with the 9th Lancen in the Sull^j campaign in 1816, including
the battle ot fcyibraon (Medal).
96 Captain Humphreys served with the 15th at the capture of Martinique and the Stintes, in
1809 ; and of Gaadaloupe, in 1815. He has received the War M« dal with one Clasp for Blartinique.
97 Captain George «lumes Hunter served during the campaign of 1 814 ou the Niagara frontier*
including the action at Chippewa and attack on Fort Erie.
98 Captain Hussey served in Eff>pt under Sir Ralph Abercromby, in 1801 ; for which he
haa received the Turkish Gold Medal, and the Silver War Medal wiih one Clasp. Was at the
Attack on the Citadel at Cabsis, 18 Aug. 1813 ; when the battery was carried by escalade by
the Royal Marines, and 27 vessels captured.
99 Captain Idaao served with the C^ipe Mounted R Acs in several affairs and skirmishes in
the Kaffir war uf 1835 36 (Medal).
100 Captain James bad received the War M«dal with one Ciatp for Copf nhagen.
101 Sir Simucl Rajimund Jarvis served with the 25th at the CHpturc of Mirunique in 1809,
and of Guadaloupe in 1810, for which he he* r('<'4 iicti the bilver War Mudul with two C'a^ps.
102 Captain James Jones served in the Royal M^irine battalion at the capture of Su Elmo,
Capua, and Gaeta, in 1799. Also in li)gypt under Sir Ralph Abercromby, in 1801 ; and has
received the Turkibh Gjld Medal, and the SUvtr War Medai with one Cluxp.
103 Captain Wdliam Jones (h p. 52nd F.) served in the Ptniosula with the 14 ih Dragoons,
and was present at Busa^w^ Badajoz, Vittoria, and Nivclle, for which he haa ccc^lyMd v2bo& ^^a
Medal with four Clasps.
483 War Services of the Captains.
104 Lord Kenman* landed with tbe firit expo diUon to Fortogal on Um 3rd Avg. 1808^ •■
a lieutenant in ite 40th, and served during the campaioroa of IHOd, 9, 10, 11, and 12,
Indudini:^ the battlea of Roleia and Vimiern, capture of Liaboo, bait lea of Talavera and
Bu8ae<\ the retreat to the linos of Torres Vedras, action of Kedinha, capcnre of C*Bpo MajoTf
aie^re of Oliven'^a, first and third siogos of Bailajoz, siege of Ciadad Jtodrigo } and at the battle
of Salamanca, capture of Madrid and subiPtjnrnt retn*at into Portugal, he coinsMUided tkm hghc
company of the 40th. He has receirrd the Wnr Medal niih eipht Clasps.
106 Captain Stephen Kenny served with the GOih Uitlcs in the Kaflir War of 1851-&3(>redrii.
107 Captain Ker served wiih the 37th at the invc-tment of Bajronne, in 1814.
108 Captain Kf^ttilby served the oatn|»A^p:a of 1809-9 with the 23rd FusiUen. and bat reocircd
the silver War Medal with one C'iasp for C'orunna.
109 Captain Jame* Kinp served in the West Indies, and was present at the capture of thecil/
of St. Diimingo, in 1809. Served afterwanls in the Peninsula in the 87ih, fruas Jan. 1^18 to
June lrtl3. and was severely woundfd at the battle of Vittoria, for which he hfta received the
War Medal with on« Cla^p.
110 Criptiiin J. I). King served in Holland and the Peninsula, from July 1800 to the end of
that war in 1H14, including the capture of Wnlehereu and siege of Fluithin|r; battle of Busang
action at Fuente Ouinald<\ affair at Aldea de Punte, aetion of Osma, battle of Vittoria, and battle*
of the Pyrenees on the 25th, 26tb, 27ib, and 28ih July, 1813, — severely wounded in the right
ahouider on the 28th. Present alao at the capture of Parii, in 1815. He baa reoeived ihs
War Medal with three Clasps.
111 Sir Henry John Lambert served in the Peninsula with the Grenadier Gnards, and ww
present nt the battles of Barrosa and Salamanca, for which he haa received the War Ucdal
with two Claapa.
112 Captain Langton porved in the Peninsula and also the Waterloo campaign with the fiSod,
and has received tho War Medal with four Clasps for Corunna, Fuentes d'Onor, Ciudad Bod-
rigo, and Salamanca.
113 Captain Latham served in the Peninsula with the Buffi*, and was present at the battlss
of Busaoo and Albuhera (wounded), for which he has received the War Medal with two Claspa
114 Captain Lawlor served in the American war, under Sir Gordon Drummond.
115 Captain W. H. Lawrence served in the Peninsula from April 1813 to the end of that wsr
in 1814, including the aiege of Tarragona.
116 Captain Le Marchant served with the 49th Regt. in the Kaatem Campaign of 18;»4-^,
indndiog the battles of Alma and Ikilaklava, siege of Sebaatopol, and capture of the Quarries
with the storming party—severely wounded, left arm fractured ^Medal and three Claapa, and
5th Claw of the Medjidie).
117 Captain Litchfield served at Walcherenin 1809; also the Peninsular campaigns of 1812. ].%
and 14, including the action at Puerto del Almaros, and battlea of Vittoria, Ortbea, and Toutoase,
—for which he has received the War Medal with three Clasps. He served al'terwarda ia the
American war, including the action at Plattsburg.
118 Captain Little served in the channel fleet and at the blockade of Ferrol and Comana ia
1803*4. Appointed to the Royal Marine Artillery on the formation of that oorpa in 1804^ and
was employed in various bomb vessels on the enemy's coast oo-operating with the land foraas,
or on detached service. In command of the mortara in the Vrsiwius bomb at the atlaak of
Boulogne. Defence of Cadiz in 1809 ; and sub equeotly at the blockade of Rochfort. whtfe ha
commanded a storming party in a socoess^l night attack on the ooasti on whieh oeettion he
received the particular thanks of the Admiralty, and was rewarded by the Fitriotic Fandc-^
the commencement of this attack he was severely woimded by a mnskei-ball shattering the wrists
which rendered ampniation of the right band necessary. He has the War Medal with ooe Clasp.
119 Captain Logan-Home's services : —co.o()eration with the French Army in the Mena.
Siege of ratras. Co-operation with the Spanish Forcea and Legion near San SfebdMian.
121 Captain Donald McDonald served at Walcheren,in 1809; andatthedeteaoe of Cadis.
122 Captain Angus M^Int^re served with the 41 st in the American war.
123 Captain Mac Donnell served the campi*gn of 1814 with the 61st, including tbc affair of
Tarbes, and battle of Toulouse, for which hk hun receivt»d the War Medal with one Claap.
124 Captain Mdcfarlane scrtred in the Peninsula with the 9l8t. and waa present at the battles
of R'llein, Vimiera, an-) C«.Tunn% for which he has received the War Medal with three Clasps.
125 Cap'ain Jnhn Mic Gregor servi d in the Ka^t Indicp, with the Royals, and was scvervly
woundid at the battle of Mahidpore, 22nd Dec. 1817, and again at the aasauh on Furfc Tidoeir,
27th Feb. 1818.
126 C tptain A. Wedder Mackenzie haa received the War Medal with three CLiapa for Buaaro,
Fuentes d*()nor^ and Salamanca.
127 Captain Maclean embarked in Kov. 1813, for the western coast of Africa, where he aerved
on several expeditions, and was present in almost every affair and skirmish that took place <« the
various parts ot the cc^ast at which he was stationed with the Koyal African Corpa and Sad West
India Regiment, from Jan. 1814 to May 1822, including the attack and capture ef the toira of
Barra, River Gambia, in July 1817.
128 Captain Malcolm served with the 28th Regt. in the Crimea from Jan. to 5th July 1855^
inciuding the siege of Sebastopfd and affair in the Cemetery. Severely wounded ( Medal ana Gl^tp).
129 Captain Mancor served the campaign of 1808-9 with the 59th, and baa npelved iha
SiWer War Medal with one Clasp for Coronna.
War Services of the Captains. 484
130 Captain J. M. Mason served in Canada, Flanders, and France, in 1814 and 15; also in
CTmada Sa 1888, and commanded a company of volunteers at the taking of Grand BtuIa.
131 Captain James MicQueen served with 16th J^ancers througliout the campaign of 1838-39
In Afl^hnnistaD, and was present at tha sic^ee and capture of Gbuzoee (Medal). lie i»a« after-
wards present at the battle of Mahar^Jpore on the 29th Dea 1843 (3Ji*dal)i servid also
In the SutU-j rampaign in 1846, and wss present at the affklr uf Buddiwal, sod b^itiUs of Aliwid
(arounded), and Subraou (Medal and C1h.h|>). lie war) present with the 3rd Lt. Urs. throughout
the Pill jaub campaign of 1848*9, including the affair of Rumnup^gur, the paasage of the Cbcoub
at Wuzzeerabad on tlie Ist Dec. 1848 with the furce undvr Sir Jostph Thackwfil, sctiun of 8a-
do<»iapr>re, and battles of Chillisnwallali snd Go<jerat (Medal and two Clasps)
182 Captain Mastt^r went with the expedition to the H A^ue in the 2d battalion of the Grenadif r
Guards, and served the campaign of 1813 and 14 in Holland, including the taking of Merxem,
biHDbaitimentof Antwerp, and stt)iming of Bergen .op-2^om. Served also the campaign of 1815^
and carried the KiDg*s Colour of the 3rd battalion Grenadier Guards at the batUes of Quntre
Braa and Waterloo ; he was aluo present with the storming party at Pcronne, and subse-
quently at the capture of Paris.
133 Captain Maunsell served the campaign of 1815, and was present at the battle of Waterloo.
134 Captain Meech serrjd two campaigns in the Peninsula with the 39th, in Lord Uiira
Division.
135 Captain Meredith served with the 13th Itegt. in the last American War, and was
pres<-nt at the capture of Piattbburg in 1813, and at the battle of La Cole Mill.
136 Captain T. P. Mitchell terved with the 1st Royals throughout the Egyptian campaign
of 1801 and has received the Turkish Gold Medal. Served with the 69th Itet^L at the reduo-
iion of Bourbon and the Mauritius in 1510, and of Java in 1811, where he was severely
wounded on the 22d August. He has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
138 Captain A. Montgomerie served with the 10th Regt. in the Sutlej campaign in 1846,
ioclnding the battle of Sobraon (Medal).
139 Captain A. Rich. Montgomery served at the siege of Copenhagen in 1807; and sub-
•eqoently in the Peninsula, including the storming of Badajos, affairs previous to and battle of
Balassanca, and retreat to Madrid. He has received the War Mf dal with two Clasps.
140 Captain Thomas Moore served in II. M.S. Ampfiion from May 1803 to July 1811 ; was in
the action with and capture of four Spani»h Trfgatis off Cape St. Mary'»; action with flotilla of
grun-boats in Gibraltar Day ; cutting out a schooner in Corsica ; a severe action with a French
frigate, and driven on shore under the batteries in the Uay of Ro6as in 1808. Served at th9
taking of Pessara, and capture of large convoyf*. Commanded the marines at the taking of
Cortelasza in 1800, and taking six ^un-boats. Commanded the marines of the squadnm at the
taking of Grao and large convoys laden with military stores, after a most sanguinary action with
a ganison of French troops at the point of the bayonet, when the whole of the garrison wer»
killed, wounded, nr made prisoners, — for this action and previous services he was made Brevet
Captain. Present also at the capture of several orher towns on the coast of the Adriatic, and
destruction of convoys. He was senior ofiict-r of marines in the action off Lissa, 13 March 1810.
Wa« twice very severely wounded, and twice rewarded from the Patriotic Fund. He has been in
upwards of 30 suceemful contests with the enemy, and frequently officially mentioned for
gallantry. Has received the War Medal with three Claspi).
141 Cap'aln Edward Morgan embarked with the 7th Fusiliera for Portugal, in March 181(\
and was present at the battles of Talavers, Busaoo, snd Albuhera, where he was severely
wounded in the hne^, and disabled for nearly twelve months. In A]^ril 1813 he n-joined the
regim«nt,in the Peninsula, and was present at the battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, Nivelle^
Niv<*, Orthes, and Toulouse; after which he accompanied the Fusiliers to America, snd aas pre*^
ae«t St the atf aclc on New Orleans, in January 1815. Ho has the War Medal with eight Clasps.
142 Captain Morle served in the Queen's in Sir John Moore's retreat; at the siege of Flushing;,
snd subsequently in the Peninsula, including the battles of Vittoris, Pampeluna. Nivelle, Nive, and
Toulouse, besidcfi several affairs of outposts. He has received the AVur M* dal with four Clasps*.
143 Ciptain Samuel Morris servi=d in the Pc-ninsulu with the 28(b, and was present at the
battles ot Barro^a, Vittoris, Nivelie, Nivo, Orthes, and Toulome, for which he has rcco:ved the-
War Medal with six Clasps.
144 Captain Huntley Nicholson served in the Peninsula with the 42nd from July 1813 to the
end of that war in 1814, including the bittlcs of the Nividle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, for
which he hai received the War Medal with four Clasps. Pres< nt at the quelling of the mutiny
St IKnmckporc, in Dec 1824. Servfd also in the Burmese war, including the engsgemtnta
near Prome on the 20th, 25th, and 26th Nov. 1825.
145 Captain Aug. Nicolls served in the Peninsula with the 66th from Feb. 1810 to the end of that
war in 1814, includinj; the battles of Uusaco, Albuhera, Vittorii^ Orihes, and Touloune. for which
he has received the W^r Medal with five Clu<»ps: he was slso prcbint at the actions of Arroyo
de Mohno, 0 arris, and Aire.
146 Cspuin Norman served with the 31st throughout the campaign of 1842 in Affghanistan*
sad arss pn^eut in the actions of &l8ze<^n>i, T*'X<'cn, and Jugdulluck, the occupation of Cubool,
sud in the different engagements leading to it, and hrs rcreivcd the medal, lie was present with
the 40rh at Maharajpore, snd has rec«:ived the Bronze star.
146 Captain Arthur Ormsby served in the Ptninsuls from March 1809 until 1811, and was
pPBsent St the crossirg of the Dooro, snd in the Lines of Torrea Vediss. He lei red ths osm-
psign of 1815 with tie 14 th, and was present at the bittle of Waterloo and storming of Csmbrsy,
485 War Services of the Captains.
ftt whi jh lu8t he was slightly woundsfl. SiTved afterirarda ia the East Indies, and wm present tfc
thesiogi) and capture of Udttru; also in the L)ei*can campaign of 1817 and 18 1 and tha n^ga ami
capture of Bhurtporo under Liord Combcrmere.
149 Captain A. II. Ormsby served in the Hurmose war from Sept 1824 to Jan. 1626rUid
was prosi'nt at the siege and c>i|itiiro of Aracau, and in the Talsck expedition. J^Ia&iioaed ia
Col. WttheriiU's disputch fur dl:ii^ilt^'ui»h(1l gsiiluutry in action with the rebels ai SL SusUeka
aii.1 St. Ri'iioit, iu Cauadu, Uih iK-c 18.') 7.
irtO Captain i'd'.ke svrvtd the udiupai^ii of IS 15, with the 13th Dragoona, and was iligbtlj
wounded »t VVati'iIno.
151 Captain K. 1). raluier served (in Uio ('xiit><Iilion to Ferrid in 1800 ; the Egyptian eampa«gn
of Isol, iiu-luding the at:tii<ii at the lauding (with the Ut JiiviMun) sud those ot the lAih and
21«t M irch. Served hUd at the slego unrl ruptun) of tlio Fort of Balagoer on the JsiMttin
C(Ki>t of Spain. IIu has received the Siivor Wur Med^l with one CU-p for Egjpt.
}:i-2 Cuptiiiu Purtley bf rvi d in the IVitip.ula froui Fi-b. 1813 to the eud of thatt war in 1814,
and hdii r^coivod the War iMi'dal niili ou«- Clutip fur TouluUiie.
Ij:^ Captaiu IVuilierti>n st-rvcd in thi* riu-ii»iiU frum BVb. 1814 to the end of that war.
l.)4 Cuptain Tii'tt rs served in the Auicricdu War in Canada in 1814 and \o ; also iu the late
Rebelliou in Ciiuadu.
103 C'lptain r<iie sprvod with the 33rd the cninp:iigns of 1813 and 14 in Germany and
Uoliiuid, iucludinj; tbc aetious at Merxom, bombardment of Antwerj), and storming of Uei^jea-
op-Zi)iim, wh(Ti> he mat sovoiely wounded and taken prisoner.
157 Captain Portions served in thu Pditinsula witb the tiUt and was present at the battlai
of Buioco, Tat-utcs d*Oiior, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has received (he War llo-isl
with four Clasps.
luS CapUvin Thomas P«>ttor scrvi>d in the PonlnsuU and has received the War Medal with
eight Clasps fur (^)riinn'i, Birroaa, lUdnjoz, Vittoria, Pyrenees, NiwUe, Nive, and Orthes.
159 Captain David Price served in the Peninsula with the 3Gth and was present at tke
battles of Koleia, Vimiira, Corunno, Sadamanca, Orthes, ami Toulouse, ibr which ha hss
receiveil the War Medal wiih six Clasps.
100 Captain Rico Price served in the Peninsula from Nov. 1811 to the end of that waria
1814, and was pre^teut at the battles of Vitt>ria, Pampcluna, 2d'h July (severely woundsdio
the left gr«du, where the ball still remainn), and the Nive 9th and 13th DcC 1813, for which hs
has rec<;ived the War M( d d with three Clasps. Si-Tved subsei^uently in the American war.
IGl Captain Uaiidall scrvtd in the Peninsula with the 1st Jjifc Guards and haa rcoeived Iks
War Medal with (.>nti Clasp for Vittoria : he served ako the WaterL»o Campaign.
162 Captain J S Rich served at Waleherrn in 1800; and in Holland fromi)ecltf 13 toMay ISU.
163 Captain Tnoiuas UioharJsou at rired in the Pcfiiinsula with the 20ih Light Drags, and was
present at the bitttles of Kolcia and Vimicra, for which he has the War Modal with twoCia^l^
164 Captain Predenck Il-iU'rtson whilst serving with the land and naval forces on the
coast of North America in 1)^13, was mentitmed in terms of commendation in four uiA:rtat
despatches. He has rec<'ived the Naval Silver War Alcdal with one ClAsp, inaoriUMi '* April
and May Boat Service, 1813."
165 Captain Ilobert A. K >llo t;er\(d in Egypt, in 1807.
IG'i C'jpuiin Kadkin served with the 50th daring the camptigni iu the Pcnmaula, from IBOd
to 181-} I'lclusive, and also on the WuUrheren expedition; he was present at the battles of
Vimiera and Curunua, occupyinc tlic iiiiis at Ti»rres Vedras, bsttlet of Paentea d'Ouur
(woundL>d), action of Arroyo du M.4ino, covering the siege of Badajoz, surpiiseof Alnarec, and
battles of Vittoria uud the Pyronety, at which la^t he was wounded aud taken prisoner. He has
ri'ceived the War Modal witli five Cishpd.
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present
the Li
serving as a Volunteer with the *j Jrd Fu>ilii!r8 (M dal and Clasp, 5th Claw of the Mcdjidie, and
decorated personally by the Emperor Nupoleoii with Lho Li'gion of Honor).
168 Captain Charles St^ott has r«'ceiv«d the War Mi:dal with one Clasp for Navariuo, 1827.
169 Captuin Si'ward served in the Pi uin»ula trom Oct. 1810 to Ft^b. 1813, ineiuding the
siege of the forts and battle of Salamanca; siege of Buncos, from 19th Sept. to 2 lit Oct 1613.
170 Captain Sissrm served in the Pvniuhula with the 81st and was present at the battlt of
Corunna. for which he haii received the War Medal with one Clasp,
171 Ciptain William Smith served with the 45th in the Burmese war.
17 If Captain Sprart kervi*d with the Baltic (xpi-dition iu 1854 (Medal).
172 Captain S.) irin uyoistvd in cutiiug out a Trench privateer at Palamos, 8th November 1613.
173 Captain k.< . John served with the Ist lUtlaliou tiOih Uitles during the secimd siege opcr^
tions at 3Tooltan, including the siege and storm of the town, and capture of the citadel. After*
wards at the bv.t'e of Cioojerat, the parruit of the Sikh army, and the expulsion of the
Affghans beyond the Kh>ber Pass (Midal and Ciisps). Also present during the operati<ins iB
the Eaz()f\ze c<uiiit'y, and capture i>f the in^urgt-nt villagers on the 11th and 14th Dec. 1849.
174 Captain Duucan Stcwurt served with the 42nd in the campaigns in the Peninsula, Franoe,
and riantierp, and wa:> piescnt a^ the bitlKs of Salamanca, the Pyrenees (28th July to 2nd
Aug.), Nivelle, Nivtr (9ih to 13th Dec.\ Orthes (shot through the 1ot\ hand), and Qaatre Bru
(severely wounded in the kfb thi{>;h, the ball rtmuiniug lodged). He has receired tha War
Mc<]tfl with five Clasps).
175 Captain Still served in the Penlnbula and has recoivLd the War Medal with two Clupl
for Basaco and Fueutcs d'Onor.
J TO Captain Sullivan served with the 3rd T/ght Dragoons the campaign in Afljghaaiitan, in
War Services of the Captains. 48oa
1849 (M«t1tl), and was present at tho forolne of the Khybcr Pum, stonnin;* the heights of Jo^-
duUnck, action of Texeen and lluf tkotui, and occupation of Cnbool. Serrcd the Sntlej cumpafgn
of 1845-6, iiiehidhi^ tho battles of Moodkcp, Feroiesliah, and Sibraon (MeJal and two Clasps;;
he officiated as Major of llrigfado to the Ist Cavalry lirigado at Feruzeshah; and had three
hora«a shot under him in tho actions of the 18th, 21 at; and 22nd Dec. 181i5. iScrved also the
engagements in front of liangoun from the Ist to tho 1 5th Doe. 1824, captarp of Tantabaio, siego
of Dcnobiu from 23th of ^farch until its capture on the 2nd April 182.'>, enpfa^^ifiacnts near Prome
on the Ist» 2ad, and 5th Dec. foll(»win<7, capture of Mvloom and of ra;;aliai Mew. Si>rrcd also
in Upper and Lower Scinde und in Beloochistio, in 1840 and 1841. Has the Medal fur Ava.
178 Capt John Taylor served in the Peninsula with tho 9 1 it und wns prcdi-nt at the battles
of Uie P)*renec8, Nivolle, Nivc, and Ortbcs, f«»r which ho has the War Z\\\ lul with four Clasps.
1 79 daptatn John Terry has recciveJ the War M^dal with une Clasp for the battL' ol Toulouse.
rctomed to England. In 1B08, he served with the 36th in Portugal, and was present at the
battles of Rbleia and Vimicra. In ISO'J, on the 'Walcheren expedition, indudiog the capture! i
Ter Vere and Hushing. Served again in the Pcniusula, from IS II to tho end of that war in
1H14, and was present with the SGth in c?erv action in which it was eDjTdgcd, including the
battle of Salamanca, siege of Burgos, and battles of the Pyrenees, NivclTc, Nive, Orthes, and
Tonloose ; and commanded a Company throughout, after his Captain was killed at Salamanca.
Has receired the War Medal with eight Clasps.
161 Captain Tittle served in the 38th, on the Walcheren expedition in 1809; also the Pcnin-
anlar campaigns, from April, 1811, to the end of that war in 1814, including the stormiug of
Badiyos, batUe of Salamauca, various skirmishes on the retreat from lioi^os, action at Osma,
battle of Vittoria, siege of San Sebastian, and iuTestment of Dayonne. In 1819 he served on
Commando through CafTerland. At tho siege of San Sebastian he acted as an engineer, and was
aoTerelj wounded on the 81st August, whilst showing a ford to Col. Perncs of the Portugnese
aervicc. He has received the War Medal with four Clasps.
18d Captain Torriano served at Walcheren, and was present at the siege of Flushing.
183 CapUun Tweedie was present in the batteries of the Faro, under Sir James Stewart.
Senrcd also tho campaign of 1814, in the south of France, including tho battio of Toulou&e, for
which he has receiTed uie War Medal with one Clasp.
184 Captain Henry Varlo served the campaign in Syria in 1840 (Medal) at lyjonni, and
bombardment of Acre (War Medal witli one Clasp and the Turkish Medal). Served with the
Baltic expedition in July and Aug. 1834 (Medal).
185 Captain H. U. Vaughan served in the Peninsula with the G7th, from July 1810 to Jan.
1812, inoloding the battle of liarro&a and defence of Cadiz. Somd afterwards in the East
Indies, including the Mahratta campaigns of 1817 and 18; and sicecs of lihygur, Amulneer, and
Aaseerghtir. He has received the War Blet^al with one Clasp for JSarroso.
186 Capttun Veti^ has received the War Medal with two Clasps for Barrosa and Badajoi;
and he served also at the defence of Cadiz.
187 Captain Henderson Ward served on the China expedition of 1857-58, including the
blockade of the Canton River, the landing before and capture of Canton.
188 Captain Watkins served in the Peninsula and was present at tho battles of Busaco,
Albnhera, Vittoria^ Pyrenees, Nlvelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toiuouso, for which he has received
the War Medal with eight Clasps.
189 Captain Wellings served in the Peninsula and has received the War ^(edal with two
Clasps fbr St. Sebastian and Nive.
190 Captain Wells served at Madeira, in 1807 and 8; at Walcheren in 1809; and the cam-
paign of 1815, indndin^the battles of Quatre Bras and M^'aterloo.
191 Captain Wether^ served in the ^fahratta war in 1817, 18, and 19, with the 22nd Light
Dragoons, and was engaged ot Bodamy, BeJganm, Sholaporc, and Capaul Droog.
192 Captain WhitR'y served in the Peninsula with the 9th and was present at the battles of
Holeia, Yimiera, Corunna, Busaco, and Safomanca, for which he has received the War Medal
with five Clasps.
194 Captain James Williams served in the Peninsula with tho llth and was present at the
battles of Busaco and Salamanca, for a-hich he has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
195 Captain Wills served in the Ist Battalion Royal Marines during the American War in
1813-15 ; distinguished himself at the attack upon Hampton ; attacked Point Pitre, garrisoned
it with 150 men, and retained possession of it until it was destroyed.
196 Captain Henry Wood served with the 3rd Light Dra^[oons throughout the campaign of
1842 in Aif^hanistan (Medal;, and was present at the forcing of the iCbyb4.r Pass, capture of
Mammoo Kbail, storming the heights of Jugdulluck, action at Tizocu und Hult KotuI, and
ooeupation of CabooL Served also in the Punjaub campaign of 1849, ami wait present at tho
b«tt£s of CbillianwaUah and Goojerat ( Medal and two Clasps).
197 Captain James Wood s4Tve<l from 1812 to 1815 at the Tcxel, Plu&hing, Cherbourg,
Baaqua Roads, north coast of Spain, and San Sebastian. During the war he scn'cd also in tho
West Indies, St Helanai and Madeira.
i
UEOTBNANTS.
Aekland, OraTca, 01 toot, Barraeimatter 1
at nmptmort i
9 AdilboD, John,' 9 Dngoon Goardi
A1d«r, WbIedt K., Rojpil Martne*
■Alteq, George, eSFiK)t
'. India Ht.
t. ArL DriTcrs
TJu* IS
0 Jane 3S
7 Oct. 14
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liJaij 18
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a Due. 14
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J5 8ept. U
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25 Feb. la
IJulf 10
25 Dec. IS
18 Hit. IS
37 April 00138 Fi-b. 13 IS Mar. 17
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, £8 Feb. OS tS Sept. 05 iS Not. 18
" ' ■ •- 9Jaii. 14
17 Maj lO) 6 Dae. 13
IS Nov. 18 » April 16 1
17 Oct 10 (
I Feb. M t
MDec. 1
S June 1 1 li
letlO Not.
SAug. OITJI Aug. 04 ;
- ■ ■' 'On Dec, —
£5 Dec.
Hdl Jima 10 i(
17 A
SMar 14
lOJnna 00
eO April 00
tS April 19
lOct. "-
18 Dee.
3J11I7
II Jaoe 30 SO Mar. 33
20 Uaj 19 IS Mar. 15
TraDS. Corpa
Coldst.'t
: 00
IS April
31 Dee. 15
27 June 1
I April 11
UAug. "
3M«7
27 Ju^ 30
lIHar. 14
3 Jan. 99
3Jnl; 17
9 Dee. 14
15 Mar. 17
W Hot. 93
3 Feb. 31
B Oct. 16
I June 40
Oct. 07
25 Jan. ID
15 Not. 11
M Nor. I
II Mar. 13 E
B Feb. 13 1
15 April 13 8
Djune iw,Ki
SO April aa s
eSAug. 1310
8 June IS
35 Oct. IS
May 30
ISJalf 13
SlJane "
5 Jan, 41
es Aug. 13 10 Oct.
5 Feb. 08 II Oct. 08
6 Oct.
!8Mar. 13
IS SepL 06
MHaj 14
IS Har, 97
3SJan. ~
3 Jan. 1:
34 April
Aug. 37
Dec 19
28 Mar. S>
25 Feb. 18
U Not. 18
7 Oct. 94
1 Not. 14
njune 90
23 Dec. 48
25 Har. 18
25 Oct. SI
BFcb. S7
1 tSD
18
10 Not. is Jl Oct. 13 K
16 Jan* 00 30 Deo. 10
S 15 June IS 25 A
23 Not. 66 1 Feb. SO I
9 April IB 25 Dec 18
e June 64 8 June 65
4June 1(1 17 Feb. 14
IS Mar. 13111 Julf IB
4 Ma; 09 SO Har. 10
IB Mar. OlIlSAug. 05
fioirdlgr. Qeotgc Andm, W ZoA ..
I Ang. S7
I Aug. II
14A>g. 17
'77 April U
9FUi. U
lAeuteiiants,
487
Bowles, Humphrey, Sd Dragoons
Bradbume, Francis, 16 Dragoons
9 Bradshaw, Francis Green," 62 Foot . . . •
Braimer, James Louttit, Royal Marines . . . .
CXt Bramwell, Johu,^ 92 Foot
S Brattle, Thomas,'* Royal Marines
VSi Brcarey, Clurist. Spencer,^ 27 Foot...
Wi Brice, Alexander Adalr,^ G6 Foot . .
*Bridgcr, John, 1 Prov. Batt of Militia. .
Brown, Charles,'** 60 Foot
Brown, Eugene, 01 Foot
CORNBT,
ETC.
02
LIEUT.
WHEN
PLACED ON
HAUf I'AY.
16
06
20 July
3 Sept.
Dec.
6
May
8 June
6 Jan.
13 Mar. 38,21 Dec.
29 July 13*18 July
8 July 03|l6Aug.
21 July 0«; 2 Nov.
8 Aug. 11:21 May
never 30 Mar.
Brown, Francis Camac, 80 Foot 27 July 07
8 Mar. 10
14 Sept. 00
7 Oct.
9 July
1 April
4121
1626
0611
09 6
12 6
14
1325
12 25
Brown, John, 82 Foot 16 April 07:20 Aug.
(2^ Browne, Hon. William, 62 Foot
Brumby, Charles, Meuron's Rcgt
{Bubb, Anthony ,« 61 Foot
Buchanan,Wm.Theophilu8,'7 13 Dragoons
Buckeridge, Francis Uotchkiu, 30 Foot
Buckley, William Henry, Unattaclied
Buller, John, 85 Foot
Bunyon, Charles Spencer, Unattached ....
Burlton, George Le Hardy ,^ R. Marines . .
Bum, Henry Wilson, 1 Foot
Buru, James, 72 Foot
SUB Burnet, John, 62 Foot
BurroDghcs, Thomas D*£ye, 14 Dragoons . .
Burtlem, James Godolphin,^ B. Artillery
Bnstccd, John, 16 Foot
Busteed, Michael, 67 Foot
9:B Butler, Whltwcll,^ Scots Fusilier Guards
9 Butterwortb, Henry ,'* 35 Foot
Byng, Hon^Qeniid Fred. F., 63 Foot, Gen- I
tleman Usher of the Privy Chamber. » 5
9 Cahill, Nicholas," 36 Foot
Cameron, Donald, 42 Foot
9 Cameron, Donald,'' 60 Foot
Cameron, Duncan, 1 Foot
Cameron, James, 77 Foot
Cameron, John, 49 Foot
Q Cameron, Lachlan Maclean,*^ Unattached
Campbell, Alexander,'^ Royal Marines • • • .
Campbell, Charles, 99 Foot
9 Campbell, Charles Wimam,'^' 39 Foot . .
Campbell, James,'^ 41 Foot
19 Sept. 1126 Nov.
29 Oct. 12 26 Felj. 1425
20 Feb. 12il6Dec.
10 Dec. 12! 2 Sept.
6 April 20
4 Oct. 21
22 Aug. 06
1 Aug. 26
16 May 48
25 Nov. 13
13 Oct. 08
27 May 13
4 May 20
24 Sept. 96
2 April 12
30 Nov. 09
never
25 Aug. 07
Not. 99
10 Mar.
13 Dec. 04
never
22Aprn 13
7 April
28 July
19 Mar.
16 July
2G Feb.
2 Mar.
19 Feb.
8 May
24 Oct.
1 Jiuie
20 Sept.
8 Aug.
12 Jan.
27 April
26 Jan.
02 20 July 02
16, 3 Sept. 16
06 12 Mar. 18
Doc. 44
Feb. 17
Aug. 14
May 26
Oct. 20
1814
Dec. 14
April 17
10 8 July 18
08 10 Dec. 13
12 3 Jan. 22
Oct. 10
Dec. 14
July 10
April 26
Nov. 32
Oct. 10
Sept. 36
Mar. 67
Nov. 28
June 14
Feb. 16
24 Oct. 21
1 Mar. 19
25 Mar. 17
July 13
Feb. 19
May 20
13 25
1325
2.513
2
25
07
29
25
26 Aug. 08
25 Dec. 13
13 0cU 12
10 Sept. 06
24 Juno 13
21 May
24 Feb.
08 30 Aug.
7 Aug.
7 May
21 April
7
16
61 126
10;21
1126
15
21
98
14
11|26
1425
0911
01
lOlll
05j 6
Campbell, Rupert,'^ 38 Foot 26 Sept.
Cannon, James, 3 Garrison Battalion
Carew, Robert, 41 Foot
8 Carey , Michael,'* 40 Foot
Canaby, Alexander,^ 76 Foot
Carr, Ralph,** 21 Foot
Cassan, Edward Sheffield, West India Ran.
Chads, William Cathcrwood, Royal Marines
Chadwlck, Jno.^ 16 Dr. ^<^. Kilmamhatn \
HospiteU, with honorary ranh of Capf. )
Chadwich, Wm.,^ 6 R. Vet. Batt., Capt. }
ofljwalidtf Royal Hospital^ Cheisea \
9 Challia, John Henry,** 1 Royal Vet Batt.
Chamberlayne, J. Chamberhiyne, Royal Art.
Chambers, John, Royal Marines
Chambres, Wm. Chambres, R. Marines ....
Champion, Edward Kendall, Unattached . .
Chatfleld, Frederick, 20 Foot
Chevalier, Charles, Land Transport Corps . .
C Cinnamond, Joseph,^ Royal Marines . .
Clare, Benjamin, 60 Foot
Clark, Edward Stevens, 44 Foot
Clarke, Walter, 24 Dragoons
Clarhe, IFUKom,^ Royal Marines
Clqr, Wm. Waldegrave Pelbam, 43 Foot ..
9 Cobbold, 'Bitdttrkk/' Uaattacbed
^CpdunefWOlhuBf^Foot
4 Jan.
20 July
27 Oct.
2 Nov.
2 July
18 July
16 Oct.
09
15
31
16
15
08
00
11
10
06
27 Feb. 62
18 Jan.
20 Feb.
10
08
6 July 0924 Oct.
17 Sept 27
3 Oct. 06
7 July 14
24 Nov. 18
>7 • • • •
2 Nov. 08
21 Deo. la
30 Jan.
18 July 16
3 July 03
21 Mar.
7 July
20 May
10 Oct
29 Sept
2 May
24 Oct
7 July
22 June
8 April
7 Mar.
24 Nov.
27 Jan.
26 June
6 June
26 Oct 64
May 16
June 06
11 23 Sept 19
1427 Juno 16
11 10 July 17
37 9 June 43
1426 Feb. 29
08 1 Sept. 14
14125 Sept 18
April 17
Dec 43
July 38
Nov. 10
Aug. 43
Sept 32
Mar. 17
April 17
12 19 Dec. 22
10 1 Sept 14
29 April 60
1117
34 6
37 27
1625
2611
11 7
1426
1416
18 Jan. 12
1 Sept
27 May
18 Nor.
12 Feb.
19 Nov.
7 Sept
22 Feb.
11 Dec.
12|10 June
34
09
24
31
65
ONov.
16 Aag.
IJuly 13119 A:^i\\
38 Ang. \(yi& Mi%.
I wpnst ^
08
13| 1 April 26
16 June 37
1 Sept 14
20 Dec. 26
19 Nov. 21
1 April 57
06J26 AprU 15
25 Dec. 18
13126 Mar. 17
181 1 Feb. 30
1 Jan. 16
Lieutenants.
Ooekbuni, P1iinca9 Charlm, 70 Foot . . . .
Colclon^h, M'Carty, G^ Foot
Colo, John M'illiani, 21 Foot
Collls, Willinin, Rovul Marines
9 Colls, William/* York Light Infantry
Coninghaxn, AVilllam, 03 Foot
9 Cooke, Adolphus, 70 Foot
Coombc, Jofrcph,*" Hoyal Marines
•Cooper, Charles Ktlly, 5*2 Foot . . ■
Cooper, Samuel, 2 Foot
2d LIEUT.
ETC.
LIEITT.
30 Dec. 13
25 April 11
16 July 07
22 April 00
IFob. 10
24 Nor. 13
30 Mar. 00
IJan. 00
never
12 July 21
Cootc, illchard Gcthiu Creagh," 35 Foot ..|25 Sept. 13
23 Feb. 16
28 Sept. 13
10 Nov. 09
1 July 12
25 Sept. 17
4 April 16
10 July 12
7 Sept. 04
25 Dee. 13
>• • •
• • • •
CoppIngi!r, Johu Murro} , Iloyul Marines
Corham, William, Royal Marines ....
Cosby, William," 5 M'est India HcgL . .
V ^ Cottingham, Tliomas,'* 52 Foot
Courtcnay, Gcoi^ Henry, 0 Foot ....
Covenay, James, 00 Foot
|l Cowley, Charles," 39 Foot
V ^J^ Cox, Charics Thomas,^ 71 Foot
Crauford, William, 70 Foot
Craiise, Charles, Royal Marines ..••«.
Crispo, Sidney Smith, Royal Marines 11 Mar.
Crookshank, Richard, 4 Dragoon Guards . . 23 July
Crow, William, 9 Foot Sept.
Crowe, Joseph, 60 Foot 20 Oct,
Crowe, Robert, Land Transport Corps • ... 23 Not.
Crozier, Achcson,*^ Royal Marines 2 July
9 Cubitt, Edward George,*^ 4 Dragoons . . 31 Oct.
Cumming, Alexander, 20 Foot |27 Jan.
Curxon, Hon, John Henry Roper, 37 Foot. .;14 Oct.
9 Cusine, John,*' Unattached •• i22 Mar<
WHEN
PLACED Otf
HALT rAV.
18 Sept. 5M
25 May 17
l3No¥. 17
1 Sept. 14
26 Feb. 18
13 Mar. 17
9 Aug. 81
25 Oct. 05
25 Oct. 14
14 April 20
4 Mar. 96
18 Sept. 04
11 May 12
9 Mar. 32
never
24 May 09
29 June 09
22 May 12124 Aug.
3 Aug. 00 12 Dec.
10 Sei)L 2525 Dec 38
10 May 15 1 Feb. 91
19 May 34 30 Mar. 35
13 Nov. 08 5 Dec 01
8 May 00^ 2 April
5 Aug. '^'•=>' T^«-
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8 April 30
20 Feb. I6t23 0ct.
28
12
09
10
55
03
11
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10
18
25 Dec. 18
4 Mar. 42
17
10
21
17
14
18 July 30 7 Nov. 37
10 Sept. 12
20 May 11
15
04
18 July
25 Oct.
25 Mar.
31 Oct.
4 Feb. 13
18 Not. 9025 Not. 02
29 Mar. 12
1 April 57
15 Aug. 05
h^Jan. 12
OOcL 14 25 Dec.
!
9 Dalgaims, WUliam,»55 Foot
Dalgleisli, Robert, 73 Foot
{I D'Alton, £dw.Richd.«<'ChaM.BriUnniqnes
Daly, Edwnrd Nugent, 03 Foot
Dalzcll, William John, Royal Artillery
Dames, Mansell, 0 Dragoons
Daniel, Peter Fane Edge,** Royal Marines. .
9 Darq/, Isaac Robateauf* 8 R. Vet. Batt
Daubuz, James Barill, Unattached
Davidson, James Batchelor, 2 W. India Regt.
Davlcs, David ,**Royal Marines, Captain R.
Carniart)ien MUitia
Davis, William Henry, 8 West India Regt
Davys, Edmund Sodcn, 90 Foot
Dean, Robert, 16 Dragoons
Deane, Henry Allen Murray, 4 Foot
9 Delomain, Edward Smith,** 60 Foot ....
9 Delm6, Henry Peter,** 88 Foot
*Denford, Charles, 95 Foot
Denlson, George, 19 Foot
Desbarres, Henry Windham, Unattached . .
998ft Dickson, Charles Lennox, Unattached
Dickson, David, 42 Foot
Diddcp, John, 41 Foot
J^lg^^, Charles, West India Rangers
9 DIghton, Robert,*' Unattached
Dillon, Edward Walter Percy,** 63 Foot . .
Dillofif ThonuUf 8 R. Veteran Battalion . .
Dobyns, Robert William, 7 W. India Regt.
9 ^^ Dodwell, George, 23 Dragoons ....
JDonnelly, John, 2 R. Veteran Battalion . .
Doswell, Henry,** Royal Marines
9 Dowker, Thomas,^* 38 Foot
Downer, Geo. P. Maxwell, York Lt. Inf. Vol.
Doyne, Robert Stephen, 7 Dragoons
7 Sept. 00
1 April 12
3 June 12
19 AprU 44
1 May 15
6 Feb. 12
4 April 34
15 AprU 07
3 Aug. 90
25 May 32
21 Nov. 06
13
08
13
43
11
11
15 Not. 97
4 Mar. 13
5 July 10 24 July
1 July
7 Sept.
13
13
25 Sept. 14
28 June 19
1 April 57
1 May 17
8 Jan.
24
14
31
20
17
25 June 17
1814
30 Dec.
13 Dec.
16 Sept. 4529 Aug. 47
20 July 20 17 Jan. 24
25 May 15 25 Mar. 16
20 Aug. 4011 Oct. 48
2 Oct. 09
24 Oct. 21 22 Mar. 27
13 Aug. 35 25 Feb. 42
1 Oct. 18 6 Mar 27
25 May
16 May
5 Jun«
1 Dec.
28 July
15
11
15
46
14
21 Jan.
11 Not.
1 Jan.
5 Dec.
20 Feb.
7 Mar.
never
18 June ]2|29Jan. 18(20 July 20
26 May 14 8 Dec. 14 2 Feb. 26
"7 Sept, 26
3 July 28
3 Sept. 19
h25Dec. 13
11 June 12 21 April 14
8 Dec. 15
27 July 15
4 Mar. 13
27 April 09
21 April 08
3 July 00
19 July 00
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21 Nov. 13 18 July 15
Dreghom, AUan Hamilton^ 7 R. Vet. Batt. 26 Mar.
9I1IB Dnimmond,Geo.Duncan,7<3R.Vet.Bn.
Dmry, Henry ,^ Royal Marines
m Danniellffe, Henry,?' Royal ArUUery
Dyer, Boberi Turtliff,i« RoyiA Virineik
18 Sept. 06
20 April 09
3 Feb. 14
22 Sept. 25
6 May
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25 Dec. 18
20 Oct.
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16
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29
16
1814
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11 May 15 3 Oct.
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5 Oct. 0923 Dec
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27 Mar. 11
25 April 05
30 May
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11
19 Oct. 87
12 Dec. 11
16 Feb. 05
1 Feb. 00
15 Mar. 10
19 Jan. 15
18
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19
2 Sept 16
30 Hay- 16
1 April 17
24 Not. 14
25 Mar. 17
28 Sept S6tl7 Sept 99
6 May 13
28Jaii. 1395JIIOII 96
11 May 41dlJEii. 51
20 Dee. 14 1 April 10
87 July oeUDce. U
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Inriney B/elbtrt, 7 Wart India Begiment
Irring, Robert, 92 Foot
Irwin, Alexander,*** 3 Foot
Irwin, John Robert,*** 54 Foot
9918ll8aac8on, £gert.Cha. H.,**'Qar.Comp.
Jackion, Frederick, 27 Foot, A(^ant,
Leicester Yeomanry Cavalry
Jackion, William, 64 Foot
Jameson, William, 37 Foot
Jappie, William, 1 4 Foot
Jfffrtymm, Qeorge^ 2 Royal Vet Battalion
9 Jeffiries, Joeei^,*** 1 Foot
Jonee, Jeremy, 30 Foot r
Jones, Thomas Edward, 4 Foot, Toum
M^f0r at St. John' My New Brwuwick
9 Jordan, Edward,*** 26 Foot
Kane, John Joseph, 4 Foot
Kayes, William, 73 Foot
Kean, John Henry, Land Transport Corps. .
SKeamas, John,*** 68 Foot
Keep, William Thornton,*** 28 Foot ....
Kennedy, John Pitt, 42 Foot
•Kennedy, P. Henry, 2 Prov. Batt. of MUitia
Kerr, John Henry, 104 Foot
Kersteman, Harry Qobins, Royal Artillery. .
King, William, Royal Artillery
Knight, Frederick Charles,'*' Royal Marines
Knight, William, 28 Foot
SKnoz, Francis,*** 31 Foot
Laey,Samnel Walter,**' 10 Foot
La Gfra'nge, Jas. Warrington, 3 Dragoon Gds.
^Lambert, John, 3 Prov. Battalion of Militia
Lander, Alfred, Land Transport Corps ....
Lander, Wm. Henry, do.
9 Lane, Ambrose,*** 83 Foot
Lane, Charles Henry John, Unattached ....
Lane, John, Unattached
9 Langdon, Colwell,*** 60 Foot
Latham, John , 92 Foot
Laye, George, 24 Foot
Leach, Henry, Scots Fusilier Guards
Leathes, Edward, 8 Dragoons
Leavach, John, 3 West India Regiment. . . .
9 Leggett, John,*^ 3 Dragoon Guards ....
Leslie, Angus, 93 Foot
9 L' Estrange, George,*^* Scots Fusilier Gds.
L'Estrange, Torriano Francis,*^ Coldst. Gds.
Lewis, Henry,*** Royal Marines
Lewis, Thomas, 3 Garrison Battalion ....
Lewis, William, 19 Foot
9 lindsey, Henry John,*** Unattached . .
Lisle, Benjamin de, Canadian Fencibles. .
C Lister, John,*** Royal Marines
Little, John William, Unattached
SB Lloyd, Edward Bell, 1 6 Dragoons . .
Locke, William, 6 Dragoon Goards
9 Long, Edmund Slingsby,**^ 23 Foot
Lousd^, Alured, 84 Foot
9 SB Lonsdale, William,*** 4 Foot
Lovelace, Henry Philip, Unattached
*Lovett, Joseph Venables, 8 Prov. Batt. Mil.
2d libut.
BTO.
22 July
16 May
4 Mar.
25 Feb.
30 Dec.
LXBUT.
•
WHEN
PLACED ON
HALF PAY.
18|
11
13
08
12
4 May 15 11 July
7 July 14 26 Oct.
24 Nov. 14 13 Jan.
28 Dec OG
14 July 14
18 Feb.
25 Sept.
16
15
37
14
23
24 Ang. 261 8 Sept 32|29 Aug. 34
3 Oct 11 29 June 15
21 May 12 2 Feb. 14
14 May 11 29 April 13
28July 9512Jan. 96
8 May 11 5 July 13
OMay 11 10 Feb. 13
6 Feb. 46
25 Ang.
21 Oct
14 May
26 Dec.
5 Jan.
29 Aug.
23 Mar.
never
21 Jan.
12 Dec.
19 June
3 July
14 Feb.
23 Mar.
4 Oct
10 Mar.
never
07
13
12
55
14
11
49
13
11
41
44
05
08
10
14
15 Mar.
7 Aug.
25 Mar.
17
17
17
14 May 49
10 Aug. 08
4 May 15
10 Aug. 14
1 April 57
26 Feb. 18
8 Sept
15 Mar.
25 Dec
23 Nov.
20 Sept
13 April 42
29 Dec. 47
28 May
23 May
16 Sept
5 Oct
25 Mar.
22 Sept
7 Sept
28 July
27 May
30 Dec.
21 Dec.
28 May 11
26 Mar. 18
22 June 15
6 April 09
IJuly 13 14 July
14 July 14 29 April
5 July
10 25 Sept
09 3 July
08 15 Sept
12 10 Feb.
12 17 June
14 16 Oct.
06 4 Aug.
14 10 Oct
10 10 May
11 11 Jan.
10 2 Sept.
05 27 July
19 12 Mar.
11 11 Mar.
14 3 July
04 8Au^r.
13
63
13
20
14
07
10
13
15
14
55
55
13
24
26
never
14 Nov.
17 Aug.
28 Feb.
12 Mar.
16 Jan.
20 Oct
1 Sept.
12 May
12 Mar.
5 Dec.
GDec.
23 Feb.
1 Jan.
30 May
9 June
3 Aug.
20 May
IFeb.
25 Aug.
never
14 May 18
9 April 19
17 June 53
16 Oct.
25 Mar.
25 Mar.
1 April
17
17
15
57
26
10
09
Lovett, Thomas, Royal Artillery 1 April
9 Lowry, Armar,»« 45 Foot 31 Dec.
Lowi^, John,>M 95 Foot 7 June
9C2lLucas,Jasper,>^^32Foot , 6 Jan.
Lynam, Charles, 15 Foot 25 June
i^nch, Edward Crean, 22 Foot 11 Dec.
Lyster, Arthn* O'Neil, 46 Foot
I^tar, Henry, 7 Dragoons
M'AMuOly, CbariMy 84 Foot
09
12
10
13
12
23
2 Sept 24
29 May 17
3 Aug.
15 May
24 May
25 Feb.
17 April
28 July
24 Dec.
19 July
16 Nov.
21 Jan.
13 June
7 Sept
26 Nov. 0681 Dec.
\
\
25 July 19
25 Dec 14
11 Nov. 68
1814
15 Mar. 21
2 Sept 22
3 Nov. 47
24 July 56
3 Dec. 18
14 Aug. 17
24 June 24
25 Mar. 16
1814
1 April 57
1 April 57
25 June 17
IJan. 50
24 April 28
09 30 Sept 19
14 25 Dec. 14
1924 Mar. 25
15 25 Dec. 18
23 OMay 24
11 17 Feb. SO
08 16 Oct 16
14 25 Mar. 17
13 11 July 22
17 16 Nov. 20
13 1 Sept 14
1525 Nov. 16
14 20 July 20
1631 Jan. 28
1211 Oct 16
08 20 Nov. 25
24 11 July 29
12 25 Aug. 19
17 20 Mar. 23
05 5 Aug. 13
30 8 April 36
12 25 Mar. 17
11 23 Aug. 27
14 1814
12 1 Mar. 22
14 25 Dec. 14
12 13 July 20
15 25 Mar. 17
15 25 Mar. 16
26 8 April 34
30 7 Sept 33
2025 Oct. 91
07l6 0e.C «\
97 3 Get. 1
M' 10 Mar. 1ft
Ifi'sSMir. 17
lIMHsr. se
Sl'MJan, 9S
Minehin,'
9 :iiiGi>«ii,
U 3Iii|[riili;p, Jnmiu
Monek, Charli'K SIiitiIi ,
Mniicv, <lcnr^>, li I'niit
itonie. '" lloyal Murine*., l-
f ;tluun', Jwliu 1 1'tiut {
•Mniirc, Saniiii'l, M I'oot '
9 tSl Hoorlirail, Cliaric*,"' 71 Foot 12
P Vorrton, Mote*,"* M Foot nD
13 IS Jan.
ir s Pnrt. ai
Ill 0 Veh.
l^iS-OMnr. 17
14'S4Junfl 11)
13I2S Dee.
14a.'iMa* 1ft
1011 Kch.
m-m June
1131 Tttv.
IS 15 July
13 M War. 17
(■.^UMny
in 9 S^rt. 90
s.=inw.
lamsept. 14
MDm.
19:9&Set>l. 14
10 8 Sept.
l«|96I>fe. 18
0738 Apri
oa«8n*."
IJeutetuaUu
40&
31 Dec.
28 Au^;.
Mmgan^ ThoiDCS, Beyal Marines.
Moriey, Edward Lacy, Royal York lUogcra
9 Morphy, Richard,"* 3 Foot
Mosley, Godfrey Goodman,"*t 7 Foot ....
Mowe', Henry Alexander, 04 Foot
9 Mostyn, Robert,*?? 81 Foot
SSUIouotBdi^ambe,£.A.,J&aW0/;"H7r.Gds.
Moantford, Joseph,*?^ Royal Marines*
)i Munro, Frederick, >8o Royal ArtiUcry .
4^^ Mure, GoorRC,*^* Grenadier Guards. . . .
Marphy, John, Land Transport Cor[)8 ....
9 Alurmy, Francis,*" 04 Foot ';20 June
*Mycrs, William, 2 Pror. Bn. of Militia. . . . ; never
Nagel, John, Ceylon Regiment, Barrack \ |,^ j.
Master at Cattlebar \ "
20 Jan.
2d LI but.
ETC.
LIEUT.
2 Oct. 00.30 Mar. 05
16 Aa?. 10,13 Jan. 13 26 Mar. 17
2 April 1226 Aug. ld2oMar. 17
1 May 4611 May 40 19 Nov. 58
WHEN
PLACED ON
HALF PAY.
17 Oct. 14
071 4 Jan. 10
08 26 Sept. 11
never
12 April 06
. 20 Dec. 00
never
on
46
06
12 Jan. 14
2 June 12
3 Sept. 13
14 April 14
22 Sept. 55
7 July 14
25 Dec. 13
25 Mar. 10
18 April 17
25 Feb. 19
1 Sept. 14
23 June 24
15 Juno 20
1 April 57
25 Dec. 18
1814
. • • t
never
24 Feb. 14
lOSept. 11
20 May 42
26 June 12
never
27 July 00
16 Sept. 95
6 Aug.
25 Dec.
09
13
27 Dec.
6 July
24 June
20 Mar.
20 July
7 Mar.
OMay
18 May
10 Aug. 08
12 Sept. 05
8 Mar. 10
never
10
05
54
0(J
10
10
10
Nangle, Qeorge, 70 Foot
9 Nantes, Richard,'" 55 Foot, Militanj I
Kniffht of Windsor 5
Napier, Duncan Campbell, Meuron's Regt.
Nason, Henry, 8 West India Regt.
Neame, Charles Covell, 13 Foot
Nesfield, William Andrews, 48 Foot
*NewboIt, Francis, Ro>7il Waggon Train
9 Newton, IILbbert,"" 32 Foot
Newton, John, 15 Dragoons
Newton, Thomas Cliarles, R. Waggon Trahi 23 April 13
Newton, Walter, 21 Dragoons
(%i Nicholson, John.»" 14 Foot, Qwirfer. }
nuuter, JEast York Miiitia 5
9 Nicholson, Richard, 5 Foot
^ Nicolas, Paulc Uarris,'^^ Royal Marines. .
NieoU, Samncl Jamcs,'^t Royal Marines . •
NJsbctt, Henry, 24 Dragoons
9 «Sl Nixon, Wm. Richmond,">7 50 i^oot. .
^ Norman. WUliam,*" 09 Foot
Norris, Robert, 20 Dragoons
O* Connor, Bernard Richani, 44 Foot
9 O'Coimor, Maurice,^'' 07 Foot
O'Dell, Kdm. Wcstropp, 98 Foot
O'Kelly, James, 4 Foot
•Oliver, John, 33 Foot
OUerton, James, Land Transport Corps ....
O'Neill, Henry, Unattached
Wi Onslow, Pbipps Vanjiittart,*^l R. Artillery
9 O'ReiUy, John, 11 Foot
Ormsby, Henry Michael, 3t> Foot
'H Omuby, James,'** 25 Dragoons
V Ormsby, Sewell, 6 Foot
Orr, James,*®' Royal Marines
9 JB Orr, Johnt^^* 8 Royal Veteran Bait.
Oughton, James, (SI Foot
9iSSi Pagan, Samuel Alex.,'^^ 55 Foot
Pannell, Robert, 60 Foot
Parke, Samuel, 2 Garrison Battalion
Parker, Kcnyon Stevens,'^* Royal Marines, }
A Quccn*s Counsel • S
9 Parratt, Hillebrant Mered.,'^ U. Art. } !.
Lieut. 'CoL Qnd Royal Surrey Militia S
9 €ia Parry, James,'** 28 Foot !10 Sept. 12
*l*an7, Thomas, 3 Prov. Bn. of Militia. .... never
Paton, George, 22 Dragoons 12 July 10
l^tterson, John Williams, CO Foot, In- \ .q ... ^,
sj}ccting Limit, of Comt Guard S\ ^
9 Paxton, Archd. Frederick,^*' 11 Di-ngoons 20 June 11
Peach, Joim Cairoll, Uoyal African Corps. .1 3 Sept. 12
Pcacockc, Warren Williaui Richard, 17 Foot, 18 Jan. 30
Pcarse, Edward Octaviuf*, Royal ^Murines,
5 Jan.
30 June
10 Oct.
49
08
17 June
4 Sept
09 85 Dec.
15 5 Aug.
1625 Dec.
45:27 May
14 25 Dec.
13
51
17
14
16
16
56
18
25 Sept. 14
4 May
29 Feb.
14 Feb.
30 Mar.
25 Dec.
13 April 1325 Mar. 17
2 Dec. 95 23 Aug. 03
7 Sept. 15,25 Aug. 16
3 Nov. 10| 2 Aug. 20
15' -25 Mar. 10
5^1
rlpril
7 Oct.
27 July
13 25 July 16
08l 1 Sept. 14
10 Sept. 55 26 July 59
16 Feb. W) 25 Dec. 18
11 May 1225 Nov. 19
14 May 12 25 April 26
18 Mar. 1831 Dec. 18
Oi)i22 Nov.
25 Oct.
2 Jan.
10 Oct.
7 Mar.
26 Nov.
3 Oct.
20 FeK
31 Oct.
30 Mar.
9 Feb.
12
06
05
04
10 18 July 16
10,20 Jan. 20
13 Aug. 07125 Sept. 18
16 Nov. 12,20 Mar. 23
14
57
37
24
16
17
20
17
17
25 Dec. 13,25 Sept.
6 Sept. 55| 1 April
30 June 25 29 Aug. 26 11 July
17 Dec. 07
25 April 11
16 Dec. 08, 0 Dec.
16 Sept. 13,25 May
1 Oct.
14 Mar.
8 Jan.
27 July
11,29 April
12|20 Oct.
Ill 7 April
121 2 Aug.
09 4 Mar.
12*25 Mar.
08:10 Feb.
11 Dec.
1 April
07
98
13
1625 Mar. 19
14,14 Feb. 22
13 25 June 19
11, 7 Sept. 15
26 Nov. 05 10 Jan. 11
'20 Oct. 08
1 Sept. 14
11 July 11 12 Sept. 22
14 25 Mar. 17
27 Jan.
25 Feb.
14!
1814
1 July 12 -^ Sept. 16
3 Sept. 12' 11 Oct. 19
19 Dec. 11,23 July 17
25 Aug. 14 25 Feb. 19
1 April 42.13 Aug. 47
•el, Kdmund, 25 Foot 15 Mar. 15113 Mar. 17| 2 May 22
Peel
Peers, Henry dc Linn6, 53 Foot
jio MBF. ii\ '46 jnay 22
29 Jan. 12.23 July 18il7 Aug. 20
\
\
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lAtUltMHttt.
89 Aug. 11 86 Mv. 1%^ Jfwr* 17
UJone 10 86 Sept. ll|3l J«ljr 17
Penfeld, Edward,** 18 Dimgoons
IVnnefcther, Richftrd,*<» 87 Foot.
Pmninffton, Rotdandy^ 6 R. Vet. B«Ct . J 8 Sept 08 183 May 11
9 Pepper, Tlieobald,""* 3 Dragoon Guards . . 14 Sept 08 27 June 11 86 Mar.
IVircy, Francis. 61 Foot 88July 13 10 Oct 17j86 Dee.
l>erham» John, Royal Marines ^l June 06 0 Feb. 13
Perfaam, William, Royal MarincH 80 Sept 06|dO Feb. 09
Perry, Henry, Royal Waggon Train
Perry, Richard Lavite, 44 Foot
Philips, Henry,"* Riding Troop, Royal Art.
Plekard, Henry William, "»« Royal Artillery
Pictct, Armand Jacques,^ Unatt., CimnU )
at Geneva )
Pictet, Frederick, GO Foot
Pigou, Lawrence, 2 Dragoon Guards ......
Pinniger, Broome, 6 West India Regiment
Play&ir, Andrew Willium, 104 Foot
*PIowman, Tlionias, Royal Waggon Train . .
Plnnkett, Thomas Richard, 18 Dragoons . .
»Poe. Purcfoy,** 30 Foot
mi Polhill, Wililem,** 83 Dragoons
Porter, Henry, Royal Marines
Porter, Robert, 7 Foot
Powell, James Bruce, 18 Foot
Pridham^ Williafn,'^^ Royal Marines
9 Priett, .ToAn,*" R. Ailillery Drivers ....
IMngle, James, 81 Foot
Probyn, John, 30 Foot
Puddicombe, Robert Bruce, Royal Marines
Rainsforth, Charles, 67 Foot
Rainsforth, Cbaries, Unattached
Ramsden, George, Royal Artillery
Rankine, David, Rifle Brigatle
{Ratcliff, William.*** 1 Garrison Battalion
Read, Robert,*" Unattached
J^eevet, Lewis- Bvckfe,*^* Royal Marines . .
JRenny, Henry Laws^ Royal Kngineers ....
Rereley, George Williamson, 30 Foot
9 Reynett, William France,*'* 73 Foot ....
iSI Reynolfis, Tiios. Mattliew,*><> 18 Foot ..
9 Ribton, Sir John, iV^,*'^ 83 Foot
Rich, Henry, 4 West India Regiment
Richardes, William Eardley,*'" R. Artillery
Richmond, Sylvester,*'* 48 Foot
Ricketts, Alfred, 9 Foot
Ridcout, Henry Wood, 19 Foot
Riet, William Vnn der. Cape Regiment ....
Rit^by, Samuel, New Brunswick Fcncibles ..
Ritchie, James, 1 Foot
Robb, David, 86 Dragoons
Robertson, Gc<iriro Duncan, 81 Foot
9 113^ Robertson, Jamei^,"* 70 Foot
Robinson, George, 60 Foot
9 CSI Robinson, James,^*** 50 Foot
Robin8on, John, 85 Foot
Robinson, Isaac Byrne, 08 Foot
9 Robinson, William Henry, 45 Foot. . .
♦Ilochfort, John, 100 Foot
9 Rogers, Adnm,**^ 0 Garrison Battalion
Rogers, John, Royal Marini's
Hollo, James, 59 Foot
CT Hooke, Lewis,^* Royul Marines
Rooney, Bernard, 2 Garriiion Battalion . .
Rose, John, Irish Brigade
Roseingrave, Matthew, 10 Foot
Ross, Emilias, Unattached
9 Wi Ross, £wen,*>* 98 Foot
ft Botely, Leieis,^ Royal Marines
Roth well, William, Unattached
Rooae, Richard,"' Royal Marlaeft^
6 Jan.
80 Dec.
86 Mar.
17 Dec
WHEN
PLACED OH
HALF PAT.
05
10
88
18
OFeb. 15
18
14
16
18
OSept 80
1 Sept. 14
18 Aug. 14|SlJan. 15
86 Mar. 17
OMay 55
89 April 31
3 Sept. 13
31 July 36
81 May 16
G April 86^1 Feb. 38
83 Jan. 14 84 Sept 10
8Ang. 16 86 If ar. 17
181 1 Dae. 19188 Doe. 17
10' 7
Not. 11
86 June
17 Nov.
8 April
80 April
never
6 Mar. 11
13Jaoe 09
I July 13
7 July 08{l6Aag.
7 Dec.
88 Jime
13 July
13 July
3 Aug.
1 July
1 Jnly
13 Dee.
86Jaly 17
86 Dee. 1986 8ept. 14
09
09
99
06
00
4 June 01
80 Feb. 34
8 Sept. 18
8 Feb. 16
10 July 15
85 Feb. 13
85 Aug. 07
13 OOet. 85
1317 April 17
16 10 Jan. 10
06 OSept. 14
18 11 April 10
18 16 April 18
83 0et. 10
3 Mar.
86 Feb.
18 Aug. 04
1 Jan. 06
5 Aug. 13 18 April 17
14 April 04 IC June 08
10 May SO 88 Not. 44
6 Feb. 1688 Feb. 80
8 April 86 19 May
7 Not. 81 30 Mar.
17 Not. 1486 Dee.
13 April 09
81 Mar. 11 83 April 13
83 April 04
18 Mar. 07
80 July 13116 Dee. 13
6 July 14'80Jiuie 19
11
14
6D6C.
86 May
1 April 17
25
2o
18
14
25
16 May 11
80 July 0988 Feb.
80 Feb. 18 10 Mar.
OFeb. ll«6June 13
81 Jan. 18 4 Feb. 18130 Not.
11 July 1486 Jan. 10|18 May
0 Aug. 11 84 April 19\ 3 Oct
8 July ia88 Dec. 14*86 Feb.
81 Sept. 16
6 June 14
88 June 10
84 Dec. 18
8 April 84
6Fleb. 18
80
34
28
16
86
16
16
19 April 18|80Jaly
13 April 16 86 Dec.
3 Not. Ill37 Jane
80 Feb. 17!S1 Feb. 87 86 Sept. 27
14 July 0816 Oct. 09 6 Jan. 80
4 Aug. 40' 9 Not. 43 80 Oct. 48
6 Jan. 14,80 July 1686 Feb. 16
16 Sept. 08' 7 Nov. 0985 April 19
10 Dec. 07,17 May 1080 Mar. 23
14 Mar. ai! 8 Jan. 07 30 Sept. 19
17 Dec. 18 3 Nov. 86 8 Feb. 43
88 Nov. 11 87 Aug. 13 11 Feb. 15
ne\-er 185 Dec. 13 86Hcpt. 14
8.J Oct. 07 16 Mar. 09 4 Feb. 15
10 April ll>30June 89,14 May
87 Mar. 18 5 Aug. 19^ May
04 16 Jan. 08
94
08
86 Sept. 17
lOAng. 16.86 June 87|88Jane 39
13 April 0986 Nov.
87 Jnly 06|87 July
10 July 11 185 Nov.
3 Not. 98Jl8 Aug.
\
13
08
18
04
1 Sept.
6 Oct.
4 Nov. 1384 May 16|84 Oct.
18 Feb. 94,13 Feb.
8 April 0711 Feb.
11 Oct.
31
16
14
15
08
^Mar. 17
13 0et. 86
18Dee. 06
Stoart, ChRTlN Gcorg«, BS Foot^ .
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«7 Jan.
7 Dec.
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8 Mar.
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in Deo.
a July
llJnly
ir- M.J
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in A]>ril
i1 Aug,
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11 30 April
12:20 JaD.
* 14 Oct.
. 13,18 July
IKMtMMar.
5 la Feb.
IT April
IS 31 July
ID 35 Oct.
* Aug.
SQ Aiiril
SJuly
MAug.
1 April
IfiAog.
0D|I5Auf.
Ju"
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^Dec.
90 Dec
SO Aug.
10
lOJuly 4
I Dec. ]
I Bept. 1
OJiily 1
Tudor, Henry, 37 Foot
Tunitall, OobricI, Uimltuchert
31 Oct.
Mllav
7 Hrp'l.
3 Aug.
I Mu-.
3 17 Sl>r.
1 Dee.
S 90 Dee.
. 13 13 Jan.
17 *> May
» Aug.
98 June
14 35 Dec. U
00
ISiOlUr. 17
07 '26 June 16
IG 4 April 83
17 in Deo, 18
47 14 Juoe iS3
1017 Mar. 13
14 16 Dec 10
13 11 July 16
07 35 Mar. 17
13S6UBr. 1;
27 I Apiil 57
05 17 Aug. 14
11 eOct. 17
vaisyar. n
a« 3Feh. 30
15i36De«. 18
13 93 Sept. 14
oailJune IS
IG
3430 Uay 98
13 3 April 18
1038 Dec 90
15 2Ii Har. 10
lU 17 July 17
SOISllay 33
14 15 Feb. 31
13 3S Jan. 18
18:!5D.'C 18
38 30UaT. 43
Ifl 1 Feb. 17
14 ONot. 15
11 GFeb. sa
92 'U AprU S3
SOl30Aug. 31
08 11 Dec. IT
Saj 1 Sept 93
47'l3Dec. 53
S4'ieJuiie 34
151 1 Fdk 10
3335 Sept. 33
40i 8 April .'>3
08195 Jan. IS
in; 5 April 91
8 Noi
37
jlOA
jlOO
37 0
07 10 Mar.
10 1 Jliy
OG 15 Mar.
1(1 30 Mar.
07 30 July
11 II Feb.
07 39 bept.
35 7 Aug.
US 3 Aug.
11 3 Aug.
11 14 Jan.
08 3 Jan,
07 30 Feb.
1333 May
lilCFtb.
05 1 May
0910 Not.
1025 I'll).
07 8 June
0711 Uac.
. 17 Mar. 11 1 Aug.
.{ SDw. 33 15 Mar.
April ID
.„ _. Dec. 14
lli^Junc 1(1
10 1 Sopl. 14
1325 Dec. 17
08,33 July 16
in;UFet>. 17
08, 7 Mar. 3i
87 38 S«liL 30
10'31 OcL 17
1330 Dec 35
13,25 Mnr. 17
13'30Dec. 10
11 35 Dec IB
1(135 Dee. 18
l<35Dec. U
00
00 0 July 18
13 3 April IS
(10 ^e Aug. 33
1333 Feb. 30
1830 July SO
37,25 Feb. SO
15^ Sept S3
■ir*
Lieuteiianli.
497
• • a • • f
9 Watson, QeoTge,'"* Unaifcaclied
A'ateoD, Thomas Brcretou, B Foot
9 Watson, 5«r William lIeDiy,=^ fl Drs.
Waoch, David, G Dragoon Guards
9 Weir, William,«o 27 I'oot
$ Whimstcr, James,*^^ Sicilian Ucgt
9 Wliitc, George,*" 30 Foot
White, Henry, 03 Foot
White, William.^ lloyul Marines
Whlteford, John, 13 Foot
Whiting, George Wm.,«" R. Mar., Chief }
Officer qf Coast Guard 5
Wightman, James Thomas, 07 Foot, ^lf(/ti" }
tant, South Notts Yeomanry Cavalry ]
Wigley, George James,*" 03 Foot
9 Wigton, Jamea,*** 0 Foot
SSI Wilkinson, Henry ,**^ 40 Foot
Wilkinson, John Alexander, 24 Foot
Wlllioms, C. P., Land Transport Corps ....
9 W^illis, Geoige Brandcr,*^ Royal Artillery
Wilson, Henry, 80 Foot
WiUon, John Henry, 07 Foot . . . <
Wilson, W.Henry Bowen Jordan, Gar. Comp.
Whickworth, John, 75 Foot
9 Wlndle, John Shepard,*«» 53 Foot
Wlnne, John Jamca,**^ Royal Marines ....
Wisdom, John, 17 Foot
9 9IB Wood, Frederick,**' 11 Dragoons
Wood, George Hoi'slcy, 07 Foot
9 Wood, Henry,"* 28 Foot
9 Woods, Wm.,*" 0 Dragoons, A^utant, )
Northumberland Yeomanry Cfivalry . . )
Worsky, George, 39 Foot
9SB Wray, Hugh Boyd,»* 40 Foot
Wright, Edward, 35 Foot
Wright, John, 27 Foot
^m Wright. Willlam,*^^ Rifle Brigade ....
Wrighte, William, 3 Foot
Yamold, Benjamin, Royal Marines
Yoang, Henry Harman, 31 Foot
Young, Henry, 6 Royal Veteran Battalion
Yoang, John George, 00 Foot
Young, Robert, 1 Royal Veteran Battalion
BN8IGN,
BTC.
28 Fob.
•23 Nov.
11 Nov.
8 Nov.
31 Mar.
•27 Nov.
•28 Fob.
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13 Sept.
12 Sept.
2 Jan. 38
24 Feb. 43
13 July
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14 Nov.
11 Dec.
10 AprU
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25 Nov.
25 Mar.
7 April
8 Dec.
23 Jan.
Dec.
8 Jime
11 Mar.
20 May
23 July
3 April
31 May
20 Jan.
3 Oct.
WHEN
PLACm) ON
HALF l»AY.
Sept. 82
April 10
Mar. 10
July 14
July 17
Juno 10
Mar. 17
Aug. 47
Jan. 30
Mar. 17
4 Nov. 41 25 June 40
5 Apr. 44
OS -25
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War Services of the Lieutenants.
1 Lieat Addison serred in ibo Peninsula and was present at the battles of Vittoria and the
Pyrenees, for which he has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
2 Baron Altenstein has received the War Medal with one Clasp for Talavera.
3 Lieut. F. W. Armstrong served in the Peninsula and was present at the battles of Tala^
Tera, Bnsaco, Albuhera, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, NiveUe, Orthes, and Toulouse, and
•t the siege of Badajox: he has received the War Medal with ton Clasps.
4 Lieut. J. Cooper Armstrong served at Copenhagen, in 1807; and in the Peninsula firom
1812 to 1814.
5 Lieut E. F. Austin served in the Peninsula with the 47th and was present at the battles of
Vittoria, NiveUe, and Kive, and at the siege of St. Sebastian, for which he has received the
War Medal with four Clasps.
6 Fort-Major Austin served in the 35th Regt. during the campaign of 1813-14 in Holland,
inolndinff the first investment of Bergen-op-Zoom, boUi actions at Merxem: ho was severely
woundea in the left arm when engaged with the enemy's pidiets on the night of the 1st Feb.
1814 ; and in following up the advantage (after tho second capture of Merxem) to the gates of
Antwerp, his left leg was struck off by a cannon-ball, and his left side lacerated by another
round shot
7 Llent Ayshford served in tho Peninsula and was present at the battles of Busaco and
FneDtM d'Onor, and at the siege of Ciudad Rodrigo. lie has the War Medal wiUt t]ht«A CVasK^.
8 Lient J. A. Bailejr served with the 69 th Begt in BeAgVom^ «a\^ iiVCkl>^ Mmi ^\ ^^^fs«^
tfoB Id Aaooss,
406 War Services of the Lieutenants.
9 Lieat Andrew Btillie leirfld in the Penixiinla with the 30th tad was preset at Am
battles of Fuentet d'Onor and Salamanca, and at the siegea of Cindad Rodri^ and Badajoi.
He hat reoeiTed the War Medal with four Claspi.
10 Lieut. Robert Rail haa receiTed the AVar Medal with one Clasp for the battle of Nlvelle.
1 1 Lieut. Frederick Dayly ierred in the Peninaula from June 1810 to the end of that war in 1814,
including tihe battles of nusaro and Castalla. In the American war in 1814 and 15, inctoding the
attacks on Baltimore und New Orleans, nt which last he was slightly wonndo'l. With the Prussian
army in 1815, at the taking of the fttrtrcsses of Maubeuge, LandreGies^Philipperille, and Rocroy.
1 2 Lieut. Beamish was present with the 84 th at the battle of the Nive, for which he haa rcceired
the War Medal with one Clasp.
13 Lieut. Benwoll joine<l the 4th in the I'oninsulo, asa rolunteor, and was present at the action
of Osma, buttle of Vittoria, tho sertTal storm ings and capture of San Sebastian, passage of the
Bidassoa and attack on the Heights, battles of Nirelle and Nive, inTCstment of Bayonne, and
repulse of the sortie. Served afterwards in tho American war, at Bladen sburg, Washington, Bal-
timore, and Now ( Orleans, ut which lust he was several times wounded, and severely by grape-shot,
lie haa received the War Medal with four Clatips.
14 Lieut. Bezant was wounded at the attack (m the French fleet in Aix Koads. Served at the
bombardment and surrfndir of Flushing, \i<i)9. Was in command of the Artillery in Fort Massa-
rene at the defence of Anholt by the Royal Marines in 1811. War Medal with two dasps.
15 Lieut. Birch served in the JPeninsuIa with the 10th and was present at the siegea of Tarra-
gona in 1812 and 13, at the battle of Castalla, retreat from Ordaland Villa Franca to Tarragont,
and the siege of Barcelona in 1814.
IG Fort-Mtijur Black sprvr<l in the l*euinsula with the 74th, and wns present in the actions of
Aldcu de Ponte and Fuentes Gninuldo, i*apture of Madrid and the Retiro, retreat f^m Madrid
into Portugal, passufrc of the Ebro, battle of Vittoria, action nt the Mnya Pass, battles of ths
Pyrenees on the 27th July and 2nd Aug., passage of the Bidassoa, blockade of Pampeluna,
battles of Nivello und Nive (9th to 13th J>ec.), actions of Vic Bigorre, Tarbes, and Saareterre,
battle of Orthes, action at Aire, and battle of Toulouse, besides various minor affiiira. He has
received the War Medal ^th six Clasps.
the
D Lieut Bradshaw served in the Peninsula and was present
Touloust;, for which he has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
20 Lieut Bramwell served the campaign of 1815 with the 93 nd, and was severely wounded
at Quatre Brus, — right leg amputated.
21 Lieut. Brattle served in the battle of Trafalgar, on board H. M. S. Afirica^ 64. Joined
the force under Qeneral Whitelock ut Monte Video, in 1807. In action wiUi Danish gnn-boati
near Copenhagen, 20th Oct. 1808 (severely wounded). Served afterwards with the Channel
Fleet off Brest, Basijue Roads, and Belleisle. Has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
22 Lieut. Broaruy served on the Walcheren expedition in 1 809, and was present at the siege
and reduction of Flushing. He served also the campaigns of 1814 and 1815 in Holland and
the Netherlands, incltiding the action at Morzem, bombardment of Antwerp, storming of
Bergen-op-Zoom, battle of Waterloo, storming of Cambray, and capture of Paris.
23 Lieut Brice served in tho Peninsula with the 23rd, from May 1812 to iJhe end of that war
in 1814, and wus present at the battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, and the Pyrenees (wounded).
Served also the campaign of 181iS, including tho battle of Waterloo, storming of Cambray, and
capture of Paris, lie has received tho War Medal with two Clasps.
25 Lieut Charles Brown served in the Peninsula with the 50th and was present at the
Burpriaa and capture of Fort Napoleon at Almaraz, retreat from Madrid, amdr at Fttenta
Deoana, defence of, and repulse or the enemy at Alba de Tormes ; repulse of the enemy on the
the road to Roncesvalles ; battle of the Nivelle, and attack on tho rear-guard ; action at Oambo;
passage of the Nive, battle of St. Pierre, Bayonne (wounded), affairs at Hellette and ArriT«Ntt<i
(bayonet wound in the hand), attack of the heights of Garris, and action at St Palais (serenly
wonnded). He has received the War Medal wiUi four Clasps.
26 Lieut. Bubb served in the Peninsula with the Cist and was present at the battles of the
Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, and Orihes, for which he has received the \Var Medal with four (Haapa.
27 lient Wm. T. Buchanan landed at Passages in Spain, and was engaged almost 4aR
daring the march of Lord HilFs division across the Pyrenees, as also frequently on dia
banka of the Bidassoa. He was afterwards present at the battles of Bayonne, Orthea, and
Toulouse. He has received the War Medal with four Clasps for Nivelle^ Nive, Qrthei, and
Toulouse.
28 Lieut Burlton was present in 1854-55, before Sebastopol during its siege and Aill ; with
the B. M. Battalion at the occupation of Kcrteh and Yeni Kale ; in action with the onter
forts of Sebastopol on 17th June ; and at the bombardment and surrender of Einbonm (Medal
and Clasp).
29 Lieut. Burslem served at the siege of Houat, and commanded a detachment of ArtlDeiy in
a night attack on the batteries of Morbihan. Landed at Ferrol with the army under the oon*
ttuuSi ot Bir James Polteney, and waa attached to the reserve on the hoghta. Serred the
oMMuptUgn of J801 in Egypt^ including tYie aiero ol Mmix^t vniWMMCiA of Alextodriat at whkh
Zl^tatolcwtJiiirightlegbyftotiuioiLHAN^ MftAi^LtoTwrfvsna^a'Bcs^Ki.
H^ar Serrricei of tie Lieutenants. 490
90 lieat. W. BaUar farved the cftrnpugn of 1815 with the 3rd Goudi, and wm prafent at
Aa battla af Waterloo.
31 Lieot. Butterworth served in the Feninrala with the 32iid and wae present at the battlea
of Boleia, Vimiera, Talavera, Salamanca, Pyrenees, and Niyelle, for which he has received the
War Medal with six clasps.
38 Lieut. Cahill served in the Peniniola with the 3Gth, and has reeeived the Silver War
Medal with foor Clasps for the Pyrenees, Nivc, Orthes, and Toulouse.
33 Lieat. Donald Cameron (h. p. CO Foot) served in the Peninsula with the 7th Fusiliers
trom Aug. 1811 to the end of that war in 1814, including the actions at Fucntes Guinaldo and
Adea de Ponte, battle of Salamanca, Vittoria, the Pyreneus, St. Mircial near St. Sebastian,
31st Auff., Nivelle, Nive, and Orthes (wounded). He wom afterwards prcdcot at the assault on
New OrTeans,,and at the capture of Paris. He has the AVar Medal with six Clasps.
34 Lieut. L. M. Cameron served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in the Peninsula, and was
praaent at the battle of the Pyrenees on the 28th, 29th, and 30th July, the blockade of
Pampeluna, battle of the Nivelfe, battle of the Nive from 9th tu 13th Dec, investment of
Bayonne, and battle of Toulouse. Served abo during the late Canadian Rebellion, and
commanded a party of Volunteers on the Niagara frontier. lie has received the War Medal
with four Clasps.
35 Lieut. Alex. Campbell, Royul Marines, served in the action off Fenul, 1805 ; and in
action with a Danish Flotilla off Maudal, 1810. War Medal with one Clasp.
36 Lieut. C. W. CampljH>11 served in the Peninsula with the 39th and was present at tha
battles of the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has received the War
Medal with four Clasps.
37 Lieut. James Campbell (h. p. 4 1st), served the campaign in Affghanistan with tha 41afc
and was present at the action of Hykulzie on the 28th March 1842.
38 Lieut. Bupert Campbell served the campaign of 1806, in Sicily and Italy, including tha
akirmish at Eufemia, battle of Maida, attack on and taking of the Castle of Scylla, also tha
capture of Catrone. Campaign of 1807, in Egypt, including the attack on the forts and heights
of Alexandria, and capture of that city on the 19Ui, 20th, and 21st March ; also the attacks in
the Desert, and sieg^ of Bosetta. Campaign in Holland and the Netherlands in 1814 and 15,
including both the actions of Merxem, and bombardment of Antwerp, where he rendarad
important personal service to his late Majesty King William IV., then present with the army aa
Duke of Clarence. He has received the War Medal with one Clasp for Maida.
39 Lieut. Michael Carey served in the Peninsula with the 83rd, from March 1809 to tha end
of that war in 1814, including the passage of the Douro, battles of Talavera (severely wounded
in tha head) and Busaco, first siege of Bodajox, battle of Fuentcs d'Onor, siege of Cindod
Bodrigo, siege and storming of BadiBJox, battles of Salamanca, Orthes, and Toulouse, for whioh
ha has received tha War Medal with eighfClasps.
40 Lieut Camshy served in the Peninsula with the 7Gth and has received the War Medal
with two Clasps for the battles of the Nivelle and Nive.
41 Lieut Carr served with the 21st in Sicilv in 181 3-14 ; and at the reduction of Genoa in
1814. Also in America at Bladensburg, Washington and New Prleans, at which last place on
the 8th January 1815, he was severely wounded. Served with the regiment at Paris, uid at
Valanciennes in 1816 and 1817.
42 Captain John Chad wick served in the Eastern campaign of 1854 as ^Vdjutant of the 17tli
liancers, induding the aflfair of Bulganac, battle of Alma, siege of Sebastopol, and battle of
Balaklava, where he was severely wounded and taken prisoner, having also had his horse killed
(Madal and three Clasps).
43 Captain Wm. Chadwick, prior to entering the army, served as a Midshipman on board
H. M. sloop Moselle in 1806-7, in which he saw a great deal of active service, and accompanied
Sir Richard Strachon's flying squadron sent in pursuit of Jerome Bonaparte's fleet He served
in Madras, Ceylon, and Bengal from 1808 to 1816.
44 Lieut Cballis served in the Peninsula and has received the War Medal with one Clasp for
tha batda of Vimiera.
45 Ideut. Cinnamond has received the War Medal with one Clasp for the battle of Trafalgar.
46 Lieut. William Clarke assisted in cutting out the French Corvette Cesar ; capture of tha
French squadron, 1806 ; bombardment of Copenhagen, 1807 ; capture of Russian Sewolodj
1808. Lost his right leg in action with a division of the French fleet off Toulon, 5th Not.
1813. War Medal with two Clasps.
47 Lieut Cobbold served in the Peninsula with the 1st Dragoons, and has received tha War
Hadal with one Clasp for the battle of Toulouse.
48 Lieut Colls served in the Peninsula and was present at tha battles of Boleia, Yimieray
CUxnmna, and Salamanca, for which he has received the War Medal with four Clasps.
49 lient Coombe served in Egypt in 1801, and has received the Egyptian medal.
50 Lieut. B. G. C. Coote served in the Burmese war.
51 Lieut Cosby served with the 63rd at the capture of Martinique in 1809 and of Qnadalonpa
in 1810, for which ha has received the AVar Medal with two Clasps.
52 Ident Cottingham served in the Peninstda with the 52d in the campaigns of 1812, 13,
and 14, and waa present at tha storming and capture of Baduos (as a volunteer), battles of
Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Oithes, and Toulouse for which he has racaived
tha War Madal with eight Clasps. He served also the campaign of 1815, including tha battle
of Watarioo.
68 lient Cofdaj aarrad in the Pciuiiaid»i wi hat taQOT«4l^ %^i«s'^%itUKA»^^^^^f^
500 War Services of the Ueuienanis.
r>4 Lieut. Charles Thoaaas Tox srrred with the 7 lit daring the etrep&igni of 1610, 11, 1J, 13
14, antl 15, in tho IVuiriauIa, Franco, and Fliinderii, iDclnding the retrc^at to and oeeupatloo of
the lin<f!i of Torros Vetlru', tho sub^'quont purnuic of MiMent thivtagh Portugal, actioB of
SuljrJ, bittloi ofKuontei d'Ouor r woun<leH), a^'ii'mi of Arroyo de Midino, Almaraat, and Alba
di) Tormts, ('Mt-irii:;; lh«> mIcl^os of iuhin/. liic adviiij-^e to ami retreat fr<>m Madrid, battle of
Vittona, — M*r«.ri-iy wouml'.d airl taUr-n prisuier, u musket ball having pasted through the hngi
uud iodised in hid b^ly; bL-iii^ uiiuhlo to keep up with tbe enemy, thpy left him on theilcid
when thiy were bird pressed and undi^r u cmnunade t'roai the liritish artillery. I^neaentat
tho invaiian of France ij<>iu th^* P^rrstuc-s. and subseqii^uc actions of the Nirelle, Nive, Cambo,
G&rris, St. Palais, Airivirioti-, II. •lief', Orthes, A'rc», Tarbe:», Urt, Toulouse, and raaiiT affa^ri
of pi(juct», ^c. At the hiltio of \Vuter!(>') hv n-ceived a contusion on the hip from the frag-
ment of a shMl, bill was prjsi'iit at the cipturo of Paris, and served threo yearj with the Araj
of ()c^up:itii)n. iij li'.-2\, tlic (:h;tir.re of p iiitiun of ihe ball reocivrd at Vitt^^ria ct.Ympriled fatB
to rol impish ihu mtivo diitici uf Lis profession and reiiro on haU-pi^y. He bus received the
War Mt.'dal with six Ch-spF.
TiG Lieut. Crozicr uerved at the Attack on tho enemy'?; works on the right bank of the Ulnb-
sippi, when he turncii the L>i:jiiiy*s Hank and capture<i a Hdd piece. •
.'j7 Lii.'uL (!ubitt Herv.d in tli** Peninsula with thr 4ih Dragoons and was present at fbs
battles of Vittoria and Toulou^o, fur which he has received the War Medal with two Chaps.
58 Licot. Casine served in the Peninsula and w^ present at tho battles of Roleia and
Viuiera, for which he bus received the W:ir Mtdal with two Clasps.
5U Lii'Ut Dalgninu sen'cd in the Peninsula with the 7th Fusiliers, and was present at tbf
battle of liusaiMj, occupation of tho lines of Torres Vcdras, advance after Masscna, taking of
pnsoner.
lie has received tho Wnr Mudal with four Clasps.
GO Lient. K. R. D* Alton served in tho IVninsula and was present at tho battles of the
Pyrenees and Orthes, for which he has received the AVar Medal with two Clasps.
61 Li"ut. Daniel served in China in 1841 (Modal).
6*2 Liout. Darcy served in tho Peninsula with tho 6i)th and was present at the battles of
Boleia an 1 Vimijra, for which ho has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
64 Captain IJavlvl Davics, Uoyal Marines, was serving on board the Jftva when c&ptored by
tho Amorican fri(;Bto Coutftitution (wounded).
C5 Lieut. Delamain servml with the 2nd battalion of the G7th in Spain from the latter part
of 1811 to the cl'ise of that war, including tho sieges of (ladis, Tarragona, and Barcelona, the
nfl'air of Villa Franca, and others connected vrith tho army on the Eastern coast of Spain. He
was also prcoont at the Bii>;;c and capture of Asaccrgbur in the luist Indies, in 1819.
G6 Lieut. Delmo served in the Peninsula with the 88tb, and was present at the battle of
Vittoria, Lorlie from Pampeluna, battles of tho Pyrenees, the Nivello, the Nlve, and Orthet,
actions of Vic Bi^orro and Tarbcs, and battle of Toulouse; served afterwards in the Ameriean
war, and was present in tho action of Piatt sburg, and the passage of tho ISarinac. He hss
received the War Medal with bix Cla*«ps.
67 Lieut. Dighton served in Spaui and Portugal, from April 1810 to July 1812, indnding
Massenn*s retn*at. Served also in the South of France in 1814, and was present at tht
investment of liayonno and repulse of the sortie,— slightly wounded.
68 Lieut. E. W. P. Dillon accompanied the expedition to AValchcren in 1801), and waa pie*
sent at tho siege and capture of Flushing. Served also at the reduction of Gnadaloape in 1815.
69 Lieut. Doswell was present at the passage of the Dardanelles, 1807.
70 Lieut Dowkor served in tho Peninsula with the 53rd and was present at the battles of
Talavcra, Boscaco, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivellc, and Nlve, for which he has received the Wsr
Medal with six Clasps.
71 Lieut. Drummond served in the Peninsula with the Rifle Brigade and waa present at tht
sieges of Ciudad Uodrigo and Badajos, and at the battles of Salamanca, Pyrenees, NWoUe, Nive^
Orthes, and Toulouse, for which ho has received the War l^Iedol with eight Clasps. He aei^
also the Waterloo campaign.
72 Lteat. Drury commanded the Royal 2^[arines at the attack by the Bngliah and Freneh
on the fortified position of Tamatave in Madagascar in 1845.
73 Lieut. Dunniclitfu served the campaign of 1815, and was present at the battles of Qoatre
Bras and Waterloo.
^ 74 Lieut. Dyer served at tho capture of a convoy of 27 vessels, and the atorming of the
citadel of Cassis, which was taken by escalade by the iloyal Marines, 18 Aug. 1813.
75* Lieut. Ecclcs scrveil in the Peninsula with the Gist, and was present at the battles of tie
Nivelle, Nive (9th to l')th Dec), Orthes, and Toulouse, besides various minor afiairs. He hu
received tho War ^ledal with four Clasps.
76 Captain Charles Edwards served in the Peninsula with the 47th, fVom July 1813 to As
cud of that war in 1814, including the second assault and capture of San Sebastian, passage of
the Bidassoa, battle of the Nivelle, battles of tho Nive on the 9th, lOth, Iltb, 12th, and 13th
Dec. 1813, and blockade of Bayonne. Served also tho campaigns of 1817 and 18 in Malwa
against the Mabrattas. Ho has received the War Medal with three Clasps.
77 Lieut. Thomas Edwards served in the Penin&ula with Uio 20th and was pnscnt at tht
battles ofNivolle, Nive, Orthos, and Tou\ouAe,ioT viYvycVi^^ Uoa the War ^ledal wuh fcwrClasMk
78 Lioat Wright Edwards awTed m ih« V«iivaa\^^ViGL ^^^^C^vo^^aa* ^imaut at At
War Services of the Lieutenants. BOl
bftUlet of Vittoria, Nirelle, and NiTe, and at the liege of St. Sebastian, for whieh he hai
nceited tbe War Medal with fonr Clafpi.
79 Lieat. H^nry EiUot lervcd in the Royal Marine llattalion at the capture of Java
(wounded, and War Medal with one Clasp). Was at the atuiuk on the enemy's works on the
right bank of the Mis8it«ippi.
80 lieut. John Evans (h. p. 28th Foot) served in the Peninsula with the S8th and was
wasani at the battles of Baiaco, Albuhero, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivclle, Ni?c, Orthes, and
Toalonte, for whioh he has rooeived the War Medal with eight Clasps.
81 Lieut. Ralph £?ani served in the Peninsula with the 6i2ad and was present at the
balUa of the Nivelle, for which he has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
82 Lieut. Thomas Evans served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 with the d8th Regt., inoludiog
iha batUes of the Nivelle and the Kive, the investment of Bayonne, and repulse cf tiie sortie. Ho
hat received the Silver War Medal with two Clasps.
84 Lieut. J. H. E. Foote served in the Peoiosula with the 2nd Battalion, Tith Heg;t., and wae
Eesent in the actions of Fl Bodon, Aldea de Puntc, and Fucutes Ouinahlo, siegps of Ciudad
>drigo and Badojiia, besides minor affairs and skirmishes, and has received the Silver War
Medal with two Clasps. In 1813 he juined the army in Cunada and was present in the
■otion at Plattsburg, besides bkirmishes.
85 Captain Juhn Ford served the campaigns of 1809, 10, 11, 13, and 14, and was present
at the aiege of Flushing, defence of Cndiz, and battle of Tuentes d'Onor, Nivclle, Nive, and
Toulouse, besides other actiuns of loss importance. Served as an assistant engineer during
Ibor of the oampaigns. He has received tbe War Medal with four Clasps.
86 Ueut. A. S. Fraser served in the Peninsula with the 43od snd wav present at the battlea
of the Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Nive, tor which he has received thn A\'ar Medal with three Clasps.
He served also the campaign of 1815, and was slightly wounded at Quatre Bras.
87 Lieut. David Fraser served in the Peninsula with the 82nd and was present at the
battles of Xivelle and Orthes, for which he has received the War Mednl with two Clasps.
88 Lieut. James Geddes was present with the 42nd at the battle of Toulouse (severely
wounded), for whioh he has received the War jMtdal with one Clasp.
89 Lieut. Gilder served in the Peninsula with the Gth and was present at the battles of
Vittoria^ Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Orthes, for whioh he has received tbt> War Mod. with four Clasps.
90 Lieut. Gill (ret.f. p. R. Marines) served at the storming of Fort Cornells and capture
of Java in 181 It for which he has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
91 Lieut. Gill (h. p. R. Marines) served on board H.M.8. Winchester during^ the Burmese
war of 1852-53 (Medal and Clasp) : commanded a detachment of Royal Marines, and took
part in the attack on Meatoon*s Stockade near Donabow. On the 13th Aug. 1853 he was in
AH engagement against pirates in the China Seas. Served with the Baltic expedition in 18d5
(Bfedal). Served in China as Quarttr Master of the 2i Battalion daring the war from Aug.
1857 to March 1858, including the blockade of the Canton river, capture of Canton, and sub-
aequent operations. He has also the 3Iedal for tho Kaffir war of 1852.
92 Liaut. Gillfflore served in tho Peninsula and was present at the battles of Nivelle, Nive,
Orthea* and Tonlousey for which he has received the War Medal with four Clasps.
93 Lieut. Goodall served with the Qucen^s Royals on the Walcheren expedition in 1809; and
anbaeqaently in the Peuinsuls, from Feb. 1811 to June 1813, including the operations before
Ciudad Rodriso and Badsjos, storminp: the Forts and battle of Salamanca, siege of Burgop, ond
retreat from thence. He has received the War Medal with one Clasp for Salamanca.
94 Liaut. George Gordon served in the Peninsula with tho 42nd and was present at the
battles of Nivelle, Nive, Ortiiea, and Toulouse, for which he has received the War Medal with
four Clasps.
96 Lieuk John Grant (R. Artillery) served with the expedition to Walcheren, and was prc-
aeiit at the aiege of Flusbinfc> Sdrwd afterwards in the Peninsula from Oct. 18 13 to Feb. 1814.
97 Lieut. Juhn Grant ( Cnattnobcd) served in the 92od Highlanderi in the Peniniula from
Aug. 1811 to Deo. 1813, including the storming of Fort Napoleon at Almarax, retreat from
Madrid, defence of Alba de Tormes, and batlea of Vittoria and the Pyrenees, and varioua
minor affairs. Wounded in the side at the lilaya Pass. Ue has rticeived the AN'ar Medal with
one Clasp for Vittoria.
98 Lt. Grape served in the actions in Algesiras Bay and Straits of Gibraltar in 18 1 1 ( Medal).
99 Lieut. Fdward Greene served with the battering train attached to the Prussian besieging
arm j« and was employed in taking several fortresses on the French frontier in July and Aug. 1 8 1 5.
100 Lieut. Grier served in the Peninsula with the 44ih aiul was present at the battles of
Fnentca d'Onor and Salamanca and at the siege of Badjioz, for which he has received the War
Medal with three Clasps, lie served also the campaign of 1815, and was severely wounded at
Qoatre Bras.
101 Lieut. Charles GriiBth served at the capture of the French frigate Etoile in 1814, and
baa received the War Medal with one Clasp.
loa liient. Grimes served in the Peninsula from March 1811 to Sept. 1812, and was preient
1^ the aiege of Ciudad Rodrigo, and the successful siege of Badaioz, at which latter he was
wvarely wounded in the right thigh by a cannon-shot He has the Wbx Medal with two Clasps.
103 Lieut. Grueber has received the War Medal with one Clasp fur the battle of Toulouse.
105 Lieut. Haggup served in the Peninsula with the Rifle Brigade and was present a the
bftttlat of Bosaoo, Foentea d*Onor, Salamanca, Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Toulouse, and at the
itagw of Giiidad Eodrigo and Badajoz, for which he haa reeeiTed th« Wax VL«Aa\ ^V^ «v^\
ClMfft- H« MTfed alto tbe Wiat«r2oo oampaign.
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502 War Services of the Lieutenants.
106 Lieut. Hiillilay wtis employed in the gun -boats at the destrnction of the Chineie pinti-
eal fleet in the Tonquin Riyor in 1849.
107 Lient. iiomer served with the 5ih on the Walcheren expedition in 1809, and wAtpn-
tent at the sirgo and surrondor of Fluihiog (ulighily wounded, and horse shol under him). He
served afterwards in the Peninsula, and has reooived the Silver War Medal with thre« Clasps
for the buttlci! of the Nivcllo, the Nive, and Orthes. Served also in the last American war i
and with his rtfgim<>nt rejoined the Duke of Wellington's army at Paris.
108 Litut. Juhn llnmiltv n servtHl in the Peniik<«ula with the 2nd Line Battalion Germai
Legion, aiul hHS r»'C«'ived th<* Silver War Meilal with three Clasps for Vittoria, Nivelle, and Nive.
109 Lieut, ilasleham served in the Peninsula and was present at the battles of TalaTera and
Busaco, ior which he has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
110 Lieut. J. F. Hearn served with the COth at the capture of Martinique in 1809 and of
Guadaloupe in 1810, for which ho has received the War Medal with two Claspa.
111 Lieut. William irond«;rson served in the Peninsula with the 5th and was present at the
battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which hs has
received the War Medal with seven Clasps.
112 Lieut. Herrdn scn-inl in the Peninsula with the 74th, and has received the Silvtr War
Mfdal with seven Clawps for Busoco, Fuentes d'Onor, Ciudad Ko<lrigo, Badajos, Salamanca, Vit*
toria, and Pyrenees,
113 Lieut. Ililliard served in the Peninsula with the 5th and was present at the battles of
Busaco, Fuentes d'Onor, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Tonlooje, and at tht
siegei of Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajnz, for which he has received the War Medal with t«n Clasps.
114 Lieut. Iline served in tbo Peninsula with the 48th from April 1809 to the end of that wsr
in 1814, includiug the battles of Oporto, Talavera, and Albuhera (twice wounded)| assanltsad
capture uf Ciudad liodrign and Badsjox, battles of Salamanca (wounded), Vittoria, Pyrcnses,
Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse. He has received the War Medal with ten Clasps.
115 Lieut. Hodder served with the 2nd battalion of the 69th during Uie campaigns of 1814
and 15, in Holland and Flanders, and was present at the attack on Merxem, the bombardmcat
of Antwerp, assault on Bergen -op- Zoom, and battles of Qoatre Bras and Waterloo^ at whiA
last he was severely wounded.
116 Lieut. Hodgson served in the Peninsula with the 4th Dragoon Guards during the csn*
paignsof 1811, 12, and 13.
117 Lieut. Holgate served in the Peninsula in 1813 with the 82nd Regt.
118 Lieut. Rupert Charles Holland served in boats of Thalia at the captnve of the
French 6 gun privateer HegutHy in 1808 ; and at the siege of Flushing and occopatioB of
South Bevt;land in 1809. In Euryaliu 36 gun frigate, at the defence of Cadis and Ikbtagoxd^
and Black wood's action off Toulon in 1810 ; in her barge at the outtine out of theAiadi
EriyaX^iet Intrepide in. 1811; in command of her marines took a field-pieoe and atonned two
atteries ; at the capture of the 10 gun xebec La Fortune and twenty sail of Merchant Vsssels
in Calvacie Roads; in the same ship when she simultaneously drove on shore the French stars*
ship BuUeine of 28 guns, and compelled a gabarre of 30 guns and a large schooner to tsks
refuge under the land batteries; aud he participated in her numerous boat services fktMi 1810
to 1814, including the ascent of the Potomac, eapture of Washington and of Alexandria, sai
attack of Baltimore. In Queen Charlotte at Algiers, and personally commended by the Admirsl
for his services on that occasion. He bus received the Silver War Medal with two Clasps.
119 Lieut Hollis served in the Peninsula with the 57th and was present at the battle of
Busaco, for which he has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
121 Lieut Hopkins served in the Peninsula with the 5th Begt. and was present at the bsttls
of Busaco, in pursuit of Massena from Santarem, actions of Pombal, Condeiza, Fos d'AroaBi^
and Sdbugal, battle of Fuentes d*Onor, affair of £1 Bodon, siege and storming of Cindad Bod-
rigo, where he carried the color taken in, — the other Ensign and the six Sergeants fell oa ths
breach, and no other Regt took colors — the siege and storm of Badajos, and has received the
War Medal with four Clasps. In 1816, was placed on half-pay in consequence of wonnds.
122 Lieut Blake Humfrey served in the Peninsula and was present at the battles of NivtUs
and Nive, for which he has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
123 Lieut C. G. Humphreys served in the Peninsula with the 14th Lt. Dragoons and wss
present at the battles of Salamanea, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and ^mknisib
for which he has received the War Medal with seven Clasps.
124 Lieut. Hunt served in the Peninsula with the 24th, and has received the Silver Wsr
Medal with seven Clasps for Busaco, Fuentes d'Onor, Cindad Rodrigo, Salamanca, VitlociSi
Pyrenees, and Nivelle.
125 Lieut. Hutchinson has received the War Medal with one Clasp for the battle of Cormui^
126 Lieut Inglis served in the Peninsula with the 3rd Dragoon Guards and has received ths
War Medal with one Clasp for the battle of Toulouse.
127 Lieut. Alexander Innes served in the Peninsula with the 42nd and was present at ths
battle of Toulouse, for which he has received the War Medal with one Clasp. He served also
the Waterloo campaign.
128 Lieut Alexander Irwin served at the siege and capture of Hattras in 1816-17| ths
Mahratta campaign of 1817 and 18; in the Burmese war in 1825 and 26.
129 Lieut. J. K. Irwin served with the 63rd at the capture of Guadaloupe in 1810, to wUrfi
he has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
ISO Lieut Isaacson served in the Peninsula with the 69nd. and was present ai the **ttt*** if
Nirelle and Orthes, for which he hai teoeivodL 13^« ^ vt Madal with two Oiispa. Bm i
the Waterloo campaign.
War Services of the Lieutenants. 508
181 Lient Jeffries terred in the Peninsnla with the Royals and was preseut at the battle of
Salamanca, for which he has reci*ived the War ^ledal with one Clasp,
1S2 Lieut. Jordan scrred the campai^ of 1808-9 with tho 26th and was present at the
battles of Kolf ia and Vimiera, for which he has rtKieived the War M<>dal with two Clasps.
133 Lieut Keamea srrred in Ireland darinj^ the Kebolliun df 17US, and was prc's^'Ut in the
battles of New Ross and Vinegar Hill. Aoco.np:;n c I the 6Sth K« gt. to tho Wo^t Indies in
1801), and was wound'd wn thi> 12tli April, 1802, at Prim^c Kup«:rt's iu Dominica, when quelling
t be mutiny of the 8ih West India li*'gt. In June 1803 he ttuiUd from Darhadoes with the
expedition against the French, Dutch, and Danish West India Istaods, and rfct ived high com-
mendation fur his conduct in the storming of an outwork in fnmt of the redoubt uf Morne
Fortune in Si Lucia. In 1809, sailed witb the expedition for Walchoron, and present at the
siege and capture of Flushing. In Juno 1811, j< ined the Duke of Wellington's brmy, and was
present with the eo«rering army at the sieges of Cindad Rodrigo and Badajoz, at the actions of
Moresoo and on the heights of SaIamao(*i, battle of Salamanca, taking of Madrid and tho
Retire, siege of Burgos, actions of Osma and San Munos, buttles of Vittoria (wounded),
Pyrenees (at Lasaca), and Ni?e11e, action at ilastingues, and battle of Ortheg. Ue hasreceiTed
the SiWer War Medal with five Clasps.
134 iiient Keep served in the Peninsnla with the 28th and waq present at the battles of
Vittoriu, Pyrenees, and Nivelle, for which he has received the War Medal with three Clasps.
135 Lient. F. C. Knight served with tho Baltic expedition of 1S54 (Medal).
136 Lieot. Knox served the Peninsular campaigns of 1808, 9, 10, II, and 12 with the 2nd
battalion of the 3 1st, including the battles ot Talavera (severely contused on the head by a
mnaket ball), Busaco, Albuhera, and Arroyo dc Molino, retreat to Portugal, occupation of the
Lines of Torres Yedras, and pursuit of Massena, besides several minor affairs. Ue has received
the War Medal with three Clasps.
137 Lient. Lacy served in the P(;ninsu1a with the 82nd and was present at the battles of
Victoria and the Pyrenees, for which he has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
13S Lient. A. Lane (h. n. 83rd F.) served in the Peninsula with the 83rd and was present
at the aiege of Bdidajoz ana battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, Nivelle, and Orthes, for which he
hat received the War Medal with five Clasps.
1SI9 Lient. Langdon served in the Peninsula and Sonth of France with the 39 th, and hat
received the Silver War Medal with three Clasps tor Busaco, Albuhrra, and Nive.
140 Lieut Legg^tt served in the Peninsnla with the 3rd Dragoon Guards and was present at
the battles of Vittoria and Toulouse, for which he has the War Medal with two Clasps.
141 Lient. Ckorge L'Estrange served in the Peninsula with tho 31st and was present at the
battiet of Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has received
the War l^ledal with six Clasps,
142 Ueut. T. F. L'Bstrange served in the 7th Fusilieri with the Army of Occupation in France.
143 Lient. Henry Lewis was severely wounded in the action with and capture of the
Hefunmmie and JV/rei(feand surrender of the Isle de la Passe, 1811. War Medal with one Clasp.
144 Lient. Lindsey served in the Peninsula with the 11th and was present at the battle of
Salftiaanoa, for which he has received the War ]Medal with one Clasp.
145 Lieut Dster served at the battle of Trafalgar; also at the passage of tho Dardanelles in
1807. Has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
147 Lieut. B. S. Long serve<l in the Peninsula with the 7th Hussars, and has received the
SilTvr War Medal with one Clasp for Sahagun and Benevente.
148 Lient. Wm. Lonsdale served in the Peninsula with the 4th and was present at the battle
of Salamanca, for which he has the War Medal with one Clasp. He served also the Waterloo
oaiDpaign*
149 Lieot Armor Lowry served in the Peninsula with the 45th and was present at the battle
of Orthes, for which he has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
150 Lieut John Ix>wry served with the 8th in the American Mar of 1812, 13, and 14, and
waa present in the actions of Prescot, Sackett*s Harbour (severely wounded), Chippewa,
Ijundy's Lane (contnsed), assault on Fort Erie, and sortie (severely wounded; in Sept 1814, and
wsa aeverely wounded through the body in action at Sackett's Harbour.
^ 151 Lient Lucas served in the Peninsula with the 32nd and was present at the battle of Ton-
loaa«, for which he has the War Medal with one Clasp. He served also the Waterloo campaign.
152 Lient M'Crohan served in the Peninsula with the 4th and was present at the siege
of Bada)os aiid battle of Vittoria, for which he has the War Medal with two Clasps.
153 Cient Thomas M'Dermott served in the Irish Rebellion in 1798. Also the Staff Corps
of Cavalry in the Peninsula, and was present at the battl(>s of the Pyrenees, Orthes, and
TTuulouse, for which he has received the War Medal with three Clasps.
156 I^t M'Intyre has received the War Medal with one Clasp fur tho capture of the
iHitch frigate Guelderland, 19 May li'GS.
157 Lient McLaren served in the Peninsula with tho 91st and was present at the battles of
tjie Pyrenees, NiTelle, Nire, Orthes, and Totdouse, for which he has received the War Medal
^With five Clasps.
158 Lient. M'Longhlin served with an expedition, under Major Hill, eighty miles up the
Oftmbia, in 1849, which stormed and destroyed the fortified town of I'ambacoo, 0 May ; attacked
^nd partiatly destroyed the fortified town of Kcenung, 7 May ; action and defeat of the enemy
On Uio plains of Qaenella (wounded). Also present with a detachment of the 2nd and 8ro
\V«0t India Recimenta, in the combined attack of a British and French Naval and La.^^\s\«&^
l^miOT Commo£r« Fantbawe, in the attack and total defeat of FutXfta aX W^ li^auA ^\ ^w^
^•ta BiTtf, WfftOB Abie%, 12 D90. 1849,
504 War iServices ojthe Lieutenunis.
ir)9 Lieut. Nicol M'Nicol sorred in tho Pemnsula with the 27th and was present at the
b&ttlef of Yittoria, Pyreneei, Nirelle, Orthes, and Toulouse, fur which he has recelTed the War
Medal with five Clasps.
160 Lieut. JEaeas M'Phersnn spfvcd in tho Peninsula and South of France with the 59th, and
has received tlic Silver War Medal with four Clumps for Vlttoria, St. Sebastian, Niyelle, and Nlve.
IGl Lieut. V, M*Rae was present with the 78th at the battle of Maida, for which ho hss
received the War Medal with one Clasp.
162 Lieut MacGregor served with the 24th during the Kepaul campaigns of 1814, 13, and
16, and was preseiit at the tahing of Harri&pore.
163 Lieut. Lachlan Mao Kay served in the Peninsula with the 42nd from 1812 to the end
of that war in 1814, including the battles of the Pyrenees, Kivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouw^
for which he has reccive«l the War Medal with five Clasps.
164 Lieut. Neil Machay has the War Medal with one Clasp for the battle of Coriinna.
165 Lieut Magin has received the War Medal with one Clasp for Trafalgar.
166 Lieut Matbison served in the Peninsula with the 77th and was present at the sieget of
(Uudad Ilodrigo and Badajoz, and at the battles of Vittoria, Pyrenees, Xive, Orthes, and
Toulouse, for which he has received tho War Modal with seven Clasps.
1G7 Lieut Mearcs was at the capture of the town of Groa, and a convoy of twenty-fiv*
vessels on 28 June, 1810. Landed at Ortona 12th Feb. 1811, captured eleven vcasels and
destroyed two lar^c magazines after planting the British colours at the gate of the town.
Wounded at the battle of Lissa 13th March. Landed with his detachment 27lh July, oesr
l^agoniza, captured and destroyed twenty-eight vcisels after the defeat of 300 French soldifrs.
Present at the capture of Pomone and Persanne 29th Nov. 1811. nas received the War
Medal withthree Clasps.
168 Lieut. Mellish served in tho Peninsula and has received the War Medal with otie Claip
for Badsjoi.
169 Lieut George Miles served in the Peninsula with the 5th Dr. Guards firom 1811 to the
end of that war in 1814, including the action at Llerena, battle of Salamanca, capture of the
French rear-guard on the following day, capture of Madrid, siege of Burgoa, and retreat into
Portugal, battle of Vittoria, investment of and actitm on the heights bcforo PamptJaaa, and
battle of Toulouse. He has received the War Medal with three Clasps.
170 Lieut Zaccheus Miller served in Egypt In 1801 (Medal). Was present in tbt
action with the French fleet and capture of four of their ships on the coast of Ireland on
12th Ojt. 1798. Served in the R. M. Battalion at the surrender of the Castles of Ovo, Noro^
and St Elmo, and of the fortified towns of Capua and Gaeta in June and July 1799. Was
at the blockade of Malta in 1800, including the capture of Admiral Perrec*8 aqnadrcb on
18th Feb., and of the Ouitlavme Tell on .lUt March. Has the War Medal with two Clasps.
171 Lieut Mitchell served in tho Peninsula with tho 28th from 1810 to 1813 inclusi^'e, and vsi
present at the buttle of Barrosn, storming of Badnjoz. and battle of Vittoria (severely wounded},
besides various minor affairs. He has received the War Medal with three Clasps.
172 Lieut. Mogridge served in tho PeniosuTa with the 34th and was present at the battles of
Albuhera, Vittoria, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has the War Medal with four Clasps.
173 Lieut J. A. Moore served in the American war.
174 Lieut. Moorhoad served in the Peninsula idth the 71 at and wag present at the battles of
Nirelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has received the War Mrdol with fonrdaipi.
He served also the AVaterloo campaign.
175 Lieut Moreton served in the I'eninsula and South of France with the 58th, and his
the War Medal with six Clasps for Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivf lie, Nive, Orthea, and TooToose.
17G Lieut Morphy served in the Peninsula with the Buffs and was present at the battlei of
the Pyrenees and Nive, for which he has received the War Medal with two Claspa.
176t Lieut. Mosley served with the 20t1i Kf^gt in the Eastern campaign of 1854.55, lachid-
ing the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and siege of Scbastopol (Medal and Clasps).
177 Lieut Mostyn served the campaign of 1808-9 with the 81st, and bos received the Silv^f
War Medal with one Clasp for Coruuna.
178 Lord Mount Edgcumbe served with tho Grenadier Guards at the battle of Waterloo.
179 Lieut. Mountford served at the destruction of the French vessels ArUmte, Andromaque,
and Mamehuck, 22 May, 1812. War Medal irith one Clasp.
180 Lieut. Ffederick Munro served in the Peninsula from March 1812 to the end of that
war in 1814, including the sieges of the forts at Salamanca, Borgos, and San Sebastian, tad
the battles of Silamanca, Vittoria, the Bidassoa, and St. Jean de Luz. He haa receiTed the Wsr
Medal with four Clasps.
181 Lieut l^Iure served the Waterloo campaign with the Grenadier Guarda.
182 Lieut Francis Murray served in the Peninsula with the old 94 th, from Jan. 1810 to ths
end of that war in 1814, including the defence of Cadiz from Jan. to Sept 1810, lines of Tones
Vedras, the pursuit of Massena, actions at Redinha, Condeixa, and Sabogal; battle of Faentn
d*Onor, second sieg^ of Ba Jajcz, action of £1 Bcdon, siege and storm of Ciudad Bodrigo, slfgt '
and storm of Badajoz, battle of Salamanca, capture of Madrid, battles of Vittoria, the I^reneM^
Nivelle, and Orthes } action of Vic Bigorre, and battle of Toulouse. He hai received Uia War
Medal with ten Clasps.
183 Lieut Nantes served with the 7th Fusiliers in the Peninsula and Sjath of France In
181 1, 12, 13, and 14, and was present at the siege of Ciudad BodrigOj^d commanded b obamDj -
in the Motion of the Guarena, and ait the ^lUVea t:^ Balamanca aiui Toidoiiae. He irM tHIpdj '
womidbd At the Ghuffens; most icrfereVy %\^i&asina»sa^>&\'^:|^i3m^ai?dB^ bent teDlnftiB m
|>2mm| ftiid|igaintligha7iroaiid«d«;^t:ho\i»V9L«Q^^^t^ IQ^^Mi^^KdM^^^^
War Services of the Lieutenants, 505
on« of hii own men, and carried off the field in the operation! at the Kive. He hai received the
War Medal with five Clasps.
184 Lieat. Hibbert Newton served in the Peniniula with the 32 ad, and has received the Silver
War Medal with one Clasp for Salamanca.
1S5 Ltf at John Nicholson served the Waterloo campaign with the 14th Foot^ indading the
taking of Cambray.
186 LieuL Nicolas served at the battle of Trafalgar. Was in the boats at an attack upon a
convoy in Basque Uoirls, and at the destruction of u icoond in the harbour of Fosse de TO^ e
in 1810. lias the War Medal with two Clasps.
I86t Lieut. NicoU served with the Baltic expedition in 1855, including the bombardment of
8weaborg (Medal).
187 Lieut. Nixon served in the Peninsula with the 52 ad and was present at the battles of
Faentes d'Onor and Orthes, and siege of Dadi^oz, for which he has received the War Medal
with three Clasps. He served also the Watt^rloo campaign.
1 88 Lieut. Norman served in the Peninsula and was present at the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo
and Badiijos, and at the battles of Albuhera, Salamanca, Vittoria, and ]^renees, for idiich he
has received the War Medal with six Clasps.
189 Lient. ^laorice O'Connor served in the Pcniusula with the 88th, and was present at the
battles of Faentes d'Ooor, Pyrenees, Xivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has
received the War Medal with six Clasps.
191 Lient. Onslow served at the siege of Flushiog in 1809; the campaign of 1814 in Holland^
Inclodiag the l>ombardmcnt of the French fleet at Antwerp. Campaign of 1815, including the
battle of Waterloo.
192 Lieut. James Ormsby served in the Peninsula with the 83rd and was present at the
biCtles of Busaco, Faentes aOnor, and Salamanca, for which he has received the War Medal
with three Closps.
193 Lieut. James Orr was present at the capture of Linois* Squadron in 1806. Served witli
the l^)yal Marine Battalions in the Walcheren expedition, 1809 ; and at the capture of Java,
1811, for which he has the War Medal with one Clasp. Commanded the detachment sent to
reduce the Island of Madura in IS 11.
194 Lieut John Orr (8 K. Yet Bn.) accompanied the 1st battalion of the 42nd to the Penin-
sula in April 1812, and joined the army at Salamanca, during the siege of the forts in that city %
preaent at the battle of Salamanca, siege of Burgos, and storming of San Llichael; retreat to
Portugal, advance in 1813, and all the actions in the Pyrenees. Served also the campaign of
1815, including the battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo. Slightly wounded at Burgos, and
lererely at Waterloo. He has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
195 Lieut. Pagan served the campaign of 1815 with the 33rd, and was severely wounded at
Waterloo.
196 Lieut. Kenyon S. Parker served in 1806 in the boats at the capture of the French
oorTette Cdsar^ and wis present at the capture of the French frigate squadron off Rochefort.
In 1809 he acted as Paymaster of the II. M. Bittalion on the Walcheren expedition. In
1813 he was at the capture of Flume and other places in the Adriatic, and commanded the
Royal Marines at the destruction of guns and a battery ut Ragoniza and Pola. Was after-
wards employed with the Austrian army, and present at the capture of Trieste. Has received
the War Medal with one Clasp.
197 Lieut. Farratt served at Walcheren in 1809; and in the Peninsula from 1811 to the end
of that war in 1814, including the defence of Cadiz, siege of San Sebastian, battle of Nivellet
■otions at Vic Bigorre and Tarbes, and battles of Orthes and Tonlonse. Ho haa received the
War Medal with five Clasps.
198 Lienf. James Parry served in the Peninsula with the 28th and was present at the battles
of Nivelie, Nive, Orthei, and Toulouse, for which he has received the War Medal with fonr
Cluspt. He served also the Waterloo campaign.
200 Lieut. Puxton served in the Peninsula with the llth Lt. Dragoons and was present at
the battle of Salamanca, for which he has received tho War Medal with one Clasp.
201 Lient. Philips was nominated to tho 4th Class of the JMedjidie for service with the
Tarkish Contingent.
202 Lieot. Penfold served in the Peninsula with the 12 th Lt. Dragoons, and was present at
the battletof Vittoria, Nivelle, and Nive, for which hehas received the War Medal with three Clatpt.
203 Lieut Pennefather served in the Peninsula with the 77 th, and was present at the sieges of
Ciudad Rodrigo and Badajoz (wounded), fur which he has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
204 Captain Pennington served in the Peninsula from June, 1809, and during the greater
part of the subsequent campaigns, including the battle of Busaco, where he commanded one
of the advance piquets of the 3d division on the morning of the action, and was sharply
eogaged with the enemy ; retreat to the lines of Torres Vedras, advance from thence, actions and
aff aira at Leria, Redinha, Pombal, Roblida, Condeixa, Foz d' Arouce, Guarda, and Sabugal ; battles
or Faentes d*Onor, siege of Badsjoz (wounded in the right thigh), actions at CampoMayon
£1 Bodon, and Oninaldo *, affairs and actions in the Pyrenees, St.P£ (contused wound), Euisparrere
•ad Grassietta ; battles of Nivelle, Nive, and Orthes (severely wounded), besides several other
afTeira of posts and piquets during the war. He has received the War Medal and seven Claspf.
305 Uent Pepper served in the Peninsula, and was present at the battles of Talaterf ,
Barron, and ToiUonae» for which he has received the War Medal with three Glas^
$06 lient Pickard lerred the campaign of 1814 in Lower Ga&BiAa» xaidivt %\x ^«(n%%''2w«^|^
•ad WM pretant at the attack on Flattabuiy. Serred ^m ihe otxa^Scn. o\ \%V^ V&.'v'^IV"^
Cmbb^m ander &r Oordaa Dnmmond,
506 War Services of' the Lieutenants.
207 Lieut. A. J. Fictet served in the Burmete war with the Boyab, and wai
taking of Dunabew.
208 Lieut Poe served in the renlnsula with the 39th and was present at the b
Albuhera, Vittoria, and Pyrenees, inr which he has received the War Medal with thxe
209 Liiiut. Polhill starved the Wat?rloo campaiKn with the 16th Li;. Dragoons.
210 Lieut. Pri'lh-iDi s<'rvfrd in K^\pt in 1801 (War Medal with one Clasp, and the
Mcdtl;. Wu^ prcttf'nt at th«> sicf^f huiI surri^ridcr of G^ntw, — at tbe buttle of C.*pcBl
1807, and dia(*iab.irkod ut Fi^ueniii, co-optTAting with the British ermy at Lisbon,
Served (in the coast of Spain in 18 '9, and in Purtugiil in 1811-12. Was in the 1st J
duriug the war in North Ani*>riua in 1813-15. lias received the War Medal with oi
211 Lieut. Priest served in Portugal and Spain in I SOS and 9, and was present at tbe
Cornnna, for which he has reoeivod the War Modal with onu Clai»p.
212 Lieut, liatcliff served in the Peninsula and was present at the battle of Cor
which ho has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
213 Lieut. Robert Read served in the IVninsula wiih the 38th and was present mi 1
of Badsjoz (severely wounded at the assault), for which he has tho War Medal with oi
214 Lieut. L Buckle Keeves served in th«' Victory at Trafalgar (severely wounded). ^
sent at the defeat of the French forces at Bdhu^uc, near St. Louis, 9th July 1809 ; tool
sion of and garrisoned fort Sr. Louib, which he retained seven months. War Medal with o
215 Lieut. Kejnctt aervod in the PeniubuU with tho 45th and a'as present at thit
Vittoria, for which he has received the War Medal wiih onct Clasp.
216 Lieut Ke}nolda served the campaigns of 1813, 14, and 15, in Germany, Holland
Netherlands, ineluding tho action of (loenhs uttaek uj on Merxem, defence of Fort I
Heny agaiubt the French Fleet, hattle of Quatre Bras, retreat on the following dtty,aa
at Watt^loo (oevcroly wounded by u cannon shot in tho left thigh). In 1818 he served
paign in the interior (»t' Ceylon, and commanded a small Division, a deUichment of wb
tured Madui^alla, one of the throe Chiefs.
217 Sir John Uibton served in the Peninsula with the Kitle Brigade and was prtsei
battles of tho Pyrenees, Nive, Orilics, and Tuulouse, for which he has received the Wi
with tour Clu9D3.
218 Lieut, liirhardes s<«nred the campaign of 1815, and was present at the sieges of Mi
Philippevillo snd Landrecies.
219 Lieut. S. Riiihmond served with the 49th in the American war and was preaei
action of Chr} stlcr*s Farm, for which he has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
221 Lieut James Robertson served in the Peninsula, and has received the Silver Wf
with four Clasps for Corunna, Busaeo, Fuentes d'Onor, and Salamanca. He served
campaign of 1815 with the 79th, and was severely wounded at Quatre Bras.
222 Lieut. James Robinson (>«*rved in the Peninsula with the 32nd snd was {M«sci
battles .)f Salamanca, Vittoria, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, snd Timlouse, for which he bat
the War Medal with six Clasps. Ho served also the campaign of 1815, and was
wounded at Quatre Bras.
223 Lieut. Adam Rogers served in the Peninsula and was present at tbe battle of 1
for whi(!h he hoA received the War Medal with one Clasp.
2'24 Lieut. Kooke served at the battle of Trafalgar, for which he has tbe War Mc
one Cla<ip. Scr\ed with the 2nd Bat. Rv)} a1 Marines, daring the War in North America^fai
225 Lient. Ewen Ross served in the Peninsula with the 92nd, and waa preaenl
battle of Fuentes d* Onor, sitge e-f Badsjoz, actions at Arroyo de Molino (severely wi
Almaraz, and Alba d» Tormes Also the campaign of 1815, and was aeverely wm
Quatre Bras. He hub received the W&t M( dal with one Clasp for Fuentes d*Onur.
226 Lieut. Rotely served in the TiV/or^ at Ti>afalgar (severely contused), and auocaodi
C4»mmand of the small arm men, on the death of Captain Adair, R.M. Employed blocka
French squadron in the Chettapeake. Present at the capture of the Topaze^ and tbe r
of Martinique, 1800. Actively employed in boat actions in North America and tbe Wca
and ostiitted ut the cupture of 100 armed and other vessels. War Medal with two Claif
227 Lieut. Rouse has the War Medal with one Clasp for the battle of Copenhagen, '.
228 Lieut. Rutherford served in the Penineula with the old 94th, and waa present
defence of Cadiz in 1810, lines of Torres Vedrus, pursuit of Massena. action* at Pombal, I
Condeixa, and Sabugil; battle of Fuentea d*Oiior, second siege of Bsdajox, battles of "^
Pyrenees, and Nivelle; pa^ssge of the Ga\e d'Oieron, buttle of Orthes, action of Vie .
and battle of Toulouse. He has received the War Medal with seven Clasps.
229 Lieut Rybot served with the Baltic expedition in 1854 (Medal).
230 Lieut Sjndwith assisted in cutting out a Turkish ship atSijcri in 1807 i aened in
Battalion Rojal Marines, duriug the whole of the Amerieau War in 1813-15.
231 Lieut R. F. Saunders served in the Peninsula with the 67 th and wsis preseal
battln of Barrosa, for which he has received the War Medal with one Clasps
232 LientR.J. Saunders served the campaign of 1815 and was present at tbe battle of W
233 Lient. Sawkius served in the Peninsula with the 50th and was present at the bl
Vitb'ria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toidouse, for which he baa ree«ived tl
Medal with six Claajps.
234 Li^m. SL-obell served at the battle of the Nile (Medal), and in the Marina Batli
the capitulation ot St. Eimo, Capna, and Qaeta, in 1799.
235 Lieut David Bcoii haa T«e«n«d^^^ax >\«^mUi ibne Gla^ for Mgjp^ Wk
•Md AJbuhera. : - : ?
War Services of the Lieutenants. 507
S37 Lieat Sedle/ lerred the Waterloo oampaigii with the Boysl Staff Corps.
238 Lieut Alexander Smith serred in the actions in Algesirai Bay and the Straits of Gib-
raltar in 1801 ; at the reduction of Sl Domingo in 1802 ; pursuit or YiUeueuye to the West
Indies ; eaptnre of the Spanish frif^ate " Amfitrite,'* and assisting disabled ships and prises
after the battle of Trafalgar in 1805 ; commanded a detachment in the action off St. Domingo,
iMaded the Royal Marines at the boarding of the " Jupiter " and hauled down the flag, 6th
Feb. 1806. His the Silver War Medsl with two Clasps.
289 Lieut J. R. Smith 8erve<1 the Waterloo campaign with the 14th Foot.
240 Lieut. Ralph Smith served in the Peninsula with the 23rd aud was present at the battles
of Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nirelle, Vire, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which be has received the War
Medal with six Clasps.
24 1 Lieut Robert Smith was present with the 26th at the battle of Corunna, for which he has
raealved the War Medal with one Clasp.
242 Lieut W. Smith (Roysl Artillery Drivers) served at Wslcheren. in 1809; and the cam*
paigns of 1818, 14, 15, in Holland, Belgium, and France, and was wounded at Merxem.
248 Lieut William Smith (b. p. 71st Foot) served the Waterloo campaign with the 71st Light
lofiantnr.
144 Lieut. Willism Smyth (h. p. Scots Fus. Gds.) served in the Peninsula with the 3 1st and
iras i»resent at the battles of Vittoria aud the Pyrenees, for which he has received the War
ICedal with two Clasps.
245 Lieut Spaight served in the Peninsula and was present at the battles of Nivelle and
Orthes, for which he has received the Silver War Medal with two Clasps.
246 Lieut Speriine served the campaigns of 1814 and 15 in Holland and Flanders, and led
the right column at toe assault of Bergen-op-Zoom.
247 Lieut Sproule served with the 69th at the capture of Java in 1811, for which he has
received the War Medal with one Clasp.
248 Lieut Scacey served in the Peninsula with the 12th Lt. Drafifoons and was present at the
battles of Yittnria, Nivelle, and Nive, for which he has received the War Medal with three Clasps.
249 Lieut. Stainforth served the Waterloo campaign with the 23rd Fusiliers.
250 Lieut Richard Stapleton served as a Volunteer at the defence of Cadiz.
251 Lieut Staveley-Shirt served in the Peninsula with the 4th and was present at the battles of
Corunna, Vittoria, Nivelle, and Nive, and at the siege of St. Sebastian, for which he has received
the War Medal with five Clasps.
252 Lieut Stawell served in the Peninsula with the 48 th and was present at the battles of Vit-
toria, Pyrenees, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which hA has the War Medal with four Clasps.
253 Lieut. Steele was wounded in the trenches before Sebastopol, 24th Oct 1854, and served
with the R. M. Artillery during the whole of the operations there during that year; he was
alto at the bombardment of the outer forts on 1 7th October. In 1855 he served in the siege
batteries until the fall of Sebastopol, and was wounded 12th April during the bombardment
mentioned in Dispatches) ; also present at the bombardment of Kinboum (Medal and Clasp,
(and Knight of the Legion of Honor).
2.'U lAent, Stobart served in the American war under Sir Gordon Drummond.
255 Lieut. G. £. Siuart served in the Peninsula with the 6 lit and was present at the battles
of Bnsaco, Salamanca, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has received
the War Medal with seven Clasps.
256 Lieut R. T. Stuart served the Waterloo campaign with the 2dth Foot.
257 Lieut. William Stuart served under Sir Samuol Hood in the West Indies. At Copen-
hag^en. In the Mediterranean on board the Ci^ane 28 guns under Sir Thomas Staines, when
that offioer lost his arm in action with the Ores 40 gun Neapolitan frigate. Gun*boatB
«Bd batteriea in the bay of Naples, on the 27th June 1809. Served also at the reduction of
Trieste, in 1814. Has receivrd the War Medal with one Clasp.
258 Lieut Syret served in the Peninsula with the 9th and was present at the siege of St
Sebsstisn, and battles of Vittoria, Nivelle, and Nive, for which he has received the War Medal
with four Clasps.
259 Lieut. Tane has received the War Medal with one Clasp for Trafalgar.
260 Lieut. Tatlock served in Uie Peninsula with the 3rd Dragoons, and was present at the
battles of Vittoria and Toulouse, for which he has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
261 Lieut. Benjamin Thompson served in the Peninsula with the 48th and was present at the
battles of Talavera, Albuhers, Nivelle, and Orthes, und at the sieges of Ciudad Rodrigo and
Badajoz, for wbicn he has received the War Medal with six Clasps.
262 Lieut R. K. Thompson served in the Peninsula with the 47th and was present at the battl
of Vittoria and siege of St Sebastian, for which he has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
263 Lieut. T. J. Thompson served in the Peninsula with the 34th and was present at the
battle of Albuhera, for which he has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
264 Lieut Thornton served in the Peninsula with the old 94th from Feb. 1810 to Feb. 1814,
Ineluding the defence of Cadis from April to Sept 1810, Lines of Torres Vedras, actions of
Bedinba, Condeixa, and Sabugal; battle of Fuentes d' Onor, second siege of Badajoz, action
of n Bodon, siese of Ciudad Rodrigo, siege and assault of Bodsjos. battle of Sslamanoa,
oaptnre of Madrid, battles of Vittoria, the Pyrenees, and Nivelle, at which last he was danger-
<Mialv wounded through the neck by a musket-ball, which carried away the lower part of tho ear.
U« Baa reoeived the War Medal with seven Clasps.
M5 UMt Tb^ imtynd the Wat^oo ea«ipa%t with tha Qvmadiei C^^qax^.
M Umt Towil Mtfii in M PeninMa mi wta f^^kimA ix ^« i\»^ %sA t^f2ictliSfi% ^^
508 War Services of the Lieutenants.
Badajos (with the rortngneie armj), retreat from Borgot, Imltle of Vlttork, afttir#f IMoia,
both sM^ea of San tiebattiao, pasMge of the Bidacioa aad eairyiafof the lofty mbaaCafiaa of Ihe
left bank of the river ; the whole of the operadont again tt Bayonne, and eortie th»r»fw. He
acrred afterwards in the American war, — at the batUe of BlMensbarg, capture of WaMagtoa,
and action near Baltimore. He has received the War Medal with two CHttpa for Vttforia lad
San Sebastian.
207 Lient. JobiiTo«7n»ond served in the Peninsula and was present at the bsttlca of Nivelle
and Nive, for which he has received the War Medal with two Claspe. Uo served aUo the
Waterloo caJopiiKn.
266 Lient. L. C. Travers served with the 1st Pattalion, 60th Kiiet, daring the ieoont alege
operations at Mooltan, including the siege and storm of the town and eaptnre of the Citadel.
Was afterwarda at the battle of Goojerat, pnrsoit of the Sikh army under Biyah Sbora Sing,
nntil its final surrender at Rawul Pindee, occupation of Attock and Feahawnr, and cmttUioa of
the Aflghan force, under the Amter Dost Mahomed, bejond the Kbyber Paae (lledal and
Clasps).
269 Lieut. W. Tunstall served in the Peninsula with the 36th and was preaent at the battle
of Nivello, for which he has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
270 Lient Thos. Turner served in the PeuiosnYa with the 23rd and was present at the battles
of Cornnna, Vittorla, and Nivelle, for which he has received the War Medal with three Clatpf.
271 Lieut. Vallancoy served in the Peninsula with the Royals, and was preaent at the battles
of Baiaco, Fuentet d'Onor, Salamanca, Nivellr, und Nive, and at the aitge of Badajoz, for which
he has received the War Me<lal with six Clasps.
272 Lieut. II. Thomas Vereker served in the Peninsula with the 83rd, and baa reoeivedthe
Silver War Medal with tliree Clasps for Busaco, Fuentei d*Onor, and Salamanca.
27'*) Lieut. Vesev served in the Peninsula with the 76th and was present at the battles of
Nivelle and Nive, for which ho has recpived the War Medal with two Clasps.
274 Lient Alexander Walker served in the Peninsula with the old 97tn and was present tt
the battles of Vimiera, Talavera, Bosaco, and Albuhera, for which he has received the War
Medal with four Clasps.
275 Lieut. IL li. Wallace served in the Peninsula with the 7th Fusiliers and wa« present st
the battles of Busaco, ^Ubuhera, Salamanca, Orthes, und Toulouse, and at the sieges of Ciadid
Rodrigo and Badajoz, for which he has received the War Midal with seven Clasps.
27G Lieut. Ward was at the capture of Java in 1811 (Wcr Medal with one Clasp).
277 Lieut. Andrew AVutsou served the Waterloo campaign with the 33rd Foot.
278 Lieut. George Watson served in the Peninsula with the 3rd Dragoona from June 1813
to the end of that war in 1814, and was present at the battle of Toulouse.
279 Lieut Sir Wm. II. Watson served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in Spain and France with
the Royal Dragoons, and has received the War Medid with one Clasp for the battle of Touloose.
280 Lieut. William Weir served in the Pt^ninsula with the 27th and was present the siege
of Badajoz, and battles of Busaco, Vittorla, Pyrenees, and Nivelle, for which he has receircd
the War Medal with five Clasps.
28 1 Lieut Whimster served in the Peninsula, and has received the War Medal with three
Clasps for Corunna, Busaco, and Fuentes d'Ooor.
282 Lieut George AVhite served in the Peninsula with the 36th and was present at the batUe
of Salamancs, for which he has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
283 Lieut. William White has received tho War Medal with one Clasp for the battle of
Algiers, 27 Aug. 1816.
284 Lieut. Whiting served on the Chinese expedition, and was present at the battle of Cbuen«
pee, attack of the Annnghoy batteries, advance on Canton, capture of the heights of Canton, cap-
ture of Colongso, second capture of Cbusan, assault and capture of the citadel and city of Chinhse.
285 Lieut Wigley served at the capture of Martinique in 1809 and of Gnadaloupo in 181U.
for which he ha« received the War Medal with two Clasps.
286 Lieut. Wigton served in the PcninsiUa with the 9th and was present at the battles of
Vimiera and Salamanca, for which he has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
287 Lieut. Henry Wilkinson served the Waterloo campaign with the 40th Foot.
288 Lieut Willis served at Walcheren, and was present at the siege of Flnshing. Served
also the Peninsular campaigns of 1811, 12, and 14, including the 2nd and 3rd siegea of Badajos,
investment of Bayonne, and repulse of the sortie. He has received the War Medal with one
Clasp for Badajoz.
289 Lieut Windle served with the 10th at the liege of Scylla Castle, in 1808. Present with
the Anglo-Sicilian army during the whole of its operations on the coast of the Faro, again^t
Murat With the army on the eastern coast of Spain, in 1812 and 13.
290 Lieut. Winne served with the Royal Marines, on the Ilorth Coast of Snain in 1837-38.
Was landed in 1845 with a detachment at Monte Video for the protection of Britiah subjects
and property during the sieec of that city by the Argentine army under General Oribe, and
was in garrison there nntil the end of the Civil war.
291 Lieut. Frederick Wood was severely wounded at Waterloo.
292 Lieut Henry Wood served in the Peninsula with the 76th, from June 1813 to the end of
that war in 1814, including the siege of San Sebastian, passage of the Bidaaao*, battles of
Nivelle and Nive, and investment of Bayonne. Served afterwards in the American war, and
iraa present in the action of Plattsburff. He has received the War Mtdal with two Claspt.
293 Li'ear. Woods served in the ¥emnau\al VvCh Vkiia 4Eth in 1810 and 18U» and with tba 4th
Dngaon Giutrdi in 1812, imciluaing OkolanM ol lomaN^ftiia^ yuvoSi <i( MMtuni^ and the
War Services of the LieiUenantB. 509-510
oparitioBa i» the Akmt^o; ftction of Campo Major, aiega of OUTenga, and first siege of
Mdajoat with Colonel Colborne'a Brigade, wnen, bj • rapid advanee, several eonToya were
interoepted, and the oonntry oleared to Guadalcanal and the fortified post of Benelcazar; batde
of Albobera, where he received two wounds and some leTere contusions, and was tdcen
fffisoner in the diarge of the Polish Lancers, but subsequently escaped and rpjoined the army
on its advance. He has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
394 Lieat Wray served with the 40ih in the Peninsula and was present at the battles of
Yittorift and the Pyrenees, for which he has received the War Medal wiih two Clasps. He
next accompanitd the regiment on the New Orleans expedition, and subsequently served the
campaign of 1815 and was present at the battle of Waterloo, after which he was specially
employed as acting engineer officer on Sir John l4unbert*s staff, on the line of march to Paris.
S95 Lieut Wm. Wright (b. p. Bifle Brigade) served in Holland in 1813 and 1814, and
waa present at the attiMk on Merxem and bombardment of the French fleet at Antwerp.
Serred also the campaign of 1816, and was severely wounded at Waterloo.
611
dND UttJTENANTS, CORNETS, AND ENSIONS.
COMET,
iUEUT.ar
BNSION.
Agutix, Lewis,' Rortl MmrioM 21 Aug.
Ainflie, Robert, 77 foot U Mar.
Alexander, George, Ltiitl Transport Corpt .... 31 Dee.
Andertou, William, Rojal Marinea • • • • . 13 J uly
Armstrong. Wm., Land Transport Corps 21 Feb.
Astley, Ralob, Land Transport Corps 21 Feb.
AtkloaoD, Cbarles, Roval Marinea 11 Nov.
Baekhonae, John Iggulden, Rojal Marines . . • . 17 Mar.
Baillie, Tbomas, 14 Foot 20jQly
Baird, John, Land Transport Corps 22 Jan.
Barrett, William Newman, 60 Foot 6 May
Barrow, John Edward,*t 20 Foot 16 Mar.
Barry ^ Jamn^ Rojal Marines '30 July
Baogb, James, Royal Marines 7 Dec.
* Bell, J«hn, 3 Prorisional Battalion of Militia
Beikeley,l7o}t.G«C.GrantleyFitshardinge,82Fd 7 Not.
Bignell, Chsrles Philips, Royal Artillery .... 18 Oct.
Black, James, Royal Waggon Train 8 July
Black, Tbomaa, 19 Foot 24 Feb.
Blake, Edward John,' Royal Marines 26 Mar.
Bolomej, Louis William James, 2 Light ) og Sen*
Infantry Battalion German Legion ) ^*
Bowden, George, Royal Marines 30 July
Branch, George Ferguson,* Royal Marines. . . .|l6 April
?* Brew, Charles/ 2 Prov. Battalion of Militia ] Dec.
risac, Douglas Pettiward,' Royal Marines . .
Bruyeres, Henry Pringle, Royal Engineera, )
Captdin qf Sandoum Castle 5
09
83
65
09
66
66
WHEN
PLACED ON
HALT PAY.
14 May 17
8Majr 83
1 April 67
1 Jan. 16
1 ApiU 67
1 April 67
Burrowea, Peter, Land Transport Corps
lea .
Burton, Emanuel, Unattach
Butcher, John Lewis, 8 West India Regiment
Cain, Michael, Land Transport Corps
* Cameron, James, 3 Prorisional Batt. of Militia
Campbell, Colin* Royal Marines.. .
Campbell, James, Koyal Marinea. . .
Campbell, James, 92 Foot
Garden, Paul Kyffin.'' Royal Marines
Carey, John Weatropp,* 30 Foot . . .
Chambers, Montague, 71 F.,^ Queen*i Counsel
Child, George Richard, Royal Marines
Christie, John, Royal Marines
Clarke, Joseph, Lsnd Transport Corps
Coleman, Charles,' Royal Marinea
Collier, Jamea, Royal Marines
Collins, Rtcbsrd Geo., Land Transport Corps. •
Collins, Stephen Edward, Royal Mariner ....
Cooper, John, Land Transport Corps
Couche, Richard, Royal Marinea
CroasgroTe, Jamea, 104 Foot
D'Anfossy, L$ Chevalier, R. Foreign Artillery
JknriSf John Henry, Royal Marines, Chitf \
OjgicerqfCoaei Ouard )
Dtnfis, WUliam, Royal Marines
12 June
1 Sept.
18 Mar.
17 Aug.
18 Oct.
21 Jaa.
28 Oct.
2 Sept.
1 1 Not.
22 Jan.
23 June
9 Not.
24 July
16 April
21 Jan.
13 Feb.
26 July
21 Jan.
14 Dec.
21 Feb.
28 April
29 July
29 June
21 May 08
12 Aug. 09^
IpDeaman, Thos.'^Bradshaw's Recruiting Corps *28 April 14
De BeauToir, 5tr John Edmund, Bart, 104 Foot
De Fauche, Charles, 60 Foot
Derereux, George Alfred, Royal Marinea
Dillon, John, 3 Dragoon Guards
Dillon, Theobald Augnatus, 68 Foot . . •
Dixon, John Smart, 94 Foot
Dodd, Chas. Wm. M., Newfoundland Fenciblea
B Donoran, Henry Douglas,*^ 9 Foot
Downer, George, Royal Marines
Drink water, Tbomaa','* Royal Marinea
Dttfresne, Louis Flavien,'* Canadian Fenciblea
Duncan, William, 2 Garrison Battalion
Burt^dL And. M. JMaoftm, 2 R. Vet. Batt.
Elliott, Jw Fan*r,V' Royii WanaM .*
11)11 Aug. 14
31 26 Feb. 36
16 16 April 19
661 1 April 67
13 30 Sept. 19
66 10 Jan. 67
11
12 1 Sept. 14
: 1814
1628 Aug. 23
26 7SepL 29
16 26 June 16
14 22 May 23
12 IJan. 16
1324 Feb. 16
lo! 1 Jan. 16
32 14 July 37
131 1814
12| 1 Jan. 16
1621 Feb. 23
66. 1 Apra 67
16 14 Sept. 26
09 1816
66 1 April 67
1814
0926 001. 14
08 17 Juno 13
1326 Deo. 14
11) 3 Aug. 20
1430 Dec. 19
161 1 Oct. 18
09 14 Not. 17
47 16 April 47
66 1 April 67
98i 1 Jan. 03
08^4 Oct. 11
^ 1 April 67
12 I Sept. 14
66 1 April 67
08 16 Sept. 17
13 4 Feb. 19
16
lAug. 16
3 Mar.
16 June
2 Oct.
6 Mar.
21 April
20 July
6 Aug.
26 Aug.
16 April
4 April
13 Not.
2 June
18 May
U July
14 May
16126 Mar
09
18
14
16
13
13
47
09
IS
14
22
18
17
12 Aug. 14
1 April 24
26 Feb. 16
4 Jan. 21
25 Juno 16
13 Feb. 17
16 April 47
iJan. 16
11 Oct. 16
6 Feb. 16
19
ftndU
, Comets, and
612
Edsof, James,** Royal Marines
Evans, Daniel, Royal Marines • . . • «
£jre, Thomas Dowling, Uoyal Marines . • . .
Findlaj, James, Land Transport Corps . . . .
Fits Gerald, John, 29 Foot
Flexman, Jamea,^ Royal Marines
Flint, W illiam lUchard,^ Royal Marines . .
Forhes, Jolm, 107 Foot
Ford, William,** Royal Marines
Fosbery, Henry William, 12 Foot
Frett, John, Iloyal Marines
Gage, John Ogle, 9 Dragoons
Gardner^ John, 7 Royal Veteran Battalion
Gatt, Arthur, Land Transport Corps • . •
Gillbee, James, Sicilian Regiment
Gillies^ Walter, Royal Marines
Glanville, Francis {Lieut,), 19 Dragoons . .
Glass, Archibald, Land Transport Corps
CORXBTy
ETC.
WHEN
PLACED ON
HALF I'AY.
19 Mar.
16 Dec.
11 Nor.
21 Feb.
19 Aug.
97
12
11
66
13
31 May
1 Sept
28 Dec.
1 April
25 Oct.
27 Jan. 08 1 1 Jan.
3 Sept. 10, 1 Jan.
1 June 96 29 Nov.
Graham, Humphrey, Hanger's Recruiting Corps! 19 July 98
29 AprU 09
17 Feb. 14
21 Feb. 14
25 Dec 13
28 Sept. 15
23 Nov. 55
13 April 13
29 April 47
20 April 15
21 Feb. 56
31 Mar. 08 30 Mar. 20
Grant, John, Uradshaw's Recruiting Corps
Gritton, Henry, Royal Marines •
Gunn, William, Bourbon Regiment .......
Gunthorpe, Joshua Rowley, Royal Marines
Hallum, James, Royal Marines
Hammond, William,'^ Royal Marines
C& Handcock. Tobias,<« 27 Foot
9 Harwood, Ldward,'«32Foot
9 Haydon, Robert Luckcombe,^ 20 Foot .
Hayes, Henry Horace, 81 Foot
Hayter, George, Royal Waggon Train
Hepbuin, John, Land Transport Corps • • .
llewett, Frederick, Royal Marines
Hewson, George, 24 Foot
Hoare, Charles Vy vyan, Royal Marines
i& Holland, Thomas Edward,"*' 83 Foot
HoyUnd, John, Royal Sappers and Miners ....
y dSi Jagger, Joseph,*^ Royal Artillery Drivers
Jefiery, James, Royal Marines
Jenkins, John, Royal Marines
Johnstone, Hamilton Trail, Royal Marines ....
Jones, Stopford Thomas, 61 Foot
Jop, Robert, 25 Foot
Kennett, Charles Leigbton, 4 West India Regt.
Lamborn, John Shernird, Royal Marines
Lane, George Daw kins, Royal Marines •••••.
Langdale, Marmaduke Robert, 9 Foot
Leatham, Francis, 62 Foot
Lee, Frederick Richard, 96 Foot
Lee, John, 78 Foot
Lee, Robert Newton, 2 Ceylon Regiment ....
Leech, James William, 34 Foot
Lewis, Stephen^ 73 Foot
Lloyd, Heniy N'ereker, 86 Foot
Lloyd^amuei,^ Royal Marines, CAiV Officer )
(^ Coast Guard 5
Lott, Juhu Henry, 15 Dragoons
Long, Fitzjanies, R. Marines
T^yons, Anthony Munton, Royal Marines ....
M'Conechy, James, Royal Marines
M*Lachlan, Neil, 64 Foot
M'Leod, Norman, 6 Foot
9 Wi Macdonald, Colin,'' 50 Foot, Town >
Mqfor at Montreal i
Maclean, Alexander, Newfoundland Fencibles
9 Maclean, Saml.'* Royal Sappers and Minora
Manico, fckiward,'' Royal Marines
Mason, Richardson, 94 Foot.
9 Mead, Charles,^ Royal Artillery Drivers . .
Molesworth, Robert Sackville, Royal Marinet
MoptgouMry, Robert, 95 Foot
4 June 95
17 Oct. 14
6 Jan.
25 0cL
1 Sept.
8 May
02
14
14
57
21
16
16
98
19
21
14
23
1 April 57
25 Mar. 16
29 April 47
11 AprU 22
1 April 57
4 July 98
20 Feb. 17
4 July 98
8 Sept. 08
23 Aug. 15 24 April 16
16 Oct. 95
I Jan. 16
4 May 15 26 Mar.
12 Oct. 13
24 Feb. 14
5 Jan. 15
10 Jane 13 25 June
25 Dec
1 April
25 June
21 Feb. 56
9 Sept. 12
2 April 12
12 Mar. 11
25 Dec. 13
1 April 15
16 July 13
16 Apra 49
19 Jan. 10
'25 Aug. 10
15 Nov. 10
11 May 15
1 April
1 Jan.
25 Dec.
3 Aug.
14 Jan.
IMar.
1 Aug.
16 April 49
IJan. 16
1 Jan. 16
25 Mar. 16
25 April 16
16
14
19
18
14
57
16
14
15
19
17
16
21 Sept. 15*20 April 20
24 Aug. 32|24July 35
15 Feb. 12 1 Jan. 16
17 June 02 25 July 02
4 Nov. 13(25 April 17
6 Dec. 13
8 Sept. ]4|25 April 16
29 June
17 July
19 May
31 Jan.
15
65
14
16
21 Dee. 15
13 Nov. 23
1 April 57
6 July 20
25 Oct. 21
24 Feb. 09
30 Dec. 13
1 Apr. 51
3 Nov. 12
10 Mar. 12
7 Sept. 04
11 Aug. 14
•30 Jan. 35
28 Jan. 48
24 June 13
22 April 15
2 Feb. 11
14 April 13
1 May 13
6 May 46
2 Dec U
10 April 16
12 Mar. 18
1 Apr. 51
1 Sept. 14
1 Jan. 16
7 Sept. 04
8 Mar. 21
28 Jan. 48
25 June
1 Mar.
1 Jan.
25 Dec.
5 June
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2d LISITT. • WHEN
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* Moore, John, 1 Provisional Datt. of Militia . . ; j 1814
Morebouie, George, Now Brunswick Fencible6!'25 Oct. 13*25 April 16
9 Mortaahed, Jolm,'» 35 Fool ;!! Jan. 14 20 Oct. 21
1^ Morgan, Jolm,'" lloyol Murines
Murmy, Adam, 84 Foot
OmiG, IlMrbert I^wi«, IC Mariues
Falling, Henrv, 95 Foot
PLHipps, (Jeorgo Kojol Marines, CA»y J jjg ^prilPil 1 Jan. 16
Officer of Coast Guard J '^
25 Julv f 12
IBJun. If) 13 Feb. 18
15 Apnl 47,15 Aprd 47
8 Julv 13'"25Jun. 10
Pitt, Henrj, Hoval Marines
Porter, John Ilnll, Royal Murines
Potts, Tiioman, Koyul Marines
Poussin, BaUhas4ird, Coisican Ran^^ers
Pulliblank, Kdward Cooper, Roynl Marines
Kaye, Henry Robert.* Hoy nl Marines ..'14 Dec. 12
Head, Tbomat, Roval Marines 1 Feb. ()6
2 Sept. 12 1 Jan. It)
4 Feb. 11 1 Jan. 16
5 April 47 15 Auril 47
23 Dec. 13'25 Mar. 16
IB July 09;i6Jau. 16
1 Sept. 14
7 May 10
RirknnI, Martin, Rovnl Waggon Train !25 Dec. 13 26 Dec. 1 8
Rid|re. James Stunrt', tS We>t India Regiment 22 Feb. 1429 June 20
i2o&erfMm, irt7/iaw, Royal Sappers and Minerb 1 July 12
Ross, Henry Pa^jet Bayly, Royal Marines .... 16 Dee. 12 1 Sept. 14
Ross, John, 6 Garrison Buttahon !20 Oct. 10, 4 Feb. 15
Savage, Rowland, 1 Foot ■ 2 Dec. 14 12 Mar. 18
Shawe, Wm. Lnive, Land Tiansport Corps .... 2 Feb. 50 1 April 57
B Sborv, John,«i Royal Artillery Drirers ....-19Ma!r 13 15 Nov. 14
Bi\f€T,T.J{.,^UDrB.,A(ff.W.'h'entYeoinatmj\ 5 Nov. 54 10 Nov. 56
Simpson, John Bridgman, ( Cornet,) 48 Foot. .' 17 Oct. 16 5 Aug. 24
Simpson, John W., Royal Marines 2 Aug. 10 1 Jan. 1 1>
Skuea, George, Royal Marines 25 Oct. 13' 1 Sept. 1 4
5Aitf A, JioAii, Royal Sappers and Miners ..... 1 June 11'
CtJ Smiib, Wm. SIaytor,« (Lr. 17 Oct. OS,) 72 \ .25 Dec 06'
?,At^t,Yorhshireifti»$(tr$yYeoinanryCav. J|
Smithwick, Robert,** Royal Marin«'s ' 3 Oct. 10
Impark, John,** Royal Sappers and Miners. ...I B April 12
Standish. Richard, Royal Marines 28 June 11
SwaiHcld, Robert Hassall, Rnval Marines ''22 Feb. IT
9 Sweeney, Francis Bernard/^ 62 Foot 20 Jan. 14*25 April 17
Tdsker, George, Land Transport Corps 12 Jan. 06; 1 Apiil 57
Temple, Gustavus Hancock, Royal Marines ..
Teynhao, G. H. R., Zortl, Royal Artillery ..
Thierry, Lewis de,*" Royal Marines
Thomas, Mark, 98 Foot
Thomson, George, 12 Foot
Toddy William, Royal Marines
Turubull, William George, 73 Foot
9 Vcitch, William,« 58 Foot
Wade, Thomas, Royal Marines
Walsh, George, 45 Foot
Watcra, Wm. Henry, Land Transport Corps . .
Watson, Atherton, 91 Foot
Watts, Darid John, Royal Marines '20 iSIay 08
Wilson - - -
8 Nov. 19
1 Jan. 16
1 Jan. IG
1 Jan. IG
18 Mar. 13
2 Jan. 21
1 Sept. 1 4
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16 Dec. 16
8 Feb. 14
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Wolff, Alexander Joseph, 1 1 Foot 25 Dec.
Wood, John, Land Transport Corps
Woodcock, Frederick, Royal Marines
Woolhouse, Andrew Maclcason, Unattached
Wright, John, Glengarry Fencibles
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12 Aug. 13 25 June
30 Jan. 12J30M»y
5 Dec. 08 I Jan.
14 April 14 25 June
3 Jan. 5G; 1 April
31 xMay 9112 April 93
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1 April 57
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Vl^nr Services of Second LietUeHants, Cornets, and Ensigns. 514
1 Lieut Agassis flerved in the 3rd Battalion Royal Marines daring the American War in 1 8 1 5.
It Ensign Barrow served with the 20tb Kegt. at the siege of Sebaslopol from 15th Julj 1855,
also at the capture of Kiubourn (Medal and Clasp).
2 Lieut Blake serred in the Adriatic, and in co-operation with the Austrian army at the
reiuction of Trieste and Venice in 1813. AYas sererely wounded in defending the town ^of
Commacchio in Italy against the French. War Medal wit It one Clasp.
3 Lieut Branch served with the Royal Marines in the North of Spain in 1836.
4 Ensign Brew accompanied the 2nd Prov. Batt. of Militia to the South of France, in 1814.
5 Lieut Brisac served in North America, wiili the 3rd Battalion Royal Marines, daring tba
war of 1814-15.
6 Lieut Colin Campbell was at the att^tck and surrender of the Island of Augusta. Landed
1st February at Fort Btiffiilo ; carried au eminence that commanded the town. At the attack of
tlie sea batteries, and surrender of the ialand of Curzola* 3rd February. At the capture of the
Devil's Island, 14th April. Attacked a body of French troops at St. Cataldo, and by a resolute
advance with the bayonet, dislodged them from a strong position, making twenty-six of them pri-
soners, and assisted in the capture ef the vessel from which they had debarked on 24 th April, 1813.
7 Lieut Carden served at the capture of a battery and sixteen vessels near Languelia, 10th
May 1812 ; also at the reduction of Leghorn in 1813.
8 Ensign J. W. Carey served the Egyptian campaif^n of 1801 (War Medal with one Clasp).
9 Lieut. Coleman was present in the action with the French fleet and capture of four of their
ships on the coast of Ireland on 1 2th Oct. 1798 (Medal and one Clasp).
1 3 Ensign Deaman served in the Peninsula and was present at the baltlea of Vittoria, Pyrenees,
Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has received the War Medal with six Clasps.
14 Ensign Donovan served in the Penins«ila and was present at the battles of the Pyrenees,
Nivelle, and Orthes, and at the siege of St. Sebastian, for which he has received the War Medal
with four Clasps.
15 Lieut. Drinkwatcr served in the attack on the enemy's works on the right bank of the
Mississippi, and has received the War Medal wi'h one Clasp.
1 6 Ensign Dufresnc served in the American war, and was present at the action of Chateangiuy,
for which he has received the War Med-il with one Clasp.
17 Lieut. Elliott served in the R. M. Battalion at the capture of Java in 1811 (War Medal
with one Clasp).
18 Lieut Easor has received the War Medal with one Clasp for the defence of St Marron.
19 Lieut. Flexman acted as Quartermaster to the R. M. Battalion on the Waldieren expe-
dition in 1809.
20 Lient. Flint was severcl}' wounded at the capture of four AmeHcan vessels in the Rappa*
mock, in 1813. War Medal with one Clasp.
21 Lieut. Ford was frequently employed in cutting-out expeditions during the war, and WM
severely wounded in one, in June 1810.
23 Lieut. Hammond served with the Royal Marines during the war in North America in
1813, and received a commission as 2nd Lieutenant for his zeal and able management in training
the refugee bhcks, previous to their being embodied in the battalion under Major Lewis, R.M.
24 Ensign Handcock served the Waterloo campaigpi with the 27ih Foot
25 Ensign Harwood served in the Peninsula and was present at the sieges of Cindad Rodrigo
and Bidajos, and at the battles of Nire and Orthes, for which he has received the War Medid
with four Clasps.
26 Ensign R. Luckcombc Ilaydon served in the Peninsula and was present at the hattle
of Barro&a, for which he has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
28 Ensign Holland served the Waterloo campaign with the 4th Foot
30 Lieut. Jagger served in the Peninsula, and was present at the battle of Talavera. Serred
also the campaign of 1815, including the battle of Waterloo.
32 Lieut. Samuel Lloyd landed with the Royal Marines, on the 8th June, 1813, and drove
the French soldiers from the town of Omago ; also destroyed a battery and captured four
vessels. Headed the attack on the town of Fiume and capture of ninety veisels, two batteries,
and a quantity of stores, on 3rd July (wounded). Lmded at Bocca-R^ and spiked the guns,
5th July. Attacked and captured the fortress of Faressina, mounting five eighteen-poimders ;
disabled the guns and destroyed the works, 7th July. Present at the capture of a convoy of
twenty-one vessels at Rovigno, 2nd Auguit, 1813. Served in co-operation with the Austrian
army, and was at the reduction of Trieste.
33 Ensign Macdonald serred the campaigns of 181 1, 12, 13, 14, and 15, with the 79th, including
the sieee of Ciudad Rodrigo, covering last siege of Badajoz, battle of Salamanca, capture of
Madrid sieges of Burj^os, subsequent retreat through Spain, battles of the Pyrenees (28th and
30th July), Nivelle, Nive, Toulouse, and Waterloo, besides various minor aildirs, and was four
times severely wounded, viz. in the right thigh at the battle of the Pyrenees, in the right groin
at the Nive, in the right leg and right cheek at Waterloo. He has received the War Medal with
five Clupi. He served in Canada during the Rebellion of 1837-38.
34 Lieut Samuel Maclean served the Campaign of 1808-9, and has received the Silver
War Medal with one Clasp for Corunna.
35 Lieut. Manico participated in boat actions on the coast of PugUa, the cipture or destme-
tion of ninety-one vessels and nearly 100 guns in the imtteries in 1813. Served in the Royal
Marine Battalion in the Chesapeake, was at the attack on Baltimore, and in a boat at Um
re-eaptnre of the armed schooner, FranhUnf in 1814. At the capture of a convoi^ aaA ^Muuik.
<w the batteriet at Corigeoo in 1815.
tH4a War
LieutenoiUs, Cornels, and Efif^p^*
36 Lieut. Mead terred in the otmpaignf of 1814 and 15 in the Penininla, France, and FUa-
derty and was nreeent at the capture of i^urii.
37 Bncign Mortethed fer?ed in the Peninsula and was present at the battles of tiM P/fcneeii
Nire, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has receirf d the Wsr Medal with four Qaspa.
88 Ltent. Morgan served in 1812 with the 2od Bttt Royal Marines in the North of Spaia,
•ad in 1818 with the Expeditionary Army under Sir Sydney Beckwith on the Korth OniNt of
America, and was present at the attack on Norfolk in the Chesapeake, at the capture of Bbmp*
den, Qaeenstown, and Portsmouth in North Carolins, when the U. S. brig Anaconda of 18 guns
and Ottir 16*gun schooner were taken ; was also at other boat and landing affiiira in the Chesa-
peake. In 1814 present at the assault and capture of the town and forts of Oswctfo, also|U ths
second attack (wounded). Served on the Lakes under Sir James Teo, and on enore wit)i the
light dirision of the Army on the Quarter Master OeneiaKs Staff until the end of the war.
38 Lient. Baye has reoelTed the War Medal with one Clasp for St. Sebastian.
40 Comet Silrer served with the 1 1th Hussars the Eastern campaign of 1854, indudinf the
aflhir of Bnlganak and battle of Alma (Medal and Clasp).
41 Ltent. Shore serred in thePeninanla from Sept 1813 to the end of that war in 1814,
49 Lieut. W. 8. Smith served the Waterloo campaign with the 10th Hussars.
43 X4e«t. Smithwick was present at the destruction of the French ships Arienne and A^
dromaque of forty guns, and Marmlouck of sixteen guns, on 22nd May, 1812, and has receired
the Wtr Medal wl£ one Clasp.
44 Lient. Spark was present at the battle of Maida, for which he has received fhrn War
Medal with one Clasp.
47 Ensign Sweeney has received the Silver War Medal with two Clasps for Nivelle and tfitsw
48 Lient. de Thierry served with the 3rd Battalion Eoyal Marines, during the Amertcsa
Wtr In 1814.
49 Ensign Veitch served in the Peninsula with the 48th and was present at tha battles of
Orthea and Toulouse, for which he has received the War Medal with two Claapa.
JfA](MASTi!iJU».
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AleMnder, 42 Foot
)w, Cathbert,' 22 Foot
[ey, George,* 64 F. {Capt. 9Dec.2l)
y William Devajnes,' 87 Foot . • • .
, William,* 88 Foot
^illiam, 56 Foot
Jas. Edwd. 65 F. (Cii^f.26 July 44) J
tantp WMt Eitex Militia . . . . )
id, JobD, Ceylon Hitie Regiment. .
den, Wm. Carey,* 21 Dragoons . .
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le, William,' 21 Foot
y Richard, 83 Foot ••••
ames,* 4 Foot (Gfpf. 19 Dec. 84). . • .
Wbb. , Cavalry Depot ( c*tfpMO J une 20)
John, 73 Foot
per, Henry,* 7 Line Bn. Ger. Leg.
barlea, 75 Foot
Douglas Leith, 47 Foot
«wford, Winiaro,^^ 2 Dragoons. . . .
George William, 27 Foot
Wm. Fulteney, 6 Garrison Batt. . .
ies, Richard," 74 Foot
:sou, Francis," 52 Foot
Hugh, 10 Fool
rd, Geo. Aug.'* 39 l\{Capt.\ZY9\>Sl)
ise, James,*' 1 F. {^Cnpt. il July 87)
Edward, 78 Foot
Ion, Edward, '* Depot Battalion .
, Peter, 104 Foot
I, Adam Gordon, 10 R. Vet. Batt.
Gordon, James,^' 92 Foot
Charles Francis. Depot Batt
., Henry William, 39 Foot
Villiam Sanford, 53 Foot
lin, William,** 1 Lt. Dr. Germ. Leg.
Hy. Bond, 2 Dr.Gds. (CapC.ai Afar.4&)
Edwin, 88 Foot
Fosepb,^ Cavalry Depot
Hilliard, Henry,*' 68 Foot .....
iswortb, Samuel,^^ 82 Foot
, Edward,* 98 Foot, ( Cap/. 18 May 88)
DD, Richard, Ccylou Regt
coe, Richard,'^ Recruiting Dlst. . .
D, Ralph Boetler, 45 Foot
»s, Michael,'* 80 Foot
Thomas, 98 Foot
Rt.Wiliington,12 F. {CaptAXSept.W)
^od, Martin,** 25 Fool
jT, James Dull*, 50 Foot
Diue, Hugh Baillie, Depdt Batt
nnoo, Edmund V^ernon, 5 Dr. Gds.
daurin, David Scott Kin.,** 1 Dr. >
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rs, lliomas, 6 Dr. Gds. Adjutant >
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Idleton, John,^ Recruiting Dist.,
tain, 7 AprU 25)
oore, George," 32 Foot
fe, James,** 48 Foot
nington, James Masterson,** 48 Foot
Charles James, 87 F. (Q.if . 88 July 44)
Lodge Morres Murray,^* 12 Lancers
r, Thomas Hanson, 9 Dragoons ....
obiuson, P. Vyvyan,^* 88 Foot ....
Igen, James,^ 26 Foot
e, Samuel,^ 14 Light Dragoons ..
Charl«iy«* 20 F
I. William,^ Land Trantpoit Corps \
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Mar. 43
July 14
Jan. 28
Dec. 57
Apr. 47
Oct. 18
Jan. 51
Apr. 51
Oct. 68
Dec. 18
War Services of the Paymasters.
1 Paymaster Barlovir, previous to entering the Army, served thi*ee years at a Midahiposaa
in the Royal Nayy. He served afterwards in the Peninsula from Aug. 1810 to April 1812; the
campaign against Ncpaul in 1815; and the Mahratta campaigni of 1817 and 1818, and vai pie-
sent at the battle of Jiibbleporc, 10th Dec. 1817. He was present with the 10th Rejrt. at iKs
battle of Sobraon (Medal) ; and with the 9th Lancers at tlie passage of the Cheoab at Ramaag-
gnr, and the battles of Chilllanwallah and Ooojorat (Medal and Claspa).
2 Majiir Bartley served the Coranna campaign, and aubsequcnUy in the Penlntiila froM
J^lurch 1811, to the end of the war, and was engaged at Almarex, Alba de Tcftuktm^ Baifhar,
Vittoria, Pyrenees 25tb, 26rh, and 27ih July, Pampt-luna 28th and 30th July. He luM leceived
the War Medal with two Clavpt.
3 Paymaster Bedfurd served as Major and Deputy Assistant Adjatant-General to Xhm Aqglo-
Spanish Legion, during 1835 aad part of 1836 ; and was engaged in the viilajge of Mendignr
and heighu of Arlab&n, in Alava, on the 16th, i7tb, and 18th Jan. 1836.
4 Pay matter Belfield served with a detachment of the 17th, with Jieut. Col. Oatram'a Light
Brigade, in the Southern Mahratta campaign of 1844^5, and waa present in all ita operation^
including the capture of Gotea, 21st, and storming of Monohur Stockades and Fort^ 85tli Jan*
1845, at which place this detactiment formed the storming party, and aaffdred verr aariooaly.
Served with the 88 til in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battlea of Alma and
Balaklava, siege of Sebastopol, and attack on the Redan on the 18th June and 8(li Sept
(Medal and Clasps).
5 Paymaster Bowden served in the Peninsula with the Queen's Royala : in 1808 lie want
with Sir Arthnr Weliesley's Rxpedition to Portugal and was present at the battle of Vimin'a »
afterwards with Sir John Moore during the campaign and retreat to Conmna in 180S*9.
Subsequently he accompanied his Regt. to Walchen n and was present at the siege and capture
of Flushing. Enbarked again with his Regt. for Lisbon in Jan. 1811, and waa preaentatthe
battle of Fuentes d'Onor, covering the siege of Budajoz, siege of the Forts and battle of Sala-
manca, and siege of Burgos. He has received the War Medal with tluree Ciaipa for Viaiera,
Corunna, and Salamanca.
6 Major Boyd accompanied the Expedition to Walcheren and was preient at the siege of
Flushing.
7 Paymaster Boyle served in the Peninsula from May 1809 to the end of that war in 1814,
including the battle of Busaco, retreat to Torres Vedras, pursuit of Mastena, aotiona of Foi
d*Arouce and Campo Mayor, siege and capture of Oliven^a, assault and capture of Badijoi,
capture of Madrid and tbe Bietiro, battles of Vittoria and the Pyrenees. Slightly wounded in
the ear at Fort St. Christoval, 1 0th May 1813, and again in the faoe in the Pyrenees, 28th
July 1813. He has received the War Medal with eight Clasps.
8 Captain Bum served the campaign in the Eastern islands, and waa at the taking of Manaesar
in 1814. Served the Mahratta campaign of 1817 and 18, and was severely wonaded at Bhari-
pore in 1826.
9 Paymaster Cowper served on the expedition to StnUsund and Oipenhagcn in 1807 ; to
Sweden with Sir John Moore, in 1808 ; thence the same year to Portugal, wliera he aenred
nntil July 181 1 ; thence to Malts, Sicily, and Oenoa, until the peace. He haa received the War
Ifedai with two Clasps for TaUvera and Fuentes d'Onor \ also the War Mtdal bestowed
by tbe King of Baaorer to erery oi&our, uoik^cQ^mVaaionied officer, and toldiar of Iht OtraM
Legion^ in oompeittoration of the aerrioea ol V^a eox^.
ffUT oervices Of inc ray master $• OLV
10 Phjnatter Crawford Berred the Waterloo campaign with the Sad Dragons.
11 Fajf matter DftTies served in the Peninsula from Sept 1811 to the end of that war in 18U,
indadio^ the capture of Fort Picurina and Badajoz, battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees,
Nivelle, Torbes. Orthes, and Toulouse. Ho has received the War Medal with seven Clasps.
13 Major Dickson served with tlic 10th Kc^t. in Spiiiu, from early in 1813 until the end
of the war ; was present at the attack of the pasa Col du Balnguer, second siege of Tarragona,
attack of the piuM of Onlal, under Lord Wm. Buntiiick, aud tiiu blockade of £urcelona. Pro-
ceeded to India in lbl8, oud served ia the 41st throughout the Burmese war of 1824-26 (Medal),
ani was present in luost of the actions in which the rcgt. was eni^aKcd. Was at the siei;e of
Colhiporc ill 1817. Also in iScinde and Affjjrliauistau from Xov. 1840 to Feb. 1843 (Mcdul)| and
was with the force under General Nott during its march from Candahar, Ghuzncc, Cabul,
Jelhiliibud, and Kliybcr Pu.ss,to Fvroziipoie, in 1842-43.
l.'> M»j.>r Dumt'ord served at the cuptiirc ol the Isle of France in 1810 ; in the expedition
to Ja^a in 1811 ; capture of Kandy in 1815 ; in the Jvaudyan reboHion iu 1S17 and 18 ; and
in the action of Maharajpore, 29 Doc 43.
17 Captain Ej^pinasse served the i^astern campaign of 1854 to Bth Stpt. 1855, including the
aiege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
19 Major Fugion served in the Peninsula from July 1809. to the end of the war in 1814,
iacluding the battle of Salamanca, siege of Burgos, nnd battle of Orthes. He has received the
War Medal and two Clasps for Salamanca and Orthes.
^1 Paymaster Gordon served in the Peninsula with the 92nd and has received the War Medal
with seven Clasps for Corunna, Fuentes d*Ouor, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Xive, Orthes, and Toulouse.
He served also the Waterloo campaign.
25 PAymaster Halpin served in the Peninsula, and has received the War Medal with four
Clasps for Salamanca, Vittoria, Orthes, and Toulouse.
•26 Paymaster Ilely surved as a Captain in the 1st Lancers of the late Anglo-Spanish
Lngion, in 1835 and 3H, and was cLgagtd at the castle of Guevara, the stronghold of the Cav-
lists ; and afterwards at Mondegur, Axua, and heights of Arlaban in Alava on the 16th, 17th,
and 18lh Jan. 1836 ; also at the passage of the Urumea on the 28th May, and commanded the
sqaadroD which took Passages on that day. Again on the right of the lines when Alsa was
Attacked \ together with the constant skirmishes in front of Vittoria. Served iu the Eastern
campaign as Paymaster 11th Hussars, including the battles of Balaklava and lukerman
(Mraal and CUsps).
27 Paymaster Hilliard srrvod in the Peninsula from Juno 1809 to the end of that war in
1814, including the battle of Busaco, action of Campo Mayor, first siege of Badajos, battle of
Albahera, affairs at Arroyo de Molino and Almaraz. Served also the campaign of 1815, in-
cludSog the battle^ of Quatro Bras and Waterloo, at which latter he was severely wounded. He
haa received the War M«dal with two Chspi).
26 Paymaster lloldsworth served on the (expedition against Belle Ikle, in June 1800; at the
siege and capture of Flushing, in 1809 ; in the Peninsula from June 1812 to the end of that
war in 1814, including the battles of Vittoria, Maya Pass, Heights of Pampiduna SOih
(wounded in the wriit by a musket-ball and contused on the shonlder) and 31 st July, Heights
of Leaaca 31 tt Aug., battlea of Nivelle and Orthes. He has received the War Medal with
three Claapi.
29 Captain Hunter served in the 98th with the Expedition to tlie North of China in 184S
(Medal), including the attack and capture of Chin Kiang Foo. and lauding before Nankin.
30 Major Jelliooe served at th<« capture of Heligoland in 1807. Frequently engaged in
boata in the North Seas and Baltic, and in several affairs with Danish gunboats and the
Huasians during 1808, 9. and 11. Served two years on the island of Anhole, and commanded
a Company at the defi>atof the Danes in their attack of the island in 1811,— the garrison taking
priaonera more than donblu their own numbers. Served alterw^irds in the Peninsula. He has
received the Naval War Medal as a Lieut, of Royal Marines, for tho batilc of AnhoU, 27
Mareh 1811.
31 Paymaster Jones has receixed the War Medal with one Clasp for tho Egyptian campaign
of 1801.
33 Paymaster M*I/rod served in tho Peninsula with tho 27th and was prevent at the battles of
Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has rcceivt d the War Medal with fonr
Clasps.
35 Pdyma«»t«^r Mairlaurin served in the IVniusula duiiijg the campaign of 1S13, and that in
Ilolland in 1814 : subnequontly at Waterloo, and ^ith the army of ocirupation, as Deputy
Assistant Commipsar} General. Mo has reooivcd the War Medal with one Clusp lor Nivelle.
3G Major Mi<ldloton served in ih<; Peninsula and France with the 9oth Uitlrs from 13th
March 1810 to I8ih July 1814, and way pusint in every miction in which thu 3nl Batt. of tliat
corpi WU4 (nga:^ed, namely— the btittln of Bcirrosu, siego aud capture of Ciudad llodrigo,
wheru he served with the storming party, v.nd was severely hurt by the explosion of u Uiagazine
on the rampart ; siege and storming of BhHsjok, actions on the heights ot Ssn Christoved and
at Castrajan, battle of Salamanca, capture ot Madrid, act'on at Sin ^lilan, butties of Vittctria
and the Pyrenees, storniiiig the heights of Kehalar and of Vtra, bjtiles of the Niv« lie and Ni*-p,
actions near Ba^onne of the 9th, 10th, 11th, I'ith. and i:)th Dt^c. ISI') (htirse shot ui (hr him
on the lOih), action at Tarbes, and bat ties of Orthes and Touloubo, besides various utlairs of
outpovti*. He has received the War Med^l with tfn CisAps.
37 Major Moore served tho campaign of 1814 in Hollun ^ including the action at Merx**
em, and bombard nent of Antwerp ; present at Waterloo, ilo served aUo at lh<i \«.\.«sAl *lTdl
61B War Senftees qf the Pafmoiien.
siege operatioDf befora MooltM, and wm preMot at the surreiidar of th« forUvit. Ako at Um
iurrenaer of the fort and fCMriton of CheniotP, and battle of Gkx>jerat.
38 Paymatter 0*K«efB tenred with the 48th Kegt at the attaok and capture of Coorg, in the
East lodiet, in April 1834.
39 Major Pennington eerved in the Peninsula with the 5tb, from Jane 1809 to May 1814,
including the battle of Baaaco, aotMus at Torres Vcdras, Leiia, Bedinha, Pombal, Biobleda,
Condeixa, Fos d*Arouce, Quarda, and Sabugal ; battle of Fuentes d'Onor, Ut siege of Bajadox
in May and Jane 1811 (on the 9tb June commanded a party of 1 sergeant and 30 men, which
drove the enemy's piquet from the foot of the breach) ; actions at Campo Mayor, £1 Bodon, and
Faento Ouinaldo ; siege and storm of Ciudad Kodrigo (reoeived two contusions in the trenches
by the explosion of a 1 3 -inch shell), siege and storm of Badajos, battle of Salamanca, oapturs
of Madria. battles ot Vittoria, Pyrenees, Kivelle, Nlve, Orthes, and Tooioose. He has receiTed
the War Medal and eleven Clasps.
41 Major Prior served the campaign of 1817 in the East Indies af^ainst the Pindarrees.
42 Paymaster Robinson served the Waterloo campaign with the 69th Foot. .
43 Paymaster Rodgers served in the Peninsula from May 1813 to the end of that war in
1814, including tho siege of Tarragona. Served afterwards in the East Indies, and was present
at Amulnier, MalUgaum, and Asseerghur.
44 Major Rofe served in the Peninsula from Oct. 1812 to the end of that war in 1814,
and has the Silver War Medal with four Clasps for Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Orthts.
45 M«jor South received the tlianfcs of the Commander of the Forces in Ireland oa 30
Apr. 1818 lor capturing and oonvejing into Stigo a smuggler, while in oommand of a detach-
ment on the Coast of Ireland. He accompanied a wing of the 90th Regt. as Adjatant in 18t4-27
for the reduction of Hill Forts in the Southern Mabratta country. Sailed with the Brigade
of Guards to the East as their Brigade Paymaster, and was present with the Brigade in its
services in 1854.55, and has received the Medal with four Clasps far Alma, Balaklava, Inker-
man, and Stbattopol.
46 Captain Stevens served with the 49th Regt. throughout the operations in China fMedslX
commencing with the first taking of Chusan and terminating with the landing before Nankin,
including the storm and capture of the heights above CMkton, attack and <saptnre of Amoji
second capture of Chusan, attaok and capture of the height of Chinhae, oocupatioa of Nngpo
and repulse of the night-attack, capture of Chapoo, Woosnng, 8hsnghae, and Chinkianglbo.
49 Paymaster J. C. Thomson served in the Peninsula, and has received the War Medal with
two Clasps for the battles of Orthes and Toulouse. Served also the Waterioo campaign.
50 Paymaster S. J. Timbrell served the Sutlej campaign of 1845^6, and was present in the
battles of Moodkee, Ferozeshah, Buddiwal, Aliwal, and Sobraon, in which laat he had both
his thigh-bones broken by grape-shot (Medal and Clasps). ^
51 Paymaster T. R. Timbrell was present, as a volunteer, with the old 94th, at battles of the
Nive on the 9th, lOib, 11th, and 13th Dec. 1813 ; and at the action at Sanveterre, battles of
Orthes and Toulouse, and other minor affairs in the south of Prance, as an Ensign with ths
87th Regt. He has received the War Medal and three Clasps.
52 Paymaster Ware served with the 38th in the Burmese war, and was present at the eaptore
of Rangtion and subsequent operations before that place (Medal). Served with the 49th
throughoat the operations in China, except Segoan (Medal).
53 Paymaster John Lewis White served in the Peninsula with the 68th and has received ths
War Medal with two Clasps for Nivelle and Orthes.
64 Paymaster Wright served in the Peninf ula with the late 94th, from April 1810 to the end
of that war in 1814, including the defence of Cidiz, lines of Torres Yedraa, pursuit of Massena,
actions of Rediiiha. Condeixa, Fos d*Arouce, and Sabugal ; battle of Fuentes d'Onor, aiege and
storm of Ciudad Rodrigo. siege and storm of Badaj«)S, battle of Salamanca, retresit from Madrid
to Portugal, battles of Vittoria. Pyrenees. Nivelle, and Orthes ; acti<m at Vic Bigorre, and
battle of Toulouse. He has received the War Medsl with ten Clssps.
65 Major William H. Wardell, previous to entering the Army, served five years as a Midship*
man in the Royal Navy, and was at the capture of Java in 1811 (Medal), and also upon the
expedition to Palcmbang, Sumatra, in the year following. He has lost his right arm from s
contusion received in the naval service.
66 Major Woodgate has the War Medal with four Clasps for Vimiera, TalaTera, Foentss
d*Onor, and Ciudad Rodrigo.
ADJUTANTS.
9 Grau«e, Jobn,> Recruiting District . . . .
Eilif, Richard. 97 Foot
Faramn, John, 8 Foot
Fraaer, Alezaoder,' New Jirunswick Fenc.
9 Henry, Joho,*91 Foot
Kyle, J., Land Transport Corps
lifiitb, /obn Kenneth, 12 Foot
Mitchell, J. H., Land Traneport Corps . .
Mitcheil, Tbomas, Land Transport Corps
9 Oabome, Franeii,^ 62 Foot
P»rkMif. William, Q Weet India Regiment
Peaeocke. George, 88 F<K>t
Thompioo, The, Roes & Cromarty Fen. Inf.
CORNET,
WHEN
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ADJUTANT
PLACED ON
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HALF PAY.
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1
29 Dec. 08 25 April
11
6 April 15 25 May 17
29 Jan. 07.17 July
12
2 Feb. 09 25 Dec. 18
7 April 13 10 Aug.
14
7 April 13 25 Feb. 16
25 Mar. 13 24 June
15
25 Mar. 13 25 Feb. 16
9 June 14
ne?er
9 June 14 25 Feb. 16
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21 Feb. 56, 1 April 57
12 June 17
never
12 June 17 17 Sept. 18
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21 Feb. 56
1 April 57
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21 Feb. 56 1 April 57
9l5ec. 10
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5 Aug. 13
5 Mar.
16
5 Aug. 13,28 Dec. 17
never
never
31 Mar. 83 27 April 83
never
never
6 June 99
1802
1 Lieut. Crause served in the Peninsula and was present at the battle of Salamanca, for which he
has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
2 Colonel Fraser served in the American war with the 49tb, and highly distinguished himself
in the night attack upon the American army at Stoney Creek, where he bayoneted seven of the
enemv and took the American General Winder prisoner. He is now a Colonel of Militia in Upper
Canada.
3 £nsigii Henry has received the War Medal with eleven Clasps for Martinique, Albuhera, Ciudad
Hodrizo, Badajoz, Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse.
4 Ensign Osborne served the campaign of 1808-9, and has received the Silver War Medal with one
Clasp for Comnoa.
QUARTER-MASTERS.
Allen, Urorgc, Ituvil Si|i|cri>iKl Mincn ; 1 April
?AnUn!n«, Juliii.'l l)int[»iiti (Juaiiti '30 Jun«
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Btnjard, Jrliil, I <t I 3 Msr.
l<.v»l Artillwy I Feb.
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citiNlrril 10 Avf.
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SlkKitb. Jonulhan,' (iU Fnol | 4 Miy
Ul]lranimii,Jubn,*<;U Fool (£a,.a Sep). U} ,1S 3e|>l.
Bn-adiiqi:, Ji'lm Biiiiiimtun, Itepot Battallou '19 June
llycnc, tranciiMaDTV, H. Mililarv Asylum '91 May
CwroU.JiiniM, IBKool ." ; 4 June
Crrolt, I'airick, 78 Foul 7 Aug.
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MA8TER.
Svraine, Joseph,^** I Foot < '20
Taylor, John, Depot Batt 25
Taylor, Hichar*!, Rifle Hn-rade 29
Thomson, William, 22 Foot 17
¥1:21 Troyy Thomas,^ Roval Horse Guards 5
yler, Henrv, 7« Fool ....'. 3
9 J:© Waddell, William,^' 1 Dragoons 8
Waketield, William, 3 W. Ind. R«gt. {Bns, I Feb. 38.) 13
Wall. Michafl,«' (il FmI (/;,«. A Not. 40) '16
Wallis Samuel,*" ^>0 Foot ' 1
Walsh, Thomas. 44 Foot 27
Wtthh, IKiV/mm, 21 Foot ! 16
9 Ward . Jof.u.fi* 30 Fool jil
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Wel>»ter. Robert, 5 Foot
9 Websier, Willinm.*^ 2 Life Ouard& ,
White, James, Hoyal Artillery
Williamii>n, Thomas, Depot Rattalion, Igt Lanark Militia,
WL \N illox, JameB,^ 64 Fooc
Wright, TlioninSfM 9 Draj^oons ill
•P Wynne, Rich. Miles" 3 Prov. Batt. of Militia, late Mqfor,^
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Dec. 28
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Mar. 27
Apr. 47
Julr 66
Not. 37
July 55
Jen. 28
Mey 47
July 58
Jao. 31
April 57
AprU55
Sept. 46
Aug. 38
1814
War Services of the Quarter Masters.
1 Ca))t&in Bilham serfed the Eastern campnign of 1854 with the 20th Regtmeut, inclading
the battle of Alma, and siege of Sebastopol ( Medal and Clasps).
2 Quarter Master Bishop served in the Peninsula and has received the War Hedal with tvo
Clasps for Vituiria and Toulouse. Ue served also the Waterloo Campaign.
3 Captain Black bfTved the campaigns of 1613 and 14, in Germany and Holland^ and was
present at the attack upon Bergen-op-Zoom.
4 Captain Booth served the campaign in Spain from Oct. 1808 to Jan. 1809, and has received
the War Modal with one Clasp for Corunna.
5 Captain Brannan served in the Peninsula, France, and Flanders, from Julj 1809, to the
end of the war, including the battle of Buauco; 1st siege of Badajox ; battle of Albuhera
(severely wounded)} actions of Arroyo del M^linos and Castle Murrenito; battles of Yittoria
(slightly wounded), the Pyrenees, 7th, 10th, 25th, and 31st July, Nivelle, Nive, 9th Dec, and
before Bayonne 13th Dec. (slightly wounded), St. Palais, Orthes, Lambeige, Toulooae, Qaatre
Bras, and Waterloo. He has received the AVar Medal with eight Clasps.
6 Captain Carson served with the 73rd Regt. in the Kaffir War of 1846-47 (Medal).
7 Quarter Master J. 11. Carter served in the Peninsula with the Ist Life Gaards, and hai
received the War Medal with two Clasps for Yittoria and Toulouse. He served abo the Water-
loo Campaign.
8 Capt.)in Francis Collins served iu the Peninsula from Oct 1809 to the end of that war
in 1814, including the Battle of Busaco, retreat to the lines of Torres Vedras and tabw-
quent advance, battle of Fuentes d'Onor, siege of Ciudad Rodrigo, battle of Salamanca, capture
of Madrid, siege of Burgos and retreat to the frontiers of Portugal, battle of Yittoria, siege of
San SebaHtiuo, crossing of the Bidassoa, battle of the If ive, passage of the Adour, inTeatasent of
Bayonne and repulse of the sortie, on which occasion he was wounded through the left arm.
He has received the War Medal with six Clasps.
9 Captain Cooper has received the Medal for service in Svria in 1840.
including the battles of Quatre Bras and W^aterloo. He has received the War Medal with tiro
Clasps for Yittoria and the Nive.
11 Captain Crabtree served with the :}rd Light Dragoons throughout the campnign of 1842
in Affghaiiistan, and was present at the forcing of the Khyber Pass, storminff the heights of
Jngduliuck, aotiim of Texecn and lluftkotul, and occupation of Cabool ( Mediu). Serrcd the
Sutloj campaig!! of 1845-6, and was present at the battles of Moodkee (charger killed)
Feroxeshah, and Sobraon (severely wounded) (Medal and two Clasps). S^ed also in the
Punjaub campaign of 1848-9, and was present at the affair of Bamnuggur, the passage of the
Chenab at W'uzeorabad on 1st Dec. 1848, with the fjrce under Sir Joseph ThackweU, and
battleo of C hil I ian wallah and Ooojerat (Medal and two Clasps).
12 Quarter Master Crawford served with the 8th Regt the Sutlej campaign of 1845-6
including the battles of Moodkee, Ferozcahah, and Sobraon (Medal and two Clasps).
13 Quarter Master Crooks served in the Peninsula with the 2nd Life Guards and haa nedted
the War Medal with two Claftps for Yittoria and Tooloose.
14 Captain JDainca lerred with the 741^ Ba^. m 0;i»lSAS&s ^ir qI \^V«5ft (Madnl).
War Services of the Qtunier^Musters. 523-4
15 QiUHrtar Matter Dayidioii lenred the campaigns of 18U and 15 in Holland, Flanders, and
France, including tlie action at Merxem, bombardment of Antwerp (iroanded), storming of
Bergen-op-Zocm, battles of Qaatre Bras and Waterloo (twice wonnoed), and capture of Paris.
16 Captain Doheity served with the 38th Regiment in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55,
and has the Medal and two Clasps for Inkerman and Sebastopol.
17 Captain Duke senred in the Peninsula, and has received the Silver War Medal with two
Clasps for Orthes and Toulouse.
18 Captain T. W. Edwards served in the East Indies from Nov. 1796 to 1830, during which
long penod he was actively employed in nearly all the campaigns and engagements which
took place, commencing with the battle of Malavelly, and terminating with the Burmese war.
Hadal for the capture of Seringi4>atam.
19 Cafitain Elliott served with the 41st Regt. the Eastern campaign of 1854-o5, including
thA battles of Alma and Inkerman, and niege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
20 Quarter Master Emmott served in the Peninsula from Oct 1812 to the end of that war in
1814, and was present at the battle of Vittoria. Served also the campaign of 1815, including
tha battle of Waterloo.
8S Captain Fox served in the Peninsula, and has received the Silver War Medal with two
Clasps for Nivelle and Nive.
23 Captain Goddard served the Campaign of 1815, including the battle of Waterloo, and
storming of Cambray. In 1817 he was present at the siege of Hattras, and served the Cam-
paign of 1817-18 in the Deccan. Also present at the siege and storming of Bnurtpore in
1825-6 (Medal).
24 Captain Charles Grant served the Campaign of 1815, and was severely wounded at Quatre
Bras. He served as acting Quarter Master in the Grenadier Guards during the insurrection
in Canada in 1838-39.
24t Quarter Master Green served the campaign against tne Rajah of Coorg in April 1834.
Served the China war (Medal); including tho taking of Ainoy, Chusan, Ciiiubae (also night
attack), Ningpo, Chapoo, Woosung, Shaiijg'hao, and operations in the Woosung and Yt>nK-t8C
Kiang Rivers. Served the Eastern camp-iign of 1854 55. including tho b>ittles of Alma hud In-
kerman, siege and fall of S/bastopol (Medal and Clasps).
2o Captain Grigg served with the 55th R<»giment in China ( Medal) ; at Amoy, Chu^an,
Chinhae (including repulse of night attack). Chapoo, Woosung, Shanehae, and Chinkiangt'oo.
26 Quarter Master John Hall served the Egyptian campaign of 1801. Also in the Peninsula,
and has received the War Medal with two Cia»ps for Egypt and S<ilamanca. Hu served also
the Waterloo Campaign.
27 Quarter Mabter HearHey served in the Peninsula from Oct. 1812 to the end f>f that war
in 1814, snd was present at the battle of Vittoria. Served also tht^ campaign of 1815, including
the battle of Waterloa He has received the War Modal with two Clasps for Vittoria and Toulouse.
27t Captain Hill served as Deputy Provost Marahal to the Bombay column of the Army of
the Indus during the whole of the time it wan in the field (from Dec. 1838 to Feb. 1840), and
was present at the storm and capture of Ghuznee (Medal); served the Eastern campaign of
1864-05, including the battles of Aluia, Unlaklava, Inkerman. and Tolicmaya* and siege of Se-
bastopol, also with the Light Cavalry Brigade at Eupatoria (Medal and Cla^p^).
28 Captain Hives served with the 40th Regt. throughout the operations at Candahar and in
Afghanistan in 1841-42 (Medal) ; was also in tho battle of Maharajpore (Mfda]).
29 Quarter Master Hudson joined the 23rd in 179£, and was on the expedition with tho
flank companies to Ostend in 1798, and taken pri^tmer. The following >ear ho served the
campaign in Holland, including the landing at the llelder, and the actitms of the lOih and 19th
Sept., 2nd and 6th October. In 1801 he served tho Es^yptian eumpiign, inuiudiug the
flu;tiononthe landing, and those of the 12ch, 13th. and 21st March (severely wounded). In 1805
he served in Hanover; and in 1807 on the expedition to Denmark, and was present iu the
actions of the 17th and 24 th August in front of Copenhagen. From 1810 to 1814 he served iu
the Peninsula, and was present at the battle of Albuhera, the siege and storming of B idajoz,
snd other actions diirint; the above period. He has the Wur Medal with three Clasps.
80 Quarter Master Kerr served in the Peninsula and was present at the batrles of Bunaco,
Albahcra, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse, for which he has rtfcivvd the War Medal with
six Clasps. He served aUo the Waterloo campaign.
31 Quarter Master Kinkec served iu the Peninsulj, France, and Flanders, from Jan. 1813 to
the end of the war in 1815, including thn action at Morales de Toro. and battles of Vittoria,
Pyrenees, Orthes, and Waterloo. He has received the War Mcdul with two Ciaspsi.
32 Captain M^Clellau served throughout tho campaigns of 1813 and 14 on the Niagara
Frontiers, including the action beft)re Fort George, Blackrock, Buffalo, Chippewa, Lundy^s
Lane, Niagara, before Fort Erie, Ctiok's mills, and pass of Grand Rivtr. Received a contusion
in the head by a musket shut at the moment of passing through the enemy *s liue in the churgo
at Chippewa 4 th July 1814.
33 Quarter Master Muckay served in the Peninsula, and has received the War Medal with two
Clasps f>r Busaco and Fuentes d*Onor.
34 Captain Mackintosh has received the War Medal with two Clasps for Martinique and
Guadaloupe.
35 Quarter Master Manley served in the Peninsuls, and has received the War Medal with four
Claspa for Boleia, Vimiera, Corunna, snd Salamanca.
36 Captain Mansfield served with the 2nd Heft, in the Kaffir War of 1851-53 (,M«d%.V\.
87 Qotrtsr Maatsr i*^mmi<*»m sored during twenty yMn Va1)b» ^fi^al \n^iMl^ \fii^>)i&s%'^%
525 War Servieei of tie Quarier^MaMters.
ftorming of Fort Barabfttty in 1803. where be was womidffd; sod the Mahntte
1804, 5, and 6, under Lord Lake* Served also at the o^tnre of the Isle of Fiwiee, iaiaifik
39 Captain Majme serrtd tliroughont the whole of the operations in Ohina (Medal)
with the 49 th Rpgf., and as Brigade QaBrtermaiter, including the 8ti»rm and Mptare-of the
heights above Cantoti, attack and captnro of Amoy, acooacL o^itnre of Gliosao, ttUack and
capture of the heights of Chinhae, oeeupation of Ningpo, repulse of the nighl fttUck en
Miogpo, attack and capture of the enemy's entrenched camp on the heights of Sogoioi, attack
and capture of Chapoo, Woosung, and Ching Kiang Foa
40 Quarter Matter Miller scnrcd in the Peninsula with the 3nd Life Guards, nnd haa noeivcd
the War Medal with one Clasp for Vittoria.
41 Quarter MHSter Moir i^as present nt the destruction of Fomare's Pah on 30th April 1845,
at the attack on Hoki*s Fah at Mawio 8th May, desUuction of the Waikiri Fah l^ih Hay,
storming of Kawiti*s Fah at Ohiawai lat Joly (seTerely wonnded on the righl leg), nnd oaptve
of Kawiti*a Fah at Huapckapeka 1 1th Jan. 1847.
42 Captain Morgan senred thronghoat the whole of the Peninsular war, with tlie cxoeptk>ii
of a few months, including the following battles, sieges, &c, ris., Coronna, Almeida, Binaoo.
Fombal, Redinhs, Miranda de Corro^ Condeixa, Foa d'Arouoe, Babugal, Fuentea d*Oiior, CSadsd
Rodrigo (a Tolnntcer on the storming party, and wonnded in the left leg), and Badijos (sg^
a volunteer on the storming party, and severely contused on the head). Ue haa reoeifed Ue
War Medal with seven Clasps.
43 Captain Murray's services: — Egyptian campaign of 1801 (War Medal and Clftsp); csp-
tnre of the Cape of Good Hope in 1806; Nepaul campaigna of 1814, 15, and 16 & MjJuatu
war, in 1817 and 18.
44 Captain Nowlan served in the Peninsula with the llth RegUin 1813-14, and has reoeired
the War Mcd&l with four Clasps for the battles of Nivelle, Nive, Orthea, and Tovlouse.
45 Captain Purry nerved the campnign of 1815 with the 7tb Hntsars, oud was wounded in tie
hand nt tbe battle of Wuterloo.
46 Captain Putton served the campaign of 1815 with the 42nd Highlanders and was pn^tcnt
ut the battles of Quatro Bras and Waterloo.
47 Captain Payne served in Sicily in 1806 and 7*, in 1808 and 9 in Spain, and present in the
actions of Sabagun, Benevente, Lugo, and Corunua; subsequently st Walcheren. He served
also the campaigns of 1812, 13, 14, and 15, in the Peninsula, France, and Flanders, and was
present in the actions of tlie Pyrenees, siege and capture of San Sebastian, passage of the
BidasAoa and of the Nive, battle of Nivelle, action at the Mayor's House, sortie and inrestmeDt
of Bayonne, battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo, capture of Peronne aod of Paris, and subse-
quently with the Army of Occupation. He has received the War Medal with three Clasps for
Corunna, Nivelle, and Nivo.
48 Captain Pratt served in the Peninsula from April 1809 to the end of that war in 1814, in-
olnding tbe passage of the Douro, and battles of Tsdavera, Busaco, Fuentes d*()nor, Salamanca,
Vittoria, and investment of Bayonne. Served also at Bhnrtpoer, under Lord Conibemiere.
He has received the War Medal with five Clasps.
49 Quarter ^faster John Roberts served on Lord Moira's expedition and with the Duke of
York, in 1794 and 1795, and was present at the siege of Nimeguen and other afiTairs of impor-
tance. From 1795 to 1801 he served in Hanover, Madeira, and the West Indies, and was present
at the taking of the Danish and Swedish Islands, and he served also against the Brigands in
Gadarne, and against the Caribs in St. Vijicent. From 1808 to 1810 he served in the Peninsular
Campaigns, including the oaisage of the Douro, battle of Tolavera, and several alTairs of outposts.
He has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
50 Quarter Master Sanderson served in the Peninsula with the 40th and has received the War
Medal with six Clasps for Badajoz, Vittoria, Pyrenees, St. Sebastian, Orthes, and Toulouse.
51 Captain Scoltock served with the 46th Regt. at tho captare of Kittoor in Dec. 1824.
52 Captain Scott served in Holland in 1799, and was present in the action of the 19th Sept.
Served also in the Peninsula from Aug. 1808 to Aug. 1809, and again from Jan. 1813 to
June 1814, including the battle of Vimicra, capture of Oporto, battle of Vittoria, aiege of San
Sebastian, battles of the Nivo on the 9th, 10th, and llth Dec. 1813. He has received the Wsr
Medal with five Clasps.
53 Captain Shean served with the 5l8t Kegt. throughout the Burmese war of 1852-53
(Medal) ; on board the E. I. C. steam frigate Ferooz during the naval action and destruc-
tion of the enemy's stockades on the Rangoon River ; during the succeeding three days*
operations in the vicinity, and at the storm and capture of Rangoon.
54 Quarter Master Shirley served in the Peninsula from Oct. 1812 to May 1813, and again
from Jan. 1814 to the end of that war, acd has received the War Medal with one Clasp for the
battle of Toulouse.
55 Quarter Master Steel served in tho Peninsula with the Ist Life Guards and has reoeiTed
tho War Medal with two Clasps for Vittoria and Toulouse.
56 Quarter Master John Stephens si>rved in the Nepaul war in the East Indies.
57 Captuin i^cars served with the 30th Regrt. Iho campaign against the Rajali of C^)orjr in
1834 ; the operations against Kiirnool in 1830, and at the battle of Maharajporc on the *25)th Dec.
1843 (Medal). Was present with the 04tli Regt. at tho landinpr in Persia on 7th Dec 1856 st
the storm and capture of Reshire, and bombardment and surrender of Bushirc.
58 Captain Saraine served with the 1st Royal at the siege and fall of Sehastopol from ths
iAoding of the 2nd battalion on the 21d A.<^y\\ \^S5 (^Medal and Clasp).
60 QoArter Matter Troy tarred \ik Um oam^sXc^ Va.l^^l^«ii\naEQXvt^ii^^ Fknden wilb
War Services of the Quarter^MoBitrs. 526
tlMr-Bajnl Horn GnaTds, and was presenl at er&ry action in whidi that Bap^t was eDgM;«d, io-
dndiiig ike battle of Waterloo. He has the War Modal with two Clasps for Vittoria andToalouM.
61 Qoartor Master Waddell served in the Peninsula and has reoeived the War Medal with three
Olaipa ftt iVwntea d'Onor, Vittoria, and Touloaie. He senred alio the Waterloo Campaign.
6a CapUin Wall aerred with the 6 1st K^gt. in the Panjanb campaign of 1848-49, and was
preaeat at the passage of the Chesab, battles of Sadoolapore, ChilliamvaUab, and Gqjeerat,
att^^wifh the fiftid foroe in pursuit of the enemy to the Kb^ber Pass (Mtdal and two CIasps)«
63 Captain Wallis served in the Burmese war.
64 Captain Ward senred in the Peninsula with the 30th from March 1809 to June 1813,
including the defence of Cadiz from 4th June to 25th Sept. 1810; occupation of the lines of
Toe rea Vedras, pursuit of Massfna, actions of Sabugal, Almeida, and Barba del Puerco, battle
of Futntes d*Onor, siege of Badajoz, and action of Villa Muriel. Served the campaign of 1814 in
HoOandl, under Sir Tbomas Graham ; and that of 1815, under the Duke of Wellington. He has
received the War Medal with three Clasps.
65 Quarter Master William Webster served in the Peninsula with the 2nd Life Guards and
haa reoeifed the War Medal with one Clasp for Vittoria.
67 Oiptain Willox served with the 54th in Stralsund under General Gibbs in 1813, and
th« subsequent campaign in Holland under Lord L^nedoch, including the attack on Morxem
ftnd bombardment of Antwerp. He served also the campaign of 1815, including the storming and
capture of Paris ; and finally in the Burmese war, including the attack and capture of Mahatee*
and the assault and capture of Arracan.
68 Captain Wright served in South America in 1807, under General Wbitelooki also at
Walcheren in 1809, including the siege of Flushing.
69 Major Wjone served the campaign of 1808-9 in Spsin as Deputy Assist. Commissary
General with Sir John Moore's srmy ; and served with the Srd Provisional BsUaiion of Militia
In the south of Fiance in 1814.
587
COMMISSARIAT DEPARTMENT.
00MMISSARIB8-OBNERAL.
Adams, Qmr§$,^ OB 27 Mar. 66
|| Adams, Joaeph Hollingworth' 20 Jan. 37
9 Carey, Tupper» 24 Deo. 44
! Coffin. Sir Edward Fine^ 1 July 40
Dobree, John Saumarez' .... 1 June 52
8 Drake, John' 30 Aug. 33
DuQniore,Tboma«,* CB 25 Dec. 14
9 Filder, William,' Ca 1 July 40
Uewetaon, Willi^mi*' 23 Dec. 43
9 Laldley, John ^ it Jan. 50
m xMacleau, iSir George,'* KCB. 29 Dec. 49
Ramsay, Thomas Warton 1 Jan. 55
Robinson, Wro. Heury 1 Jan. 55
Wild, Henry James 6 Jan. 54
DEPUTY COMMISSARIES GENERAL
RETIRED WITH HONORARY HANK OP
COMMISSARIES GENERAL.
Bland, John 15 May 59
Clarke, Charles Anthony 15 May 59
S Dinwiddie, Gilbert Hamilton*U5 May 59
Greig, William Isaac 17 Sept. 59
9 Walt, James Duff«> 15 May 59
9 Wilson, James 15 May 59
DEPUTY-COMMISSARIES-GENERAL.
9 Barney, Richard' 19 July 21
9 Booth. William,«CB 18 Dec. 18
9 Daniel, John Edgcumbe ^ .... 26 Dec. 46
9 Fletcher, William 6 Jan. 54
Forbes, Charles John 25 July 15
Goldsmith, Oliver 5 Jan. 53
Green, W illiam 16 Dec. 45
Hopkins, Samuel 25 Dec. 14
Lane, John 29 Dec. 49
Lindsey, Robert 5 Jun. 53
9 Lukin, William 2 Sept. 14
9 Major, Francis Wm. A. C.» ..16 Dec. 45
9Xugent,Gco.Stph.N.Hodge8'022 Oct. 16
Osborn, Thomas 28 June 38
Rae, Thomas . » 5 Jan. 53
Singer, Puulus iEmilius 1 April 00
9 Spurrier, John 10 Sept. 30
Stickney, Thomas 11 Aug. 46
Swain. Charles 1 Jan. 55
9 Telfer, Buchan Fraser'«. . 25 Dec. 1 4
Thompson, James 16 Dec. 45
Thomson-Sinclair, William . . . .26 Dec. 46
9 Wemyss, William" 25 Dec. 14
9 White, George 20 Nov. 15
Woodhouse, James, CMG 7 June 25
9 Wybault, Joseph William.. . . 2 Jan. 56
ASSISTANT COMMISSARIES GENERAL
RETIRED WITH HONORARY RANK OP
DEPUTY COMMISSARIES GENERAL.
9 Bayley, Henry Addington. . . . 15 May 59
Pryce, Josiah 15 MaV 59
Stanton, W^illiam 15 May 59
Stevens, William 15 May 59
ASSISTANT-COMMISSARIES-GENERAL.
Brathwaite, Frederick 5 Jan. 53
Beech, William 24 Feb. 10
Carr, Samuel 24 Dec. 41
9 Chalmers, Andrew ' 20 Jan. 37
Charters, Robert 1 Julv 40
Child, George 4 May 15
Clarke, Henry* 28 Dec. 50
Com per, John Thomas •• 2 Jan. 56
Courtenay, George Townsend . .26 Sept. 06
Cramer, Henry John 4 May 15
Crookshaok, George 3 Aug. 14
Dalrymple, William Henry •..•29 Dec. 49
9 Darling, Henry Charles 1 July 40
Davidson, Peter Fraser 19 July 21
Do Smidt, Johanues* 24 Det. 44
Feildo, Fulford BasUrd 23 Dec. 43
Gem, Thomas • 1 Jan. 55
Grindlay, Robert 30 July 25
Hewetson, William 2 Jan. 56
Hoffay, Ernest Albert 1 July 40
Julyau, Primrose G 2 Jan. 56
Knowles, Francis Edward 14 Feb. 63
Liihgow, William 22 Oct. 16
Looker, William 23 Dec. 43
Low, William 28 June 36
Priaulz, Henry 5 Jan. 53
Ragneneau. Charles 10 Sept. 30
S Reed, James William « 1 July 40
Riddell, Archibald* 10 Sept. 30
9 Roberts, Peter« 1 July 40
Robinson, William 16 Dec. 45
Spearman, Sir Alex. Young, Bt. 10 Oct. 16
Trew, Thomas Eggar 24 Dec. 41
9 W'emyss, Charles* 1 July 40
9 Wybault. Patrick Robert" 25 Dec. 14
Veoland, George 10 Sept, 30
DEPUTY-ASSISTANT-COMMISSARIBS-
GENERAL.
9 Anderson, John David * .... 1 1 Oct. 14
9 Bain, George* 20 May 28
Beltz, Samuel 31 Mar. 14
Hillings, Francis Thomas 9 Sept, 14
Cellem, Robert 27 Feb. 51
De Smidt, John Pascal Larkins. . 1 July 40
9 Dilke, William 3 22 Oct. 16
Dougan, George Augustus 28 Dec. 50
9 Eyl, John George* 25 Dec. 14
Faxardo, Aug. Maria Guazardo 25 Dec. 14
Freeborn, John 25 Dec. 14
Graham, Frederick 22 Oct. 16
9 Greig, William* 25 April 15
Harper, Charles 22 Oct. 16
Harris, Anthony Charles 25 Dec 14
Kirkland, Sir John 4 May 15
Lee, David Ross 7 June 42
Le Mesurier, Henry 4 Mav 14
Macpberson, James 10 Sept. ^
Monlgomerie, Frederick 22 Oct. 16
Paille, Peter Francis 1 July 40
Parish, Sir Woodbine, KCH. . .80 April 14
Parker, Frederick Saiutbury 26 Dec. 46
Petrie, Samuel, CB 25 Dec. 14
Richardson, Fran. Mosely 25 Dec. 14
Robinson, Augustus Facey .... 25 April 15
9 Sisson, Marcus Jacob® 22 Oct. 16
Stanton, William 19 July 21
Stayner, Thomas Allen 11 Miiy 13
Telfer, George Home 2 Jan. 56
Tomes, John 24 Dec. 41
Williams, W.J 5 Nov. 16
Wilson, Thomas ,10 Sept. 80
War SiivieeM of the Commissariai OffUtrs. 528
Commissaries General
1 Mr. G«orge Adams serred the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, including the battle of Alma
.Dd siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, CJ9., and 4th Ciaes of the Medjidie).
2 Mr. J. H. Adams has received the War Medal with one Clasp for Talavera.
3 Mr. Carey has received the War Medal with seven Clasps for Talavera, Basaco, Faentas
I'Onor, Ciadad Rodrigo, Badi^os, Salamanca, Orthes, and Toulouse.
4 Sir Edward Pine Coffin has the War Medal with three Clasp* for Corunna, Yittoria, and Toulouse.
5 Mr. Laidley has received the War Medal with three Clasps for Fuentes d'Onor, Ciudad
todrlgo, and St. Sebastian.
6 Mr. Dobree has received the War Medal with eight Clasps for Sahagan and Benevente,
larrosa, Yittoria, St. Sebastian, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Tonlouse.
7 Mr. Drake has received the War Medal with two Clasps for Corunna and Basaco.
8 Mr. Donmore has received the War Medal with one Clasp for Corunna.
9 Mr. Filder has received the War Medal witii niDe Clasps for Talavera, Albubera, Salamanca,
''ittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Tuulouse. Commanded the Commissariat of the £x-
«ditionary Force until) the end of July 1855, including the battles of Alma, Balaklava, and
nkermaij, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and ClaHpii, and 3rd Class of the Medjidie).
10 Mr. Hewetson previous to entering the Commissariat in 1806 served as a midshipman in
he East India Company's marine, and was present in 1804 on board the Earl Camp^
'ent Commodore Dance, in the memorable action and repulse by the China fleet of the
French squadron, under Admiral LiinoiR, off the Straits of Singapore (grant from the Patriotio
!^d). In 1806 at the taking of the Cape of Oood Hope, and received a severt^ contusion when
B oommand of a boat landing troops in Lospardo Bay, and subsequently present with a party of
Bamen at tha battle of Blueberg. In 1811-12 he served on the Frontier in Commissariat charge
r-ith the force under Colonel Graham employed in expelling the Kaffirs from the Zeurfeldt. in
814-15 served in the American War with the ariny m North America, and on the termhiation of
loatilities, on a special mission into the United Stales. In 1815, joined the army in France.
11 Sir George Maclean served iu the Peninsula and South of France, and has received the
Var Medal with two Clasps for the battles of Orthes and Toulouse. Served in the Kaffir War
f 1851-53 (Medal) and was knighted in recognition of his services on returning from the Cape in
864. Served as Chief of the Commissariat with the Army in the East during the latter part of the
iege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp, KCB., Commander 2nd Cla»s of the Sardinian Order of
H. Maurice aud St. Lazarus, and 4th Class of the Turkish Order of the Medjidie).
12 Mr. Dinwlddie served in the Peninsula, and has received the War Medal with one Claap
or Yittoria ; also the Syrian Medal.
13 Mr. Watt served in the Peninsula, and has received the War Medal with six Clasps for
^ftmanca, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse ; also the Kaffir Medal.
Deputy Commissaries General,
1 Mr. Barney has received the War Medal with two Clasps for Corunua and Busaco.
2 Mr. Booth has received the War Medal with ten Clasps for Corunna, Talavera, Busac0|
alamanca, Yittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse.
5 Mr. Daniel has received the War Medal with seren Clasps, for Salamanca, Yittoria, Py-
enees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulonse.
8 Mr. Major has received the War Medal with six Clasps for Salamanca, Yittoria, Pyrenees,
firelle, Orthes, and Toulouse.
10 Mr. Niurent has received the War Medal with five Clasps for Roleia, Yimieia, Talavera,
(naaco, and Fuentes d*Onor.
12 Mr. Telfer has received the War Medal with one Clasp for Corunna.
13 Mr. William Wemyss has received the War Medal with ten Clasps for Roleia, Yimiera,
Corunna, Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes d'Ouor, Salamanca, Yittoria, Nivelle, and Nive.
Assistant Commissaries General.
1 Mr. Chalmers has the War Medal with four Clasps for Salamanca, Yittoria, Nivelle, and Nive.
2 Messrs. Henry Clarke and Johannes de Smidt have received the KaHir Medal.
4 Mr. Read has received the War Medal with one Clasp for Yittoria.
5 Mr. Riddell has the War Medal with four Clasps for Salamanca, Yittoria,Orthe9, and Toidouse.
6 Mr. Roberta has received the War Medal with one Clasp for Nive.
8 Mr. Wemyss has the War Medal with four Clasps for Salamanca, Yittoria, Nivelle, and Nive.
1 1 Mr. Wybault has the War Medal with three Clasps tor Busaco, Fuentes d'Onor, aud Salamanca.
Deputy Assistant Commissaries General.
1 Mr. Anderson has received the War Medal with one Clasp for Salamanca.
2 Mr. Bain has received the War Medal with three Clasps for Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse.
3 Mr. Dilko has received the War Medal with five Clasps for Yittoria, Pyrenees, NiveUe,
five, and Orthes.
4 Mr. Ejl has the War Medal with three Clasps for Ciudad Rodrigo, Salamanca, and Yittoria.
5 Mr. Greig has received the War Medal with three Clasps for Yittoria, Orthes, and Toulouse.
6 Mr. Siaioii hai received the War Medal for Salamanca, Yittoria, and the Pyrenees.
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SUROBONB OF THE FIRST 0LA88,
AND 8UROBON8 MAJOR.
HOBPITA]> ASSISTANT
ASai8T.,&C .SUROBON.
1 Mar. 05
17 Oct. 09] 8 Jan. 01
9 Anderson, Andrew/ MD
8 Berry, Titus*
Boggle, John,' MD
Brown, George, Or. Gds. {Surgeon > \^^ ^ ^1 25'l2 Jan. 26
Mqjor, 29 Dec. 64) ) I *
Brown, Robert ' 8 July 90,11 Jan. 00
Burrell, William Henry, MD '24 June 15 12 April SI
Burton, Edward 9 May 1121 Jan. 18
SUBflXOK.
4 Feb. 08 ^25 Jane \ff Regimeatal 88 Asg.
PIXST
CLAB8
SUROKON.
24 June 03 2 Jan. 06 26 Feb.
15 Oct. 07 16 Oct.
26 Jane 4o'
19 36 Feb.
24 Jan.
8 April 94
4 Oct.
Coates, WilUam Henry
Colclough, Anthony Cfesar*
Cotton, Thomas Forrest" . .
Dobson, WiUlam ! 0 May
1133 Finnic, William' 2.5 June
9 FrascT, Areb. Campbell ' . -. ,
9 9.U Galliers, William^' I '2 May
9 Glasco, John '<> i
Grant, John '
Greatrex, £dw., Coldst. Q<ls. {Sur- i ^4 Nov
geon-MqjoTy 2 Sept. 45) \\
9 Griffith, John" ! 6 April
# <m Harrison, John,>3Gren. Gds. >
{Surgeon- M<y or f 17 Mar. 37) . • > i
Hunter, Robert Hope Alston '« ,10 Jan. 27
9 Oi Hunter. Wm.>^Afi>., Coldst. )|
Gds. {Surg,-M(g. 16 Mar. 38) . . J
11 Dec. 06 8 June
6 May 37 16 Dec.
.1 June
16 June 9528 F^b.
11 No?. 02 14 April 1319 Nov. d0|21 Ang.
13|17 Aug. 15 13 Mar. 3530 Dec. 46 16 Jvc
15;22 Sept. 25{29 Mar. 39 19 July
12
03
25
06
12 Nov.
Dec.
12
08
26 Oct.
20 July
26,
15
25 Mar. 04110 Sept. 07
25 Mar.
7 Nov.
7 Sept.
21 April 08 8 Feb. 16i20 AprU 96|20 Sept 39
1 1 April 0C> 15 Oct. 031 8 Aug. 16 «5 A^ 16
16 Nov. 26
7 May 07
xds. -^
r.tn >
art 3
14 Nov.
12 Nov.
11
0^21 Nov.
20 Aug.
22 Nov.
8 Nov.
9 Nov.
18 Oct.
04
13
21
12
1 Jan. 18
20 June
1 Nov.
10 Nov.
22 June
13|17 April 17
24 April 10 29 April 13
3 Nov. 12
SfiiB Jeyes, Samuel,'^ MD,
mi Jones, Win.,>« MD.
Judd, Wm. lien. Scots Fusil. Gds.
{Surg.'M(^j, 22 July 45) Surg
Ordinary to the Prince Consort
9 Lightbody, John"
M*Munn, Robert Andrew,'* MD, . .
Mair, John, MD
9 i3a Murray, Dennis, MD
Palmer, Charles Quartlcy
Pickering, John, MD
Quigloy, Thos. Haswell, Ordnance . .
Richardson, Thomas, Scots Fusil. ^
Gds. {Surgeon Mqjor 17 Feb. 54 ^ i
Richardson, William, MD, Ordnance'
Robertson, Peter, MD 24 Nov.
Roe, Peter Henry, Staff I
9 9l2i Scott, Robert, MD 24 June
Sicvwright, Francis *> I 7 June
Sinclair, Alexander, MD ,20 July
9 ^m Smith, Thomas.»» AfJD '29 Mar.
9 Stralton, Robert" ,25 Sept.
Teevau, Stephenson, MD 22 Dec.
White, Moses, 3f2> I 4 April
9 Widmer, Christopher « June 0415 Aug.
30
14
11
05
05
14
25
15
14 AprU 43
17 Sept. 12
29 June 09|29 April 24
15 June
10 Feb.
28 Nov.
25
2 July 41
4 Sept. 36
2 May 22
3 Sept. 12
12jBly 27
12
WBBH
PLACED 01
HALF PAT.
38
16
16
56
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46 34 Jane 54
26 16 Sept. 37
Id
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36 6 Mar.
d4 11 Jan.
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48
53
41
99
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9Scpf. 18
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7 Dec. 88
Regimental
4i«pril51
25 April 14
17 April 40
10 Feb. 53
SSept
17 Dec.
10 May
45
41
31
17 F^b. 54
4 Dec. 23
12
00
26
25
05
Waiiams, Thomas, MD | 3 Nov. 25 28 Sept. 26
11 Nov. 24
1 7 April
12 Jan.
3 Sept.
10; 5 Nov.
13113 3Iar.
151 9 May
12 2 July
99 21 Mar.
25 23 Nov.
14i 5 May
15 Oct 12 3 Mar. 87 2 Aug. 49
1 Nov. 33 13 July 47tt7 Oct. 48
30 Oct. 40( 2 Aug. 60 12 Nov. 52
23 Nov. 32,18 Sept. 46 10 Sept. 47
30 Dee. 34:14 July 48 18 Sept. 46
29 June 82
26 Aug. 30|24 Jan. 44 1 Jan. 5.3
20 Afar. 57
16 Oct 53
22 July 45
10 April 4l{26 July 40
27
26
47
12
17125 Sept.
16
2 July
27 May
41
53
35
Wright, James Dennis, Gren. Gds. >
{SurgeoH'Mq^or, 7 Feb. 45). ... 5
13 July
3 Oct.
4 Sept.
29 July
24 Oct.
26 Jan.
26
05
40
36
11
41
18 Sept. 49
4 Sept. 67
8 Nov. 27
2 Aug. 4^
16 May
13 Dec.
19 June
1 Nov.
55
59
85
56
28 Aug. 35 20 Sept. 8911 Mar. 51
4 Jan. 80
30 Sept. 13
-26 Sept. 46
16 Dec. 45
6 Nov. IS
16 June 49
n May 32
27 Dec.
27 Dec
U July
19 Nov.
•»6FMi.
6 Nov.
46
14
56
47
17
53
29 Dec 54
Medkal Department.
582
eUROEONS.
H08PITAL-
AB8I8T.,&C.
4 Nov. 06
9 June 08
22 Nov. 27
never
25 June 05
23 Sept. 05
never
24 June 15
ASSISTANT
SUROBOir.
07
26
08
08
25
03
9 AbeU, Joseph,' 60 Foot
Abercrombie, John, 60 Foot
Allan, Robert, 17 Foot
9 Allardyce, James,' 5 Qarrison Batt. . .
9 Anderson, Thomas, 3 Foot
Ayton, Robinson,^ 34 Foot
9 Bacot, John/ 21 Dragoons
Bain, William, MD. 34 F. Med. Officer }
Military Prison at Cork S
Bannatine, Richard, Staff.
9 Bartley, John Metge,^ MD. 39 Foot. .
V Bolton, Robert Henry .»• MD., 78 Foot
Brcslin, Wm. Irwin, MD., Depot Batt. . .
9 Brown, Frederick," MD.j 73 Foot
9 Brown, Jo«h.'\ Staff Corps of Cavalry
Browne. Alexander, MD. 37 Foot
Brush, John Ramsay, '» MD., Staff
Cahill, Alexander, 25 Foot
Campbell, James, 28 Foot
9 Campbell, John,>« MD., 93 F. Med. }
Officer Military Prison at Greenlaw S
Clark, Thomas, 19 Foot
Cof!lilan, John, 86 Foot
Colcliester, Thomas, Ordnance
Cole, Robert John, ilTZ)., 1 West I ndiaRegt.
CoUings, AdoIphoB, MD., 40 Foot
Conncl, Abra. Jas. NUbet, MD. 2 Life Gds.
9 Coombe, Charles,*' Coldstream Gds. . .
Cowper, George Alex. MD. 56 F
9 Cross, James,^^ 83 Foot
Cuddy, Stephen," Ordnance
Cunningham, Alexander,'^ 80 Foot
Daunt, William,*" MD., 6 Dragoons 12 Sept. 07
Davidson, Jaraes,^ 50 Foot i24 June 15
Davies, Henry, MD., 100 Foot 3 Aug. 03
9 Dealey, Charles,«^ 81 Foot
Eddie, Wm. Cruickshank," Cape Rept. . .
9 Este, Michael Lambton,^ 1 Life Guards
Ewing, Joseph, 95 Foot
Farr, George, Ordnance I
Fooreter, John, JfD.,^ 73 Foot, Surgeon, } u^ vnv i q
School qf Musketry at Hythe S\
Fratier, Hugh, 60 Foot, Medical Officer \
of Weedon Military Prison S
Praser, Peter,»» 8 Foot 16 July
Fra-«er, Robert Winchester, MD., Staff . . 1
9 Freer, John, MD., 97 Foot 21 Jan.
10 April 06
6 Mar. 09
29 July SO
4 Aug. 01
27 June 08
1 May 06
2 July 03
30 June
25
26 Nov.
9 Feb.
19 May
19 Jan.
16 June
• • • •
20 Aug.
24 Feb.
25 Mar.
9 Nov,
never
10 Mar. 25
never
• • • • • •
7 Jan. 11
never
13 July
17 Sept.
27 Dec.
9 Feb.
8 Mar.
4 Jan.
SUROBON.
WHEN
PLACED ON
HALF PAT.
25 Dec. 18
30 Sept. 19
18 Feb. 53
15 July 18
19 June 00
1 Nov. 42
30 Mar. 09.29 May ^
4 April 00120 July 26
10 Sept. 12^25 Nov. 28
9 June 14 14 Dec 20
29 Dec. 37,22 Dec. 48
25 Feb.
3 Aug.
8 June
15 Oct.
20 25 Oct.
13 27 July
39 19 Oct. 49 23 June 54
10 31 Aug. 2626 July 53
09 7 Oct. 13 23 Mar. 26
27 2 July 41 1 15 Aug. 56
10 8 Sept. 2522 June 26
08 28 Oct. 1325 Feb. 19
26 22 Nov. 30 2 Aug. 50
41 2 April 52ill Oct. 56
25 Aug. 0917 Mar. 14
44
41
07
26
15
19 June 35 30 July
27 Dec. 33130 Mar. 40
Feb.
1 May
never
12 10 Sept. 22
27 Jan. 27
27 Aug. 41
26 Feb. 41
16 June 25
April 01
30 Mar. 38
11 Mar. 13
1 Aug. 06
04 26 Oct 04
3 Mar. 08
30 Oct. 25
20 Oct. 08
4 Mar. 13
25 12 Jan.
4 Sept. 00
7 Sept. 00
1 June 30
16 Sept. 05!25 Dec. 00
5 Sept. 34*20 Nov. 44
16 Jan.
24 Dec.
20 Nov.
22 Nov.
14 Nov. 05126 Nov.
22 Dec. 46' 16 Nov.
dOl 6 May
14! 1 Jan.
11
12
49
87
10
12 5 Sept. 84
, 14 16 Feb. 44
28 July 40 30 June 48
5 Sept. 11 15 May 18
10 Oct. 32 30 May 45
26126 Mar.
3 Oct.
4 Dec.
1 Jane
9 Nov. 15
15
10 May 13;26Jan.
12!lODec. 12]
15 April 42
12 Nov.
1 May
never
11 June
4 Nov.
17 May
never
Galeani, Michael,^ MD., 46 Foot
Garrett, George, MD., 70 Foot
93BL Gilder, Frederick,^" Coldstream Gds.
9 Griffin, George, 85 Foot
9 Griffith, Moses,'^ 20 Foot
Grogan, John, MB., Staff
Gulliver, George, Royal Horse Guards . .
9 Hair, Archibald,^' JfZ>.,R. Horse Gds. i
Harthill, Robert » 69 Foot ! never
ll Henderson, Duncan,*^ MD., 5 Foot . . 24 Oct.
9 Heriot, John,*^ MD., 6 Dragoon Gds. 11 May
iSBL Hichens, Richard,'^ Ordnance never
Home, Alex. George,Jhiri>. 2 Dragoon Gds. 6 Oct.
Homiblow, George, MD., Staff
Ingham, Charles Thomas,'^ MD., 54 Foot
Jameson, David, MD., 1 Dragoons
9 Johnson, Sir Edward,*^ MD., 39 Foot
9 Kettle, William, 49 Foot
Kingdom, Edw. Wm.Clemishaw, MD.,
* Staff
Knox, George, 6 Foot
9 Lewis, ThoB.,^ MD.^ Staff
Lloydy STans GamoDS, Rifle Brigade • •
!
07 16 Nov. 09
12 16 June 25
97 4 Sept. 06
9 June 14
11 28 April 14
09 24 Oct. 11
. 16 April 41
27 12 June 28
12 Nov. 12
29 Dec. 37
11 16 Apr. 12
04 8 Nov. 04
1 Sept. 06
26 18 Jan. 27
15 Mar. 44
24 May 10 16 Aug. 10
10 June 06 15 Oct. 07
April 07 19 Nov. 07
Aug. 05'l0 April 06 26 Aug.
25 Feb. 48 2 Oct.
41
52
46
39
5 April 47
1 Oct. 56
34 Aug. 58
23 May 51
19 Nov.
1 Nov.
6 Feb.
12 May
11
32
41
12
35
46
1 ApiU 36
30 Dec. 34
15 May
30 May
1 April 51
6 Nov. 35
12 Sept. 48
15 Aug. 55
30 May 45
30 June 43
36
48
6 Dec.
23 May
24 Feb.
7 Nov.
18 June
16 Mar.
26 Sept. 34
8 Feb. 27
14 Nov.
2 June
12 Jan.
27 Oct.
23 Mar.
16 April 12
22 July 15
24 Mar.
23 June
25 June
6 Mar.
15 July
3 Dec.
22 July
25 21 Nov.
34
12
38
51
43
26
46
26
41
56
28
43
28
43
54
26
17
13
13
10 Jane 15
8 July 11
86 Jan. VI
bl
17 Feb.
17 Jan.
14 April 48
5 Dec. 48
4 Sept. 40
24 Sept. 58
1 April 53
2 June 43
10 Nov. 47
18 July 47
11 June 52
1 April 16
2 April 58
11 Oct. 56
5 April 44
20 Mar. 80
25 Mar. 16
25 Dec. 14
25 Feb. 50
88 June 85 11 July 40ll8Dec. 48
0 Sept 18 10 Noy. ^'^\^«u V^
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. 8 Mdv -JK'«I Julv
. il U«. 15 « Oct.
12Prh.
81 Dec.
iiJime li-.'30June
IS Julv ir,'S7 0el.
18 July aiai Feb.
. 7 June lli:» Ang.
'.laUApr. Ilim May
11) 0.:t. IWl I Fk'h.
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e Sr|it, tRi « Oft.
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1 Dec ai
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it, Artliui-,'" jy/J. Stuff
iht, Holmt, ■•> l'i'i>*. Bii. nf .MEHtia
luH, Willianj, i; Drat[iR>ii>
viT, John.^lU Foot
I'll, ('oHii, MD.. (I lloynl Vi-ti-ran 11a
is, JumPB," -IfLI., <S Fciot
:1 Your.1!, Wui. Hinrj-." jV«., ai) F.
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1» Feb.
iSKor.
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July
IQDec.
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S8 Mar.
39 20 Sapt.
-SJan.
SI Dm.
in Srpt.
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S8S Vfar Services of the Medical Officers.
Inspectors General.
1 Doctor Bell Mrred ibe oamptign of 1814 in Holland, indudiDg both the attacks on Merua
and bombardoaent of Antwerp- Served al^o throughout the war in China with the S6th
(Medal), at Chntan, Canton, Ningpu, Titcko, Chapoo, Shanghai, Wooinog, Chin Kiaag Foo,
and Nankin.
2 Dr. Borland entered the Army in 1792, at Surgeon's Kate of the 42nd B^., firom which
he was promiiU'd to the Staff the following year, and served two campaigns in kfiuideri, under
the Duke of York. From 1795 to 1798 hn served as Staff Surgeon in St. Domingo, renuiniv
in thft liland until evacuated by the British Troops, in 1799 ho served the campaign in Noiu
Holland. From 1810tol816he was empbyed at the head of the Medical Deparunent in tbs
Mediterranean, and he accompanied to Nsples the troops which, nnder General M'Farlaas,
assisted the Austrians in expelling Murat ; and he was also present with a division of tbe Araj
which proceiKled from Genoa to Marieiiles, and blockaded Toulon. During the ezpcditioa to
the Scheldt Dr. Borland volunteered the duty of a mission to Walchcren at the head of a eon-
mission appointed tu enquire into the nature of the alarming malady preraUing anoogit ths
troops. Their report was approved by Government and ordered bj a Tote ef the Hooia of
Commons to be printed and circulated. lie is a Knight of St. Maurice and Laaaie.
3 Doctor Fergusson served in the American War.
4 Mr. Franklin served in the Peninsula from Scpt^ 1808 to the end of the war, indndiBgtki
battles of Vittoria, Pampeluna, Pyrenees, Niv«*lle, Orthps, and Toulouse, and siege sf
Badajos, for which he has received the War Medal with six Clasps. Served also in ths
American Wsr, including the battle of Piait»burgh. He served in India from April 18 4S,
to June 1850; was present at the battles of Chillianwaliah and Goujerat, in the PiBidaob
campaign (Mfdal and two Clasps, and CH.)«
5 Doctor French served with the 4ih Uegt. in the Peninsula from May 1812 to the end of
that war in 1814, iocluding: the battles of Salamanca and Vittoria, siege of the castle of Sen
Spbaatian, passage of the Bidassia and of the Nivclle, and actions of the Nive in Dee. 1811
He served in the American war at the battle of Bladensburg. and in all the operaiioDS be(un
Baltimore and Now Orieunp. Served with the 49th (also as Superintending Surgeon firom April
1841, until towards the close of active operations), throughout the war in China (MedalX in-
dudiDg the capture of Chusan, storming of the heights and forts above Canton, taking of Amoj,
•ortie and repulse of the night attack on NiD^po, and capture of Chapco, Wooeung, Shangbas,
and Chin Kiang Foo, and investment of Nankin. He has received the War Medal with fiis
ClasM.
6 Sir Jamea Grant served as Hospital- Assistant in the campaign of 1793 with the army
nnder the Duke of Turk. In 1795 he was sinior Staff Surgeon to the expedition lor the ei^
ture of the Cspe of Good Hope. In 1809 he served throughout the Walcheren campaigniB
which he was appointed Jnspevtiir to the Forces in the Field, having the charge at the bumbaid*
ment of Flushing, and in South Beveland. He served tbe campaigns of 1813 and 14 in HullaaA
and Belgium as chief of the departmeoL In 1815 he served the campaign of Waterloo as chief
of the medical department of the Dake of Wellington's army ; and he continued aa medical
chief of that army during the three years* occupation of France. He is a knight 3nd Class of St
Anne of Iiu<»ia.
7 Mr. Gunning served in Holland and Flanders in 1793, 94, and 95. Embarked with
the Peninsular Army in 1808 as Surgeon to the Command«'r-in- Chief and Suff Surgcoe, sad
was afterwards made Deputy Inspector and Surgeon-in-Chief, and served until Uie ckiseof that
war in 1814 : he has rccKived the War Medal with eleven Clasps for Roleia, Yiaiara, IVlavcrSy
Busaco, Fu«ntes d*Onor. Ciudad H<wlrigo, Bad«ji»z. Salamanca, Yittoria, St. Sebastian, aal
Orthea. He was also at Waterloo as Surgeon in-Chief of the Army, and was honored with tbi
Order of the Netherlands Lion by the Kiu^ of Holland, for his attendance upon the then Prince
of Orange who was wounded on the Field (»t B-ittle.
8 Sir John Hall serve<l the campaign of 1815 in Flanders. Served the campaign of 1847 io
KaffHiria, a-« head of the Medical Depai'tment iind. r Sir George Berkeley, and was thanked is
General Orders (Medal), in 1848 lie accompanied Sir Harry Smith across the Orange River,
as principal medical officer of the force employed a((ain»t the emigrant Bdcrs, — was present at
the battle of Boem Plaatz, and specially mentioned in Sir Harry's Dispatch, for services on the
field, and subsequently thanked in General Orders. Was principal medical officer of the amj
in Kaffiraria under Sir Harry Smith during the campaign of 1851, and thanked in Genersl
Orders on his being ordei-ed to India. Served as Principal Medical Officer of the Eastern Anaj
from the 18th Juiic 1854 to 5th July 185C without being absent from duty for a sii.gle day ; wsi
present at the afllkirs of Bulganac. and M'Kcnzie's Farm, battles of Alma (mentioned iuDb-
patches), Dalaklava, Inkerman, and Tchernaya,captureof Balaklava, siege and fallol SehastopoL
taking of the Bifle Fits and Quarries, assault of the Bedan on tbe 18th June (Medal and four
Clasps, KCB., Officer of the Legion of Honor, and 3rd Class of the Medjidie).
9 Mr. Henry served with the 66th Regiment in the Peninsula from May 1811 to tbe closi
of the war at Toulouse, including the last sitge of Ba^iajcs, battle of Victoria, and acticnsia
the Pyrtruees ; battles of the Nivelle and Nive, engagement at Gvrris, battle of Oithes and
action at Aire. He served also with the same corps in the Nepaulese War in India is
1816-17, and in the two Canadinn Rebellions of 1837-38. Mr. Henry was present with kis
Regiment in St. Helena during the last four years of the life of Napoleon ; and after kii
death was ohavgad with the duty of pcenarinff the bulletin of the post-ouwleaa anpMiaBees of
the body, which wat publiihAd by t&a ficv\^ QKoniK&mjnX. He haa reoaind t&. was Medil
with six OMMptt. ^ ^
War Services of the Medical Officers. 536
10 Sir John MacAndrew serred io the expedition to Walcheren in 1809, includlnff the taking
of Terveer and Fort RamaUni, and alege of Flushing, alto with the army in Sonth Bereland.
JSerred in the PeDinsula io Lord Hill's Division from 1811 to 1813, was present at the siege of
BadaJoZy retreat from Burgos. Was present at the capture of Fort Minora, and the surrender
of Kurrachee, Lower Scindc. Seuior medical officer of the army sent for the relief of the force
employed against the Fort of Kiijjuck, Upper Scinde. Present during the Investment of Can-
dahar, end of 1841 and beginning of 1842. Senior medical officer of the force sent for the
relief of Kelat-i-Ohilzie ^ senior medical officer of Sir W. Nott's army from October 1841 to
the Ist Jan. 1843, present at the actioni of Kallee Shuk, Runja Ruk, Panjwanre, and Tilloo
Khan, Baba Walla, battle of Gowinc, storming the heights of fiellool (Ohuznee), capture of
Ghaznee, affairs of Bene Bedam and My dam, affair with the rear-guard from Soorkab to Gun-
damnck (Khoord Cabul Pass), affair witli the rear-t^uard from Lundlkhana to AM Musjeed
(Khyher Pa«s). Acted as principal medical officer, Queen's troops at the battle of Maharajpore,
sOch Dec. 1843. Senior medical officer in the Kandian provinces during the rebellion in 1848.
Served as Principal Medical Officer in N.W. Provinces of Bengal during the Mutiny in 1857-08,
and was present at the siege and storm of Delhi, and capture of Lucknow.
11 Doctor Maclean served at Walcheren in 1809 ; and in the Peninsula (torn Feb. 1810 to the
end of that war in 1814, including the battles of Busaco, Salamanca, Vittoria, and the PynanMi,
crosaing the Bidassoa, and battles of Nivelle and Toulouse (War Medal with six Claspa).
12 Doctor Mahony served in the Penintnia from April 1809 to the end of the war, imdndinff
the pasaage of the I)onro, battle of Talavera, — taken prisoner and marched to Verdon ; battle or
Boaaco, siege of Oliven^a, battle of Albuhera, affair ot Aldea de Ponte, sieges of Cindad Bitdrjgo
and Badsjoz, afikir uf Fuenta de la Prima, battle of Salamanca, capture of Madridi battle of Vlt*
toria, affair of Roncesvalles, battle near Pampeluna, affair of Echalar, assault of San Sebastian^
batttea of Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse. Present also in the attack on New Orleaoa, 8ih Jan.
1815 ; aod aubiequently at the capture of Paris. He has the War Medal with thirteen Claapt.
13 Mr. M«lvio served at the capture of Guadeloupe In 1815.
14 Doctor Scott served in the Peninsula from March 1813 to the end of the war.
15 Dr. Alex. Stewart served in the Peninsula from 1809 to the end of that war In 1814,
including the siege of the forts and battle of Salamanca, siege of Burgos, battles of the Pyrenees,
the Nivelle, the Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse. He has received the War Medal with six Claaps.
16 Doctor Arthur Stewart served on the expedition to South America in 1807 ; in the Penin-
mila fh>m March 1809 to Sept 1812 ; the campaign of 1815 ; including the battle of Waterloo.
He has received the War Bledal with four Clasps for Busaco, Fuentes d*Onor, Cindad Bodrigo, and
Badiynz.
17 Mr. Thomas's services :— Campaira in Italy in 1805, Including the occupation of Sicily.
Descent on the coast of Calabria, battle of Maida, and siege of Sc^^lla Castle in 1806. Expe-
dition to Sweden, under Sir John Moore ; and subsequently in Portugal and Spain, np to tha
retreat to Comnna, in 1808-9. Capture of Guadaioupe in 1815. He has received the Silver
War Medal with two Clasps.
18 Mr. Dowse served at the surrender of Martinique and Guadeloupe in 1815.
19 Doctor Ueuderson served nt the capture of Guadaioupe in 1810 (Medal and Clasp). In
the campaigns of 1813. 14, and 15, in Lower Canada, inclndmgPiattsburg (In medical charge of
the ISih Rfgt). Throughout the whole of the Burmese war, nndcr Sir Archibald Campbell,
with the 13th and 41st Regiments (in mtdical charj^e); was present at the storming and
capture of the inland of Cheduba, the attack and capture of Donabn, 3felIoon, Paghmmew
(Mvdal and Clasp). In 1834 he was at the capture of Coorg, as Surgeon of the 48 ih >. In
1842 with the 3rd Light Dragoons in Atfghaniatan, and present ut the forcing of the Khyber
Paas, the storming of the heights of Jugdulluck, action of T«;zeen and HnftkotaI,and oocupaiion
of Cabool (Medal). Served in the Punjaub campaign of 1848-49, including the affair of Ram-
naggur, action of Sodoolapore, and battles of Chiflian wallah and Goojerat (Medal and two
Cla^pi).
80 Dr. Miller served the campaigns or 1813 and 14 in Spain and the South ot France; with
the Expedition to New Orleans; and the campaign of 1815 under the Duke of Wellington. He
baa TCL-eived the Silver War Medal with four Clasps for the Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, and Orthea.
SI Mr. Richardson served at tlic capture of the Cape of Good Hope In 1800; reduction of
Iffonte Video, and campaign of 1806 and 7 in South America; campaigns of 1808 and 0 in tlie
^nin»ula, Including the battles of Roleia and Vimlera, for which he has received the War Medal
iriih two Cla»ps.
22 Doctor Dempster served with 38th Regt. throughout the Burmese war, including the eapturt
- of Rangoon, storm and capture of the stockades of Kincardine and Kamaroot, baulea of Ban-
goon, Aokeio, &c.
Deputy Inspectors General,
1 Doctor Barry served in the Peninsula from Aug. 1808 to Anr. 1811, and Ag^in from
Ang. 1813 to the end of that war in 1814, and has received the War Medal with four Gta«ps for
Bosaco, Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse. He served also the campaign of 1815, indnding tha
battle of Waterloo.
9 Mr. Chapman served throughout the eampaign in Affghanistan under Lord Keana, and
vas present at the storm and capture of Qhnanee (Medal).
9 boetor Collier served at the capture of Martinique, in 1809} and in the Penlnaiila from
ttia lattar part of 181S to the end of that war in 1814, inchiding the battles of Vittoria^ (MbM^
aad ToulooM. Ha baa xaoeiTed the War Medal with four CUma«
' 587 War Services of the Medical Officers.
4 Doctor Daun served at the osptore of the Cape of Good Hope in 1800. Alao tkli oMi*
paign of 1815, inoludkui the battle of Waterloo.
6 Mr. Hardo lorTea on the expedition to St Lucia in 1803, and aoeoomanied the tlonBing
party of Momo Fortune Preeent at Dominica when the French attacked the ialand in 180&;
served also at the capture of the islands oF St. Thomas and Sl Croix in 1807 1 and 1tf>rtitti<|nft
in 1809, includiog the octions of the Ut and 2 ad Fttb. Also at the capture of Goadalovpe in 18 1 S.
lie has received the War Medal wllh one Clasp for Martiniqoe.
7 Mr. Monties borvod witli the 46th on tho expedition to the Umzincola, and engaged against
the revolted Zoolu cliiuf Fodo, in 1847. Applied to juin the expedition to Turkey and efl&barkul
early in April 1654 ; was employed from tlic period of his arrival in the East, at Scutari, whero
he wa& l^iuclpal Medical Officer from 2Gth June to the Ist Jan. 1866, during which period he had
to make the necessary arrangements for the accommodation of the aick and wouuded of. our amy,
nnd received all the wounded Si>nt from the scat of war af^er tlie three great battlea of the Alms,
Bnlaklavu, and Inkerman, besides the numerous sick that were almost daily arriving: from ilic
field,— these duties being of so overwhelming; a nature, and luiviug many other difficuUies U> cw.-
tend with, his health gave way under tliis pressure of duty, which compelled him to relioQukli
his position and return to England.
8 Mr. Maodoncll served with the 80th Regt the Sutlei campaign of 1845-46, Inclodiag tlw
battles of Moodkee, Ferozeshah, and Sobraon (Medal ana two Chups). Served in the CriiBM
from 17 Sept. 64 (Medal and Clasps, and 4th Class of the Medyidie).
9 Doctor Shortt served in the Peuinsula from Sept. 1810 to the end of that wexin 1814, toil
subsequently in the American war.
10 Sir Augustus West served in Hanover in 1805 ; at Copenhagen and Sweden in 1607; ii
Portugal and Spain in 1803; at Walchercn in 1809} and in tnePeniniola from 1809 to the CDd
of that war in 1814, and has received the War Medal with seven Clasps for Buaaco^ Clodad
Ro<lrigo, Salamanca, Vittoria, St. Sebastian, Nivelle, and Nive ; and is a Commander of the Torn
and Sword of Portugal.
1 1 Doctor Knight served at Walcheren in 1809.
1*2 Doctor MaoTagan served at Walcheren in 1809. Also in the Penininla from Dec* 1811 to
. the end of that war in 1814, and has received the War Medal with six Clatpa for Badijoxp Sals-
manca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive.
13 Doctor Wright served at the capture of Martinique in 1809, for which be haa reoeived the
War Medal with one Clasp.
14 Doctor Boyos 8cr>'cd the Punjaub campaign of 1 848-40 (Medal).
16 Mr. Chisholm served in the campaign of 1815, including Waterloo, and the captote of
Paris. Was engaged in both RebelUona in Upper Canada. Accompanied Mreral naval ex-
peditions against the brigands on Lake Ontario, and among '*the Thontand Itlanda/* and
served in the gun-boats with the Marines and Indians during the attack and anrrender at Mill
Point. Was the only medical officer of the regular force on the field, and a volnnteer doriflf
the sharp conflict with the rebels and Americans near Pretcott, 13th Kov. 1838, when in-
wards of^80 of the small force were killed and wounded, including the two ofiioera who landed
with the expedition. Received high commendation in the official commnnicationa of tte Com-
mander of the Forces, ** in admiration of his conduct," and for the "Toiaalile aerrioei" hs
rendered on that occasion. The General commanding in chief directed '*hia conpalulatioBs"
to be sent to Mr. Chisholm " with reference to his exertions in that affisir ;" and the Mutrr
General expressed by ** minute" his gratification " at conduct so creditable and so hononraUs
to him."
16 ISIr. Graves served with the 4th Light Dragoons during the campaign in AffKhaDistiD
under Lord Keane, and was present at the siege and capture of Ghuznee (Medal). Served also
in the Crimea with the 68th Regt. in 1854-66, and was present at the battle of lakermsa
(Medal and Clasps).
17 Doctor Hunter served the Eastern camnaign of 1854-56, indoding the batUea of Alw
and Balaklava, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps, and 6th Class of the Medljidie).
18 Mr. Mostyn served in the Peninsula, from Jan. 1811 until the end of the war^ *«*T*^'*g
the siege of Badajoz, April 1812, battles of Salamanca, Vittoria, and the Pjreneea j $kmauag
of San Sebastian with the Volunteer party ; battles of Orthes and Tooloaae. Sevred in tfas
American war, including tlie action at Plattsburg. Present on the 18th June at Waterioo>
He has received the War Medal with eight Clasps for Badajoi, Salamanca, ViUoria, Pjicaees,
St. Sebastian, Nivelle, Nive, and Toulouse. Served with the 27th Regt. in tho Kafir wan d
1834-35 and 1846-47 (Medal).
Surgeons of the First Class^ §rc.
1 Doctor Andrew Anderson served in Naples and Calabria, and was present at the battle of
Maida and siege of Scylla Castle. Expedition to Walcheren and siege of Flnihing in 1809*
Peninsula, from Dec 1809 to Nov. 1813, including the defence of Cedia, battlea ol Boaaeo.
Fiifentes d'Ouor, and Salamanca ; siege of Burgos Castle, and aotions in the Pjreneea. He has
received the War Medal with ^re Clasps.
2 IVIr. Berry served in the Peninsula, and has received the Silver War Kedal wilk «it
(Hasp for Vittoria.
3 Doctor Boggie served the Egyptian campaign of 1801. Also inljbe P99doanI% aad feai
rcceired the War Medal with five Ciaape for Egypt^ Rdleia, Vimiera» TalaiWAi.aa.l^iHBtei
d'Onor.
5 Mr. Cpblongh terred m the Hs3bxa>Uja nax ttrnk Il^A^V^ \i^T>«^\%v«\ tho
yfar Services of the Medical Officers. 588
rampirfgii of 181 5, iiwlnding the oaptiire of Kia^y in the iilAod of Cejbn. Deooan campftigni
'tyf I8f f iild 19, indudingf £e itorm and capture of Capaid Oroog.
6 Mr. Cotton serred with the Uth Foot at the liege and captnre of Bhurtpore in 1825-6.
T Vr. Ffnnfe lerved the Waterloo campaign with the Rovau.
8 Mr. Fraeer serred in the Peniniola and hat receiTed the War Medal with three Clasps for
-Cottmna, If!relle»and Nive.
9 Mr. Galliers served in the Peninsula with the Boyals and hat receiTed the War Medal with
two Ciaspa for Yittoria and St. Sebastian. He served also the Waterloo campaign.
10 Mr. Glasco served in the Peninsula with the 83rd and has received the War Medal with
- nine Clasps for Talavera, Fuentes d*Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, SiJamanca, Yittoria, Py-
renees, Nivelle, and Nive.
11 Mr. John OriiAth served at the captnre of Martinique in 1800, and subsequently in the
- Feninsula : he has received the War Medal with four Clasps for Martinique, Busaco, t'uentos
d'Onor, and YiUoria.
12 Mr. Harrison served in the Walcheren expedition 1809; at Cadiz and in the Peninsula
fa 1811, 12, and 18; expedition to Holland, 1814 ; Netherlands and France firom 1814 till 1818.
Fkwent at the assault of Seville, bombardment of Antwerp, storming of Bergen -op-Zoom,
haUlea of Quatre Bras and Waterloo, and taking of Peronne.
13 Mr. Bobert H. A. Hunter served in medical charge of the Hclgaum field force in Canara,
- hi 1837. Also in medical charge of the Qaeen's Rojab during the oampiign in Affghanlstan
and B«loochislan, includinpf the capture of Ghuzoee and Kfaelat. Medal for Ghuxneo.
14 Doctor William Hunter served with the Coldstream Guards at the blockade of Bayonne
in 1814; also the campaign of 1815, including the battle of Waterloo.
15 Doctor Jeyes joined the 15th Hussars in 1811, and remained in that Regiment for
. twenty- eight years; he served in the Peninsula from Jan. 1813 to the end of that war in
' 1814, incradRng the affair at Morales, battles of Yittoria, Pyrenees, Orthca, and Toulouse.
^ Also the campaign of 1815, and was present at Waterloo. He has received the War Medal
with three Clasps.
16 Doctor Jones served in the Peninsula as an Assistant Surgeon of the Rifle Brij^ade and
' -from Sept. 1812 as Surgeon of the 40th, and has received the War Medal with twelve Clasps for
Cornnna, Bunco, Fuentes d'Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca, Yittoria, Pyrenees,
NiveUe, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse. He served also the Waterloo campaign.
I? Mr. Ll^tbody served at Gibraltar during the epidemic in 1804 ; with the army in Sicily
in 1807 and 8 ; in the Peninsula from March 1812 to April 1813 ; and again from April 1814
to the end of the war, including the defence of Alba de Tonnes and retreat firom Salamanca.
18 Doctor M*Mnnn served the campaigns of 1813, 14, and 15 in Holland and Flanders, in-
dndiiur the action at Merxem and bomDardment of Antwerp.
SOMr. Slev Wright served with the 59th Regt. at the siege and capture of Bhurtpore in
1825-26 (Medal).
21 Doctor Smith served the campaigns of 1813, 14, and 15, including the battles of Yittoria,
Hie f^nrenees, Nirelle, Orthes, Toulouse, and Waterloa He has received the War Medal with
- flva Clasps.
* 22 Mr. Stratton served at the capture of Martinique in 1809, and of Guadaloupe in 1810, Ibr
which he has received the War Medal with two Clasps.
23 Mr. Widmer served in the Peninsula and has received the War Medal with five Clasps for
lUtrera, Busaco, Fuentes d'Onor, Salamanca, and Yittoria.
iSurffeons,
1 Mr. Abell served in Hanover in 1805 with the 95th (Rifle Brigade); at the siece of Copen-
hagen and battle of Kioge, in 1807 ; with the army under Sir John Moore on 3ie retreat to
Gonuma ; in the Peninsula in 1810 ; and wiUi the 80th in America from 1814 to 1818.
2 Mr. Allardyee has received the War Medal with two Clasps for Yimiem and Cornnna.
5 Mr. Ayton served at flie capture of Martinique in 1809, for which he has received the War
Medal with one Clasp.
- 6 Mr. Baoot served in the Peninsula and has received the War Medal with four Clasps fbr
Cormma, St Sebastian, Nivelle, and Nive.
7 Doctor Bartley served in the Peninsula, and was present at the battle of Salamanca, fbr
irUdi he fats receiTed the War Medal with one Clasp.
10 Doctor R. H. Bolton served in the Peninsula and has received the War Medal with two
Clasps for Roleia and Yimiera.
11 Doctor Frederick Brown served in the Peninsula and has received the War Medal with one
Clasp for Albuhera.
12 Mr. Joah. Brown served in the Peninsula and has received the War Bledal with five
Clasps fbr Busaco, iVlbuhera, Yittoria, Pyrenees, and Nivello.
18 Dr. Brush served with the 26th on the China expedition (Mcilal), and was present aLtlie
'Tepnlse df thenisht-attack on Nlngpo, at the attack and captnre of Chapoo, Woosung, Shanghae,
and Chin Kiang Foo, and at tbe landing before Nankin. Served throughout the Eastern campaign
of 1864 -AG wiUi ^e 93rd Regf. and fikots Qreys, including the affair of M*Kensie's Farm, o^
tiira of Balaklava» battles of BalaklaTa, Inkerman, and Tchemaya, siege and fall of Sebastopol
'(Madia mi threa Claaps).
-'''14 Doctor John CamfMI served the campaigns of 1813 and 14 in the Peninsula and h^ t^*
588a War Services of the Medical Officers.
eelTed flie War Medal with two Claapa for Pjreneai and Orthea. He aerred afterwuda at ISfaw
Orleaaa.
16 Mr. Coombe terTed the Egyptian oampaign of 1801. Alto in the Feninanla, and hii
received the War Medal with three Cla«pa for Egypt, TaUvera, Boiaco, aod Fuentea d*Ooor.
16 Mr. Cross served in the Pt'ninsula, and iias received the Silver War Medal with four Claipi
for Bsdsjoz, NivpUe, Orthea, and Tuulou«e.
17 Mr. Cuddy served at the capture of Martiniiioe in ld09 for which he hai received the Wii
Medal with one Clasp.
18 Mr. CunniDgham aerved the oampaigna of 1813 and 14 in Upper Canada, under Sir
Gordon Drummnnd.
19 Doctor Daunt served at the capture of Madeira in 1807 ; of Martinique in 1809 (for lAidh
he has received the War Medal with one Clasp) ; and of Arracan in 1825.
20 Mr. Davidson served with the 50th in the battle of Puoniar (Medal). Alao the caapaign
on the Sutlcj (Medal), inolwling the battles of MiK>dl£eo and Feroxeshah.
29 Mr. Dealey served in the Peninsula in 1811 and 1812, and was preacnt at the battle of
AUmhera, and first siege of Bad^x.
23 Mr. Eddie served in the KaAir War uf 1846-7.
24 Mr. Este served the Egvptian campaign of 1801 (Medal), including the actkniB of the 8tk
(slightly wounded), ISih, and 21st March, and siege of Alexandria. Served alio in thePeniDSob
l^om Oot 1812 to the end uf that war in 1814, including the battles of Yittoria, Paaptlani,
Orthes, and Toulouse. Me has n ceived the War Medal with three Claspa.
27 Dootor John Furster served the campaign of 1814 in Holland.
28 Mr. Peter Fraser served in the American war, and was pres<*nt at the capture of Oswtga
29 Doctor Qaleaui joined the army in Sicily, in 1812, and was employed in the fivld imdl
landed at Leghorn, 14th March 1814. Present in the campaign of Italy with the advaaoed
army, Including the taking of the Castle of St. Maria, in Spexia, action at oebhi, aiege and lor-
render of Oen«ia, and taking of the custle oi Savon a and Navi.
80 Mr. Gilder served the Waterloo campaign with the Grenadier Guards.
31 Mr. M. Griffith aerved in the Peninsula from Jan. 1810 to the end of that war in 1814,
including the b;itllrs of Busaoo and Fuent«^s d*OnoT, siege and aasault of Ciudad Rodrigo, akp
and assault of Badajoa, battles of Salamanca, Yittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, and Orlbn,
action at Vie Bigorre (wounded), and batilo of Toulouse. Served alao in India. Arabia, mi
the Burmese Empire, from May 1818 including sieges of Asseerghur, Kas-el-Kyma, and Zsia
siege and assault uf Dwarka, affair of Beni-Buo-Ali, assault of a fortreaa on the banka of tlw
Pegu River, assault of Syrian Pagoda, siege of Donabew, and battle near Prome. He hn
received the War Medal with nine Clasps.
82 Doctor Uair^B aervicea : — Peninsular campaigns from Nov. 1812 to the end of that war ii
1814, including the battle <if Yittoria, siege of San Sebastian in August and Sept. 1813, batdei
of the Nivelle, Nive, and Orthes, and the affairs of Yera. Subaequently in the action in frcat
of New Orleans, and, finally, at the capture of Paris. He has received the War Medal witk
five Clasps.
33 Mr. Harthill served with the 9th throughout the campaign of 1842 in A£^haniatan (Mtdil)
under General Pollock.
34 Doctor Henderson served in the Peninsula, and waa present at the aiege of Badiuca, isd
both the actions of Sulamancn, 18th and 22nd July 1812. He has received the War Meaal «ilb
two Cltfsps.
35 Doctor Heriot served in tho Peninsula from June 1809, to the end of the war, indnding
the battles of Talavcra and Salamanca, siege of Burgos, and battles of Yittoria, the Pjrenesi,
Nivelle, and Orthes, and has received the War Medal with six Clasps.
36 Mr. Hiohens served the Waterloo campaign.
87 Doctor Ingham aerved in the American war, and waa present at the battlea of fort
Gkorge, Chippewa, and at the Falls of Niagara.
38 Sir Edward Johnson served in the Peninsula and haa reoeived the War Medal with oK
Clasp for Corunna, and is a Kuight of Charles the Third of Spain.
40 Doctor Thomas Lewis served in the Peninsula from July 1811 to June 1618.
41 Doctor William Lloyd served the campaign in Flanders in 1815 j also in the interior of
Ceylor during the Kandian rebellion in 1817.
42 Mr. Larimer served in tho Peninsula from June 1810 to end of that war in 1814.
45 Doctor M'Donald served in the Peninsula and has received the War Medal with aix CIsfps
for Sahaffun and Benevente, Corunna, Salamanca, Yittoria, Orthes, and Tuulouae. He aerv«d
also the Waterloo campaign.
46 Mr. Macarthur was severely wounded at tlie atorming of Seiingapttam.
47 Mr. Maclise served with the 90th Regt. in the Kaffir war of 1846-47 (Medal); andoa
the Staff in the Eastern campaign of 1854<65, and waa present at the battle of Alma (Medsl
and Clas|i8).
48 Duottir Maonish aerved with the expedition to Hanover in 1805; expedition to Sooth
Amcrioa under General Whitehick, in 1806 and 7 ; campaign of 1808 and 9, in the Feninsalsi
inoinding the battlea of Ruleia and Yimiera for which he baa reoeived the War Medal with two
Ciaspa. Expedition to Waloheren, including the siege of Fluahing.
49 Doctor Mortagh. with the effective men of the wing of the 6lh fiegt atationad at Aden,
formed part of an expedition of 500 men under the oommand of Xiieatt-Culonel {WnnMaick,
whidi deatmyed th0 Axab ^ta o( «b«k ICedi and 9hMk Ochaaa, and MntULS}Sm^
those places on the 6th Cot \&4\.
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War Sehnees of the Medical Ojtc^s.
so Mr. NeOl wired the PenininUr oampttign of 1814.
61 Mr. mriiofi lenred in Upper and Lower Canadft dnring the Bebellion in 1887 and 88.
53 Doetor P«(ereon serred in the PeninsnU from Sept 1810 to Dec. 1811. Serred aUo in
tte Barmese war.
59 DiMtor Pearson lerTed the Waterloo campaign.
54 Doctor Perscon serred in the Peninsala from Jan. 1809 to April 1813. inclndlDg the
combat of Foi d'Arouce. battle of Salamanca (for which he has received the War Medal with
one Clasp), capture of Madrid, siege of Burgos, and retreat therefrom. Served al«o the cam-
paign of 1815 aad was preiient at the battles uf Quatre Bras and Waterloo, and capture of Paris.
55 Doctor Piper served twenty years in the Kast Indies, and was present at the destruction
of the Dutch Squadron in Sourabaya in 1809. Accompanied the ezpcdidon under Admiral
Dmry t ) Mucoa, in China, as auxiliaries to the Portuguese, in 1809. Served also with the Army
of B«ierve during the Pindarrce war from 1816 to 18S1.
56 Doctor Poilok-Morris served in the East Indies from 1805 to 1823. He was in the action at
■ea with the French squadron under Admiral Linois, in the Martngo, 84, on the royage to
Madras, in Aug, 1805; he was at the siege and capture of the fortress of Adjighur in Bundle -
kand, in 1809 ; and he served throughout the Nepaul war in 1814 and 1815, including the siegat
of Kalnnga, of Nahn, and of Jey tuck.
61 Doctor Riach served the campaigns of 1813 and 14, in Germany and Holland, indnding
the action of Goerde in Hanover, 16th Sept 1813 ; affair near Antwerp in Jan. 1814; attack
on Merxem, and subsequent operations against the French fleet at Antwerp. Present in the
actions at and near Waterloo on 16th, 17th, and 18th June.
62 Doctor Robertsctn served with the 13th Light Infantry throughout the campaigni in
AIQ^hanistan from 1838 to 1842 inclusive, and was prosent at the storm and capture of Ghoin^e
Medal), assault and capture of the town and forts of Tootumdurrah, storm of Jhoolghur, night
mttack at Baboo Koosh Ghur, destruction of Khardurrah, assault of Perwandurrab, storming
of the Khoord Cabool Pass, affair of Tezeen, forcing the JugduUuck Paai, reduction of the fort
of Mamoo Khail, heroic defence of Jnllalabad and sorties on the 14th Nov. and l«t Dec 1841,
11th March, 24th March, and 1st April, 1842 ; general action and defeat of Akbar Khan before
Jellalabad, atorming the heights of JugduUuck, general action of Teseen, and recapture of
Cabool (Medal).
64 Mr. Rogers served in the Peninsula from January 1813 to the end of that war in 1814,
Jnoluding the action at Morales, battles of Vitu>ria, Pyrenees, Orthes, and Toulouse. He has
reeeiTed the War Medal with two Clasps.
66 Mr. Sbekleton served in the Peninsula and has received the War Medal with seven Clasps
for Albuhera, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes, and Toulouse.
67 Mr. Shorland served the campaign of 1808-9, including the battle of Coruona. Cam-
Vpaign of 1810 snd II in Portugal, including the battle of Busaoa Served also during the whole
of the war with the United States of North America. He lias received the War Medal with two
daapa.
70 Mr. Stephenson served in the Peninsula from March 1809 to the end of that war in
1814, and has receired the War Med:il with eight Clasps for Fuentes d'Onor, Ciudad Rodrigo,
Badaji>s. Salamanca, Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, and Nive.
71 Mr. J. Edmonstone Stewart served in the Peninsula from March 1811 to F«b. 1813, and
was present in the retreat from Burgos.
73 Mr. Ward served in the Peninsula and has received the War Medal with one Clasp for
Barrosa. ■
75 Mr. Wilkins served the campaign of li 14 in the Peninsula ; was in the Kandian war in
Ceylon dnring 1817 and 1818 ; and was Surgeon of a Light Battalion at the siege of Kolapore
in 1827. Served with the 41st Begt. throughout the campaign of 1842 in Afighanistan (Medal),
and was present in the engagements with the enemy on the 28th March and 28 ih April in the
Fidheen Valley; in those of the 29th May near Candahar, 30th Aug. at Goaine, 5th Sept
before Ghuzoee ; at the occupation and destruction of that Fortress and of Cabool, the ex-
pedition into Kohistan, storm, capture and destruction of Istalifl^ and the various minor affairs
in and between the Bolan and the Kh>l>er Passes.
76 Mr. Williams served at Waksheren in 1809, and in the Peninsula f^om 1810 to 1812.
77 Doctor Wilson served with the Gunrds the Eastern campaign of 1854.65, including the
battles of Alma, Balaklava, and Inkcrman, and siege of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp*): in a
Dispatch referring to the buttle of Inkennan, Lord Raglan writes, ** The Duke of Cambridge
speaits also in the highest terms of the spirited exertiouH of AMJstant-Surgeon Wilson, of the
7th Hussars, i»ho at a critical moment rallie<l a few men, which enabled them to hold the
ground till reinforced."
79 Doctor Wood served with the 9th Lancers in the Uwalior campaign iu 1843 (Medal); also
the SutleJ campaign of 1846, inclndint; the battle of Sobraon (Meflal).
80 Mr. Wyer served in the Peuiusula and has received the War Medal with five clasps for
Vittona, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Orthes, and Toulouse.
81 Doctor James Toung served in Africa from 1824 to 1827 inclusive, and was present at the
battle of Doodwa against the Ashantees 7 August 1826.
82 Doctor W. H. Young served in the Peninsula from March 1812 to Jan. 181 3. including tha
last siege of Badajos, and battle of Salamanca. Served also the campaigns of 1813, 14, and 15,
in Gknnany, Holland, and the Netherlands, inoloding the attaok on Bisrgen-op-Zoom, and battle
of Waterloo. H« has receiyed the War Medal with two Claapa fat Bad^oi and Salamanoa.
AuiMtoMt Sttrymu.
1 Mr. Bnaner ittf&ad tb* army In Fcftogal «u4f in 1811, i
ia S«pt. ISIS ba «m preMOt with tlut RtKL *t Um Wdw of tba FlmBM*, RlnlU, MbatCMit
umI ToaloMS, for >hkh he bu naeivwl Uie Wir Madd •rU fin CUiph EMkaAad M Bm>
de>iixfcrCuad*iiiJnBeiei4andJoiiMdtbe AnayofOcn^atkmfaiFnMela IS15,
be Mnsd nntU No*. ISIB.
S Doctor Cuuwn Mrred in ths FenintaTs ud bw reodTad tba War Med»l witk m
far ViUorii, P/rwca*, St. Sebwtiin, Nhella, Nlxa, Ortba^ and ToaloHa.
3 Mr. Bddonaa aanod la the Penlnnla uid bu reoeiTad the War Madkl two wltk C3Mi
Cnr Cindad Bodrigo ud Badqoi.
4 Mr. Erar* Mrred tbe Witarioo campaln.
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%mihmM. aa Levrb Haardt 14 Dec. 12 do
Lewia Scharnhorst 16Nov. 13 do
m Chailea Herman Lodowieg •«..16IW}. 14 do
John fted. Schlichthont SO May do
Frani Rottiger 36 Nov. do
AdolphoaBechtern .....34 July 15 do
LewuHagemann 26jBly. do
PaymuUr John Blundatone 9 April 05 do
V§Ur*'SMrg. John Fiederick Hilmer 33 Aug. 06 do
ENGINEERS.
ItiLUut. 9 William Unger 14Aug. 11 do
STAFF.
'^••Mf^ort a Fr. Chr. Barm Heimbarg • • • .Copf. 30 July 15 do
9 Oa George Baring Ciipl. 30 Nov. do
MISCELLANEOUS CORPS.
BRUNSWICK CAVALRY.
Cbpfeinf * William de WulfTen 38 SepU 09 14 jane 16
* Alexander von Erichaen • • • • 7 Mar. 11 do
'I' Gnstavua Conrad Alex.vonGirsetrald 4 Nov. 13 do
LMit«ii«H< William von Lubeck I Nov. 34 Feb.
Comet Fredeikk Moeller 10 Mar. 14 34 June
A^tuni William Butie Li>uf. 36 Sept. 09 do
Qumr.'^Maiter Ferdinand de Bothmer 31 June 10 do
BRUNSWICK INFANTRY.
lAmUnanis Ernest von Patziniky «... 37 Sept. 09 1814
*Carl. EmettBemer do ' do
Frederick Hauler 37 Jone 11 de .
Albert von Gieisheiffl ....• 37Aug. 34 June 15
OwilM Htbtrltnd 1 Apnl 14 1814
JM^ ' ^' lolitttaiiCoitNStea^dBM^ v««\. V^^dlrld db'^ -
foreign BiUfifOf,
CHASSEURS BRITANNIQUE8. iwtJj. .,,
CtfUh, deBrem JT^r 4;nna I4 34Jun« 14
iMutnaHU 3Dm. 07 3 No*. U
4M.y 10 1814
38 Jun* do
VA 1^ 280st, do
33Jd1v 13 do
SIAprit 14 do
Auiit.-Surg, IginlioD Stamp! 13 Apr. 10 do
- ROYAL CORSICAN RANGERS,
Caplatni Jouph Paoiltieri 6Jan. VI 1817
. Juquei Cninler 37 Ha]> 13 do
LMaimui) ADlooioD'Odiaidi 10 Fab. 13 do
PerotU SfiJunt, da
Enrign Jo«sph Siuioi , 19 M*y 14 m'
GREEK LIGHT INfAMTRY.
lUultaanU Pictro Anlonio Salnloiio 2JuIy 18 1S14
PiemAilDto SSJoM 14 do
LuiittMut Em. For.Chi. Bun, RicfaW Ml Mir. 06 1B1I
MEtlRON'S REGIMEKT.
CgpiaJM G«orge AlsxiDdec Dtnlel 34 Sept. 04 1808
DtHMHHli Chirlu da OunoMU S8 ApiU U IS 8«M. 18
AniniM Fred, da GiaBeoiiad SOApril do
AuguK. de Lorial 38 Sept. U do
Julei CMor Sinn 10 Jan. IS do
BOLL'S BEOIUENT.
Captitfn raid. CmiiUda li Villc 31 Oct. 0( SS Dtc. II
ufaUMod SUoir. »T 1816
36Jan. 10 do
UFrb. 11 do
38Fab. do
ISOcl. 13 do
SDte. do
nSetit. IS do
IKT flOci. 14 do
EhiI*n tlJoM 16 t»
OuMfUiK IJnly IS 18a« '
Auiil.-Siirg. Charlai OaoiBelltfo SSNov. 13 do
SICILIAN REGIMENT.
LinUNanti Tbomu do Foau 6 April 09 35 Mtr. 18
Outun da Reqoofeuil 33Aag. 10 , i»
-i REGIMENT.
UikL-CbI. SlHij 12340et. 18
LMMnoKC liUaj 07 do
Eiuira iMhn- Win. 14 do
CItMwIam 23Aptil 13 do
iIaiM,-SHrs. Jem BapiiMa Botdin 1 Maj OlSSJalj 16
YORK LIGHT INFANTRY VOLUNTEERS.
Ctpiaim Arthur LcDQ dc riniciu 15 Jooa l&30Ju1j 18
liiatHuRO Aotoina Louii da Meodibu* 8 July U19Mir, IT
JohaOrdoB lOJulf do
Eutip, LoaiiTlialaa 14 Sapt, 13 35 Jotr 18
FOREIGN VFrERAN BATTAUON,
Caplal* fiwlerlek Wvnaken 8 7u^ I194Fab. 16
LUuttMuU Oeotita da Wiiia 30 Aug. 11 do
m.^redcnckTanFinka —,..... V »»-» de
rc%^0f CORPB OP WAGGONEIt&' . . . ^ '
Cttmk A^B AlbanKn^p vr'>» \i¥» "' ^ ^'^V }^-
OFFICERS
TO WHOM
GOLD DECORATION S
HAVE BEEN GRANTED
IN COMMEMORATION OF THEIB SERVICES IN THE
FOLLOWING BATTLES OR ACTIONS.
Miida 4 July 1806
Holeia 17 Aog. 08
Vimien ••• ••••••••• 21 Aug.
SthaguD, BeDtvantc, &c. (actions of Cavalry) . • • . • Dec. 1808 & Jao. 09
Coruona 16 Jan.
Martioiqiie (tttack and cAptura) Feb.
TaUvera 27 & 38 July
Guadaloope (attack and capture) Jan. Ac Feb. 10
BoMco 27 Sept.
Barroia • 5 Mar. 11
Fuenlaa d'Onor • •••....•• 6 May
Albuhon 16 May
Java (attack and capture) Aug. & Sept.
Ciudad Kodrigo (assault and capture) Jan. 12
BadajoB ( do. do. ) 17 Maich & 6 April
Salamanca 22 July
Fort ]3ctroit, America (capture of) Aug.
Viuoria • 21 June 13
Pyrenees 28 July to 2 Aug.
St. Sebastian (assault and capture) « Aug. k Sept.
Chaltfauguay, America 26 Oct.
Nivelle 10 Nov.
Chrystksr's Farm, America •• . • • 11 Not.
Nlve 9 to 13 Dec.
Orthes 27 Feb, 14
Toulouse 10 April
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MOST NOBLE ORDER OF . THE ^GARTER.
(AceorJing to their Stalt^y
KNIQHTS. <KQ,) -
Colonel His Rmfol Hiffhm99 the PHma ^ 9 IWCoIoq^lCiiarles, Dit/^pf Richnipiid^Aide-
<ie>Caaip lo the Queea, Sataex llilida*
Wales.
field Manhal HU Roual Higimm The Prinn ^Itm-
mtrt, KT. KP. GCB. GCMCL Oreo. Gds.
General Ha Rotfal HighMtg" Hti Duke ef Cam-
bridge, OCB. KP. OCMCk Vormnaniing'-iH'
CM^, '■'. %foU Fos. Guerdt.
Field Aianhal Hi* Majtit^tkt King tf tht Bel-
giant, OCB. GCH.
Ci^OBel'W. F. Oultto/Biicclaecli,
Ediobuifh Militia.
LiMt.-Gener») Heavy , Pufc* of Clevelfud. -
Captaiii Ri^rd, Mta^uk </ Hertfotd, X p.
aBDri.
M^or General Arthur, JMkt i/ Wclli>gtoa.
fw ". V, ^ ■; * ■ ■■ r. .^ n.
OFFICERS i
jfOWiHO^lNQ mNK IN IBB ARMY.
:: '. ;; > ■*■ ^ ■ of^-fkm " "' -'■ ' ' . "" -"^ 2
MOST ANCIENT ANl) MOSt NOBLB OEDBR OF MEEf^THISTp.
Field Manhal HU Rcjul Hifhni$l%$ PrtnuOm- I Geacnd Georgi, Maro. ^Tweeddale, CS. . .i30 F.
#prt, KQ. KP. GCB. GCM(?^ - ■ jQieiuGdi^l . I -. ^
■'■ '6. m* '" =
., OFflGERS;
now; HOLDIllG HANK IN TUE ARMY
MOST ILLUSTRIOUS^ ORDER OF ST. PATPRICK*
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KNIGHTS. (KP.) ■ .•_'."'^
Field Marahal Hu Roywi Highim SU IMiet Con- { Maioc^Senanl FniiQi^ ^r^ H^* ^ Cfm>f'ia||em»
mn,KO.KT.OCB.GC6fCr, , G»o.Odi. flCtf, '^ l^. ^ ^ ^%vu
General Hii fiv^ H^aiM^ JM^ ^f QwH aei*ttlHi%h^Fito j!^ ^^v..flg^, 1" ,
549
OFFICERS
NOW HOLDING llANK IN THE ARMY
orTBF
MOST HONOURABLE ORDER OF THE BATH.
KNIGHTS, GRAND CROSS. (GCB.)
Field Marshal ///> UowdHifihntis The Prinev Con-
sort, KG, KT. KP, GCMG, Grcniidier (SuanU
(CWeat Master of the Ordfi.)
Field Marshal His MuJeUii the King of the Bel-
gians, KG. and GCII.
General IIU Royal Highnut, George W. K.
C. Duhe of Cambridge, KG. KP. GCMG.
Coinmanding-in-Chivf Scots Fusilier Guards.
9 Hlakeney, General lU. lion. Sir K. GC//...1 F.
Bloomfield, Lieul. J. A. D. Lard (Civil) h. p.
Culdat. Gds.
Hritbooe. Gen. Sir Thomai M. Bt, GCll, 34 F.
Hruwn, General 6ir George, A'// Rif. Ur.
Hurgoyne, General .Sir John F. Bart, . . R.Kog.
Caldwell, General Sir Janie* L. . . Madras Engineers
SCljde, General Cultn, Lord 93 F.
Coinberroerc, Field Marshal S., ViiC, GCII,
1 Life Guards.
9 Cotton, General Sir Willoughby, KCH. . .32 F.
9 Douglas, Gen. Sir H. Bt, GCMG. (Civil) 15 F.
y Ent^land, I^.General Sir Richard, KH. ..50 F.
8<{li3i Evans, Lt.Gen. Sir De Lacy 21 F.
SB Gardiner, Gen. Sir Robert W. KCH. U. Art.
fl Wi Gomm, General Sir W. Maynard . . 13 F.
9 Gouffh,Gen. Hugh, Vise. KP. R. Horse Guards.
1 low ard de Walden ,Capt.C. A ,Lord( Civil) h.p.8 F.
llowden, Maj.General J. 11. Lord, KH. (Civil)
p M'Mahon, General Sir Thomas, Bf 10 F.
Outram, Lt. Gen. Sir James, Bart. . . Bombay Inf.
Pollock, General 6'ir George .. •• Bengal AitUlenf
Hose, Major General Sir Hugh H 45 F.
9 9'9'l Uu&s, General Sir Hew D... Royal Artillerr
V Wi Seaton, General John Lord, GCMG. GCH.
2 Life Guards
9 CH Simpson, General Sir James .87 F.
9 ^9il Smith, Lieut.Geiieral Sir Harry George
Wakelyn, JSurt., RiSe Brigade
9 Wi Strafford, Field Marshal John, Eurl of,
GCH. Coldstream Guards
9 lU Woodford, General Sir Alex. GCMG. 40 F.
KNIGHTS COMMANDERS. (KCB.)
Airey, Major Gen. Sir Richard, Qr.Mr. General.
JAitchikon, Lt.General Sir John 72 F.
Auchmuty, Lt.Gen. Sir Sam. B • . .7 F.
Barker, Colonel Sir George Robert R. Art. I
9 Bell, Lt.Gen. .Sir John 4 F.
Bontinck, Major General Sir Henry J. \V. 28 F.
9 ^M Bowles, Lt.Gen. Sir Geo 1 W. L R.
Brotherton, Lt.Gen. Sir Thos. Wro. . . 1 Dr. Gds.
BuUer, Major Gen. Sir George . . from Rifle Br.
Biinhiiry, Lt.General Sir Henry EJw. Bart.
('ardigan. Major Gen. James Thos., JSarlofb Drs.
Cautley. Colonel Sir Proby Thomas ( Civil), late of
Bengal Art.
Cheape, Lt.General Sir John . . Bengal Engineers
9 <?.«|il Clifton, General 6ir A. B., AX7/. .. 1 Drs.
Codrington, Lt.General Sir William J.^^. . . .54 F.
Cotton, Major General Sir Sydney J.
Cubbon, Lt.Gen. Sir Mark (Civil) . . . .Mad. Inf.
Dacres, Maj.Gen. Sir Richard J. . .from R. Art.
Denison, Colonel Sir Wm. Thos. (Civil) R. Eng.
9 Douglas. General Sir James 42 F.
Douglas, Colonel Sir John 70 F.
9 Downes, General Ulysses, Lord 29 F.
9 Fergusson, Lieut.Gcneral Sir James .... 43 F.
9 Fitz Gerald, General 5ir John Forster. ... 18 F.
Franks, Major General Sir Thomas Harte
9 Garrett, Major Genoral Sir Rolwrt, KH.
Grant, Major General iS^ir Jamos Hope
Grant, Maj.General Sir Patrick .. Bengal Infantry
9 Guise, Gcncial Sir Juhn Wiight, Bt 85 F.
Hall, Insp.Gen. of Hospitals, 5ir John, MD, h. p.
Hearsey, Maj.General Sir John B. ..Bengal Cav.
SHope, General Sir James A 9 F.
oustoun. General Sir Rub Bengal Cavalry
In^lis, Major General Sir John Eardley Wilmot
9 ^Sl Jackson, Lt.Gen. Sir James, KH. . . 6 Drs.
Jebb, Colonel Sir Joshua (Civil).. r. f. p. R. Eng.
9 Jones, Major Gen. Sir Harry D. from R. Emr.
Jones, Colonel Sir John 60 F.
J^ighton, General Sir David . . . .Bombay Infantry
9 (LB Love, Lt.Geo. Sir James Fred. KH. 57 F.
9 LoTell, Maj.Gen. Sir Lovell Benj.,A'^. 18 Drs.
Lucan, Lt.Gen. Geo. Chas., Earl qf .»S Hussars
Lugard, Major General Sir Fid ward
{McDonald, Lt.General Sir John. 92 F.
McGregor, Lt.General Sir Duncan (Civil)
9 MacAndrew, Insp.Gen. of Hospitals, 5ir Joba
3f2>. h.p.
8 Maclean, Com. Gen. Sir George b. p.
Maclaine, General Sir Archibald 52 F.
Mansfield, Major General Sir Wm. Rose
Melville, Maj.General Henry Vieeount from 60 F.
Michel, Major General Sir John
9 911 Moore, Lt.General Sir Wm. Geo. . .60 F.
Napier, Colonel Sir Robert Bengal Eng.
9 Napier, General Sir William F. P 22 F.
Nicdls, General Sir Edward late of Ro3*al Marinei
9 Pasley, Lt.General 5ir Chas. Wm R. Ens, -
Pennefather, Major General 6'ir John L. ..467.
Phipps, Colonel Hon,S\TCharlesBeaumont (Civil)
Rawiinson, Lt.Col. Sir H. C. (Civil) Bombay lof.
Richards, General Sir Wm. •• •.Bengal Infaatij
Roberts, Major General Sir Henry Gee, Bombay
Army
£SI Rokebj, Major General H. Lord
9 Wi Rowan, Lt. General Sir William 19 F.
Scarlett, Major General Hon, Sir Jamea Yorke
9 Schoedde, Maj.General Sir James H 56 F.
Scott, General Sir Hopton S Madras Infaeliy
9 Q3A Scovell, General Sir George, 4 Dragmi
Seaton, Major General Sir Thomas, leie of Beoflsl
lit
Shell, Major General Sir Jaitin {Civil) Bcngtl .;
iBftntij
Most Hanourabk Order of the Saih. 560
KNIGHTS COMMANDERS— «oiiiinMC(f. , W atsoD, Geaeral Sir JtmM 14 F.
13a 9 Sleigb, Generml Sir James Wallace 9 Drs. Wetherall, LieutGen. Sir Geo. Aug. KH, 84 F.
Smith, Sir Andrew, MD, (Civil) .. late Director | Wliitlock, Major Ueaeral Sir Geo. C. Madraa
Geoeral Army Medical Departmeot Armj
9 VIA Somerset. U.Gen. Sir Henrj, KH. 25 F.
Steely Maj.Geo. Sir Scadamore \V. Madras Army
^Stovio, General 5ir Frederick, KCMO, ..83 F.
Straubenzee, Major General Sir Cbas. T. Van
Stuart, Colonel Sir Charles S Bombav Inf.
Tulloch, Major Gen. Sir Alex. Murray, CCivilJ
Military Suoerimttndent of (Htt- Pensioners.
Walpoloy Colonel Sir Robert .RlBe Hr.
Williams, Mai.Gen. Sir Wm. F. Bt from R. Art.
9 WilUhire, Lt.General Sir Thomas, Bt. ..51 F.
Wilson, MajorGtiu.6tr Arcbdale,^ar^ Bengal Art.
9 Wi WooiiforJ, Maj. General Sir J. G., KCH.
Wood, Colonel Sir David £ R. Art.
Wyroer, Lt.General Sir Geo. Petre. • ..Bengal Inf.
9 €SeI Wyndbam, General Sir Henry 1 1 Huasarg
9 Wi Yorke, Lieat.Geu. Sir Charles ... .33 F.
COMPANIONS. (CB.)
Abbott, Colonel Augustus Bengal Artillery 9 ^^ Browne ^ Colonel Fielding
Abbott, Msj.Geoeral Sir Fr«d. late of Bengal Eng. ' Browne, Lt.Colonel James F. M R. Eng.
Abbott, Major Henry Dyett Madras Inf. ' Browne, Colonel Thomas Oore .. . .late of 41 F.
9*'Court Repington, Gen. Charles Ashe, A' if . 41 F. Browne, Msj.General Walter John . . Bombay Inf.
Adams, Colonel Frank • 28 F. '■ Brownrigg, Colonel John Studhohne tJnatt.
Adams, Com.Gen. George '^* P* I Bruce,* Lt.Colonel Herbert Bombay Inf.
Adye, Lt.Colonel John Miller Royal Art. ; firydon, Surgeon William Bengal Army
Ainslie, Colonel Wm. B Unstt. < Bunbury , Colonel Henry Wm h. p. 23 r.
Airey, Lt.Colonel James T Coldst. Grds.
Alejtaoder, Lt.Colonel Geo. G K. Mar.
Alexander, Major General James, Bengal Artillery
9 Bunhitrv, Ll.CoI. Thomas late of 80 F.
Bulwer. Lt.Colonel Edward 23 F.
Hurlton, Colonel William.. late of Bengal Cavalry
Alexander, Insp. Gen. of Ilosp. Thos. ' Burton, Major Adolphus W. D 7 Dr. Gds.
Anderson, Lt.Colonel John R R. Art. \ Byng, Lt.Colonel John Madras Cavalry
9 Anilsrum, Lt.Colonel Joseph, KH. . . late of 50 F. | Cadogan, Colonel Hon. George h. p.
Anderson, Colonel William late of Bengal Artillery | Cameron, Major General Duncan A.
Anstruther, Major Gen. Philip late of Madras Ar- | Cameron, Lt.Col. Geo. Poulett . .Madras Infantiy
tiliery | Campbell, Colonel George 62 F,
Apthorp, Colonel East Madras Infantry j Campbell, Lt.Colouel Hugh A. B • .R. Art.
9 Arbuthnott, General Hon. Hugh 38 F.
Armatrong, Colonel James Wells . . . .Depot Batt.
Amott, Surgeon Fras. S. Ml). .... Bombay Army
Aabbumbaaa, Maj.Gen. Hon, Thomas from 29 1*.
Backhouse, Lt.Col. Julius B late Bengal Art.
9 Bainbrigge, Lt.General Philip 26 F.
Balders, (Lionel Cha^. Wm. Morlcy ... .13 Drs.
Balfour, Lt.Colonel George (CVrt/).. Madras Art.
Campbell I Maj .General John. . . .Madras Infantry
Campbell, Surgeon John, MD Bengal Army
Campbell, Colonel John F. 0 91 F.
Capon, Maj. General David . . . .Bombay Infantry
Carleton, Lt.Colonel Henry Alex... ..Bengal Art.
Carmichael, Maj.Gen. Charles M. Bengal Cavalrv
Carmichael, Lt.Colonel James D 32 F\
Carnegy, Maj. General Alex Bengal Infantry
Barchard, Major Chas. Henry Bengal Inf. | Carruthers, Lt.Colonel Richard . . • .late of 2 F.
Barrow, Lt.Colonel Lousada .... Madras Cavalry 9 Cator, Lt.General Wro. ..from Roval Artillery
Baumgariner, Lt.Colonel Robert J 27 F. ' 9 I13ft Chalmers, Lt.General Sir Wm.' KCH.IS F.
Becber, Colonel Arthur M Bengal Inf. Chamberlain, Colonel Neville Bowles Bengal Inf.
Bechwith, Maj. Gen. CharUt Chapman, Colonel Fred. £. • . .R. Eng*
Bell, Major General George Christie, Colonel Samuel T 80 F.
Beii, Lt.6>l. Thtmuu late of 48 F. , Church, Lt.Col. Sir U. GCH. . .late of Gr. Lt. In.
Bent. Colonel George R. Eng. ' Claremont, Colooel Edward Stopford .... Unatt.
Bingbam, Lt.Colonel Geo. Wm. P 60 F. ' Cloete, Major General Sir A. J. KH. .. ..Unatt.
Birch, Major General R. J. H. ..Bengal Infantry Coke, Colonel John Bengal Infantry
Blair, Lt.Col. Charles Devaynes ..Bengal Army ' Colbome, Colonel Hon. Francis Unatt.
Blaka, Lt.Colonel Edw. S Bombay Art. Cole, Colonel Arthur Lowry 17 F.
SBUke, Col. IVUliam Williams. . . .late of 11 Dr. Colebrooke, Lt.Gen. Sir Wm. M. G. KH. {Civil)
lane, Lt.Colonel Robert Unatt. Royal Artillery
Blundell, Maj. General Fred. . . Madras Artillery ' Colvin, Colonel John late of Bengal Armv
Blunt, Lt.Colonel Chat. Harris Bengal Art. ' Congreve, Colonel Geo h. p. 29 F.
9 Booth, Dep. Commissary General William, h. p. Conway, Colonel Thomas S .Gr. Gds.
Boiton, Colonel Aithur Depot Batt. Corbett, Major General Stuart . . Bengal Infantry
Bourcbier, Lt.Colonel Eustace Fsno . . . . R. Eng. . 9 Couperf Colonel Sir Geo. Bart, KH,
Bourcbier, Lt.Colonel George ...... Bengal Art. ; Cox, Lt.Colonel John Wm 13 F.
BradfonI, Maj. General John F. ..Bengal Lt. Cav. Craigie, Maj.General P. Edmonstone 31 F.
Brandling, Lt.Colonel John James R. Art. - Crawford. Colonel Wm. Thomas R. Art.
Braayar, Lt.CoIonel Jeremiah .. ..Bengal Army Crommelin, Major Wm. Arden • • • .Bengal Eng.
9 ^^ Brereton, Maj.Gen. Wm. KH. from R. Art. Cuninghame, Colonel Arthur A. T. h. p.
Brind, Colonej James. Bengal Art. ! Curtis, Colooel J. G. W. . . late of Bengal Infantry
gal Artillery i Curson, Colonel ITofi. Rich. Wm. P Gr. Gdt.,
Brooke, Maj.General George.. ..Bengal ,
il Brown, lILColonel Giisfavifi late of 95 F. CusUnce, Lt.Colonel Woo. ^eviUe. • . .6 Dr. Gds.
^rowo, SuprnDtendiDg Surg. John C. Bengal Army | D'Agullar, Colonel Charley ^. R* Art.
D D 2
561 Moit Honourable Order of the Baih.
COiMPANIONS— cemh'ntfftf. ; George, Colonel Frederick Darlej ........ Unatt.
: GibboD, Major James Robert R. Art.
paly, Lt.Colonel Henry Bombay Inf. Gibson, Insp.Oen. of IloapiUla J. B., Ml}.
Dalzell, Lt.Colonel Hon. Hobert A. G. \ Glyn. Lt.Colonel Julius Kicbard Rifle Br.
Daubeney, Colonel Henry C. Barnslon. .b. \u 71 F Godby, Maj.Gcneral Christopher Bengal Infisn^
Daubeny, Lt.Colonel Jnmed 62 F. i )p Goldie, ] ^.General Geo. Leigh 77 r.
Dawson. Colonel Robert K. ( Civil) r. f. p. U. Eng. (ioodenougb, Colonel Arthur Cyril .... Depot Bait.
Deacon, Lt.Colonel Charles Clement 61 F. Goodwyn, Colonel Julius Edm 41 F.
Delamain, Colonel Cha. Hen. late of Bombay Cav.
De la Motte, Lt.Gencral Peter . .Bombay Cavalry
Gordon, Col. //on. Alex., Uep.Qr.Mas.Geo.UnatL
Gordon, Dap. Insp. Gen. of Hosp. Arch. AfD.
Dennis, Colonel Maurice G 60 F. ; Gordon, Surgeon, Charles Alex., MJ) 10 F.
De Rotteoburg, Colonel George {Civil) . . lOO F. j Gordon, Lt.Colonel Chas. Henrpr .... Depot BstL
Dickson, Colonel Collingwood R. Art. Gordon, Henry \Vm. {Civil) Militory Storekeeper
Digbj, Major George S R. Mar. ■ Gordon, Colonel John Wm R. tja..
Dixon, Colonel George Depot. Bait, j || C9ft (lOrc, Lt.General Hon. Cliarlea, KU. 91 Jr.
Doberty, Colonel Henry Edward •. .. ..h. p. 9 F. ; Gough, Major General J. Bloomfield
Douglas, Colonel John h. p. ! (iowan, Maj.General Geo. Kdw. Bengal Artillerj
9 DougUs, General Robert. . ..late of R. Artillery i Graham, Major General Forte&cue •• . . R. MarijMi
Douglas-Monteath, Lt.General Tito. .. Ikngal Inf. I Graham, Colonel Henry Hope 59 F.
Drake, Com. Gen. Wm. Henry Grant, Major General Charlea Bengal Art.
Drought, Lt.Colonel Richard Bengal Inf.
Drysdale, Lieut. Colonel William 9 Drs.
Dumbreck, Insp. Gen. of Hosp. David, MD.
Dunlop, Colonel Franklin •••.... .R. Art.
9 Dunmorp, Thomas ••Commissary-Genera) h. p.
J3unsford, LuColoiiel Henry Fred Bengal luf.
Dupuia, Major General Jolm Edw. ..from R. Art.
Durand. Colonel Henry Marion .... Bengal Log.
9 ^^ Dyncley, Lt.(ieneTal Tho R. Artilleiy
Ciranr. Colonel John T 49 F.
^31 Grant, Insp. Gen. Siir J. 11. MD. KH. b.p.
G I attan. Colonel John b. p. 18 F.
Greathed, Colonel E^lw. Harris UnitL
Green, Colonel Kdwurd Bombay Infantiy
Green, Lt.Colonel Geo. \V. Guy Bengal Idl
(ireen, Major Wm. H. R. (Civil) •• BoralMiy lof.
Cireenwood, Lt.Colonel Wm. ..late of R. ArtiUciy
( iritfith. Colonel Henry D 2 Dra^oooi
Eckford, Major-General James . . Bengal Infantry Gunning, John h. p. Insp.-Geo. of Hospitali
Eden, Maj.General John Gu\ , Colonel Philip M.N 5 F,.
Edwardea, Lt.Colonel Herbert Bonj. ..Bengal Inf.
Edwards, Colonel Clement Alex 18 F.
Ellice, Colonel Charles Henrr 24 F.
9 Ellicombe, Lt.GeDeral C. G., from R. Eng.
Elliot, Surgeon Major Richard Coffin ....R. Art.
Hagart, Colonel Charles UiW*
Hagttrty Lt.Colonel James M'Caul late of 7 Drs.
Hale, Colonel Edward B • ISF.
9 OA Halkett, Lt.Col. Hugh, KCH. late of Ger.
Legioa
Ellis, Lt.General Samuel Burden . • • • R. Marines Halkett, Lt.Colonel John Craigie. . Bengal lo^Btiy
English, Lt.Colonel Frederick 53 F. Hall, Lt.Gener.il Henry Bengal Infaotrj
Kvans, General Thomas 81 F. Haly, Colonel Wm. O'Grady 38 F.
Evelegh, Colonel Fred. Chaa • • • ,20 P. Hamilton, Maj.General Charlea • .Bengal Artilkij
Ewart, Colonel John Alex 78 F. , Hamilton^ Colonel Sir ChoM. J'oknJ., liari.. Isle
Eyre, Colonel Vincent ••••• .Bengal ^Vit. : of Scots Fusilier Qosidi
Fair, General Alex Madras Infantry Hamilton, Colonel Fred. Wm Gr. Guards
Farqubar, CV>lonel Robert . • Bombay luf. Hamilton, Lt.Colonel Henry 78 F.
Farren, Colonel Richard T Depot Batt. Hamilton, Colonel Walter ..... .Insp. F. Officer
Fenwick, Colonel William 10 F. . 9 Harding. Lt.Gen. Geo. Judd Rojal £dz.
Ferryman, Colonel Aug. H 89 F. Harding, Colonel Fra. Pym 22 F.
9 Filder, Commissary General W' illiam .... h. p. Hardinge, Lt.Colonel Hon. Arthur ¥,. Coldst. Gdi.
y Finch, Lt.General Hon, John 24 F. Hamess, Colonel Henry Drury R. Eng.
Fisher, Lt.Colonel George Bombay Infantry Harrington, Colonel Leiceater, Eari ttf' . ...UasU.
Fitzmaycr, Colonel James Wm R. Art. 9 ffarriitut, Lt.Colonel John Bucou . • laic of 50 F.
9 Fleming, Lt.General P2di¥ 27 F. 9 Harvey, General Sir Robert John . .2 W. L lU^
Foley, Colonel Hon. St. Geo. Gerald Unatt. Hawkins, Maj. Gen. Francis Spencer, Bengal ioL
Forbes, Lt.Colonel John Bombay Cavalry Hay, Colonel Alex. S. Leith 93 F.
Fordyce, Lieut.Colonel Chas. Fru Unatt. Henderson, Lt.Colonel Robert Madraa Eiigineia
Forrest, Insp.Gen. of Hosp. John, AfD. I Herbert, Colonel Charles 54 F.
Forster, Lt.Colonel Henry . . • .Bombay Artillery '■ Herbert, Lt.General Charles . • • .Madras Infaatij
Franrklyn, Colonel John Henry R. Art. I lerbert, Colonel Htm. Percy £. ..••.••• ..62F^
Franklin, Major Chas. Triganco ........ R. Ait. Hervey, Maj.General AndreW . • . .Bengal lafaBirj
9 Franklin, Insp.Gen. of Hospitals Henry . .h. p. Ileyland, Colonel Alfred I'bos. ..^ F.
F'ranklyn, Colonel Charles 84 F. > Hicks, Maj.-General George .... Bengal Intaatiyi
Fraser, Lt.Colonel James late of Bengal Cavalry. Hicks, Colonel Thos. Wm. ..late of Bombay Art.
Eraser, Dep. Insp.Gen. John, MD. Hill, Colonel Percy RiBe Br.
Frederick. Lt.General Edward ..Bombay Infantry }^ |i9il Hill, Col. Sir Robtrt C. late of R. HoiseGJk
Freese, Colonel John Noble A R. Art. liinde, Lt.Colonel John 8F.
9 French, James, Ml). h.p. Insp.Gen. of Hospitals Hocker, Lt.Colonel Edward. R. Mar.
fl $23 Fuller, Lt.Colonel Fmncis.. . .late of 59 F. Hodiie, Colonel Edw. C*.. Uiatt
yers, Lt.Culonel Win. A ug Rifle Br. ^ Wi Hodges, Capi. Geo. Lloyd ( Civil) k. p.
Gairdner, Maj.General Wm. John, Bengal Infantiy ' Hoggau, Maj.General John.. .*. • .Bengal lafiiBliJ'
Gaitskell, Lt.Colonel Fred Bengal Art. Hogge, Colonel Charles Bengal An.
Qall, Lt.Colonel Richard Herbert 14 Drs. Holdich, Colonel Edw. Alan ...SOF.
Galwey, Lt.Colonel Michael Madras Inf. ' Ilolloway, Colonel Thomas JU Ji»t^
Gambler, Colonel Gloucester R. Art. Huoner, Colonel Robert Wm BoBbar Itk
Otddet, Colonel William ..... .Bengal ArtiUery Hope, LuColooel WiUiam •••.•«« t«i '•
Most Honourable Order of the Bath,
5S2
COMPANIONS— fuHtinKtfd.
IS, Colonel \Vm. Friend ....•.•.•• R. Mar.
SOD, Maj.Gen. Sir Chas. late of Mad. Army
Lionel Fred h. p. 20 F.
ttl, Colonel Alfred H Hifie Br.
Major Dixon Edvr R. Art.
Maj.General Geo Bengal Infantry
Lt.CoIonel Henry Gr. Gds.
rford, Lt.CoIonel T. J. W Bengral Art.
, Major General Thomas . .r. f. p. R. Mar.
aite, Maj.Geneial Kdward Beiijpil Artillery
Haj.Gen. George, .lute of Bombay Artillery
LtCol. Wm. Lennox 62 F.
Surgeon James Gordon, Afl) 64 F.
Dep. Insp.Oen. Fra. Wm. MD.
Dep. lD8p.«Gen. John Harrie Ker.
Colonel Alex R. Arl.
], Colonel John . .late of Bombay Infantry
Colonel Geo. Le Grand Dombay Inf.
irgeon Joseph 78 F.
s, Colonel £dm. R DepAc Batt.
y Major Soaroe Gambler 18 Drs.
ti, Lt.CoIonel Edwin Beaumont Bengal Art.
sne, Lieut. Colonel John D 33 F.
Colonel Henry R 6 Dr. Gds.
Colonel Wm 61 F.
Colonel Richard Denis 34 F.
Lt.CoIonel Thomas C 47 F.
11, Major Arnold B Bombay Art.
ah, Lt.General Thomas 63 F.
Kennedy, Maj.Gen. Alex. K. Clark, KH,
6 Dr. Gds.
Kennedy, Lt.General Jas. Shaw •• ••47 F.
ly, Colonel John Clark h. p. 18 F.
Colonel Lord Mark 13 F.
of0, Lteni. Colonel Robert N. F.. . ..late of
Scots Fusil. Guards
!^oloncl Noel Thomas R. Art.
Ciolonel Henry A twell Unatt.
Haj.General C. R. W. .... Bengal Infantry
Vlaj.Gen. John Theophilus Bengal Artillery
I, Maj.Gen. Thos. A. (Civil) r. f. p. R. Eng.
Latour, Lt.General P. A. KH 3 Drs.
ice, Colonel Arthur J h. ]). Rifle Br.
Buner, Lt.CoIonel Wm. Geo. ...... R. Art.
, Colonel Thomas • . . B. Mar.
Colonel John Thomas late Bombay Artillery
, Colonel John Bombay Inf.
ody, Major John G Bombav Art.
lot, Lt.Olonel Thomas .84 F.
ie, Lt.CoIonel Sir John Seott Inte of Gr. Gds.
f. General A lex. Bengal Artillery
, Insp.Gen. of Hosp. Wm. MD.
Colonel Archibald 9 Drs.
Colonel Juhn ... .la le of lk>mbay Artillery
Maj.General Geo. Wm. A. Bengal Infantry
Lluellyn, Lt.General Richard 39 F.
irt, Colonel Archer Inglis 92 F.
Dod, Major General Geo. Henry
lyer, Major General Henry Fred. KH.
HI, Colonel Henry B 10 F.
;ld, Colonel John 8 F.
Major John W R. Fng.
^.General John Madras Infantry
Lt.CoIonel Edward W. D 21 F.
, Colonel Robert Henry 86 F.
Maj.Gen. John Kynaston, Madras Infantry
»n, Major Harry B. {Civil) . . Bengal Inf.
BD, Colonel Thomas. . . .late of Bengal Army
gton, Lt.Col. h>mnHin, late of Sco. Fus.Gds.
LygoD, General lion, K. P 13 Drs.
«.Oolonel Gto, Movabray . . • • late of 20 F.
^ Colonel Dtnitl Unatt.
M'Causland, Colonel John K. •••••• . Bengal Inf.
M*I)oweUf Lt.CoIonel G. J. M late of 16 Drs.
M'Gregor, Maj.Gen. Geo. Hall late of Bengal Art.
M'lntyre, Lt.CoIonel Colin C 78 F.
M*Mahoo, Colonel Thos. W 5 Dr. Ods.
M'Murdo, Colonel Wm. M. S Mil. Train
19 M'Fherson, Major General Philip
Maberly , Lt. Colonel Evan • . . . . R. Art.
9 Macarthur, Major General Edward (Civi/)
Afacbeath, Colonel George . . late of De]>ot Batt.
Macdonald, Lieut.Colonel Hon. James .... Unatt.
9 C® Macdonald, Lt.CoIonel Robert late of 35 F.
Macdonell, Colonel Alex Rifle Br.
Mardoiieit, Lt.CoIonel George late of 79 F.
Macintire, Major Andrew Wm Madras Art.
Mackenzie, Surgeon Wm., MD. •• Madras Army
Mackinnon, Maj.General Geo. Henry . • • .Unatt.
Mackinnon, Major Wm. Alex Bengal Art.
Macpherson, Lt.Col. James Duncan ..Bengal Inf.
Malcolm, Lt.CoIonel George Bombay Inf.
Malcolm, Major General Geo. Alex.
Mantel, Lt.CoIonel John late of 53 F
Master, Lt.CoIonel Robejt Aug. ..Bengal Cavainf
Master, Lt.CoIonel Wm. Chester 5 F.
V€ Maude, Lt.CoIonel Fred. Fra 3 F.
Maude, Lieut.Colonel George Ashley . . ..R. Art.
Mauleverer, Colonel James Thos 30 F.
Maxwell, Colonel Alex 46 F.
Maxwell, Colonel Geo. V 68 F.
9 Michel I, Lieut.-Gen. John .... Royal Artillery
Middkton, Lt.CoIonel Wm. Alex K. Art.
Wi Miller, Lt.CoIonel F. 5anrfcrf(iR..lateof 6 Dr.
Moir, Major George Bengal Art.
MoUan, Lt.CoIonel Wm. C 75 F.
Montgomerie, Maj.Gen. Patrick . . Madras Artillerr
Montgomery, Colonel A lex. B. ..IF.
Moore, Lt.CoIonel Henry Bengal Infantry
Moore, Lt.CoIonel R. Cornwallis Madras Artillery
Morgan, Lt.General John ••••.. Madras Infantry
Morris, Lt.CoIonel Charles Henry ..h. p. R. Art.
Morris, Maj.General Edmund Finucane 97 F.
Mouat, Dep.1nftp.Gen. of Hosp. James
Mundy, Lieut.Colonel Geo. V 19 F.
Monro, Colonel William 39 F.
9 ^^ Murray. General lion. Henry .. ..14 Drf.
Napier, Colonel George T. C Unatt.
9 Napier, Lt.General Thomas Erskine ••••71 P.
Nnsb, Maj.General Joseph .... Bengal Infantry
Nicholson , Lt.CoIonel Lothian R. Eng.
Norman, Lt.CoIonel Henry Wylie .. ..Bengal Art*
Norcott, Colonel Wm. S. R Depot Batt.
O'Connor, Colonel L. 8 1 W. I. Regt.
OgiWie, Surgeon Geo. M. MD. . .Bombay Army
17^ Olpherts, Lt.CoIonel William ..Bengal Art.
Orr, Surgeon John Henry Madras Army
Orr, Lt.CoIonel Wm. Adam Madras Art.
Ouvry, Lt.CoIonel Henry Aime h. p. 9 Drf.
Owen, Lt.CoIonel Conrad John .... Bombay Car.
Owen, Lieut.Colonel Henry Chas. C R. Eng.
Pack, Colonel Arthur J. Reynell- . . . .b. p. 7 F.
Paget, Colonel Lord Geo. A. F Unatt.
Pakenham, Colonel Hon. Wm. L Unatt.
Palmer, Lt.CoIonel Francis R 60 F.
Parke, Colonel William 72 F.
Parlby , General B. Brydges .... Madras Infantry
Parsons, ISIaj.Gcneral James .... Bengal Infantry
Pattle, Lt.General William Bengal Cavalry
|[| Paly, Lt.Geueial iieo. Wm. KH 70 F.
Paulet, Colonel Lorti Fied Coldst. Gdi.
Paulet, Maj.GenemI Lord \Vi\Vwm
Payn, Lt.CoIonel William 58 F.
Payntcr, Colonel Darid. \vm. ...... ••••B, Art.
Pears, Lt.Col. Tho. Towti. L*..^**^* Enginem
Pcreevtl, Colonel John jJ^^^^ctV • . • • W f .
663
Ma$t Hmnmrable Order of the Bath.
COMPANIONS— eotiftfititil.
Petrie, Samuel (Civil) h.p. D.A.Com.Gen.
Poole, Colonel John lite of 22 F.
?l Power, General W. G. KH Royal Artillery
ower, Deputy CommisMrj Gen. Wn. J. T.
Pratt, Lt.Colonel Robert 23 F.
Pratt, Major General Thos. Simton
Price, Lt.Oulonel Edward R. Art. j
YC Probjn, Major Digktoo M Bengal Cav. ,
Puinell, Colonel William P 90 F. i
Purtoo, Lt.Colonel John . • . .late of Madraa Army
Raines, Colonel Julius Aug. R 95 l .
9 Rainey, Li. General Henry, A'// y3 F.
iflSI Reed, Maj.General Thomaa 44 F.
Keid, Colonel rra. Archibald . • . •Madras Infantrr
Reid, Colonel Charles Bengal Inf.
Reignolds, Maj.General Tho. Scott., r. f. p. 18 F.
Reilly, Major Wm. K. M. R. Art.
Renimington, Lt.Colonel Fred. F Bengal Art.
Renny, Surg.-General Charles . . • • Bengal Armj
Re^nardton* Colonel Edw* Birch late of Gr. Gds.
Richardson, Major Joseph Fletcher . .Bengal Inf.
Richmond, Mai.Gen. Arch. F. ..Bengal Infanirj
Riddell, Col. Chas. James R. Art.
Ridley, Major Gen. Chas. Wm.
Robe, Colonel Fred. Holt (Citt/).. ..h. p. Unatt.
Roberts, Li.General Abraham.. ..Bengal Infantry
Robertson, Colonel Geo. Henry . . . .Bombay Inf.
Robertson, Lt.Colonel James Peter Military Train
Robertson, Major Gen. Robert Richardaon
fitt HookM, Maj.General Sir Henry W. AC//.
Rowan, Colonel Henrj S R. Art.
Rowcrofi, Colonel Franoii Bengal Inf.
Ruasell, Colonel David Insp. F. Officer
Ruaselly Lt.ColoDel Sir Wm., Bart 7 Drs.
St. Georga, Colonel Joba ...•••••• .R. Airtillery
Salter, Maj.General Henry Fisher •• ..Ben. Car.
Sanders, Colonel Robert h. p. 19 F.
Saie- Weimar, Col. H, S. H, Prince of Gr. Gds.
Scott, Dep.Insp.Gen. Charles, Jl/D.
Scott, Major General John .3 Dr. Gds.
Scudamore, Lt.Colonel Arthur 14 Drs.
EScwell, LtGeneral Wm. Henry 79 F.
ymour, Colonel Francis Scots Fus. Gds.
Seymour, Lt.Colouel William Henrj ..2 Dr. Gds.
Shirley, Colonel Horatio h. p. 88 F.
Showers, Colonel St. Geo. D Bengal Inf.
?\ Simmom, Lt.Colonel Jouph late of 41 F.
immons, Colonel John L. A R. Engineers
Simpson, Lt.Colonel John 34 F.
Simpson, Major Wm. Henry late Madras Infantry
Smith, Colonel James W Unatt.
Smith, Colonel John W. S Depot Batt.
Smith, Dep. Com. Gen. John Wm.
Smith, Colonel Michael Wm 3 Dr. Gds.
Smith, Colonel Richard Baird Bengal Eng.
Smith, Colonel Robert late of Bengal Army
Smith, Lt.Colonel Thomas 90 F.
Smyth, Colonel Henry 7G F.
Smyth, Colonel John Rowland . .liisp. F. Officer
Somerset, Colonel Edward Arthur Unatt.
Somerset, Lt.Colonel Pouleit G. H 7 F.
Sotheby, Lt.Colonel Fred. S., late of Bengal Artny
Sparks, Colonel James P 38 F. ;
Sptnee, LuColonel Jam^i late of 31 F. ,
Spencer. Colonel Hon, Aug. A h. p. 44 F.
Stack, Maj.General Maurice .. ...Bombay Cavalry
Stanton, Lt.Colonel Edward R. Eng.
SUrelcy, Colonel Chas. Wm. D 44 F.
Steele, Lt.Colonel Edward 83 F.
Steele, Colonel Thoa. M Coldst. Gda.
8t0pb9DMoo, Colooel F« C. A S. Fat. Gda.
Stepnay, Colonel Arthur St. Geo. H...Colda. Gds
Sterling, Colonel Anthony C Unatt-
Steaart, Colonel Charles 14 Drs •
Stevens, Lt.Colooel S. James, .late of Bonba? lof. |
Stisted, Colonel Henry Wm. 93 F.
Story, Maj.General Philip Francis Bengal Cavalrf *
Strange, Lt.Colooel Henry Fra R. Artillti; |
Street, Colooel John Alfivd Depot Batt.
Stuart, Colonel John Ramsay 21 F.
Sullivan, Colonel William Insp. F. Officer
Sutlieriand , Lt.General Wm. 53F.
Tapp, Colonel Thomas Bombay InC i
Taylor, Lt. Colonel Alexander Bengal £d{.
Taylor, Geueral Henry Geo. A. ..Madras lofsot;;
Taylor, Colonel Richard C. H 79 F.
Taylor, Insp. Gen. of Hosp. John Robert
Taylor, Major Robert Lewis (Ciit7) Bombay hf.
VC Teesdalc, Major Christopher Charles R. Ait
9 Thackeray, General Fred. Rennell . . . . R. Eq,:.
Thelwall, Major John B 24 F.
Thompson, Col. John Armstrong, Bengal Inftotir
Thomson, Lt.Colonel George late of Bengal Army
Thomson, Lt.Colonel Wm. B Beogal lafl
I'ice, Dep. Insp. Gen. John C, MI>.
Timbrell, LcColonel Tlios. . .late of Bengal Ami
VC Tombs, Colonel Henry Beoj^l J^ri.
Trorelyan, Lt.Colonel Henry W. . .Bombay Arr.
Trollope, Colonel Charles h. p.'d^ F.
Troubridge,Colonel 5ir Thos. St. V. U. C JJ/., lip.
Tucker, LCColonel Auchmuty .. ..Bengal Catilrj
Tucker, Maj.General H. T. late of Bengal IcbotTy
Tulloch, Mai.Geneial Alex Madras lofsotiy
Tulloch, Lt.Geneial John Bengal lofdatiy
Turner, Colonel Frank &ngal Art
9 Turuer. Lieut.Geueral George . .Royal Artiiluy
Turner, Lt.Colonel John B.Art
Turuer, Colonel Wm. West 97 F.
9 Tweeddale, General Geo. Marq. </, Xr.. .30 F.
Tytler, Colonel James M. B. F Beogal laf.
Upton, Major General Hon. Geo. Fred.
Van Cortlandt, Colonel Henry Chas.
Jf Vernon, General Henry C. £.
Waddy, Colonel Richard 50 Foot
VVade, Colonel Sir C. Martine, late Bengal Intinitj
Wade, Colonel Hamlet Coote ... .h. p. 1 Dr. Gik
Walker, Colonel E. W. F ScoU F. Hdu
Walsh, Lt.Colonel Arthur 8. S R. Alsr.
Walter, Lt.Colonel John McNeill 36 F.
9 ^^'ard, Colonel John Richard .... late of 2 Drs.
Warde, Colonel Edward Charles . . . . R. Artillery
Warre, Colonel Henry J 57 F.
Warren, Major General Charles
Waters, Lt.General Edmund Fred. Bengal lofiati;
Welchman, Colonel John Bengal lof.
Wells, Lt.Colonel Samuel 23 F.
Wemyis, Lt.Colonel John M R. Mir.
9 Wemysji. Lt.General Thomas James .... 17 F.
West. Colonel C. R. S. Lard h.pb
Westmorland, Lt.Col. F. W. H.^aW^Colds. Gda
Wetherall, Colonel Edw. Robert Tqiu.
9 Whinyates, Lt.General Edw. C. KH. . . R. Ait
White, Maj.General Michael 7 Dr. Gdk
White, Colonel Henry D Umit
Whittinghim, Colonel Ferdinand ,, 4F.
Wilbraharo, Colonel Richard I Bad.
Wilde, Lt. Colonel Alfred lliomaa. . . .Madras laf
V Q£i Wilkins, Lt.Colonel George, KH. late of
Rifle Bripdi
Wilkinson, Mfjj. General Christ. Dixon Bengal lat
WHkiitsoti, Major A. P. S. )ate of 13 F.
Williams, Colonel Thomas if.
Willis, Lt.Oulonel Fred. Arthur ' .84 F.
Willonghby, Colonel M. Fimnklin Bombay Artillvj
9 Wilion, Colonel Sir John M. £&•••••• .Una.
Moit HmumriAle Order t^ tk» Bath.
■ trUm, LLCrioMl Gm. Dotw ....Uta of 4 F.
WilMD, Hijor Tbontu F BBD|d Inf.
WilloD, Lt.ColDnel John L Unill.
Windham, Mij.Geocril Cbirlei Ath
-Wodahouw, CoIomI Bdwin B. Art.
Wood, Colonal JotiD SttwiTt Until.
Wood, ColoDel Bobart Blucbar b. p. 97 F.
• Wood, GeMnlWilKtm.XH. ..3 Watll.Ragt.
Woodbari). Mij.Oaiwnl Alciaoder ..Bombaj lof.
• IC«lf>M,ColoD«l William IticofeO F.
Woidlcoabe, Hijoi John D Bombaj An.
Wrigbt, ATaj-GeDenl Tbomai
Wflde, MiJ.Geiwnl Williim Troin Hoyal
Wjllia, Hij.Oeacral WilJiim ..Boiabaj
WjnyuJ, Ll.GeDcnl Ed-ard
Wynyard, Major General K»b«rt Haary
Yarbotougb, ColoBcI Charlea Cooka ,,h.
Yorke, Colonel Jobn
Yauiig,Ll.ColanalCha. WallMo Madrai
Young, UColoDel Kallh B«i
Young, CommUsary Wm.L. H Fia
OFFICEBS OF THE ORDER OF THE BATH.
Omh— Ricbard Cbaf anil Ireucb, DD.
Bath King r>/ ^rmt— QB Aliarnoo F. Grerilla,' Eaq.
H^fiitrar inuj Sacra's ry — Albert Wm. Womlt, Eaq., lancaUtr Herald, HtraldtCi
Gtntitman UJtir—Ben. Fradirick H. A. Chich«i1er.
' Mr. OrorQIe Mrrod tht eampa^ of IBIS with the Grenadier Onarda, and ma praaml
battlea of Quatre Braa and Waterloo, aa also at the attack and oaptiue of Pntmne i «h<ml
vbSofa he waa appoinleJ Alde-de-Camp to Sir Jobn Lambert, with whom he aerred la the
of OooBpa^OD ui Fnmoo nntil appointed Aide-de-Camp to the Duke of WellioetoD, on
atalTha aerred until the amy oane home in 181B. He wm again nominated Aid»-de-(^m[
Oraoa when tha Duke waa appointed Haaler-General of the Ordnuioa i waa hia Oraoa'a ]
SMmtarywhan Commander-in-Chief the flrat timo, alao when be waa FlrttLordof tfcaTrr
when ha waa Seoretary of State (br Foreign AfFitin, and when he wai CoBUDaader-ln^Chi
aeoond time, in which capacity ha aerred up to the day of the Hake'* death.
OFFICERS
NOW MOLDING RANK IN THE ARMY OF THE MOST DISTINGUISHED ORD£R OF
SAINT MICHAEL AND SAINT GEORGE.
GRAND MASTER AND FIRST AND PRINCIPAL KNIGHT GRAND CIU)6S»
Oeneril Hi* Bnyal Highneu the Dake of Cambridgt, KQ. GCB. KP. Commandin^in-Ckitft
Scoii Fuftilier Guards.
KNIGHTS. GRAND CROSS. (GCMG.)
Field Marshal Hh Ro^al Hii^hmttt Tie Prince
Qmtort, KO. AT. KP. GCB. Qreiwdier Guaids
Sm Gen. Lnrd Seatoo, GCB, GCH. 2 Life Gdt.
m General .Sir Alex. Woodford. GCB... 40 F.
9 General Sir Howard Douglas, Bt. GCB, . . 15 F.
KNIGHTS COMMANDERS. (KCMG.)
^ General Sir Frederick Stovin, KCB 83 F.
9 Lt.Col. Sir Joaeph Rodidell, late of Gr. Gda.
COMPANIONS. (CMG.)
Lt.ColoDel Merf. Goiaeppe 4e Piro,
lau of R. Malu FeMible Re^t.
Dep. Com. Gen. Janei Woodboaae, h. p.
OFFICERS OF THE ORDER.
King of Arms Sir Charles Doaglaa, Clf G.
Chantirji of tht Order, .llie Colonial Departmeat, Downing-street.
FOREIGN ORDERS.
Tks Foreign Orden mentioned in the War Sermee* belong to the foUowing QmHtrim, emd
the Datee are thoH qfthe Institution qfthe reepeetioe Orderet —
Affghanman—J^oofniAt Enpire (3 Classes) 1839.
ilNs(ria~Maria Theresa (3 Classes) 18 June, 1757.
Leopold (3 Classca) 14 July, 1806.
Rflwria— Maiimilian Joseph (3Claases) 1 Jan.1806.
Bs^ium— Leopold (3 Classes) 11 Jolv, 1832.
Franc*— Miliury Merit (3 Classes) Mxr. 1759.
Legion of Honour (5 Classes) 13 May,
1802.
Grs0rt— Saviour (6 Classes) 1 June, 1833.
ffajtorrr— Guelphs (3 Clares) 18 June, 1815.
NepUi—%X. Januarius(l Class) July, 1738.
St. Feidioand and Merit, (3 Classes)
1 April, 1800.
St George and Reunion (3 Claaaes)
1 Jan. 1819.
N'ecktrlaN^f— Wilheloi (4 Classes) 30 April, 1815.
Partia— Lion and Son (3 Classes) 1801.
PerluFoi— Tower and Sword (3 Clas. ) 1 7 Apr. 1 748.
St. Beoto d'Avis (2 Classes) 1789.
Conceolion (3 Clasaea) 6 Feb. 1818.
Pntsiia— Black E^le— 18 Jan. 1701.
PrMfia— Military Merit~1740.
Red Eagle (3 Clasaea) 12 Jane. 1792.
RuMia-Si. Andiaw— 30 Nov. 1698.
St. Aleaaodar Newski— 17S3.
St. Anii(2 Cksaes) 3 Feh. 173&.
St. Geone (4 Classes) 26 Nor. :?Q9.
St. Wladiinir (5 Classes) 4 OtU 1789.
Sardiitia— Su Maurice and St. Lasania (3 Cka.)
13 Nor. 1572.
Military Order of Savoy.
Sax«iwy~St. Henry (3 Clasaes) 7 Oct. 1736.
Eioestiaa (4 Classes) 25 Dec. 1833.
Spata— Charles the Third (3 Clas.) 19 Sapt. 1771.
San Fernando (5 Clasaes) 31 Aug. 181 L
St. Herraeoigilde (2 Clasaea) 10 July, 1816.
St. Isabella the Catholic (3 Claaaea) 1815.
5ic«<lfM— Sword (3 Clasaea) 17 April, 1748.
Turlre^— Crescent (2 Claaaes) 6 July, 1804.
Medjidie (5 Clasaea).
Tuiceny^Si. Joseph (3 Classes) 1807.
rFtXrmfrur^— Military Merit (3 Cla«ea) 1758
CASUALTIES SINCE THE EAST PUBLICATION. W6
RETIBEMENTS BY SALE OF COMMISSIONS.
CokneU.
J. B. filddlMden, S7 F.
E. W. W. Passy, 1 1 Dw.
H. Skipwith, 16 1)19.
C. R. Raitt, Unatt.
W. Cockell, 16 F.
G. W. Fordyoe-Budiaii, R.
Hone Odfl.
C. £. Doherty, 13 Dn.
J. D. I>yflon, 8 Dr. Gds.
J. A. Robertson, 4 Dr. Ods.
F. C. Erelegh, 20 F.
T. Tnllocfa, I Dr. Ods.
J. M. Wood, 5 F.
T. R. P. Tempest, 23 P.
Lieutetumi CoUneU.
P. L. C. Paget, S. F. Gds.
£.oftf A. Vane Tempest, da
F. W. Newdigate»GoldiCOds.
Hon, J. L. Browne, Depot
Batt.
J.M.Hogg, 1 Life Ods.
C. Holder, Scou Fus. Gds.
J. D. Astley, do.
Wm. Wheatley, do.
Hon. J. £. Fraser, do.
R. J. Loyd-Lindsay, do.
H. Blount, 68 F.
E. J. V. Brown, 60 F.
A. H. Russell, 58 F.
E. Hickey, 69 F.
J. Ward, Unatt.
Hon. A. F. Egerton, Or. Ods.
J. R. H. Rose, 17 Drs.
T. P. Touzel, Unatt
J. S. Naylor, 8 Drs.
T. H. Somenrille, 3 F.
T. liillie, Ceylon Rifles.
D. Stewart, Unatt.
A. M'atson, Unatt.
F. J. Phillott, Unatt
B. Blennerhasset, 71 F.
J. A.Digby, Or.Ods.
J. Miller, 11 Hotnrs.
C. A. Baines, 16 F.
O. Black, 75 F.
R. FickUn, 47 F.
J. Molloy, 9 F.
W. H. 8«Mson, Rifle Br.
J. a WelriAr, 18 F.
C. R. Butlar, 20 F.
R. A. Scott) 60 F.
W. Codd, Unatt
£. C. OiflTard, do.
C Murray, da
D. G. A. Dacroch, da
W. Inglis, 5 Dr. Ods.
O. C. Miner, 77 F.
C. Sykes, 80 F.
A. J. B. TbellnsioD, Coldst
Gds.
R. Inglis, 7 F.
F. Yard, 17 F.
J. A. Bayley, 52 F.
Sir D. Baird, BL 98 F.
O. Paynter, 1 Dr. Ods.
J. Duff, 23 F.
W. Bamston, 55 F.
R. BetkuiMj 92 F.
C. F. G. Studdert, 80 F.
G. A. Oniric, 75 F.
J. Massy, 2 Life Gds.
Sir H. S. Mildmay,^/.26F.
0. Campsie, Ceylon Rifles.
Captains.
W. de Winton, I Life Ods.
A. S. Lumley, 2 Life Ods.
Hon. C. S. B. Hanbury, do.
Sir B. P. Henniker, BL R.
Horte Ods.
J. C. StiU, 8 Dr. Ods.
P. Pinckney, 6 Dr. Gds.
A. R. 0. Costello, 7 Dr. Ods.
R. G. Glyn, 1 Drs.
T. K. Fitzgerald, da
J. G. Sandeman, do.
H. Fawcett, 3 Drs.
T. W. Goodndi, 4 Drs.
H. Timson, 5 Drs.
W. S. Sleight 6 Dr&
M. D. Brisco, 7 Drs.
R. Hodgson, 8 Drs.
W. Mayne^ 10 Drs.
SirE. CCockburnJPt 1 1 Drs.
F. C. Shells, 1 1 Drs.
J B. Miller, 15 Drs.
O. T. Macartney, 15 Drs.
E. T. Irvine, 16 Drs.
J. C. Hart, 16 Drs.
H. Baring, 17 Drs.
E. Stacey, 18 Drs.
Hoti. W. F. Forbes, Or. Ods.
St.V.a H. Wlutshed,Ooldst
Ods.
T. F. S. Fothringham, Soots
Fus. Gds.
T. J. Gregory. 1 F.
J. J. Symonds, 5 F.
D. D. Grahame, 5 F.
W. M. MiU, 6 F.
O. Dowglasse, 6 F.
J. A. AI'Donald, 8 F.
; J. W. Dimond, 8 F.
{ J. L. S. Aldersey, 10 F.
Hon, A. Bury, 10 F.
L. £. Knox, 11 F.
W. Dods, 14 F.
Hon, H. J. Liddell, 15 F.
C. A. Morshead, 15 F.
J. Smyth, 15 F.
H. Robinson, 15 F.
£. O. Mainwaring. 16 F.
W. L. F. Sheaffe, 19 F.
O. E. L. C. Bissetty 19 F.
T. Madden, 19 F.
C. Lutyeus, 20 F.
J. Garden, 20 F.
V. H. Lee, 21 F.
C. 8. Smelt, 21 F.
G. S. Nunn, 22 F.
R. K. Little, 22 F.
H. D. RadcUfle, 23 F.
H. Gillmore, 23 P.
R. B. T. TheiwaD, 24 F.
W. B. C. Ooodison, 24 F.
E. J. Disney, 24 F.
C. JU. Layton, 95 F.
H. S. Brown, 25 F.
C. Q.HaiTkHm, 95F.
P. A. L. Phfpps, 29 F.
A. H. Williamson, 30 F.
B. Temple, 31 F.
J. Harris, 35 P.
W. R. Rainsford, 36 F.
W. H. A. Dashwood, 86 F.
T. Jackson, 37 F.
W. O'Hara, 40 F.
A. O. Lowry, 41 F.
J. A. Hamilton, 41 F.
B. S. HosUns, 44 F.
R. W. Piper, 46 F.
H. G. E. Welby, 48 P.
T. Hehden, 50 F.
H. R. Mitford, 51 F.
W. H. Herrick, 51 F.
G. P. Heathcote, 52 F.
T. M. Roxby, 55 F.
J. P. Pye, 56 F.
A. L. Copland, 57 F.
M. Tighe, 58 F.
G. J. R. Wynyard, 58 F. j
£. G. Byam, 59 F.
W. D. Phelips, 60 F.
H. Vaughan, 68 F.
C. N. Biggs, 69 F.
R. E. W. Cumberland, 70 F.
W. J. Denny, 71 F.
O. CampbeU, 71 F.
R. D. Buchanan, 72 F.
B. G. D. Cooke, 73 F.
P. F. Shuldham, 73 F.
H. Morris, 80 F.
W. Barron, 96 F.
E. J. S. Ray, 91 F.
£. C. B. Elphinstone^ 98 F.
J. Masmi, 94 F.
J. Buchanan, 94 F.
P. S. Aloock, 95 F,
J. H. L. Brooke.
O. liowry, 96 F.
J. D. Molson, 99 F.
P. O. B. Lake, 100 F.
J. Rowles, Rifle Brigade.
H. O. Lindsay, do.
H. J. Robertson, do.
J. M. Brown, 1 W. L R.
A. Tunstall, da
R.Scott, 2 W. L R.
O. W. Hunt, Cape M. R.
W. A. 31. Cunynghamei Ca-
nadian Rifles.
N. Chichester, 99 F.
H. J. Davles, 2 W. I. R.
T. M'Curdy, 31 F.
O. R. J. Marshall, 49 F.
W. O. Nugent, 3 W. I. R.
Sir W. Parker, BL do.
P.O. Steward, h. p. 50 F.
C. R. Storey, Unatt
l^ievt€nanU,
A. E. H o* FUc. Grey de
Wiltoi, lUf«<Ws.
A. T. ^^Jj^en^* ft Dr. Ods.
557
Coiualtiit since the la$t PubUetMan.
R. J. Grainger, 6 Dr. Gds.
F. SimMon, 4 Dn.
G. M. Bright, 6 Dn.
R. A. G. Cosby, 6 Dn.
W. J. S. Orde, 0 Dre.
W. H. Seymour, 7 Dw.
E. J. Howley, 10 Dn.
F. W. £. Sarage, 13 Dn.
R. H. Bush, 18 Dn.
£. Buckley, Ifi Dn.
N. A. Harris, HU. Train.
Sir H. Fletcher, Gr. Gds.
J. Tymons, 1 F.
A. M. A. Page, 2 F.
T. Eman, 2 F.
F. £. Brace, 3 F.
F. Ball, 6 F.
H. E. W. Rumbold, 7 F.
E. T. Pinniger, 8 F.
H. E. Fitzgerald, 8 F.
O. D. W. Hunter, 10 F.
M. J. F. Kenny, 10 F.
R. F. Burrowes, 11 F.
A. F. B. Wither, 12 F.
S. V. Page, 12 F.
F. T. Elwood, 12 F.
W. A. Gibson, 15 F.
P. Malone, 10 F.
G. 8. Butler, 17 F.
J. G. K. Houghton, 17 F.
C. W. Holworthy, 17 F.
R. W.Torre, 17 F.
C. Bunbury, 17 F.
W. T. Le Brun, 18 F.
T. H. Hoblyn,20F.
W. Blennerhasset, 21 F.
O. P. Leigh, 22 F.
T. Peach, 22 F.
G. PaUiser, 22 F.
H. B. Chichester, 22 F.
G. R. HassaU, 22 F.
F. M. H. Dare, 23 F.
C. J. Hampton, 30 F.
J. W. Charlton, 32 F.
J. Evans, 38 F.
W. O. Smith, 39 F.
li. Af. Fraiter, 41 F.
H. D. J. Madeod, 41 F.
V. Benett, 43 F.
G. G. V. Pigott, 48 F.
F. P. Blackmore, 40 F.
C. Hudson, 00 F.
C. J. R. Troup, 62 P.
H. F. Curvren, 66 F.
J. H. R. Harrison, 68 F.
F. K. Statham, 69 F.
E. R K. Harman, 00 F.
A. T. Efreni, 60 F.
J. Wigg, 60 F.
C. G. Jones, 60 P.
W. K. Murray, 60 F.
R. R. Daly, 61 F.
N. G. ElUott, 62 F.
C. T. C. Roberu, 71 F.
A. D. Bell, 74 F.
A. L'Estrange, 76 F.
D. T. Arnold!, 76 F.
W. F. Field, 76 F.
R. B. Hill, 77 F.
R. A. Rising, 77 F.
N. J. Peach, 77 F.
W. W. Young, 78 F.
C. G. Durant, 79 F.
E. Gawne, 79 F.
G. Smith, 79 F.
H. G. Pattisson, 80 F.
J. Bennett, 80 F.
W. Humphreys, 81 F.
G. A. Conran, 86 F.
8. G. L. Fox, 87 F.
J. A. Browning, 96 F.
J. H. Thompson, 96 F.
H. L. Williams, 96 F.
M. J. Guest, Ride Br.
J. B. Evmnt, do.
A. H. Hall, 2 W. L R.
J. J. L. Dmiean, 3 W. I.R.
J. R. Mather, do.
J. B. Soot, do.
J. H. H. SandoD, 8 W. I. R
J. Tucker, do.
G. 6. Beet, do.
E. D. Crosaman, Cap* M. R.
J. S. Onion, Canadian Rifles.
J. C. Crawford, 67 F.
T. H. Holmes, 63 F.
T. TraTanen, 9 F.
J. O. £. Tucker, 87 F.
R. NeriUe, Mil. Tr.
Comett and JBntlffnt.
C. K K. AUeyne, 7 Dr. Gds-
W. J. M*G. Dawn, I Dn.
R. A. Herbert, 2 Dn.
J. CSwaine, 11 Dn.
J. White, 13 Dn.
T. Churcher, 10 Dn.
A. Hopper, 12 F.
R. Walker, 16 F.
B. B. Thompson, 38 F.
8. C. Mathew, 07 F.
H. S. WakefieU, 09 F.
J. A. Hudson, 60 F.
R. C. Musgrara, 71 F.
A. R. Moo Gwire, 79 F.
J. B. Gmpbell, 79 P.
H. P. Holford, 79 F.
W. J. Kerr, 79 F.
£• de BUu^uiers, 88 F.
A. Bond, 92 F.
W. J. Pegus, 63 F.
R. Stuart, 1 Dn.
Received a CommuM
Alhwanee,
Assist. Commiaaary General
J. W. Woodley, h. p.
RESIGNATIONS.
Capiaine,
J. Boulton, R. Art
J. H. Blackbnme» do.
Lieutenmiit,
L. B. Towne, 36 F.
A. P. Joy, R. Art
J. H. Edgar, do,)
D. H. Bumee, R. £ng.
H. P. L'E. St Geoige, do.
H. J. JuU, R. Mar.
D. G. Pitcher, do.
Camete and Entigns.
J. A. Beaumont, 4 Dr. Gds.
J. Russell, 9 Drs.
H. R. Eppes, 9 F.
F. J. Gosaelin, 12 F.
H. Robinson, 13F.
O. C Weir, 17 F.
J. E. W. Hustey, 39 F.
T. J. Westby, 46 F.
A.S.BeU,66F.
W. C. Musters, 96 F.
R. A. Cumberkge, Cape
M. R.
Pttif^Moiters,
J. R. H. Treere, 4 F.
Ateiitani Surgeons,
J. Griffith, 16 Drs.
A. Spittall, Coldst Odt.
E. P. Gamble, 20 F.
J. GreatoreK, Staff.
Chaplain,
Rev. Dr. Sirr.
Dep» Atsiatani Commietaries
General,
F. G. Woolrabe.
A. C. Colqiihoun.
SUPERSEDED.
LietUenant,
G. A. HUton, 70 F.
Entigm,
W. N. Franklyn, 8 Dn.
G. Houstoun, 10 Drs.
W. H. MuUoy, 2 F.
O. Robinson, 6 F.
J. T. U. Coxen, 60 F.
F. D. Walker, U F.
SERVICES DISPENSED
WITH.
J. Wilson, 3 W. I. R.
DISMISSED.
Lieutemmi,
W. C Goldie, 12 Dra.
CASHIERED.
LUutemmU,
G. W. Wigelaworth, 76 F.
W. M'D. Clarke, 76 F.
WJVl.Ans6U,CaiuidkiiBiflet.
J. J. Scott, 47 F.
AuitUmt Surgmmi.
T. J. O'Grady, 1 F.
A. M. Humpbrej, 39 F.
W. Morris, R. ArC
M. a ToiuMC% Staft
DEATHS.
568
Sir J. Slide, Bt. 5 Dr. Gds.
F. C. White.
G. Goeselin.
J. Earl <i/'WefltiDorland,50F.
C.M,EarlCtLihcsLrt^\ Dr.Gds.
Sir Alex. I>eith, 31 F.
H. Evelegh, R. Art.
R. S. Brough, do.
Sir F. W. Trench.
Lieutenant GeneraU.
R. B. Maq>hersoii, 88 F.
H. A. Proctor, 07 F.
J. C. Bourchier, 3 Dr. Ods.
O. Cardew, R. £ng.
5ir J. Thackwell, 16 Dra.
C. Oilmour, r. f. p. R. Art.
O. O. Lewis, R. Eng.
N. Hamilton, 82 F.
Mahr Generals,
H. Despardy from 99 F.
J. Read.
Sir Wm. Eyre.
T. Blanshard, from R. Eng.
D. I^I'Adam, r. f. p. R. Mar.
T. Tothai, r. f. p. R. Mar.
R. C. Molesworth, r. f. p. R.
Art.
F. Toweri, Unatt.
CoioneU,
E. J. Crabbe, r. f. p. 74 F. ]
E. W. Bray, r. f. p. 89 P.
G. Jiutchison, 80 F.
J. Macphail, h. p. 7 Drs.
J. Algeo, Unatt.
J. A Udny, h. p. 69 F.
F. G. A. Pinckney, 73 F.
R. W. Bamford, Unatt. 8taff
Officer Pensioners.
F. W. Clements, r. f . p. 78 F.
J. Gray, Unatt.
J. M. B. NeiU, h. p. 40 F.
A, Browne^ late of 1 F.
E. Drummondt late of 86 F.
W. Fawcetti late of 34 F.
J, Fleming^ late of 55 F.
£. G. W. KeppelMt^ 0^46 F.
G. W, Proseer, late of 3 F.
H. Stistedy\9XA Qi bTB,
T. Warrington^ late of 44 P.
7. WUdmany late of 5 Dr.Gds.
Geo* Baker ^ late of 1 6 Drs.
lAeutenant Colonels,
C. Purvis, h. p. Can. Fen.
C. H. Smith, h. p. 15 F.
J. Watson, Unatt
W. Mihie, r. f. p. S Vet. Batt.
G. Pinckney, r. f. p. 82 F.
W. Cox, r. f. p. 54 F.
J. Ghrke, r. f. p. 66 F.
J. Smith, r. f. p. 14 F.
H. F. Stokes, r. f. p. 39 F.
T. C. Timins, 70 F.
E. C. Legh, 97 F.
R. D. Campbell, 71 F.
H. W. Montresor, R. Art
C. W. Sibley, 64 F.
C. Holden, unatt
C. F. Seymour, 84 F.
T. Fenwldk, R. Eng.
J. L, Black, late of 14 Drs.
P. Campbell^ late of 95 F.
G. S. Deverilly late of 53 F.
A. Maclean^ Uite of 3 W. I. R.
W. N. Orange, late of 67 F.
J, C. Peddie, late of 21 F.
P. Pratt, late of 12 F.
G. E. Raitt, late of 2 F.
W. B. Suunderton^ lateof 4F.
N. F. Suckling^ late of 67 F.
W. E. Sweng, late of 64 F.
Hon. J. WalpoUj late of
Colds. Gds.
Rfajors.
Hon. C. Murray, h. p. 17Drs.
O. H. Baynes, h. p. R Art.
J. Crawfurd, Unatt.
F. W. Home, 7 Hussars.
R. Gray, r. f. p. 6 Vet. Batt.
G. Pattbun, r. f. p. R. Mar.
D. Cooper, r. f. p. 17 F,
J. E. T. Quayle, 33 F.
H. H. A'C. Inglefield, Mili-
tary Train.
L. H. Daniel, 38 F.
£. M. Davenport^ 66 F.
J. Pratt, 1 W. I. R.
W.Middleton, 7 Dr.Gds.
O. H. St. G. Anson, 9 Drs.
W. Hamilton, 9 Drs.
H. Reynolds, 58 F.
Hon. B. R. Pellew, Rifle Br.
W. Anderson, 2 W. I. R.
W. W. Allen, lateof 9 Drs.
J. Brine^ late Unatt.
J. Chadxoicky late of 79 F.
J?. E//w,lateof 15F.
G. Goodali, Ute of 1 F.
W, Gun, late of 86 F.
T. Kengon^ kte of 8 F.
J. L. Nixon, lateof W. L R.
R, Worrofi, late of 6 Drs.
Captains.
O. F. a Bridgeman,2 Dr.Gds.
iUBkiir, 2£)r. Gds.
W. S. Sleigh, 6 Drs.
T. Barrett, 14 Drs.*
T. Tayler,17Drs.'
W. D. Seymour, 17 Drs.
J. Scott, Scots Fus. Gds.
T. M'Kenna, 1 F. (kiUed in
action).
F. Clark, 4 F.
J. A. Fuller, 6 F.
H. E. Jones, 6 F.
W. V. Maskelyne, 7 F.
J. Cator, 10 F.
M. Ward. 10 F.
R. H. Fry, 15 F.
N. B. Walton, 17 F.
B. DaTies, 20 F.
H. J. Pahner, 21 F.
F. A. Quartley, 26 F.
T. Rice, 36 F.
F. B. Dixon, 41 F.
W.Lawson, 42F. (qfy)Ounds).
Hon. H. Handcock, 44 F.
T. J. B. Conndl, 46 F.
J. A. Dick. 52 F.
J. H. Ward, 58 F.
R. G. Braokenbury, 61 F.
W.S. Arnold, 67 F.
R. Whigham, 70 F.
J. B. Williams, 99 F
E.G. K. Ravenhill,ll F.
J. O'Neill, Uuatt.
H. N. Eden, R. Art
F. Koe, R. Eng.
A. G. Goodall, R. Eng.
J. Inman, h. p. Unatt. Staff
Officer of Pensioners.
R. M. Dickens, Adjutant|
Staff College.
H. Timpson, R. Marines.
R. Beadon, h. p. 92 F.
W. Brett, Unatt.
Z. Fayerman, h. p. R. Mar.
C. FosB, h. p. 6 Gar. Batt.
D. Gordon, h. p. 5 W. I. R.
R. Gregory, h. p. R. Art
W. Hardwick, h. p. 2 F.
S. Harrison, h. p. Unatt
T. A. Kemmis, Unatt
M. Lynch, h. p. 27 F.
A. M'Donald, h. p. 56 F.
A. M'Laine, Unatt
J. W. Fhillipps, Unatt.
W. H. Poole, h. p. R. Art
H. Tench, h. p. 10 F.
G. Count Von der Deoken,
h. p. German Legion.
L. Krauchenberg, h. d. do.
C. Bacmeister, h. p. do.
lAeutenanis.
R. Harding, Adj. 8 Drs. {(of
wounds).
A. C. Haymes, 8 Drs.
C. White, 12 Drs.
G. G. Cameron, Coldst (Hs.
R. B. Caton, 1 F.
B. D. Wright, 8 F.
A. A. James, 6 F.
G. Turville, 13 F.
A. Molony, 1 W. L R.
T. Watts, 18 F.
E. Halee, 19 F.
T. S. Maodonogh, 90
A. W. Gilley, 90 F.
R. F. Melliar, 20 F.
L. Waring, 24 F.
C. B. Hiffman, 28 F.
J. yf. MaoCormaok, 98 F.
{kUledinaetum).
K. A. E. P. Jones, 88 F.
S. R. R. Smith, 41 F.
F. Coucher, 46 F.
L. de Af . Prior, 48 F.
J. T. Cooke, 49 F.
H. R. H. Wilson, 53 F.
T. Parr, 54 F.
F. Hoberdon, 55 F.
G. Sims, 56 F.
J. Sted, 60F.
E. C. Allen, 60 F.
T. L. Twiston, 63 F.
M. Bell, 70 F.
T. R. Hawkins, 79 F.
W. Maclean, 80 F.
R. F. Harrison, 80 F.
J. Blagg) 91 F.
J. H. AUffii, 91 F.
559
C T. Paley, 04 F.
C. M'Kmy, 97 F.
W. A. Bond, 99 F.
H. D. BaiUie, Rif. Br.
H. £. Richards, Rif. Br.
J. Leggatt, 1 W. I. R.
£. Smith, 1 W. I. R.
W, P. Gilbome, do.
A. C. H. Light, R. Art.
H. P. TiUard, do.
W. T. Cathcart, do.
R. Thaine, R. Kng.
K. WaUh, do.
J. V. C. Reed, R. Mar.
H. L. T. iDgHt, do.
H. Wolrige, da
J. Allen, h. p. 3S F.
U. Boldero, h. p. 27 F.
T. C. Bonnor, h. p. Cor. Reg.
B. Brady, h. p. 97 F.
O. D. Bridge, h. p. 73 F.
S. Chamben, h. p. 54 F.
J. A. Collins, h.p. 3 W. L R.
S. C-ox, h. p. R. Mar.
W. Dawson, h. p. Ger. Leg.
J. Dusautoy, r. f. p. R. Mar.
T. G. Elrington, h. p. G2 F.
J. FitGhett,h p. 7 Oar. Batt.
S. Forward, h. p. 27 Drs.
A. Geddes, h. p. ft W. L R.
H. Graham, h. p. 60 F.
A. Greer, h. p. 6 F.
G. Gunn, h. p. R. Mar.
J. Hojel, h. p. Caith. Fen.'Inf.
W. Hole, h. p. 43 F.
W. Johnstone, h. p. 86 F.
P. Lockwood, h p. 30 F.
A. M*Donald, h. p. 26 F.
A. M'Intoeh, r. f. p. 4 Vet.
Batt.
J. M«MiUan, h. p. 82 F.
J. Haodonald, h.p. 4 W.I.R.
J. MacGachen, h. p. 72 F.
li. Maqiherson, h. p. 52 F.
O. Miller, h. p. 19 F.
W. Alorton, h. p. 66 F.
J. 0*Connor, h. p. 27 F.
A. OTlyn, h. p. 87 F.
D. Ogilrie, h. p. 94 P.
R. T. Parsons, h. p. R. Mar.
£. L £. C. De Pontoarr6, R.
Foreign Art.
J. Robms, R. Art. Drivers.
W. Ryan, h. p. 63 F. *
.J. Saunders, h. p. 1 Gar. Batt. '
T. Soott, h. p. 94 F.
J. Sleator, r. f. p. 5 Vet. Batt.
A. Smith, h. p. 42 F.
H.W. Smith, h.p. 67 F.
P. Smith, Junr..h.p.R. Art.
Drivers.
£. H. Steed, h. p. 25 Drs.
J. Tayloe, h, p. 77 F.
T. P. Taylor, h. p. R. Mar.
R. B Walker, h. p. 48 F.
G. Wood, h. p. 95 F.
L. Kirchner, h. p. Ger. Leg.
J . Julian!, h. p. do.
31. Zujiani, h. p. do.
Cometi mid Entigna.
W. Agnew, 2 Dr. Gds.
Deathi.
I A. J. B. Fellowes, 16 Drs.
T. H. Williams, 18 Drs.
G. G. Cameron, Coldst. Gds.
W. L. Butler, 6 F.
M. A. Sooit, 9 F.
W. P. James, 10 F.
J. M. Tomlin, 12 F.
A. A. Fuller, 15 F.
J. F. O'Reilly, 18 F.
F. A. Campliell, 27 F.
M. U. Jones, 34 F.
A. L. Calcraft. 39 F.
C. W. Tabnadge, 41 F.
J. Burton, 51 F.
W. Hamilton 73 F.
A. Whimpster, 74 F.
W. Blathwayt, 83 F.
G. H. Dickson, 89 F.
C. £. Woodward, 98 F.
P. Backhouse, h. p. 8 Drs.
W.Bernard, h. p.60F.
J. Coanard, h. p. 88 F.
G. H. L. Crespin, h. p. R.
Mar.
L. Daly, h. p. 75 F.
J. Haydon, h. p. R. Mar.
F. O. Hodgson, h. p. R. Wag.
Tr.
W. F. Liim, h. p. 35 F.
G. Madachlan, h. p. 72 F.
Hr M. C. Smith, BL h. p.
11 Drs.
H. Sunderland, h. p. 52 F.
II. A. Knop, h. p. Ger. Leg.
J. H. Wegener, h. p. do.
COMMISSARIAT
DEPARTMENT.
Deputy Commismry
Generai.
£. A. F. Cowan, h. p.
Astitt Commiuary Generai,
J. Lane, h. p.
Deputjf A$suL CommiuarieM
Generai*
G. S. Dwight.
S. B. Alder.
C. M. Seel.
T. P. Marter, h. p.
MEDICAL DEPART-
3IENT.
In$peci9r General.
Sir J. Pitcaim, h. p.
AtsUtant Inspector,
G.' A. Morewood, h. p.
Paffmaatere.
J. R. L. Percy, 34 F.
A. £. Grant, 41 F.
J. H. Tnke, 74 F.
W. M. PecheU, 86 F.
C. SU)kely, 1 W. I. R.
F. £. Leech, Invalid Depot.
H. H. Cannichael,h.p. 36 F.
V. Raymond, h. p. 27 F.
J. G. Whitaker, h. p. 9
HusMirs.
J. Fagan, h. p. Depot. Batt.
Quarter Mattere.
H. F. Ijane, 8 Drs.
J. Hamilton, 8 F.
T. liewis, 1 1 F.
J. Carden, h. p. 30 Drs.
J. I>izon,h. p. 104 F.
A. Harrison, h. p. 1 Oar.
Batt.
W.Hill, h.p. Rifle Br.
J. Jones, h. p. R. £ng.
D. M'Cardy, h. p. 74 F.
W. Mew, h. p. 67 F.
W. North, r. f. p. 2 Life Gds.
J. Stubbs, h. p. 48 F.
H. M^illiams, h. p. 3 F.
Adjutants.
T. Trotter, h. p. 27 F.
F. M. Debs, h. p. Ger. Leg.
F. Brinckmann, h. p. do.
ChaplainU Department.
Rev. £. G. Parker.
N. R. Dennis, h. p.
C. J, Lyon, b. p.
Surgeane Majare^ ^c,
R. R. Dowse.
J. Baird, h. p.
J. Leath, h. p.
M. Reyndds, h. p.
! R. Sillery, h. p.
' E. Salmon, h. p. S. F. Gds.
I Surgeone.
D. Stewart, 92 F.
P. S. Warren, R. Art.
J. Trench, Staff.
j R. R. Dowse, do.
F. Clarke, Staff.
J. H. HaUhan, Staff.
C. Annesley, h. pi f Dra.
J. Camgie, h. p. G2 F.
A. Knox, h. p. Staff.
G. M'CnUooh, h. p. Staff.
M. M^Dermott, h. p. 89 F.
J. Mackintosh, k. p. R. Art.
A. R. Kidgway, h. p. Staff.
Attittant SHrgeomt,
W. E. Lynch, 7 F.
A. M. PorteouB, 18 F.
W. 31. Mitton, 82 F.
J. Boutflower, Cape. M. R.
£. Bubb, R. Art.
J. Read, R. Art.
; J.M*H.Gowan, Staff.*
A. H. Taylor, do.
T. W. Bennett, do.
A. J. Griffith, do.
T. Bissett, h. p. 57 F.
T. Burke, h. p. 27 F.
I J. Woodroff, h. p. Suff.
A. H. Tayfer, Staff.
AeHng AitiUant Sufgam»
T. Lightfoot.
Purvegor.
G. Dalton.
Deputg Purvegarw.
T. Smyth, h. p.
J. Moore, h. p.
Veterinary Swrgaom.
T. Timrn^ h. p. 3 Dr. Gds.
INDEX.
Abadie, Henry Rich. 164
Abbot, Rev. Fred. J. 455
Abbott, Cha.CoraptoD 459
— — Cba. Thompson 44:2
Frederick Tydd 253
Abell, Joseph 532
AbercTombie, John 532
Abercrombyy Hon. J. 345
Ackland, Graves 465,486
Acklom, George Eratt 258
^J. E. 465
A'Court, Fred. Holmes 321
269
307
543
272i
Acton, Charles
Ed. Wm. Fred.
Francis, Haron
Adrien, John Joseph 224
Adaetts, John 444
Adye» John Miller, CB,
52, 373
Adye, Mortimer 78, 374
Affleck, Duncan C. 216
Agassiiy I^wis 511
Roland Lewis 418
Agg, Thomas Francis 153
William 85, 269
Aglen, Artemas Tbo. 170
Agoew, Charles 145
Charles 106
Gerald Andrew 328
^James 250
— Thos, R. 75, 464
470j Agnis, John Crown 138
Adair, Alex. William 164iAhmuty, James 120
-Thomas
•Wm. M. Cole
-Allan Shafto
•Chas. William
■Henry
-Henry Atkinson
200iAile8biiry, G. W. F.,
413 Marquis of 125
413| Ainslie, Cba. Philip 29, 151
Alexander, Claud 160
Fred. Llewellyn 414
orge ' 540
Geo. Gardiner, CB,
54, 413
Henry 104
Henry 129
James, CB. 121
S/r Jas. Edw. 42, 202
Robert 120
^Ihomas, CB. 439
William 293
William 443
Wm. Gordon 332
Algar, Jas. Starg. H. 282
Alison, Arch. 60
Fred. Montagu 86,215
Allaire, John HUlary 344
Allan, Alex. ATI). 211
And.Timbiell 62, 231
270
106
180
470
James
^James W. D.
Richard Bratton
Rob. Alex. Shafto 125
—Thomas James 31
Adam, W. 465
Adams, Allen Noble 217
And. Leitb, MID. 324
Arthur Fulford 436
Cadwallader 66.266
Edward 60
Frank, CB. 34, 234
•Edw. Campbell
-Henry Francis
-James
-Robert
-Wm. B. CB.
282
36
136
511
35
33
418
•George, CB.
-George Forbes
■George Hewish
5«7
444
322
157
212
Henry
Henry
Henry Balthazar 369
John A. PhilUps 376
Tot. Hollingworth 527
-Michael Goold 62
lamuel 148
Thomas Edmund 234
WiUiam I':dmand 239
WUliam Henry 33
Adamson, Josepit Sam. 52
Robt. Isaac 212
Adcock, Alfred Wm. 228|Alder, Sydney
Ainsworth, Oliver D.
Airey, George John
^James Talbot, CB.
49, 163
Sir Richard, KCB.
12, 125
Rob. Hen. Burrell 229
Thomas 229
Aitchison, Alex. Allan 303
Sir JohD, KCB. 8,302
William 55, 166
Aitken, Alexander 515
Akerman, Hercules 170;
Akers, Charles Style 402
Alban. Fredenck 197
Albemarle, G. T. Earl of
17
ALBERT, His Rnyul
Hightteu The Prince
Consort, KG. KT.
KP.GCB.GCMO.
5. 159, 343
AIcock,Tho. St. Leger 106
288
486
Dudley North 382
John Younger 300
Robert 532
William 253
Allanby, J.S. 3rZ>. 444
Allardice, JohnM'I^ermid
307
Allardyce, James 532
Allen, Chas. Davers 470
Charts J. Watson 148
AUenslein, Hen. B«roM486
Alves, John 14
Ambrose.Geo. Jas. 59, 175
Ames, Alfred 345
Ames, Frederick 344
Amey, William 445
Amherst, Hon. Fred. 151
Amiel, Charles Fred. 314
Amsinck, William 106
Amyott, Rich. Garrett 486
AndcrsciP, Abraham 207
Abraham Collis 74
Alexander 37,411
Andrew, MD. 631
Arthur 323
Arthur, MD. 439
David 59, 223
David
Do Lancey R.
Edward Abbot
George
-George D.
-Henry
-Henry
•James Alex.
386
172
212
440
283
48,36S
38C
202
291
•David Fred.
-George
-Herbert Burrows 182, Walter K.
nJohn, MD. 444'Aldeison, Henry Jas. 377
Wm. M. Dixwell 308
Aldridge, John 217
John 81, 220
Robert Battelot 300
Thomas 217
Aldworth, Rich. Wm.
58,185
Robert Oliver 266
Alessi, M. de Marchesi 74
Alexandert Archibald 139
Addams, James 104
Adderley, M. B. B. 128
Addington, Hon. Charles
John 84, 248
Hon. Leonard A. 375
Addison, Alfred Cham-
ber]. 294
John 486j
Joseph Edward 56
Thomas 58, 172
Addy, John 470
210
167
George 486
George 466
eorge 520
James 104
Jas. W. Geo. 841
ohn Edward 312
obn Penn 470
R. Shuitleworth 470
Rt. Aostin, AfZ>. 444
Robert 470
R. Austen, Afi>. 445
Robt. Calder 418
Robert Marshall 131
Rodney Vansit. 413
Wm. H. Craven 316
Alley, Tottenham 486
Alleyne, Chas. B. K. 127
Douglas 312
AUfrey, Good. Holms. 130
Irving Stening 306
AUhusen, F. H. Ehren. 205
Allinson, Edw.Dawson442
John Hiram 499
Allix, Charles 103
Allman, Stephen Geo. 352
Alinutt, Wm.Wiukw. 416
-James Geo.
•J. War. HasUngs 298
-John 12Q
-John 215
-John, MB. 303
Tohn David 527
-J. Hamil Priogle 379
-John Henry 861
-JohnBich.C^.60,378
Toseph, CB. KH. 104
-Joseph Henry 129
-Richard 81, 376
- Robert 300
-Robert 335
-Rob.Carew,jrD. 160
404
310
631
83,291
141
446
466
611
Alpe, Hamond 470
AUton, Arthur Rich. 291
Svdney Vere 418
^W. Evelyn, ilC2) 444
Boyd Francis 343 Alten, Victor, C^%^^ fM
Samuel
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas
Thomas £.
William
Re9. William
William
W.Cochrane 18,371
Wm. Forbea 318
Wm. H. H. 106
William James 240
Andrte, Rich. Collyer 120
Andrew, Charles 486
Andrews, Charles 104
Francis 106
Henry Smith 198
as. Travor White 368
443
62G
6S
1^
61
ohn
John
Motlram .
Robert
Robert AUx.
Aadrawi, Rob. Fleet. laOiXiden.G.BukiHo*. lAe'AiIiniore. Jolin
Wm. Gilly 80, 37(5 Willi.m 151i Willwm
UiCDt. 2W> WLIliim 41i<i AiJiton, Arlfaui
IIM Ar.^nle5M-l.iiai,A.Von Wi: HeDrv
304 .t.Kent, Suniucl 444 W.lliatn, MB.
—K.Aalb.KH. 103,4uS Tliomis 2UI A»k«nh. Wm.Hw.ST,
— 'EdnrarJ Kux 231 Arkuii^'lil, IleniT 31() Ailvtl, Jul
Dgmtein, J. Jul. W, IJ Annit, LJ.AmadVt 79,405
Dgkinr, H. ATa:; . .;( lU.I ArRiiiH^e, Jolin 331: AHltll.CliarldEJiTird
ADkWe(l,,lInDlray i'l< Aim^lrnn;;. Aleitndor li' Ricb. \\m.
" IE .;i7H Al»j. hotvoll 104 AniW. FAii. U'OVly
175 Alex. Moon) 356 ncii N.
AannlcT, A. Lyillctun 147 PM ^ 70, 213 ti Dufdila
—Hon. Aiihtir
160
31^1
153
kiDfiald
liD Oeo. Aug
-V:dHi[<I
— Kdnwd Mucui
3a,ST9-
'nkam
Jmi.«0
— Arch. K. H»rbonl 37t| Jn, W. Cfl. 42,
— /ran. A. H. A. 86.112! j„|,
.Hub.3.H
64, I4t
itoJM £14
>, Menfy ^VUliaa 453
'.ibutbnoU, Hvn. Hugh
CB. 6, 348
Hm. Jolm
—John, riK.
— H™. Wm.
,Khdall,AaJ. Mervyii4T0 A
ed. RJ.
iy)si:vi lUw- Jobn ■
Henry ., uUctsTnu
Henry 6*, Hi:l'Auiiin, Philip
ArniuJ, John, KH. IT AQi!hinleck,Cr*hti>Sj
Anwy, Chai. Aug. 32l M.D.
■ lid, Wm, Graham 336' Jubn Claudiua
■j Anon
knder
-Joba
SlR>.
0 Arthur, Alei.Millei
iTcber, Frtn. llUtet
J. H. Unrenc* iSi Sir Fred Lcop. Bl. 68'
—-Richard HalliUy 290 Ihomai 104iAu:>l«n. Chi. W. 63,
— Samual 3l0 Aalibumham, Han. T. ' Hrnry l-ldmuod
Wm. Henry 10(i CB. l\. Hen. H. Oodwi
Wm. M-Gregot 310, Croinfr 283: Jiriin, KH.
Wm. Spearman 48.'i|Aihe, Wallu SSliAuHiD, Alfred
ifGhibtld,Rob.Wm. 3TS William 11 tnry 391 Airiadjoha
jdagb, Jelu CLvIm «M'Aihnon, ChariM 96 Edgtr £d<r.
>'^^ 'iMM m
h Snilh 66,
MBsran
M William
tbaiv John
SI. John
;,H.F.
ill Alfred
Charlei
Bigsby
I.. MD. 4«3,
ii; Scdiey
n, Arlbar
u Hankey
lip. CB. 8,
lip John 67 1
mi a Pwkcr
^QthbCTt A.
iTj Kdoard
Dktid, Bl.
hu.Otb<,rn
rin Smart
r. Stand iah
acii BrsmU;
M SirayDC
liiuld PblUipf
hanlD.
.MB.
Joho
1 EdwBfd
illiara
.. Grab. MO.
1. Stmarl
d,J«ha AII«]
.8. 811,
Edw^t)
iRirilUnn
Ryder
Tho. Mowlmv 318!
Bawtrae, Ed". "'"■ BeMion, G»o S. MJ).
MD.
Btiur.Fn. llulingi,
MD.
^— Jimu Fleming
BiTfieU, Samuel Jai. **3'.
Barlay, Fred. OeoTge STS
Hen. AdJington jai.
-Ilgnr} U. Eorl C, I4t> ueiumr, Joba
Auk. lOti'
I,lleii1ww, t:d«r*ld
fi'Beiumont, Uudley jullleudrr, Beuoil
~Fmt. (MwDTd 11. 403,
,._ — n. Wcnuronb 167^
BtTliff, Bid. L. alB, 342 Rieli, lUury 11. 404, Jooitlian
Bi'vlv.AleianderRou'fil Rich ll»n. Jclm 43, Samuel
George 65, 3^: 34,
. G 104; Be
Geo. ^onitsi 4SG Kcckwilli, Uia. «.'(>. lOSOvnuelt, Aarun
Sir llmrj, KH. 10*' 273 „ . ,
—Hmry Elliott 350 Sll. 12, Fraoci* Leveil
jolin B5, 401 Badfan), Uich. B. It, 312,— UeorBS W,
Neville Salt. K. 374: W. Fanil.a.ia34,a«li George B.
p,„, 77i Wm. Devaynei 515, Huqiy Elkina
Rich Kerr 255'HediQjfielil.JoIin Wi Jame*
Bich-Uoiirelte 178; 1" S-ij J«me»
iha! 627 1 ^— Hob«rt
-I'homai
-Thomas
T iaii 205' Thoi. Wealwpp
' 436' 304 William
187 Beer*, William 232] William
12, 187.BiieW,JuliiiPieloD lOSi Wm. Cba. Frinil
Gw.Macl«ad 4701 . 417| Uu'lton
HM.J. L« Mar. 324^ 103;— -ttB..IIeD.Worth/
Jolin Lambert E. 281 J. 5- W Beua.lt, Wm. Ward
Kobrrt Stuul 04 Behreni, lleo.Chrii. 54l{Btn>an, tn. N. S.
Simcoe 16 Uclclier, Geo. B. 154i Grnrea
Cha. 277J William 247. UeorgeThomaa
470 Deldliam, Jobn 29« lien. Roxlij t4.
414'Bellicld, Edward 40d. Tom 82,
■jSS' William 516 \Vm. Welbcre II.
jolin 103 Iklford, M illiain 4B6,Bcnt, George
LoiliiHowe B3,228!BELGIANS, Hii Ma- Geo.Ca.44, 125,
379 Jeitvtlie KiHgiifih; ' I'ugli
247; K6. ecu. GCH. 0- '-'-
.107 Bell, Arch. IlamilUm 380-
I 321' Arlhur 443;-
■283' Clia. HarUnd 81, 354 BfnllmH. Jaba M. »" H«-»Mge, AIM. Y/m,
Vateolina 76' Cliirlet William 1 J^'Brntliim, John 4
BmIc Percy 192 -^Kdward Weill 11 Benlinck, Anh.t. 39, ;!
Bobl. Henry 273 Kdv,. W. 1). 57. 22(i, Cha. Ant.Ferd.9, 1
^ThcChavtor 443 Geo.ge, Ci). 18j f^ Jobn I
Wm Gabbelt 106 Jamet 208 W ni. A 11, 4
SI Jime. 120] Wali.r T. Edw. I
Tbo.298' Jamea Lancailer 381, [.CD. J
486 Jamea X. MD. 332l I
. 260 Si.Jobii.jrCfl.B,177 wi!5Jg Wm. ¥: 1
6J Jj5 John 511' llioniBi I
Ifil John Cbailea 272 Ben>on, Tho. Ynle S
Prancii I'oiter 444 —John FrcJeiic a6:i,BMe, tlil ward Baker f
Qh, J. Newntn 202 Matlhew John 201 r
Geo. Ptrcaral 2!Ki llobe.t lOfi' Fm.iciaBere.ford i
N 1 106 Samuel 486 Geoige Jobn 1
noi Francia 3&2 Sydiwy Wm. 315; George Robert I
Wmamft^ 8. 151 — Thomi, CB. 104 —H. C. J,l. Peer 4
BMdsT nw Tod. IBII Thomaa Lynden 363 lien rj Marc u> I
-— Ji^NoUe 3231 WliiwforfJobn 332; Marcu* 10, I
, JohD 133 BlukiUI. Robert ISS'lOaiibv, Fn. H. 48(i Bolnni. L'hns- Godftry
-homu 5BI' HobfH liolBWklev, I. M. J/.B. a(13,H,.(d. Waller .Ss.lon
rn. Hiiilbcw IDl llUi-kbuin, John |(H)'l>lt'rikiR^,U('a.i:ii:t>iar l(jl;liaiat'ii, LmnuA
II, Chi. Ph.lllpt 511 Blackhu.n.., William 530 ISlentiii...,.,., Geo. Aiit. [Holder.., G. Xcclil 77.
r,G»r:.e(iordon 1 Williim l'i3 I.miou 5(i, 2(i(' il-nn' (J.-orgo
nbcrlin 401 lllacler, Jolin Rorwit 470 Willinni 131, L.>p«lale
a I>iiM 520' l.iihau Wm. 4.36 Ii1cniii.-rl.ii>»i't, llirij' tHi lUil^rr, lvil»'»nl
iij«mes li)4]—. Willi;
nrlBljckMi, ChorletKn. 343
Ble<vill, C'hnilvi 2<«3ltul 1
j^_ oSTl — Ch.i.loi.liBr Kd*. 163Bli|;l.. F.ed.C. ei,S5:)Ho) >..
141 Kilwinl Williom 13<i — GwrfiB W. 83,281 1J..I
328' Edwanl William 343 Hlinklicirii, Ikiiry I.TI: Aus"sti.» Simuel
4421 Roli.Stewan 134 llU«.-t, 1 liomas 170' lla..iLl IB,
Ht! Willum 340 .-JOB Kiln-. Ch«:1,e.l«
3721 lllackl. T. Jol.n 11. nry 380 Sil Kr^inds JuUi
.w..W.( 65, IGa' rd 43 nl.ill 2<^, J.hn
-eid^R Wm. Po»- Kilw. 378^ 104. John Ilavcron
CB. 59, Ml' .'.34|UloiHi, Frjnrutiiiinble 2fm Jolm l.nwmica
lenry 58. 181 BIJir. An. KinUen>l«v 30p! Juhii -im—- fhiiip
t»p» 328 Cln.Thn.. frwl'. IBB Klo.iifirhl.Tlios.Kdwin 231' llid.urd
ho. Hich. I), 340' l(.li.BI«>nilii.ld. Alfred 17(1 Hich.G. BMiiford
«,Ch«.Hich>rJ 4l)l 1h7| K>I«i« 47lt Iti.M. Ucn. Mli.
.*xhnS.lT.tor 258, Sb^^i 183; i!«u. Kf.ine 21i. IW. S.m.i.ei
le».J»hnCi>l.iri'.'-38, nieh^iT''^ 2G(I U..l..\.\i.KCS.ieG rhe«,,hilu.
diH l''3| T1.05. Xen-nh.m 4Hb
J»mt<iAirhur 2f.3
imfi- 470 Ilbkf.K<i.ijri John 511
J..hn 18,371 79,
Cl«.e. l'M»'.rd Lyncli 74 Uonif..id,I«nucBo.iifoicl
im«. Fiincii 352' — Klhclbtilll. .Wi). 274
— William C. J,. 37J, Jni.i, North
■ifh.J.Wytley 140' KrftU'nuk 173
BJoutil, Ileiheil 54, 3<I6. 1
abtrtJoDU 207 U.'oi^b KrcJi-riL- 415; llsfar Henrj 3rtM
."vrley SGO <;,:ot^el,u^rcll.« 4141— It.ibtrt lOJ !!ii
^.tardH. IW (iw. Piikiii^t.m Ififi . Ch. l!o
eorgeBeyerW 2fiP Henrr Aril.i.r 17:' » .... ChicI.eiler :«;( "W,
„4 ■'277 .lamei lli..,!,..ry 4H0, Wm. 1). 2-i6\ 1. >m™i. .Moffi.lt
emv 63, 3r.B'— John 15l> Blunt, Cha,.. KJ«. I.. 'ZW D.nvid
tmjChaikt ln<i' John 486^ ll.i.ij P. 1!»3; K<h.a»l
ouii Sounder* 131 Joh.i JosL-pl. 334' W. 11. P. (io.don l-Wl KdwnrJ Sf.plw
Bh. .\itholH -218: l,uriu»Jo(m IBl! IJliii..!*fg, Fred. Win. 154' Freileric
li»rfnsnGo.JfrPv401- Matlhev.Uiet'O'y '*! Uluu'k-ll, Frid. CB. l^iO M.i.ry
,■«. 01i..r ■ 134 MLHiael tW II«n. llhoidcU H. 344, lI.^Drv
, Thomu Knox 17(>; Kirhiird, flC. 4J5! Kithdrd 131. Henry
, David I2|i Slephtn ' 332'BI«n1, Frjufi- Chai. 43G\ John
iMl«.Jo).n 32' Waiiir Frinci* 178 Francis UliMiili. 148' ilobtrl John
,bn 3411. -fiiWl 134^-(!n...l 404! ■■
, George tinlWn 51' 103
Itiuhaol 6,2!14' M
iviiL.r k'p...i..r;..ii 9n"! Wt,, n.,.,„
rick 20'.'|-
., Arthur 241i ugU 53(j;l!l"rloii, Gi-ur.ijc 25"' Willijm Sii11I« ■
Jnr Wuin. 223 Hi. Hix.. Si, Via-*. lllUili, Ane»Mut Fred. 43'Uonc. Uco.Fiid..UJJ.
ear* 32tf' (iCB.GCH. 6,l'i!),4fi3| Ua«i'l 413 Tliim. Guril. JUi}.
inM* 4TU! Ilobcri 80, s;G4! D'llrbanW.Forr. y.>7nonliJin, Frannii ;
honit a8Hi ^^ lIKi, I23l FniliPiik Samuel 2521 Jno. HntliHUM
'ilium 436' liglit 377 Matllirw Siniili 3'>3|noiicpv, Cluu. Uenrv ;
'illtioi 520' 231 ' Saniiittl Fiii 'hit 240, lti:nn'.r, Bi-njun.iiJohn I
p, Bkb. Prel. 315 Hhmii..-, Charlci 341' Milliuin irUrUo 151 1 'HioBia)
)<iboJu>is34, 3J4il<hinchard,Arih. V.ll. m>' 2f>0 lt.>iin>niin,Jn<, .Uif. :
.BielnnlS. A. 4fHiBUncklcr, I^JI.JK. Bl),18S Jow|di Ihny F. 4fi(i Ronlnu, Ji>bn Shni ■
iNl,An'.U.3l,228 Hontio N. rhu<. 414 RoaM', (ii-o. Cluu.eul 4ll-'ikH.iii, hMoarJ
iinid Samui'l 104.|)knd, ^:dH'a^J I^Aus 40^'Bu-dkiu, Jami's I5ii: II. J. Pirkio 82, :
ly, Henry I5i Howlio 231 HoJIe, George 3i;'; Jonithan i
Alfred Godrrcr 2Sfi| Jamei 470 Boelimer, Fmleritk 177: Itolieri
toift l"4 .TnmeiFox 307 H..o«y.T. Il.frawl.ty 2!m Williiim, CJt. J
. Kobl. Stewart 34ll John .527 ItogliuiM, ^>lwiifd 4i:i> William
jM* 3H:il John I,. 2H>; lli)gle,An-)n>»Cathnrt l!.-j' WilUiio
,me. 5M: HoUrl J.hn 4l»i' IMhm Bh-j i}«,'h\.y.ll'ulC.4e5,
.men 520 Ellane. Cha.lis Collins 103 Hp"si«!, John, MH. 63, J.l.iiUeoiKe 71.
,l,n 48ti Chail^j G. V.'« r-fsnK J.ui-s- B.ln«J Gl ,^i,„W.J««i«--.MI).
iimai 3h3 I'li :r1.« G:.:
lOmat .51 1 StrnBKb».narl. lf>4 11
illiain Cnail 137: KiiIhH, CH.
itIianiThui. !% .Seymour John
ilmna 182. HlHtlierwiet, ■ITioniiw 440 Sgniuei lliin "ran*
I.Joha 470. Ulaihuajr, Geo. Will. 101' W.u.Simeon
ha 76 BUy, 9uDnel Smton 620 Boissier, John Williairj -;~- \vS S
V.'«'i:0!!i:i.>.J..ii-s. ^:.ln«Ja^^'w,vW.J*«i«■;.Ml>■
430IW.■n,J.■.nlh., e -'m \V("^-*',T\ ?r
SI _lWl.,.-.o,fc ■|^V.\'*'^..v,.W- *■
5G5
Index.
Bjilhw'uk. Walter 142 :i.iivlli\. A. i'iirton Hi.*291 Uraddi-ll, J huinaK
BorioM, Aiili..(7J. 31. 362 Marry Ku!(s«'ll -il7!Ur.i ifuril, IMwaiil
Cluirle:* JaiiU'i 190 PulliMiejr Ivlw. JtiJ Francis R.
I0i>. (jio. NichoIlJ.
o«] M.chael
— Oliver JoUn
— U:ilpll
— \\ ilinni Hon.
404
230
40. 159|
15I'-
Kdward KllU 28(> Howler, Jolii'i
Hdury Mu-liii 3U0 Dowli-s. KiIaxhI
JJostUnniinii.ll.iiry ol3. 6irb. K'C-/i.e,3U),4ii3
15o.>tl«>ck, J;i>. Wiilnrn "207 Ilu?ii|»uri:v 4H7,
Joiiu .\!»iiion,AiD. IG7| Wry lliuit '2yO
Bo!*vvill.||.,6'i(;.A.F. Iu3 Howlin^', John do4jUM<iley. Ui-nry
Uo!iwbll, Joliii lJU,Ut)VMnan,II.Mii^^uinuell71 Jntiii Uoiialdson 202|
Botelcr, KolK'it 171jho\iiivs4, Jstlia I0(i l.>iad»ha\v, Alcx. Fred. 3-16,
]k)<li. Caspar Vua •'312j Jj-Iim Ja.uc-. 3"2*J, Fraiu'is Greeu 4B7|
liollinifr, Liemnid Vou 511 no\\-\rr,Ge><r^e Ilcuiy 1*2!^ Juiiif!» lldwaid 13.'i.
— — .Y«rdiuaiid de 04 >; Himhv ArL(ii> I4(i ■ James Laivis I90i
Bolt, Tlioiii 1-4 84,134 I! on r\ John 177
Hotiomley. JoR Urury 418| — Thoni is James 227
Buuclior, Juhu Clia**. 131 l)oxi>r, YAw. Mounirr 373
210|Urerc'tuD,Knn!
.WO, Wni. Ci
181|
18b Brcslia, \Vm.
Breiou, Clia».
Ffency W
Joliu
Bou>;Ucy, Juhii FciiUm \1\\ H(.y< o, Abel \VoodroHru243i
Boulc.'ttiJoJiiL Wio. 3'2'2
Bouldersun, Johu 300'-
BouIdoih, Siraron 300.
Doullbee, Kdwaid J. :s^06;
Boulton, ('has. Arkull 342 1
lUchard 47 1 ! Boycott, Kdw. E. I).
Bourbi'l, .\u.^'. Alf.:o 134 \Villi;im
Bourcliier.L'luud W 7U,343 Bovd, AIoxaiHUr
K. hiue, Cli. 63,401. — 1-Alex. llobt. A.
John
John (.'Ufcncc
OctaviuH
Kichard
'Thomas
-John
-John Jidiu^'U
-J(iit(*;>ii John
'Lawivuco Aug.
■I'aiis Wui. Aug. 57 1-
62, 3G(): Brett, C:hai.<
-Kdward
-Hiny A
-Henry
—Johu
—John Da
—Lionel I
-Rich. K
-WlilCild
— Wm. Fi'
444
181
28-2
376>
lOG
177 William " 240!Brp:tingrham,
237 Biadv, 11. Beaurhamp 298 Brew, Churli
177 John Barrett 24b! KicharU
l.'i^, KujjtiJi George 172 1 Brewer, Thoi
221: ihoMusChirk 4 4 ;i; Brewster, He
236| \V. S. ilirhardbon lO^JBnri', Al«x.
•jl&|t>rai:i!o,Joh:i Arthur 1J2_ George
315
— - ■ Gei>r^tt
Ilenrv Scion
Ilu^h' riunkel
J aniL-s Juhni s
John
Legend re (.h. til, 30b
Kobi. Lennox 41t)j
Bourkt , (it'o. i homnA 2(>9
//wi.lidw. K«.di?n I41j
■lion J. Juceiy n (33,324,
444 Chail..H
41B — — Kd*%a!d
43 Kdward
3.31 j Wiliiam
103i
Wni. H.
74ir.niidley, lien. TrinL'. l83!Briikdalo, X
200i iifiiimer, James Loultil 487 1 Bi ickeodcn,]
50iB.ani]y, John Rob. J. 382;Bii 1-e. Cypr
270 Freil.Wm. AiriJur4l5lii[amsion, Thoniasll. IHO
— Geor;:eVaclKll 263; Brami\cll. John 4H7|-
— lien. Gillesjiiu 24:M Branch, Geo. Fcrftusou 5 1 1 1 -
^Jamc* 87;Braiu'ker, Wni. G. 380-
— ^Jaa. Browne II* 21 Oj Brand, (.'h.is. lloulev 418
— — Joseph
Joseph
Ohver I*Ji^tl
P.igt."t Jolin
— ^'I'lioniu*
Wm. Ormc
•Jhs. I'ower
• Mo'iseiii
-RirliHrJ
349,
381 Kob.il iiio. B.
[,2 Willia-ii
195 Wm. CHihciiit
290l Henry Robert
I20j .Tames
516: Brander, J'iios. Coven, 47 1
r.dwurd
■George
Geoige
Jumed
Koberi
AViiliam
164 —
106tBriil>;er. Joh
John Ui
3631 Wm. Maxwell 229!Bria;re«, E*!-
240 Brandis, Kdward \'on 54*^; Edw. St
ne:ry ]
270
7 I
-Feidiuund de 54l>j
86, 4:>:^,Bovis, Cha. li. MD. 531 Ficderick Vou 542iJiidge't. Gri
212 — 1-Jame* Fischal 354 Brandling, Johu J. CJi. jBridgtbnl, S
Bou>tead, J.ilm 515 SValttr Johu 19H 77, 37d-Bridsoo, Wc
Bouvorie, r.vtr. W. 11,152 B.»>le, C. S. 463 BranJreth. Frederick 104!Brien, 1 dwa
Lanr. Tleyd. 61, 310, Jlon. Kdm. John 321 liranfill, Benj. Aylett 322,Bnggs, Geoi
BovcII.Johu Wm. 435' Kdward 298 Itrnnnan, James 471; James
Bovill, Kdwajd 48t; Kdw. Vicars 380| John 620:- "
-James Owen 80. 35^' GeraKI Kdmund 345|nrathwaire. Frederick 627,—
Bowater,A'*ri:.K'C/i.7,26bi John Fred. C.
Bowdrtn, George 511, — Ruberl
Henry (ieorgc 167' R-.»iieit
lle.hert li. 83, 223| William
■ Wm. (jarey 5l5i William
248 Braitlo, Ihomiu 487
376iBiaun, lieorize 541
65,413 Braun.>, ChnHvs 542
62, 32(), Bravo, Alexander
515il^rav, Fxiw-nrd Wm.
John
-John
John A.
John Pi
Bii:jrht. Hob.
349,Brigstucki>, .
318 Brinckman,
337 1 •Biiacka
142,BrinckmaQn,
18i Julius
Bowdler, Geo. Andic«v 486 If,ui, Wm. G. 77, 16;»
George Owen 262 Bo>lin, William 383
Bowen, Charles 404.Buvs. Kdmun i Fi'euch 103 Biavbrooke, Samuel
Kdivaid 298| llcory 106 — ^William
Franci*,iU/>. 4 03, 634, Brabant, Kdw. Yowd. 354
Ht-nrv Gnllilu 32-1|Braba70n, Hugh
•U. Si. John Cole 381 Jas. Dupre 87. 2l()iBrobnor, John SliBrindhurst, .
Jas. Henry 207|Bredin, Alexandei 216iBri«ao, Dou
•Luke Brahaenn 37( i Kdjrar Ci. 81, 376, Brisbane, &
-Cieo, Fied. C.
-NVilliara
1571 Brine, Aodn
Brcadinjr, Juhn Rem, 520i Bruce
iDf-'Bixjarey, Christ, ^pcn. 487 Froderii
-Hugh 'I'homaa
-John Walls
-Roljevl
-Robert
-Thomas
-Thos. Frederick
■\Viiliain Rice
3HU
Bower, (ieo. Cuthhert. 26«
Bower*. Ch*. U'Obreo 35(i
Cha<. Roiieit 17
Henry 43 o
John Tiiomson 182
Jbowkw, Htory Cowley 417
51
471
340 Brate, Gnoifjo Kdw. 298iBieed«'n, Aui^iistus 220 Makdougj
104 j Bracken. Tho. 1». A. 25:i Harry A. Arthur 175 GCB. tH
18.'lBrjicUnhi:rv, Chi. !». 377,Brem, Nich. Toilibrl de Brisco, Hvlt
•2o:j: ^,> Kd.^ard KM: 74. 544| Wasiel
-lleLiry
■ilerirv
Brudbiiine, Fiaucis
Siunuel
Ihndbury, Kmunuil
Joiia
17vi Bremner, Ah^xandt r 534 l>riscce, Kdv
;iHO I'.Jin.in, (Joraid 243| Henry,
497 Joi.n 471i Ileniy j
210i Tho. Her. Alex. 415. Henry
129 Bn>ndou,AI-:erm>n81,376!Brisley. Wu
Bradby^ JCdwurd
129
304
Brennao, Richard
BrcretoD, Chailes
466>Bii»low,II«i
5d4!Bro«dbeiit,l
hidex.
560
Hroadley, Kilw.O. ti2, 463 Krown. Sir(iei>rge. GCH. Uiomn', ^l.iriin J.>r. 341 nuicieiio}i,W.K.,DDk6
Urouilrirk, EdwAnl 380 A7/. 7,343 "Mr-Iville *iC(i oJ
Jkmnrtii li Affinal. I Sil\fi: tl ^ AQ 1 \1 »..•«....» OOl- 1 ll....l.n.. /!«« \l'» V
Broroii, Kegiualil
Bruck, ]). CaiueruM
3or>:
444
310
53 1 : .MoiMRi^ue
125
•iii;|»urhQii,Geo. Wm.F. l03
(JcorjoJoIm 76,1:59. r.fcrClinora ;n(i;liiK!:.njiin. «eorj;e 137
— — Junius Ailiol
Nifhs. Mourant
Brock m.iD, Ghs. Fred. 17b'
John Arthur 1»2
Juliuii Drak'i 3l>'2
Brodhum, John Kilvr. l;il
BroJie, Francis 3l)0' -
Hugh, F. Aihley 3i*l!
Bro'ligan, Francis 234'
BroJiick, Henry 28S
Broke, Hur. Geo. 11,324.
Brome, Fr. li. Denny 181'
Fied. 4fi3
Bromhead, Bi^nj. P. UAH'
Chas. JamtJi 229
Edward 177
Bromley. Hen. Binctt 193!
Bronner, Charlis de 544'
Brook, Rich. C'rundel 252'
Brook, lid. Hcr>rv 3031
William John 237'
Brooke. Anh. W. Do
Cipell 139'
■ — ^(*hn». ClomenU Ho!
Charles Francis 2.5-''
Kdw. Ba^il 28. UoO:
Li!\v. F.a. Brown 2.i.'Jl
-(iustavus, CH.
•Ilfiiry
-licn.'y Jamos
■Hercules Kdwiii
-Hngh
KM
4(>3
314
302
7o
Jus; Muntjgu 85,33*2
John 247
Jtthn 487'
John Geurso IHb!
Juhn Henry 3771
JoSnT-itton 16,41i;
-John T. Butler
■Josej-.h
-Lancelot Cha^.
-Nicliolas R.
"Porcival
>'. lititl.vi^/o iM. 471I--
Zo/</lli.rh.IIoivclH5
Ki(h.'Ui.l3..olvevni7i
Ilobeit ' 31ti|
U.)l». Km. M. 103!
Bob. \Vm., AM, 4.i5;-
St. Jo!ui Ihiinns
3iJ, 372
Tho.Gore, C7i. 103
3771-
532'
2H0
3i):
-GilbLTtJ.I,unc38, 372
-Utiiry Jumes 82
-J.imcs 29
-.T;.s. Ji.hn Neil 134
-J as. Boss Gray 232
-John Giuhame 471
-Jolm I/K. L. 446
-l^wis Man;!. 324
-Wm. Handa!(yd« 186
-Wm. I'heophilui 487
293
84, 272
413
43-
•Hichard Ktlward 2771 Wm. Lloxd
Rol>ert 50; IL,,. Willium
K.ihert 27-2| William l»r>r6
.({(ihurt 631 j Wm. 8an<ly({
• Riib. B. FnrsTth 151 iHroivi:!:!!, Joseph
-Valontine 471
NValiei Jolin,C». 120 IJiick, G -orjjre
-Wi'llintjton 314 1 ilemv
■Wilhaiii 311- Ilujrh Stukcly
William 3f33l Biickeriilge. Francis II. 487
-Wm. renjamin 315 Kiickland, Francis T. 127
-Wm. Hen. S. M. 310 Huckic, Alfied John 306
148' Geo. A. Bentley 262
7l
I'
4H7
18;V
151'
Uirh. Nichoirs 404
Uobt.Thos.JIfD. 442
Sch-AL-ll Hftv 416
Kdu. Thof*. 403| William Kdward 277
Ge. rgt', C^. 120 Willi..n. (ieorjro 16*^
Gustavus Holm. 40:1 Wm.Gu'^lavu^31,*22b
H!.-nry 255; Wm. Hamj-son 380
—Ilenrf Francis 2f)4 Urowne, .Ah x., A/.D. 532
Hen. Vau^han 335j Andrew 56, 2.i8:
— — James Ciofl 58, 187 1 Andrew Smythe
Boberl Wilmot 281 "Montague 137
^Thomas 103: Arthur M. B<»tcr 242
Thomas 3(J, 197; Hnrton I'arkcr 104;
Brookea, Joseph 24(>i litothtiton 104.-
Joshua KowlanJ 41«' Auj;. Cli.Gunter 139
Richard Kdw. 2' 1 ■ Chas. Kdw. Gore 316'.
William 82, 30<i: Charles Fre.i. 245!
35fiiluckiev,(:hap. Kdw. 344
Uobi'rt Johnston 15rnro.Miini;,llu_h Kdm. 137' Kdward l*ery 10
SiiJniT Bevuf'tl 43i); Monia*;iii« ChiiH. '^i<-' J. 465
Thoni'iirt " 153' Wm. Ilenrv 3 >2 Wm. Henry 487
Thomas 472 llrownhm, Kdw'. Km. 3(M» Hud.l. Ficdtrirk Edw. 413
Ths. CaUItrhp:id 157 Ki..n(:is 30.> Genrjii. 380
Th. Southwell 81 . 274: Win. Vospv 2 i7 nalph 57, 202
Waller Stewart KKHjowmiL'.', Ilv. Joh-i 43^ Uidund 121
Henry l.athnm
I^ir.linm, Cod.
319 Bndiren, Kdward Hugo 316
2K3 J(din 335
J.Sludhi Inip,C.fi. 35 Thomas U
hi'uco. Al»»xander 534: Wm. Thomas 380
Altfx.Ci'nninfrhnnj33(> Bulger, Georj^e Knicst 192
/.(/n/ChailosWil- |Bulkcl.y, Charles 106
liam Hnuionell 126; Fu. Be.iumaris 293
Courier! iv Wm. 1341 H«»nry 135
IMwnnl Jackscm 37h IJulkel»'v,llichanlMo8-
Kvre Kvnn« 120 lyn Kc^is Williams 128
(Jeo.J. IJnir.Vnclll54 — ^R.ibe.t S. Wms. 145
-Jam'!:*
-Jitlin
-Micliaoi
3R3
-Tho.Jns. Williams 146
Brooks, Arthur
Gcoige Bcnj.
U. B.
201 CinrlHS H'":ry 182, ll.w. KoUrt
120
362
615'
1161
416
378-
471
Bros. Hieiitrd Follctt 210'
Biotherton, Sir 'Ihos. ;
William, KCB. 8, 129!
Urough, Bedmond W. 17'
Kichanl
Brougham, Wilfrid
^' Broughton, John D.
-' Le^gh Delves
^ Bobt. Edwards
4- Spencer D. 57,373
? Wm. E. I). 37,3**9
V Broun. Montague ('. 152-
— Thomas 240 -
Brnunrker. Hy. Fra. 229^
Brown, Amy:itt Krnle 1 \0
■ Charles 407;
! Chailes Bradfoid 187 ■
: Charles W. 215H ■
Uivid Philip 142
Kdward 1-lH
Edward Cecil 264
Ed.JohnVesey 104
Eugi-ne * 487
..Francis Carnac 487
.FKaeriek, AfD. 532!
— Cliarlfes Henrv 338i
— Charles Orde" 379|
— Coinwallis Wade 264'
— Kdward 260'
— Kdw. Pennefathor
Wailo 300
—Kdw. Stanley 61.412
— Fielding.C/i. 103.466
— Francis 534
— FnntMs Kdw. 294
llobeit
U(d)erl
Robert
Kobert
74, 453 Bull, Fred. G.
49, 159 John James
IS Rnllcn, Henry
60 Richard
,58, 172 lUiller. Coote
156' —
Cithrrirt
Dalr\nip!c
-^.Slewnri Hervey
— 'Thomas
— William, Klf.
— Wm. 'Tvrri'll
1R7
290
220
104
li»6
— Wm.WiM James 334
■7/071. (;ko. Aug. 106] Brumby, Chirles 4K7
-Geor-o, CJi. 104.Bniinuil, W.lliam 231
■Geo. Bi. hard 83. 324:Bruno, Krnest A. P. 23i.
■ M(*nry 33H Brutik»ir,Jamf8 Bobcrt 34 Wal'or Gn'sorv
-Henry George 342.Brush, John Bn-:Hay, Uulwer, K.G. Ciir.64.226
•Himrv .Tohn 215 .^J /). 532i l)un!.tir v,(Miarlc- Tho«. 344
61,453
74, 276
247
403
81
— Kdmund M. 85,343
Ernest Henrv 344
Fred. Charles 164
Frederick Thos. 11
57r George. J^^CJ?. 13
- --HpniyGeor^'e58,334
James Hornby 156
John
John Kdward
lleJ^ers Henry
Re<;inald John
487
330
383
160
334
'• I ^\
—Clio. Tho. V. 82.316
— Sir Henry Kdward,
Br. KCB. 103
—Henry Bilph 60, S2:>P,rutlon, Elw.nvl
— Herbert Fr.T^wis3f»Hl Ri'b. Ahtinpthie 415'
— J:imoH 220 l*ruvere5, Hy. Prinj'eOU).
— Jai.ei 334 Bryant, Jacob Francis 211 O-oifje William 267
— Jaini«* Franivf' rt '!?r\r«. (J I'l r;:e Leslie v:02' Mt-nrv Wm. T^. 41
.Planner*, CB. 57, 401 B.ryd-es, Gemvo 414; Sn.ne:.ousoG.80,364
— //.III. .las. Kvon lO I Brydon, l.rw is Auij. Mv\\ 1 bomas, ( B. 104
— John Fra., RC. 455 lUyntr, Jame*; Kdm. '^\\\ . W illiam Reeves 316
— //nM. John Howe Bijson, Allon, 3/I>. 443,l\unco, Juliu* 413
Montague 312 Tiiomas \5'I»U«m«» Uicbard 247
— IMugein Jas. C. 206 Bubb, Anth'mv ^Ql\\^ut\^o«» Charles S. 487
•in iiuircll, lirvaii
6G7
BurUen, (ieorgc
Wni. 190 Will. Ufiuy.317;. f)31 Robert Fowler
Burdcr, Win. ICowley i:M Willoushhv H. P. 270 Ihoma* l»iorie
Burdeti, Charles S. 104 Uumii-4«,.foliii6:>bi)ti)e462 Vill-'ir&
Sir C'liiis. \V. nt. 27.'? ]'lM.mas 177! Lt>rd Walter
Frai>cis 104 BunouJus.Tl.ox.D'K. 487
v;,. Holicil, lliit. l«r, lii:iioiii;lis,?VJ.\V.84,;)3"2
Bunion, WoUiTt IV' Hicli. I)avit'4 •27U
Burer, CiaLriel 4;> U iri.» 'e>, Titer 540
Buit'e. Benjamin \Wu. i?80 B.)l). Kdw. KlI. !03
Index*
1.02 Untlor, Uich. Pifirce 310 Caldwell, Ualph Wm. 136
18<> Wm. B. 104
!228 Cal*;v, Henry Francis 121
293Ciin,G. Fietl.S. SG.'Jl'J
10() CiillandcTyG. Kr^kine 379
471 John .\. Bum lid
WalttT
Webbu
.Wlillx^cll
■Wni. F.
■Wm. Theobald
*2iiO:nult. John Wtrlls
Burg'^s, Somcrville W. 471 — T. Aujr.
— — Stiipltitonl)ri*ssin^30'2 Iiumown, AnliLr (i. 53,372
Bur)?eaf«, Cluid. John 2f>l IhiisKMn, J.Ciodulphin 4871 Uol>eit Berkolvy
-John IhoniA* H.
Henry Mi!i> 380
-I'lios. ll.n. .\ri), 441)
\:i(li:inlel
loi;
r>3Pi
(51, '28rCallen. J. CIih. H. P. 300
487 Caili'v. H'jnrv 1G6
298, Callow. J. Woodver 583
187'Cullwtll, UoU^t J. 2ti0
104 Calthoipe^/yori.Sonienet
Jubn Oough 80, 133
Calvert, .\. Motteux 376
444
147
306
38'J
Bur*;h, Fiuncis dt: 147 l)urt,j4inu.s
Burginann, Ueor'Tc37, 400. Ch.irli'ji Klw. 81, 37'): But(LMW(irth, llenr)'
Il«'urj riioniu4
r. Uronihead 04, 312 (ieorgc
Uollu (Ji:!t!S}iie 10(, nutter, Archibald 20(> RrKiaaU
332 SiUesKT
487
130
Cunibell, J. Goodrick 445
Georgf; John 382; (irorf;e Henry 223;Uutt9. Aubrey Tho*. 308]CAMHIUI)U 1.. IJ'n
. I60.nurii)ii, Adolplnu Wm. 1 Fred. John 308; Uoi/al Ilighfiasssii.
Burgoy ne, Hir J. "Sl.Ht
Sir Johi» FoK,
Bart. (iCn, 7. 3')!'
Rlioilk.dhu(.;.lI.332:
Buike. Berniird H. l.'it)
Henry 274
Ilubeit Plunketl 330
—John
Joseph
J. Hanlman 77, 175
Theoball 32*
Thomas 1 1 ■
. Walter IJlakc 212
Wdliaui lOli
-Charlt'd
(^liarles Wilii.un
■Cuthbert Ward
-IMwaid
Desart, CU. 77, 13.>; William Pitt 17t.' W. F. C, KG. KP.
A. WeMbrookc 215 BuSze, William 543' Dttkr of, GCB..
311;Uvam, lidwiid 11, 15;V GCMG/ 7,125, 166
32(J'-1-K. W illoughbvG. 4lH!Canicron. Ait. Wei. 331
415' William 293| Aylmer Spicer 231
531 1 J vgravp, Joseph 471'
t)-j Kdw. John, 3i /J. 440 UVui:, A. Mi-lvneux 160:
7l, j-i. J. Neltorville 247, (Jt-orge Stanley 345
3t)-j
1
■linionuel
FoaKr 57, .338!
Francis A. P. 104!
511; /i...i. Gerald F.F. 487
..I
Hcnrv Webb 2.S3'
//i.«.II. W.J.55, 163'
(jerard Septimus 20riJyrne, Francis Htnry 520i
Hen. Aug.
John (.'ur>on
J (dm Kdward
Jidiu P. Miiveri
Uoheii ( I raves
William Pfim
Bnrkilt, Wm. Uoberl 304
Burllon,Geo.Le Hardv 487
Borland, Benj. MB. 385
Wm. Ilarrib 190."
Burleigh. (Sodfrey W. 211
Burmestor, A. K.' O'O, 280|Burv, George Butt
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ilp.Fr«1, 374 lA)l[uBL.A>tljT ;
Jubn 237 Itirbanl Aug.
I31i-
.'ullini
V
N ,lt>3;C.4lin!:ivDO<l,Clenn
» ^^ 'Il'^Ili'l^'^'lrJA,
. W 106 Edwird
in|tcn,A --■-■'
•'.Jot.H.411
4
■Jolin 404-
^04 lUnij Jcne^h
yl \ littrhaid
571
Index,
Codte, Kil. Oi-tllin C. 188 romho, Richnrd 511 Cracknel), Jas. llios.
(.'n|iuliiii(l, (i(.-i):^ij
■ I'.o.n )s
Cop; 'in, (linili'H Ki:i.
Coppiiij^i-r, DiulU-y IJ. '21'.\ Couil, Joini
John Mnrrav
;»lh CouImiii. (.;ooi};t' Ufll 342 Ciariock, Ailam W.
•20.' .luliu Ihrm li. 3-141 (:i»:.rltfb jiurv
.').i'! Cmip**, U'ihiTi 'iOo Cray-, Cecil Webh
iVJ' f'ln:; I'l, >n (>t:or>:e, (Jui!?, Avlnier S,
A\'i IJiMir, K.il.\m'(l
103 (irjliunic
2i)| James
ftlO -
75jCreutte11, Edw. Joka S6b'
472' (ieoin« ^7a
35t, O-w.ild 232
a44!('re»-e. Kvelyn Hiirpur 1*29
472 Hit iiord Ilarpiir 129
K>7.Crevke. Alex. 8:t)ibeo 402
192 ^Ch:t<. ^Vllltal» 'M
Corbailis, John li.nt. 2o0 (ieo. lUnv
■Wni. Richard
Coib.in, Wm. \V lifts
CorK't, Kdivin And.
——Rich. Aiihur
Corb«;tt, Ani^. Patiick
Meycrri. MU,
Kdmuod
Stuart, CJi.
William 85
' William
Roliort Guthrie 296 Crichion.David M, M.331
4j H ro'iri(Mi.iv. Ci»iirli«S. UIO Craigie, Poler Kdmon- Crickiu, George Aog. 210
4i{(; stune, CB. 11, 239:CriAp. lleDrv, JIB. 390
507 Robl. Collins 369| Walter 280
472 Crnmur, Clias. Pierson 28:>iCri&pin, OeDrge 520
3: Henry John 527:-— Hen. CliampaDlt 338
153
2t)(>
— (ii'o, 1 uwn^cnd
— Wni.^AlJan
153 Couitis, Jdhn Chas. G.
173Courllni>d,Arth.C.Vanl31 Crampton, Rob. Henry 1 72. Critpo, Sydney Smtlh 4M
Couitnev, FaIa. lieu. 403 Crane. Kd«v. Joseph 328Croiisdaile, D. Uichd. Sd6
2M) Kd'wurd 43b Henrv Arthur 302.Crorker, Alfied 441
147 (!oveniv, Janu's 48«; John'Richard 2?J5;Crori, Jas. lien. H. 23<^
121 Covontry, Gilbert W. 312 CranHeld, Geo. Darley 4721 Jonathan
5. 270! John W. 205!(:niBt«T, Ilt-nry 300| ThomM
156 Covi'v, CImrleti 29<> Jann's Tiiomas
Wm.Hun., MD. 315 ('o«un. Alex.O. .\fJ>. 44-1 Craufoid, William
4881
440 Craufnrd, Fred.B. N. 314
140 J. Robtrtsion 14l
3M' RolKjpt E. F. 80. 374
5M
248!Crorton, Edw. W. 38, 372
Corcoran, Alexis 3^»4 ('liarMs
Cordup, Samuel 280- --Ji)se)ih Ilonrv
Corfield, Alf. Uo^vnie IH7 Patri'Tk Joseph
James VVin^moie 272;('owaid, (.'hailcA
Corham. William 488; G(>o. Fletcher
Corlett. Ihnmns Art. 441) ('owhum, Thos. Krelt 270 Craven. Bfiv. C.
Corinick, John 63, 'J17 Cowel), Iknry 2021 AsishetoD. /iJIf.
Corncs. John 213 Iknrv Robert 175i John Albert
44f)'Crause, Charles
3(,iy John
488
5191
Fred. Hubt. C. \49
Htnry 295
Hugh Dennis 42, 9ol
John fTolliott 27. 452
Richard Hen. 60,373
Waller Fredciic 472
A. jCrohRn, Harry B.
455,Crokat, William
128Cioker, Arthur
John Kdwin 4 '3 James J). 84, 146
Cornish, Chn. Orrh^rd 2131 John 520
Cornwall, Frederick 3lM); John Clayton 85. 402
George 83, 332 —John S. C. KIT, 104
W. 11. GarJmr 'J53 Cnwtn, Ilenrv Lionel 3.'>3
139(:owli7, Charles 4HB
315 Cowper, Andrew John 205
•213 Cieo. AIex.ArX>. 632
CorQwalliit, FiesDes
Correll. Charles
Corriv, Samuel I'bo.
Wm. Taylor lf/5!-
Coirigan, Juhu Jos.
Corry, Geoi^e
Cory ion, Geo. Fred. 192
Geor^reliunt 49
—John Rawlins 7,411
Cosby, rhomns I'rittie 202
William 488
Co&eim.Arth.Ficd.P. 191
Geo. Weir 260
Robert 170
Cossar, Walter 420
Costin. Charles 202
Cosllcv, J. W. W. 226
r'heoph. Byers 472
Wm. R. C. 120
Costobadie, Clert. 11. 136
Cotter, Aruiidel Mill 188
Duncan D. D. 1H3
John 175-
Cotterell, Francis 383 -
Collinjjham, Edw. R. 380 -
Ihomas 488-
Cotton, A.lolph.Goo F. 123 -
Corbet 30;-
Edw. Antonius 4TiJ'—
Geo.Wm. Vornoii 341 -
——James M. Vernon 233 —
Lynch Staplelon 338-
Stiiplelon Charles 123
!Sir Sydney
Hen
'y
131lCowtau, Kdwin
187 Cox, Charles
— Charles
—Charles
— Cliarlc:* James
— ('harles Ilenrv
«
— ('harlei Thomas
•—Douglas Leith
— Kiiiuund Henry
— Fastoii John
615
l.=)3
Cra^foid, Adam Fife
Charles
Francis Haden
George
—George Adam
James Rolieit
John Chesterton
Robt. Alex.
12i-
404i-
340'-
520! -
379I WiUiaoi
298:Crotv, John
319
14
444
107
263
530
416
173
Rob. Fiizg. 35, 37l|C!0inbie, AUiandar
213
Edward
Ed%Kard
John Charles
PonsoDbyMayC.413
233
352
377
4(»4
302
30
Cromart'ie, Fred. N.
F. M.
-Thomas
Thomas, AfD.
472[ William
515! Wm.T. CH. 40.372- Wm. Henry
104{CTawruid; W. J. M. 312;Cronyn. George
515Crompioo, \V. Jodina 37
196
273
123;Crawhall. Wm. Henrr 197;CrDoke, Bcv. M. 465
283*Crawley, Chailes ' 206,Crooks. W m. Smedkyd'JO
488: ilenrv 53 Crook shank, Alex. C. 436
615
4I4i
175i
.Henrv Owen 35, 399
■Philip S. 77, 163
Thomas R. 66, 152
•Arthur C.
-Chichester G.
-George
245
472
527
4«8
I^eiiis 203iCroonie, John 17'i
r. i\I. 465!Crosbic. John Gustav. 383
Charles Osborne 322 ShVfm. Bu 473
Giles \ andelenr 103 Cross. James 532
James 169 Philip H. E. 44J
James 32— Wm. Jenuingt 472
■James
-James He^r^'
169-
32-
322. Crosse. Clins. K. ^83, 270
Francis lidw. 86, 402|Cieai:h.C. Aug. Fitzg. 2671-- — Richard
(ieorge lleibcit 272'
Henry C. M. 12o!
HoMard Plestow 221;
Jnmes Ponsonby 402'
John. KII. 141
Jno.Hamilton 64, 3061
John Ponsunby 296 J
Jno.Wm.Ci3.60,2(K)l
Joseph Cooke 217
Ormsbv 233
Re>j.Aiberl Hoby 277
Rob. WingBeld 3341
Samuel Symes 104
Talbot Abhley 175
.Sr William 103
William 200
William Hamilton 373
Wm.Tn;valyanH.294
Edward
-Jasper Ryng
-John
'Sir Michael, KII.
-Ti o. Miller
John, Coxen. Edward 2S^
17iCoxon.GeorgeStacpoled62
155
435
A'CB.
Ihomas Forrist 531' WilHam
Hon. Well. H. S. 58 Toxwoitliy, F. T. H.
—.Sir Wil lough by Crabtrc«>, Abraham
GCB. KCH. 6. 240| George Loiigb.
CiHich, WiUiUD 223.Cracklow. Henry
Herbert Fdw. 0. 280
John 13. St. Craii 147
Jno.Dudley£dw.221
John Hill 207 '
Joshua Grant 81, 524
William 444:CrosFgrove, James 511
Crealock, Heo. H. 61, 328:Ciossman, Robert 231
Crean, John North 335 William 408
Robert Cardiff 385!Crosihwaite. Charlea 98S
Crease. Anth. R. V. 402;Crow, William 488
Chas. nifuidford 188lCrowdv, John Henry 404
John Fred. 4]6!Ciowc;£dm. Moraaiv 2tf
620
488
Creasy. James Qideon 232
Creighton. Fitzmaurice415
Cremer. James Smith 472
Crerar. James 383
Cittdee, WiUiam 150
laO^Crespigny, G. B. C.74, 358
George Wm. 515
-John, KM. lOi
-Joseph 488
Joaeph P. H. 87» 102
.Robert 9»
-Robert 44»
NT. R.cl>. J. F. T6
Cil|.|iai(e,J»nwiGreiwail
U'Alton, EdH-orJ 571D»
hwood, Cb>. B. a«
U.V/.h. SMI— John M. 81.336! Kiloinl Kicb. 4tl8 —
-Cha. Utr«* 18(
t. Achcwn 438!(:iin, Air'»lCjMlaS.IC>i|D%, C. Fi;i]i«n:aue 41S;
3W
othmr Wm. US»;Cunt<.», lUlw. 11. 81. Hfll Uunii;! Kdw. 3.^7|
SjS riilliam
Itury Dulty 4(M;Cu.Eer,v„i, Samncl 1- 1■t^ Uenoi* lOi
3B4
lea.i.A.BA. *ai(:ufll, lki,r^ 438
JUJ^.rJ 308
Cba.
taulry 251 Cumn. J:i1,ii I7n
KdB'urd Nugenl 488,
3i
Villiim •il-2 Williim 444
Jame. .\I. 30B,
-, lit
. EJmuod J. 77,453 Cuirer, Kiel.. R. 85, 337
— --John 203; —
^Geo.,H«i . aa^
.bi.nk,AI«.R. 330" 'l,arl« 35-1
Uobcil 59 Daubeny, Alfred G. IttC
,Hy.J.Kuii«in48 cUtior* 3li
Veiey 261 —
-Kd»ard 39(
1, llummman, ge j\ifteJ 106
Ddljell.JobnTho. 77,2-*0 —
-Jame»,fB. ' 56,281
>. 318 y 304
Melvillo 3r
^James Francig 311
GeotEe 13b dukIds H«y 21ft
Dtii»a.H,m.A. Alex. 16!
-Redmond B.C. S9i
.Icy.ChM. 31,463 fiO.a.M)
John Aliii. 86, 3731
U 171
LolitnJ. I,. 228 r>. 439
/f...,.H,A.G.CS. 104
■■m£- 48(
VUluu 247 3)5
llobi. Alumina 16?
ST.
n,5'irM.,A'CB. 120 £4 4)2
Win.Joh.. 488:
53(
,Ch..C.».pl..llJB8 II. 337 SX 488;
30t
a«.rdGwi^« 369|CurIii..J. 463, >A<1 11376
)8S
Ul»iid Geargs 488 Curt», Chu-lei Sail 17 —
-William m
iiukAilley 180. Fn.G.SavDEe 134 Dumpier, SicplHii U. I2:l' —
-Wiiiioi,jif.U. m;
«<ri« 33S o-n,, 472 Diiii. Wm. Fulienev alft D»eD>v, lIurMii 33, 16C
,AUi. Uaa<«l 473 ILp Julian -283 l)»nt)j. Jolin ' 5301
WVJK 141
uphen S33 81. 375 H^'te. John 165;Di
enpor.,Cb«rlwJ. 134
\.ScGeoi(!« 234 u«l L.S. 169 Itichird 279 —
-John Salnab. 109, 43i
Sir CbM.(raJ. lCg™n,if,^.K.n«.G.37oi Biclord, WD. 43ip|—
«f ler, Bart. 86, 2!M| Gif . AugusliiB 344 D'Anfossy, I> Chtiiibtr '
^Saliahurr S. 3M
-Trer™ IM
lirhuul. JiC. 4MI /f™. Jcihi.H<n.R.46H! 511, —
-Wm. IJromley iit
HwBi- WbMirr 415; /f«„.T,eif«iiern3,343:l>i>i)-t8n, Willi.m Hon. 1 —
-Wn 106
,, Arthur .loliii 3H2, H™. ]l, W. P.nn ! Vuc. 86,163'
a23
)iviU. ifJ). 346, 38, I5»! O.
263
»1li>m laOi /r,„. Wn,. H«.. 154^
463,479
fm. Fleming 443] Wm. SDmhwdl 380 J
«D,Heii. Viil.ut. 3aaiCi>«»ck, John 339 Pel. Fmno tildga
n. Manger 17C
d. Le-i. 416
»l«nJ,B.Uaii?l(M]Cu>iDe,Jaba 488 Hkh llillmon
loorge A. 444
lenlinikL. iti:i'.C<.H,!l«a.tihEdm»ri. Samuel
932
:h«lo» BnTOniow 141 KCH. 10,153 THniHl.C. Augn»lu«
.D Lenihal 306
.h«lei EdBBtd 4112: John Fraoci* 67, 1-^9 Chn. Fred.Torrea
i)arnardH.3B3
iwrgs Utntinck 337 /ftin.l'e.wineP. 104} Ed^^in G. 82,
fticb. T. 404
leoret HuritU , 473' Froil. FrsDcia
AuguMiu 210
.g. Ed*. Wn.. 3. 66, 134 Henry
234
:cbe.t 381 Jolin 106,
^^ 34a
bomi* Chi. 378, K. A.
430
53a
48e
ohnArebiMU 1 .1!. 324 D'nyell, Aitliur J.
UD. 443
Fiaaer 523
tobert 435
BflTW. S42 Jo»|.h
»t. 3£D. 12B
tolnn Gonka 27ii
ir A coal*. I .nil is 2()l IVArcey, O'Cnnnot,
kW, Ml). 312
VUliam SG4
Oac-e. Rn. Geo. 465! UD.
enry Kubeit
I'.JaiiiM.JIi}. 384
UxMt, Sir Richard Olitoi' B. 81,
, /lurl. 11
lin. Ihm 1M
IS* 13,370 Oliver Geo. W.
thur 471
shim. Join 139
P. 37!i;i)Arev, Geu. Abbii
1t.> 304
gb»e,Alu>edF.301
Vrt P.S. 415i Kooli
4SB
Ud 120
D«Kf, Kolwrl Al». 36Hl Judgn Tbonai
,» Jobn 10, 295
iieb. D.B. 127
D-AeuiUr, C. Uwme?, iUarcr. la. iloboteau 4881 —
Geo. Sil.eater 134
Villiam 147
CB. 40. 373lr)iird'el,G.Aleionder544l —
-Hrnry 291
ViD.J*I.M. 343
Diines, Chi'lus 530 Uiirell, llcnty Jobn 1
rr, MD. 632
le. Ilobt. Airr«J l<i7
t 414|l)'ArleT, W. Willuce
.Fantbawa 160
nithu>,Ai«. 533
D«l([airn.. W>Uit<n 48B Dsrker, J>me« 1
3. J<^nitoDa 413
indKir Chut. 301
UalgHir. Jam*. W. 104 iJarley, llen.7
SStJamea 266
obnP.. Ajy. 442
DniEleuli, Jamei 300 Darlius, Hen. CbM.
Gn«.S. 404
lichiel Jo». 334
R.il«n 48P McntHBue Win. A
440
ngb^e, Jn. W.
Oa]t», Geo. F>ed.81.361| Sydnev 1
a 463
127
Ualn-mple.Sir Adolphui W. I.induy 8,;
. 47!
P. Siroker 2uc
joiin. Sen. H Darrafa, Ch>rle* J>.bn
1 479
^bi«,Hobi.K.
Jol,n H. H 34, lee l)«rr«:h,Ui.n.idU.A.
10(
iJiek 33J
Wm. ll.nry S27|l)srir>ell, G. RuiihU
1W
igbamcAiib. A.
D'Altera, Jb.J. 3841 Johi. titorge ^ok
lUImn, Cbnle« 13 D»r».ll,STdiiev ■^"'
61
kIoo, Cfi. 38
'^^fiS 14
>l«. A. TtairlM 340
CharleKJw. S7,37i!U»Tniill,H«i.. Pwirt^^
JwreiHoUri 316 l>»>h»ood. Ale.. VV * ,1.
1!
«.A1«>aB«t 473
yi'o^Kk V
Itkt 90, 371
Harrington G. ^ gig iax^\ 1
678 Index.
DiiiM, TiN'mna 103 DeinVen, Jolin ISO DarnniiD, Jii.Samiial 4IT Dickinioa. Frtdcrick 118
TWiMM Alfieil JIHOmw, Oi-.ige HMMl«H>,t,»el;. Ch«. Irfiiii Jo». Dm. ITJ
Tliiu. 0*en S. ;U(li Utar-r BiTcsfonJ 372 Cgn.Mniiiic 383 Itul.. ^Uuniu 1P3
Wm.Hraiip,.W/J. 144, Itri<<. KI|>iilnMnni> .liU UihiJou C. I'm*. 177 " ill:™ :?prte 34t
Davis, All'rcJ 4'.' [Ips'li, Wiltinu 167 !c llos /'iin Umllt-v Pickioii, .11». Ufo. I3t
Kri.-.ci. Ji:. L)« ll,..iuu.,r, .SVrJul.ii (■|i,..l.-.Kiiijtrt,U6S',13fi Cha. l.fnnM m
Frciltr.L -Jii. r.,lMii,iiir, /It. •■.II --.Will. (^.,.1 ll.4t>:-i t\.lli:. :«r.<.'!. CB.
U>ii<,lUlii.iiar,Hur.iii4;i aJ, 121,3'!
iWviliH. A.I. l|.l.u< IJ.P tJavii 76
|lifiiii.,Fili|.p.ttii.'.inio 1 l>,n:il i^
l'i>~.ir, .I/ArfH/jr .1(iK Ww, .Ki!;-i 3G4
DeSjIi^, ll,Hlr>.,ili 3D.I4:) Kraiitis oli
;WI ll.-.niiji.-..».W.)liir,l. l(iS (i.uhnm I^ fevrt 7T
4m Il...b.iii.s.Mdi.Wmd. -IBB .I.lin Krnn- BJ, M9
■ ■ ()rsliiiio.ii:li,Jolin 374 Mutt ew \\m, 308
q^ ijH I'liiJlip 79,575
fM-2 Itub. (;niLacti,.V£>.
Ii«'.l..'n, ChiiilLV Jolin -lUI 4<1
Ki'wMnl i'.Hi: Thns. Ettrci iHi
Ki,.l.li.Tli.i».r(l,36iV Willi.,111 ]Iias.61,l£)
■JTii llp« il.Jnbii 3{i-i DiJiU-i*, Jobii 4S8
Wm. SiiTxIoRi 413 l>wiin-.HBp.Hiili,O3.;)0'i U.S.ilIiIi. J.lM.irliinSJT D.fliiinh. t..:I.Van Ml
Diruon.Sir \V.,A'f/. 4!i Dt Kmirlie. t.lwilis 511 .1, 1i,.t.m,.4 .lar Di;,'W. Ut... Swi.hen,
Sov, Dtoirl Bi)hn)> 344 IHIincI, llmrr 31'} ^^.|.-ll.l.KItll.^Mlli■nlU-l1 'tf. H3, 414
Julin, MIK :,•:<< l)el*roiiil,i!.li;nrvlJlw. Wi, — l'(,il,,, Oenrv 473 Il.'iiri- Uubrrl IM
Davy*, i;dni. Soilcn 4I.B llinrv Ivjit 13. 411 : — \\m. KJubmI 417' JulmAlmeiui 101
-— Jam»< ;U'' Williai,. A.Wit 41-'. Dm V,«.ii,, 1;. lIMilt.BKes. CI,.*. m
pi.re,Cl.arlft ILKl l>,■(■hlll.m>,.,t,^■.^.ll.^■., . i-n.j 472 Uig-jle. (.■h:«. AH. U
D»«s. W-nCHTOrtli I'.ii M IJ. :t4i> l)r Tvioi- r. Jiiiici Kilr ' Di^liUiti, Rnbcrt 4S<
Dawliin, Ili-nr* UK) Or i;i (:li,niim>lii.-,II.I,.:tH;( H.',l«.ri 63. 3.i1i Diik.-, \ViH,aiii j'^T
Will, (irfgorv 4''.lfi3 D.i I,. (:..ua,iii.iii,.,rii.., 472 Ui-in.-t, Frclf.i.k 541 Uill. .M.ircus 56, W
D«wami, Antinrtini-ii 14) l)r I.Kr, Jobn «1 l)eVpn'.Kr.Ilurjlio»l,4(rM>itli.ii. {■:,(«. Lan-'funl 113
fliilc. 213.IXI»Min.M».S..,iili4Htl f? .:itia i:,l». « lU,? P. 4*a
>;d»i.ra K.ml. H) rX-Un-M.., H. l[<-.b:;it -M'. 43.3-m 1 nincii Wni. 104
— Knk.Hr..lttMi.(t3,33-J He Laiuw.O. Gal'illl^<^^-J3 llrvnili, IVicr Jullui 3211: J.<1.n jn
Knuim SKI Jo.,n HH l),'v,rem, Kwl. Flood 323 ilnnia 84 341
— ^iNiim Duairy •ZH.i IVl.r 101 (irnnrc Allwd 611^ i/.-n. Bubeit VU, ,'v9
lUnj I'liili]! aw Delin-v. K. 120 //.■ii.G.TalLirtr.H,373i Holun BU 23T
rienrv 151 De r,i.|... IliifCl Krc-.l.472 Devine, John l"*, RobiTi rto
Julm IHd Iticli. Kt.V.,l|.v ;i«4 IJc Vnni-ii. Krincis HH R..bfrt Hinrr il
. Uifhani K-JDemjiii. I[. DicLmii 303 tlinryA. I). 37m ) h™, Au-miui Jil
. I(ieh.» .Erikinc 212 iMmJ, ]lei>. Puier 4611 Owlin, M«iirr William 444, Tboni.:a ° 4?ll
. 1(. Kt>nr.lrv, C/l 3 J l}i'IiD<-);c. Cnllis Cbrii- l>e.,.ii, Wm.'llrDiy 75 1 iinoiNv Jobn ■•i'l '
Itnbm Kilwiird I!l7 ■■ .l.ibn. M.IK 44'i I)B", frvd. Na|ilelDn 324 Dinn.diiK.. iiil. Il;ni 327
Hobtri Nicbull 403 S Airiiib:l79 (iLi.rse M.'Vrirk 151 Dii.im, AleaauUir 4'J
131 W*Wf fur. aaP Dcftor, Jobn " 331 l>i»bro«-f, G.„., Jttf. I«
2HJ -f -rt. I,,i;i». 4)1 JjioMWilliin ;9..-)»H Jolin f iLon:* C*-
l(i4 Jobii, MO. S^.Dewi. Ilfiirr 2251 v.ndub ifi JiT
3".i". Million S().l),;iv,.ll,Cl.a-.'.(;oddnnl33(hUi.npv,Un.b-.nJoLo
2(13 Drrimsv. Cinilr, Mn l)e Wiuiim, C. l.on-ni.> , lli.bcri vo;
'J3Jlleiii;...l,Clidil.» 4III1 M6, 207 Koben *a
2!il Uuni*..., i'. AHil. 5i!. 27lt, Kiwria Waller 37B Ww. Uuith Jli
Jjr (ie„i.u 4BCI, p„„ 144r>i»iiuv, P.i,r VB W
311 S,r\\u,.T..KCH. (CKvr, William lliiit 330'l>i*on; All*t ilt
l!»->. 33,4iJII intnU™u«.. Hcaiv 344 Auc. Fttvl. De B. 1>13
2:i4 l)«iiiiu, Uiuberl [Icii. 37l! iyiiDnibiddl.Julinlli>a.S4l fbailts 13
Ma..m-B l;J3 IJ.-nni..,il.'nryWin.lH).4(a D.Mmii, Gvnga 6211^ Lliiirl« Fred»rick3K
Deacm.r.CCn. 52,afi(i K.snuia.Ji,. Ucnj. 87.373 Dirk,Alf>anil.r ISOi Cieor-o ,.
Uanlil OIOI Jobnl^lia 31,270 r,anci» 37, 371 ! IlenA I*
JamM 1701 M.Uiiffint'/*. :ji,281 [lupc 121: He„rv ii^
\V.E.DuranJ83,'JRfii M.Mrai.Ty mo 74,307 Stv.JaUn 4S5i Ilenn Jin
Deakin,ia«.l'niD,.VM2n!lll)rnnv, ArtbnrM-i;. 201 John Siiiioon Fra. 1121 Jai Aloi 135
Dealej, Cliirl«i ,13«'— -ilobvrt Arthur 22:1 William, .Mil. IQBJ Joli'u ]«
Dcamaii, Tli<.miu 51i; IV ilium IO:l l)irk*n, rh.i. :4horti 323] Jolm Sinirt =11
D#an, Kulmrl (BU Wiiliim 4lti IIph. Williami 38(J Mallhew Chiilc* I'
Deaiic Al:iMi l:)";l)en-i<;i, Jiwiih Albitt 353 DipliLni.Itpb.VaiiHiaalitd Manhewf h-i 55 S'l
lloniirMilklt ■;-,'3|iMil,n.-iirYfrjiHii. Sit llrlwn»i«i, Ki^-ar A. 21fi| Stonart fh«' 'wS
1'.'! 'I ['.111- 1^;!| Hi.>,nrl iOci DB-li-r«ii,*-i.lifn H. 3K4' Tliotia, >wn-r ""j"
■ (iiui/-- liil'. ■■-Milli-.imSwi.a aii;l lli.Liii.Tbnmat Aclicrlev ; Win. ill mlcvlfjll
. llv.AII-.iMiirMy488;i).-ibi-!.i....l'hili,. 342, Ma«v IW.i 45 V
llai.r) L'haric) 3IO|t)eR«niv,<MVBbbl«,4K5'Diekin«;Cmrpion Alnvne 'Uoblrin, Thnmii ' 103
Umi,, fumt A\ti. 319! G. A. K. 39,372) Wm.D.i "' — ••— "™. -" "^* ?* 1
9.Seraie84,2I7IDDbM,W'n.AkrMdcrS4ti
IIe<i. Ta>r»»
ury UlniJ
674
ISlJDofl-.JobD 31,304
— JoliD Mil John, tin. M4
— JohnAlei. 13i| Bobert Willi im 364
— Jobi.Cbi.TyrwhhlI72' Rob«r| Williun 409
— JubnUcoige 13i. 133
" "'SjUuHiD, Gto
:obl. Wni,
haSsiiin»«i&37 Unaghiv, Chuter ,_
a*. ScoLl 1 JO Uou^la;, Alkn Urartw 19U -
«.. Wm. AI. 511, Arth. Alei. 88, 4H' -
ohuD.Giir. Si* -Irtli. !'hili|i 13ft-
■■ "" ■""■ -S*rTI.«.T. F.l;. IUuBef.Arman<iC.G. 644
^'- 10<^ Uurmnc.l^uitKliiieDOlI
c <w,i „-""'■ "en'y <3S.»uE(iiJ«.He».ChB.G.3«
6.2'»5Drapei. Jaincb 3!*!l)ugniore, Jrti). Win.
— u'f jai,. nL il, 8, iuo; John 43t>- John 3S3
-SirJ.h.K.,ri». 543,_ih„r.A..h.,«J"
3B.3U 47ulooinii,
-Jolin,<'i/. 37, laS
-IJcn. H^milioi
-At Hd»«<I, .
'JCILGCVG.
>*>
M llenry 138' Jnirpb
iel Jvlin 1 73. Jo>epU
tytlAw^CX. 30: iUi;!>. J. Il^rdy
Itichard 1U. I»S. £u- Kolii. St.
h(!u|ihilij» 17U' ItolKii, Cli.
, (iiiivon 410. Robeii
q,Al».M>cl.290
i.ileDrjll.U.403
liam Lneltee 376
b, U»id, JVU.
Iietti
as—
-llol)
Uicb..
WXi U..b, IVrey
William 1S3' IIuum: 1>ou|[L
Ella. Chi. 4i:t riuxnu .Uoaiciib
!t\Vm. 65,3;j: ■
131-
-Williai
,. Gerard, MV. Williiiin r«, 20a
334 lluull, AleiaoJer 3Bn Dnm^bl, Gm. P
AnUrew 418 l>iimb»iile, Ueorg* 232] Jol.o Hml
irjiAlei. 22U Duwliigpn, MooliiKU ! Tl.o*. A.mfc 36
n 411 Hamiltoii 78, 34l;UrumDioDd, Bcik. 10,
iiani a83 The KJmrd 136 Cecil Ucn, Auii.
'"> ■>«»• ^-i 7a| Geo. Doncin
■»*■» ■wrr«.33bi G.
«»I 106 ra«E 13SI Hoii.Jai.I>.
mai MS uaHiiinii, Wm. Miili 273 John
iM Vouny aa Dawell, Cicui^I>w« 414' William
534'l)rew. BroHulDZ 83,3(Hi'
465' EUwin 444rDun
472' Ftincii Barry 38u c_ „
4l4i Jobn ■>64|Duniergiit, GmrgeC. 346
2"! Ward lOb ,)u„, Chat Umnia ISO
'' 81.363|ijuubM-, Arch, H. 294
*'- Dribefff. Wmianf lOb! Chi.ln 620
— -nilliam Ubiflu 319- JameaBranJer 1ST
Drinan, Hin. Leiry 360. PenroMi Jobq 175
388 1 hi.a.Cl»ment 83, 308
„ r-u- ,, , SHI WilliamAlatlbinrWa
IJiiver, Chat. Keed 4Ai) IJum-.n Al.. Win SM
130 l^ioiugocilp, N. Flcffl. , sna
Oroum, Lloyd R. C.
484
id, MD. 444
iL'k 123 Danker. Howard
f. ■Il.'.ma.
125 Dowhod. John
1V('
'i'Uryulak, And. Knox
—Juhn
~M«bt. C«.
81,
n F. UykM 4<J3.
>, Kdw. Wtiiky
57.342
Reginald Ulawiii 3:11 ,fiBy. Geo.
Dunllur.AII'. ltid<.H.3l4 Illy. ILiirf
DowiKUB, JiiiDci 7fi IJucBl,GordDnCI>M,8.3a
Jol.li 4(2' DuBouidilu, John 4
362,DuCiinc.i'Mni. KiH
Ddhik
nry l)uu|[h*
2W,
ill' '
Wi
nry, MD.
62, 354. M-jor FranrL .
0. Henry 8. :;S6' r))SMi>, / oH.
Juicph 342, KCII. G, '.
aiirlin • :iSS' Downing, l>B*ia 1
Jumn.MD. 384: Juhn DuviU 1
bt. H. Patnvk 267 "A
red. Nui.au 4Wi I
n. Heniv 47a. 3. 1
1. Gt.'orge 4:2.r>ovle, Ch«. Il.iiiii,n 36
m-John 2571 Mid.ael Tiybir 104
William .^ISiIJUvly, Jnhn W. 83. 195
, Hm. J.imrs i*,H-'DtvAiclii:Blia77
enagne Ctt,200 ' 408
■.Jnbnll. J. 31)4 Ti Hill 413
:f, Fredirict 34313 200
■IJ. Wdlnuii 3H3l William 326
. Henry 4SS| William aes
.'Tlw. Ballard 313[ Williim Heniy 331
, Ute. Aaf, 6f7iDnke, Edward Hmiy 181
611]
k-ell48&.
4aii|.
379lDutliciDj
80,40
Perry Cfaailes 13
47
Henry Jabn,
KnHnf
lueksir, SirO. t. Bt.
tueii>w,l'eter.in<t.J.r—
Diidlev. HeoFy
l)iieiburv,C.J.Thnrn.
Wm. Ilen.T.
Du Jardin, llaiij. t^c.
i 49. 1«3
..,.'m.S.neD.lfi7
Alciinder 353
37,371
— Samuel 380
immore, Tim.. CB. 887
a. Ale>. R. S3. 343
Haniy 4S8
inwE) 361
Hichnlo lis
573
Dllntfi>^l, llenrj 4461 K»xt, Crcil Jiimfi
UuiWBiiiir, ClikriM KHKiKuii, Fnduick
UuMcitr, UurkM TdJ'laloii. iJiarlei
Itnl'Li, C:i>ui.i.i;lur3;4, l>twlaiiit Wb.
UapBii, Juliii tUlvnul, l Ileiir* I'tniM
CO. 14, J70 ItifliiriE
DDiTA&l,Cbriil.1ta>ti;i ITt hWlei. <'uililii:il
\\iu. lloU. i:. 3a7 CiiililKrl
irUil«i>, Wm. Jamei 37 Kraiicit Kdw.
Durie. {.'Iiurlc HJ llutili
William, Ki/. ^i'. Willl.iiii II.1II
Dariag, CliriM. Ilcniy I'^Jiulni, IlriiTr
Index.
imv^Maa. Ko-lind RU'Eltio, Rkhiid BM
342' Hon. Hcvinr, J.G. 1 jr> Rnbl. Ctam? T). »a
47:^ KgvliiiuD, JiiiiB IJovil rjl Robr. HichnnlMB^ffT
3J£ Kii'LlwiKn, i:bi.Wni. 43^ nah«rt W»lropi) !7U
■JHi Kirli].i<in.CI>rMiJar. Mi Simiic] B.,CS.».411
4(i4 Kiilnijiiii, FkiIcihIi 541* Wilmcit b. lUw. 37B
177 Kinkin, Dktltnrh da M'^ William 4*9
411!' Kkiii \^i ITb Kllison, Ai.drcw
M.ia^
J44'
333
>hn [.inrirnlii U74
jWEI^in, BdoirdAtlW-iil
(, lUn.V*M. Geo.
Wm.' Au^Mni )90
ipr-IKIpl
17-J >:ldvilia>t,ChaTlM 541' 41, tW
a74lKl|[H. Clixln 79, 3tiU-
UurnrorJ. And. Al. I. All Krkcrsall. Fred. S. J36 C'iiJ>Mil1ii<!frW>n. 37:.
-^Anllinuy Wui. 4UJ Kcklmd, Jamn, CB.
•^— Anburtitio. 404' \\n\»tl
Kdwiird L-. I,. 416 l':dJii', Win. C'ruick.
tldw^rd William .I':ilditiglai>, A'iam 331 Cumw^Lllit
•M, 400 ^^ildutte*. Jumci M* H
Gott^t 17 Kde, lleiiiil *&* Willi,
(ieuTije 44 Joliu 4BS'l;:iial[, Gen. Au|;.
— >-Ge". .-^iicuMUk 61j Kd*n, Utrnie Alonnii 13 Klkin.-laa, Ailliui
]>unif>iil, Jehii 4(14 JIvniv lluiari: 337 ArUiurUny
DuMutoy.lV.JoUnJ. 71i Join.; C7I. II ".IBS' 146
UuHoo. Charlci 173 Moirno Parkfr 37H PJIaby, Iluf-h 3B[i: 1'hoi. tierinl 3W
Wm. HuliDM 1; Motion KalMTt 316 Klltrnian. Uw. John iMO'tlton, Frrd. C. 79,363
DuVctiict,Joba Fr». I'lio. .Milliid B. 367 VMr*. Wm. Kiditou 348' Fred. Caul llnM St
43, 453 Wm. ltai»U iti Kliir.-, Chii. Hrn. a3, 32K Uaac IDS
Dvyiir, Uuga Hall 303 l':d|;ar, Jaa. I{. 83, iiJtt KllimmbcClta.Cienc', C. Mi
Henrv lua VAiire. U^at^a IM& CW. 8,39ii' Jol »i
1. »'illiim 140l-:iliuI,Alei.J. Ihrd^ 7lj Wm
78, 303 U^i'KDi
KdKCuiiibe, Hmt. Ulii
334 VAiM. IKnry Ja
2(>r KillMlnn, Jaihun
4ltlKdlBiann.Ju>.>:i
s.C«i7 l«f
—John
n RuLert
Tlios. lloke
Uy«>, Frsd. Curr 1
Geo. Ileiuy
Henry Cliarle* P. 4 13
Heory C. S.
J..hn Akin
Jolio Midlan
Uyk*, Frtd. Holliam
e Jli
334 M<rrn, CbKtlM U-. SK
160 FiBD. lUmillon 334 Tbonui 39,37*
33B Uenrge Ib'Klv, lleni^ Frrd. W. 341
lb (iwrgB Angaitei2r.!'EDi(TS0n,AlM. 1.100 334
139 — ^eorKO lleniy 4ie' f:dw>id ' l»8
in r.um«aiiM, tivncv 37V Henry 48S| Jotin 471
130 Edmonds, H. ' 104,465 llniry Gnorga 4H|Elme*, Jonathan W. 311
379»M 83,340 lleniy Sheridin 3771 17I
206l!<l 349' if.>«. liilbrrt 77,.143iKinmel, Rob. Alei. 331
310 KIdridKe, Fr*d. U 217 Wi 177lKinmelt, Anthony IS
- - ICdvardo, B,, ffif. IW^^i^ 341'P^mott, William S»
'ifoii.C;uihbarlE.345' el 47t
mm *Ti — Kuh.co«ii.CB. rn
lirkW'. II. 350' Kirmilala L. 300
.. William lti4' Wm.lliimiltan39 1«, 371
, Alstander 436 Klliuii. Arcliiliald 630 .,GCB.
j. Uulchini 3«9 Cliai. Simeon 316 KU. 9,367
463, 48!l C. S. 4W Riclmrd S7,»74
~| acbg 35V Genr;e 143 ItusicIJ I»
Clemunl A. VB. John 413 Tliiimaa S5T
35,313 J.din F
Dy,
Dynnn. Jobi
Pnlnrk
Dyion. Kdwai
J«iy Fiai
John D,in
Eagir, ¥Am. II. 263;'
Rob. Jolin 78,239,
Eager, Itcbeit 4921'
£agle, Francis llluka 151i
£*Elea, I'ldxaid B. 4tt9:f':gan. K
30(1.-
-Hichonl
C«. »,37nl— FmnriaUrew.
r. II. Lard 136' Ucorge
"4U Geortre
63 UuRb Ume
Oel ^Jampi ItuTati
30' Jas. TuKiiKnd 203 William
7S Lancelot Kerby 273' Wm. Chi
106 K
16i kin
Richaid Charka 473' Williui
Hohl. Arthur 335[
William 74:Kan»,John
3B6'Knriqu(i, Uiovai
473 Knior, Jamea
KmoriJc, W illiai
413]Ent -■ ■
-William
141
-Kdvard
349 ««. Hen. W. SI.
Eaile, AnbnrM. 111,37; AM.
—Charles William 343j Stephen
William IliriJE^rtun, lion. Arthur
WiUiamHwry 3!0i Fred.
E>rl)fo.t, J. H. 1(. ; CikdunKich.41,
Imd I26| Geo. Mark L. 3441
KatoB, Patet 75l Philip la Belward 1641
rliina 340i Wm.lienry, AM. ISiKr^maeD, Fivdarick
.aa 4e9lKllii, Arthur 4l4,<-:rirhaen, Alet. ron
Willock $30 Ar(h.Edw.AiiK. 34!!EmaKion, A. Cha.3(,3ffl
|„ 4B9 C. 464 KhoII. W. H. r
-C. Darid C.
I Chai. Hen.F.
i tberlei John 84,
' Hon. Fred. Geo.
: Fiedeiii'k
I Ht'n. ALiipiil
Heniy Uiiney 79,
He.culti
380t'
4 Klioll. W.H. tlaHtf, :
I luskine. Han. DoUl V
—George
S9, 1»
147
^m,.\
«,Jai. Wm. 19T:
cki*lLainblon532
, Uwu-it 436
nrjWhiilcy act
IK, Itolwit 350:Fariai)t.AaK. liortih. 4\i KerguMTi, Adam
— llionin DowUng Sl'2 r*iTiinu, Jimn S30 Auilin Jni
Kyrc*. UeorRfl Wm. 104| taiK.ll. Fni
jDhu(>-\'eill404
ug. f iliUi'nld4'2T
i.KiGli.U^deiia74
•srd Williim SIS|
■utTlicodor* 350!
iicis Fn«t»r)- 41(1
Dcis Herbert 31i>.
Its* -ua-
irge OU«r 411
■ty Um«* US^l
ri7 Lewu 4L41
t'xldv. Pet.T
I'el.Pick
-£fE
re41,3T'j:
177iKiii[GU,I(i<:b.'l'.[;il.3E
4JGIt'jTrGr, Henry
lian 377
— Alaitoilei. CH. 1
ifbairn,Wn>.U.HU.4
iirlDtli, Ilcn. Jolm 3
n.T, an,
t'airfield, Ciurla 34;
t'airllounh. Cba. Edw.
&S,SGI
-KJH-.U'Hei1limer9llS
— JanitsS. H. 77.
-Jam.
iq:
i: SiniutI
II Wni. Harilanil H
HlFnlron, WiUmm H. 1
l)|Kalcoii»r, L'lieibgrough
3. UriDt. , A'ff. 9, 30:i
a Knioner, Aleiandcr IGl
4, l[„n. Cha*. Jii.
<i; Kellli
104
87,33^ Fptn, £d«
ih, A-C.
in Otnu
aeSlPtrnan , .
f) Feinley, Tiios. Henry SM
■' '■— Ueo. AiiKoalui 338
-Jahii F.
154
493
Perrvman.Aug.lfulirai
4.'i«. CJi. 3«l. 3M
43 Ftiii A 'ilorron 43G
rn>ve307' 403
Wiliiini 78, aOB; Francis Wn^an 413
Fairccir, Alfred 236 FelherttDnhna'ili.Win. 151
Anthmv MoUoy 145 Ffenndl. Jai. Richard SOB
7.; 331: Iticharil 4B9
Josei odj^wn 1G9 FGrney, S. I« M. H. 380
Morrii Jan.sa tBh ITolt.olt. Philip HomaD 341
lloKlanJ Hill 342 Ffuliiotl, Frederick SI3
-FrcJeii
;hanl John 2:13
jcrl Henry 344
mt,t,€B. r.OlS
imas 4H»
le. Wm.. JID.aCMi
irrcB, Fxli«. 373
, FKj.(:.Cit.l03
-lliuban
•23i:
IWi-
Herbcil 417
JtHidd Wm. 32tli
Cha. H. 19. 402'
nry P. 127:
inAleiX'B. 43,31(1
n W. Citeney 123
n. aiilmlMitr iw
Inhar J. Allli 24tt
Falli.Jnlm
iFane, Fntim. 86, 33 1 1 Guaiirdo " 637: TLomai Charfe* 273
Frnlprick John ami alSFickHii, Uot*Tl 10*
; Henry 1U4 A. 404'Fiddci, Kilward 198
I ileiiry lOfi William A Itinny l!»7i John M.,3£B. MA
; IlL'nry Julm 3I.'> Feildi.-,Fu1lo>dtt:>ktard AS? Thi>nin« 12(1
Mildmay 9, 337 FeilJin.i llmome 1H3 Field, Geo.Thomii 78.374
Fanninic, John 348 255 Meyritk Beuufny 97B
] Mallhew •ZUl Harlun 310 S[«mow 190
242 KandloJOKph 381 ThuniDi SnmMPl
6S, 400, Hobrri 104' Piht 87, 37«
tl. Ualrymple(>5,mJU Feildiii|t. //•»>. I 'erct 'Fioidiiir. tirorEe A. 300
Ha.i», William 3i: llnbtrt H.imI SS, 163 Jame. Conmbell 363
Farlei-. William 1164 Ilmi. Wm. H. A. Ilj.1 FieiiiiH, //.in. Iro Da
Ftiraar.CL*. U»iaA.414 Felix. Orlandu 16 Ve.ci Tirulernu
Uw. Sterling 43,4J2 Fellawe*. Cha. Il«ary a2<) UMieham 84, T4S
Jasper 76 Kdwa.d 77, llm. N'alhinlel «6
Iticl.ar.1 472; Jan>» 404,Fifp. John 146
Witliimliklward 4l:t| I'ereurlne Henry 412!FiJder, William, TB. 527
Wm. Ituharti>86,3l6 FvltDW>,FraDtiaWni. 270 Fi)«ate. Towulry P.
Farmiir, lU^inaUl O. 375.Fon.lall, Gw). N. 83,272 H. M. 155
Wn.. U.igroid asiil William 1(J4 Finch, llm. Daniel
Wm. HobLGnmul ICiO Fruenn, Edward 264 Grevillo 79.338
Farnan, John 6HI Frincli 360 H.iit. John.CB. 9,1K«
I'aiqiitiar, Jamea 2()4|Fenn, John 146 KM
Hotjt. Tocnuiid 38llF«nneE>ir, R.>l>l. Rich. 2'il 640
Fanjuhdiwn, Fiancia iaii;Fenlan, l^dward Drns a<V2 634
aai Michael 2-24 Finej, AlfnUcirne 47*
Daiidai 382; Itichar.) tUl FinVe, FrcUviirk Von 644
%' H. 36fi!Feni*Kk, linnet 2'i8 Finliv, G'u, [lea. 274
Heiirr 167 Collincwooil th!, 3iir Mumilmn 276
H-n, HubrrI 104 Geoipp Rue 332 John 310
Janiii Koiia 6o, lUi If. nrv Kmg aoi FinnHnopp. Ja«, H. 384
Ua(. Hea. 4IT - llaraiio liU) Fiunerly, Clijilei 453
Peler HW I'rtcival 63. 9UB Cl.arlM 306
Richmd 32<t -, William. C& 42 iita Finm.-,Willium 631
Robert )(i4| Wm. Youar ng V'lnuaHe, IHniel 13<;
, Ciwrgc t32>Ftniaj, Fred. fr«ii. ^96' CwM|e 'Hiiitln 38
577
Viicher
a,JobD Mm m
104.Fuolr, Julin Ifollii K. 4S9' kVm. .M. Milln- SftS
IBOi Wii). Frand*e3, 413 FiHbcrv.MenryWilllunSIJ
13^1 I'll
. Kd«*rJ Hi.«u
I.'lj
Fill sii,i.„is, AiUKir F. a.VJ
n.vid 120
1 bo.. Dudley 63. ill
— /i,r. Gbo. n.
4.^r>
Uiv. Jatk-..!. JIO
i:.l«. M'M«!i..n 3o0: :»wa ■ 47!
F.«T..CluiitHif 247:Fom, lleitRfiSiotau 173
^^■J;Fili Williams, JJuncan
Ia.u'h' Wjher
311.1 c. I. a.-,!
r.tn.gt SlJ>'F»«.'llioiuasd<- 544
It-^LlTI il.l«
;ti FitzWiiiraiu. F,c.l. W.U
G>..,rK« lut.. 4»
Si'ih NuiiiiU
47'J: iin)cii>n Juhn Ijl, 141
(i.'o. 11. AuD 37S aid iJ9
W.
4to Ha>T.ai>k, Jolin li>4
Ge.^ Wentwoilh 41" 68, lU
lleiiry Viilieia 41 ^-g^J^S^K" 8a.BW
r»k. Wn..ll«wl..y
47-Jl "ffS 361
Jiin.™ 2 W
riliUeral.1. AlfroIJ
3BI FLDiB«».J<>hDl).B3,lllo
liAin IC4 1S7
\»f<ii:uK
321 FI1.U..0J. Iboriul'. ItlH
Jol,u 521.1 ^ 213
Cliarlti
26ti Fliitiiiiih', AtlKur 7i>
Julio 512 Fun. John U3
Ciiarlcs Lionel
104: A. .leiloBlmoirv
.h.. 44, Aupulu* 41S
(:iiiirJ»> J.iuiiel J
S49! lUl*a.J, CiJ. »,
h« ,u^ „en-y 84.33*
MniinJ, A'//.
ibn Alex. 104 Jobii, MD. 3U
Fr-n.is .Uf.
1!);, H^n-illon
iQalllaii 104 Thoiims 18. 3l»
. Kerd.<'ijilvy
alj' Ja,i«:< Williim
^0). John 7, 370 Wilb.m Jobn 315
274. JoMpb
illiain 77: — Will. Tiioma. 1*>
-Henry Luwis
'JUUI Jiillua
iUiam 332'Fcthe.gill.Ch>..^.\Vn. 417
IBH Hilliaiu
\lfiedJQliO 246' Willimm l-i
J..I111
012iHen.yiv, Aujuum
rtbur 37m Fowl..-, Fi^ncU 4UI
Si>Juhii Furetcr
Fk>.tK'., AI»»Dd»
rlliurWhilG 4B!i' Jobn ^. feigaun 273
KCIi. 0
3ia| W-'.Cliii.
liarlca 47.! Fa<rl<-r. Arthur Robe[l3»
OtlHOlwi
;ji3 Frsiici. ClurKni
;ijj.r.nkine39, 4IXi Cliarl.-* Jobn 4iii
. HichirJ
2u»< ilcwyChii. (J4.
imunil T. .19. 411(1 Ce<u"# i73
KiciharJ Henry
4II<| Jobii FLclcbtr
■ederiek 318i Urn.)- Day 31*
-l-liumai
cao H.
coiga 106,4(Kil \V,ll,.„n 4M
Tlioiii^. U. V.
472 Kliih-D'OvlyOi,
442 1 lininas Ifaiiiiivr
line. Ld... 107 Foi,Au-.IIy.L«n. 5*,1»
. TLomMCJonrRB
ihn 403,48!'! lliiirv lOS
. William ll..,„y
3tj*,! ihat. lloH'BiaK.
iliii Itandall ». 18>; n...r1. > MichatI 243
VVm. 11
■2-rb Willwm ei.
S. 4(14, flia.. Uichard !
44l> Willmn.
'illiom 512:- — FtHl*iick 217
Ui Willitm
331 Klcury, WiUUm. L.
lumaaUoiigluatJIj awe 1«
u. <)1
■iU
Fltiin;ii,,Jar>ie>
■,l1iam 472 Jobi. J. Paier.onaW
41(i
Mii.1. William Rirb.
K U. 2<i(i Itobl. PtunoQ at
131
H"! » riJIw.
^ 51 Saniiiol SM
B.
33R
104 ThoB,»,,UD. i3*
» 0.
-y
.Solly
,i».Enieliu.J.W.82 ^ . UD. M
Fititi.bbOD,U<raM
21(1
lUnry
..». Gdi. C. W. 30 bD(MJ.106
Uke
:;h'Mi.-s A.
.«.H.n.T. 104 . 417
j(.
i.JaniM 104! lei
WUIian
Ul
.i.a.D.CB. 439 France, Itkhard 510
33,
m. amlei 51, 136 Fiancii.Goo. £dBo«l 117
FiiiGil>boD>,J>>n»«
ll.Frd.. Hyda 384 Iknry 8S, K^l
FiitHsrbcn. Etkli.ll
lohiiwfam
.llown l^ennoi 38(1 Iboa. John 131
Fit.l.erbe,(. Jubn
47a; William
a. Rowland 7(>, 132
F>ani.-klyn.G.Wn.3ajllll
Fil. Hugii. HenijT
Foaker, Frette.iL'k
red«irk lllanfo 181
JolinHy.Cil. 31,37!
80
,375
Foj;".AlM.Stolt,jm).
EiiiT Itegmild 131
ait
FilaMHurici-. H<.«. A
e».
J,.HI<*
in.»Ld»».d 17(1
l!'r>nli . m.A. VA
T™ple
302
-Jamta M. S.
ilm 84
Fr..ikleD.ChM.Hd. !:J
Arlbur Hm.
32B
»a
ibn. UD. hS2
Franklin. t-.r.CB.7;,S:4
. i/«. lle..rj W.
30-i
e.
4g<l
— Heu.j 411
John.iiH. i8
122
aj* 177
— Hem,, re. 53
^Wri>; l"
SU4
f(.>«. Sc Ueoiija
307
ly
37t
Gerald, CB.
28, 3<)!l
Willilm t!%
n
■: £wM 120
Fraiiklvn. C. CB. So.StiJ
iHM^f, am« ^^
371
r. il. Lord
11..F1C.1.A7J. 16.125; l':."l««rdJ...J/i>.13i
Fin Patrick. Fr.nci,.
3;i;) rull, Itich. \. c.
illUm S. 4G4i Hy. Ilowla.JUi). 441
laa.Mleii, M-rdi-i-eG.
1. Burner Hall SB2iFranka,.«.>r. 11. &Cil. 16
Aug. Clia. IfolJ,,*.. William Bl,
ltd. Anbor iai| 519
Unn<»
4il;Folli..lt,.I<ih.i
iTiaid Jal<n 10i>l IH
f.ard CLaiUt
KJ4 t\inb)>nf|»e, Alfivd
i.g..,l«.,i;„rjNl,512i /!.«. Alei. Edw. IM
C^LlTlilKil^d I'llB.
2^1,1 >:. lt«ina|;lijna«
Nulluniel 1!<I Alui. (.eorgi £14
Charlia Vanu
341 Jul.D Siiunul Mdr
h. Ak».,in). las AUix. Maclean 15
Lord tVed J. 52
ISU, Uienier 489.lfoiW«:ue, K.lmund 344| And,.* S.-ob 448
FroJ. Ktppel
aiiiFuot. Joliii 228
llugbGnwville IM An:h. CmpbtU S31
Fted. S. L'ii.
205
— ^Baoilall 48.1
John aw. ff m. £4
-^.A«h.H«, SM
Index.
:iuil»
iOl Fn;in.iiileKiiiUo/ VV. 344lf/Iii
rin !>20,Frera>nrle,Johnr. S. 3<IS^nn
.CifluriirJ84,li;|F'ieiicJi. Aclieioii in\—~
D AUj. 114| Arthur 4l7iUiilih
ill ii'}, Cuulliclil
-UntidJI. 03^74 1;™. ILmiltan
t*U :t]i>cl.un asiil Hi'nrv Julio
iciiuA.C.jUiJ.307i Uyacimli —
■n l!,iillie 473' Jj,o«. WD. Cil
•rgo VH, John TFiomiij 337|U:
irgB aS5| Ui(l,a,d aoGiir, Wiljiam
.. UruJeii 27ll| Willi»tu 376tUiiinlnL.r. Win. JoLo,
>. GdixliUl^a S47l Willidni 4m)| C'fi.
I. Hunry J. A. 37u, trend, (JeDi|<c liTfiiUniifiwU, Juliu Wm.
.Martvii.iUi). 346) \\a. C.iiisalun 346 Gaiuj. Ucoruu EJwin
.,. IUu.TbD*. Ifi7;l-n;tn>.j.. FtuJeriuL de 641 Uiilbriilh, Uoo. llio.
Hh 3(H);frL-is,iii, CharlMllill 2Jo! jtiO.
fh SOU Kicll. JoLd mn
th 463,53.2 Fieli, D.J.
lei, MB. 2ti7: p,i„g,, Kj«.. Ciokw i.' iirthur
■c* l(U,('rii]>, Kiliii. lienUa> lIei. Itobiaion
-Kinl. George rn. K.Ha^bluD
4it. US^Uardner, Jimei
-John
a .\Dtboiiy
185
&12
Ituberl DalJjid
jjo /((^. T. 4ij5
37j; Ibo. IhiirvillB 444
10(, Wni. Uulhell 48. 372
—//<■«. hdB'. 1. 54,374 Uatfunh, Frauk 142
J«IU Ogl» 5li' Jolm MO
IM
441 IGamicr, Broiralow N,263
r.asil-
■Jolm \\\,i
;ll, JoUn lJiu,.t. 2oa| ' iui>. >''
4liSGBll, lid. ilcibetl,CB KCl
Mar[in274, (jo
35, 399 Gillellev, V. A. ,„ n„„, jonn
il«i Xorri. IttT Uallie,.; \V,Ui.„„ 6Sl'0iU4i., Chr.Moph.r
75| Jlichwl Clare
-Ulivt,
— IticlH
y.r. l:,l,
323 GBlliiwny, Jlavid
. Jolin
75
344
cliiUld
ibl.W.M'I^S!
ibtit W. MH. 53-2
non 59, 41-;
omai, MD. 1 46
Milliai
Kullinon,,!
JiJin
AVui. FullgnoD 33'2
Fuller, Friiivii, Cft. 104 G>
FijEidtGeo-Aug. 12W'
FieJ. Jlcrnsy 104' —
Meury 4lti,—
Hei,r, Albii
-t\illia<
i Fiilto, WiUinm 7B,
i FunwKl, Joan. Jm
(1, i:d>v. cii. 1211
30,299,QirUm. Kdwarit
436 Jamcj 439
J84 Itobt. Longmora 30
. till Girmld 38(1 Wm. 74,461
).LioHelJ,8e,401 Garth, ■ninniai 473
401.Gaivock, John 3U
D. 303 GuseoiEiu, Clirioii 100
, Thorn.) 294' Krn«ii Fied. II, S&B
liier.GloucciKr, C.fi. ! John lUiiUna 58,411
38, 37S.Ga>cajen, Geo. Kd>. MS
iblu.UoaiinicJtcalin ' jg
tO,il77 3SS 444
— Goc Francia tw Ihos. Bambcr 473
I J»Diej 2»e G.ih, Thomua 363
lUcharJ, Mi*. 229,Ga«kidl, fiubl. llinw 3S0
iGamlen,(.liu. Arthur 4(19 \Vm Plumar 228
207.0.i.cie. EJ«. Uoyd 186
190 GutelouH. ^:dn.N,R, 8S8
25C (iates, William C3I
439'Gatl, Artliiir S40
82 FreJwick
465;Ganiinell, Andrei
43!l|.
318-
I WiUiani
8S, 3t>8
368
^
473 G
516! Monii
n>epl>
<»lcl,Jor.A
MagloTii
436
-^MJIitni
.ii,A.IM.Wahh4>I9<t'uinfll,Gco. ^lack. M
.I.D Wailin* 207 furni.^.l, Jt.lin Jamet,
ich. lleor; •JH7 MU.
ho. InsRO W. Ill) Kurtdi.ii. Ulinorll.
m. rhomB. 171' {ieo. W^ard
DaniH Gaidiiiei 106 Furar, Gni. Aimaud
>hD. MD. 53-J l>.iul G<-i,. Fred.
ihn Hnrbi] Igp 17 FjrrK, Amclius U.
icinril 82,233 lloniv Tlio*.
J.N. A. CB. 39. 7J W. Au;., CU.a7.
Jaui«i.,jLj/. I0,->91 Fvr.., Willhiiii
me. Hull 63, 4(Hi Fjflu. IJavid
icbird Kin|> 374, W. Juliotloce,
impien 55, 400. MB.
H.m. F.J. K. eslFylcT, Artliui Etrlyn 267:
lUe^Ailbur Ja>. 163' JoI<d Wm. T. 339 .
Ciin|>bell 4B<< Gatilur, Tlioi. Coke,
L'. H. 13li' Ml>. 440, 463
291.GauDlI>'tt, George 103
. Lvned. Gl, ii73 Gmiii, G. O'llalloran lOS
I lln'od. A. 239 Geori^e Fred. 349
Trevtr Hail 293 H Lllium 352
laii Smllh 55 Gawlsr, GeurRc, AH. 103
laid 41,307, JulinCoi 63,303
Hobeit Wm. Gave, Aril.ur Cbatla 444
Kill. 7,3T(Hi.nnor. I
— C'o.i
46fi
>l.W.Sepl.94S
341
IboDUeGeo. 334,G.ary.Henij].eGu«¥379
Alex. 2UtiGeliier. \Vin.'lbe<i>laic641
VVilJiamGregoTj 4B9iGedde>, AdunGordon ilG
atr, Andrew 489 AnUte* Darid 333
'AnilioDy 223\— Jamei 4BB
■o«org« ^acf — John, an. ii
579
GeddpA, Juhn
^— \Vm. Cuiiirron
— — Wii), LoiiiiDu
(ice, Francis
— — Kranou ilfiraiio
Index.
307,(iilli(^rt. PliUipKJw.V. 3U0 UlencroM. WUrmm *217 Gooile. Jolin
337j William
47;l; Uvr-SAl.
120 Glciidiniiin-', lliuraas 469 Winter
473
83. 291
Aitkur
41, J63
3H4 lileiit^^orlhy Win. Hal'.* lUooilmnuuh,
4.>5 Julin ClMrlij Vise. ;34f> Cvril, CB,
oi(j' Hirliur.l v^'ZU (ihnn, T. II. Mv\ ^lli-nry TUilip 58,373
GeU<iriiann, I.L\vii» dc •'i4'Ji(nll-ll^i^t,U..\Iuil,.U/J -144 Cilnii^f .foliii Win. A\ii Osliorne Hull u79
Gt-ll.Tlumia» lUd (^iliiv. lleiuv Mml 2ir> UU»i.i. K:iw. I lios. »i).24H Wm.Ifowlev <)4. 37()
Geui, HiMirv
— ■ 1 lioinas
2(M,GiKlra. (JiM>,<'H Iriil. "^iO rimmas
l03GuixU've. lleiiiv ililh3dl
027
Gcinin^lliiro, C-liailcs 544 StHulioiie Masun
Gentzkow, A'iolph.\un ,'4l:ChMc>r. Krc-iliMiik
Qeor.-i'. IMu. Cros>w. 177 .Maitlieiv ^Vln.
IMwrnnI FredL'iirk43f> (iilt'N, J.imm-*
Kreil. Darlev, L'li. 34 J.i>e|il!
Gt'o. 'I'liurnc I3?'liill. (nMrv;f
Janu-s 331 Ihos. .M'Nuillu
John D'Olior 2M-J (iillaiii. CJtor-u
()v\cn W illi^m I2«i CiillLi-L", Juir.is
llob.Villiers,.U/J.44l Gilhliind, Juiin
-Jolm Aitlnir HO, Jl'i (Jluver,l''M>il.(iuvr.atoii'2j7 Uoodtt'llow, ^^amucl 120
l>'l .luiiU 3.'*0 UiUxllHktf, ti. L. f>5, \(A
rrV^ IlolK'it Coke 2'^7'GoodniAn,Ldw.BitrDec3«9
48f* Si. rliiijf riciiiiun 104 GiMidricli.Wui.Wrone 22!^
11.' Glyii. Cum Siimrt 13(> Goouicki^, Ut-u. M.
—.1. IMuntptiotiCarr 34 4 Guod^uun, ]3a%id
— Jui.Uicli..Ci^.*')(>,343 iiiKklwIn, Kdward
— HiclianI I liouitu 22M .lolm
-Kiveisidale K. 84.343 Uich. Ilcnrv
473
■18ii
•JOu
13.j
47;{
K»ib('it Carr
Sitln«;v (.'.UT
328
15
12 i
443
102
473
217 Gill'-Njiic, I Ion. J.iir.e* 13 Gl}:iii, IIi;:»rv
22(»! .lolin 47.i(i.*.wl, Wm. rii.keiil
Geruiilitr. IVitrick
Gerard, Kri.>ilfrick •*.■
.Nir Hnbeit lolvrr lOhl J. Williams .1/iJ. l!ili(Jotio. Kdwud
Gernion. Hirli.Ch. H. UMj" UoU-it, Ml) 304; Wm. Rauliy
Getliin,(;i-or^u 217 riunna.Cl.iik 13Jj(jodbiT. Kt)bcrt
Gibaut,Cli«r.(iab.uncl 21Ji William JdI.u 2()fi!G.»dbv, Joseph 80,375
I'liilip 303 (iilb-ir, lU-mv 2'io'GoiMard,Cha.Kdir.und 323
U a!ler Moses 21 IGdlev, I l.oii.as lOo 1'. I'lizCUrence 3H
Gibb. Alexander. .^/Z). 3()3 (iillios (u'Ots;r» Jau.c* 3«0, Glo. Nugent U. 2*)4
Ciidilfs Jolin 7H, 401 M.irk.M. 274, \onii 210
liairv Wm.Siolt 4Hf»" W alur 012! Samuel 321. 4)5
Reginald Kennett 3lH (JiIImi^s riioma^Gillinp223 Gudlrev, Albert 11 cnrv 303
—^Spencer I iovd 13f) Gdl'na",IUMiiu:t:Waik,l('t« CIithoHus ' 213-
Gibbc4.J.(i.Nari»aniel 103. William ll«:!iry 3'). J aims Alfred * 4l7i
Gibbings, Thomas •'»5, 350 Wn». lluward 48i». U m. Fermer 334
Giblwn.Kdward A.lon 18«i Gillmor, Willi:mi 357 :GodU-v,Chri»l.)ph, CB. 120
-Ja5.Uob!.,Cii. 83,373 Gillm..ro,.Iohn I'arker Hj*» 11. R. Cn^wo 80, 234 -
27o ■
185 ^. ()snabur^h
344 Gou«iw\ii. Ileniy Wm. 45'J
48H— -Julius j/lniund.
24 o; CB, 39.253
5<>.Gould. IIn>:b ir3millon413
245. Jaines Kuight 43a
473 Gor>l(U), Abraham Hen. V\
Hon. AU-x. CB.
30, 12i
ZOi
33. :Jy9
439
82. 286
.Stephen
Gibbons, Jolm
Thomas
Thomas
Gibbs. Charles
F.dward
— — (jrorj^ U.
John Matthew's
— — -Thomai
Aloxan'ier
Charles Kdwar
Charles Fied.
David
Edgar
George
Geo. Ilawstoine
4Hf) JoscxpSi Alhtrt A^li\ Wm. Alex.
442 GdliimJ'hdLMUxW.B2.273|Gudman. Kich.TempIe 133|
403. 473 W m. Jaiv.e* tW'Go.Uvin, C:tTil 2'.»7!
4Ul)jCiilmnur,C. Dalrvmjdc 37^ GiH.'bcn,(Juintus.BririMi541 •
17-2 Grurgc ' 22n ^^tlllamde /;43i
383
Wallace
37.^:Gi>ir. Chaih's'lalbot
218 Gilpin, IJiadney ToJd 28H. Kob. Chas.
218 Norcliire 247 Ticvor
41)4
Uich. Thomas 104
207!GiUim, Alex. Daniel 223
— AIi'xandcT
— Alexnuder
— Ali^xaoiler
— Alex. Wm,
■— Anhi. MD. CB. 439
—Arthur Ileisliam 103
— Hertie EdwajJ
Muirav 53, 33U
— Charles 75
— (Mw. Alex.,. V/>. 193
— Chas. A. li. bO,2bl
—Charles K. P. 69, 3»;6
— Charles Geoige 403
— Charles ilenry
CB. 56. 3()4
Chns.S.S. K. 74.2-2t>
2fi-1
6
138 -
2(>7, C. Vau R. C.
2 J .5! Co^mo
(jogarty, lien. Alex. 270 David Alex. 344
Gom'j;. Hieh.ird 37 Duncan 1«>>
2(l(.,Gin;Mi, Joseph 473 GoId.Cha. Kmdius26, 203 Kdward C.A. 79.402
KKi Gipj-^, Frid. IJowdler 24r. IKnry Vai burgh 473 Kdwanl Smith 380
151) Henry li-o; Wm. (ito. li:* George 4«9
32, lU'oinald 59, Kib GoMbv, William 360 lieurge Grant 166
l!'7, liirurili.it, Churies A. 104 Goldic, Geo. Leigh.
436 Giia.ul, Hyug 1., 3/i>.239i Cli. ft, 308
J.biown.AlD.C'//. 439! Charles IL-nc 239
Kobeit
Samuel. MB.
William
William Joseph
Gibsnnc, David And.
Hugh Fra Hacket303:Gl.<i»L>, John
John 154 Glanville, Fianris
-JohnC. Hop.>29,35H Francis Robert
■James
Ihos. W'm.
145
435
George llumiltOB 40*3
Ileury Wm. 12, 37U
Hen. Wm. CB. 464
nunilevGeo.AID.39B
14
47.1
515
3J3 Giidwood.Gili). I»rout llil.
148 Giisi.uald,G.C.A.\ un5l3 GoMlug, Kdwnrd W. 335 Jame> '
2^2 Gist, 1 hoopliilus 139, Fre.lcriik Nassau 240: James
489 Giviiiii, Ilillicr IDI Goldsmid, Ai'oeit 16 James
13,(vlaJMimc, Kdward 415:(rold<^miili, Kdwurd 135 .I'ames John
202 O.ivcr 22h" John
512; Oliver 527 John
375,Gold'iwoithy, Roger T. 154 John lleory
207
104
le>
KB
531:
Walter Tiuktield 144 Jol.uJame* Hood 236
237 Goinin, Sir W.
Gichard, Win. Robert 473 Glasco, John
GiddintfS, John 240 Glas.-ott, William
■Giffard. Kdvvaid Carter U C (ila.sgow, W.IMaeaulay :m, GCIi.
John 182 Glas.N, Archibald 54i-.Gonne, Thos.
Giflfurd, Cieor;:e St. John 75 Henry Fidward 247 Goocli, Arihur
lleibeit H.d« F. 129 Glas^e. Finnns 47;! (m-o. C.-cil
John W. Jui'.if:* 155 ' ih.-dNiaiK'S. Iluuh R. 30') lleniv
Waltti I'.lachJord 1:M GKiij.'. IMward Holt -17:3 Tccy F.-ildin,'
Gilburd,Geor^i> James l.»3. lleniy Vi^art 40'? Gooil, II: nry Reikelev 299 Stephen Ltiltoa 26<*
Gilbert, Arthur Strong: 299 (iU-iLhe!l,Fer.\ollC^lar 542 J.ur.e.s ' 257 Theodore 331
— FVancis Vanle 473 Gleig, Alex. Camercn 374 (ioodjil. CjCory.e 404 Ihomas Kdwanl 151
John PuDMiiby 4K9
John Snlmou 175
JohnWilliam.Cii.
3(3. 125, 400, 404
Robi. Wm.Tho»v33*2
Rowland Hiil 2"i
S:\m. Kndcrtjv54,371
-Jameit Anthony 473
-Joseph Mathers 196
-Chas. Mdvi-.Sluait 473
•^Viilialn
489
i'homas Edward 331
/{er.G.Rob.,i4iir. 4551 William Uobert 1 56' Webster Thot. 86.294
,,airv/«,.st.
V.
r Wm. flf. eS.
9.
ilium 90,
iUbm
m. And. M-P.
Hi*
^
. Fmer Fo.bn
m
iaam. Paul Vi
thuT WiD. K.
».Charlc), TH
3»>
9
». (Jlithero*
318
t'reilsrick
.u. Ju. K»ni
204,
— Ko
IMCUB,
CB
Iward Anhnr
I38l
0
onte
eJ. Wm. 87
175!
0
orse Wm,
niryPrail 83,183! Ilenrj
niwAnliurBS,300 IIutTj Hope 3^
1. PallDcIt 80,160 Humphiey
|,n 7fi- Ivai,.K.C.C.
CU. 38,266,
linn, .UD.ISS
U. V. T. 'H'i
ick.KCB.iaitUrt.
S. 374
Af.45£
79,237
uhouDlSO John IIuEti
m. Kicli. U. 1116 -
Amei 315-
, Arlb. Himil. 3b0 -
cb. An:hib>1d 417
>, Cl>a. Airrod 380
1, James 4-14
illiam JoKph 3-j3
^F, Jobn, MD. 178 -
. VAviri 236 -
2S7 -
283.-
-Wm.Jas.K. 78,374 Owen 520
-Wilmol 345 Samuel 489
snlham.ChiTletC, IW Tkomii Kdwird 156
-hyvviir.1 34t>' ThM. HonnU 220
0 Thos. LilJetna
120'-
403-
-Willlai
-W.
255
464
. Charles
n, Nicholni 227 (Jmliamc, J.
urt,Joi.I^iiareS44,OiBin. VA«. Melcsire
Anl.ui
76-
Ihnr WelUslcr 172 Uiance, Cha<. W. 6
■BTV Xf\*n 224 llemy
mciWm. 85,401 llobrrl
titfa.Wm.rdx. 273,U>an;:cr, John
, Jobn N. totj, 4&i|Gr.int, ,\\,x. G.
illiem Bulter 403 tharlit, CB.
m.Dri«-otl 401' Chnrlw
J, Cha.le* 31,37! -
435 ThoniM 13 \Villi»r
103 Gran:t, J.il.n 4T3 Wm. Klmfrpvilla 436
3d0 Graa% iUe, lieril 86, S2(> Gieene, Dairwn C. 76,360
l.u: Kidl. ion' DomMiickS. 83,375
221 H. Cri-ig^lPn 232! h^d.ian! *89
183 Giiui-, Henry 489; Jn^e|.h Akx. 3(17
40:!G.alrei. TliM. Prire l.'XI Will.nni 106
Albert O'D. 401 Grei-nbill, Cliirlei
-Urn
263-
123'Grifes, AI.-1
473 1 lienjuii
I. CB.
i<2:ci
'J
4«
Hope
266-
-i:h!irlp. (ToDti
aeo.ThamM 130 l>uai;an
lull, Viwnnrnr, : I'^lw. FLiiheilwil
ecu. 6,128,2^1 Kdfl-nl CharltH
bn Bluumfichl, ' fra. Kich. Cba;.
Jimet 343
-Ja-. WiUinm 78, 4 106
-SlMpluiiJ 176 William, CB. SO
-WiMiam 385 Grrtr, Aiihur Jackson 221
-Wni.Grotpiu 2W. MenrvHatpurGS, 296
-William Henrj 212' William 489
341
39
315-
-Frederick
-Fred. G. Fonjib 138 CU
nil 152
iiSI5
Chailri Gonlon
). N. aSfl! liOTTtrc Albrtl
u>Iiia 104 — GL-arg« AtiIiui
ie iGd' Geo. (juhtnhui
a Philip
1. Fred. 226
. Frank 340
lliam 2SB
414
Micliel] 103
-llenrvl'airickMD319
;[i>n, Lniirclol A. 232
^,.li.,K<L
o. Trier 800 -
Cba<.Mait1anJ375 -
lei. Cuimning 230 Ja». JI'Giisof
m. GeOTEi; 35li Jimin iliiifHV
Geo.K.!w.Car-'(l a.V Jai. Itube
wT. Si. I'ai.ick l^-.l, MV. CB. KH.
Eruniai 14K Jams; ^. Ml>.
gb H. H. L.
6Sfl 1 bomiis Jabi.
^1^ William Uaic
2Ja' Wm. Ktr
ao-V;GitUlitim, Albeii V
440 Wm. Itobert
nNUfainiel 310 ~
-John
473Graj-don, Owri* J^Q *.^0«i>'«W.Vra-^'*'«ll«« 2i
Wl
. iMor
Gnnvillp/riioi Lowrt*ail{Oron, Joa. Ch>. Ron 2≪llagirt, CharlM. CM.
Orouon.n illiim Ilan. 3331 Holwn 30
Jia.M'Ciui,rjB.
Oiuiilli-.AlK- W>ii. K. Uli Gio'er, Ucorgc Ed-. VHllId;.
enuD, Lania
.Uihm CiMi. 71 Uriblw. tlcn. Ueo. H. ltli> MiwKtr. 1. U.
lIi.f..I,.ml--.tF. 37;. n\\U,
g-p. Will«m
Gwir*. H.*t.Alfr.-lL.I IWK HKi'll
14.
Gr«r. Alird 49u!
Il'ny Cliyloo
_;«.,-. (■birlM vlU. Sli.awoll Slot- ,llal
g. Arthur Uallbui
Kdwiid Si.iiiM.Hi 141 Uy 81.376
Ki..I>oiiuh» 84.29<IUiiknler, J>cquc> S44
F>». I^nn... Om. 337 UHH m
GtiivUf-nti XidiGiilihin'i, Fr>. Hucho 17'i.
SI.
J,.).., HilliiimS8.3-2|! Ge... 8t.im«r 17b:
31,
— Hi.-h.ir>i aw 77.2i6
a WIJ.
Gribl.,.., (.•'.'. Cir>-.n 411' J'.lin IVnon 3ti(> tlai
r. John
GifT. Alrx. nix..n am Itidi. ltii>uU «S3 Hnlohno, Henry Tlio*.
UD.
Juhii Krwl. 34>l]llu>lgii.. lum l-jrinder 13U;
-•Sjmuel Handy
J.i)m.l..,fpl. ai*.G..rs(, l';U»anl 4Wi]
-Samuel Handy
l(oU..i 49(t,liii.lle, Ph.lip M'L.
.,. H,n.
rUndo V.
Iltiivv Gj. 3»S.Gul-<r,&;rJulmWnHlil.
en. John
Orii've, trank '^61 Bl., KCR. (i.
J„J,„ 137i Julm t:liri». 60,
49,
Griffin. Chi... 11*1.. 3)u.O«ll.od, Al«. U.
,cb.B.
Chiiil..al*i.ii. 260;OuUi*er.G«.ii!«
sAug.
Ki.ocw Jiihn US
■'H'dltKd
Fred. L'octhurn 37b
a..n. A.
Ucurge 7((
Ueorpe AlUo
..MD.
G...,.% 3*
r<.«niend Geo.
U..,rB« 632
Gunn. Fra. Lc**kh>
I.,l,n 4a(
Gooer
William
R. 44,
M.chadJ.n»i 277
Gunning. Jolin.CB.
.H. C.
Thoma. 31!.
Msith™
:;s.
G<iffith.(:iia.lei 4IH1
Gu..i«r. Ed*.rd
I'lMrliB VVillJnm 38.-.I Jimn
49,
Kil«ar.l Wvi.ne \tH\\ »ob*il
Fra. CI.D.Murl.>l1 l-.i^Guoiiiorw. Joiliua H.
A'illiuB
Geor^n 140 Gurnry, Chirln
lid
-^Ilcnrv Darbv.CB. | Jul.n Grei^iy
34, 1-J5, 1S7 \V.lIi«ni Piwcod
Ili^nrv DowLc 74. -itiO|lm>ll«. Ju«epli
J„lm' 5:ll
Gnihrie. A!i:..,Afi).
1
liiJl-
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—Closes 63J Uuv.PhillipM.N". 31.
ittiih»,.\iiburG«).F.290| — ^'l'li..nia>, HU.
— ChurlvaJoliii 20^: William
— Kd«4rd Si. Jnbu 216 G»ill, John 56,
■iSVi (ixryn.lUmoKdWciWii
-FreJ. .
-J,.hD I
378 G«yn W
383, Hy. Uwi«
yui*.
Grigg,
ai..ca \
6-20— Nadoli^X
Grime,
Jan.tfi
85 Gje, Lionel
Grime.
Geo. D
I12-'(i(;y!l, FJemyugGeo.
Grlin»
Juhn
473.llaaidt. Uwii
RoUii
400 lUtKrland. Cliatlo*
Grim!it
*"■
i,\
3.19(J,IIackell,John
77
37.'. Patrick W
•y
200i Robert He
'7
Grim»
«d,Th,.
52(1] Samuel
Grindl.
y. Robe
527 Simpson
a.
in, Th«.Ber
5l2ll»ckii»n, Hen
«. -^Oallladii "am
53-j; 5r
■ rd
M.
:. K.
463'
41
Gr..ive
or, lion
Itobt. ;
65,
W.-1
-Iry
12fi Hl-MTJ Jos
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LicbaidO. 490
Anil, C. 3M
Grady. CB.
3l,t4«
ia*10. 4W
CaiT K
CB. U
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Johm
Pnlt W .
k'illnn m
a. ■ as,ni
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I.Aa<u> JU
26, la
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a.c. *»
lanbaij KJ
>. BrMBBton
.dt Courev
B»Hiec
li*r, CB. 31,
liuii Digbj
Chii. Ogilvj
'•rd BruCD G4,
I. Gilbert T4,
I. OMrge 56,
iky, Y,td.
itnrV 80,
iltia, A.B^ron
>VoD
.Deniil
. CocbriDa
id. Ch». R.
tarick
Anhut, MB.
rry Jimei B.
■, Wm. Ftnl.
bulu Ang.
1 Sidne*
k, Ridixid
hull
, Aug. M,
iam. Rcxlan
le. U'illiim
. Julio
OFor^Gmle
Au^. B.'66,
. Ailchimn
Dudley, MU.
iibbiM
aitea 78,401
llOD 216
468,
79. 277
490
William 169
Mn. CB.
541
Gould 277
9 332
a> 3ft2
ncoli 8S,
n. 78,374
PpiDg.
mV? .Hi>re357
John 234
t.Joha
2B2
i(i.AI«i.
172
JcUph
Richtid
. W-liir
, AlUrt J.
VeoablM
I S. Chiindo*
Ainiun
i. K.. WD.
Brnjimia
icb Pjn., Ci
42.
J. CB. 10,
.ill, R"be.l
e. John f. A.
Robeit
oell, PnDciill.
r. Jneph M.,Kti
!7)H«rfc»l, EJstid D.
(Ait^Aia \0G
583 In^fX.
ILiwlM. Jnlin lllDck. 4tmUywii>l, h:>li>inl muw, Tlio. Uiola
ItL.li t.U.vd -241^1 UcD.J.\Vlii(ikir pl>i]l. And.T. 9B
Ku'lunl V*T\.it •l>a\ Hen. bUkeoojr William, MD.
K>Ik'ii lii'lHauiii, Itubi. Morrii Icnan.Aep. AUi
ItnWii 64, :n4l|Iai]'ri|:e, ArL (irejr C.
Simii»l W- — l'li.i>. Mii)iHr<l 3H2| CMa
li>..L.v. II..ii.lliii.SI.-i;3,llwJ. iK-rr-n. Hood 106 Ua»U
J„ii„ Fr.'ikrii'L 414 -lliniy Uanil Slil— ^UuKan, M.D.
IlHw^ih', AlliBit 'Mil Joliii 14&J Kdmupd Ve«n«i:
MliiTi 44;i{ S^iuKul SUOl WulcoK B&
\l,.,. (.'H'Hir Td. J14'l[i'.il>!r, JoliD 311 Hvniy
t'i»i. S.wniNr li<> llcily. JuUn ' 473. Jiowf, X//.
(icD.-i; l':iii...-r 47:1 Juli.1 U«»i> 2U6, Jaowi, WD.
- - -Jj.i.i»Alku 4
4T:rlIr.«nr, llcniy Win. 'JJL, -
mini<'ir.<>1. ). 29:.| Mu
,Slitf|ipnnl
Leaaett Uirgi
lulxn Bcuiy
Ild>vL«i»»'.J.I.:l SlIUIIsl
lli>»k-v, ltulH.'iU'.. ;u, olia
\Vm. lliinhurv "
Hawniini', W. ll.'w. M,
iia»ii.;,n,, iui«>t ■. =;s)^ .81
Hay. Al«i. M.iiniv Im tU
AI«i.S«l.a-t."L*ill . WilUt
41. "bur
£;rADJ.l.titli,A;. S iQ. I .
A 8. Anl 331
>, J[D. SB
f. A. H.J. 418
i,JoM>n.M. in
SOU
cnj. Drair. 411
J 197
Hen.; an
>*> in
u 3H
ed. Slmii*r. »
eorjL'E. MJ
m 331
mMl tm
II. S. C.
, ce. iv
'ml. flf.tSJ
SecO-D. sa
U«»1JA. 411
/.0„( A.ll.ur
<llL-aib<-,.i,., AlfrclS.
Al«. C.
4;). lU
,i'>»; ■•fmi
.i<>k
C|.». Caufuid
lamecEd".
Cha. Uluiijv
VSi Cw'.sliuU
)ck
\u,,. t:i..». U.
lfi6(Iewli-,Uliiii. Failo
ilium How
. l>jvi,l
104! Joliu 59,
lJunl.'|>
:l3'2fH«4ii>n, Arthur
.Sluart 5d.
K.lw.Uiiimniuu<)
i;j.-,7r ll.orv William
:e CmII 79,
i.M,i KttitdrJ
103 Julm'Riclt. 74,
2tl)l|lle*lll-. I'luHDU
Jtmei
~lli"„'y"llira
13;llllol..riliin. H.117
.JiaHeiker.ChatlesHiiKii
(„r/j,™« 0
j4ra,..f;™i>,T
7« Teuih as.
rJ
Jan^-s Slinw
a->l> llujaic, Alenndei
1.1 Penlland
JulmCrofliuil
aSllHedser, Waller
1 Kdoard
. H.,1.. Alb«.i K.
2!?|ll.JIpy, George I.aU
iKniilit
Itabi. IMvid 1).
3<M»;lkfrtriifln,.\c.Utt, Hi
■ Uob.-rl John
ii-j
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Tlio. II.V. I)j1.
351_!l^.am.<:i>arletPdLI
iin
Miuniui Hull. Dri
ClinroD F.
92.
IjIO* 86,
S. V. F.
Wililam
473 ur?, Kintit. B-r
William
^U.n. ll.imi. (».
303 GlSHJ.'aKll, Aubrey
W. KalcoLcr
41,3 K.C., Jti-oii 543-
WilliuiHenTT
lhj.l..M. U..beri llHc:
1 2m llei«, Arnald tVillisn S42M
lepbura. Fia.JohaS.
Il„v<luck. rUn.rJas.
aii ILlilcn. Win. Aug. T. 35i"
Henry Poule 49,
— :-Jiw|.li Jj^' IJ.
ITtilfuilfii.C. A.vur. dcr 541-
John
Iliivdun. lt.'b. 1..
r.lS Uicde.Wm.voniler -
John Duchan
IJa:vM.IUm.yI|..ra«
13:) lU-line. Arthur Tlios. 335
*lf.jM.L
ZZpuZv
:ilH, IJuKhrll 3«>
S
193 Hel|.i, Ufa. W. 4i51
W M
IfflkK'UlK. Krniii'i' 4>>.
, llfoKeliiiam.ilennr 'i»1;-
CLirtgi, CU. 43,
'.rHj.ilK
.■.7H[l.ly,Ksl'«riChii..S. 319:-
Cbarlei, CO.
Hbvii.-. Cx'U. \Vi:iui.j
Danul.
ir....... M»-.(.Mui
;(:|-2 Jo«|.li " " 515-
(>«ge Ho-er
J..,.jil,iii W.
J5-; Hi>Ivii£,K.I->. Ha«-t..r2lir-
|ii(l ■ 11 ' n ls!a.-
Henry Ailhur
H,jr..., A,.. Divil
Iknrv Cirdiu
^■knliM
■m
illwn
IH
ranei
IH
JI4
iilitm it
141
[haid
IH
»
mmm.
SB
HcD.fii.M
411
Waller VH
■A
Mnntk 414
lU
B.4U
oileiA. »
)]. M
ifllluiBCt 'i
llilll 3tf
harles M
dw. Nkii. 4i>
Lln«l Thot.
( I -.'. I. . J.iiivi Im; 1U3. Miitaui t'orbe 39,3Ti
tiL->i e '>!.! Jubn Welinan 207< Jlortun r Ilt»lej Vi
U»eu E I* . 43r; Ilcnin.ai>i. O. W. T. 415iUcrb«rt,JjM.Pen:;Eg< lawlej 104,'K
//jijfhofuc, tJni. 3lj, ItiS Sum. Edw. W. 4161 CA 34,126, icnrr OT
iniiex.
U'HodoMI, Wtt
Pitnc
, John JuaMl60!Hill> SlapbsD JoliD
er Henrr S40 Tbomai ma
ian, 201I WMliam 390 Albcrl
1, Geo. Pred. 133' WiHi.m C. 2<6 'Jmt. MD.
ilw.Uto. 77,197' Hm..Wm.No«l lOJ ,HC
CM Gwtlon 3561 Milliard, C)iri«tap1i«r 4<H>|
b RolicitT9, 185* (ieorife Edw. A. 3±i Hogs illiini
Itichard 532; Uenrj 615 Hogg, Bd«rd
fco. J. F. E. 378 Hilli»r,tieorKe K, 74, 140| Fn. Hobi., MD
U»aiil 104j Mm
. Theodore 223
Ddnw John 263
%», CB. 13 1!
I* Clltke 1S5<
iamOri«l*le33l
Robert AtkiD 323
, ChM. V. 216{
im Long ■"«
. Uonion 1 J,
I, Geo. P. B.
W. A lei. 34,
naiC.
'abn D.Geo.
Albert
:iii.lIiimion
lei Jnbll
l» Banliod 375
Iw Went
tef Claigc)
kid
inlElIke
ml Nicholai S37J
. Rooler -i»;
eU Chtrtei 276
.JohoGeo. 379i
J.PanioDb;169
0(0. Auj. loe
128
104.
:ugg
SiavEle;
a Morrit 87, 1«i
3:il|- — Ueeim titiDs de, .—
1031 aiD. am,-
104 George Egeiton 3^8!-
, — — Stadholne John 36|—
toil WiD.Cbi«nlT8,3I9l-
u. Geoige
0. Cliai., Hen.
orgc Willitm
586
Index.
Hopper, Edward 106 Howorlh,PutrickAll>«rtl83 llumfrej, Benj . Geftto378
Ho|. oti.F.TI.o.Ongley 1381
W-ii. ilii|t9ou 107
Hoptoii. K.iw.iid '324
-Richard
-IM. F. Armytagc
• rboiiiRsOrton
IlojIWiHxi,
Kdwin J:i<. 3(M ilovlund. Joiin
■llcrvcy l03,lio\»t(\i, Uaac
liiiriin, ('h'lrVs I'hos. 31M 1 hos. Norton
1 homas 2/>7 lioyie, Alfred
ll<tie, Vivu. StandiHii *25(> llozicrjltin. Mon(ngue380
51
2t)l!
2bb:
61*2
2471
30.
28f>
104
Julin Clirislo|)her 41(i
riioin:is 3'2 Mowisoii
John W allure
, Y. MD.
137
444
129
4P0
Horn. Kiolrrick, CIS, '2h lliihback. C. U. Kerr
Freil. (jMwl.iiid 21.' Hubbard, James
H>>riit»r(ii>k, r.heckr()rd47-1 Ilibbtrsty, K. Natlian 32(1
llori)bv.ru'l).MuuUgue15(> ttuddleston^Geo. Croft 150
Uilliiim 5,11 (J. Kgerton 188
lii)r!i<>, Aiiliur 34, v'OO II uddlestone, Thomas 521
(.'hiirlcn .liimos 2C7, Hudson. Alcx.H.ilfD. 183
■Kdiniind (iarl.ind 2ol;
-(je<)ri,M»
-(ii'Mire
-William
Heiir?
HorinT, Gi^burue
^Jobu
148
4t5
130
35H
-("liarles
-Kdward
-liurbert Richard
-Jamea
-John
474
521
274
319
267
27J* /^er. Joseph. MA. 539
Horniblow.Gi'O., M. \), 532 Joseph Henry l04
Thomas 234 ^Thoi. Wright 78,«50
Hornsby. Gwi. M.li. 3«1
Hoiridi;«, Frank A. 240
Horsry, Kdw. Ralph 4Mj
VVm.lLn.h.do58J5i) Hu-hes, Charles
Wm. Hemy
Hucy, Richard Wm.
Ilugcins, John
Horsrcill, llK.s. M;ir>h 205
Hoisfoul,Alf.II.CH.34,343-
Gt'-ruo Fahi« 474
llorslcy, Ni'.'holas 474
-Charlea James
-E^iward
-(leorpe William
20f>
30
534
2y
269
490
178
288
. I
Ilurt| Rei\ Charles J. 455,
Fen ton Josiah 35i'
John Josiah 54, 24()'
Hnrion, Georjje Wm. 103(
James 19
.1. A. r.enle, MD. 444
Horwood, Geo. F. Fra. 1 72
Hoskins. Rotiinald 308
Hoste, Dixon E.CJ?. 77,375
Hotfaam, Au'^ustiis
-Beaumont, Lord
-(^liarh-rj
-(ieorge
-Rirliard
474
9
212
474
195
-Geo. Wm. li.
>GordouStonhouse 331
-Henry Francis 490
-J. 465
-John Godfrey 224
-John William 187
-Joseph William 273
-Pierce Wm. 201
-Richard Thos. 294
-Robert 103
-Rol)cit 87, 349
-Robt. George 14
-Robert John 363
-Spier 84. 319
-Talbot de Ra&hall 354
316
■Benj-imin Geale
Charlea Alex.
Fred. Thomas
John C. Taylor
Robert Blake
Wm. Chailes 439
Humphrey, Rob.Fra$er3 19
Humphreys. C. Gard. 490
Hen. Rose Morin 354
Ha(diiDcoo,WiB^.ll. ISO
16
2S1
203
34S
298
John GouUin 474
Wind^o^ Henry 356
Hungerford, Richard 272
Hunt, Andrew 76
Arthur 15t)
F:.lm.U»Arcv84, 141
Kdward Joseph 290
ieorge Kvans39.411i
John 474
John Dutton 123
John Henry 444
Michael
RobertWm.Bland414
Thomaa 137
'lliomasRochfort VIO
William Shapter 304
Wm. Thomas 104
Wm. NdsoQ
33l!Hutchisan, Ff«d.J.
•i(>9! Henry M'Leod
216j Joseph
4'JOi Richani Cooper
Huth«i«ii«, £dw. Cfi. 131
Huttoo, AlfTttd US
Cbas. Frrdsfic U6
Chas. WoJUtton 280
Fred. Wollasmn ttS
-GeoTjgtt
-Geo. Allan
-Henry Fraacit
-Henry Prim
-Robert
-Thomas
•Thomas
-Thomas Brace
-Wm.
121
196
tt7
8S
986
104
107
286
480
Hunter, ArthurSiewart 379
Charles 228
Charles Fleming 302
— — Kdwanl 616
Fdward 288
Fit! William Fi«d. 79
Huxara, Re^. Bdir. 3S9
490j Hu vghue, .Samuel 480
Hiiybhe, Alfred Geo. 1<5
Geo. LigbtfboC SIS
Hyde, George. JTD. 113
Geo. ( TaroflM 306
Geo. HouloD 33
John MarliB 3tS
Rich. Armstroof 813
-George James
-James
-James
474
104
452
474
210
Hou{jhion,Chns. Fred. 217 William
Hcnrv 3M7 Hugo, Ludolpli de
Williiim 490 Huish. (ieoige, CB.
Houlfon. &'irGeo. 121,474 Henry, AfD.
-Jamet
-John
-Orby Montgomery 363
-Ptiirick 316
-Robert Edward 436
-Rob. Hope Alston 631
-Holiert Scott 134
-Thomas, Ml), 530
-ThomnA 490
-William 283
-William, MD. 531
-Wm. JDodsworlh 490i
Hyslop, Maxwell W. 833
ibbeison, Chas. PaiU 74
Edward 416
Fred. Henry 43S
lies, Wm. Robert 215
Illingwortb,J. AUred 444
iBiage, John George 220
Imlach, Ale lander 474
[mpett. John 43,^
Ince. Ralph Piggott 18^
Ind, Fred. John Nmh 24?
logall, Frederick L. 107
Wm.L.,CB. 63,261
loge, Augnsiua G. C 13^
Charl« 474
DenisonM. M. Ul
William 16*
(ngham, Charles D. 234
Clias.Tliofi.IU). I»
House, Peter
Hou^on, Henry Basil
Houston, T. Blakiston
145 Hnloatr, Be9, Hugh
356 Hull.Arihur Hill
177 Robert
Hunton, Rob.W.S. R. 33 H Geor^
541IHupedeo. Richard 542- Joshua CuoUA 246
12<iiHuidle, Thomas, CB. 18i William Jamea 4(3
1401 Thon»as 76:lngilby. Charles H. 71,17)
465;Hurford. Henry Payne 306 William Bain 29.3^
453I Rich. John G. 131 llngle. John 81*
181: Thomas
Houstoun, Alex. 33, 452 Hulme, John Lvon 75'Hurle, Arthur
Sir Robt. KCh, 120 Hulseberg, John Wild 170=Hur8t, Charles Edw.
Ho\v:iid.Airr(>ilGurdon296 Hulton,FrancisThomas290 Hurt, Charles
C. J. H. 300 Uumbley.Wm.Wellinu- HurUig. Fred.
445' loglefield. S. H. SloriB 3:3
164ilngles, Henr\' A. 3iff
198' Walter Lawience 20?
192.[ngli8, Kdvard 406
-Kdward 210 ton Waterli>o
-Hon. Fred.Ch;i.>». 164 Hnmby, John
-Thonia.s 123 Humt*, Anhur
Thomas 404
^^Viilter 314-
Ue W.iHeM,C. A. i-
/..)»./, G( B. 474!-
Howdon, James A»ism 120 -
J. Hoi). loulKII. -
GCIL 11'
Howell, rhoinas 446 ■
Howes, Jam('S 291.-
-iiliss Joiin
-Chailes Wbeler
-Geo.PonsonbT 62,205i
-Ciustavu«» 78
474 Huskisson, John
75— —John William
312 *— Norman
314: Samuel George
264!HuR9ey, Chas. Edw.
— Heiirv
-Thomas
643
413-
276
299-
314:
218-
38<;-
474:-
—Robert 62,274'
—Thos. David. M.D. 439
— WHher 248
—William 460,621
llowlcit, Fredfiick 380 Hum frey. Alexander 234
How ley, John 177) Alexander 308
lloweit, Henry Holiis211
-Henrv, CB, 62, l59iHutchins, Wm.Jas.82,l97
-John'Richard 274; Hutchinson, Alex. U. 377
-Chas.Scrope 401
•CooteSvnge 64, 130
-Kdw. Hely 18
-Frederick Jaa. T. 474
-ifoN. Hen. Hely 103
-John
4IK>
-Frederick Geoigt U*
— Jas. Gordon, Mix i6|
— Jame* Weir 41'
— Sir John Eaidltf
Wilmol, KCB, W
— Raymond W'
—Thomas 401
William 10<
William *4,2^
lnj:ram,Geo. W. W. 436
Heniy 360
Robert Rethene 345
tnkson, Jamea, if/). 314
laman, James 416
213
The. Wilhj 480
Indes^
i» Atonndtr 496
ChM.Alez.KP. 270
Fni.W.MD.CB.439
Frsnciii 436
George Mi^an 356
Herbert M.Long 178
roboH.Ker.CB. 439
Robert 490
Tboe. L. Milchel) 345
Williaia 404
Aag. Heory 58, 269
JoboJas. Charles 463
UoDerdH.LIojd32B
id. Edward 381
Rich. PluDkelt 352
B, Alexander 298
Dharies 51
DuDcau Malcolm 210
fiasliit 81,376
Fobn, MD, 442
Vlattbeir Bell 436
Robert 491
I hoa. 'l1iompM>D 338
iViUiam Henry 176
f, Alex., C^. 38, 372
ieoife 7
ramee 7
•Robert 491
, Alexander 491
Jaekton, John Napper 17
•Jot. Der.
-x>Iello Wm.
-Peter Nevil
-PilkingtoD
-Raodle
-Robert William
-Standish Radley
148
173
201
378
308
443
15)
299
314
491
-Sydney Cosby
-William
-William
-Wm. Hv. ManCoo 315
Bev.WmAV.AM.455
Jacob, Eustace W. 341
John, CB. 125
Jitgger, Joseph 512
Jago, Darrell Robert 380
John 304
James, Benj. Rob. 157
Charles 104
Chas. Alf. Poyntx 299
Chas. Butler 120
Charles Dere 246
Jeffreys, Edm. Richard,
CB. 40, 360
Richard 465. 474
William Richard iU
Jeffre} son , George 49 1
JeHries, Joseph 491
JeifSharp, Henry 106'
Jellicoe, George Fred. 315
Richard 515
586
Johnson, YorkeHobart 154
Johnston, Alfred W. 418
——Demetrius Gratis 474
Demetrius W. G.
76, 172
Edward Renouard 403
George Si)
—George 157
^liMincy Giaves 234 Henry 75
Henry 38,400
John 353
John Fencott 200
Renouard Henry 217
^Thos. Mansfield 255
^William 255
William Hill 239
i'red. Chidley 234
7red.Cbidley,ffif.l03
ohn 324
Fohn Robert 491
rhomas 474
WUlmm Arthur 196
iVilliam 33. 362
William Nelson 441
, John Matcbam 474
loB. K(!er.Ch. H.49I
Henry fievan 418
e. Hen. de Stut. 380
»«&. Wedderb. 380
Robt. Jas. 300
, Chas. Wynn 207
•rood, Jobo Henry
■dahaw '319
Jameson, David, MD. 5'6'2
—Henry
— James, MD.
John Lyster
Robert
Thos. Ross, AfD.
William
Jamieson, James
Lachlan F.
304
444
442
364
4Si^
491
337
Jemmeti, Wm. Sogdeo 205
Jening;s, Geo. B. 81, 215
Jenkins, John 512
Lloyd Pieton 201
Richard 59, 452
Robert William 144
William Henry 319
-f^harlcs
-Clirisfopher
-Kdwanl
-Fouell Buxton
-Frederick
-George
-James
Jenner, Aug. Fred. 77, 195
Kentish 446
Jennings. Alex. MJ). 444
Henrv 139
Peter Redmond 52
Rich. Francis 282
lenyns, Soame Gam.
bier, CB, 77, 155
Jephsoo, Henry 465
Stanhope Wm.d4, 172
Wm. n. MD. 129
376
354
337
231
16
416
83,187
James 316
James 104
James Crosse 191
James W.MD, 420
James T.O. MD. 360
John 62
John 541
John Tremenheer 253
JohnWm. MD. 321
Joeeph, MD. 267
229
341
193
326
15
Jerome. Heo. ¥Aw. 86,215
-John
-Joseph
3-22
52i;
156!
150
24-2
Jervia, Edward
Edward Lennox
Edwin
Henry 31,359
Henry Jervis W. 375
Jervois. Edwyo S. 474
John Gordon 401
Jesaon, Thomas 381
William, /IT/f. 8,307
Wm. Fra. D. 74, 401
Jappie, William
Cecil Rob. Bt. J. 128 Jardine, Alexander
Jer?oisc. Henry Clarke 164
Jervoise C. 84, 226
Jes&op. Cha. Moore 443
Jevers, Henry Rogers 380
Jex, ihomas 126
143 iJeyes, Samuel, MD. 531
491 Jocelyo, Hon. A. G. F. 107
—Joseph, S. ilTD.
-Patrick
— Richard
Robert
Thos. Henry
Ihomas Orrasby 252
Walter Mowbray 188
Wm. Fred. 104
Wm. Walker W. 349
Jobnstone. Clias. J. H. 378
D. Baird Hope 331
^Etlm. John 436
George 104
Hamilton Trail 612
John 228
^.Tohn D. CB. 39, 342
^John Douglas 242
—John Julius 160
Montague Cholm. 16
HoberlBeckford 260
Samuel 217
W. H. G. 464
Joice, William 132
Joiner, John 332
Jolliffe,.S/rW.G.H.Bf. 474
George James 350
Wm. Fred. Torcaio 441
r, Wm. Henry 318
Wm. Ht-nry 379
^ Walter 107
James
James Bell
Jarretr, Chas. Berners
Jarvis, Geo. Eden
Rob. Edw. C.
18
357
Chsries
•Joseph Henry
•William
-ifofi. JolinS. 49, 166 Jones, Albert
Joddrell, Henry Edm.
444 John, Thomas
160
-Walter
155 Johns, Charles E.
342 Job nes, Herbert Owen
103
172
236
84.210
142
-Alexander Fair
-Alfred Stowell
-Arihnr Tn'fiisis
-licnj. ()ilan<lo
■('has. Hen. S.
414
413
413
247
139
200
170
14
279
on, A.Tho. IfJD. 440 Samuel Peters 86, 3 16|Johnson, A lured C. 86.377| — Champion
Andrew 176' Sir Sam. Raymond474| Augustus V\ ni. 377 Conyn;;hai
Raail IfH Wm. nummpr 107* Hpni. ftlirnr lO*; I tnlltitf rS/^
Basil 104
Charles Henry 322
David 328
Dcnii 252
Frederick 491
Fred. George 220
Gaorge 120
Geo. >:dw. 0.83,414
Geo. Wm. Collins 107
Gilbert Sidney 322
Wm. Dummer 197
Jary, Robt. Herber H. 148
Jauncev, John Knight 33
Jauvrin, Herbert Small 291
lay, William 18H
Jeames, Emanuel 344
Jebb, Arthur 239;
Frederick Wm. 295
Sir Jokh., KCB,
29, 463
Haory
Heory
Henry B. 211
Sir James, KH.
?B. 10,141
fames 50
Fames 301
fanea Bower 353
Folm Boddingion 313
378
i>67'
C44
532
341
260
74, 3.'>9< Joshua Gladwyn 273
52rJee, Jcseuh 310
Jeeves, Wm. Younge 384
Jeffare.**, John Samuel 190
Jeffcoat, James Henry 191
Jeifei son. Frank
-"—Richard
Jaifeij, Janea
John Morton
207
615
613
107
Benj. Oliver 195,
.ChardinPhilip84. 145
Charles Gray '*"*''
-Clement Richard
-Edmund Geo.
■Sir Kdwaid, MD,
Edward Colpoys
-Francis Dixon
-George V.
-(ieoige William 404 .
•Henry F. F.
-James Stephen
-JoKHph Oliver
Nicholas
-Ralph Boeiler
-Thos. George
-Wm. Augustus
-Wm. N.Gibsot^
-Yarrall
218
am 86, 281
Dallas Gordon 404
DuvidJ.Coi>t'land340
Duiit!las 86
Khvnerer 105
Kbf nezer T. Thos. 413
Edward Kent 338
KdwonI Munckton217
Felix Thos. 175
374. Fit/hnrdinge 148
— Fiuncis Palmer 227
— Sir Harrv David,
KCB. 12.399,462
Henvv 11. M.D. 442
^Ivnvy l\v'\ii\ittm 403
xWnU. S2,A34
leit, Cha.Leit^ton &I? K infc.
. 1)
tie — A
•T.Cm
.334! — c
KJ*iir.l
ao\ — ciia
les Rirhicd
niallhiii
Ml>.
534 — r.c
■Ifuphm
474I Kd..
■ rri 11.
587
JonM. HumpliievSiBn.435]K>vP, Arthur Li«Ii
J,mei 474: 0,o. Li>lct 1. ....
Jeirniy 4'i4 WilLin^n I Mn 471 K-miall, Hrnrr U2 Kevwoiih. ChirlM
J,.r.n,¥ 491 K«ve«. ttillijin 4!rj 2SB John W»liM !
IBMiKlin, 11- ry af«l urr,!aSGaM'f 474'KiJJ. Joi.n M-.M«h.«
'B. :in, am .ful.n llenrv 491 kwiiiiJv.AltfT-KenneJi '
ili]|!ll,273K«ie, .ills- niniti 304 t'l.nk'.CB, KH. II, r34>KidM 11, Alu.FfTrwr
H- — -.iJenj. Hincim. fl:>,43:i F. rhmlMirotih MI'KiMiilil, JamM Rdbt.
521 'hiirUt Sai Ge.. Hob. lUnr ;K , Pitiwh
._ n Ki'lis 334 IMwaid 1113 SB,' 371 K
— MtflrilluOui- :<N4 K.tlw. A.W.7,flrrfl'i7 Henn Frievl 7B, 2B1 Clii». Pmn
—Michael 515 Ura. Mitlnel 474 Hugh 78' Koger
—Morgan Junei 3(w' (iil » -W, 321 Irving Vnoe- 953 KilleTj-, Si. John
— \mb»iiitl lai ;/r.ri,HiH,ejF.7e,4tl1 ,1is.3h»w,rfi.8,2tia Kilr.iv, Alex. Rob.
— 'J*inTh.mM 417K«rn*., Jolin 491 Jol.o 139 KilwMt, Willmm
— I'errv .Malcolm 'lOI K.irnev. rharlnn lll'> .'ol.n Cliri;, CB. 41 Kinnlian, (hu. Men.
— Rii-h'aid il.37n E.IhjuI Hetnii 178 John M arte nue ^ffl! »"«•
— Ilirhof.lP.nBtC. 3Ji Patrick HairttI 34!) .lol.n I'Lli M
— Hiclnnl Itoyuon 377 Keal.-, Kctwai.l 377 .lolin \\ ill. Al»x. :ft
— Rubr.()i<>n 4U4 K</aIing,Juni«Sii>^>fi lii5 Patrick llenrv John
— RuUl. ro«.-II 33l>; -M-n I8« 5 ' 4 Kind^,.lev. Ed«. N. '
— Roliibv <Uttr W. ISC EliHiaftI 383 Waller Craii'.tnl 43> H
—Samuel 3)1 474 Kfn
-SlaprnrJThamit 313: J 3l!)
— Tlieoj.L.lm I7..; 9HH Ken.
— 'ITioruai HIS Kmoc. Arthur Ruck 34-'>
-Thomas 87, 13-' — Hdraund Hurk IWl
— Thoma- W-^aiO 401 John Ki!«-. Ruck 377 -.., . ,
— Thiia. i:"<'<ton 27! Krep, VVm. Tl.oniton 491 1 ho.NVre^n ?jiw.303 ■
- Tlinn.Hsjoh.1 3lirKe(..«-.Jo-ephHi.'hnrJ3(t8; Wm. (h-i.ty fi3. 4.i3! Francis J ■»<• !
— Tho. SljcriJun U. ■347,k-ir, Alalrolm 157|Keniifk, ItoMon M. 3421 Uenrft* 81,]
— Veu-iiun 474'Ki4il,, William 4fH K.nl, Kdmund WalVin22»' (irPrj.-o S7,J
— Wiilij:!., ffl. 3*1, iff Ki-k.-«-irli, Samnel IJ. 11!0' lIiMiry B4, 3W U.-.>.SinT(h, MB. i
»-„__ 4TJKob,irl, Ij|«, Krcil. iUKi'iilifh, Allm Jwtmn 281 GM«1ilKitrfi«nU!
.53! K<-lli:tt, IMw. VijuLg (lalKtOjih, Anthfrny Kol.. 202 (ifraldFiiiUnaMI
lOTKcllie, Jami-*, ill>. 15l' Henry 156 n»r,ry John W, 1
ai-iiKellT.Cha. Fi('tlciick2i2! r.>nchjchn
241. -— Ed>taid 383 Kioiii!li, William
4fl1 (i,l\ 282 Kep[Hl, Frederic
IlttirjUoWw. 418' H,15H
'--let 3M Kcr, Ed«»Td Slutrl 270
lei Willhni 13o' Jamet SOS John Dnima45S,4
0 3Tt| Richmd Hall 474
.IJinLnrrt
Uiclianl Dunniii, i 4
CB. 39, aw ^K i
Kich'I.Scrm.4n.i, Sal' l>- Fit^sraW S
horoaa, AT. 28,463' B.Duclmoith,
-Lomaa' ' 173 4
Jknry 331 Tioinaj 3S0 Fianris Emeal >. 'Jli<ina>
10:: 1 lmi.t:nnynjr. 52.263 ^Iknrv ma. 1
■r2T0,KelsBll,Cu»Wnn N. 4U3' Henry Aim. ma* S
141! Henry 207 llerhert --- ^..ili Henry 4
— Ileniy 21(1 John Henry Wilham J
-Jolm 41 John Manner- 4
— Jc'hn R. 195 I.vr.l Alark 35, ^\ illiam 4
30H JoNBph 29 —Lard Ralph 1). William Ailktk S
175 Ro|;iT 104 Rulwt Duiidas 474' William Jtwtt
ii2i(i William 521 WilliamJoha
ini William Fred. Pti' ^^ illiam Magralh 3
.ioiiajo,.P[>ii fji imwlB',' IVilliam Heti. 84.2(MI; W. M. 4
a-JO Kcmra, He.TV Oinr 330 W iti. 232; William Boaa
fJe4l7 Kcmmii, G.o'r^e 201 Jas. 2(iej Mm. Valentine 1
k 31B, Join Dlrhetn 203 332' 1
|.;,„.|. 'is I ^William 3lil 73 ?■ 2B0 K J^
Georp! 1:. 13:.. IViUiam 38(1 C. 491 ^^ S
Henry 117 Kcm|i, lienr^c Ken 12(1 Kplrhin, Jamca IJO'Ki-ipiPOle.Viiihantt^
K»y, Alfred Ilurrfy 274 Jjlin 359, 474 Kittle U'.bcrl 386' Rab. N'i»l Fiti-
Arthur 430 William 212 Kdlilby. .Tam« 474] hnnlinge. Cfl. 1
■ Henry MoDcklon 417 K.!u^|>Kiii.C>Ti.Him<t.ie3 Keiili-. Wilham 332,Kini;i>li7, JameaBell *
Jamoa 258| Edirard 232itCrtiyIea, Chrntophrr 239 Jnhn 3
H'iHJ»BiAlgcfnoo2S6| Wra. John 34I|Key, Geo. William »| Wiii,Hm.BiI> 3
Index.
588
ill.PtfrWm. 352
I, Wn. M. N. 133
Frederick 521
, Alei. Angus |
I 345',
.Jaj*»ph Hall 474i
QyClMrles Jas. 417;
ward 41?!
illiamJamn 413
Horatio Nelson 197
fosliua H^:a^J 3*22
cbael 474
omas H. 215;
illuimHen. 63,334|
imes 303 j
BMS'BuchaDan 337
rev 308
iUiam John 452
John Uenrv 215
d, Sir John 527
tinAg.Vesey 57,180
m. J. 465
Knox, Francis Walten443 Lambert. Montague 404,Lathtm, John 491
George 105 Walt. M'Clellan 253; Matthew 475
George 532 William 157' Oliver Mottbew 264
George Uchler 379 William 324;Laughton, William 157
>Geoige Williams 167:L4mboin, J. Sherrard 5l2iLaToucheJ). Matthew 237
-Janics
-Jas. Dunlop
-John Hunter
-John Simpson
-Richard
-Richard 74,
Robert
Lamprey, Jones, MB, $95
Lnncc, \V
Rich. A nncsley
Robert Trotter
Thomas 63, 373
Thos.Edmond 61,205
Vesey Kdmund 270
William 105
Wm. Hevington 181
Hon. Wm. Stuart
Koestcr, Adolphus
Korschann, Joseph
Kropp, John Albert
illiam Reuben 383| K uckuck, Aug. William 542 Landers, James
uick.T&os.S. 234|Kuhls, Augustus 541 JLandrev, John
,Aod.Hyacinth 105; Ferdinand Cail E. 541 'Lane, Alfred John
215 LtiTi.brick, George 412 Latonche, T. Geo. O. 198
207 Lnnibton, Arthur 164, Lnuient, John Mackie 173
319, Finocis 65. 166' Laurie. John 120
344 Fred. William 87,3001 John Wimburn 177
155 Lamert, George Fead !jf37'j ^Julius Dyson 243
155 Lamont, W. R. Alex. 435iLauiour, Arthur 138
178,L^motte, C. Wjndham 475' P.Aug.Cfl.K//.8,138
328;Lnm|>en, Henry 243 Laver, Robert 198
323
106
541
542
544
Lancey, William
Land, James
^John
Law, Alfred Markland 226
Cha. Edmund 41. 294
»-m.H. Joseph 340i Charles Fred. * 107
76 Ffa.TowrvAdeane378
Lander, Alfred
James
Willium Henry
201'Kamroe. Ludolph
231 -
474
542
Kunoth, Godlove 543
Ktister, Ferdinand 541
337'Kyfiiii,Rob.Willington515
182 Kyle. Alexander 103
105 J. 519
177; Samuel Cotter 380
I
las. John
Kirge
jnry
od, Jas. M.
ler, Henry
inry Horatio
George 11.
ihr, George
iwift
i. Henrj
an,VVm.Stephens75| W. P.
, Chas. Barrett 446|La Cloche. Thomas
ancis Adam
eorg^ Heurv 261
eo.W.Wyntbrd 290
ibuU, Francis 326
orton 335i
>oe, Fiederick
. Alfred
mold More
rook John
Iward. MD.
rederic
542 Kyrle, J. Ernie Money 474
542!Ky6h, John Anthony 33v
354jLabalmoii(iiere, Doug.
474
534
350 LaCoste,CbarlesFred.417
Lachlan, Robert 107
Lncon , Ed m . B. K no w Ies22 7
Lacy, Gdbvrt de Lacy 197
Ilenrv llearne 307
Richard 242, 356
Rich. Walter 55, 276
Samuel Walter 491
Seymour de Lacy 381
I'homas E. 'M
William 82,452
236
82
354
474
530
298
«derick Charles 491 .Laflan. R. Michael 85, 401
odfrey Lyon 291|LaGiangc. J. Warring. 491
enrySolIersG.S. 2I5|Laidloy. John 527
T.
swift Edward
hilip Henry
homas
^illiam
'illiam
464 Laing^amesM'Grigor 442
154 Joseph 202
226 J. 465
363' Pairick Sinclair 227
328. Lake, Arthur 288
James Horton 476
James Smith 50
John 76
John 176
Rich. Alexander 177
Robert, KH. 18
Ro!)ert 239
Wm. Henrv. JTH: 14
La wler, J. R. O^Mean 349
Lawless./ToR.Edward 345
Lawless, Ilev*G, AM, 455
**eier 338
George Da wkins 512|Lawlor, Digby Wm. 248
GrenvilleCharles314! Provo Wm. 476
Henry 103 Laurell, Digby Henry 107
— Henrv John 182
— Ilorafio William 342
-AmbroiH!
- Benjamin
-Chas. Hen. John
C.Rich.W.C^.
444
36
49i;
444 1
491
521
354
267
491
443
491
120
HeniyF.vrcWvalt 415
Henry James 156
lleiuyJohnBagot 164
John 491
John 527
J.TheophiIus,CB. 121
Joseph Vavasour 178
Thomas Thornhill 330
William 322
William Balph 161
Langdale, James, J/i>. 331
■Marmadiike R.
Langdon, Col well
Langford, Alexander
John Crauford
Wm. Bookcy
491
512
491
521
210
16
Langham, Herbert Hay 126
Langley, Geo. Colt 38,412
George Richard 475
i)hver 63, 207
Wm. Leslie, UD, 440
^iiliam
H.Aiwell.fB. 37,125
465 Noel T., CB. 34, 371jLangton, Edward
Henry 264, Lakin, Edmund 240|Langtry, Robert
Geo. Marshall 4741 Lamb. George
>lin Copeland 324; James
eonard 335' ^John Alex.
William 322i Samuel Burges
1, Edward 59.306
/m.Thos. 11, 2881 Lambard, Henry 273 La rcom, George
Lan^roead,i?0t7.G.W. 455
Langiishe.lIughHcnry 475
La ngsi aff,Theo. Fethe r. 1 93
Langston, William 444
475
203
153' Langw'orihy, V. Upton 186
342iLanphier, J. P. Cubby 475
284
192
Lawrence. A.J. CB. 29
Edw. Daniel 436
Hei.ry 121
Hen.'Juo. Hughes 161
John 203
John 226
J. E. Wilson 79, 419
Samuel Hill 83,231
Ihomas 269
Wm. Hudson 475
LawrensoD, John 26
Lawrie, John 79. 363
Laws. Edward 246
Lawson, Barclay 374
James 280
^John 453
J. Ambrose. AID. 441
Robert. MD, 439
Stephen 363
Thos. Wm. 304
Lawton, Hugh 344
Laxon, John 476
Lavard, Bernard Gian. 63
— ;-Brownlow Villiers 190
Ch.irles Edmund 206
Charles IL 231
W.Twisltton 51,353
La Presle.JusephThos. 346;Laye, George 491
" F. F. 466
4421 Joseph Henry 51,360
Laprimandaye,C.Hen.291
Wm, Wentworlh 13,');I*apsley, William
345| Lay ton, Orlebar Fred. 382
^ID. Wallingford 332j Lambe.GeoigeVaulier 357 Thos. Aiskcw, CB, 16 Lazenby, James 476
Williatu 270.Luml>ert,CharlesHenry215 Lardncr, (ieorge 435 Lazzariui, James 368
William 534| George 3191 John 52:1.63, Fied. Percy 79,466
es, Charles B. 3081
rancis Edward 6271
William 76,
,'b. Lancelot 290'
BrownlowWm.106
nacH 491
-Georj^e Moore 239 Large, John Edward
-Sir Hy. John. Br. 475
-Jame^ 383
-John 491
345!
-John Arthur 31, 169
-Lonis JaiDM 231
Samuel Percy 476
Wm. Percy 85, 223
Wm. Rob. Welch 207
Claude Geo.\Vni 316, Leach. Edmund 267
Walter RicbarA ' 344\ Geo. A. 85, 401
Last. Edward ^ W Hemy
Lasalle,Aug. Bo!lede218i-
Lascelles.Charlea F. 1\. 103;-
O^MV
4SI lU Orico, Frad. ». 380 I«i>r, Cl.irlw
300 r^bart, Edmund B. IhS John Chii. Wm.
IHOU^igl, Fltnry 32:1 l.e>Ht. CNarln
i. 3BII llenij 340' Kd*i.d
I Uighlon,a> 1>. KCB. \-l<> Urinal, ChB. Hugh
l! K. VVm.PoTMWr 1^1 Lewcr. Alircd
LndtT 'uregrtiiB 2J4!
IiMilbilUT, John U. 323^ ri>rii'>>I«tlJ. Ii
w. 3aa:uir, IticlintJL. ai
LMh}, Anl»r 0S, 4trj' l^iil., Jtmci. HU. 2.
'-'-- " a^ Ltith, Cliarlei Corbe* 2
U' 5jrQr<>. tl. Bt. I
iilS' ^Jiiiiii 84, 1
— Wm. Langncad
<-~Kobecl Mirl
— w. M. iiis' — ^jiiKM 84, 1 mm c.
Lmo, Pnneu 4IS J.ilin Kennetli SI
IdUmoDib, Alei. 64. 164' Jul.n Mx-doDaM 31 Hol>ert, MD. M
Laafk. Ju.U.iri). 334 l^ilrim, Wm. BarlaflM Laiti-., AlaHodac
LMlbani, AlfnidS. 3(HJ U Maichint, YAvui 476i Alfred
FtjBCi .^la, .Sh-Joha <i«pird Hi' Arthur Henrt
Jime* II)-, 'rhema) 42, CbxIciA. 26,
Jamu Hirlar 476 U MfniinFr, And. A. 3o2< Chai
-Ricli. BUckburn 17.',
LMlhas, I'Mwanl
Lnvicb, Jubo
L* lllitii-. Francii
La Blond , J ulii Victer 3BH
Lackic, VVillmni 8(), 2S()
Lack/, Jaia»t
John lia ^e
Larun&eld. Um>. Z^rd 103
LaC<
LaCouuur, John 104', 12S
Joha Htltelt 67, 1U3
LfdganI, N'lih. PolhilJ 23(
Tb'ia. MauDiell 24'il Henry
\Vill,i,Ri 43Si Hen.Clullcrback
•X! 28 \irnrj F«. Pe.
\Vm. G. CA. 61, 37(i, ll.-nijr Halt>li
iMiiaiin. W>]l,iin 75' UenrT fiurt
2U2 jHIDpa H«r,rr
laniil|>h CliarlM
ifeife
Cecil Krooka
Kred. Aug,
Hri-.J.T.H..4M.'
Tboma* Aiiguiiui
377! Clw. Studley
IJfgaD
1«1 E
11.4111-
tjtil K.3B0
Wm. Albrrl
iMnjiriere, Artbnr R. 40J
Gaorga Reid
-tie
V!
Itobert
.SMphCfl
— TbomM, AID,
— Thomii
-W,lli«n
LeT,I''l«iDUraD*iIle,
VD.
—Frederick
rini. 2y,^
DDtrdJobn liartail 403
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Maiklelism, U«i>. C. !99
Main, Frvderick R. TS.IflS
"rwirge 74, 361
,Eiii. Th«>.ChT.MI
88, 321 M
78, 234 M
Slnpfonl
flob<;rtM.B.336 M
M.«bey, ilenrTWij 413
Mnwhv, JoMpli 492i Hi
Mavn. I'tKii. OvoTfa 349' W. 44li
Maiv. Henry FiltlUr' William 1%
dtii);e lltrkticv 7B Milliis, Hwn W. 34S
Maxwell. Atojmltr. lUelvill*. Bnica Hall 404
CB. 3tl, 261 Rtt. Uwtr,B.D. 4S]
Cl«.^. t-rsMi* ffi' , FiM*.
Uw. Ilerlierl 65, 11, Ml
Ueiirae 58. Lnlia 160
V. ™. 39, >KM hait3S6
t 476, Pr 359
William Uodficv i
11
nrv De It. 4>i4'
4
3H4 K. ' 413^
mts 78, 243IHeD», Martin 445
M iniliMattcrton, l-Uiwanl Sii.
II
«. Jam«> Fierte aalMwda, HerbatI 34
Mailelli, Tho. Cli.ll. aUO .M ' HO'
J.ihn 492 —
-lluph Uoiren 47S
T.C. 4tS4; KCa <5<j
in Rob. Heron 16! —
-Jam.* n. Bi.350
Marlon, Iho*. /i7/. IS' ri.i.iii»« Id
an!—
-William Fiiher ASS
Thmnai VVnglit l85,Malhc<i>, Cba. Ba>tli. 37:4
Jo)]
«h.Cha».G80.S.!99
Iltncr,R.J».Cwiibe I2»' icg2-13l
Si
William Alex.
% Alldn 4Ti
Hariin, Al^aham !«&; 358'
harleVJTH. 7,411
107 321
harlea F'lad. 413
1^ 33HI .350
!>■> 9JU
530
11*11146, .(1.AIA.K3
olpLede 49.
441
Charie. Hanry 187 \\ illiam 10.'.
3S9
CbarluNsut.1 ^ ■^Gao.3.2US
1 Gitta...
Bieit^ii 3M
Curii-a 443 John AiigUKlua 4*i
331
24IIMa(M>n, I'Idward I-l
mi-
fer 65. 401
S34^ lloniv 107
m 491
Grcan.4IB Matthew. J' ho, l>*tii<:k 440<
SJ 74,
:a«alia 9,370
G.S.
HillHulad ID7
Heiirr Clinton II 4921
63,
^Ji^ th 334
R
r.T.R.JIf^.
374
layne
Haniy
13
J.n«. Wrido IW'
K
la 4TJ
JohaJtmn
Bolton
77,2SJ
Rol<eri Cmollv lliam
L 84,
ilailin lOT
Ruben FTi:dtr>ck liam
lo^la m
!';diir. Han.
-Tlioma. 82. 17(
Uaiunn, Heurv
32]
— -Waller l.iwren«S(HJ
Wm. llenrv
Wvnell
OIB.I 35«
«. 378
Maud, Wm. Uhanr
F-lw. Th
l.ailea 3S3
Wm.JohnBvde 1H2
Maude. Franois Corn-
ica
w. u.H.in
Wm. Neufvilla 4M
wslliii. TB. 61.
■^m
■harHanrrSIS
William WeliW 17J
, Fi»I.Fri..CH.55,
■y^ 111
r. Hay 401
Frtderiel. Sid«m
iciiael D.
>Io>]Iion 41!
Vhon^mi 277
UcnrsjH Athkv, "C.
B|hn B6.13S
MaiiUy, John 3h3. SS. 12^.
' lOS
Harljn, Cecil Kriiranl 1381 Hobrit Kuxaea
^Slonny. Fra. 42, U7JMaule. Oe... Mwin
.IfMlRiph..]
William
kaucloric 234
MaT.in.U«u.g<i 3*;i Heo.y
CQ«in
am a* L«»al 7i
— Hanry Parbw
T m
WUham 38B, Budgca
^m w.
iwird 141
Maacall. John Richaid
3SS
.B3,
20J
S ;r,ll«j.l),D.
, Brooke
iam Fred. 187
Hamil. 80,
Iwanl lOT
II. K. rb«.CB.38.
•>. Gould.
il»an] 31t
n UailS 74.
LawiaD.
rlea 543
Kd-ard , Rilxard
a. L.
541
EdHard MoDlgm. Murican
..J.W.de
^liu> 511
ra«i- , C1>..le. S.
ed. EdK.
mm 363
35
! Henry "V
258:
- y «.I66
8. oaevh
,Cra.b» 47^1—
-Wm. Henrr 10)
£™
».'«.W.,4MlMii*ad.FiMdlL. ISO
vnry Seymokir 2
a,n,CB. 9,3
ilin Edward 63,3
lonlagii, ThO. 1). 2
''allor Taylor
'illuin Daniel
■barKb, John P.
im, K(]«arJ
mvore. R. F. S3,'
-tODiKinpaon Kd-
icd.Dabun 84,
'n. Ilanilcocl:
la. Soutlib^
446MUIe.U. Tbonii
-27UiMi1l«!,.HM.U»i>na
404 1 Mil S4,
Uiixir«1l
Wil»n
ho*. Wm.ahow
>. A/i>.
laroea
.Andrew, ^.D
imes. M ti.
n, Jaino
.W.M.,4
IShora
««ph Albi.
11.8.
'llha<n
*44iMilroy.
David, MD.
Alai. Grant
3;9|M,
»m
llHimas
.P.
46' Mi
,]lio..VVtli,r
Iia<le>
ass Ml
chin
Clit>. H.
JiarU
7e|_
-K.
hailo Piigal
aie' —
-Oei
rge
harle^ Sluart
761 Mi
W",
Mi
h«
Williim
se. MO.
44'j|Mi
J«hi.ChrUt.\'
avM
AhS \li
Cl.a.lMjoho
ogalJ Si.«»rr
aas.Mi
Chaa.U»iing
b,..ettr. 3fD.
1781 Mi
, WiUiam
iennei, S. CR.
I04| ■
•]•
it<lfiuk 811
rtdeiick 31,
ipha>.c
tOTft
Ciepbano
wrgB CumminR
Arili.W.I,.
wrp* Mi.naj86
•«ph
ear^e Kobvrt
tiexnndci
eotE« Thomat
«.
• Peltr
Cha.
— riedenrk
- Patrick, CB.
■ lOTiMonigoniety. Alei.
nigiiniety. A lei
-Alci. flarry, I
39,169
-AleiindcrOra. »&4
-Alei. Ni>OD laS
- \lciuitder Rich. 476
Bj>,35«
Bobe.1 612
■Jib
RulMii BlackaU aW
:iOI
Hubi. Jamn 183
444
, Cliaa.
34B
Anna U- d« 403
f. 401
H.Jobiida 130
fidw. 4SJ
Hon. R. H. da 848
631
Jo«j.hdB 380
Robert UMffta
°°' 38a
Aug. de 338
«i,a3a
.MDntretor.UeDrrEdw.
4U3
49,168
Muodie, Daniel 13
(le 512
Moody.llBm.deiiCis-
456
ment bUm.ie 86. 401
larJ 441
Rf.J.L. 466
pbell.
tJ0,3OG
Rich.Clemeat4],400
fai-
S87
on 252
E. SOI
106
M luell Rich. U
RC. 453
Mwre. Alei.GM.M. 139
Villiimhlill* 333
Mwaid 63, 106
yneui. A.Mi[chH13v7 fUioard 3)0
■• ■ .uod 3 ' 464
J<.H.Si>nt.v ■A.^gfa 6
o«. Ricbard 104: Fn-d. Ueo. F, 187
1, W™. H. j Fred. Wm. 449
m 81,138: Ueorga 615
\ 1). G. IV . 403 lieorRe ISO
rae 16 asorm FrtJ. 86, 463
>M Hav let) Geo. Thai. C'arua 166
492 lleniy 486
12 ll*.n.y 106
rthiirUovd 223 Ilmiy F.d*.rd 336
.Soo.ar" 4;«. H.Uarr.li 334
itOvnifce i;«: l»*c 56,3(13
li.Gearfce 361 /amn 170
164
JanmGByl'icr* 440
•hn.JfJJ.
ibaJtM. Cahill
nnja>. Alfred 30:<| Jobii CroFt
/J.>i..O.jDlina70| JuLiiLh!
1* !■
696
Moore. Mathias
—— Nicholas
Uoherl
Samuel
475;
Steplicn
— ^Thomas
-^Thoiiias
— Tho.Chas.C. 41. 4J1
— ^Tlion^os Forsvtl) A'Mi
— 'I'honiaiiMait'lanJ 28()
— .W.lliam 107 ■
— W.C. 4G4
— Sir William Geo,
KCB. 9, 281^
43H'.
14'
463
4J»2
•231)
294
331
197;
£-1
404 Morphew. Auguatua
8 1 Morphy, Martin
180 Richard
492,M(>ii;ih, Jnmcs A.
290 Monis, Aithur
3t>0|-
Index.
443'Moulil,John
142
262; ^Tliomas R. 39, 400
493: Ihos. Hawlinga 318
282 Moule. John
0^3 William
198 MouiiStMr, Charles J.
227 Moun6te\en, Heuder
('in)j(lM*ll Tho.
ChHB. Kr«-il.
(has. Henry, CB, 54 Win. The.. H. 43, 452
Clark 354 Mount, Charles George
Kdin. F. Cii. 11,338 lUnry. Furl of 126:
If arpliy, Jmntk CtmeDt
"amet 198
J auet 383
erome Richard 963
John 493
osei>hWin.C.y.19e
Miah
Miah William
Michael
Win. W.
■Win. ^"orke
• Kdward
• Fiedfrlck
-F. Hullen
-Cieo. Dentham
Moorhend, Alex. J.
— Cliarlcs
KdwarJ. M.D.
— Georpc .Alex.
James
— Uohf. Hru(i^haw
—Thomas, M.IK
446 Mount Kdgcumbey K.
342 Aug. larl of 493
30() Mountain. J. Kirby 141
10.-> Hobt. Freileritk* 373'
417 Mount lord. Joseph 493
Ilenrv Joseph 36.371 Moynihan, Andrew 187
.Inlin* 383 Moysey. Charles John 404|
John Icnaliua 418 Mudge, Henrv Collon 414'
JohnW.II.C.C;. 415 Muir, Wm. M. MD. 439!
Maxwell K. 335:Muirhead, Sam. P. 314.
Montagu Cholm. 30(i Mulhall, John 621!
-Thomas
-Thomas
-Thomas John
-Stephen
-Wm. I^wrence
-William Levis
Murray, Adam
380
318
186
261
284
270
353
198
513
"Samuel
IHjij Tho^. Kendall
Mooraom, Chas. John 237. 'i'imothy
CoiisiantineM*!). 312! Timothy
•^— Flonrv MniiTer* 3K2| I'ssiier Lee
Hon. Martin 344' William
105
— RiilMIlt
Morant, Geo-^ije Fran.
Horatio II. 81 . 296;Morri«h, Henry Ceo.
148--
■William
W.
475 Mulieuan. Thomas 381
531iMullaikv. Daniel 634'
240 Mullan. Wm. James 315!
3G0J Mullen, John 8,476
4I6j John F.Whilroore 322
37()|Mulkr, Kdw.A. 0.43. 363
521, Fred. Augustus 542
4G4 Fiederick Hcnn* 643
47(; Fred. PiiuUr
Moiehouse, Gi^mge 51lJ!Morrison,Geoi^e P. K. l5Gj Jost
Morel, Chas. Caiew <lc
77,3611
16J*
644
352
l^Tcret( n, Mo«^;s
Moreivood, llon-v F.
l^lorgaii, Alex. 13.
.Alex. Biookn
Arthur Mdward
Augustus
Clia h'.s
Cl.as. RC.
49-2
2:>7
5'J3'
Hans 476iMullinor.Wm.Uice
John Chas. D. 84,413; Mullings, Arth. Rand. 152
Rich. Fielding 153 Mullins, John 357!
-Win. Hutchinson 404
-Walter
-Will. I, a -A tie
191
4
■101 Mulock. HiMiry Hurd 172i
1 151 John Joseph 337|
— IhomasEdm. 85.299
26 i
215 Mtirro^h, Alexander
300,. Morrow. Robi'ft Uolo
28>,M.,rse, Henry Rrowne 4;J5"Mundav, John 218!
227jMorshe.id, Pentvre A. 47o Mundcil,HeibertV. 83,200;
455iMoriashe.i, John 513iMundv, Charles Fra. 24*:i
Charles Kdward 2i)5'Mortiimr, Stanley 28'j! (ieo. V.K.C«.61, 215
Kdward 47o' — Tiiomas IJ. 6^307i Godln'y Charles 26
75! William Plcton .T14; Pierrepont Hy. 40,372
274 1 Morton, Arthur
■Evan
rt'orgo Anthony
-George BemnrJ 4(i0j
-Guor^e Rnhert 202;
■Hen. Ross-Lewin 252 Mostlev, Hi-ilKJit H.
183
-Rolieri Miller
741
-.Tames Francis
-M. Villicrs S.
274 Munnings, Wm. Vesey 228'-
245; Muon, Henry Oldmau 150'
■Hiil Faulconei*
-Horatio
-Hugh
-Jas. Peattie
-John, CB.
-John
-John
-JohnMibbott
Jonariian
-Monteford S.
-Palms Spread
-Thomas
-Wm. MD.
234
-Wm. Henrv
255
282
257 MosleVjEdw. Nichnlas308
75, GodfieyG. 493i
3791 Pnoct Peploe 147i
120 MossM. Chas. Benj. 444
385
Moriarty, David Barry 1H2
Morice, David. M D. 534
Jas. Aiideison 417
Moiison, James 53'i
Morlnnd, Geor;:e
George Wm.
Morle, John
Morlev, ArlliurG. K.
l-^lwafd Lncy
— Frnnoi-*
■ J. ICvi-Kn K.
613
521"
404!
3:^8
2H0
274
493 .\io>tvn,John W.MD. 441
-Henry Alexander 493,
-James Urquhart 210,
-John Forbes 213!
-l.ori'nzo Nickson 295
-Philip Augustus 182
-Willi.im 23'2
Munns, K. C'.
Munro, Alexander
Andrew
A.T.
Daxid
Donald
Fredciick
George
46.-);
55
157
465
107
302|
493;
62, 452:
Kolirrt
•Robert .\ljeo
-//.•;/. Roger
•H"n. Savage
-Thomns
493
2l>6
-GccGranvilleG. 217
G.G. 464
-George Traill 356
-Gustavus Francis 415
-InnesColin 361
-John St. John 107
Aleaander 54, 333
-Alex. ISrace 313
-Alex. Henry 876
-Andrew 316
-Sir Arch. John 105
-Arthur 140
-A u gustusStardeySSS
- A ugu&tusWm. 74,349
-Charles 107
-Charles 74
-Charles Ballbur 300
-Charles Robert 476
-Chas. Steirart Wi
-Dante], MD, 34!
-//.>N.DavidHe^ryl^7
-David Mortimer 291
-David PaUersoB 328
-Denis, Ml). 531
-Duncan Forbes 3SC
-Francis 493
-Francis PeaisoD 353
-Fnd. Florence 279
-Freeman 35
-Gcorgpe 476
-Geo. Freeman 6*2,39S
Hon. David Heo. 10$
'Hon. Hy. CH, 7,151
-Heniy 476
-James MI
-Lor.f Jas. Cha.P. 103
-J ametf Floretice 85.3 18
-James Murray 382
James Polienfy 415
7ame« William 436
-Johu 188
-John 394
-John 498
-John DiKbr 105
-Johu Cha. DTrkao
38!
250
189
917
186
197M(»the, P.J.dela
William, C-B. 35. 250
William 529
William, MD. 332
530 Mun!»ev, Tho. A. A. 121
544 Murchison, Kenneth 76
166'
226<
-John Henrj
-Patrick Keith
-Robert
-Samuel Hood
-Tho. Andrew L. 401
Tho.U.M'DoopWl
-William \^
-Wm. M*Canhy 358
-Wm. Robert 3It
-"VVilliamSim,iirJ).294
18J Motte, Peter.lela,r/?. 120 Murdoch,Wm.Wiilpole380 .Mnrrelt, Thomas 188
475,Mottlev, 1 hos. Martin 476 Muie, Chis. Reginald 257 Murta^h, John, MD. 889
257Moua'; Jaii.rs, CJL 439 Ci.orpc 493 ^Thomas 444
4[):'. Moiibriv. IMwaid 73, 374 Jo!-n, MD. 440 Muv:Iiamp. Wm. Hy. 316
175 J;im.'s 337 WiU.am 65, 166 Musgiave.Bcnj.UTrbsB
2ri7; riiomas 84, 272 Muriel,Geoi|;cWilliam306 313
Wm. Geo. JiC. 455 Mould, Frederick 403 Murphv, Adolphus 140i— Cbrittoiiher Ed. 344
-Waltw »«
Morony, Hobt. B. 175 James Stirling 415l-<- — Francis F^astwood 3331-
UuDbai D. Bl,
ibcit
Hid. MtMlsy
mrv.Qeo.Abi.
Arthur B. It.
AIM. A. 80;Kiclii>lli,llciirTLMiiwl343|Nonb./fm. Uk. U.
34Sl John 4TS Joha 126
Jiiees 27SNoiihe¥, Auc.J. W. 107
J. 37. rnily.SrD.44ai Kran. ^ernon 2l!2
L. K. 80,Wa 476 Geo. WLlla^him 2^2
limn FruKit 381 Huntlej 476' William Uiook 10S
&33; John 493;Norlon, '.'hs. Griatley
d* I Lollii«n,CB. 61, 40S1 Camjibell 226
jilad 413| Iticliiid 493! J>a» Uoj 4TB
m. JtniM lu;). ^4mu^l1 7B' SiuaiiJamei 37tt' Rob. Thn. L. 160
m. Int. Koapl 34.^' Williim 17 Thoi. Vim. KH. 10^! Thomno Palmer 417
>'r«d.JaniM IBd \»,bitr, Henry I9T Nkolas, Tiule Hiriii 4931 Williiini 303
KireeF. 43,463i\«GelJ,Wni.And>«wi493Xicotl. Cl>a>leill.
■Jm; 7t>
■>.CulTilleB. 2631 mei
Grabam 316,LVc»tar, Jamct
F>«dciickThoi.4.'S.s'yeitle], Cl>ulei £. id<
,Devtwu«H. .^ai \'e..i.i.SB.r. rrh.,lei KCB
2131 H*nry Jmum 253
•"-' ■-■- 267
lO.'--
-.Polin
Diy
ilier Chidloi'k
Iticbaid 45S,
lliam Uenr;
A'iliUu Ouiiun
Bim, Cba>let
aiJai.I>UD(lM
ncaoCamiibell
Campbcil
«inl
Da.£. CB, 8,
Uiam CIibtIci
i>. C. K. 33,
Wm. F. P. KL
7,
nu.WidanhllD
MiB Sievcua
>dTs11oc1i
«pb, LB.
J«*ell}D,JUI>.
n. Adaoa
n.HuaMll
>,Chaika
7, 39pl-
173'\aje<, {jta. AaginluaSOI
Alkina 37P' K. Wui. Ilnbm 321
lui lar Lionel lUrbcrE 383
i. MD. SSSJNugoat. Andrew 137
3.54' Andiew ,107
rtharC. 33J Cbi. U. P. N. H.
Lemon 41,''il 79,403
I 8(i, ISti' Cha. LavBHia69,3Gt
n.Wni.37B'- "
493[-
orge
107
3. ^:dl^l)nd 105
nlaynn 533' Geo. Siepbem N.
S^H3] lloJeci 537
373' St. Geo. Mcr»yn 87
«d 31.';; Jamoa 74, 246
inond 493, Jna. Thomaa IBS
d 153' Jolin Vatr 8B&
ack
nei Sadler
7B,
'illiii
—Ridiard
— I'liomia Cbarlei
—Waller
deUtlle.VO. [-
441,462;-
Albvt 30;.
ulca C«fell 493,
liundeU IJI
. Cbailei 343
""" ~ 'it.3fi,371 Ktynoe, Cha. Fill Roy 105
S4,151jNk:holai, AlUil '"''
l„ 418| Griffin
4tu..\oitiina. norciiH'i.A'/
tl97;S'orcDtt, \Vm.Slierl.rO(
4a0| Hmiy. CB.36,13a,
493|N'annDTi, L'hirlcsJohn
r8,374| IVillinm M,
493 Hen. Radford 64,
243I ^Jobn
lUlpb H
-Robcil
WillUm
—Will
30, Ki3;.Varri>,l'liBiteiUearfc
Henry Albert
tleoiyCtairlej
N'albaniel
Robert
William S
Noith.C'bi.N. 81.
Dudky
J«.ephP.
HoH. Chulu
531
IM
William 379
Rulfccley 41.^
fSifllSS
Vere383
63, 156
tCeo^ieS
334
G3S
'a la 88,917
83.493
27, las
O'Brien 443
Michael 44t
:itath 303
ov/
inaex.
l>-nmo\V.K.FiMnH 373|OUbin>. John TMi
50!Orm.b,,Jol,r.Wm.aS,
0'(:«lli.Hl.4n.Cl.iTl.. 44(1 RilBndW.
3t» ()w«nLlojd M,
CiHwIiui 34» llt<l<i|;hl. Jolm
76 Se„ll
rjoird ai)7 .J'Uiry. Arthur
107 Wlllum
l-jilrU-li, Ml). SBJ
3S4 l)-ltork«, Ell*. Diubr
O'C'OTinrll, DiiikI 1<i7
Williim
B<l*a(U zie-
960 Orwo.Arlhur'Ihrbert
aar W. NcUoritf
Mmpn J.<nn 169
KKhard 373 ^SfiSl
-Jinwi
O'Coi.noF.H.P.MrJHM'JJ m
4I« Joho
Chirl«> m.ii 43fi
324 John m.
(ienrge 38IJ Ja uhinon Bdw.
JaiwiMMriee 4IH John
John IB3 Jol.1
JohnW.
ULa -l-m
38-^ Thu. Jnrun
t.iiU K. 307 IlcnrrlSr Uihorn, Ueo. ToddiDC.
L. SmTlli.t'il. 34. 34n Thomii
JuhD lUbi.
MiDiice 4<I4 M'm. Silver. MD.
ItoHlaud aiB Hi.,
V«l™iia.' 3H trnl.en HJO.iMUornf.Otb^.
OCooar. K-cJ^rkk Hi ir» t^w
IBS, Flen.Si.U«org«
Rich.J.H»*Bl.aiOOII.M;n,Jnn.e.
O'Dcll.I'Jlin.Wotropp 49:| uliert
45b: //.«. D'Are? G.
. Pr.ncii 29(1
32S Fmori.
««■. M. C. 4550'M.Hcy, Auttm 1'.
Odell. W>lliim. AflK 4J0 5ir William
223 Princi* \V.
4S.y,
O'UoDucll. Si, C. It. 10< Willitm
sou'
John 534 Willicm lloyd
31 «:
John Vi« -m l).nB„nncy.Ft.r..Mon. Ill.mer. Juki /ohi
. MichKl 257 M»x>v.ri 81
374 0«Ur, Wm. GrIaE
1'. 4tii l)mi.lnl.,a>iiH.I.»o
543 O'Tool.. Willum
n'i> k... <-i.,..^ 307 L.Alhwchtvoi.
S43 Utier, AUrad Enui
/).443 0-NMl.Jol.n
443 OlwaT, Chatlei
260, ft. J.
1. 13S O'iNfill. Bd«ard
!, rewr Fnocii 51'
Oiiliie, Alex., JUU.
A. W. Armilning
Ogilij, D. W. fiilfoor
John, jlffl,
'Hiomai 33,
Willi.m
Hja.W.II.Bnice
W.1y<wiiK>nlDch
Ugle. Arthur
-VAOK
lMl«ird
Jobu W. \V.llcr
Jul.n
Stgnd. d« Couitj
//on. Thoniai 7!(
O'HallonD. II. 1). 34.349 (
1>. ShlHo
xlon. John
Rcill}', Anth. Alei.
— Ilvnry WiliUm
— Jolii.
—John
— \Vi1liani1Ieniy66,
— Wm. Knot 64,
rni«r»l,OIivi-r
— Illch. W.
rmnnd, Wm. Church
— An'hur" ""^
— A n^uilui Howard
Oklham,FnDciiGwirg« 404 1 Jaoie*
— JohaFbi
— I*fUi»
— Robwl
— Stephen
— WillUm
105 OvMii, John
S34 Owlet, Alfred
493UnDden,Cha
493 Oianue, It. M
513 Oiurd, AlW
331
192
145
346 Kicbard
161 Packe, Gsnrgt
74 i Oeo. Iloi
4T6,P>cliniiD,>'re
4Ta Packwood. Jol
130 Psddoi, Hen.
493 Pidfield, Fran
493iFagu, Aodn
Index,
3d4|Pasle7, Charles 401 {Peach. James Peach
1631 Clinion llej. S. 380 John Carroll
10?! George Malcolm 370|Peacljey, Alhert
iiker 414! Hamilton Sabine 354lPeacocke, Geo. 31 D.
er
36,41 l|Pa8iy, Edm. Wm. AV. 103! George
Ian 224! Pateison, Edward Jas. 476
83, 4131
493|
rB.43,302|
rCha.85,300|
iog!
F. T, Logan
Hen. Foljambe
James, MD,
James
James
John Brand
Joseph
William
igustus 16
Jeo. S. 273
intbory 627 _...
^Tcr 338J Patience, James
Hubert 331jPaton. Edward
Stevens 493 George
i 28, 126 George
Leslej 1 52 James
lenry 2101 Thomas
fcn.Mounl316jPairiclr, llobert 417 1
n Bawden 476 Patrickson,Edw.Aug. 217
George John 65,
290 Henry
384 Steph. Ponsouby
6331 Tijos. Goodricke
105! Warren Wm. R.
330; Peake,Geo. Wro.,il/I;.
404 Pearce, Charles Wm.
9.281 -: — T.
462' W^illiam, KH,
33, 293; Pear man, Edw. Wood
621! Pears, Henrj
229'Peaise, Albert £.
493; A. T. Gratwicke
177! Edward Octavius
157; Pearson, Charles
107 Pennant, Hbit.Edw,G.
493 Douglas 103
1 75; Penncfather, Georgre 293
4421 Henry Vansillart 253
519 John 207
207i Sir JohnLysaght,
345| KCh. 11,261
107:— Nicholas 318
334i Richard 494
493 Penuell,Croker Lovell 436
213; Reginald 264
61 'Pennington, f/nn. Alan
464! Jos. 344
105; Frederick 243
— Jas. Matlerson 515
C. CoWill 321
Fred. 43
% Frederick 335
1821
-Jas. Uen.
220
Patten, Arthur Wilson 345
Eustace J. Wilson 126
John Wilson 125
277' Patterson, Chas.D.82, 192!
V. Alex. H. 218! Charles John 2451
ook B. CB, 120! David Aikman
am
Villiam
krthor
rr
.Henry
aes
g John
mas
«. Chase
)f. Philip
)s. Roworib
105.
26|-
519'-
404'
-Fred. Thos,
■John Williams
-Leslie Ogilby
-William
383;
283|-
493;-
443-
Charles Knight
David R. MV.
Fra. Massey
.John Ilooke
— Hugh Pearce
— Joseph
— Rd. Art. M.D.
—'Richard Lyons
Olway 79, 125,
— Thos. Hooke
— William
— William Charles
220|
231; //on. Jossylin F. 344
307} Rowland 494
377'Penno, \\, L, 464
493!Pcnnycnick, Jas.F. 77, 375
1051 Penny man, James W'. 476
175!Pennre, Chas Waller 436
Penrose,Peorose C. 84, 412
Penruddocke, Thomas 476
Penson, Henry 383
Pentiiigall, Edward 121
Peulon, John 319
Thomas 144
462;Pechell. Edward R. C.
176| Wm. Thos. L. 80. 330iPeck, Wm. Emmerson
160;PattisoB, Charles 86, 452'Pedder, Charles D.
276 Pattle, lliomas 53, 129! Rich. Newsham
444- William, CB. 120'Peddie, Crofton
441 Patton, Henry B. 233! George
121- Herbert Chas. 223| W'illiam
137' John 18! Peebles, Thomas 86,
345 Walter D. P. 34, 304:Peel, Arthur Lennox
HillebrantM. 493 Paty, G.W.CB.K/f.8,299! Cecil Lennox
. Edw. Thos. 439; Geo. Wm. 77, 276" Edmund Ynius
B. Temple 82, 202iPatzin8ky, Ernest von 643
Paul, Gregory 107 =
^— James 293;
Matthew Coombs 120'
Thomas Henry 120,
William Henry 246!
Paolet, Charles Wm. 142|
^nncis Joseph 416
d. Wm. Best 224
aes
n Evans
n Homdon
;h Richmond
ney
nnas
lliam
493
621
414
197.
F<dinund
-Francis
-Jonathan
380!
493I George 137
530, St. John Cland 133
Hum Henry 242J Ltyrd William, CB. 1 8
Beu, L. 456jPauli, Newton Jones 282
ge, Edw. MD. 444 Pavy, Francisj 304
175,Paxton, Archdall Fred. 493
John
Robert
Spencer
AVilliam Henry
LordFred.,CB.26,163;Peer8, Hen.de Linnv
Pegley, Robert
Pe^ua, W^m. JelTericM
Pciie, John Henry
346
229
15'J
319
464
633
160
42
2()0
324
366
404
250
146
220
263
463
195
270
166
62
493
243
10
78
200
Peploe, Daniel Pcploe 476
Pepper, George N. 239
^Theobald 494
Peppin, Henry Cole 173
Pepyat, Geo. Bownell 76
Pepys, Hon, Walt. C, 283
Perceval, Ernest Aug. 324
Frank F. 157
^John James 210
JohuM.CB. 31, 197
\onnan Spencer 382
Spencer 30, 163
378
344
312
639
494
Percival, Horace
LewiB
Philip
Percivali, Charles
Percy, Francis
Hon, Hen. Huf^h
Manvers 32, 125, 169
Clinbrd
ther Mann 3631
ac
oes, CB. 120
7.J. L. 456
MrrenceH. H. 379
rhard 246
bert MaoQ 402
^, John 621
lliam 383
rGeoreeFred. 106
Alfred Henry 416
in .50
:htrd Wm. 76
bert Jamea 417
fiea. Oretham 336
^ Cbta. Wm.
Peirse, Chas. Henry
Pelham, T. Pelliam
Pellatt, Joseph
-James, MD. 444!Pelley, Eiuest Le
John William
Jones Robt. L.
169|Pereira, Wm. Duff
190ji*eretti, Dominico A.
493;P«rham. John
521! William
540,Perkin, William
377 I'erkins.Aujj. Fred.
3(;9 Edw. B. S.
237 Pcring, Geo. Hurmer 220
190
243
134
644
494
494
622
3:i{)
41b
239'Payn, Thos. Geo. D. 158'Pelly, Henry Raymond 402!
' ~ " 247i
464 Perrin, Chalks
303: Peiry, Adam
William, CB. 59, 272
Wm. Henry B. 245
Payne, Charles Wil-
nam Meadows 85
Gallway Byng 61. 412
Raymond Richard
Peraberton, Christ. P.
G.Keating
George Rich
Wykebam Leigh
167:
476i-
120:-
Henry Lavington 130 Pender, Chas. Pressly
John 521 Francis Hcnrv
282
349'
180
-Charles James
-Charles Smith
-George
-Henry
-James
-Richard Lavite
-Rich. Philip
-William
294
260
61A
190
167
494
120
494
380
384
-Pet. Trant Murray 37;Penfold, Edward
-Wm. Au^. T. 107
Paynter, David Wm.
CB. 41, 372
George 107
ohn 166
Joshua 439
8, 309lPcach, Heniy P. K. 128
Robert
Pengelley, £.
Win. Jenny
Penleaze, Heorv
Penn, Lewis W'^ro. 80,
Pennant, Arch. Cha«
Hen* .Douglaa
494 Perrvn, George Fxlw. 271
152lPer5se. Dudley Tho. 20
464; Robeit 36
871 William Norton 37
103 Perston. David, MD. 62
376 Pcry, Wm. Cecil Geo. 3:
IPester. Henry 29, 3'
I6O. ^John Constantine 3
Q Q 8
SHU
JWUX.
Vcitr. Gm. t. C. 48* Pick worth, John H^'PIudUii. A.ihot Ju. i*» Poxlock, JoNphEllunH
Pcten. h:dw. Nintlli 404
JanuM494 yf«. C. DaiiMB |Pni». Williaa 345
4!)l 64, IGfl Pouieit, iticlitrdJebbH'l
P«tU. Guflicll-n 61)
I„ 370 Ih-. Edw. S. 81, 335 Poleo. Aogiiitiie S41
P«ll.». I'M. M'I,«d 107 t
ttrre. 'Hie.
h4.t«ia fi34: //(M.T.O.W. Iti!) Loured &41
Kobtit 47fi Pic«. [Ivnr
W. 4H4l ^^rhnini llkherd 494' L'onnd Ml
PMd, JaiuM Fielder 12J )
irittrt, Clia
In ♦76:Pocklms«Hi, Ereljn 11. ■ Polgiew,, Con™d 41S
\Vm. Uwti S3, aofJ I'ilTird. Rn
n.1d 13fl; Frfd. 39Pot., J.n,«Gid«.B UT
PM»f. Airr-d KroHt 436
il"). Iticherd rj, 133 F.cderirk 180 W.lli.m 3*i
F.I. Wm. llunrj lUS t
igoir, Artli
r 74,4.'iZ UcoieoHain 313 4;»
Mailin •my.
AaKuitu* 446 1'ocnck, Air. Gm. D. 323 *"■•
E.lir. ChM. P. 2M ti. F. CortiKiv 79 U"
Pell, (ieor,:a 4(H
Frjn. i
ivnloa 1.M' 476 ai
Kdwenl 1 liO: Ul
Peuiiigal, Krincii Wiu
SB3. 4941 Thorn., 613
PeltinKill, l-Ulnrvd
neniy 318 44S 'SS& «'«■ '*
Pcyioii, Al|;ernuD W.
ItDg 80, 4.'.3 PoEv.1,. Chsrtai D. a.'Jl ■». 1«3
Fmocii G2,
47<i Pej.l.<, Min Meatier 34tlPanltDii, (^he. Wellti Hi
llmrt 346 PdK AilliurCunhA V*n IPou^mh, Uallhuiid 613
J..hn Knt Hunicr
1. Sem. 3031 Nntinn 16 i'oo'ill. Chk Ficd. 301
PTinnkuchc, Augailui
Cooifn 374' Clo. Vin Kollan 3S41 K. O'ltooona 4l>
Phelip.. ll«i. P. \'.
' 494' h^dwird 39, IKl
RichiirJ
SilOi l:d«rdFfed. -k i^
Phelus, Jalinfliair
Pbilibi. Joho O'inaby
oiilftiot 13 (feo. lien. Le» a-J
476' UeoTRe Hot. fll, 411
Win. lUiloe
B. 334' MtiDdy 6i, 4il
Phllipi, Kiln-in Wm.
wl flUAug. 313
ge°Tf
h'illiam ISri
i loottn \ne» 494
H^^if
liim 86, 1* Wm. 16;
iem Hwrr 47*
i.R. ffir George, !liU lao
JohnAlei. I&,
>ppe. a;;
Wa. P< lel Una ll£
Nailianiel Ore.
4^ Paul 1 11. m
-VJlivir.1
— Fre.l. llerverK.
— Geo. Iliiichi«DQ
— FUnr* LoiiR Wm.
— Henry Pearc*
— Uwii Quy
— Iloti. Ntwloci 34,
fM^MD.
183 Pill, Geo. U«n 314,
. Paul Wioiloe
Pbilloll, Ftedrriek J. lOTiX^
FhilllKius, ArthDiTlin. '
42, 373-
. Hen. Frtneie 3K0I
Wiltiam CoIm 403'
Philp, Fmnrii Limb 137
Wiilpol, Piiilip 195 I'lartet, Wm. j
Pfaippi, Hon. SirChvlci 'Plair, Arthur
Uemimonl, A'Cfl. Iftll Chwln
KemMV Wnlon 3T9l
Hieliaril Leckoabj 43 1
i,J.N.de
i,3:u
Ilexrj
.. I>rt0e,
,AMli.E.V
4J-.
6i
1 6Ji
thurJaiMi
Mer»lo
Lawaoo H.
Fi«*. IIS
y 33
uEra. B.»»
^F..
H>''
H. CB.
m
Wm.
so:
^!\
lS)3i
-//»if. Charle* XT
-n.
.Cha.J.Fo«9M
443lZ
-H..». 11. LiMUl..lO;
383
I^.Wai.H.*3T
■1. HeivcooJ 4)T
Altai H»
414
^
lifc 1)4
irt 84
143 Po
liter
I^ODmlH.A.J<M
hm
359i^
-KenIoacG«o.F. »iJ
-. Jjfm'^ Bell
la 544' BO,
H. »'i9
207]
30B PorMr, Georee
87, 261' Ilenrr
350' Henry Fd*ird
, 494'^— llenrj Richard
tliur Fred. 3B3
Heniy William 4941 Jas. OcWrii
-^Jamei 413il'l.ivne, Fra.l, Can sn jolin Hall
Hart 3B0<nir\(lt'll, Thai. Biker 83' ^Joihua Ileai;
Jolia. WO. 831 Pio'ivman.Thomii 494'— Xorlon Uwrencc
Wm.Henry 33, 371 riummer, Healhcots lOS' Hobetl
PickforJ, Wm. Ilea. 161 Plumridiro. Ju. John SG2' Whiiwoiih 79,
J%i/M, Joieph Hearj ISSiPlucket, Wm.C. 2331 Willjin
II, Edw. Bafter 342
'iUiatn lai
■te.W.P.A.E. 210
n, Chi. Edw. 213-
Priuick, ThmiM B.
Pfilchird, Kdw. Bruce 4IS
Ed«. Kin-Uenld 414
-Edw. W'tlliami 151
Rainei, Julius AogDiti
Kobeit, CB. 42,
Ra>iief,ll«D.CB.KH.
n Wilhai
r.45S Proljart, Fn. Gbo.C. 2T3
96U< Hnibyn, Joho
234 Proclor, Henrj
saij
133
llalnirord,Heu. Jamei
—Jan
Kainsrorth, Chkrlti
Halt. ArtLiut John
'bailei Bobarl
Kbnid 79, 2aS
nilimK. 52, 26U )'kl»iird Schs>r
, Sam. Ashton 145'l'ni9l, Chgi. BucmBD
aha,ll<eb.D. 84,161 Pijrce, Jdsiali
3an,Willuin 57,28ri^iine. JuhnBiiset
nn-, Victor 643IPt7or, Henrr M.
.1, Charles 239' Puddicorabe', Itob. B. 49 1 ' Ksmadge, IleDryCieo.
"'-'--- aS6 Pugifl,Gfan»illB Wm. 243. Kambant. John, Jlffl.
.. h'Vj "
627,
144'
Jlaw 85,
«inoiid<IeLaDC«y334' lea. Barm
Alfred Adam* 295
ugatlDi V/m. 326 Pumfrel, GHirgii
Itid 47G Purctll, E. T. WiU
dward. CB. 55. 372' loujhbj
eoije 132 Jolin
ecrge 196! Maltolm Biaim
to. liariington 137 Purdun.Wm.CauiibQi
>hn Andrew 377'PurQ*11, Wm. P. 40,
>hD Banner 43&!PurTei, John Horns
(organ il.nr7 116
I'll IkSitd 376
I. B. 269
i« 476 3071 W.lwr I). Affl.
m. 627
ieh.B!iel«o«d 58^ ^; 272' [linnden. George
1
irbud Charle. 3421 290 Jao.Chu.l'r.nci
1»8
iebird Charlea 404lPjm 3061
11,268
obertlUnrj 21S| 413' B6
to&
cbcrtWjnno 3051 414
>aderH.2G-i
owUtnbert 416
-^ Sir Willia ; Georeo
KCH. 529' John Henry
idipFox 164
bo>. Cbarlci 380
303
' m. H»ry 326
Pyne.John 207 Randell, Henry Lloyd
7,286
Kl,Edm. Cfaii. 213
g,«yle, Milrea Tellol 25:il Jam- Henry
105
cuviui 533
yae.de, Wm. Honry 197' llandoiph, C. Wil«,n
157
.1. William 476
Uueale, William 191 58
55,163
u<. Sir Edm.
yuenlin. George An- | Praneia
321
tiltten.BI. 107
goKtaa Frederick 107' John Weech
Kicb. 380
in, William 494!~-G«). Kiw. 476 Raokinr. Uaiid
Rd. D. 279
Jobn 494IQ }odol. 272 Rani, Williaai
loan 288
n, Uo. R. St,2S5'g 5:)1'>laper. Aug. Frtdaric
33.341
rarm Lloyd 26l|g gDde>«337!Haldilf. Tli»a.IIaiiMii
sn« m
nd«rici>J.iI. 304- lurice 352! William
476
egrya 324I 299, R.th bore, Theodore
ler 273
toige 465 217| Wllliuni
226
oralio 240, W
337
Owen Jroes 293Quincej, Paul Pr*d.de
ilD. ISl
•r, Ja<. M. 58, 25T:<Juia1an, Michael :J
211
Harry,
»D. 306
.RobfTt 27!){llaban. Wdham M
444
Henry
107
e,Oeom 4n4'R>dcli(re. Emiliua C.
32B
Hi.ghWmUm 345
>ra«i 272; IJelm* 86. JSSfSiM
231
John
li7
,nwa 494 (ico.T. Delmi 361, Geo
377
340
Jhn 103 Itobt. Parker 63,373! Philip 79
ikn H«nry 1031 William 62. .106' Hawdon^JolinDawao
402
Robert
127
12
Thomli
Buuatt 331
AnWaUon 75 ,217 Tlawlioi, Arch.Macd.335
lleignoIda.T.Scoit. CB. 13
orman 107 Hudford, Frederic ISl' Fra. Ironaido
209
ReUly. John
— Willi.™
247
orm.nWm.D aJaJRae, Thomaa MV John
264
631
oberi R. *(i4l William Stbartian Whiie
14-1
W,K.M.CS.79,375
AdriandeMont.:)82 itiiam 85,359
ReinKke, C.A>igiiatui541
hai. Hamilton 2^9
rlea
131
fUndall, Joh
n king 14U
D>MnBt.U.64,14H|
•hn Henry 335 Raika*. Edward Aug.
idgaUermM. iW- Geo.W. 85,
KHnat Momj 43!Rainea, JoKpbRobeit
liBon, Oeorge
uley, Ud. Boma 13| 1
itoma, John Geo, 1
ST.IIOI 1
I41:Rcodell,WillianiJaiper2T4
107 Rcnny. Geoige 303
14^ Hhiiv si. ai.'i
.iienrj Lttti
001
Index,
Reimiok , II. de Paray 258 1 Hichanlaon . John Ilcn. 10* llobbins, Natb. Eyre 383
RenoiuyCEIfihiiutoiie '25b.
Uav. Y\v\k\, MV, 44-i:
•Dun. Kubeiifeon AVi
leorpo 43tij
.William 3^U'
-Jobn Soanie
-L. Andrews
-Mcrvyn
197
133
476
476
53 1
Rcuouaid, Hun. JamoiSJlH—
Reoiliaw, Hkb. Wm. 150!-
KeQwickyW/lurn. 35,399.—
RepiDgton,C.A..\'Court, U
C& KCH. 7,253.Uichinond» Alexander 384
'Ihomas
Thomai
Thoniatllumbold 126
Willinm 103
William, MD. 531
•William Stewart 257
Robiiiion.Cba.Walkis3i^
Tho. Wm. 8,3)4
Kobe, Fred. Huh, C£. 29
KuberiB,AbrBham,CB. 120;
Retallack, Francis 290
Ketlbcrg, [.eopoU Yon 542'-
Ke«eley,Ci.WiUi«msoD494 .
Uevcll, Albert John 245'
^11. Albert Uoade 141
Hew, Thus. Dennis 215!
Ueyiiardaon,i:.U..<7/. 103',
Kejae, C. M . Uodocy 207 '
A. Fullerton^C/l. 120
^..l>ii*eo/,A'(;.125
-Henry Fallercon 131
-HuDiv Thoi.
-Matthew
-Richard Ollifle
-Sylvester
■James Frederick
»■ Peter Uennet
Reyneti, 5/r Js. Henry,
AC//. 8, 264
— Wm. France 494
Reynolds, Francis 157
-^leorgo Hcwetson 216
JohnWilliam8 56,125
— *Thomas iMaitbcw 494
Rhodea, Frederick 340
—Godfrey 85
John William 283
Rhys, riiomas 308
RiacI), Jobn, MD. 533
Rial!, John Lewis 205
Ribton^Sii-John.iia'f. 494
152:
453
107
267
494
R ichter, Va n. Fer. CD. 544
247 Rickard, Martin 513
Kickards, Andrew Knoa 153
William 476
Ktcketis, Alfred 494
37
-Arlhur J.
-C'has. Fyahe
•Charles John C.
-Edm. Humphrey
-Francia
-F. Ihomoa
-Hv. Ilrudlev
-Htinry Gee
-John
258
379;
266'
443|
331'
105|
414
120|
621
105
301
167
123
494
147
•8ii' C»eo.AbeiTCi—i'
bie, BarL 8«, 223
— Aar. H. 455
—Henry 436
— Henry Edward 12
•Douglas
-Frederic, iUD»
-Fred. John
-George
-Geoige Coke
-John Cramer
-Juliu.H
-Peter
-Randal Howland 242
-Richard 190
-Rich. Llewelyn 170j
-Thomaa Law 323,
-William 79,234
•laaac Byrne
Fames
James
-C:harlcs
■4.!haa. Robert
-Charles Rodick
-St. Vin. Wm.
186'
417
240'
28'
Rickford, Tho. Parker 1221
Rickmaii,Albertl>ivett 345|
W^iUiam 77, 360
Riddell, Archibald 527
C.J. R.,CJ3.42,372
0<-o. W. Button 161
RoberlaoQ, Alexander 476
Alex. Crawford 443
Alex Cucning.61,187!
Archibald 105
^Arthur Forbes 295
Arthur Ma&tciton 132
Caleb 3«4
Charles 107
C. Duesberry 62, 400
-John George
-John James
loaaph
-Morris
-Napier Douglaa
-Oliver
•O. Cmvpobclki
494
3e9
494
78,2&8
494
3S5
105
190
107
232
185
36
106
SI5
Henry Jas. A//. 7,182
Kiddlesden, Jolin Ruck 103--
Ricardo, David 152| Richard 477-
Rica, Aug. Thomas 36, Hideout, A. Kennedy 378|
-Arthur 302 Henry Wood 494-
Rider, W. Uarniiam T. 86j
-Cecil 87, 302
*Chas. AuguAlus 476
•Herbert Henry 186
Kidge, James Stuart
Hubert Stuart
—Walter Brook 379jRidgway, Pollimore
Rich, Charles David 145'— —Samuel
513:
76-
334-
476-
Ridloy,Chns.Wm.CB.18,
—Rich. Parnham \h\\
■Reo. D.
-Fiederick
-Frederick
-George
-<Georgc Duncan
-Geo. Forbes
-Geo. Francia
-George G. MD.
-George S.
-Gilbert Metcalfe
-Henry, JW/J.
-Henry Fred.
455
193
477
335
404
332;
330
440'
269
1^6
604
V. Vyvyan
-llichard Haicoiirt281
-Rich. Redd 196
-Rich. Wood 208
-SiapyllOQ 374
-Thoinas Aariol 379
-WelloaSoy, 0. W. 436
-Williaoi ^400
-William UO
-William 627
-William B. 83, 361
-William Hvniy 42
-W iliiam Hmnty 4S4
-William Hemy 6t7
.VirChas. H.John 123
— -G.Whit. raiboi80,300
-^—Frederick Henry 401
Henry 494 Ridout, John Gibba
^— John Sampson ^^ " ' —
Robler, Horatio G. W
Rnbotfiam, John U. 139
Robwm. llearv 197
252 Hoch, Sampaon 384
Henry Maxwell 382; Roche, Charles Boyaa 861
James 380, Kdmund 67
James 4941 Francis La 641
William John 30, 166| James 539 John 44
342
-Jas. Alex.
•RobertJas.Kvelyn47G
Ricbardcs, W. Eardley 494
476| Joseph Bramley 314 —
Richards, Albert
■ Arthur Oswald
—^Fleetwood John
■ George
Percival
Samuel
^Thomas
Thomas Bailer
Sir Wm, KCh.
476
334
18()
144|
252
120
-Wm. Hamilton 274
-Wm. Powell 81,376
Ridsdale,W.H.Erring.l90
Riet,^ViIliam^ander494'
224jRigaud,Gibbes 83, 2Bl
190|Rigby, Samuel 494
413 Kiky, Benjamin 35, 264i
Hilev, Daniel 611
-'Fred. Arthur 344
H.WhevveIlDan.274
John Kdward 324
Jamos Scott
J. Elphiostoo 69, 182
tts.]len.CFaig66,342
as. Jameson 404
Jas. INIacdonald 103
1031 Winsbip Pcrdval 131
446 Rochrnrt,Chaa. Guar. 217
— Cowpcrr 316
—Gerald 29
Henry WollaalOD 196
ohn 404
ohn De Bar^k 389
Richardson, A IfrodAog .352 iRimmcr, John Whittle 384
Chas. Clarke 299 Ringr, James Tarrant 212
Chris. Rowland
Jas.Peter,Ci{.60,156
John, MD. 63;VRoeke, Henry B. II. 267
John 477 Herbert W
John Leslie 436 Jaaaes Hanvood 361
UwisShuldham B. 50 Richard 81, 301
203 Patrick 78. 364 Richard Hill J73
120 Peter, MD. 331: Roddy, Cha. Hamytoii86l
Rimingion, Richard B.403{ Robt. Henderson 382 ^'rhoa. Flelcbar 353
Tho. llosmer 36; Robt. Jamiesoo E. 281! Rodgera, Jamos 616
-Philip Alfred
-Stephen Davis
195
hklward
Fn.deiick
Frs. Mosclcy
Isaac
ames
as. Tho5. S.
ohn
ohn Booth
ohn George
b6a O.
-Wm. Fianci}i81,323
294 Rintoul, Robert 132
105 Riordon, John 5^1
527 Rippon, Geo. W. 445
50, Ritchie. James 494
5^i Thomas 157
310|Ritter,HermanH.ron. 541
529 Rizzo, Felice 83,368
379 Vinccnzo 368
75 Robb, David 494
-Robert R. CB.
-Thos. (!lu3rulier
-William
-Wm, Arthur
-Wm. Buxton
-Wm. Donald
382
312
120
Robeson, Georgo 106
Uobilliard,Chas.D.H.4l6
Robin, Thos. Smith 223
Robins, Francis Wm. 289
RolHnson j Augustua F. 627
18'Rodne}',Geo.B. 79,4U
200 —Lennox Georj^a
513.Roe,KdwaidA. H.
Barnoa hlyfiald ^261 RoTi, Samuel
d^2:-^David EIvy 4461 Charlw Robeit fi82lRogM^Ji
416
193
2Z7
175
196
'Engcno Menrin
Georgo NoUa
-John
-Peter Burton 86, 281
-Ptior ilcMT 631
-Robert F^lwaid 148
-Sato. Black 391
Wm.Caidok ' . 449
. 646-
» ■HA':^9^-
Sharks
mitead
.Chariti
necer
K K. J.
i. James
•rge
rge
ny
fiidex.
399)R08s,Alei.CIrke.ArD.2tf5 Riidd,Wm.Fred. John 16d
494
216
463i
352.
455
207
215
346
78
. A rchilmliiP.G. 57,400
>Enii}iuB
-Ewen
•George
-Geo. Campbell
•Geo. CiarkMn
Rudge, Arthur
603
Sabine, Kdward 14, 37a
Sadleir, John Martle? 416
Richard 380
^-—Thomas John 286
William 37
384
494 John 192
494 Rudkioi Mark 477
401 Kudman, William A3, 340
144. Uudsdell, Sir Joseph 105!SadIer, Ralph 253
2'2BiRuel, Fred. Heibert 414} Sam.Wm. Ralph 227
Gillian MacUine 477 Rumley, Randall SOSaiTurd, David Jn.D. 338
Heur>PagelBayly513 Rummell, William 543 Sage, William 121
iir Hew Dal- :Uumsey, Edw.Waogh 286
ryraple, KCB. 7, 370 Rundle, Aldborough 279
Hugh
iry B. H. 44, 452
iry Gordon 266
iiy James
3b Glynn
n
n Fraocia
n James Colin 4441
n Ibornton 242
hard 464
wrt Montreaor 258
). 383
maa 315
liam M. 436
I iam Reynolds 533
I. Sumfuid 44b
Hen. Lvni 12, 125 Uoaser, Chas. Polls 83, 134;
igham 417
JameaH. 534
a,Cha8.Jolin 304
nehoftC. 83,319
lea Ffraock 267
lip 436
I. Villett 21i
,Gabriells]ea383
iroes 490
I. Hobert 89
ert A. 477
•ancia Toaoh 272
Sainsbiiry, Edwin T. 304
Walter Langford 283
120:Rundle, George VAw. 175.St. Anbrn, Lionel 176
allies Kerr, KIL 28,Runnaclea, Anihony 477jSt.Clait|Chas.Wm. 81,277
John
John
81,343;Rusht0D, William 246; S.Graharo Bower 220
513 Russel, Hen. Cha. 12, 370 St. Croix, Charlea de 172
John H. MB. 250|Ruasell, LorJA.G. 56,343 St. George, Hen.Cha. 298
Pat.Wm.S. 81,245! ^Alex. Stevenson, James 464
•Richard 245!
— Robt. Dalrymple 436
Hub. I^kbarl 57, 332
Robert IIill 24/i'
1 homas 62, 303
William 19U
Wm.h«inie..'MD.534,
William Jamea 349
3fn. 233
•Andrew Hamilton 105
-Andrew H. 279
-Baker Creed 1R5
Fohn, CB. 35, 371
Rev. Leonard H. 45A
-Rich. Jat. M. 138
-T. C. Belmore 310
ab Robert 331. Rons. (ieo. Grev
lob. C. 63, 373i Willmm Ju'ha
.t. Fraock 15,465,-
-Gcorgc lt>4
——George Frederick 153
Uosalyn, J. Alex. Kari of'M
Rotelv. Uwi.i 494
Unthc, Gco.W»lterC.38l
— I-orcnio 105
Kothwcll, William 494
Rotlrnburgh, Geo. de
Cn, 33, 342
Uottiger, Franz 543
Rotton, Chaa. Paulelt 376;-
83,374|
105-
1(>6,
Hon Wm. Rufns 477 j-
8'ili
494!
-Chas. Edward 350 St. Hill, Windle HiU 293
-r^n-c/Cha Jas.Fox 105'8c. John, St. Andiew 418
-Christopher Joe. 404i Cbaa. Wn. 334
-Lord Cosmo G eo. 1 07 1 Edward George 1 73
-5irCha. &iri.60, 159i Fred. Aithnr 477
-David, CB, \ Fred. Edw. M. 416
30, 125, 369 Geo. F. Berkeley 107
D. G. N. WatU 282
Francis 328;
Fred. Browne 74,453
Henry Eyre 417
■Henry James 495 1
Henshaw 63, 462.
Hickman Rose 277
James 130
John J. Russell 266
John William 344
Richard 521
^Thomas 207
Sir Wra. Bt. CB.
-John 495
-John Henry 86,331
TohnUen.Herbert217
-Rich. Fleminir 496
•Rich. F. Sr. A.
-Robert
> St. Andrew B.
283
302
192
814
106
St. Legcr, Ily. H.
St. Maur, Edward
Si.Quintin, M.C. D. 103
Sainter, James Dow 444
Salamone, Paolo 621
iertWaiia»83,2.0 Ronse. John R.
Fred. 105 Richard
liam 22t It bert Saviry
iiichard 360 Kouth, l^oiice
ic»swell,K. C170 Randolph
Henry Wil- : Row, Gerrp:e Home
»y, C/i. A'Cii 103' llowan, AUxnuder M
491
207-
379.-
167'.
494!-
341-
m
r\% Stevens
liam
loughhy S.
Bernard
Wm. Trevor
lioDias
iiil,GusUvede544
klichael 521
hard 354
iwper 33, 399|
vtfdLee 418:
>rge Ernest 3f3.Ro\Tlandr» Hugh
D. Joseph 173
Sdle, Clement S. T. 246
61, 142j John Henry 436
William Russell 279 jSalinger, Otto Henry 644
206 Ruaswurm. Wm. John 352 Salis, Henrv Norman 140
4V). Huston, William 521 Joseph 82, 166
436j Rutherfoord, Archibald 107 Wm. Henry 354
30(),Rutberroid,Alcx. M. 353iSall, Henry Mac. 65,247
201 i Cornelius Clark 442 Wm. KH. 29,455
ames 465, 4961 Willism, M.D. 440
ames Hunter 75, 463iSalmon, Charlea 967
Wm. M I), 441 i Georsre Russell 380
Henry 8. CB. 38, 372
John Hill 495
ohn Jo»hua 288
Robeil 465 Rulherfurd. A.J.Oliver 299 Salmond, Francis Mcik 221
Tirencc 243 Ruthven, Walter J. H. 344. William 404
,y(rWm.A'Cf3.8,215 Rutter. John 368iSalter, Arthur 443
263 Rowland, Anthuny
— George
— Heniy
«J. C.
— Thomas
—W m. Hodnett
J0(j, TheodoreW.AfD.302 Kdward Philip 153
169 Rutledge, John Hruen 243: Hen. Fisher, CB* 120
35*2.Rutiledge, T.Ormsby 77 ISaltmarshe, Arthur 299
464 Ruvignes, Cha. Hen. I Saltonn, Alex. Zorif 107
231 1 'Hieodore Bruce de ddSjSaWatorio, FieUoA. 544
274' Ruxtoo, Fred. Cha. 236iSalwey, Alfred 436
79! George
gb 477
* Hugh Henry
Ro>%ley, Sir Charles 105! Ryall, Eduard Canny 322i William Henry
Coiiwy G. H. 139 Ryan, (ieorge A. 87,299iSam. Seth
John An«;erstine
-John Dennis
-Thomas
-Thomas
-Valentine
20()
12\ 2G0| Robeit H. R. 376
AL6l.Vineent I07,Roworth,(:ha.l'^w.W. 182
oes 77, 1 7 '2. Roxburgh. James 463
itt 494. Koyrls.ClementUob.N.132
n Roselleldcn 105| Ru)le, Arnold 444
Umbi 477.Royston.C. p. Kt#e. 147
rave, Matlhew 494. Ruck, Fre«l«nck Wm. 200, Ry land, AshlevCowp«r 436
Ibcil Knmi 180iRiidall. Wn. Heiberi 326;Rynd, Francis ^y,
•xander 29liRudd, John Trobrar 280 M'Kay 7|^ c^^\
!underAiiknJ&10|---r*-rho«iaa. ^i>. 137i3abin, J. E.
Rybot, Henry Da^ 495
. RvcroO,Thos.Chniiian239
477. Royston. C. P. Vite, 147 . Rykert, Alfred Edwin 942
107| Henry 103
232
284
495 'Sampson, John 60, 452
1831 Wm. Henrv 106
316{Sam8, Chaft. Hamilton 291
29l!Samaoo, Alex. M. W. 349
Saodeman. JulianFred. 382
Sanriei s^ David Monsoo 496
^. Gilbert H. 466,495
Henry Shearly 442
-John Fred. 415
-HoVeTi, CB. 36
-WiWiaro 415
608
Sandnrson, Arthar
('hristopher
CJ CO I ire
Joseph
—— Joseph Pro«sfr S'il' John Morris U)'3
Sande% (iooilman AHA-- — Jolmsun, M.D. A3n
Hy.T. Thompson 381 IMiilipC.'liarlcsC. SM
8aridtoid. Hicli. M. K. 40:^ Howiand 513'
Index.
444 Satige, Henry 477lS€ott,CliBii. MD.CB. 499
3831 Henry (Jeorpe 4<W' Charles 477
26l! Henry John J6, 39*> H,m. Cha. O. 103
— HcnrvJ: 74,330-
288 1
521
Searle, Richard 74
William li. 4H
Sears, John &21
Chat. R. CB. 31,462 Seaton, John, Lflni,GCB.
VM%, E. S.
Coorienay H. S.
Uaoiel, MI).
IJavid
GCMG.CCli. 6,127
Thomaa 533
879
300
627 Sebtsch, Thfttdore Vm MS
495 ;8eccombe.Thoa.!knDg 380
•(Jcorsc
3b
■ Willi -tin rnnzin
Snndh:un.('has.Frc<*man74-Snv»ry. Marry D.T. 266! Duncan Gordon 12<){diNlda]l. Jo!id V. JTD. 444
Kdward 107!Sed<ion, Henry Cooper 404
Fra. Cunningham 255 Sodlev, Anthenj G. 103
( Jeorge 2281 Chaa Herbert 80, 402
Geo. Fred. Cooper 39i Frederick 129
Henry 155' John Soroner 465, 4<»5
Henry Alex. 12, 37U Sefton, Jopeph 148
Henry Boscawen 261 i:$egrave,O'Neil3lewtrt800
Henry 30. 399, 40-1 S^vile. Henry 1). O.
Hubert ;57f)>Saville, Henry
414
359!
Sandiiands KrsVinc \. 187'Savorv, Henry 11. 310
IMiilip 17 Snwbridge,E.HenryB.22l)|
Mhilip Hen. 378- Kobt. Cooper Mb'
8andwiih,Fn-d.Hro«n«fl*»2 Snwkinji. William 495'
(jeo. Anjr. Mlioi 4<»5 Sawrer,Hen.Heckwithl(i7!
Hcnrv Fuller 2CI -^awyj-'r, Charles 61, 134
Sandys A! W. .M. /^rrf ('hi». Kith. John 123
8, 137 C.MJiad
FAlirin William 3«() John HIand
-Francis llobt. 178 Sawyers, John
-Fre<l. lUrny 121 Joseph, Ml).
(icoige 1.0 Sji xc Weimar, //i*.Vrr^ne
2«fc
212'
490"
322
8anford,(teo.Edwr.Tj,8.404 Iiiyhiif,s» PrinceWm,
Sankey, William 54, 190. Ang. Kdw. C7R.
Sarel,IIcn.Andrpw 8:>, 154 37, 125, 159
Sargcan-, Fra. C). 247 Sayce.Chs.Canwright 178
Sargent, Kilm. Wm. 83,212 Henrv Richmond 341'
Henry 120 Saver, Frederic 125,477
John 3H3:— ^JiimesHob. S. 65,12P
John Neptune 65, 1 75 Wm. I,. 81;
John Parne 2H8=Sfanlim. FiizgiTald E. 414!
Samui-l 495:'*carijill, James 33
-Hen. Young 1). 401 O'Neil
-Ho|itonBas9etBl, 190; William Frvncis
-5ir Hopt.S.X'CB. 120l$eKgie, Samuel
-Horatio 444;<elby. Robert
-Jamoa 121! Robert Grvy D.
> James 383 Semple, Audretr
-James 3861 Charles Wm.
■James 455, 621 H.
-Jas. Edird. MD, 340 Henry
-James George 154' ^John
495
197
9i6
436
443
30(1
107
m
107
-Jiiniea Woodward 41 6iSenhouse, Wm. Wood 477
-John, CB. 11, ]31lSenior, Henry S9
-John Alex. 444* Thomas Palmar 188
-John James 443: Warden 139
-John Mortimer 186i!^rjeant, John 416
-Jonathan Gortlr 303 dervante, Chaf. Bdw. 417
-Snmucl Tomvns 257 Scarlett, Hon. Sir Jn9.
-Joseph O. Walter 246 Servant^, I Icnry 35, 399
-Luke, Frederic 170lSermniet. Wm. F. G. 436
.Sarsficid. Hingham 49V Voike, KCJi.
12
Sartorius, Gen. Conrad 3H(i •
8atchwell,T. A. G. 464.
7/.i». Wm. F. 52, 166'
Lueaa Clement
Hep. Matthew
Percy
-William James 133 Ralph Robert
SatterthwaiteJos.Hen.404 Schack, Frederick 381,
Saul. William John 324-SchBlch. And.An:herW.75'
Saum, Juliu^CaiAar 544:Scharnhorst.Ferdmand542 -
Saumaiez.ifon.J.Si.V. 103 Lewi* 543 ■
Saunder Kdw. Charles 436 Schaumann, Gustavus 541 -
J.C. 464' Otto 543
Wm. Lawson 198 Si:liaw, Henry 402 -
Saunders, Andrew C. 495 ^heberras. Attilio 340-
*-Aiibrey Wm. O. 182,Srhembri, Joseph 443;-
Charles Ikrtram 308 Schlichthor?.l. John F. 543.-
Kdw. William 202;Srhliiiier, Fied.Von 542'-
George 441 Schnehen. William Von 541
Rich. Andrew
-Ruben
-Robeit, MD.
-Robert Thomas
•llobert Thomas
s 324:Sesino, Giuseppe
K. 383'Seton. Cieorfce
495 M>lesCherlM
1 43 William Cardeo
]05 William Garden
326iSe?ewiighi. Geo. V.
53rSewartl. Charlei
303- Elliot
307 i ^^rhomas. MD,
368
hi?
195
Z\S
107
¥A
477
444
■Theophilua Scott 192;SewelU Alger. R. 85,905
■Hon. Thu. Chft. 345>
'William 136'
-William 380
-William 420-
■Wffl.Gleiidonwyn 105*
-Wm. Chas. Edw. 2r)9;
-Charles
-Herbert
134
139
Gooige Robert 344 Schneider, Fred. Bern. 542
■Henry Fred. 83, 352 Robi. Wilmot 495
John 150;Si:obcll, Henry Fied. 291
Moiley Caulficld 197Schoedde, 5'ir James Wm. L»ne R. 2R8
Richard 521 Holmes. iTC^. 11,274 Wm. Trelawny 382'
Richard 1 55 jSeiiom berg, Fred. S. 277 = 3corell, Edmnnd John 337
Richard Westrop 188' Geo. Aug. 61, 413 Edward W. 56,337
Robl. Friiicis 495|Schooles, Hen. J. 3iD.283 Sir (^po. ACB.6, 139
Robt. Jc»hn 495|Schot. Johannes Corn. 543 George Thomas 312
Robt. Jo*. Pratt ;?81 Schreiber.Arihur John 239' Thornton 290
382 Brymer Francis 378 ScratihIey,HoraceWm.l76
)8.'5 George 105; Peter Hen r? 403
243' Percy Bingham 170'Scrope. Arthur If. 142
— ^John Anf.Geo.F. li<
— Samvel F. 186
—Stephen William 396
—Wm.Htn.CB. 8,812
WilliamFortescue308iSexton, John 385
William Henry 8, 246; Michael John 88V
Wm. Henry H. 464 ■Seymour, David 197
— Edwarti Adolplkvs477
—Francis, CB. 81, l«
— Fra. Hu^h Geoi^ W
—Fred. Hor. Aitbar 1(4
—John Busteed 414
-Robt. Power
-Thos. Greer
-Thomas Harry
-William
-William Boyd
•W^illiam Henry
322 Schrueder, Hen. 3. E. 444 Scudamore.A. CB. 60, 151
375 Srhuler, Frederick 120
269'Schuhe, Auvustiis
Saunderson, F. I)e L. 296;'<chwfncke. Herman 543
John l)c Luttrell 375i^col)ell, John 495
Hanlrcss Robt. 103'Scoltock, Snmoel 521
Somerset 147! ^^ccones, Henry Dal ton 266
Savage, Edmund S. 2n!Sroi,T. Goldie. MD, 312
— ^J. Hobart Calme 196
— Edward Adolphas
Ferdinand, l^mrd W
— Leopold, Kichar4 160
— Wm. Fred. EnieaiM
-Wm.Hen.Cll. 60, 130
Seager, Edward 65, 143; Shuck letoo, William 156
542 Seagram, Charles 38iShadforth. Henry
-Fred. Stuckfey80, 29t>
-George William 247
'Harry DaaoaweD 416
Scotland. David 135
Scott, AIex.de Courcy403
Arlhui 67, 180
•llenrv Fred.
227
169
375
477
349
826
Seaman. Wm.C. AT D. 302
Searle, Hy. Uftdsay 414
Seagrim, Albert
Scale. Frederick S.
Sealy, Francis
James
William
-Henry J. Tudor
6
49.3
Shad well, Josiah Fits-
Thomas fi^
Lanceloi Awel'mt 186
Lawraaee 64
Shafto. William HewT 4»S
<<liairp. Ales. B. S. ' 416
SlithqrtiytOtoiMrJafcty?
Index*
rlev^Hj.Webtttr 879
(pear,Geo.D.68,373
. Davenport 77, 374
i, Joseph George 416
f, Wm. Jolm
ery, 'i*hoinat
. ArohilMld H.
«orn.
»eorge
ieorjr C.
lenry Jelf
Icnry Jclf
170
338
303
464
384
232
107
166
Sherlock, Frtn. Gea. 302
Henry 144
Woodford Wright 245
Wright
Simmonds, Henry 106
H. Henry 340
Simmons, Edward Rei. 180
213: George LeBreloii 404
Shervinton, Chs.K.dljldGj JohoLiulorn Arabin,
Sherwen, Peter
Sherwood, Tho. Hen.
Shewell, George M.
Shewcn, >Mw. T. l\
ShiflTner, Bertie
Edward Thomas
oho Edward 86, 463
iichard Palmer
Villiam
•y Henry £•
ohn
>ohn H.
klartin Sanael
iobt. Good
iamuel
.Villiam
iVm. Henry
in, Henry
leSy John
, Archibald
lustia Couper
jeorge
Seorge
106
318
243
496
274
177
417
217
336
366
49.S
477
220
416
412
2/9
273
Shinkwin, Robert S. 280
Shipley, Keginald Von;;e
66, 186
William Datiei 279
CIS.
— ^Joseph, CB,
— Hichard
ShipCoD,JamesMauiice242
-John Noble 227
Shirley, Aitbur 29
George 266
Horaiio, CB, 30
John 621
Shirreff, Charlcs«\EQeas 121
Ilobt. D. F. 187
Shone, I'hos. Ackers 34
38,401
105
142
444
604
SkouIding,John B. Wm^SS
Skues, Edw. W. AfD. 443
Fred. McKenzie 349
George 818
Richard Alex. 298
Wm. Mack. MB. 367
260iShoolored, Wm. Cha. 181
190 Shore, Hon. Cha. John 167
155[ John
496|shorland, James
78, 374;Short, Chas. Fad.
3eorge Gardine 76!Shortt, Churles Aug.
jcorge Kennedy 282 Francis John
fieniy John 62, 260 John, M U.
Hugh
Fohtt Wright
Richani
Samuel
Mreuel
kVilkinson
Wm. Edward
212
3361
146,
-John Baring
-Stuart James
-Wm. A. Jame^
613
633
416
294
218
530
294
195
277
Skurray, Francis Cha. 228
Sky nner, Aug. Charles 107
Simon, George 444 Skrine, Charles 310
Simpson, Alex. Duke 21>1 Skyring, Cha. Fra. 40, 400
David 196 'Slack, James 368
Emnnuel 146:Slacke, Owen R. 146
Sir Jas. OCB. 7, 323i Wm. Randall 404
James 495|Sladtf, Alf. F.xd. A. 277
—Charles George 344
— Herbert D. 87, 129
—Marcus John 16
William Henry 13
William Hicks 84, 140
S'aden, Joseph 382
William Dare 315
Slaney, Moreton 496
Slater, Henry Francis 477
— -Jo!»n James 105
Stanley 316
William
-James 253
-James M. Thos. 319
-James Wool ley 634
■John, CB. 6?, 243
120 Shoveller, William K. 477
495;Shower8, Edw. M. G. 120
206|Shrai>neI, J. 465
1 48 Shubrick, Thomas 120
e, Arthur George 243 Shuckburgh, Cha. Rob. 62
^barlea Aug. 9, 304 George Tho. Fra. 107
:has. Fleetwood 262! Shute. Charles C. 42,141
Laurence Pauktt 418! Henry DuuglasM. 277
-John
-John Bridgman
-John Raw son
-John W.
-Patrick Browne
-Uobt. Hamilton
-Simon
-rhomos
-I'hos. Thomson
-William, MD.
266
613
323
513
182
173
381
270
36
340'Slator, Nathaniel Rob. 234
300|Slattery, Mathcw 279
Wm. Henry Ran- Slaughter, Charles 413
dolph 81, 3761 Geo. Monlaa 142
Sims, Vernon Wm. 416 Sleigh, Sir James Wsl-
Sinclair, Alex., iUD. 631! lace, CB. 6,145
Donald 621 Slessor, Edward Ang. 380
-Edward M. ifZ).338 Sloman, John
-George 452 Sly, William
-James 79, 376 Smail, Jamea
-James, MD, 173 Smales, Thomas
-John Haitley,MD. 633 Small, John
-William 332
L. R.
Wm. Lowe
Henry John F.
t, Robert
man, Francis
Fohn
\j, Roger
rfaomaa, MD.
an. Patrick
465-
640-
3B0;-
6211-
Singer, George Benj. 306
James 344
Paulus Emilius 627
Kobert Bum 234
-James 414
-James 76
-Neville Hill 60,291
-Wm. Gordon 234!
Sin g leton , Henry Cor bet 237
John 42, 196
John 77, 376
186
183
ekf, John Charles 220
K4ibeit
—Jonathan Felix
352|SI»ut!leworth,A.A.34,371| William, AID.
105i Ashton John 382|Siree, Chas. Moore B.
304: Charles Ughtred 296 Sisson, Joseph
-Charles
•Geo. Henry
•Peter
255 Marcus Jacob
269|Sitwel1, Uonorius S.
208 Kit h. Staunton
495
263
176
477
527
404
74
286
208
416
141
442
477
12e!8ibbald, William 326 Sivewright, Gto. Viv. 404
)g, George Alex. 180, Sibley, Henry William 26l|Skeen, WillUm 442
elon, Robert 633!Siborne,HerhortTaylor402'Skelly, Francis
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Tucker, Aubrey H.
Charles
Heber Reeve
fcrvis
-Martin
-Rich. Franklin
^I'homas John
Walter Sydney
William C.itfD.
Wm. J. A.
Tudor, Charlea
Frederick
Henry
Wm.'Langley
William Rapp
296'
223'-
172-
378|-
216|-
497-
193]-
150
446
Harrison WalkeJ. 296
^John 242
Trevelyan, H. A. 86, 147
Jai. Harington 105
Trevilian, John R. 176
Trevor, Ar. Hill, Kff. 17
Edward 43, 452
—Fred. Anthony 177
John William 223
William C. 80,202
—Wm. Gordon 314
Trew, I'homas Eggar 527
Tribe, C. C. B. 216
Henry John 413
Trick, Thomas 516
Trigge, Alfred 294
Trimen, Richard 245
Trimmer, Augustus R. 258
Tripp, John Henry 307
Triscott, Wm. Robert 418
Tristram, Barringon 496
Trittau, Edward 541
Tritton,£dmund Sprv 331
Fred. Biscoe 84', 360
Trooke, William 245
TroUope, Chariea, CB, 28
Right Han. Sir
John, Bl 496
TroDMQD, Edward T. 29
446
496
51
496
56
264
ruffhell, Arthur 'Jol-
liffe 286
—Arthur 282
— Thos. Jolifie 443|
—Vincent Fred. 380
Tugginer, Edmund de 544
tldward de 644
Tuiie, Hugh Manley
Thomas Basil
Tuke, Alfred John
Tullibardine, John J.
H. H. Marq. qf,
TuUoch, Alex. CB.
Alex. Bruce
Henry Ferdinand 293
Henry Fyeis 404
Henry Scott 298
Herbert 128
James 76
James Alfred 443
James Graham 234
James Trench 303
John 267
John, CB. 57, 373
Michael 107
N.Oet.Simp8n.64,375
Philip 435
Robert 443
Thomas 232
^Thomas 496
^Thos. M. 134
William 463
William 533
^William Rou 175
Wm.W.Cfi.43, 338
Young 496
18 Turnor,Christopher H. 345
195
291
-George
172
13
Sir Alex. Murrav,
KCB. 18', 452
Ja8.D.G. 52,453
Jas.G. McDonald 220
^.Tames T. ^fD. 444
John, CB, 120
^John 193
Jolin Henry 227
Thomas 103
Tulloh, Alexander 33, 371
rully, Ring^se Drew 418
Tunbridge, John 464
Tunks, Thomas 296
Vunstall, Gabriel 496
William 496
I'u pman, George Lyon 4 1 6
Topper, Basil de B. 381
Daniel Wm. 79,267
'- De Vic 187
iEmiliua De Vic 378
^Frederic William 288
William
j William Weatou 296
167' Turton, Francis A. 444
120' Robert Straker 350
l70!Tuton, Fxlward Batly 442
HenrY Brasnell 415
ruyll.VirWm.lTCH. 6,142
rweddell,FenwickM. 533
Tweeddale, G. Mmrq.
of, KT. CB.
Tw'eedie, Maurice
—•Michael
Michael
T«Arem1ow, George
Geo. Hamilton
6,237
120
378
477
121
207
Walter Hamilton 233
Twentyman, Aog.Cha. 177
W. Lawrence 129
Twibill, James 248
Twig^, John Thomas 403
Twining, George 436
Reo.J.T.DD, 455
Rich. Raddiile 242
Twiss, Arthur Wm. 375
John 35, 399
Twopeny, Edward 105
Sir JohaMaxwell 103
fvlee, Alfred 36
Tyler. Chailet 123
Cfiairica Janes 577
Cht. John Bpper 175
Edw. James 180
Edw. Saiimem 4G;i
George Henry 64,200
Henry 52-
Henr}- Whitley 401
Roper Dacre 196
Treror Bruce 382
Wm. Robertaon SOS
Tyner, Charles 737
l>rwbitt, Charles 31, 125
UBngton, Wm. Aug.
Fred. rUe. 160
Underwood, William S56
Uneit, Henry HenieU 138
John 138
Walter ^,138
Unger, WUlicm 543
Uniacke, Charles Hill 137
Henrr Turner ill 5
NormanFittgeialdlSi
Redmond 455
Richard
Unswortb, J?ee.T«
Unwin, Robert
William
Upton, Hon, Arthur
Edward James
H;>n.Geo.Fred.Cfi,16
Roger Dawson 145
Ur(}ubart,Cha. J. «5
Donald 4W
^Fra. Gregor 53,ia
John 233
455
183
18
302
William Henry 306
WiUiam Henry 3121
Usher, Cha. Loftus T. ^4
Edward Pric« 413
William 534
Usherwood, Charles fJo
Ussher.Kdw.PanewH. 80
^John T05
- — ^JobnTheophQBS 3f3
Utlerson, Arch. IL 410
Utterton, Edwin 2f6
Vacher.Fred.Smith 81,f 42
ValiaQt,Thomm8 Jaf. 16
Vallance,ThonmsWm. 140
Vallancey. Richard 4P6
Vallange, Wm., MD. 533
Valpy, De A'ic Si6
Vance^ Hof«tk> P. 84,218
Van Cfortlandt, R. C. 105
Henfy Chas. CB. 10!
Vandeleur, Arthur 81,375
Boyle liO
CroTtonTolfr 146
D^vid Rodka 148
AHUtX,
l«leur, Edward 130
H«ctor8teiiart 344
V*tcbf James 477
Rob. Htmilton 404
Vialls, Geo. C. 80, 335
Henrr Thomas 107
Otho 131
Vibart, Hen. C. 190
Jai. Meredith C. 377
Vicars* Edward 3]
j:dw. Rich. Fox 296
Hy. Geo. Austin t\2
Robert Sbafto 33
Wm. Henry 103
— -.Victor. Jamee C. 13
Vieth.Fzed. Harris D. 290
RusseU Harris 206
Fred. Wm. 496
John 103
John Ormsby 245
John Ormsby 345
Robert 105
Thomas Burton 185
^Vm« Eichtrd 264
Jer Meuleoy C. J. 106
John H. 267
lerkiste, William 310
ierspar,W.C.85»S53
9, Charles Birch 107
Fred.Fletcber83»226
Homrigh. A.P. 173
reneoy Edward 354
Hilar!, Francis 477
Robert 105
Kon,Noe1 HoTenden
ryan 200
-ScaiTord Willard 340
ey, William 135
o, George 477
Henry 477
lell.RawdonJ.Pop. 33
ghan, Hon, £. C. 345
•Edward Percival 234
-Eroetl Conrtenay 377
-Eogene James 64
-George Augustus 242
•Hect. Barlow 217
•Herbert 105
•Heibert Heniy 477
Jas. U. Bourdieu 148
•James Edward 344
•Louis Rich. G. 224
{faton, Theopbilus4i4
isour« Mervin 477
e,H.R«Lobb,Af2>.384
cb, Thomas Geo. 477
.WiUiam 513
•Venables, C. 304
-Robt. MD. 534
•Thomas 338
-Venour, William 261
try, T.T.A. Lord 477
>ker, Henry 496
•Him.Adolpb.E.P.2I7
-Heniy Thomas 496
Hon. R. P. 282
•Thomas George 197
7, Charles 175
lede. Hen. T. 202
ler, Edw. D. 534
•John Donovan 477
•5rr William, B^ 105
iey,5trHany. Bt. 107
ion* Bowater Hen. 477
•diaries A. 218
•Geo. Aug. 105 Waddilove, Gniio?ilIe 263
-Henry Arthur 374 Waddington. Rich. P. 380
-Hen.Cha.Edw.Cfi. 7 Waddy, Rich. CJB. 35,267
-John Russell 496 Wade, Fied. William 284
-Leicester V. S. 477 George -196
tor, Robert 324 Hamlet Coote, CB. 42
Wahab, Charles 121
Geo. Duncan 218
Henry John 334
VVahrendorff, Aug. 641
Wake, Richard Wm. 477
Wakefield,HenryFurey 62
Julian 318
William 522
Walbridge. Hen. Wm. 490
Walcott,ChasKdro. 79, 376
Waldron, Fred. Wm. 435
H. K. Johnstone 239
Vigors, Hen. Rndkin 19«
HoratioNelsonl8,357
——Joshua Allen 42
Philip Doyne 2l5
Ville, Ferdinand, Cimite
de la 544
VUliers,CbarlesC.78, 263
Edw.WildroanB. l80
Ernest 257
James 52» 304
Vincent, Arthur Hare 135
Etlw. Marwood 298;
John 307
lliomas 105
Virtu, Georgio 368
John 455
Virtue, John 4£5
Virian, Chas.C. Urd 107
ErnestHenry Paul 231
— — >Geo. Majendie 417
Harry H. Palmer 223
John AugQStns 176
Richard Hnisey
R.
Sir Robt. John
Waldv. Alfred Henry 261
Ed w.Garmonsway 307
William Thomas 261
Wale, David 129
WALES, Hi$ Royal
HiffhtuMS Albkrt-
Edwabd, PriM9 qf,
KG. 43
Walkem, John Walter 267
341
248
220
496
243
353
312
202
465
120
477
541
384
291
360
Walker, Albert L.
Alexander
— <.\lexander
Alexander
^Andrew George
Andrew Murray
Arthur
Charles P. B, 55, 130
Dauiel Corrie 404
Edwyo 152
Edwsid 221
Edw. James 380
E<iward Walter
Forestier, CB. 26, 166
Fits Willism 62, 356
-George
-Geo. Alb. Aug.
-Xjbo. E. L.
-Geo. Frederick
-Geo. Fuller
Ho8se>', KCB.
Vokes, Thomas
Voss, Ernest Von
Howell Walters
Voules, Wm. James
Vousden, Thomas
Vowel), John Hooker 323
Vyncr, Robt. Cbs. de
Grey 160
William 383
Vyse, Edward 242
Edward Howard 138
George H. 59, 127
Rich. Hen. Rich.
Howard 36, 128
Vvryan, R. H. 8. 123
dell-Boyd,Jas.85, 452
William 522
240
378
402
415
223
444
236
vyryi
VVadd
-Henry
-Henry George
-Henry Torrena 87,231
-Hercules 80, 343
-James 496
-John 294
-Jolin 464
-John Geddes 35
-Mark 81. 175
-Melville Aug.
-R. A. T.
-Samuel
-Samuel Cooper
-Smeeton
•Thomas
-William
-William
-Wm. Francis
Wallace, Wm, UD. 533
Wm. Edward 360
it Wm. llwmas
Francis A. BU 65, 160
Waller. Churlea 374
Edmund 185
George Henry 185
~as.W.Samo,K£r. 107
Kilner 496
Walter De War.
277
377
renne
William Noel
Wallington,Chas. A.G.120
J. C. 105
Wallis, Alex. Bruce 242
Brown 342
Samuel 522
Wm. Beale 384
Walpole, Horatio 180
Horatio lOS
John 35. 399
Sir Robert, KCB.
20 343
Walrond,CharlesWilU379
Vt'alsh,Adolphus Fred. 288
Arth.Huntly Hill 416
Arth. SandyaSta-
well 66,411
Charles Hussey 258
Rev, E. L. 455
Fred. Henry 310
George 613
^John 156
John 444
John 478
Lawrence de C. 496
Lewis Edward 75
Lewis Paxton 379
Thorn aa
<— i-Thomas
Thomas
William
William
221
326
622
340
522
152
iciioyle,HenryWn.l60
•James Lorenso 294
lUirme, Adph. H. 169
ly.Arthur Geo.61,«61
Charles C. W. 302
-Gaoife Francis 215
-George Henry 374
-George Waller 224
John 496
James Heme 64, 328
Mark Farley 234
Thomas 513
Walter Overbeck 33()
William Barton 232
Wadeson, Richard 306
Wadling, John C. 181
Wadman, Arthur Jas.
Phillipa 129
310
464
107
340
269
283
1«7
478
377
Wall. George Parsons 291
Michael 522
Richard 496
^I'homas Frederick 248
Wallace, Alexander 484
Cha. Jas. Stewart 231
Chas. Tennant 294
Hamilton John 198
Walshe, Blayney Tc _
Holwell Hely H. 350
Hugh Crawford,
AfD. 384
Walter,FrederickArth.872
John ftPNeill. CB.
57, 345
Walter Philip 240
Wm. Sanders 255
Waliers.Frs.Dalrjmp. 258
Walther, William 542
Walton. Bendysbe 83, 248
Francis 414
Wm. MorrittB. 380
- — Wm. Lovelace 9, 180
Walwyn.Jas. Harford 226
Warburton, Aug. Fred.205
Fred. Tynte 404
Hen. Wm. Eger-
ton 107, 465
Robert Sandford 175
Wm. White 50
Ward, Bernard Ed. 78,281
H<m. Bernard Ma*
HenryRitchia30'2,33\\. tbew 360
Hugh Ritchie 4961 Charles 253
SirJaa. M., KH 9.1541 Edw. Culhbert 206
John 334\ ^Edward John 878
.NesbitWillott,wA,ViH*iW\ ^^'^'^^ ^ ^^
-Peter M. ^V^'^A ^^dwardWolaten-
-Robart, IT^^ ^' \W ^«*«« *01
uxx
LMUCAa
Wai4. KMii Houlton 934
•Fn.Bockrord78.S73
-I leudersoA
•IltMirj
•Juriitiil
-John
-Johu
folin
478
41M,;
61'
•lyH;
Wutle, William ]8ff < Wehb, Edw.W.Henrj t7d
VVaterftlt. John Hmry 335 j Kimn. Kdir. t34
Watom, Kdiu. Fred. \ Cieonea 413
cn. i2o'
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— MaicuK Antoaius 30U|<
— Marcu* Antuniut 13|-
195
Tbomat
—Win. Henry
John Rich. CD. 10:i,-
-Juhu UicLurd 53o.Waikliii, Cbarlee
•Joiicnh 311 W«Ktro|>
— l^iiiucrt Iloulton 321 |-^~«Williau Nowall
— Hon. Suiiioraet | VVi&Uing, Cbo. Wyni
Ilii-iiiird Ilumiltuu 3()'2j Watkou, Albwt
W ilham 478
William Crufton •^ji:
Wiii.Cuthburtl().39<)j
William l'uu«)a i^ll;
William 8. 2'2^
Wardn, YAv\ ard Charles, '
CJi. 35, J7 1
Fnincia 29,371,
-—^. Henry T. 462.47b,
i— Walter 74, 4j'.>,
Warden, Cbarlea bliil
Geo. Wm. Henry 318!
G«'ort;c Vuu<jbaii 22£)|
John 4%|
William Honry 370J.
William Henry 516)
Warden, (ieo. Arcbib. \iUi^
Robert 54,215,
Wardlaw, Robert 38, I3bj
Wardrop, JamcaJobn
Jdajoribanka 161.
Ware. George lka.H.26y;
Robert 516:
Warin^^, Kdward 4U6i
Francis Robert 440
Henry IVZ
Hcniy 107
^— Holt 324
Lucaa 228
Samuol 2U8
Warlow, Tbomaa P. 375
Warne, John Coideiro 2\ib^
Warner, Aslilon Hcory 253
AleKRodar
Andrew
75
540
2^3
120
478
444
105
243
4%
•And row Vincent 478)-
George
Geoige Joetph
Henry
Heory Joaeph
Henry M.Jfii. 335
'ohn 138
Joba Vera W. H. 187
Randulpb 384
Robert 75
Stoph. M.
TbeoilowiM 478
Vere 441
Vere 107
William Uenry 279
Wm. Mnraliall
WelstM4.JuiniBkk.18S
Jtimm :■ . 438
43ti| Johv V. €k4M,413
781 Joba OiMy 175
Hhhbm i. CJUylilO
V^ ilUam 427
Wentwortb,D*Aitf 103
WUliftAUigly lis
443i
Atherton 513iWibber. CbM. k^iui. 403
.'Jha. lUlward 70, 1H5, Frcd.Wm.SwaDnSSO
David
-livdoiic
-(iL'orjre
-( j L'or^u
-(ieor)(e
-George
■-Gi>orge Lewis
07, 3 16 j GeOk Daniel
196j Horace Hervay
Wm. Geo. K.
294
304 1 Welttter, Charles U. 318
420
497
126,
324
2(i3
353
-Geo. Strettun
-II en I y (*barles
-Honry Edward
'Sir Jas. KCB. 6, 202
-James
-J.imes
-Jas. Kiero
-James Long
-John
-Ouy
Wargc,Ue«iy]kI9,43l
Wesley. RsbeiifiMI -M
jl/A. 2461 StSMisl a»K 14|41l
West i7irv. AIMI 4K
Artbnrl'kcsipr W
iSir Aug. JtffiL 6»
— Auguslus OssigitO?
— Char)esllieU«h-
Yille, Lord, CM. 31
— Fiedwick fA»Ml
— GeoiceTbMws 840
—James Aleznisr 50
— Joba U. ii2>.. Ml
^ Job II Temala 101
— //oii.Wro.K4v.&.l<»
WiUiMBUMiijU.414
210
380
255
G. Murray. AID. 441
George 129i
>!Musgrav«
-Rol>ert
-Robert
-Stephen
-Thos. ] {re re ton
- Tbos. Ciiarltts
-William
-William
-William Henry
-Wm. James
Hen. Fra. Geo. 2l7
Jumea Carnegie 105
Joseph
Peter Chas. G.
*Hichard
Robert
Robert
Rowland
1 29) Westby , Aaklsy Ci. 187
209
411
2U
Basil CliftM
licmafd Hmym
Edward JaiMS
John Wngkt
Wm. Henry Jaai
181jWastenra. Frwaia 81
522|Wastprn. Maxiailifia.87
30S Westbead.G. B. &r98^841
Rowland Bunion S80i WastraaaoU. 8. aft, 4M
William 622! Westmore,
WiUUm 89
William Francis 453
Weddcrbuni, H. 8. 910
Rupert Campbell 353 Wedderburne, George 185
2u2 Wedgwood, John D. 286
497
203
105
361
378
188
Thomas 105
Weekcs, Alfred W. P. SIO
Wegs:, John 44
Westropp,£dw Ji. M^
— ^ohn S^snaa 88
Bob. OiMags M
Watherall, Cbarlsa 478
Edw. Rob.CS. 87
Sir Gcoi^ Aaff.
KCB.KH. d»ltfr81»
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WegueHn,T.M.L.74,342 WetheMd,EdsriBB. 888
53, Sir William Hy. 497i DsDicl
Richard 47B| Watt, Fitzjamea VAw. 43o John Charles
W. Ilucka Hord. 250
Warro, Henry J. Cli.
39,277
Wam>n, Arthur Fre-
derick 79, 343
Augustus F^lnid. .ilO
Aug. Rivers. 87,217
. Charles, CB. l7jVVauch, David
;harles 233| VVaucliopt>, Wm.Jolm 15:)
-Dawson Stoclley 20:^:Wau;;liy George 191
■Falkland G. E. 3781 Geo. Rowland 277
-George I'JO William Fetrie 105
-George 404 Wavell, Arthur Henry 253
■Jnmes OuflT
.lames Landon
Williom Godfrey
Walts, David Juim
>Jo»epb
William Hill
Wm. Newcomen
Weignll, Hen. Stewart 808
Weir, Archibald 141
315
173
627 1 Thoe. C. B. 435
276{Westropp, M'Mabon ISO
1521 William 497
5l3;Wclch, Edward 33«
299< Robt. Preston L. 379
321 1 Stephen J. W, F.478
169l ^^'m. Dsvis 417
497iWolchman, Geo. T. 75
-Henry Kdwanl 281
-Jas. Low, MD, 533
-John
-John
-I.ioQcl Smith
-Richard
RolHjrt
-Tbos. Mons4.ll
-William
Way, Grepory Lewis 107
Nowell FiU Upton41 7
197 Wnymouth, Chailes 154
30(K Samuel 32
293|WBvnc, Herman 192
4(^2iVVoare, Henry Edwin
2011 56,267
303. Wearing. Tbomss 9,411
107,Wpaiherley, Fre. Aug. 134
3l5|Weaver,£aw. Francis 140
Warrr, Edward Taylor 380: Webb.Chas. HamUton24d
— WiUiam 79, 361 1— Daniel Peploa 132
— — Wm. Henry
Wp]d,\Villiam Walter 441
Weldon, William H.. 165
Wetlesley,Wm.H.C.l03
Welliugs, Geoige 478
Wellington, Arthur,
Duk$ «/; KG. 12
Wells. Foitesooa 478
Frederick 79, 169
Horace Arlhnr 216
John S2<
Snmuel, CB. 55,226
Vincent 382
Welman,]LW.P.a3,S22
Hercules A. 85,360
Wm. Hen. D. R. 341
Welsh, AsteUThonaa 187
— ^James IfO
Welherell,Rt.W.ii.888
Weylsnd, John ■ 8M
John T. m
Whaita, John Ef^wad l8t
Whale, Tkoa. Mavtfa 4l7
WhalloT ,Gao. Bfiaaaa 478
Palmer 844
Percj Charlsa 882
Wbannell, QooHa 186
Wharry. Cbarlaa 881
ThoMB Candler 888
Wharton, T.Gaadlar 888
Whaatley, Francis 188
John 341
Moratoa Jolin 408
William 108
Wm. Frank 318
Wheatstona, JoIa B. M
Wheeler. R», H. N. 45»
— — ^obn Ricbafd 1V8
John Rosa 08, 188
Wheeley, Jaa. Saagar l89
Wfaelan, Jobii ThoBM4»
JohaXhaaM tft
Wm. Edwaid 187
Wbeler. 5irTi«var,Bt.r4
Whicbeotof Gaana If
Whigbaa, Rabart MS
Index.
612
WMnjatM. Edw.
CWriM.CB.jrH.9,370
FnMM Arthur 378
1«0
577
19
198
161
394
4971 W1iitmore,£dm. A. 55,960] WilkiDsoB. Berdoe A. 402|Williaini,Rh. Uewel. 169
-^^FfMU FrmnUaid
^— •Frad. ThooiM
^Fff«d. Wb.
Whipplib Artbnr L.
Wfciih,CUudidtB.
Wliitty, ChatlM L.
Fran. Locker 7bI
irGeo. AC//. 6,9991
Stoddsrt 80, 2881
MonuguStopford 401?
Mortimer R^. 59,45^
Thot. Chu. D. UW
Whitney, Benimnin 107 ■
-Charles
405
Whituker, John H. ^98!
Wliitten. Andrew Sfil-
Wkillimd,EdmundJ.993iWhition, Nicholu 193
White. Alfrad H.
Aey, Bertoa
'^hnrlea John
Wb.
-Bdward
l3liVVliitting,JuhnKverard247-
SOol Uegioald 187 -
iSljWbittingham, Ferdi- !
167 nand, CB. 42,177
161 Paul Bernard 85,401
-Edwud Hillmnn 4l6jWhittingtou,Geo. Joo.
-Edward Jamea
-Edward Vernon
-Finch
Freeman
■George
291 Chas. 356
293 Wbitty,Chaa.Lang1ey294
John 337
^Thos.RavenscToftlBl
321
2«9
-William Nassau 192'
13j.
497 -
427'Whylock, James
3o8 Watkin S. MD,
•Oeorge
-Oeow Angufttua
-George Francis 106 W byte. Cbarled
-George Stewart 23.^ Charles
-HsM Robert 79 tUlward
-HaaellxM. F.87, 2b%\ John James
-Henry 150iWichmann, George
-Heniy 497,Wicke, John llenj^y
-Charles Kdm. 35, 399,
-Chriatopher 74 -
-Christ. D. CB. 180-
-FrederickG.60, 255
-George Allix 376-
-^icorge Andcrsun 534 j-
-Geo. Faulkner 296
-Henrv 497 -
-Ileiirv Chondlpr 316-
-Henry Clera«nt 210 -
-Henry Green 49, 166 -
-Henr\'John 190-
-Henrv J. W illiam *.'64 -
-John
-John
-John Alexaoder
-John Philip
-Johnson
-Joseph
-P.
-Wm. Kdmuud
-Rich. Michael 1.58
-Robert 107
-Sumuol S'tO
-Sherburne 13
-Sidney Watkin 350
- rhomus, MD. 531
-Thomas.CB. 93, 177
-I liDHias 43.)
-I iiomas John 383
-Thos. M. KH. 17
- 1 hos. Rob. A/£. 324
-Vyvyan 196
-Wutkin Lewis 120
-William 200
-William J. 527
-WiUiAni 533
•Sir W illiam Fen-
SSI -
445-
497-
436,
m>!
52
464 VVilli:imson. Alex. B.K.310
273 Charles
wick,ii^ A'CA. 14. 370
— Wm.Freke.A7/. 15
•Wm. John 79, 375
443!Winan,.TnmeBD.
182! Stunhopp L. 1).
439: Wm. Moflut D.
356
103
542
542
Willans, Oli^
St. John
William R.
-Heoiy Arthur 86,401
-Hm. D. CB. 36
-Henry Ellis 133
-Henry George 169
522
oha Lewia 516
Lanoriot And. 444
LnwreneeLuke £.516
LoraiiM 465
MntbcwL. 170
Michael. CB. 11 , 135
MI>. 531
■Peter 539
RajmondH. 65, 166
Richird 444
Robert 77,154
Thomaa 319
-Tboouw 61, 266
TboBasE.MD. 293
ThoBrasPUfcinglon404
Thos. W. 78, 153
-William 170
-WiUiam 497
Wickham, Edw. Tho. S86
Edmund Hill 881
Hen. Lamplugh 344
R. S. 465
Thomas 80,84^
Widmer. Christopher 531
Widdrington, Sidney
H.L. T.
Wield, Robert
Wightman, George
James Tho.
282
51
237
441
««i
328
478
522
18
78, 32 L
264
James Irwin 9, 41l!Willin^tnn. Richard 29
Willett. Hornre Kdw. «4h Rich. Butler 908
Williams, AlbertH.W. 376j Willis, Browne 17, 371
4,J5-
172
478-
1571-
156-
335-
WillaU, Peter John 50 -
Willcocks.R. Henry 350
Willes, Geo. Shippen 13b:
Harry Charles 226 i
-(!ha8. Carlwrivhl
-Fred. HarcourC
-George, Af D.
-James
-John
-John
-l hum as
-Usher
-William
-Wm. Robert
172
335
105
497
497
103
164
36
497
Wigley, Geo. Jamea
Wigram, Ely D.
Godfrey James
Wigston, Francia
Wigtoo, James
Wikeley. Chas. Edw. 216
Wilberforce, R G. 270
Wilbraham, Hon, Edw.
Bootle 103
Rich.. CB. 33
Arthur
Arth. Wullesley
Charles
Charles
C. P.
Chas. Richard
Chas. Siduey
Clement
-Edward
■Edward Arthur
-Francis
-George C.
-Henry
257
156
157
435
497
298
415
296
298
374
274
-Cha^. Whateley 242
-Cutlibert 205
-Edward 416
-FredeiicA.ri/.64,3l9
-George Bmnder 497
-Geo. Harry Smith 56
-Hen R. DeAnyerB269
James L. N. 243
-Sherlock Vignol lea 169
-Wm. Jarvis 203
-Wm. W. Geo. B. 416
455 W illoughbv, Ch. C. 282
276 Henry Safe 260
Henry Augustus 203! ^^ illox. James 5V2
Wilby, William 63, 177
Wild, Henrv James 527
Henry John
William A. UJ>. 263
Wm. Ricbaid 267 \ Wildes. George
Whitefoffd,BaldwinK.218|Wildman. John
298 Wiles. Julius
John
John
Whitehead, Edmund
Robt. Children
William
Whiteside, Fred. J. S. 195 Wilkie, Arthur Alex.
436
227
103
444:
-Henry Augustus 358! Wills, Charles Henry 232
-Henry Francia 82, 281 \ 1 homas Lake 478
-Henry Llewelyn 3Hl Willbiiirc, .Sir 1 homas.
-Herbert John M. 178; Hmt, hCIi. ti, «(i9
-Herbert S.
-John 187
Whitreild,H.Waae95,.350
Whitfield, Chaa. T. 539
Whiting Geo. Wm. 497
Whitla, George 941
Jaa. Buchanan 324
^William 199
Whitlwn. George 207
Whitley, Jamee 478
Whitlock,Geo.Fred.T. 31 9
Comiah 121
.Hiihwt Coniih 318
497 Wilford.Edm.Neal 32,37 1;-
265 Erueat C. 41, 358-
S79l Ernest C. 356;-
314 Wilkes, Edwin 444 -
248'
105'-
2.361
35, 146l
lii7:
Fletcher
■Hales
John
John Lunan
]Bl,WiiUon,Jns. K. 6^452
478 Richard Kennett 414
S?34 Wilnur, L. W. 328
478 John Rnndall 382
43U W ilmot. Eardler 28
iw(, Fre. M. E.' 37,371
-5ir J as. Hamlyn 107: Henrv 84,343
-John 3Ji;J| ^John'Robert V77
-John Ignatius P. 346 W dson, Sir Arclidale,
-Hugh
•James
-James
-James Edmund
-James Edwin
-John Wm. C.
'Joseph
-Lewis Duncan
Wilkieson.G.Hampden28b,
Wilkin, Heury John 14tf
Wilkina.G. Cfi. XH. 105
G. H. 465
Wm. Mortimer 533
Wilkinaon,A. Eastfield 14»
Anthony Thoe. 349
^Art.FhiLS., CA 107
Bart, KCB. 121
— Aug us. Micliolas 3t2
— Benjamin F. D. 16
— CharleiStewart V. 380
413
50.
26 1
-Lewis Vaughan 344
-Moiitgom. 92, 399
-Montgomery 319
•Owen JiCwis C. 128
-Philip Downea 215
-Reginald Stewart 332
-Rich. Edmund ^lOl Chaa. Wm. Hen.
-Riobard Harry 404\ CliSbrd
a H
-Chas. Thos.
-Ciia. Townsend
-Charles TurTille
-Charles Watson
-<:harles William
177
105
167
378
403
189
246
ilito. Dadbf H. 3n:WlnUr, Jiibh
—EdwKTd 47h' MillhHw
—M*. Ut^njiaiia 3.-i6'Wlnri>r<cid«. J. P. 31.
_£<l-ia 3(1 1
_FiuR<n 34
-Fn. U«. E. H
_[nd. Edwira 3S
— Geo. Unii.CD. I0.> W:
— Oeo. Jioia IVO. '
— Hcprj
— HiDTy Ilrookc
— Heat/ S, l^a
cli, IlieroBinuiToi
IVO. d»
497 Wiielimnnn, Gk>te»
lOrWiRctoin.Jdlin
SiiO'lViie. Chitlu
15(i; Hnntio Jamei
,V]7: Williim
llMnillan 40:^1 Ilirks
T.i'WilliiiiKloD, Petir
a^'j] Urn. F.TIwo.d
S40!
I John (ianld
Sir Jnhn Uiiiillfon,
Cfi. KH. 36, i6H
Jucpk F[>wr 478
llichinl JSa
Rich. O. D. 13
Hobtrl, JH0. S.1-1
. Siniu»l 12S
< Stephen IlcD. K. atl -
Syl>esier,1V.F..M.«74 »'
^'Ilkouiu 74
497*^ -Kdmund '69,
— EJwin, rn.
43. 1(5,
WoiI»irMih,Ducllev C.
Woblniiin. Gtntffi
rt'oir, Kn-detick
■W. S. Marnaid
w„|t.-.«in, Henij P.
n'ulir. .AIrinnd«T Jo*.
k'atJ»
>, >Vwl.
7 Wolrifte.Anbroie 414,
■" — AmUtoM A. H.
-llHiiy HiUt*
b VVoliel. J, U>nicl Jn-
1. ItenjiRiin
-WiD. Cliarln
T. .Miillind 31, U7 V
U ilium lltory
Uni. H. B.J.
\ViPIout;h)>rJiiiiM S;b VI
WihoB, Jubn i.. CB. "
Johnllobert M.:
Wihihire, Williim
Wilj, llgnrr Willim '
John ' 212iW<>nibu«ll,Adolphu!iU.
WimbarleT, Dnngltu 3IV| Arlliur 76,
Winehriter, Geoiso 123 llenrv [lerhcri
John 106 Wood, Alberl Chtilei
Winckler, AuguHui 64i! Atlhur, Ml>.
Churlcl .MSl Sir D«*id Edir,
Winckirortb, Jolin 4971 Kl'B. 37,
Wiiidl>un,ChHlejAib M ¥Am. Alex.
Geoifrc Bmylh 343 Kdw. Nefm
Jul. Ohu. Hmylh 3RII Kdwird Seutimui
Stewiri SinjtK S4t' Frincii
Windle, Jolin Sbeinrd497! Kredsrirk
HViDiluv, Kdwin A. i!ti4 Krpd.Auic.l'ercT
■ Jimcl 4(i4| Georn llonler'
- — Hw. S. B. 450 Henty
107,381 Heniy
Win|G>ld, Chu. Vim, Ileniy
»a,3Tl! HenlY
1«B' Hen, KieWn it
NK:.TKf.ff.
-Henr. _
-Jimn
478; Jobn GUleipie,
ini.AleK.CB.
ek, Fraderick
1. 8tm. PiMt
rd. Sir Ales
GCMO.
9. in.
'john Geo^
KCH.
Tl., Rob.
n 1H
1 Aii|vitw
4M
l«,Ai!ilej
«t
»,»
>.n«ie. Ed-id »
lliira, CB. ua
>u«e. Jm>m,
W
3S7
.C.S6,K1
f.J...WHk«M.8i7
in
rb..d.UJI. 634
«:
in, George Tho-
^^!^ in
Mli. 950
K^IIC- ^.^
lliun &»
w
iM,CbH.H(a. foe
tU
Tbo«.4U:'
Henrr ItitUrd tt
:hu. \¥b. ;-
iro-
J.me.. MD. 4W
Bire.AbelHen.SAO'-
June. Dennu Wl
n. Enkine 354-
John, KH. 9
n. Wm. John 338 -
Join 4P:
n«Yid 443-
— .loLn Ml
Geoi^ 79'-
John HobMin Sir
31 S -
JoLn Wm. Zonp. 1U
itichird
'w
Riclurd Wffl.
.H.JfD.3St
7f
as
Wm. Frtd.
««• i«
Win. H«nnJUJ>.
4«t
. -.dnard, Chtrlu „.
,CB. IS
1 John
lU
PmI
SJt
m
Albert B.t»
ii^
ivkif IH
lilHdn, U«
ch. fn.
M. »
t9I
^ifiAnd
UMti.41J
Wuolhouie, And. H.
>. 49
Edword
boiM lor
ffi,«iT;»w
WMlUid. Gilbot
Index.
9li
WiUitm Urn. 4161 Wyndoire, Wm. F. 369
taa,HM.AlAz.C.
HtnrjP. 33. S99
MMbn Chandler 47 8
«, Wm. de 543
» Alezmder II. L.
43,195
UMFrancuiW.
4a,f93
bailM Edwin 161
mncM DalAtkojSoO
464
inci Henr/ 86, 156
»hii 164
f U. RolNtftM 103
unuel 478
Salter J. a54
ilt,Jo8epbWm.5l^7
itriok Robert 527
ih, Archibald S90
»w, William 6ScS
Geo. Goforth 534
3b» 533
• £dfr, Andr6e 413
'illiam, Cfi. IS. 370
..WUUam.CB.ltO
^m. Alex. P. 378
ff Sir George
V, KCB. 120
bam, Alex. W. 478
barlea 106
barles 103
rHen. irCB.6, 147
eory 126
WjnekeD. Frederick 544
Wyoeo, AlfredGabrid 200
WyDn.Herb.Wat.W.106
i/eii.ThomaKjobii346
Wjnne,Artb.John H.379
Cbariea Robert 76
Charles B. 328
Fxlw. Cooper 3»8
VAw. Toler 404
Gdw. Wm.Uo7d 160
George 39, 401'
Hen. John Lloyd 127
John 478
Richard Milea 5tf2
William 164
Wynter, Robert 478
Wynyard,£.B.CB.8.279
Edward G. 49. 159
George neDry|86. 27 9
Henrjr Bttcklar J. 63
lieDryJoba ' 279
Robert Hen., CB. 17
Wyse, Arthur George 264
John Francia S4S
Wyvill, Richard R. 318
Ximenes, Horace S07
Wm. Raymond 187
Yaldwyo, John ItO
Yale, Wm. Parry 106
V'arborougb,C.C.CjB. 80
Vard, FrMeriok 107
Vardley, Thomti 322
Yarnold, Benjamin 497
Yatei, £dm. R. W. W. 55
Yorke. Fred.Aag.40. 400
Sir Cbarlea. KCB.
10, If 5, 242
-John. CB,
-Phillip James
-James
-.lames
•Rev. James
Yates, £. WaUegrare i Voung, Hen. Hannaa 497
P. 136i Henrj William 154
Henry Peel 63, 376
John 478
William Henry 188
Yelverton, Hon. Wil-
liam Charles 77, 374
Yeoland. George 527
Yollend, William 39, 400
Yonge. Fra. Arth. H. 829
G.N. K. A. 80,36«
Henry John 286
Wm. James 6.'i
— Wm. Lambeit 377
312
106
455
533
17
34
103
273
139.
404
»76
231
Youell, George
Youl, Henry
Yonle, David
Young, Allen A.
Arthur Cotton
Cbaa. Frederick 267
Cbarlea Fred. 86, 375
Colin, JtfD. 533
£dwd.Wm.,ltf D. 283
Frederick 120
George R. C. 375
Geo. Samuel, 8G, 314
Gerald H. Baird 257
Grabame 284
Henry 478
Henry 497
James, MD.
——James Robert
John £ldon,itfD. 443
- " 497
282
15
292
363
380
497
»3
263
227
266
364
Jobn George
John Owen
Plomer. KIL
Plomer John
Richard
Rich. Newton
Rohert
Thomas
Thomas
— — Tbo. Newton
William
William
Wm.Henry,3l/). 533
William 383
William 404
Wm. Baird 76
Wm. L, M. CB, 383
: Wm. Pvm 74, 293
Younger, John 381
Yoongbusbaud, Chas.
Wright 63, 373
Edgar 253
William 417
Yule, James Robert 381
Patrick 14
Ziermann, Frederick 543
u n %
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Arthur Hmrrii Beet 20 Jan. 56
Ktlward Moriel Mvtia 3 Apr. 57
Hilliftin Fred. DenDm 3 July 50
Jothua Bmrton 5 Nor. 50
Georg« King 7Vor.59
Ejffiana.
Pmjfmr. — Cmpt. Geo. CopeUnd,
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JinUami ^'.Gkp/.^UicJiMl
INcknoit, IkteofBce^t Fw.
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Or.ir«ii<.^okD Xibblcf 10 Nor. 55
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HOYAL CARDIGAN.
Head Qtacten, Aberjatvith.
IrfBOrXoLOMRL Coam 41I1UMT.
'Wm. Tbomaa Bowland FovoD,
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LUVTSBAVT*.
AVuvrnktr Richarda 35 Oct. 52
TbHL Jokn Uughea 3i Feb. 55
SjIvAirat Lewia 27 Oct. 65
Sirtioaia.
JiiBkiii Jonea Thomaa 7 June 53
£dmaiid Lloyd S8 Nor. 57
Adit. #- Capt.^T. F. IhirliaD,
■ bh. hUe OtpUiM 87 ^. 30 Any. 59
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CAPTAllia.
Geo. fl. Douglaa Peniiaiit ....93 Nov.68
John Ibilcy Williama SI l)rc.5M
Ovtii Maiiey JooM 34) Jmiy 50
Cliiis Abbott DcliDur, late Lt.
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LTBUTEIfAXTS.
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Kifsraivs.
Hrnry Kncinhiiw 2Jiilyr»9
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Xarea, Imte Lt. Vf F. 80 July 59
5vr]rrra.~John RirhaTdi Sd Mot. 5t
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ROYAL CARMARTHEN.
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Head Quarten, Carmarthen.
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Geo. Vatkhi Rice, I>L. JP., fate
Capt. 33 F. 26 Feb. 50
GAPTAIJft.
Darid Daviea, J P. Jjieat. k. p.
JL Marimi 26 Jan. 39
IUm» Price B^non, JP 26 Feb. 50
Morgan Prae Uc^d, JP. late
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David £dvard Jonea. JP 16 May 56
LlBUTEMARTa.
R, G. Thomaa 19 Jan. 53
Arthur H. S. lyariea 5 Mar. 58
UajA ?n€0 15 Oct. 58
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Afcteid Hanbury Miera ...... 5 Mar. 58
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I<IEUT.COT.0IIKL.
Bim. T. Grennlle Chnlmon-
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Majobs.
W. Hoaken Harper, JP 10 Jan. 53
Ecertnn Leigh. J P. /«/« Copt.
9 Dr. ads 80Ang.63
CAPTAIHa.
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M'ilbrahnni Fred. Tollemache 35 Feb. 63
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late Lt. Sect* JW. Odt. SO Dee. 6.1
Thonina Ilcnry Lyon 16 Mar.54
Wdi. Ferguaua 'Currie, late
Capt.blF, 16J«n. ri5
Fra. Elcocke Mnnsey SOJuly 55
Charh'i Hoaken Krunce, late
Lt.ll F. 20 Oct. of.
F.dward Jeffoock U Oct. 58
John Colliorue, late of \Z Lorn-
5«^iV./. 15 Oct. 58
John lliDton l)iiDicll(2). late
Cept. i2F. 5 Apr. 50
LlEUTKKAKTa.
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£dw. Wni. J. Nunn. Imte Lt.
55/'. 10 May 59
£lf»1QK8.
Wm. Vigor Fox 10 Mar. 65
Herbert Keliall .. 25 ABf.5«
Adjt.Jh Capt. — Clinrlea Hen.
VhiU. late Capt. U F. 12 Oct. 5S
QrMr.—Y. C. Ifickt 8 Jan. 65
SaraeoH.^Thot. Prittnin 9u l>ee. 66
Amet.Swg,— Robert Plow-
dCB Wcaton 1 Oft. 58
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Agents, Mevarv. Cot fc Co.
Majobs.
Geo. Francia Stuart, toi« Capt.
49 F. 35Jnly68
Geo. Cornwall Legh, MP. DL.
JP... 30July53
CAPTAIlta.
John FiUGcrald, late Capt. 87
F. 25 Ang. 64
Henry Rmagham liOtk G Dec. 54
NaaB.111 Wm. Staabeui. late
Capt. 94 F. 30 Dec. 54
I^Charlea PojppletonCl), Uti ^f
Orduaace Field 7Vai«....,....10 Jan. 55
Jamea Golden HcAp ..18 Jan. 55
Geo. licwii Cuming 86 Nor. 57
FranHa Lloyd 10 Dec. 67
SmnC Vineent Tyler ..lOlMi.ia
Spence Dcringteu Turner,
Capt. h. p. Eengml Atmf ... 1 Feb. M
Ralph 8iay tb, (3> UieG^. llF.Hivdj 59
LremrBNAHTs.
Edward Raddiah Ulaa. U
Jamea Taylor ....10 Apr. 66
Edw. V:m. Plowright « 95 Nov. 57
Wilkillill .aOJnu A
Georga Kol>eK Willion 1 jr«iM68
VtqA. Henry Kcliall 5 JnaeSS
i Kdgar Gardner 10 Jiiiib6B
Edw. Geo. M'Dongall Icke, /n-
struetvr of Musketty 90 Dec. 66
Wm. Dennllannagan SOJiraeBS
John Fred. Wnkin .IV /iriy R
ExaioHa.
Wm. John St. Aubvn JOAufilS
Wm. Beunion Fouiket 1 Jan. 59
Henry John G. Harrison ... 6 Feb. 69
Fred. Jobu Owen 16 JwmH
Geo. Ernest Rmtb Blunt 30 July 69
Adjt. ^ Ciqi/.— Trevor DavMH
port. BtMtu. late of \% F. 9 Apr. 68
Paywuuter.—yim. Ley Ilnnt ..10 Nor. 57
Qr.J/aW^r.— Th<«.FitKGerald 21 Jan. 69
Surgeon.— Oxa%. John Sanford 5 Apr. 64
.^fm/.5Nry.— Geo. D. Powell ..90 Jan. 16
BlneUVMlngB.
Agents, lileaara. Cox fc Go.
12nd royal CHKSHIRE.
[No. 1(13.}
[Embodied.]
Head Qnurters, Sharnrliffc.
LlBUT.C0U>IIEI« COMMAHIJAKT.
William Davejiport Davenport,
DL. JP. Ute Jit{for 96 /. ... 5 Apr. 6;^
DUKE OF CORNWALL'S
RANGERS.
(RiJIet.) [No. 88.]
Head Quarters, BodiBiii.
LiKUT.CoLOXBL COMMAKOART.
AugUBtns CorytOB, DL. lafr
Capt.SiF. 7Psll.67
Majob.
J. B. Meiieiiger, JP. DL 95 A«ii.65
CArTAINS.
8am«elBorlB«c,JP.DL. 11 Sept.SO
KicliardJohni,JP 30 Aug. 26
NiclMlaa Kendall, MP. DI^ JP.23 Oct. 26
Jidin Wbiteliund Peard 4Jv«el3
Francii John Krzt, DL. J P.
late Ueut. 83 F. 6 JnM5S
Jamea Reunell Rodd 8J«m64
J. F. Trist. (3)DL. JP. luU
Ueut. 41 Madras InfkntrfU2wt.%%
risrouHt Vnlletort, Bonerry to
H.R.H. the Frweaef Wain 9JnMSI
Edward Carthew 90 Oct 16
LlBUTBHARTB.
Henry O'Neil 9 May46
David Wm. H. Horadon 97 Apr. 64
Wm. Ravhlrigh, Dl^ JP 4 JtB. 66
I Edward Conma. DL. JP 24 Jud. 66
F.«Uin Clinrlea Sco^tdl 8 Apr. 66
Tl rt. Goodrtche WUaom 7 Feb. 67
V i*aTd SI. AuWn iBAvf.U
lUffitia of England and Walet.
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11 Aui' " a«n» Biln
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Edvl. Utcbh Ovhii, »••
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^MMSMy.— Cbu. Edw, B.
Hub;
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ne*.w.ibr
JohaCbiriH
1 till, at Joh»l>mU
I, Itenn.CulbCo
MUtia tf England and Woks.
JJjl. ^ Cii/itp-JMmnad Fit-
mmJuttCapi.K F' 80 Dec. 64
0/53 /"...^ ..^Dm.64
QiMrlff Afoj/or.— John Mie-
donM.(4)(«fr0/'l/. I Aug.BG
5n/mm; - Henry TIiomm
HartsoU 18 F«b. 17
^«i*f.fti»y.— ThomM Wilw>n
C^rd 13 Feb. 57
Wliite Duiiiffi.
JfftHt, Sir John KirkUmd.
Thomai Reynoldi Aricott ... 4 July 59
Recinald Onwa Ptelmer U July 60
Wm. Anmdrll Yeo S9net.69
George Lyiaftht 4Kor. S9
SKCOKD LlKVTEMAVTS.
Fnderic LyiRg lit iKw. KO!
Adf. S Capt. -John Lakin. UU
qfE.AH SItayBS
^trrff.— Gurlnnd Foley Bayley
llarrisou 18 Jan. 53
Scarlet Facingg.
Agent t Sir Jolin Kirkiand.
SOUTH PKVON.
[No. Bt.]
tteml Qunrtcri, Ftyuontli.
LlWT.COLOXKL COHIIAXDASIT.
JolinB. y..I«WClmTtlon,DL.
jp. 19 May 45
BfAJOKS.
John Uue TVnipler, JP. ....^15^ TJec. »7
Mom. Jobn B. Yarde BuUcr. JP.lo Dec. 57
Captains.
Henry Bkhard Roc, PL. JF. 11 Apr. 46
Jno NewcoHiIieSte«eBMU,JP.n Apr. 46
Geo. Sidney Strode. JF.....;....2J J "neaS
Jobn Cwiiden Goodridge, JP.,.U Aug. t2
CkarlM Ang. Colci 20Nov. B4
B4>bert Tipod ,....13 Oct. 5.i
Wito.BenneU Coleridge, J P.... 19 Nw. 55
Cliarle* Scale Uayhc ,ir"r2
John Gore Hawkiui 13 Jan. 58
nenry DiniidaW Parr 28 J«u- M
LlEUTKNAHTS.
John ThomaB Siiltatt 19 Nov. Sr.
Bobert Bent Fiirwell 23 Jan. aj
Henry Sweie Archer ^ il»"^?2
y.dniund Lopca •,^,^*'* f,'^
Hugh C. VaUKhan 2>s June OU
BeiixlcyAug.U'D.Marphcraun do
Henrv Smith 13Nov. 57
Claraiioe Hamillonlnine 27 Not. 57
Hwrry Klderion Wludborac.lS Jan. att
G«,rae Marker ?^/.TS
Geo. Edmund AUen ^ Oct. 59
Adj. 4* CMpt.-Vfm. Hnwley
Fiik. r-^1 Oapt. OH k. /»., for-
merty CUfi. 17 LMten 22S«pt..^C
PavMMter.^itAM Southwell _
Biown.JP.to<</t«^«*«'''^l ^"••''
Or. Jfrti^r — WiUum Junii,
^UteofnF. •• 2Aug.o6
5»rtf«>». -Frederick Vacnion
Sii.dford.(6) laU cf Jt.N. ... I leb. 18
Astut-Surff.—Vtrtj Leabe ... 1 lob. 68
White FaciDgi.
J^, &> Jobn KirUaud.
DORSKT.
[Ko.42.]
Head Qnarten, Dorehcster.
Colonel.
Richard llippisley RinKhaui. (1)
DL. J P. fate Vafl. Madra*
Army 2C July 52
LlEUT.COLOmL.
H George C. l/iflua, DL.JP.
{^) late Citpt. :i F. Guards . S June 55
^Iajoe.
Edward Atkyni Wood 13 >'ov. 59
CArrAlNa.
Georiru Gollop, laU Lt. 9 F....SR Sept. 5?
Charles Littleholei, (i) late
Capt.TA P. 1 Yth.b'\
John Davii 4 Apr. r>3 ,
Rcfrinuld Kout. Uis a/14 i^. ...19 Mar. 56 j
John Gollop 9 June 65
(■eorfte Singer 33Juue55 I
John Wurry SUMar.56
L1EUTKKAXT8.
Wm. Ilcorv Brarae 26 Mar. 56
GranUiam ^. FaUraiaer 19 Mar. 66
Charles flerd do
Jamca Anderson, late Lt. 4 F. do
Hubert C. Gould 7 Oct. 68
Robert Clayton Brown 17 Kor.68
E^isio^s.
Freeman Ana. Paduore S June 55
Percy Hollo Drett 6 Oct. 65
William Henry Bower 1 Mar. 66
Alex. Hammond Smith 19 Mar.58
Fra. Hcnrv Pnlmer Doncan... do
David Alex. F«rb«a 7 Oct. 58
Adj. ^ Capl.—Mw. ILSmitli.
late Capt. 76 jK, Jlet§. J*«jr-
MoMter 30 June 53
SKry.— Gcon;e Curme S3Sept.62
<lMi«/.^Nry.— Robert Clarke 10 May 65
Green Facings.
Agentft Mcasra. Cox and Go.
6}a
LlKUTEMABTB.
Wniiam AtebflWin 93 Jw. 11
WilliimCbaytor JlJunsiS
T. KipHn«, Act. Qr.'Miuet^r... 1 Jan. M
Robert Warner Sloua 1A^.|«
Henry Jamea Fielding 8U Mar. 67
Wm. Matthews Gales 17 Aug. 67
Tliomas Chas. J.Sowerl»y 15 Mar. 66
Charles James Briggs 3 Dec. 58
EWSIOHS.
Adit. S- CapL—TjOvnt^ Fred.
Agnew. Ute Capt. 84 F. ...28 Feb. 56
6iNr9.— B F.dward Nixon (4).
late of Coldstream 040, 348ept81
-<*m<.5ar^.-John Potts 33 Jan. 61
White Facings.
AgsHiSf Messrs. Cox and Co.
DEVON AliTlLLERY.
[Xo. 7.]
UMd Qnarters, Dtvonpori.
Li EOT.CoLOWEL Commandant. j
Sir Gcorgt Stadev, Itar/., DL.
J P. tJeefR»va(JBotte tfd^.30Jnly 49 i
Majoe.
Uiehmrd Bnry RosaaH. Ute li. .
3 JP. ^Jnne«>9
CArTAim.
Mil Nurha Manbatt !?!}«' f!
jUwari Barwell .^J*f*-2
John Catn Hew 4J»> ■»
Htnry Charles Deron 14 July 69
LnuTXSAiln*
trnutiaiBaiefficadojk lApf.9«
1st OB SOUTH DUKHAM.
[No. 3.]
Head Quartets, Barnard Castle.
COI.OIIEI..
Lient.6ener»l The Date of
Cleveland, KG leMay 49
LiRUT.COLONEL.
WilUam Maude 15Mar.58
Majoe.
Arch, llanillton Cochrane 15 Mar. 68
Cavtaivs.
John lUverBdd, late C«v'. , , „
4ij F, 23Jan. DB
Edward Kent l-'airleaa 7Mar.63
Juhn Ruasell Itowlby 19Mar.55
William Ord 90Aphl&6
John Fred. Galea SlJnnefifi
Wm. Dale Trolter l/aB.66
a«j. Henry Londridge Hawksll Feb. 67
George SoweAy... 15 Mar. 58
axD oa NORTH DURHAM.
[No. 43.]
Head QuaricrSj Dnrhan.
LlECT.COLONEL COMMAJfDATT.
Earl Vane, late ef\ L. 9ds. ... 6 May 63
Majoeb.
Edward Johnson. J P 80 Sept. 64
Aha.Cockbnm,l«^<)r«p/.U F. 1 Feb. 6i
Caftaiks.
Pcrclval Spearman Wilkinsnw,
Jp UJonoiS
Tlio. Wm. U. Robinson 13 Get. 68
Albany Wm.-Fca;hentonhauKK30 Sept J4
Juhn Ileiiry Lukis./4<«<!/'6l >'. 1 Mar. 66
Koliert Juhn Burrell SOApr.65
James John Allison 6June6T
Henry Drog Gaynor 13 June 59
Fi ancis Robert Bunrowcs, Ule
Lt,\\ F. 33 July 69
Lieutemavts.
James Robert Daltou Dewar...80 Apr. 66
Geo. Lewis Trotter ZSfPH
Augustus Ricn oSniti
Benjamin Eames SO Oet. (8
Jobn Nicholas Ganrey do
Edw. Temperley Gourley do
Joseph Baker 15 July 59
Ensio^b.
AdjA Cap/.— Thos.Seazinan(
JateLfenL^Adj.n Ft. .- 6M>7M
Air«.— Thomaa Henry Wilkin 37 Sept. 68
ii«*iW.Siiry. — Francis lW-„ , , .^
loran Ffolliott 16 July 69
Agents, Messrs. Cox and po.
DURHAM ARTILLERY.
[No. 10.] [Embodied.]
Head Qnarters. Gosport.
HoMOYAmv CouniBL.
Beurf S«Aart.DL.,J.P.Lirirt.
jj'p. U.Art •Sept.6i
AA* a.w UU. t«l« »«.
i
> 0^^
«10
MOkia of
amd Wabs.
fjAPTAINi*.
nptirir** Ilttlfrttm Sst l)ee.54
KUwrfiii Fctthcraluitkaugh ...S<>July 06
]Iu;:li Siuflbnl ITABJr.riT
Ocliuiis Fflly. Capt, h-jt."!
.IfaJnis LI. CacHlrjf 31 Mar. 69
VltM T,m TK>A?IT«I.
JohnriiiirU'i SiiulnU :U) May M
Cliai. !>i»niiTr MhIIi'v 17 Au|!.ri7
hirltnril Tliumn* Titrswcll......17 Au((.l>7
JiO. K. Aiiivliu Mulbrr I!) Mn} .VJ
llarkQuatIr S4 Feb.B9
JiiliuJiinieiitIf UTMte 7M»r.59
rn-rirrirk morklm n\ MarKO
Arthur Muitm I» Mav fiU
ytJj. .(■ Oifi/.— Kitbert \\'illiiim
^^cniijMtrofH. Art SJuikM
Vpvm^ulrr -- CitrlKiiiilt G
^I'firi'icnr Skinnar SriJoncBU
hurti.- J anioa Trnttf r 11 Aug. 63
Xlll-: KSSEX lilFLKS.
L>'o. 13.]
Hind Qunrlcrt, Culclieater.
HoiffOHABV C(»LOaKL.
//#«. C. H. MB}Durd, late M.
Ihnf aJ4 AO Oct.
LlMT.COLOKKL COMXAKDA^IT.
Kdw. Ilenrv Mtwre Kelly, ^a/<!
(V^/.3 >'. 2Yth.
Majoks.
Kri'd. Civo. ^Vliitclicud, late
Cniif.A^F. GJune
■ t'lmMnphnr Brirc Wilkininn
{^<^)Juie Cojft. tis /'. :a Aug.
C.VPTAtXa.
Kmlcric Wm. Kiriiy 2 Oct.
Kn III III-] Gifor|Cii SavUl 1 I)ec.
Ca|ul Vw^Jntf Cajjt. 67 F... 2 Dec.
Kvrl\n riijlip Meadowfl 15 June
Jiiliii' Sii\ill 6 July
Mnrniii Wm. Dalies lOAii^.
Cliarlca Andrew Iraia .........10 Aug.
OriRin Ciurtia Gall 13 Oct.
r»»
53
57
54
61
:.*
i>6
AS
53
fii
Uajou.
£dvard Jodrcll vl) JP.» Ul$
Camt. \hF. 39]ke.64
Chuijiwii Uiifia«U, JP 17 May M
CArTAlNS.
Ilonilio Kdenhorough (S) 16 Mar. 63
Gni. Uii'liiird LayUm 13 June 65
llumnbrry Hicb.'Gco. Mariiott^i Not. 63
John nnnncrs TliarpQ f Jan.56
Win. Jnmri Lncm 30 Oct. 64
Morrice II. II. Bird do
Mylcs I/midali' Kormby 31 Dee. 58
Win. MnlinfT Wyiirh s!3 8ept.50
Lir.VTR!fA!«T9.
•llfnd M'Kpnna 18 Mny 55
lliiiry Srptimnii Etcke 16 Oct. 64
F.N.sroHt.
./•// ^ CMl.^liob«rt Olho
Truver«, late Capt\l>r.Gds 27 Nov. 58
Qr..1Aw/rr.— Charicf !l)der...23 iicpt.59
Snr.^ -Hcnnr Hird IS Oct. 6S
Mwtat.Sttry. ^ John Thomas
Gilaon 6 Nov. 53
Yellow Facinga.
.igenttt Ucaart. Cox and Co.
LlXVTXNAHn.
Tobina Fittgicrald „ 171^4<
Henry Bornarea fSHic.^B
Francia John Sbortia... .^.tllfarM
Richard Fisher Kvina SOtatU
Havy HaamoBi SneMer ... U
I Jolm'B. Kemeya TynU (9) ...'si Mf U
JaMoaTboroefioorKe ItBicll
Esrsiana.
HoH. YttA. Wm. de Uelcqrfti..ll JoaeiC
A^. 4- Cv<«a.~WB.HeBr7
Bennett, Imtt CmfL 4t #. ...U Ifey M
PaMM«/ler.— Martu CiMrlfla
Mahtr, \*U Vet. Bmtt liltee.64
«iv!^«w.— U.J. Paine •Ner.U
JaswI Jkr^.— Jamei Evama ... §Nor.U
BlaaVMiigs.
Agtnt, Edward S. Codd, 2«f .
UOYAL FLINT.
f /?!/«.) [No. 320
Head Quartan, Mold.
CnLOFVL.
Hon. Ridiard Thomas Howie v,
])L. J P. lat€ Capt. Scots
I'm. ads ^ 14 Ma^ 53
ROYAL 0LAH0BGA5
ARTILLERY,
CNo.li.]
Head Quartan. Swamta.
LiKUT.COLOSrXL CoXlfAHDAXT.
9 Evan Matfanfl), DL. JP.
jr. Art. Mi. Msitr raT. /. f . S Dec »4
Captaiics.
5|
- John Crimes, Ute U. 46 F„. 35 Apr Si
U.woi. I Joaiah Pnce SO June &7
Cowel Mnddock Arthur ionea, ' George EUiot Bankcn 14 Oct 57
^'•^. ■ •! • .•...••.•>«•••.••• ...saaiw uay aa
Captains.
Robert Wills. DL. J P. 80 Out. 6S
Cbarlea James Trevor Roller,
DL. JP ITIab. 63
Richard Pclham Warren, DL. , , ,, UxK-iJMhM-n.
JP 17 Feb. 53 i<*«P^» Morley DennU 21 Janei?
. 3il...l4 June 59 ^9^^ ^ ">• AebeMm$bortii.91 Joaat?
Cecil Squire Uis Cmft.
64
LiKUTKNAKTS.
Fnnris Harrington Diekeus... 0 June 64
RoliiT Swann 6 July 65
William Gordon 1U.\Uff.5u
KilwHril RoUiuson ISOct. 5S
lU-rlnm A. J. Mitford do
WiiMn n Edw. R. Kelly do
Wm. iSoherta Kuobvl do
FrciL Oldhiim Yco 21 Nov. 59
AHicrt Robson Burkill...* 13 Oct. 68
Wm. Tnte Philpott do
i.iwis lkid|:son 10 Dec. 68
A it/.^ Cflwr—StewartNortlicy,
hte lAent. 25 F. 28 Sept. 53
PayihGtirr,-'
ffrnmstrr. — Stephen Orrell,
htel^F. 11Sejit.55
ywrjr.— Edward Waylrn 3 Nov.6S
./•n«/.4««r«y.— Geo. AlUt £d-
iMHii 16 July 55
jtifuts, Messrs. Coix k Co.
^VKST KSSKX.
[No. 10.]
Head Quarters, Chelmsford.
I.IKUT.COLONKL COXMANUAKT.
Snniid Briae Ruegles Brise,
J)U J.P. UU qfl Ik, 0<2f.„.35Feb. 68
LuUTSVAKTa.
£2(SI0X.
Charles Wia. Shackle II Oct 19
, Thomas Batrman 18 Mar M
y James Simpwm Ballard ...... 9 Jum S9
Adit. #■ Capt.—rrtA, Mathiu.(l)
UUf Capt. 54 F. 97 Feb. 56
Swy.—Wiilwm Willioius, MD.SO Oct. 6S |
SXCOND LunnvMAHTi.
KOYAL GLAMORGAN.
iliffkt lu/aHtry.) [No. 44.}
Head Quarlen, Cardiff.
. COLOIVKI..
C. J. Kemeya Tynte, MP. DL. 4 June 49
LULT.COLOKSL.
F^ward Robert Wood,DL.JP.
late o/U Lancers 20 Oct. 68
Majob.
John Popkin Trahenie, late
EHS.i9 F. 39 Oct. 68
Captains.
H. A. Goldfinch 15 Nov. 83
Charles Deacon, /a/« Captmim
or
Rich
^<f.— Williaai Yooof jnJai.»i
Smrs.^^ohn PaddoD, MB...... BMvJi
ROYAL SOUTH GLOU-
CESTER.
{Ufikl TrnfiuUrp.) \JR9.n.}
Head Qnaiten, GloHeitffb
Itec^S;
aarles Deacon, lata Captatm . -t^m^i.j.^. i^_ Tvi _ij1Z?^_
9 Lancers ! .". 26 Apr. 63 , '^..^ "/^^^^"•'Jm;
ichard Mahony Ilickaon (2j. *^ ^Z^lJtS! ^' ^^t* ^ ^
late Lt. 73 /■. 19 May 55 ^^^ 0***r4s 11 IK& li
HenryJ'erUi 11 Apr. 56 L, Ltkdt.Colowki C!wnu«l>A|il
JohnVm. N. B. Parry, late I Henry W. Kewman.DL.!?... SApr.M
Ens. 30 F. 8 May 66 Majoma.
Wm.Bnme Abbot 7Feb.l9'John Surman, DL. JP. UU
Gtargt Rashlenh Gomperts... 3 Apr. 69 , Ems. 68 F. .«.^... 8 Aw. 64
John Frrd. hvAn Hewett, I Heuy Crawlqr. KXM. rtL
J P., yUe Lt, 78 F, .....18 Aug. 69 1 Ajk M /'...,«« .........m..^, '
BBBiia of England ami tfalet.
Captaivb.
MontMiM John Ifrrrjwealher 91 Apr. M
.JUiyatWiUitmlliUeU 18S<»pt62
WwdwDrabe Heuii Howard
■HHllcy.DL< JP •.»•• SNov.B'
Artkmr John GoMaey 7 Dec 63
Svlnb. KUhM«n|« Borkriey 6 Apr. 63
waiamJunaHdt SI Oct. 64
ODB«^WhiUMraelj0VM«7^r.12 Oct. 65
Bobert Home 18 Dec. 65
Thooua Mono S2 Jan. 60
Geo. Hnrj fiensongb 31 Dec. 58
LlXCITBaAHTB.
Thomu'Earle 39 Dec. 38
Arthur Charles M. Goldney ...14 Feb. 65
William BobinMmPnrtxidge... 1 May 56
HoDry Le Patourel 18 Dec. 65
Jobs RoboHDuiB 19 Feb. 66
iolw Pitt Bontein 4 Jvly 66
Chaa. AoB. Gibton 13 Dee. 16
Mvud 0aD|rerfteld S9 Jan. 58
Johalhonai Jackao* ........ 9Xor. 68
Jolm Wm. Berriagton S9JiiBe69
EHaxaiia.
John Powell.. •..•..•M.M*. ..•••••• 10 Mar. 58
ATtbnr Kyves 18 Mar.58
John Carrington 108ept.58
Joha Manrice Bemabo 13 Mar. 69
Edarard Daniel Gibson 6 Anr. 69
Bobert Clayton Danbeny 93 May 69
JdfL # CW«— Jamea Rsbrrt-
aoa, UULUhI.I^F 31 Kor.6S
PafaM«<«r.— Jamea Fallott ...37 Apr. 66
Qfr.MaMUr.^^%». Ciuungham 93 Apr. 56
Am.— George A. IIa^ortti...lO Mar.55
i/mi/.Airy<— Jaanea Colea ...31 Mar.55
BlnePadngt.
Aptnts, Ifeaars. HopkiMon and Co.
Jdjt. /• Om/.— JobB Tobin,
Capi. k.p. Unmtt 9Apr.4«
PtfjTMMf 0r.— The. Steremon 6 Hot. 67
Majob.
IKnindiiia Shaw. r9) K8P. h/#
orR.Artil4Cit. Mrtil, laU
Cr.Miut.-iohn Goman 19 Pec 66 { British AnxiUmrf L^iom ^
5ifrtfMN.— Sani.8wBiBeScrirenl5 Mar. 66 Spvm h SO May $8
dsnMt.Surg. - Jno. Leete Kland 9 Apr. 65 { Caraiii a
Bine Facings.
Jfftnti, Messrs. Cox and Co.
HAMPSHIRE.
[No. 123.]
Head Quarters, Wincheater.
COLOHXL.
T%* Mfarquit of Winchester,
Ut4 U.CoU lOHusMn 7 June 43
John Beardmore. DL. JP 8 Dee.6S
Hneb Hamon John Massy, UU
&pt. 44 P. 14 Jan. 63
WilKam Bridges, lal« Qmt.
^ «» P. 7 Oct. 68
Robert Mansd, iat§ C^t, 6
J>r» 80 Dee. 68
Arthur Robert NaghUn SAng.59
FlBOT IiIBUTBITAiraS.
John Robert Campbell M Mijii
Jamea James Ji Apr.M
JohnAnneslcT Brownrigg ... 60et.68
Cedi Thomas Beeching 6 Vm. S8
George Mansel 3Ang.69
Ltbvt.Coloitkl.
IP Sevems Wm. Lynam Strct
ROYAL NORTH GLOU-
CESTER.
[No. 69.]
Head Qnartera, Cirencester.
COLOREL.
Ilifia. nairy Kingscote. DL.
JP. U/€ rf% Lift aii S9 Feb. 40
LlBCT.COLOHKT..
John Williams Wallington, J P.
Utt Copt. 4 Lt. Drs 16 Dec. 54
Majob.
Uenry Bold WUliaros 3f.iJuned9
CAVTAiirs.
Leonard M. Strachey, DL J P.
Utt B. I. Co.*t Service 96Sept.61
Charlea Castle, JP 6 Oct. 53
airJ. Maxwell Steele, BarlJVAl Dec. 63
E. W. A. Vanehan 13 Apr. 63
John Jones. (1) late Cmpt. 46
Btu^l if- /• U» Apr. 63
Allen Alex. BaUinrst, M.P. ...10 Nov. 54
wnUnm Bitwkes. JP 11 Dee. 66
Nathaniel Fred. Ellison 31 Dec. 57
Charles Hawkins Fisher 4Mar.58
Bobert Beeklcs llunte, Ute
M^t, 83 P. 80June69
LXBUTBSAHTS.
H. & r%»emmt Andover. JP..J6Dec. 56
Charlea Manifleld 7 Feb. 54
Nigel G. BabbitU 38 May 65
Anhnr F. Howe Daniel 98 May 55
Andrew Pepya Cockerell 11 Dec. 66
Sunnel Bomfucd. falf U, S
Dr.ai9 3Feb.66
John Aroiey Lathbnry 7 Jan. 58
WiUian Clarke 33 Nov. 58
Wm. B. M. Goodenongh S3 May 59
WiUian Bobart Gee .30Jnne69
ENBiaNS.
Wm. Wrelbid Brawn 98 May S9
DwiiBMiyPwrj 19Jary69
Skoond LiiUTXHAjna.
Coventry Bayntun 6 Apr. 69
, George btaiintnn Lyneh JMAnc.69
too,(3}, kUe Lt.Ool. 40 /'. 9 Mar.56 : Janica Winshme Tigfae 91 OeL S9
I Fred. Ponsonby Canuuilleri ...10 Dee. 69
Majobs.
Eustace Heathcote, JP. Ute Aif.^ Capt.^J%me§TTmi,Ut§
Capt.Si P. 1 Feb. 56 qf So^al Artill^ 11 May 69
William Henry Digweed ...... 5 Apr. 59 , Paymaster.^
GARAiHa. I Qr.Matier.^yrm. Aalett 94 Mar. 16
JohnWickham 8 Sept. 53 i Surj.— Jas. Walkinshaw Bell
Thomas Best 8Sept.53', Alder 96Feb.69
Henry Ban« Phippa, luteCapt. _ Aiiiet.Stura. — Wm. Aken
Harrison 9eFeb.l9
31 P. 3 Jnne5i
Wm. S. Grcathecd, lute Ueut.
41 F. JO Dee. 64
Hon. Oliver Geo. tAnibert,
late It. 13 P. 39 Aug. 58
Geo. Francis Birch do
Edmund Wm. Crofts, late
Capt. S% P. do I
Peter Wright Breton (4), late i
Cap/. 38 P. 9 8ept.68
Fra. James BampfyUe, late
Caft. 29 P. 98 May 60
Ilmrv Bathurat <5), late Capt.
28 >. 38 July 59
LTErTXlVA5T8.
Tanfleld Geo. Headley 10 Jnne54
Seymour Horace Morgan 18Scpt. 55
Henry Cracroft Maine, fa/fZ/.
86 F. 19 Nov.55
Edw. Ciiarles Forwood 98 Apr. 56
Reginald Charles Riddell 30 June57
Henry Edwards 30 Jnne57
EnaiGSs.
Ciiarles Jomcs Brett 5 April 68
Ifff'^Cn/.— James Nicol, late
Capt. 13 P. .....8 May 6?
Qr. Matter.— Capt. Tho. Wal-
ter Hives, h.p. ii.U. 40 P.23 Apr. 68
Surp.'—Jvata Jdinaton, MD.
late SnrjfeoH 26 F. SNov.54
AMsLSmrffena, — Reginald
Bayley Walters SS8ept.64
Black Facings.
Apeati, Mesirs. Cox k Co.
Scarlet Facings.
Apimtt, Messrs. Cox and Co.
HAMPSHIRE ARTILLERY.
[No. 16.]
[Embodied.]
Head Quarters, Pembroke.
COLOKKL.
Tkt Barl qf Malautbmy 99June64
LlBVT.COIOHBI, COMMAHDAIfT.
DORich. BeansMmt BnmabT,(1)
ikL ret. full pap Jl. Ar/* . • .80 May ^
HEREFORD.
[No. 110.]
Head Quarters, Hereford.
COLOMBL.
LiXUT.COLOlfBL COXXAVDAVT.
George, Lord Northwick, DL.
JP. late Capt. let Ufe Gd»... 1 Mar. 68
Majobb.
Thomas Powell Svmonds, DL.
JP '. 6 July 19
J. Berington do
Captaivs.
W. Money Kyrle. DL. JP 10 Sept. iO
Charles Ernest Turner, DL.
Ute Capt, 44 F. 94 Feb. 61
Thomas Griffith Peyton 98 Feb. 6i
Richard Sneyd Oox. DL. JP. ... 1 May 66
JohnHarwardGrifflthB,DL.JP. 6 Jn^69
Edward WUliams fti
LlBUTBHAMTi.
Richard Fred. Webb 14 Mar.66
John Michael Browne l6Feb.M
Thos. Millard Bennett 1 Mayl6
iVcd. Aldrich 19 Jnly 69
Edw. Nanleton Cheese do
Henry Wood Willctt do
ErvsToifs.
Wm. Cliristopher Seymour ...96 Feb. 16
Fra. Wm. Layng anm- 8 SepiJS
AfiiutoMt.^ K. Mom; Kyrle,
\^\t. Capt. Qa k.p 97 Apr. 46
5~ri4.Uorhi 17JBly46
^'T.i^rj.— ^d. Thomason. 9 Jan. 16
^^««U,U«iBA. Cm and Go.
«91
Militia of Englai^ and tVaies.
lIERTFOltU.
[No. 30.]
HmA Qiurtcn, Httfleld.
Coi^XKL.
Tki ATarfHU^Mitbury.KG. U Mny6l
LlKi'T.Coi.nMEl..
lAbt. Algernon Smith Dorricii,
J P. Imlt CtiftaiH S IL Dn. 9 Dee. M
11 A JOE.
Jownh Foikett, J P., Cufii.
l/mmtt. UteqflM F. UDac.fil
CAPTAlIft.
William Franki. JP ISApr.RS
Fred. Clmrlrt Oauiacn »<) (M. 52
Adolphm Meetkerke SJunc&S
OctRviui Fn^eriellmini, Me
oi^.My. 91 July M
Brvaii V. 1>iuk1u Vrrnou. hlf
i/.«OF. 1M*tM
Jnines Jolin (itipe IG iHr. &-1
ileiiry Orimitiui Hale, lote
Li. n IlHMtmrt Ifi IVi-. M
'fhoMM B.vn>ii Myrn S3 Oct. 5b
LlBL'TK.VANTS.
1lo1»eri Hnipc FpIIowi .V) Jfjir. RS
Alex. Geo. itax 3 Ptc. 3H
£rne»t Jbhotinn .'Uier. 5S
flielmnl Cnmbcrleife H Nov 59
William MiOuri>ianki 8 Kur. Ti9
Stuari V. Fniaer 2 Feb. M
UunpliN) Frrd. U.U. Jli'inf lU !)«'. &«J
^4<y. ^ C'^<.— F.dward bima
JUDM (1;. r«/tf C'tf/i/. ^& /'... g May 46
Sury.— Chaa. K.Thompaon ...S3 Mar.5&
AssiMt.Sur$. -> Benry Fra,
Colcy 1 June 5a
Buff FH(*In;:H.
Agent, Sir John Kirkland.
HUNTrNdDON.
(A(/fr«). [No. 8.]
Head Quarten, Hunliugdun.
COLOKKL.
fke Earl af Samdieich, lord
Li€dt.,aMd ItUt tf Or. GJs. 4 Aug. 53
Majok.
The Dukt q^Mnurhe.'«ler, DL.
JP.. UU (/ Gr. GJt 17 Aug. OS
CArrAiHa.
John Viae Kelly SI O t. 63
Frederic NichulaoD Vane MAi:. o5
Gilbert John Analey I (M kk
Qeonc John Kuat -.37 Apr. HI
Stc^Ssn Bowlaiul Vonlfe. 8^oy«9
LlXt'TKNAlfTa.
Herbert ft. llaiiMl Jonea S9 Sept.67
Yred. Jamat B4»pcr(l), latt
Ud^r. 18 Pec. 57
Wm. Whitter Goldicutt .... .51 Mar. 69
!/«». Henry S. Blackwood 1 Aug. OU
Kutiaiia.
Morgan V4nc 13 July 50
ThoiiiHH Thomhill do
John £..D. Shaito » Oct. 3'J
'^ di. y (kpt. — GrcBTlUe 6.
WaiU, /cf« Capt. 4\F. iSSept.M
fniyiM.— EdmiiDd Carver ... 8 Oct. 60
Black Faeiiip.
CAVTAixa.
Vnncii Woralcy 7 IWc. 6»
Bei\j. Whltmoic Piukle 16 Dec. fiU
LlklTICNADiTa.
JoImVioary 9l>ec.6a
William Puckle do.
Wni. Iknrll P. liriifituke do.
S>Ki;i»ni> Lir.VTRMAVTi.
WiUiam lliury Puuiiisiin V IVo. 5'J
Fri. GiirUou Drjr^'i- Watsou ... du.
Jjj. J- Capt. ^ThonviM Alex.
Kofti iiMii . ial0 vf h'oval Jrt.iO Apr. 63
5irrycwi.— Ilehry WritcnKurtli.SO Apr. 53
Scarlet Faeiaga.
Ji/fiitf, ileaart. Cux and Co.
KAST KENT.
[No. 49.1
[Kmbodied.]
Ilrad Quitrlrn, Portamouib.
Tlie Motto " Inrietm " niider a White
Ilune. " MedittrrtiUfan."
COI.DNJCL.
Gen. llrockuai), lata Capl.
ftj/: 15 Sept. 68
Ij|KrT.Cof.o:«Fi..
Cholnirlov Kdwurd Dering.
DL., iu'te Vait. H5 r. lU Oct. 57
Majcib.
Wm. Wray Mauuaell. iat§
Capt. »5 F 14 Nuv.57
CAPTAiira.
Rirhnrd D. Pcniii-riithrr 10 July 63
Henry ('u«tlo l8 July 64
Wm. licnry K( bbel. late Lt.
iid F. 23 July 64
ClutrliiaCaatli' 83 Feb. 65
Duncan InvfRtrity lOrt. ii
ilrnry Thuraaa Howell 19 Aug. 67
Slauialua Zaba 14 Mity 5H
Ileury Gillelt lU Nov. 5b
John £dwurd Bi-ulea S Feb. 69
llngeaaeu £dw. KnatchbuU... 4 July 69
LlECTKNANTS.
Geo. Edw.Anbor Huldiwurlh 10 Apr. 58
William Tktham 11 Apr. U
Dunrnii Tjldeii Chiahulm 8G Apr. 68
Jamea Robert Monypeuny ...14 6fay 68
Hubert Owen Iluidern 7 July 68
George i^^ncitSimmoua 3U July 6h
Corliet John Coventry 18 Nor. 68
Samuel Lang 1UNot.54
AuR. Frrd lanner 8 Feb. 59
Dumiuick Gurc Daly 4 July 59
EKBIOHa.
Clemrat W.FearlientonliaughffI May 68
(Mm. Cullawiiv Koss SJuiieSH
John .K. C. U'ranHll 10 Dec. 58
Uc<). Knnia Vivian 9 Feb. 59
Kdw. Hyde Hewett 8? May 69
Philip Jaa. lUydock 81 May 59
JdJ. ^ Capt. George Shirley
Slaxwell, lataJU. 2U F, ... 8 Feb..69
iRmr«MuC«r. — l{ol>erfc Murphy
AiccHa, Imta Capt. Q^ F, ...U Mar. 69
Qr.J/«f^— Koberc Jouea, UU
0/ 4o i\ .......I, ........In July Ii4
Surifei/u.—Vfrn. Knylet Cnrtia 37 ^i'V. 57
AMft.Sarff.-^'Wm'T. PWer ...33 Dec. 57
Keuliah Grey Faeinga.
Jfffitts. — Miaars. Cox and Co.
Majoe.
George Bobert Sterenaon, fV,
Ufa lint. 7 Or. Gmmrii .'lS1lay63
CAPTAIirt.
R. T. G. O. Moo V penny, DL.
j J?.,UUliaU.'AF. jS0Jaa.&3
John Robinion, J P. Ule Lieut.
24 i*. 86Scpt.U
Tlioa. Montagu Martin WeUer,
, JP lOKor.13
' Bobert iUieflirld SorcU ^S\ Apr. 61
Rtibert Curteia Stileman 8AHg.64
j Alex. Val. Bond. <a/«Z/. 86^^.87 Nor. 64
Gordon Samuel Weld..... 80 Jan. 13
John Jenria. DL 81 Jan. 66
Alex. Henry Rosa ] Met 66
W. D. C. G. 3i(onypeauj S»Jaw6>
LlELTK.'fiLSia.
Thomaa Juhn PopplcvcU ..»..10 Dee. 64
Edw. H. Pcnrold .......^1 Ja^iS
Thomaa Arthur Farrcll 3 Aug. 56
Bcnj. Ddwaon Bcaica .13 JaikiS
Mur);:iu DalrynplcTrelierue tt Ji4j K
George A'CurtWcbb ZbMar.U
Marllaiid Barunrd d9jl«.6l
Ensaiavs.
John Summona Kancay .SDOctS
George Omu Ramaay ......... «Sc^64
George Knbrrt M^iacajl 7 Aer. 66
Kegiuiild Mortimer KdiaoB ...80 I&|f
John JoaephTbokie 7Mar.i6
Wnu Wahiidc Gwillim 8»Feb.4;
Henry J. G. Robinion 1 Feb. 58
Jamea Gordon Vinter Sbiuca^
iyyaM«lfr.— Deaia I>Qan,Ji/.
Major ret. f. p. 09 F. 1 Jaa. 6S
JJi. 4 CMpl.^YAw. Lynch.
tate Capt. 18 F. 8 Feb.55
Qr, .Vaster — Henry Pnttl. ...3:tAng.56
^lfry.— KuJi. John PeeklMm... 06ept.64
jMi*t.Stirgetm.—K6beTl Vaila
sKiuucr.. ...B. a... a M«. ........... 17 JUgaS
Kentish Grey Faeinga.
Jffent, Ldamnl 8. Codd. Jbf .
ISLE OF WICHT AUTIL-
LKUY.
[No. 17.]
Head Quarters, Fort Victoria.
It.Coloiikl Comkardaht.
■ Perey Scott. J P. Lt. k. p.
98 F......... 9 Dec. 59
Majoe.
Bobert Gordon. UteofU F...M Dee. 69
WEST KENT.
(Ligkt lafaaliy.) [No. 370
Head Quartera, Maidalonc.
COLOKBL.
Sir Thomas Mary on Wilson,
Bart. DL. JP 31 Apr. 53
UBirr.CQi.oaxi..
Geo. Fi«r<.Torhngton,fol»Z#.
IF. 97Feb 64
KENT ARTILLERY.
[No. 1&}
Head Qnarters, Dorer.
COLOTTRL.
J. R. FiA-oHN/ Sydney. DL. JF. 4 Ma; iS
LTRUT.CoLOVrL.
John Fnrnubv Cator, I)L.
Capt. A. p, 'Kcptd sleiUlerf fMqril
MAJom.
Henry John Tliomaa. LtC^.
k.p. U. Art 8 Jnei9
CArrATKt.
Bobert Matthew laaeko 10 Jnh It
John Kiikpaliick i Det.tf
Walter Thomas Wnring ]u May 56
Cbaa. Nassau Giruddt .. 10M«ii»
Charlea Bctauclerk ,. ftOctSl
William Bartnm SMJiiaien
LlBlTRKANTB.
Robert Alared Oenne, imta rf
Jtojfat iV«rv ..:S3llk.68
Leuuard Strong _. 7 J ah 68
Wm. Stanley IMiaon.. 3])k.68
tnucis kegan Cox, Ufa C^€.
J* ''••.••.■•...■•...••••..•....,^ VvHOsB
ThouiaB Fknner Bniley 18 Am^iM
SBOOKD LlBtTTBJIAimu
RtepheiiMatllieer Genre Mi^ift
Jtdin Cnrtoia Adolphna BonetSlI Ak.0
Henry Barhun Scuoora IDbel M
Adj. f Oi|)<.~Jolui M-GU-
lum. UteofH.jirt l4M^y6S
Qr.lfa#/.— George Pnrkor,lele
<^A Mt 81an.U
Suraean. — Uctaviu Frederick
H«ri««8« lJiit»
JMt«(.5iiryeoN.— Heniy B^y ^ Oet^ ^
X«dFoiii«l.
il^eM<«, Mecan. Cox i^d Ca, -
MOiHa of Engbtnd and fFaki.
est
»YAL LAlfCASHIRE.
'htks ^Lmumrttr's Ornm,)
d Quartera, Luuaite r.
COLOHBL.
A Qifton, DL. JP.
li.lUfiOi* 6 Oct. 63
LiRCT.COLONXL.
Claytou, DL. J P.
.£0>. S»yeU63
Majom.
•ed lflM«r.4fl
ton Crotii, DL. JP. S4 Nor. 55
Captains.
iUiamMn i!5Nov.31
tfTKciUen.DL. JP.13 Nov. 43
dMT Uavion 1 Oct. 53
ke, l»L. JF » Nov. 63
tie (8) late 14. 91 F. 19 Nov. 63
[oratio Gary, J P. ...31 Mar. 53
7 Hanurd, DL. ... G K\it. 5,1
f ..II Mar. 56
tanlej Hornbj ...17Jaly6tf
iUibert J. Veraturne
* CaptmiH 37 F. A Ang. 58
1 Noble in Oct. 58
5U Auilertun 3tfApr. 59
LiKfTI.VAJin.
•ker n May 55
pence Campion 34 Nor. "^
31N0T.55
. Tiraiifhuibaiid ...-MSent. 58
Bradeoaw uo
EKSIOKi.
f.^Brytn Hionihillt
U%J>r.e4t, 25 Feb. 59
;— ^Francia Dick-
A.JI. 5t/^. SB July 54
.-Roht. KttisliU,
2Drf 1 Dec. 60
tcalfe Johnion 15 Auy. ti9
^— JohnOldnuui... 1 Aug. 59
Blue Kadngi.
«, Meuri. Cos and Co.
ȴAL LANCASHIllE.
« ^Lmuu9tn*M Own Rijiet.)
[No. lis.]
d Quartera, Liverpool.
COLOHBL Commandant.
idMth. Bl. DL. JP. I Mar. IS
Maioxb.
^lawfl) 4 Oct. 52
hiiMleU. DL. JP. ... 3 Nov. IS i
CArTAiMa. I
inaon 35 Apr. 46 1
laby Pitigenild, Imtt ,
IMer 40ct. 63
ttlcdale. DL.JP. ... 7 Oct. S3 {
mas Bonnie, J P. ...li Apr. 53
Thomas Knigfat ...15 Apr. 53
Aardton Lane ...IH Nov. 5ft !
latBoehlbrt 80Aux.65
irde II Feb. 08 i
rndiah Waid S4Apr.l6|
Qarravay 17Srpt.56
SUrkie 4 Srrti. IR ;
SflNw.a9'
Wm. Browning Gardner ...... 5 Nov. 58
Richard T. Irviuc 28 Nov. 68
Rol»crt nigbat 13 May 59
Vni-ii T. Riiiicrt Preston 5 Nov 59
KxaiQNS.
Goo. Mallirunt Lane 9 Nov. 58
Ilcnry Turrcy 2G€>ct. 59
JJj. Jh Cmpt.—imsk. Weir, laU
ofSrQlM Fh*. GdM 7reb. 46
Qr.MiuUr. — David Bilham,
Jfou. Capi. k.p. WF SI Dec 14
Surf. — William Hargreaves
irfamtold SFeb.lB
AuULSttrg —liAw. Ruaa«ll ...87 Feb. 55
Scarlet Faeiugi.
Age»t, Vesey W. Holt, Esq,
Mrd IIOYAL LAXCASmilK.
{TktI>Ht9ofUiumMUr'*0»n.) [No. 135.]
Head Quarters. I'reatOT.
*' MfeJiternnean.**
COLO.<«BL.
Julin Wilson Patten, MP. DL.
Aide-dt-Cmmp to Ike ^utenlh Nov. 43
LiKL'T.CoLONKL.
Williiim M.iibiaB,vU; laie Lt.
Cot. 02 F. 3 Nov. 55
Majobs.
Montague Joseph Fcilden,MP.
DL 11 Mar.SS
Caftaixs.
James German 1 Oct. 53
Tliomas Bichard CroLsa 3 Oct. 53
Wiiium NicholBOD 13Mar.5S
Wm. Tlioa. ilarris, tnte Cupt.
S3 F. 56 May 61
John Edward Orrell 13 Apr. 65
Frederick Silvester 14 Apr. 66
Frederick Townley Parker ...16 Apr. 65
Tlioa. Wilkinfon Kdwaids, Me
Cmpi.WF.^Ad) 4JuBe65
Thomas Ealmes Withingtou... t? June 55
John RolnnsoB Pedder 7 Feb. 17
Robert l-lirry 4 Sept. 5«
James Ormsbv ....30 July 59
LlBDTBNAllTS.
John Brophey,(16) laleqfei J.19 June 63
»ed«riek Beasley 3 Nov. 61
Peytna Sheals 8Dee.65
TliomaaConry KnuK 8 Dec 69
Henry Powvs 34 Miiy 56
Holiert BlQckmoru 7 Feb. 57
William Turner 4Sopt.58
Thomas James Ecdci uu
Wm. FUrh Storv do
William Henry 'While 15 Ort. 58
Francia Uw lA OeU 58
John Ley land Feflden 8U Joly 50
Ensions.
Wm. Style Dona 34 May 56
Fred. .\iig. White 16 Ort. 5n
Charlea Fred. Bnhlwia 3 June 59
'Dionias Grimihaw 4 June 59
William Gardner Bird 4 Jnly 59
J4J. ^ (Uipt.^yf. Percivul
Elgec, (1&) lat0 Capt. W F. 30 June 65
PavMtuter. — Aylmer fjimliert
Uoarkc, Ute Capt. Vmmtt. ...33 Dec. 54
Or.Jfiw/m^John He«-itt ... 8 Dec. 14
^V^.-Riehard Allen SFeb.BH
AtsiH.Sarp. — Henry Con-
stuntine Colgan, MD. 6 Apr. 56
Bine Facings.
Jgeutit McBsrs.Alex. ¥. Ridgvay fc Sons.
Vajou.
Richard Phibbs. DL. (9), hit
rapt. 48 F. 3IHar.l3
John Sonthcote Mansargli,
late of a Dragoon U4» 31 Mar. IS
CAPTArxs.
David Ainsworth Sb
Thomas Bourne, JP S9
WilUam Walter Trafford 89
Henry Chua. AdolphusChirke,
late of ^ F. 89
Arehd.Wm. Clarke 31
WUIiiim Gray, MP. JP 39
Cbas. Hoghiun. late Ctat, 1 Dr.
Gds. .3 .85
Lawrenee Heyworth 8
George Arthur Crawford 17
George Barlow 18
William Gibton 4
Julin J. Westenra 8mith lU
Tliunias HnrgrvuYus 18 Dec. 69
Mar. 53
Mar.M
Mar. IS
Mar.U
Mar.5S
Mar. 53
KoT.14
Mm 15
Apr.M
Apr. 69
Aug. 59
Oct. 59
LIKUTB.NAHTS.
Frederick Phillips ISeptll
Hiirthulnmew Lloyd O'Biieii... 11 Mar.68
Wm. S«dby F. Taunton ...Si Apr. 68
Cecil Wm. Kctham 16 June 58
Henry M. Howard 18Apr.lt
Henry Edward Butler 30 May 50
Henry Wm. Covne 5 Aug. 19
Wm. Sheffield Bethau ID Oct. 19
ChurU's Gore Ring du
Ekstovi.
Hugh Uiltoo llorniiy 33 Jib. M
James Fred. Steiner 14 Apr. 69
JUL /- Cupt.—Tho%. Bobbins,
Uu It. i- AJ(i. 5 Ih. Oi/«....99Mar.lS
Paymaeter.— Sheffield Belliam36 Feb. 56
Qr.Jlfa«/«r.— Tliomaa Bestland
Kuott. /«<«£/. 4/*. lOct. M
Surg. — Thomas Birlej £c-
cleston 7 Sept 59
^Mu/.5Mfy.— Charles White . 7 Sept. 69
Blue Facintt.
Agents, Mesiit. Coz and Co.
LiBeTRRAIITB. I
ivanl Wright IS Jan. 15
rley A..86Apr.ll)
liam John Barlow... 30 Aug. 55
Ihwki Craia 7 Mar. M
uoM I Nov. 18
Mi m»»»» do
will—.......... do
4tii royal LANCASHIllE.
(Tke Jhike of UmeoiterU Own Light
Jufantrg.)
[Ko.84]
Head Quarters, Warrington.
LIBOT.C0LOIIBL COMMAMUAKT.
John Ireland Blaekbnnii. iale
^IDr.Gde SSMar.l^
STB ROYAL LANCASHIRE.
[No. 181.)
Head Qnartera, Bumley.
LlKUT.COLOirKL COMHANUANT.
Charles Ton neley, DL. JP. ...16 Mar. 51
Majobb.
John Townelcy, DL 14 Apr. 18
Ahin Chambre (10), J P. late
Capt. 17 Laofert IS Avf . U
CAirrAiNB.
James Grfcnuuod 19 Apr. 58
John Joaeph Middleton SO Apr. 18
ThomaaaualbunieParkerA>L.8l Apr. It
Rdward Petre 91 Apr. U
Geor^ Deeks Skingley 93 Apr. 18
William Lister Bagar.JP S3 Apr. 13
John Pickup Urd. S3 Apr. 53
(Vederic Broadbent S3 Apr. 18
Daniel Grant Breretoa 16 Feb.M
Antony Buck Creek 16 JmeU
Edward lawyer 38 Ju(y 61
l^^KinianBaM«auM(17) 19 Jan. U
\AlVTBmABTa.
fiWr C. ^tflaoBaia W Jnly II
Vwd- K^n .llTrf.lf
^ tir'S^^^*'^^ ...A9M»r.M
MXUtim of JEngkml and WakLi
jMnnOmnatniriuikeU If Mir.&S t7TR ROYAL IJ^NCASHIRE^
I'ra. EdT. IlMMTd.......^ SH May U
AnthonT Blake Lynch 2» !>«. 5/
Henry John Birkcr 1 >'«h.5»*
>:dw>r4 ViddMoD 7Jnnefi9|
Wn. KdmoDitone Lcndrick ... do
[No. ISO.]
Read Quarter^. Buy.
Eirsinm.
(leofire Fentan 10 Pec. B7
Andrew Dtlkm Browne 2 Feb.SM
Jolin JfiM^ »Ulls 1 July 19
JiJ.90at.~Chu. IlamiHon
tmum, (8) Ui4 Ofi . 0 P. 16 Mar. S3
(MpimtH .'. 18 Af r. 68
^ JfMf.— WiHiam Flack IS Jan. S5
fibryrafi.' Wm. Miller Coul-
- 14KOT.07
JirittJurff. — George Smir-
thwaite 8 July 58
Bhu Facnst.
JgeiUt, Ueun. C. K. k W. McGri^or.
8th BOYAL LANCASHIRE.
(BiJIes.) [No. as.]
Hoad QoarUn, Aahton nndor Lyne.
Colon Ki..
UotuMw. BootU Wilkrakam,
DL. J7. Cotonelt UU of
CtUUUOii. 8 Jan. ofi
LiRirr.Coi^iixi. Coniianda5t.
John Hewy Piuide. CMamW
lmi9ofOild»t,Qdt ...9 Jan. &6
Majom.
Thoa. Edw. Wilbraham, ic/tf
ayr.S9/'. IdFeb. 56
i^n lliekinbotham Chan-
bm, DL. JF. !«<« Ci/i/.
46 F, 6 Dw. 55
Carr^iNfl.
John Copley Wrvy 93 Jan. 55
Wn. Hewy GUlman, Br*9§t
CtLreLf.p.9»r, 16 Feb. 65
William If orahall 19 Feb. 5o
Hicbard Lambert, hie of B.
4H S9Mar. 55
Wm. Middleton Moore, fa /«
LtAoF 15 Jane 56
Edw. Fleelvood Ueaketh ..16 June 65
Henry Mawdiley 5 l>ec. 55
Ricliard Whelan IS May 56
Roger Forreat 30 Sept. 58
Wm. Ym. Smith do
Bichaxd Lomax 1 July 59
William Singleton 17 Aut;. 59
Henry Rkliaxda 12 ix-c «9
LlEUTINAlfTS.
Joaeph Bich. Hamilton ....89 Oct. 55
William Hlcki 99 Oct. 56
Kichard Murray Tlmnpaon.. 15 Dec. 55
Wm. BagoHVArey S8 Jan. 56
JohM Clarke Swanton 16 June 50
Matthen- John Alfred Goaset 3 IKt. 59
EzcilGiia.
John Geo. D. HinchiB 5 Apr. 66
Walter Miller Lambert 89 Sept 68
Meredith Thompaon IS Apr. 59
Edward Hewitt 34 May 59
dii. 1- Om/.— Wm. Harta.
bora CIS) Ctipt. Vnatt, tatt
C^t.UF. 18Jan. 55
JP«MM«ftfr.— Cliriatopher J.
Htmilton 16 Hay 55
1^. JfMlfr. — Lovick Lofhu
Reade 83 Aug. 66
Aif]^«M.— JdinGregaon Har-
naoo. M-D 1 Sept. 56
JstittJSurff.—John Hnrkn
Cnig ..: 84 May 55
I C0L01IK&.
Hon, ChmrltM JametFufStam-
ley, UU U.a>L Gr. Gds, . .81 Feb. 65
LirrT.Cni.o:<BL Commaivdakt.
John Mward Madocka, M§
I Capt.UDr* 88 Mar. 55
M/uoaa.
John Hardy Thunby, hU of
90F. 5Apr. 55
Robert Cnmming, Me Cmpt.
58/". 3 Aug. 57
CAnAiRi.
Francii Leppcr, UU9 Cfi.
h\F. ....V. 13 Mar. 55
Charlea Edward LciK1^ '«/«
of99F. 84 Mar. 55
Geo JoliB Stewart. Ute Lt. 5 FJ26 Apr. 65
John Rowlandaon MBnhaU...18 May 55
Thumna Greenwood 17 Mht 53
Jamca Aahton 18 Miiy 55
Simeon Heiiry Stuart, /ale £#.
r«N>./MN Ri/fee 90 Julf 55
F^w. Chetham Strode, J P.... 9 Feb. 58
Rich. Ilackett.f«itf Mitt. 9iF. 9 Febu 58
Thomaa Ridgway Bridaon ... 3 Feb. 58
John Hamilton 9Jaie 19
LTEVTBVAfrra.
Thoa. Herwood 1 Aug. 85
Charlea Wm. Fennel 89 Oct 55
Edmund Feck 8 June 57
Henry Smith 2 Feb. 58
Richard Cope 17 June 58
0«-en H. ¥. O'MaUcy 18 Oct 58
Geo. Edward Gorton 9 June 69
Ilinrr WiUiam Matheira 1 Julf 01
LangKmlBca iJnly 59
Exaiova.
Wm. Dunbar Quinlan 1 Aug. 68
Patrick John Tieman 8 Jan. 68
George HoDinga • 18 Oct 68
John Kale Daniell do
Adnitmit mni Cept.—JUtiait
Mathew Roberta, late Cupt.
86 F. 11 Apr. 55
Qr,MmtUr.^Oapt. Gcorve
Crltpln, A. ». 07 F, 14 Sept 67
5HrffraM.—R.T. Whitehead ...18 May 55
..tfMU/.5Hr9.— Jn.Stubbi Wait 24 Aug. 57
Bbcoitd laaataMAMn.
OUabGoHAu •M.MWM.M— M.kMnMApr. flt'
John hu. Hcniy Handtan... 4 Job »=
OMMtt Wood ..«..M..M.M|.MM*100flt flt'
RkhardAHioiiJohiiaoK ^...JMOBlII
J^. ^ CMl^Wm. Canpfaill.
ImU^M. Art .1SA|r.a
iVyMM/er.— C1iria.M.Dave5. . 1, 00.17
Qr.Mmster. -John Blain 5 Oct 57
Surg.^ John BatfMOi ..^...^.83 Jan. S9
JtMiei.Smrg.^'ChnM. Oalthnp
Mitcfainaon ..^..^.m... 4JbM59
Red Pkefnga.
Jgnt, A. Lawritir Jbf.
ROYAL LANCASHIRE
ARTILLERY.
[No. 19.]
[Embodied.}
Head Quartera^ Kiuaale.
LIKUT.COLORKL CoMMAKOAHT.
Thomas Atcliiion, Copt rei.
fMllpny, B. Art 33 May 57
MAJOia.
Jamea Bourne. DL. JF IS May 61
Henry Thomaa Fyera, Capt,
k.p. R. Art ^ 4 Oct. 69
CAPTAixa.
Jamea Middleton 8S Apr. 56
BeiiJ. Remington WiUiam8,(4)
laU of Ber^l TForse Art...M Jan. 67
William Graham FumiTall ...18 June 67
Hill aiarley Moore 3 Feb. 58
William Walker 808ept.59
Henry Tnke Holmea 4 Oct. 59
Fian LrBUTBif AifTB.
Alex. M'Caiidie Campbell IS Jnne57
Daniel George Atchiaon 96 MarJU)
Fra. M.Drummond Daviaa ... 4Jun«69
Wideuham Fra. Foabcry 19 Aug. 59
Robert HaU 80Scpt69
Thomaa Chriatie 4 Oct. 69
LKICESTER.
[No. Si.}
Head Quartera,
HoNomABT CoUMitai.
ne IMe ^ Katland.^...... Jl Avl57
LiBui.-CoLoirsih
John King ........SiJidyli
MA«>Ba.
AiM. Henry Lyttlalou Fowrak
late M^rtO F. 93 JaljST
Robert Ralph KoaL .23i^y 57
CAPTAIHa.
Jonathan Wagataff Biraa'. ..JI7A|ftVl
Jlir Fiud . Thomaa Fbwki^ Bt, JiM«i
Joaeph Knight/a/a €mtitman
at-Atnu 870aL 5S
Ednnnd Arthiff Pafct'.".'.'!.*^ Mar.4«
Oao. Thomaa Uom^mf ..U Ai«^
Wm. Henry Chapmaa ...^...iSSept.Si
John Matliew !30ci&S
John Bnckter SI Dec.U
Wm. Edward Phelp SJoItST
Charlea Henry Morria 6 Apr. 55
LlEUTRKAXTa.
Charlea Majnaid Heaebiga... glfor.M
PoRy lional RawUna ..«.,.. S Miytf
Henry Bickley SOScpLoT
'John lleniy Bryan SOScpLS?
Godfrey P. Haffifejc, JMa f/" 1
/'ra .M M»wi.M..0 Nor. ST
Henry Moody .«.„.... 5 Dee. if
Thoa. Alex. Lcjah Knipe .38Jntt»
Arthur Dison Bawlina ....^..^^naeSft
Thomaa S. Harding. Ut4 ^
Tam*k Coutiamati....^ :.S8Juie59
Thomaa John !S. uetrkte. lot*
flfS F, :..,Mhmm
KMaiOHs.
Joaoh Guv Knifht .......^..^Slwr^
liarby BartMT 14 JnljU
AH, d- Can/w-Jamea Pallinr
Coatobadie, IrnU QmL 70 J^. 1 J#rfi
QrJKaf/rr.-AlMWUtbj ^JMU^H
Alr||r^Wm.UB»ia ..^...1^ %1lm.0
iana/aal 5Mfy.~0a(B|a AI«E.
Moorbaad ^..-..^It Tab.0
Yellow VMaga.
AgnUtt Meaan. On h Ga.
ROYAL NORTH LtNOOUT
[No. 8.1
[Embodied.^
Head Qaarten. Kcwiy.
HOROEAKT COLOSrXL.
George Toniline, MP. UU of
1 £(/* GJe 89 Mar 51
LiKUT.COLUSBL 0K<1IAJIDAICT-
Richard ElKMD.in:..iP 19 July »
Majom.
RoH. Wniiaai Mm Momdm
MP. t'lM .ta.WWkM.MMMM.*..'
Jfliui GoUan Mt«M»n«i
mil in*t.
B^ ^UBn.n
rr.:::;;;;;.S1.1.!!
!SSJ°':?.';..lB,g
Mmtblnl 1 Mq l< ,
jiWUtAw ..ISN«. W 1
w _ 3» CI- "
£dM tl Fi
IBH SV
JuneSR
— Jo1intliinu]r,(3) '
ITK nlblH
Dan«,laM
2SJ«lJ*B
tea. UilcMiR* ... ) Mw-tS
- w.T.oiriimHM n N**. n
■((.HcMK-CoifcCa.
, SOUTH LINCOLN.
rhM'. j(i*iu»»i
HiBtim e/* £nghmd aid Wmle$.
Rotori acrrmi Wyllc
IrmC. H-taHriLMr
Wan D««ciM»iKt«
Tn s. Muvr.l Ste^Wn ..
BcyJ. •: 1 • It StepkravMi .
Fraarw Biam
fredrnrk Bndfer -....
Witacr MiriiMff
Cborkt Ubdoz reel, Imte tg
ilmstvi
.it lire. M
S« Apr. &»
ii U.x. &9
do
. 10JU.H
Cliiilrf TiiM f-rr ^ J'»'i -8
J^it. i- O'fi-.in.-TJw. Mi!u
tcmk n I . ii r, /oif ( '«fi< (^ •/'. 1 -1 Apr. £9
©•■Jlaiffr.— OfO, Ketlln .. 1^ >'it.''7
*r«.-.Nieltol»« M-Uhu. >1I>. 4Juucl2
iffW«i.Siir/.— CLirJrt Godiuii 9 U«.t. j6
Snr'.ct far.ngt.
STKR MIllliLK>KX.
Ilcad QuartfTi, liimham Omn.
" MfdHfrramtait."
CcuMH r.L.
n. C. C. ruct Chelua. Ml*.
IIIj.jp • Dec. 41
Liri-T.Oii.n?(Ki.. I
John Jamei GiuHop, JP lu Aag. 34
Major.
Henry Penlini, DL. 18 Aug. 64
CArTAixa.
Charicfl Itilfi SFfb.U
Bobcrt Monkbonse Piper f3 V].t.S4
Uvtrd llnrrar 11 Jul. 63
llenfy imepk P. Woodhrad...24 Dec. .V)
WiUum Henry Burpii 4 May 14
Fred. Tbonioi Parimii. J P. ...SlJuneSt
Joaepti Perriral i»«an S Mar. 65
LtwitHoHfii »Jan.u*«
AnDcit XicholU 33 Feb. 59
NatLaniel Taylor. 23 Oct.iS i
LllL'TCSASia.
John Wnicocka 16 Dec. 36
Fred. .Ufred Stone U J.in.5^
Samuel John Unwin :2C>or.53
Xnsig^v.
J4f. ^ CtpL—yim. Thoniaa iH May 39
Pm§fmaster.-^
OrJf««f4r— Jnaca Lee 37 May 69
Airywra.— James M'Cann 87 Oct. 52
JisistJSurff.-^^'m. Hiuinan .. 3 July 59
Bine fiuings.
Agentit Mettn. Hopkinson !t Cu.
Ed». llamiiion Ftaney, Ul#
f>f\ r lOSqpLM
Charin GeoTfe Bonlion llJu. tS
rhartrt Mv. Moniacff nfcyl^U
Vn. Kliaa Tanntoa II iiri.U
Mjr:i ninkfLMiiiahte ...... UlH^'i.iT
CVhK^l^.i.-.imf .R.iaiuU.lafr
Capl k', F 6iuK&9
Gr.fLa >:ch..:^. lit. limj»r,
r f.y% T. t Not. 59
LlEl'TBJIASrtS.
CLarlii Ratutun 1 J::n. 6'
Chann lri>iin-ti.u Rutucrfonils.luy. !^3
l!i>9 ) .t..^ia.u W;x<tOjr .. •'■.•Ocl. ^C
llrnrr Filerri'^n Kiiip. laff
l.i'iur. S2 I 27 'Vt. 57
1L>#i. Filimaurire Burkr U Dec. 37
Vim. P:ij|ip d'AUinftOO Jinn39 Oct. &p
Ldward Bullock Jarkion liu
E.'VdlG.NC.
Prrf^on 0*h. rni: Papr 19 Nov. 57
lii.<nri« Alliimue ?(iirmnn IG iKrC. 57
(iwwr^ Rnoke l^jHiir '»*
Mirh.iti lit.'ri,, 1*«Apr.5V
Ttii-..iii iliiiit Ifi Ma* ■*•{<
Ki-'irn l.iir St>:<iii)p 5 Ang-^^
Gni Rfibt-n H.-irrciM --7 0ii.59
.4JJ. /• r«i./.-l'Ur1es. Wni.
r:»rkfr. Me Oyr. W f. ...KXor.SS
Pn^fmuifr. — U alhi-vi Uuppic-
it'jiie i.^pr. 5^
Qr.J/«.r.''r. — Gto. Hope, Ute
'/:: F. 3An]!.»4
Sur^em — Juun lirrrr Hrrant 16 Uci. 57
A f rut. Sum. — Kdwi'n .\dol*
phn», >f.I>. lnteof7i #'... 16 Oct. 67
Bine Factnp.
.4 r^ats. Mcisrf . C«x It Co.
. Edwu CL
.^U3Coi.tt
AafeMy Nttnrri Immm ^ «i^ ■:
Ckmtm M. lir^ea ScnvM 10iMi«
Obaitai lnnd.il MMI
Frvderck BarMA.......^ ffi VvV
Fn. GfA. T. CnnrnghaM. M J^M
.\nhnrBriaM« '. ^.JDtaUf
Uttfeot Hmrv iWabory.^ iaa.i
Adi. mmd rBft'nm.^Wm. BdL
Ute Lt.amd A4i. M F. IS Mtf.Sfi
Pajracf r/r.— lietarri Pifft, hu
.fCJAjt-eMs. J91'ib.il
QrMmstrr — J^^n C*Mibca,
la<r>>'64/. 81 On K
5iiryr«^ -!^. W. M. W.iLer. 60llf>.U
bii«u .'. ^. .*.l7f((^si
Blue Faciuga.
.^y i//, Xesut. Cui k Co.
4th or KOYAL south
MIDDLESEX.
[No. 1S8.]
Head Quarten, Hnnniknr.
LlXUT.COLOXXL CnMMA5DAirr.
JcAn 9rriTen. DL. J P. UU
Oyl.51 F 16Sept.55
Majom.
Chu. Poreanx Rirby. <1) Ute
yj^if 14 Madfmt NJ, 4 Jan. 65
Arthur Chat. FitiJamei, /af«
Xi, 9S /'. 13 Ang.69
Caraibs.
Qm. Barrington GodboU, Utt
%4 iMmt.ln F.^ S« Apr. 64
5th royal ELTHOKNR
MIDDLKSKX.
{Light Lifamlrf.'. 'JSo. ».]
[Lmbodicd.]
Ilcad Quaiten, AMcnhut.
Lit I'T.COLOML (>>]|]IAKDAST.
Lodge Murray Prior, DL.. m..
lute of \i Lamcert ^ 4 May 66
Majou.
Hdv. Deane Freeman. UL. JP.
hte^^DrmfoomtHs nJnly66
Ricfaard Geor|te Gnnge, l«/v
Ciipt. BtHfml ArMf Jt Jan. 68
CAPT\I5if.
Edwanl Tbouaa King, ImN af
31 F. 10 Oct. 53
Allicrt Wni. Miirmv, hlrCapt.
H. Trinidad BaltaUon 9 Mar. 51
John .\lcx. Hunter, Me Cnpt.
» /'. 2S Dec. 54
Fred. \\'illiam Woodall .S Aufr. 55
Joseph Deane Freeman 13 Oct. 55
Deane John Hoarr 13 Mar. 57
Atcb. Cockrane Forttcr, late
<if6iF. 27 Oct. 57
Geortre Lnne 17 Dec. 57
Wm. Henry Moidannt. 36Jaif 58
Urnnr Wilaon, iateCapi, 1 Dr.
a/i 38 Jan. 69
Lieutenants.
Henry Short 11 Apr. 68
John Richd. Blake, UU^t F.13 June 66
Roderick M'DonaldCamphclLll Jan. 68
William lliomai L. Lloyd 14 Apr. 68
Jo«C|ih Baldenun ISAng.SS
Wm. Robinson Truman 270ct. 3S
Wm. Grifln Stack, Imtmctor
ofMwketrf M Mar. 59
Wm. Alsey Turner 2<» Apr. 59
Arthur Honex S9 JiUt 69
OctATiui Weld 80 Sepf. 69
£NaiGaa.
D'Oyley Wm.Battley lSAiig.68
ISnYAL MONMolTH.
aight Ufimiwy.) :?IqlS1.]
Und Qoarten. M— mUl
lIosroKAKT CoLonn.
llcnrtMnrjruiCliffunl.MP.UL. 6MtfiJi
Liri-T.CouMinL Commahdait.
John Franoa VaiqikMi 16 Jniya
Majok*.
Jolm Si Ivrn Faync.Mr Uni,
14 jr f 4^a
Francis M''ivmMU//«fo jfwi^
71 #. _imv.u
CAFTAIKt.
James ThiTice 81 KyB
Oeorfc OriAn TyWt. 6JM.U
tliomaa Bniok l«llv«
John Richanl Ranell ^ 1 Jan. 16
Almcrirm BUkcncf Savery ... lAigV
John Griffith ^lieclcy 9 AagM
Brran Shechv 2 Sw j<
WAliam Leigh 13l*rJt
LlCUTEKAJSn.
George Arthur Lloyd ! Apr. 51
Jamca Brtivac ...'....... JjJikSI
Robert RcddaU WilluaaoB ... lABf.!?
John Samoiaki 9 An-a^
Rliya Hrychan PoveQ ...^... lliar.51
William Brcdin 6Hir.il
Arthur Edwanl BeniM .ItVcr.*
Biruuis.
Fred. Charles nyue JUJiIrR
Charies Gcorfo Kane 8l£»
William Allanay S4Sept.5S
Wm. Henry Wkdny ft Ab|. 3f
I'j'/.— John Monev Cnrlv,
apt.h.p, rmmii.' 19 Jan. 46
Pawwuutrr. — Richard Jones.
t^te Capt. //ffMwrim JrMiMrf36 J one 54
Any.— George Wilson 10 Oct. S«
AsnstJliiM. — James Ejres
Comard J5 Jaa. 56
Bine Faeinga.
Afeut, E. S.Ooid,Jbr.
BOYAL MONTOOXEBT.
(J7)/fef.) [Ho. 67.}
Head Qaaiteis, WdUbposL
LlE1TT.CGL01f KL COKBABBAMk
John Edward U. Pijos \\\
lute Capt. 3 F^ 35JaBeaJ
Majoi.
Geo. Beadnell (S), Imte Zimi.
i Bengal Antf m.- 30Jmf6i
j CAtTAnA.
John n. Heywnnl ...mm ti HijH
I J, P. Uarrisoa • »..«.. mU J V**
Heniy NiehoUs .„..,j^ .19S&S
I Bichsid TnriHU VhCb U M 11
LuUTBKAVTa.
.J R. itulwy ....wi..... 4Aii(. U
JuMiMehMtiu CBU....^ S4lltf.B6
A|ur.]f. tatherlnd AMmjU
MimmtVaaan Thomnn U OeC 18
ift&i5r4a #•• OTJuiie4«
Sury.— W.Wrmtn, M.D..,....10Sept.59
Scarlet £adngii.
Agents, Messri. Cox k Co.
1st, o» west NORFOLK.
ITeiil Qiiarten, Culchcster.
LlKt'T.COLOI«EL COMXANIIAIfT.
Ilanibleton Franeii Cusiance.
J>L. 16M«y Bl
Majou.
CfcariM Bedinifield 16 May 64
Bom, Frederick W«lpole(l)^.
HJf. .». 17 Way 5«
GAPTAIiri.
Oeorgt Annutai liualuim ...96 May 52
Philip Bcdinzfield 22 Aur. 53
Charlra Kdward Bisiiold SO May 58
Joacfh Edwin I>iiy »1 Muy 53
Hum. Wb. Yenutaine, latt of
Wf. 57DCC.B4
Hennr Geo. Bedlngfeld H Jun. SS
lUtberi Uorrii :U) June 59
LllCTEVAHTS.
Boaeville Brackeubury 8 Jan. 56
JUMi MeDxie* 3 Fib. 68
Willfan Herring 3() Mar. 58
OaWlB HtU UJuncoU
Ersigks.
John Storer Brown 8 Jan. 58
John Henry Ifarnu 34) June 59
JJULi- ryfil.— Uenzy Feisler
LTSHnoit, lots Ctft. SI F. 17 Apr. 69
JVrwurfn- -Crrt V-nt Gke-
won, ImteCipl. 90 F. 18 Dec. 55
Or. Jfaflw.— Daniel Hampsonl2 Jan. 65
lirf.— David Fenrire 10 Nor. 68
^Un«f.5aryeQii.— Jai. Baitou
Peytherth.: 80 May 58
White Factuga.
AgtMU, Meaira. Cox fc Co.
2nd, or east NORFOLK.
[No. 40.]
Head Quarters, Yarmontb.
Coijonei.
Uou. Berktiey Vfodehoaae,DL.
UU Mi^for S Uiumn 9 Sept. 43
LiKtiT.COLOirXL.
Sir Ednraiid ITenry K. lacon,
Arl.MP. DL. JP 31 Auic. 69
Majob.
Johm If arcoB, 3 P. laU Cnpt. 1 i
^Tm •••••••••.•••••••<•«••••. ..••■..•Ol Aug. DV
CAFTAIJia.
Qflonc Gninrille Glorer, lule
Omi.1FrmHen SaNoT.63
jfGtt. DL. JP 10 pee. 63
Wn. M. L Haggard. DL. JP. 16 Dec. 64
Utair CoUham Mithtw, JP.. .3 >'ot. 66
_^ — ^ -
Charles Applewhaite S6 Bept.57
Chat. P. 8. Entor, latt Otpl.
Mmdrmt Jrmy 1R llar.68
Charles Fred. Allem 7fcpt.B9
Robert Arthur Hifing 10 Dcr. 60
LlEVTBNA!(TS.
Wiu. Wood Townshend 16 July 59
Wm. "DunhY Palmrr 23 July 59
Wni. FrcU.'Windlnm 10 Oct. 59
J,ljl.4' Cfi/;/.— Hobtfit Charles
llolmn JatcCtat.WHiutat4%t Mar. 68
qr.Mr. — Wm. Hardimtut ...10 Urt. 59
^ur^.— Jii.Cuporn Smith, JP. 18 Oct. 53
Jss'ut.Surg.—3n. Wni. Crow 30 Mar. 5S
White Facings.
J^fiitu, Messrs. Cox fc Co.
NOllFOLK ARTILLERY.
[No. 92.]
[KmboUicd.]
Head Qaartcrs, Sliecrneii.
IIONOKAaT COLUAKU
Jacob, Lufd Hastings 24]lay 56
LTRrT.COLOXSL COMHANDANT.
Fra.l/i:strangeAstley.DL.JP. 1 June 56
Majoi.
John Pcnrice, Ji* lJunu5-i
Captains.
Jas. Huy WiMlehoiise 2 Jnne'i6
Rnnul Stephen Beilinirfcld ... 4June53
lioH. Aalph lIarborii> late
OnpL 71 F. 60 May 59
FaIw. Henry Rust D'Eyc liRfpt.59
Lir.LTKKASTR.
Robert Bacon Longe S7Aiig. 55
Shovell Ilcnry Brercton 19 Oct. 57
/foN. llarlMiFd llariiord 8 Apr. 69
CouHl Melcliior G. de WexeU 13 Sei)t. 59
SkCORD LiKliTEBAICTS.
Henry H. M. Seel 96 Apr. 59
Fred. Henry Brice 7Juue59
William Bedingfleld 8 Jane69
^<(/. 4* Coii/.- JQ]inGUbertaon 3 May SS
QrMaslcr.- Arthur &uaseU...liJune59
0«rj.— Cliarles Cory Aldred^
J? 27 .Aug. 53
Jfffntt, Messrs. Cox fc Co.
Herbert SUples Smith .........31 Dec. 53
ThooiB Robert AMdi«v .i.... 6 May M
AJdboroagh IL Ruidte, Utt
Cgpt.HiF. S Dec. 64
Henry Mincel Stockdale U Now 67
Robert James D'Arcy 19 Dec. fi7
%m. Kerr 83 >^h. 68
LlBUTJCNAHTa.
FMeriek William Bowman ...14 Ang^ 64
Hewitt Linton 91Juue6i
Wm. H.W.DeCapelBiooke... 7 Jan. 66
Philip Wake 15 Oct. 6?
Wm. S. B. Whitworth 16 Oct. 67
TliKmia Henry Pares 7Hof. 67
Charles Jcniiini S6 Nor. 67
Gcoinc Wm. Piatt 0 Jan. 68
Philip Baitv 10J«n. 6B
Geo. Airrcif LnwrrnoB 19 Ayr. 68
f^BSIORB.
Henry Chas. Chaves LneenalS Nor. 67
Gerard Septimus Kurlon ...14 Nor. 67
St uait Vivian Fraser 10 Feb. 68
Grico Ricliard Sm}th 16 Feb. 68
Adjf. 4' CVf /.—Thomas Rose,
late Copt. 15 F 7 Feb. 46
PuyniMtef — JamcsRay Norton,
<Mpt. Vtta/t 19 Apr. U
^ri/M/tfr—Hinun Manfull . .80 Nor. 67
Surg.—Vrm. Alex. Barr, M.D.B6 Jan. 66
j A««ii/J»Mr<7.— Wm. Cruomc...33Mar.6»
Yellow Faciuga.
Afjenttt Messrs. Cox h Co.
NORTHAMPTON.
[No. 48.]
Head Quarters, Nurtluuiipton.
" Mrdxtermuttm."
Colonel.
Thomtu FhiKp Mwnstli, MP.
DL. JP 2Apr.45
Lim.COLOKKL COMHANDAlfT.
£orrf Burghley, MP 7 Jan. 46
Majobs.
Lord Brownbw Tbos. Mon-
tague Cecil, ItUe qf Scots iW.
Ods 10 July 64
Charles Hill, J. P 14 June 65
Captains. . . » R«ra —
Rich. Trevor Clarke, DL. JP. 4Apr.4(\ \ <ij#*>*-^ ''^
WUiiunCbrisUe 18Apr.i« \ iwiiiB^Mn-.
Edward H. Finch Hatton 95 Ort. fil \ MlwAy.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
(Liffkt Infantry.y [No. 87.]
Head Quarters, Alnwick.
IIoNOBAtT Colonel.
Ths Burl o/Bererley, DL.JP.17 MayOi
LtKCT.CoLOHBL CoaVANDANT.
William Matliew Bigge, DL.
latfli.Col.'iOF. 8Sept.6S
Ma JOBS.
LorJl Loraine, DL. J P. late ef
Oren. Oda SSept.SS
Lord Chailrs BcBnclerk, Imte
Cmpt. 1 F. 19 Fab. 67
Captains.
John Potts, JP 99 Apr.81
George Burrell, late Lt.i^F. 16 Oei 69
James Crosby Anderson, late
Ehs. 30 F 21 July 68
William Adainson 91 Jnly 68
John Jobling Weatherly S Nor. 68
Ralph Heniy Phitipsmi 81 Jan. 16
Francis Blake UMay 66
Fenton John Aylmer (S), Me
ffVlF. IS July 68
Wm. U. Shafto, Me if W F. 19Mor«tt
Fred. Stephen Steele, Me Li.
'2 F, 19 May 69
T.IZUTKNABTS.
Jolin David Scott 21 July 63
Knightley Rolled Coxe IS Dee. 66
John Potts 90 Jan. 66
I I.aurencc Mnrlow hidney 31 Jan. 66
William Pcara SONov. 66
William Poits 28 jBBe66
Geo. Pringle Hughes 1BN«T.66
Michael Dodd 98Dte. 68
EksiMs.
A di. 3r Cap^w— Herman Erneat
Galton a), Me Cmpl. 60 F, 18 Fbh. 66
PdjfBUUler.—
CJr.3/«*««" — J<»a»^ JoMS,
Idttf Qr Jfr. 33 f^ 6 Nor. 68
Sufgeon.—YAward Smiles 88cpt.o3
I Joha Robinson 36 Oei. 5^
w
Mauttt 0f Englimd tmd Weki.
KORTUUIfBERLAND
ABTILLEKY.
[Mo. St.]
[Embodied.]
Hood Qoarten, Tynonooth.
LlBirT.COLOIiBL.
CbirlMCIcnaitoon 4 Feb. 58
II A JOB.
ChtrieeJokiRacd 4 Feb. 68
CirrAiae.
Jrip T. 8Feb.S8
lobert CeinMi Bruce, bttt
C^pi.M r. IS Feb. 69
BeniT St. George Prieali. /«/«
^ADrt .' 16 Mw.BS
Pirejr Ckarlci Stanhope TJuiieCV
LlBUTBITArr*.
Tlioe. rorajth Forrest IflJolySS
John Wb. Fiaeh bSept.r.(»
Alfred Jooeph Mecbey 6 Apr. 69
JohnJeBceon 7 June 69
SBCOND LlBUTBHAMTe.
WUUsm Berras S4 Dee. 16
WUlioBiGethrin »Junr59
Henry SpUler S June 69
Heniy John Kyde 17 >ov. 69
JJfi. #■ C!u/.— Wm. MncUy.
Ui§t^U.AH 15 July 54
AifiMoik— Alex. Lrelie Ontrey,
MD., UU qf Turkish Com-
tm§tni ^1 Sept.59
NOTTINGHAM, on ROYAL
SHERWOOD FORKSTKRS.
[No. 69.]
HeadQunrtcn, MoitiaghnBi.
COLOIIBt..
Lnncdot Bolleetoo 11 Apr.SS
L1BUT.C0LOICBL.
WmkuB L. Melliah, le<#av^
MfitBr 9 Nov. 69
MAJom.
Alennder Boddam, Imtt Ctpt.
i8F» 18 Nor. 62
CATTAIHa.
Arthu Bionley 148ept.&S
Arthur 8. U. Love 6N0V.6S
Alfred Buret Lowe Slier. 63
GodfreyG. O.C.Gardiner 6 Bay 54
Charlee J. Barrov 16 Dec. 64
Gm. Dana, Imit Ctpt. EJ.CJS. 8 Feb. 66
Anthooy HeBderaou Fowke ... 6 Apr. 66
John Draper Ueneley 6 July 65
John Stephcna 18 Oct. 67
Aug. Mark Hanmond 16 Oct. 67
Wm. £. Smith. InUruetor tif
Mutketr^ 88 Oct. 58
Wm. Francis Scully 89Aug.50
LnoTBHAiiTa.
John Wm. Prritun. A. p. 76 /*.
Acting Qr.Mmtter 23 Jan. 65
'William Grant 1 June55
Angniah Honor Aug. Durant .18 Sept. 65
Thoa. John Walah. ImU Ens,
7ZF. 29 Sept. 55
£yre E%-ana 16 Dec. 55
Xdvard Alei. Sloane 28 May 66
LoAua John RoUceton 28 Oct. 5b
Henry Peter Munihy 31 Dec. 58
William Ainawortb 29 Aug. 59
JaiporBuma do
EvaioMa.
Leonard Jiques 26 May 68
Henry C. Hoes Johneon 27 Jan. 69
Arthur Halei du
AM. ^ CiM<..^oha F. Uirar-
AdC a),7fl/« Cmft, 48 F. S3 Oct. 66
JVmw.— 9Nieholaa WrixQii(2)
fal# Bmti JT^ 21 /:..... 11 Jane 65
WM^ysn.— Jamea Andeta 28 Apr. IS
ifiMl.AMw.~Wm. BhKher
iiftitiiw fin IS amc. 18
Blue Fadnga.
AgmUit Messrs. Cob and Co.
OXFORDSHIRE.
[No. 81.]
[Embodied.]
Bead Qiuulers, Doi'er.
'* Mediierr^uiMM.**
Color bl.
Chas.Oldfteld Rowica, DL. JP. S Apr. 47
Libut.Colobbl.
John WiUiam Fane. DL. JP... 6 Apr. 47
Ma JOB.
Anthony Morris Storer 26 Mar. 68
CAPTAlHa.
Andrew ManiottMalhews.DL S3 Jan. 46
Uom. Algernon Sydney Arthur
Annesley. UU U. 16 l¥«....l8 Mar. 64
Nicholaa GiffonI SO Oct. 58
Thomas Frederick Bulkeley... do
Edmund Wigley Screme 11 Nor. 58
Fred. Walter Aston 27 Nor. 68
Henry Moody • 17 Aug. 59
Tliomas Mosiey Crowder. /«-
itrmttot ^ MutkHrg 1 Nor. i9
LlBVTBBAllTS.
F.dw. Treror Amey SI Oct. 68
Samuel Perrv do
Herbert Bnehansn 14 Dec. 68
Windham Fra. PliiUipa 29 Dee. 68
Albert Maawell llarte 16 Jan. 69
Compton Legge 16 Mar. 69
Edward Ramsay. 17 Aug. 69
Charles Rirera Bulkeley 1 Nw. 69
EK8IOH8.
Henry Frank Ottd Golding ...29 Dec 68
Walter Haekett do
Henry Alan Clery 6 Jan. 69
Thomas Reid Brown 18 Mar. 68
Geo. Manley Buckle 9 July 69
Chariea Fred. King 2S8ept.69
Adit. J* C^al.^G. Cuming.
Utt Capt, 71 F. t S Feb.46
P«v«uu<.~William Wykeham
HoUoway 6Sept.l8
Sr.MastH'.— John Meadows 8 OcU 67
ir^.— Rich. Jamea Hansard 6 May 66
AsnttSvrg.^Iiobnt George
Watts 6June66
Yellow Farinp.
Agenttt Messrs. Cox and Co.
ROYAL PEMBROKE
ARTILLERY.
[No. 24.]
Head Quarters. Pembroke.
LiEtrr .Color BL Commajidart.
Hugh Owen Owen, DL. JP....16 SeptJO
Ma JOB.
Wm. Hen. Lewis. DL. J P. ...21 May 46
Captatrs.
Jas. Mark Child. DL. JP 6 Jan. 20
Geo. Bowen J. Jordan, DL. JP.21 May 46
Charles Cook Wells. DL. JP.
lat§ Copt. B.B.I. C. 8. 3 June 64
Owen Tucker Edwarda 1 May 67
LiBUTBRANTa.
James Jsmes 71>ee. 68
John Oa-en, Qr.Mm$ter 17June64
WUliam Green Hartley 28Sept.67
Henry LyonWalcott 11 Aug. 68
BenryAckland 4 July 69
SicoRD LRtrrsffAm. ^
John Delaware Lewia UAiKl
Fired. WiUkm HaB. — MMl
Oeofite Calvert ..UBttf
John Graham ^.... Jtli^i
AAit. /• Oy/. #■ i>«ym.->irm.
MoAit Douglas WiUan,
HMkI
Cmft.k.p. H.Art
Smrgiim. — ^Thoa. Dumayne
Bed Facings.
AgfnU, A. F. Bidgwuy k SeB.
ROYAL RADNOR.
(Jtjffm.) [No. 6a]
Head Qiiartera. Pleatign.
Majob Comkardart.
Lawrence Henry Peel. J P. UlU
ofiiF. 27Mtf.S4
Caftair.
Hugh PoweU Prickard 96JBar9
LlRCTBRAMTB.
John F.Willis Kane 40cLi*
Richard WinsbuUcy Onnend 36 Jaaeil
ERaiORB.
Adjl.^ ayl.-Edw. Rswlmga
Haniiam. lUt Owl. 60 F..JODce.H
Affy.— Edwd.MawthillTtemo 8 JH.tt
Scarlet Fadnga.
AgemU,U§mn.Cox.hCo.
RUTLAND.
{light Infmnlrg.) LN«.l4.]
Head Quarters. Oakham.
Caftajr Commaxdiro.
flea. Heury Lewis Noel, JP.
Imi* LuMt. 9b F. 4 Oct. 61
LlBUTBRANT.
EdwBrilCuataU 1Jm.H
Buff Fadnga.
SHROPSHIRE.
[No. 64.]
Head Qnartera. Shrewsbury.
COLORBL.
Richard Frederick Hill, BL.
ImU UnU,Ctil, 63 F. 21 ABg.53
LlBUT.COU>RBr..
Edward Corbett. UU Li. 72 F.U Mar. 56
Majob.
Edward FteierAetomDL. ...14 Dec. 62
CArrAiRa.
George Samuel Pechell, UUe
47Jtegi. Mmdrmi Armg 88 Aug. 3i
Rowland Whitehall Kenyon... 4 Nor. 55
Harry Calreley Cotton, k/e
dipt. 21 F. JM Mar. 5.1
Godfrey RossclUS), Ult MJf, l4Jnae5X
Eraamus Salwey l4Junc5S
Thomas Cliolmondeley SOPsb. 66
Robert Phipps Ood 26 Jan. 68
TbomasMeyikk tJamsV
TlMM. Kynnerdey Gardner ... 7 JnMif
Walter Thuraby 2S July 59
LonmvAHm.
Thomas Matthews IS July 33
JiUitia qfEtifflfiud and Waim.
oAAUuDnt Saylbi ._ 7IiineH
■Mi im „ ^...TJoMn
Udt.Mta „„._ J7Anf.»
^lEte ll'»!r!. !^U Apr. EV
(1. «'?". ..'. .'. la hm, 64
1st SOHBRaET.
S«r. Orfi. '. .'..laOist.ll
nuT.Oouiiiii. OmnfAVBiRT.
trlL«boBbTFbipi».»l'.
. (M. (.'■«■/( 18 0e<.!l!
■B Vm^M JtBUH, JP. S ScpUE
n Dccdn Wun, IP. ...1
O.T.TIiaen i
Kd WiolM. ^- 1
u H. Si^oUit'Kciiimii'"
JokiDiKMHtm
(KlllPltlCO i
imrr IVCtDU.! 9
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mm Jbdci BuRlt 1
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. jLithnr llolworiliy do
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p. tnu». Jl Fak.M
,— Cbuin Ilufo Kg I>u.l7
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tflhUi Br, Ait 31! U*T
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GcArgtlltnnCook a Frii.l
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lahD A. P. K. llDrvoud B Oct. !
Win, Vuru AiL'IrcTi 10 Apr. J
flcnrr nutBrSpmnLe —..... 91 Apr. 1
Wu.Vilbi'tlbncRurUii* ...SbJuuc I
J4). f a^L^AUt. 1. Mix-
pheiioii, Itit tfTI P. IBIunr
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STAFFORD.
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Chul^>Et]<r.llaiukf,I>UF.SOJulj i
CecU Nastss Uae 3Tlul; :
Clinriei Eiton MKov. I
John Pkilip Uj-Mt WFch.l
Pitch IlbwIlIairiHB .USept.J
CirriiiiUin Jtun, fmlnrliirtf
Kvhl,^ 17 Sopl. 1
Walln lU&aid Ukkuui 19 Apr. I
niot. John GutalnaH IV Apr. 1
VillirltenmdBMlM. do.
HuRin Bkiti B laij 1
ttnbartHoGUcluutlltnliiiU ISKor.l
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f ■Hiwr.— Rkkud Mill! ...ISIke.M
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■iif.SiirfUi.— 'WiniBin Alex.
THE KISO'S OWN Sna
BTAFFOaD.
(lifU lnfii.lrf.) lSt.M.-\
[EnibcHlled.]
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■.£.JI.Lit1Ie(on,UPJIUr. SIu.M
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rhwil lljott, DL. IP, bM .
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THE KING'S OWN 9rd
STAFFORD.
(Bi/f«.) [No. 73.1
«il QiurtcH, lt^4n'nitL&uideT.J.rBt.
nnFQ»*BT Coujmi.
iutnB>t°t,t'>'>rar.eVt.>T3(n.iS
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l^ Apr. U
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620
Militia of England and Wales.
CiPTUirt.
Henry Mayhcw S3Ans.53
John Wm. Crave, Utt Limi.
n r, 16 Dec. 14
John Manrioe Foiter 18 Pec. U
John r. V. liitUm,UUof99 F.\2 Jan. 66
John Braoitbton W Jnn. 66
Clement T. Snetd KTvnenieyll Feb. 54
XdvNrd Eiehanl AiUmt 96 Apr. ba
Pnncii Wiltium Bott 12 Anir.SH
Charles John Wchb 7 Mar.'iS
Wm. Lre Grctley 1 Aiipe. oV
LutL'TRMAHTI.
Trancii Vere Wnght SO Jan. M
BowUrnd lluirh Cutton 13 »l». .SC
Walter MaiawanncCoyney... 8 Dee. h?
Sdward John Jervta Sfi Apr. b*^
Lord AlCK. Victor Paircl 17 Anft. 'i^t
Michael Arthur Baaa 17 »t> 69
Thomat Donaldion 7 Mar. 6V
Akx. Wra. Badford £t July 69
Eiisioiia.
Domhiirk Herbert Trant 8 Dee. 68
Oharlea Doiialdaon SdM«r.69
C'apt. Umatt 8r»Mar.6.3
flnre.-John Qrant 1 Mny S7
jMirr.£(Mr^.-Alez. Wright.. .IS May 67
Green Paringa.
Aftnti, Meaan. Ctn and Co.
1st or west SUFFOLK.
rifo. 10.]
Head Qnarten, Bury St. Kdmundi.
H0.*I0RAKY C0L05KL.
Fred. Marquu of Briatol 26 Mar. 4G
LiBL'T.COLONBL COMMAIIDAHT.
ato.]>nre.ik<# L/.Col, SI /*. 189ept.66
Majois.
Wbidwr Pafher. (2) DL. J P.,
Imtt Cmnt. Bengal Army ... 9 Ort. 63
TnUer Maitlnnd Wilson, JP....18 May 69
CArTAIRI.
Bobert John Pettiward 19Aup.6J
John ThoBiaa Lord Manners 31 May 5.1
Henry Maitland Wilaon 7 Dee. 64
'»\n\KKiCtn\^,lmUCaft.\ W.I.R.n Jon. 66
William Windsor Parker 26 Att}c.65
Pired. Wm. John JCsrf Jermyn 17 Mar.oS
Wm. Julins ManhaU 7 Auk. 68
Edward Daubeoey 18 May 69
Jimet Holmes 19 May 69
LIBCTB5AIITS.
Charles Bidwell Edwardes ...S4Not. 65
Alfrtd Robert Jenninn 10 Apr. 66
Alfred Newhatt 16 May 66
XerdAog.HenryCbas. llerTeyl6 jQne69
BNaiQjii.
Xdv. 8. Oimond Clarke 8 Oct. 66
LllUT.COLORXL CoaHAIillAllT.
Rt. Alex. Shafto Adair, DL,
eVlcaMf l» March 67. md
Aid* ie Ckmp to tk* QiMni 90 Apr. U
Ma JOB.
Jamca If in Walker 9 Nor. 16
Caftains.
Hill Hanendeu Unthes 1 May 63
Charira tiorion 15i^pi.64
Wm. lloralrv H. J>akin.i l9Mar.i>6
Wirkhiin Talliut llaney 14 Apr. 69
HowarU Whitbrrid I Jul) 69
KlUT LlKUTBNABTS.
Kiltr. GriflBih Aiuiin, leU i(f
BfHffHl Art 15 .\pr.69
Joshua Thi-llniion RowlCT 13 Apr. 59
Robert Welch ronira.....'. 14 Apr. r>9
John Bryec Wilkiiiion 15 Apr. 69
»ed. Qeoife Wtlkioion 88 June 69
SBCOITI) Lir.lTF.XAMTa.
Gerard T. W. Frrmnd 12 Apr. 69
Charles Aberrronibje Cooper 13 Apr. 69
Cwmrr Chaa. K. Brooke 14 Apr. 59
Arthur lI.Brittain 13 May 69
YaIw. Samwl IIitmcnlcT S8 Jane 59
Adj. ^ Copt.—
Pcy«uu/fr.— Fred. Barlow ...13 Mny 69
Or AfM/rr.— Pat. FiUpatrick 8 Mar. 69 |
^Kr^mn.— Charles Sawer I Oct. 69
Assist. Sur^.—dro. Uaywaid S3 Apr. 69
Scarlet Farings.
Agtnls, MessTi. Cux and Co.
2so ROYAL SURREY.
I
Adj. i- Oip/.—John M'Gregor, i
latt ^ Scots. Fus, Ods. ...34 Jan. 46 i
Fofwuuter. — Clnnde C. Lucas,
Ute Bt.M^Jor Booth. AranyTI Dec. 64
«rJV«4l#r.-WilIiam Hall ...13 Jun. 67
0Nf««cMi.— George Crred 2i2 Jniic -24
AMttit.aurg John Kilner ...31 Sept. 63 !
Yellow Faclngi.
Agents, Mesara. Cox and Co.
SUFFOLK ARTILLERY.
[No. 95.]
[Subodied.]
Head Quarters, Qosport.
COLOKBL.
9 Anry Btnct Benee (1), '«/«
^ 16 2)n 8 May 44
1st ROYAL SURREY.
[No. 20.)
Head Quarters, Richmond.
COLOXBL.
LiErr.CoLOKrL.
George Palmer Evelyn (&),<«/#
Copt, Rifts Brioodo 19HM'.66
MAJOB.
Genrge Dennlstouii Scott, DL.
JP. lots Copt. 1 Dr. Gds. ...19 Mar.l6
CArTAlNS.
Robert Grange, Copt, L p,
Beoffol Army 10 Oct. 63
Ed. Hugh Leycester Penrhyn,
JP 11 Oet. 32
Charles William Calrert, UUo
Copt. 3 Dr. Gds 14 Dee. 63
John Almon Boulcott. UDee.6S
Charles Stephen Barron lU Feb. 6S
William PUtt 6 Oct. 63
Stewart Forbes 7 Jen. 66 j
Arthur Holme Sumner SO Mar.66
7/t'N. Henry L. Pepys 16 Jun. 68 '
Lieutb:caxts.
Joseph Wliitmore 19 Oct. 54
Henry Peten S3 Apr. S6
Thomaa Vivinn Gurney S5 Oct. 56
Wm. Henry Medley HMar.Sd
Perceral Aug. drteton II Nov.57
Siniou Taylor, tats Copt. Madras
Army 18 Not.67
Henry Lahee Eavnc 13 Kot.67
Geo. Ckpperton llayne 14 Not.67
Ensiohs.
Henry Astley Harding IS Nor.67
Geo. Pupplewell Walker 14 Nov.57
Chas. A.Telham Bulk»ck 14 Nor.r.y
Boyle Wm. Minehin 14 Nor.67
Wm. Fjdward Newbury 6 P^b. 68
Arthur de Vere Btauclerk ... 8 July 68
Adj. 4" Copt.—itantM Fraeser,
late of ar. Gds S4Sept.55
P«yauu/er.— Fra.Jno.Bellew(6).
tats B.I.C.S. .96 Mar. 56
Qr.Hotter.—Qtont Rontree,
toU 95 F. 18 Dee. 14 1
5a(r|r.— Richard Archer War-
wick 87 Oct. 65
JMii/.Sur^.— Henry Wm.Jack-
:. 14 Nor. 87
Blue Pacings.
dfOHts, Meiin. Cox and Co.
(No. 11.]
Head Quarters. Gnildfbid.
Colonel.
WUUam.JfaH^/liOrelaee, Urd
Lieotenomt UAng.S!
LirVT.COLOXBL.
pHitlvbmnt )fiTrdith Parraf t,
(1 :■ DL. J P. JUen/. kp.R.A rl.39 Jaa. 51
Majob.
John Henry Fllis Ridley, Ute
^iDr, Ods 160d.Sl
Caftaui«.
Samuel Nicholson, DL.jp. ... 60ct.U
Walter Kirhard Bnnies.(S) /al#
Copt 87 Bengol l^fi 6 Oct 52
Alexander MHrahail 70ct. U
Thomns Doonghno Wrighifafe '
qft9r. 6Kor.lt ■
WynndeCerjat 8Drt.<l
WiUiam James Sharpe S9 Dec. SI
JohnC. RfcB Weguelin SSJnlrH
William PonliTex SSJnlirit
• I
LlEUTENAHTa. I
William De Norman 7Mir51
WUliam St. James Ball 4 Apr. 64
Edward George HartneU SlApr.U
John Richard Mollneux .S7Jufle64
Henry Marston 11PM.56
Louis Perre Goodchnp 18 Apr.M
James Urard St Apr.M
Charles Itim ard Chnplin. ImU
Cmpi. Turkish Comtingomi„, TJalyM
EitaioNs.
ncd. Henry ScoU SMsr.17
Aij. #- Capt.—
amrp.—UenTj Sharp Taylor... 6 May M
Popouster —
Assist.Surp.-^
Blue Fadngs.
Jqmls, Mesars. Cox and Co.
niiD ROYAL SURREY.
[No. II a.]
Head Quarters, Kingstim on
LtRUT.COLOlfBL Com VAST UAJIt.
T. Clialonrr Biise Cballoner,
DL. JP. late of 1 Dr. Ods. 96 Mar. 13
Majobs.
John Wn. Gooeh Spieer, DL.
JP. Uls Copt. 3 Dr. Cds....2iSt^ Zi
Thimias Henry Clarke Terry,
J P. lote Lieut. 15 Hussars.. .11 Oct. V.
CAPTAI27S.
Miles Stringer, late Lt. 6 2>r.l7 Jnnc U
Hm. Geo. Charles Hostyn ...SI June SS
Richard John Blunt, Lt. S5
Madras If. /. 19Ju1t W
Hedworth Darld Barclay SO Jnlr 5^1
Charles Francis Erelyn 2*2 Jul'v \&
James Legeyt Daniell 19 Dee. 53
Fred. Lewis Austen 9UJan. M
Charles Dovnea Manning ^ Feb. &^
Samuel Arthur Scawell %^ >'eb.U
Samuel Leo. Schuster Ii3 8cpci9
LlELTENAHTa.
Edward John Piatt £! Mar. U
I.amorock Ftower ^ Keb. Id
Junius Eicke. 34 Feb. \A
Fred. Goulbum Walpole :fO June»9
Henry Chandos Rfrcra 9 Ju^ 69
£lfS1Q!C8.
Fred. GillicAt Smith 1 July 59
Frederick Brown fiii£5i
Wm. tVed. Rogers g Jol^ 59
Adi. 4> C'a^.~Krelyn Lntia«r
Parratt. IsUo Comt. 86 F. ...IQ Apr. M
awfv.—Matt.Trolkipe Coleman S July 61
AMLf.5«r^.— Herbert Chaa.
WiUui ....»....._ .^I90cl57
Bine Pftdtigl.
MiUHa of England and Waki.
tsT ROYAL SUSSEX.
(IffJU/ViMl^O [No.lt.]
[Embodied.]
Htad Onrtnt, Glamor.
COLONXL.
Chtrlet, Jhikt of Rich-
U-C^ to tkt Q««m, Imis
^bTk 4PfC.19
LiBUT.COLOSSL.
rd Artlinr Lennox, taU Lt.-
Col. 68 F. 14 Bee. 64
Majob.
». neniT Goge, UU LUmt.
K0§Brtgmde 101far.€4
Captaibi.
dud BiBgliMi Nowlud ...13 Doe. SI
MMi Eaton Swcttenhun . . .iO Mar. 87
lak Marten Crippa SI Apr. 4«
Iward John Bunny 18 Apr. 63
myBeihnne 10 May 63
kaEUridse Wcrt^/^ Oapi.
8 F. 34 Mar.66
•eph Iknnea Blake 8 Jane 66
Im Xinraid Smith 81 Juhr 68
If. Granrllle Morgan 15 Feb. 69
aakk Panl Mathowi, Jh-
HnuUr tfUmsielry 83 Feb. 69
liiBUTSHAirra.
loe. EaoleoBer Wiaden 83 May 66
larlea Bridger SI Oct. 65
llham Briilior SI Oct. 66
rthor Barton SI Mar.50
illiam Orme SI July 68
ufitcr Malvoiaie Dickenion do
rmaby Vandelenr 18 Apr. 69
ihm Alex. Bycno do.
imnel Septinraa Hire do.
hariea IlamUton Bell do.
£:f8I0!f8.
iteph Bonham Clay SI May 53
««art^xtonMijaribank8...S6Jiine5R
boe. Carr Foater 7 July 68
lioe. Jonea Sbenrood 31 Aug. 68
hariea Franela Browne 1 Dec. 59
t^ CM— William Fuller,
mt. om Lp. la/e A<^. 68FJ» July 63
i^yaMvlrr.— G. And. CorentrylS May 59
rJKu/rr.— John Foitcr 9 Jan. 65
wf.-^'Vfm. Batley 14Sept.68
MM.9Mfyw— C. H. T. Ewing-
tOB 8JaiM66
Bine Fadnge.
J^entt, Meaira.Coz and Co.
Sxcora IiiBunHt
Barton L. John Scobell 80Nev.68
Wm. Bore Lewit 36 Jane69
Edward Henniker IG Sept. 69
Donald WyaU Krazer 19 ^o▼. 69
Adi. ^ Capt.—Um. Tho. Settle,
UUt o/hmaJrUUtn 9 Apr. 63
5h;i^— Jlavul JanieaUall,M.D. 1 July 69
AmsUSmrg,—
Scarlet Faeinp.
Agents, Meaara. Cox and Co.
ROYAL SUSSEX
ARTILLERY.
[No. 16.1
Head Qnartera, Glaagov.
CoLonL IN Chiet.
Charlea, Dai^c of Rich-
1.(1) KG. LortUnt,,, 4Dec.l9
IdBUTXOLOHBt COMVABDUfT.
florp Oarr Uoyd. m», JF.
UtoCtift,S^lMf S6Apr.S3
Majob.
hariei Montague Cheater. JP.
IbH Coft. 90 F. 18 Apr. 68
CAPTAXVa.
Uhard Wetheien, JP 19 Sept.86
red. Moor. Jl\. Ial# «r8 F .. Jl Apr. 46
rB.Anff.St.aair.(f)JP.,fal«
M^f.BmOm Mono Art. ...10 Mij It
buy Davey OartdaOole 88 Jan. H
uueBayeiftKiler 4 Oct. 68
lumrsifAifTi.
l0OfMSBiottaiike 6nb.86
MAnlteftF ISeptM
THE KING'S OWN.
{Light iMfimtrf.) [No. 970
[Embodied.]
Head Quartera, Aldershot.
HoyOBABT COLORIL.
Tko iTarfait^Oalhooaie, KT. 8 Apr. 46
LUDT.COL0IIBL COXMAICDAVT.
WUlUm Lewia Grant. UL. JP..
tmto Copt. 7 FmrilUrt, and
Into Li^Cot, St^ ItoluM
Ujion 86 Dee. 68
MAJOBa.
Kred. John Sidney Parry, DL.
Ulto/\7Lnnctrs S Feb. 67
CKarlea Adams, Ute liojor
Gorwum Legion Sept. 69
CAPTAma.
Samuel Jamea Bemnant 31 Dec. 66
Hewitt MasayDiUon 6 May 67
Cadwallader Edvarda, Ute if
90 F. 81 Nor.67
Armar Lowry, Imie Copt. 90 F. do
Wm. II. Heard, Copt. h.p. ...98 June 68
Wray Bury Palliaar 8 July 68
Bobert Anguitus Warren 16 Oct. 68
Geo. Alex. Warbnrton 11 Feb. 69
Charlea Mackinnon Walmialey 1 June 69
Joaeph Hamilton SNot.69
LlBUTBHAHTa.
Amdrew F^ed. Dunaterrille ...10 Nor. 67
Emah littlewood, Jnetmetor
^Musketn 8 Dec 67
John Fanwick Wilkinaon. . . .16 Dee. 67
Edward Vernon 17 Anr. 68
Wm. Uwia Kulbach 88 Ukj 68
HeniyJohn Hunter 88Nor.68
OcUviua Gibbon S6 May 69
Chariea LawBon Salia 8June69
Henry Maradcn 7?{or. 69
EKSioira.
Emeat Aug. Beaumont. SOOot. 68
Jamea Henry Monell 88 Hot. 68
Alfred Dower Beynolda 6 Jan. 69
Richard Wilton 16 May 69
Edw. Corbett Strutt 10 Au^. 59
Herbert George Hawkea 19 Vov. 59
LrB1IT.C0L0IIBL.
SaBuel Walker, UU Meaor
66 F 18 Dec 68
Majob.
Henry Cooper 13 Dee. IS
CAnAiita.
Clarence Holeombe Judd II Jtdy M
Frederiek Braah 80 Ju^ll
Willinm Diion 80 July II
Ardwick Burteia JO July II
Charlea Aug. North USratll
Henry Jobllng Wallacfc (4X lal#
Copt.n F. .V....l48ept.l6
Robert Pipon 31 Dce.16
Edward K. Lawrence, Uie of
7 Dr. Ode SO Jaa. U
Daniel WiUiama 81 Get 66
Geo. LeaUe, ImUofTI F. 88 Jan. If
LlBUTBlTAVTa. ^
Wm. Geo. KeilaoB SO July II
William Hylaiid ISSeplli
Jamea Henry Neilaon 1 Vor.65
Jamea Wood 18 Feb. 16
Edw. Lawion Thompaon 81 Mar. 16
Arthur John ThUUewayte .... 6 May 17
Robert Kirkwood SlOellS
Enaiaiia.
John W. M. Van neTthnyBen84Aug. IS
Geo. Stormont Murphy 83 Dee. 16
Jamea Taylor Hyatt 81 Jan.M
<^4- 4* Chv/aiNw— Geo. Fred.
WeUerPoley.l«/«C^.80J>l 6 Apr. 14
P«y8i«/«r.— Mark O^ngh.
neaiy 88 Feb. 61
Or.ira«<.^Jame8DaTere 14 Mar. II
aura.^Qto. Alex. Fakoner...
Aenet.Snrg.—
Blue Faeiagt.
4gent*, Meaara. C. B. aad W. M'GtIfQr.
isT WARWICK.
[No. 86.]
Head Quaiterab Warwick.
"The Bear and Ragged StaC"
COLOVBL.
LIBUT.COLOVBL.
Joaeph M. Boultbee, I>L. JP.. jq^ May 47
MAJOBa.
Charlea Wise, Brevet Lt.Col.,
Ute Mt^ 65 F. 3 Apr. IS
Thoa.Barnard,(l)2e/eaiy<.65f. 8 Aug. 66
CAPTAIlia.
Marmion Edward Ferrera, JP. 8 Fab. 47
Richard R. Jee. JP. 9 Oct IS
Stafford Squire Baxter 8 JunelS
Fred. Manuer8£itwick,2a/«^
471*. 4 May 14
Adi. ir CSaa^ — John Gray (1). Gnttanu Kdw.Eatwiek 8 Aug. II
UU of ^F.andl Dr. Ode. 33 Nor. 63 Wm.Hull, tole U QddeLQde. 86 Dae. M
P4qr«Mu^.— Jamea Little 18 Feb. 69
Qr.J/u<.— WelUngton lAliite,
(S) Ute of 5U F. 30 Mar.67
Suroeam. — Morgan Culliaue.
i^«m/.5wv.— Rob. O.Hayea (3),
M.D 8 Dec. 67
Blue Facinga.
Agents, Meaara. Cox h Co.
THE QUEEN'S OWN LIGHT
INFANTRY.
[No. 88.]
Head Quartan, BeUmal Green.
COLOJIBL.
The Bvl of WiltMi, •CH.DL.
IP.......... MM.. 7 Vor.40
Henry Chvlea Palmer 7 Dee. 67
Geo. Wm. FeaUteratone 88 Aug. IS
Spencer Geo. Aug. Thuraby,
Ute Copt. I F. 16 Mar. 19
Heury S. Bowea-Wataon 19 Mar. 19
LiBirrBVAvn.
Fred Win. Strickland 88 Dee. U
John Joaeph Gonpinger USept.M
Geo. StoweU Webb Ware 18 Feb. 17
Harry Hazlett Ramadale 80 Dee. 67
Kdm. Aug. Cunn Cunloghame do
Heury John Yeatman 3 Apr. IS
Enaioiia.
Jamea Croaawell 81 Feb. 19
Adj. 4" f 'op/.— Robert Dymock
\'aughlon(^).U<«Capl.90F. 7 Nor. 66
QrJtnsttr. —ThM. Bannlater,
l5««^S7F. SNOT.M
»..raMa>— PbUip Tranter 19 Dee. 14
^*^<il^«irf.-l^.Goad(ihUUlM.I»
l^
laUowYadwB.
^fliat.Xeaav W. llolt,Eaq.
681
SsD WARWICK.
[K..M.1
[Eabodtcdl
Had Qurtcn, Stwpait,
Tralcrick KS
Jfi&Ua of England and WoUm.
I ROYAL WILTSHIBE.
I [Ko, MO
, COKIMnnAIIT.
iil.jp., fate ! 71 r.
lO'th.SB Majuu
GarfcWillui
, Mutll Edvin
< Kiw. L]rU[(t«
. RichudJ.dm
I Willimii Tnlo
n-Brock «Jil|H
B Canabj >ABt.U
atauat..^ SJullU
I Uri MelhiM, IIL. UU ^
«,'jp.
...'fSIim
"I
Oe>. M
Ju.m'
A$ftU, Hcan.Coi liCo.
BOTAL WKSTMOMLAND.
UtUif^nln^ [No. IT.]
nod dartm, Applebj.
1S«UE
Jim IS
IbjIS
Idn IS
Oabc U
JoknHUncr W
%(« Ow'- n p. 37SeptX2
JbHM—Fnd. lluwcU His-
i^ia SOStpl.63
BlUlMiili.
U.T51
Jul. e7
<i!;^M
™..-lBMi..
JuIlM
UU.HS
.*!».»
SWy^-Jolm
M
t7U*f»
IllDeneiolt.
WOBCESTEE
Held
n,X
IffiHCiSilKW
J»ll»
on.u
UtiuTlIindlejElrii
mnuia Of unffiana ana vrauu
\JOA
PmymMsler,^3€^n VilUan ¥.
&»mndwiUi, Ule Copt. Bom-
kufJrmy lBNwr.56
Affv.-George Earlft S Jwie 66
jljMr/.9ivy.— Georg« Daren-
port Freeman SlJaly S(
Buff radnga.
AgenUt Metin. Cox fc Co.
THE NORTH YORK.
[No. S3.]
Head Qanlen, Biehmond.
CoLomiL. .
Luirr.COLOllXI. COMXA-IfDAIfT.
HamtetCboteWade. CB.Bmet
Cotoncl on k. p. Utf ^18 F. 4 Mtj 55
MajOU.
Chailea Uennr iXmker,' Ut$
Cm»i.\r. 2Aag.69
John Wood Coatei 2Aiig.5tf
CAPTAIlia.
Julia laa. RobinaQn, ImU Qtmt.
«| 4fmM S July 46
George Smith 91far.S3
Thomaa UgjtA Sliron 12 Jan. 65
John Woodall Woodall 86 June 55
Charlea Siduey Bradley 17Sept.56
John Edward Buckle 19 IVb. 66
George Richard Withington ...11 Apr. 66
John Sherlock 13 Mnr.67
Robert Geo. Uopkinson 2 Aug. 59
LlKUTIVAVTB.
John Smnrthwaite 30 Aug. 63
Eilwanl Kemp 26 June66
William Swire 19 July 55
fhincan Forbea 28 July 56
Eyre Lodrnrd 14 Aug. 57
Samuel CKrlitian. \att of Bom-
tmy Army 14Nor.57
Henry CrMlock 7 Aug. 68
Wharton Wation 2G Au}; 59
SifaioHa.
Adj. 4* rM/.-Pngald Stewart
MUIer, UU Oapt. 7 F. SOMar. 65
PttyHUutrr. —
ifwrf09n. — Edward Twcddell
Atkinson 6 Jan. 56
A$Mut.SnTg.^Q\M\x» James
Dennshire 29 May 56
<2««r.i/M<.— Brynn i*tapleton^6Apr.58
Black Facings.
JgtaUt Messrs. Cox It Co.
Wfllhun Walker 19Ai|r.67
Thomas Joseph Htrcy 16 Feb. 68
James Lcea Ilarwar 12 June 68
N. Edw. B. Kindersley, late of
Jfadras Armjf S Nov. 58
Theodosi us Stuart Rusaell . . .80 J une 59
Christopher John Lloyd, J^»
itructor of Musketry 7 Nov. 59
LlKUTIXASTS.
John Lambert Reid 19Ang.S7
Fiuhugh B. Henderson 1 Apr. 68
John Arbuthnot Goldieutt ... do
Richard Ilcwley Grahsm 28 July 68
Charles Fox Oxley 6 Dec. 58
CalcTHft Nccid Wyld .28 Apr. 59
Charles Fred. Letlger do.
Thurston Arch. Whittle .%Jnne69
James Aug. Goldieutt 7 Nov. 69
Ensioks.
Wm. Uwrencc Webb 27Sept.68
Henry Cox Wilkin do
SumufI Backhonsr 6l>ec. 56
Peter Hughes Hewitt UDec.SH
Thooias Atchin Andrns. 17 1>^- 58
Thornton Sainn 7 Feb. 59
John Bell Smyth 28 Apr. 59
Adi. 4* C»/.— Philip Gi>o.
Ilcwett (1 1). late Capt. 20 F.13 Oct. 68
PaymM/rr.— John Simpson ...27Sept.6h
S»rJVAi<0i^WilliHmColc lSeptJl6
Mr^a.— Henry Muscrofl ... 6 Nor. 66
Ataist.Surg. — ^ m. Fletcher
Bowman lSept.&8
Dark Green Facings.
Jgemts, Messrs. Cox & Co.
l8T WEST YORK.
(Bifies.) [No. 6.3
[Embodied.]
Head Quartera, Edinbur^.
LiKirr.CoLOiiKL Command ant.
Bmt. Edw. G. M onckton, DL. J P..
Imie tff Bijh Brigmdt 8Dec.5-J
Majobb.
Henry FittgeraUl, Me of 1
Zifi Onmrdt 12 Muy 61
Alex. Aitken, Ute Capt. 77 F.I 4 June 65
CArrAins.
Prancit SalTin 3 Feb. 53
Thonaa Nelson 27 Aug. 53
Wm. Lawes, late t/4\ F 12 Jan. 55
Kdvart Muscroft 6 May 65
3m) WEST YORK.
(iAfktJttfimtry.) [No. 1.]
[Embodied.]
Head Quarters, Newoastle-on-Tjae.
COLOIISL.
Ferrars Loftos, DL. i«/« Lt.
Cot.o/Oren. Qd* 18Sept.69
LlEt'T.COLOlfKL.
Edw. Prothero. I>L. ItUe Vtfi,
14 F. 20M«r.66
Majoi.
Thoa.JohB Stannard If aeAdUB^ Har. »
CArTAIffS.
John Kendall It May IS
John Bi>ham CbantrtU 2 June 64
Frank Henry F^don Eidon ... 2 ScpL M
Thomas Mnnliall 1 Feb. 6£
John Henry llaiuwariaf JO Mar. H
Frederick Uurham 24Kof.65
Francke Mucklestuoe AlleB..«ll-Jaa, M
ThooMS WiUiiim Kinder 11 Feb. 69
Duiigba Ix)nus, UteLt. Gr. Gds. 9 Jul)-fi9
Ferrars ComptonClarfcaliOltttsSO OcU W
LiCUTKKABTa.
Heniy Dickinson WilkinaoiL.. B8q^44
Gerald Rochfort 18 ^m. 16
Athelstan Owen Powell 18 MarJM
John Geo. Smyth Wilkocks,
luUrtietor ofMveketrf 17 Aug. 67
JohnCadmau 18 Jan. 58
Chamberlin Wm. J. Walker...l8 JnneM
Joseph Henry Palmer 17Mar.69
Gordon James Douglas 01 Apr. 59
Thomas Bdlger JO Oct 59
Fred. Arthur Vemer ^. da
Eeiaiojit.
George Campliell 7Apr.58
Edw. Henry Saunders ....^...lBJnne58
Wm. Parkin Brown 27Jnne5B
Robert Henry MscTxvhlin ...31 Jan. 59
Thomas Walter Lambert 17 Mar. 59
Jnmrs Retlfem Bottomley ...26 Apr. 59
Fred. A. Roberts 8Jniw69
John Roliert Harke 19JnBe59
Wm. Lisle B. Conlson 90 Oct. 19
ilc{/. d> (Vm/.- Alexander Ha*
milton Robson (7>, laU Capt,
SBaJfi ^4 Feb, 55
Papmaeter & Capt. — Edward
Nicholson llAvg.U
Qr. Mailer.- John Bnll 48e|^
«Mfv.— Thorn Guy, M.D 2t Ang.54
ilMt«/.5Mr^.— Rich. H. Perry 23 Aug. 54
Green Facings.
Agents, Messrs. Cox and Co.
2xD WEST YORK.
(Ligkt Infantry.) [No. 21.]
Head Quarters, York.
COLONSL.
John G. Smyth, MP. DL 23 July62
LIKUT.COLONKL.
Joshua Crompton 16Apr. 66
Ma JOBS.
Ilcnrv Van Straubenzee, DL.
J?: fate »/nVffkl Drags...M Oct. 52
Rirhurd S. Cnrroll 16 Apr. 56
Caitairs.
Fred. William Thompson 2IMnr. 52
John Sutton 12 Aug. 52
Rt. Grciivea Walker 26 Apr. 56
Wm. Hall Wilkinson 5l)rc.55
Henry NrwUm Mrowu 30 Muy 56
JolmT. T. Duesbury 9 Jan. 57
liloyd S. Kaxendale 9Jan.57
Georjcc Henry I^mb (9), Mr
Capt. 49 F. aOOct. 57
Riclmrd Sterne Carnil 9 Nov. 57
Aug. R. G. de Vnux 1 Juue»*)
LlEUTF.NAXTS.
Thomas Stud<lnrt .HO May 56
James Bill H. Tate 20 Oct. 57
George Wm. Manley 29 Oct. 57
Henry Chas. Cbawner 9Jiin. 58
FoBtrr Gray do
Oct. Kiillcv Lawvon 22 Dee. 58
lluiEune T.'C. Whittell I July 59
William WhitHkcr do
Albert Darley do
John Townsend Daniel do
E.X8IUS8.
Willism Watts 1 Feb. 56
Adj. J^ Cfipt.—C\itir\n John
twcn, lote Capt. 65 F. 21 Apr.56
Paymaster.— W J. Hotlinsworth:21 A|ir. l'^ , „.. „ . .. „ ._ ^.
Ui.M,uter.-{ilo. Linford 3Julyiv Uenr^^ms. ITewberon »{^-"
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4th WEST YORK. .
[No. 133.]
Head Quarters, T.eeds.
LiaVT.Coi.OWEL COMMAIfDAHT.
Hon. Nathaniel Heniy Charles
Massey, laU Vol. mnatt. ...18 May 53
MAJoaa
George Cainies, late Meu, S6 FM Apr. 54
Edward Waud, DL. J.F. 9 Dec 54
CAPTAlAa.
Humphrey John Hare 1 Mar. 54
Matthew MliartoB Wihea.JMs
ofW Hussars 4 May 54
Heury Blake ...17 Slay 54
Thos. SturKCs Walford 7 Jnlj 54
Thomas BischolT 2S Jan. ftft
John DougUs Willan. (1) lmt$
Capt. K.I.C.S 8Vcb.55
\Tthur Mowbray Jones, late tf
27 F : !:.«OFeb.65
Wins. Pembrron 9 Dec. 65
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Chuta UU4, (0 CM11HM....UDM.H
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MILITIA OF SCOTLAND,
; TSr & ROYAL ABBBDEBK*
V SHIRE HIOHLANDBRfi.
Coumtu
liixvT.CoLQast ComujinAax,
Hijou.
91 iP". 2 July 51
CAPTAIKf.
Wm. teMli Hay. JP 19 Dee. 5i
numui LuM, JP t7 Feb. M
Jolm Btaaty, JP M Hwt. fif
JokttTonker 9J«1y JSI
. ^IflliB C. n«Bter 9Kov. 61
Alexuder yiirqQhar (8} _...81 2for. (7
' 6tflpbn Eyder Dunpier, JP.,
Oemi.mtAmi 81^. 5S
'ttiAertllAdiutatte 98Uar. S9
LunRxvmxi.
Wm. VanhaU Prieit SJoly 66
luMS MorisoB tl May 66
CharlatLflithiiay „.90Da«. 68
Aotert H. Playiair 84 Fab. 59
Bobertton Wlrhriat ICasibBll do
Daniel llaeLeod FuUartoa ... do
BobertCampbeU do
Charlea f raaer 98Jiuie59
EifsiGva.
Bobert Hamilton Irvino 6 Jan. 68
JiL t Om/.— Edwd. Alleyne
Dnraa, (1) Imti Cmpt. nr. 16 Apr. 68
PawaMf ^.— Jamea Bland (S),
ami.UuMii.iaUjf\r..Mreb. 66
QrJlr. — Alex. HmdieoB,
UUtfnF. 5MFab. 65
Awy«Mi.-««>.MonaoB,MJ).86Feb. 68
MMSkn^Akx. Inrint ...10 Mar. 68
BUM FaeisfB.
JgnUt, MaHif . Cox and Co.
ARGYLL ^ BUTE.
iM^.) [No. 117.]
Head Qaaitcn, Caaspbelltoirn.
CoLoaxL.
Tbe MUurpds of Breadalbane, X7n
Ltt^ UnUtitftMt
LnuT.CoLOirxL Comm ahdajit.
John Gampball, CM. VmtUt.,
late 8B F. ISDec. 64
Major.
Jamea Alex. Dimcan Ferfoa-
im,{,\)U.Col.B.LC.S, 87 Mar. 66
CAPTAISa.
Smollett M. Bddingtoo, JP.,
Ut$amt.'r%F. 9 Jan. 66
VOIkMCaMMl 7Jke. 66
AnUbaliUMk 86Jaa. 68
JpkuBofh .».» 10 Sept. 69
Biraiovi.
J^ ^ C^/.-Cokayne Frith,
Ul9Caft.%^F, 18 Jan. 66
Suraton. — Arab. Caapbell,
-* - ^ 15 Mar. 66
Black Valrei Fkdn(a.
^fin^^^Meaara. Cos and Oo.
PRINCE REGENT'S ROYAL
AYRSHIRE RIFLES.
[No. 11^.]
Head Qoarten, Ayr.
HOVOKABT COLOMXL.
Eq%. F. Macadam Cathcarty
DL. JP., UU Capt.nF. and
Bt.Col, 6 April 69
Luirr.CoLoirsL Comma iidaiit.
Sir Jamea Fergnasou (I),B<.
Uf Ct^tam Or. G4$ USept 68
MAJOxa.
C. Somenrine M'AIeater, JP.IS April 60
Walter Ferrier Hamilton, J P.,
UUeLiaU.SiF.
Captaixs.
Thomas Dafidaon, JP 8 April 40
Hugh Hamilton, Uti CmL
lJ)r,6ds UOei. 64
John Crichton 81 Bee. 64
PML L. Fitzgerald, laU Li,
$SF. 16 Sept 66
Willijun Arch. Hamilton.... 80 Mar. 67
William Wallace 16 Oct. 68
William Cooper 18 Nor. 68
Alexander M'Lachlan .... 6 Aug. 69
LiXUTXHAXTf.
Blair FoUeiton 7 Mar. 68
Bobert Orr Crichton 8 Oet. 68
Thomaa Alex. BiddeU 16Dec.68
Chariea Dalrrmple 17 Feb. 69
Bobert Meiklam do
Bobert Sheddon Patrick .90 Apr. 59
Bobert Pattiion 30 Jnne69
Exaioxa.
Fred. CampbeQ 16 Sept. 66
Charlea Birdwood 8 Feb. 68
Arthur Prinaep ^ 7 Mar. 68
jUi, 4- Oy/.- Jamea MBler,
Uutf8,F,Qd$. SFeb. 46
P(Mrauu/«r.— Charlei Henry
Xamea 13 Jan. 68
QrJioiter.^^m. Weir, UU§
Surgiom, — Jamea Montgo-
merle 86 Mar. 69
JMitiSurg^liKnA Wield..J)4 Jan. 69
SeariillMiBga.
MaavaaCoK aaiOo.
BERWICK. HADDIKGXOy,
LINLITHGOW, \NI>
PEEBLES ARTILLERY.
CNewSJ
Head Qoarten, Donae.
CoLOirxL.
9 WOUam Hay,l>L., CmI. k.p,
15 F. Convener of tkgCotmtjf
of Berwick 9 Feb. 48
Majox.
Geo. Home Logan-Home, Gw/.
k.p, M. iUnmet ..81 May 66
CAYTAUia.
Joseph Hnme 80Apra48
Thomaa Shairp 86 Feb. 48
Jamea Grant feutia 14 April 66
Tbonuu Alexander Hog ^....89 Ang. 66
LlXUTBVAVTa.
Samnel Hone Stirling 8 Mar. 66
JohnUawBon 88 Sept 66
Richard C. A. Hamilftoa 89 Dee. 66
Bobert Haypea Lorell ....... J92Mp. 16
SxcoxD LnurxxAvra.
Dafid Botherford Greig 10 Oet 6i
Alfred John Buckle 10 ^vr. 66
George Gordon Blair 18 Feb. 66
ArdubaldUickMn 18Feb. 67
dij. Ce»t. etui FMmeui$r.r^
Jamea Cox, <«/«a»^ 981^.16 Fab. 46
QrJl—ter, John Stevart,
late of 9i F. ....^ 8 Oet 66
Atfy.— Mattheir Timbnn ...81 Hor. 81
Scarlet Fednga.
AgmU» air John Sliklaiid.
DUMFRIES, ROXBURGH,
AND SELKIRK.
[No. 81.]
Head Qoartera, DomAiea.
liixrr.CoLoirxL CoMMAXDAirr.
John Jamea McMudo^ JP.
BtXtXM. ImMem Arwtg ... 1 Sept 64
MAJOxa.
The Hon. Henry Botler Johnp
itone^DL. 80 Mar. 46
George GnstaTia Walker .. 1 June 69
CAFTAIXa.
^liam Alexander Olirer Ba-
therfovd.JP. UFeh. 46
Walter 0. Faifohar Johx^
aton UJm. U
George Jamea Tiwnnock, UU
Bnt,2&F40t. 88JaiL 66
GampbeUBitandBeifoKd ...91 Baft 16
JtmfllGQiBBeli .n Jvly 6t
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4 Mar. a
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685
£lfSlORR.
Stuart Mitchell 6 Oct. 57
Lyiirh Uolingbroke do
CUrlrs Yi'Tiwit Roche 3n Oct. 57
David TurnHuil 1 Jan. 59
Robert I/>HCorkGled8taiici...13 July 59
JJJ, Capt. and Act. 7\nrirr«f .
U. and Adj. R. hr$., and
U. mmd Adi. Ak FmU 5Not.4«
Qr.J/iM/.^Mirhacl Moriarty S» July 58
fimfjf.^-^Kjn. llHitinica Garurril^JuaeSd
^MM/.5if A. — Charles Rat-
tray, M.D. 16 Xor.57
Yellow Faringt.
Agents, MeMfi. Cox and Co.
THE EDINBUIIOH, OR
QUKEN'S REGIMENT OP
LIGHT INFANTRY.
[No. 136.]
Read Quarters, Dalkeith.
CoLOflKL.
Tlie Ihtke of BuorUruch, KG.,
Aid* de camp to tht (luten 6 Jan. 43
LlEUT.COLONri..
Sir Arcliibald Hope. Bart. J Pj!8 Feb. 56
Ma JOE.
John Hetcher, JP 28 Feb. 56
Caitains.
John Alexander Mackay, JP. So June ol
Hector Archiliald Mmciieil .. 6 Mar. 46
George lliomson, J P 95 April 46
Jc^n na\id Budiunan Hnr. .12 April 52
W. S. R. Marqui* r/Luthiun J!l June o3
Archilwld Scott S? June 59
L1BCTKMANT8
Giarlea William (Jowau .... 5 Jan. 55
John Fowler Kemp » Feb. 56
William Canto 23 June 50
Kasiaira.
Richard Cannon 25 June 31
Cdwin Ant;. Windsor 20 Dec. 55
John Dunbar 8 June 5b
Adj. ^ Cant. ./• Pflyw.— Henry
Samuel Buamaii. Cohtaxn
Vnait. late Caul, ^a F. ...30 July 55
Or. 3f aster. — Cliarlcs Me
l)onti\i\, late of *J-1 K 23 Jan. 55
5«r^.— Wm. Brjcc, M.D 1 May 55
^««i.t/.5Hr^.— Cuarlea Dycer,
M.D 23 June 59
Blue Facings.
Messrs. Cox and Co.
Militia of Scotland.
SjCCO!ri) LlKUTKMARTS.
Geo. Wm. Henry Knifht ... 8 May 69
Ebrnexrr F. Maeireorgr ... 9 Jine 19
William Pounseit 4 Nov. 19
Adj. C«pt. ^ Povai.— John
RoaltOD ,• Ute (^pt.R.Art. 6 Sept 59
Qr.Va4ter.^Ynk. Murdoch ...88 July 59
6'itry.— Tlio. Smith Maccall,
Scarlet Facings.
AgentSt Messrs. Cox and Co.
CITY OF EDINBURGH
ARTILLERY.
[No. 11.]
[Embodied.]
Head Quarters, Dunbar.
LlEUT.COLOZTKL COMM AKDAXT.
Wm.Goddes.1 CB.. laU Ueut,
Col. Indian Army 6 Nor. 51
Captaims.
Robert John Hughes 1 Mar. 59
Hiomas Alexander Hill 3 May 59 i
George Cliarles rinby 8 Sept. 59
FiBsT Lieutenants.
Jshn Jekin Cockburn 13 May 59
Geo. Charles Bowman 30 May 59
John Gordon Daridson 8 Sept. 59
FIFE ARTILLERY.
[No. 12.]
[EnilKMlied.J
Head Quarters, Pendennis.
CtlLONEL.
. John Balfour. Vice Ueut. JP.
Utet^Qr.Od* SS Feb. 55
I LiEi*T.CoT.o?iKL Commandant.
Chas. R. Wynne, Breut M^for
I ret. /. p. B. Art 23 Feb. 55
Majou.
James Wemyss, DL. J P. Capt.
; I'natt 6 Oct. 45
I F. J. T. Hutchinson, Cupt.
! I'natt 23 Feb. 55
Captains.
William Forrest, lateo(79F.S$ Feb. 55
Maconocliie>Wefwood(l), Cmpt.
3 Bensml LtMMrmlry 19 Mar. 55
George llannay 25 July 55
Kirhnrd Rennjc 10 Not. 55
Henry J. G. Cowan 7 May 59
Jithn Stewart I'uiloh 10 Jane 59
1st Lieutenants.
John Redmond NelHgau 10 Nor. 55
Geo. James Williams 4 April 57
; TJionias Jarris 4AMiI57
' Henry Moore Johnstone 7 May 59
Thonrus Wm. Webb 27 June 59
Stamford Robert lAimsdnine i Ang. 59
2nd Lieutenants.
William liiglis ft Apr. 59
Frederick Tweed 7 May 59
John Snenloe Waite do
Albert K. Beveridge 9 Jane 59
Cecil Lyon S7 June 59
Adj. 4' Om/.— Wm. Manwell,
laH4^Art 87 Feb. £6
PaymoMter.—Vf im%m Haig . .13 May 58
Qr.J/of^^r. — James Fenton,
lateofR. Art 1 Mar. SB
Surgeon. — Wm. Bonthr(me,
MD.JP 18 Not. KI
AsmtJSurg.—yim, H. DewarS7 Apr. S9
Scarlet Fadngs.
Agents, Messrs. Cox and Co.
Majou.
Robert Tod BooUiby, UU sf
CoUii CampbeU, UU tfSRF.
Caytainsu
. James FItzmanrice Scott, latr
I ofllW, Ods. DL. JP 17 Utr. tt
Um. Wm. Artrathnott, UU
Wm. T. Blair-Inrie, JP 16 AsfilS?
Alex. Moocrieff, JP 16 Sept 67
Neil Wm. S. K«medy 8 Jan. U
AhA John ColqahooM . ....11 K«r. IS
John Clrrvaax Ouytor ..^..91 Das. 18
John Allen Allen, JP 18 Ma M
LmnrKiiAKis.
Lods THrfknaki 16AirilU
Wm. WUsoB. to/< ofM. Art, B OW. 17
Edward Alfred WeMer 1€ Jan. 58
James WhHton 11 Vor. U
Thomas M'Whannel ds
Aug. Walter Cniikshasks ...SS Use. U
John Hay 18 Mar. if
Charles BasU Fisher IS Msy M
SnD LxXUTEIfAffn.
Fra. Barclay Grahnme 80 ^ar. S8
Geo. Dake Onnsbr ........nMsr. M
Wm. C. B. Constable do
John Allan Johnson do
Warham St. Leger DonUn... 4 May St
Charles £dw. lidertoa ....SO jBe59
FORFAR AND KINCARDINE
ARTILLERY.
[No. 18.]
[Embodied.]
Head Quarters, Sheemess.
UoNOBAEY Colonel.
LlEUT.CoLONKL COMMANDANT.
DsTid Laird, Uts UeuL 73 F.
DL, JP ie8ept.67
A4ljmdCapL''fien. Mackay,
BreeMtO' ret./, p. 79 il . .24 Jan. m
PtfjfSMM/rr.— John Barely . .SI Dec S6
OrJiast. — Jamet GraluB,
UleB.Art S Oct 57
Ariy.-Akx. Dieknon, MD...10 Joly hi
AuistSurg.^Jilex. Muxny
Offlcer, M J) 10 July 55
Scarlet Facings.
Agent, Andrew Laarie, Eon.
Irish Affents, Sir £. R. Boroagn, Bt^
Armit IcCo.
GALLOWAY.
{Rifies.) [No. 72.]
Head Quarters, Newtown Stewart.
UoNOEAKT Colonel.
Sir Darid Maxwell, Bmrt., UU
Capt.Gm,Gds. JMApriiSO
LixirmrAjVT Colonel.
5ir William Maxwell, Bnri.,
UUeCapi, UmmU 1 Feb. 41
llAiOE.
Robert Dancan FerKuason,
late qfB^ Br ..SO Mar. SS
Captain B.
CoHin Stewart 25 Joac 55
W. C. Stewart UamUton, Uis
Oj B% I. C O..M.......M......11 Jniy ^
W. F. B. 6. Fergusson 22 Ang. 55
Am.Chas.MamyHayForbe^i
late LL9&F. .^88e|L 57
LiBvturjjiTa.
Arthur Graham Hay ... U U^ 57
Wm. Robinson Lodge ...19 Dee. 57
Thoe. H. P. KennoB 17 A«r. 56
James Wm. Stoart ..IB Ape 51
EVSlGIfO.
Arthur James Mt^Mea . 91 Fsh. M
John White Hewton . JU iMc. 68
Adi. 4> Cm/.— Wb. Monro,
late Capt.T^ /*. 7 Jnly 54
Qr J£i«far.— John Undcrvoodlf J«u 57
5w>y.— Tho.Palethorpc,MD. 6Ni»t.57
Clothing, Qreji Fadngs Doric Gi««.
Jgrnts, Meww^Ctnriie E. ud Walter
INVERNESS, BANFF,
ELGIN, AND NAIRN.
Higklcui Ught It^unlry.) [No. 76.]
Head Quarten, InvfrneM.
LlSUT.COLOlTEI. COXMAnOAJfT.
/Toil. Sinon Tnaer Dee. 56
Ja«OT Doff, UU$ Capt. 74 '. S Jan. 55
l&s. Joaes Graot, UU U,
. 4iir. 8 Dec 67
Caftaihs.
Artlivr J. Bobertson 28Apr.S5
Evaa D. lUePhenoii, UU
. tef . 98 F. 17 July 55
Norman Alex. H*Leod 12 Jan. 56
T¥anu Brown 16 Nor. 67
JaoM Anilrav Macra ^.JUMar. 68
Wm. rnaer TyOer, i«i« C^f/.
Jmdmmjtrmf .^... lMaj68
Valfter G. J. If cGrigor 8 Jan. 69
Dooakl Colin Oameron 13 Aug. 69
LiBUTIUiAllTt.
Geo. Qrabaai Bamsay 12 Jan. 66
Jokm Bannden 9 Feb. 66
Jolua EoM S3 Apr. 66
Arch. Heame Mac Kab 87 Aug. 69
John Grant .....^ 7 Sept. 69
EirsiaMs.
DuDcam Dongal MacLeod 30 Nor. 58
Thomai Scott..... 7 Sept. 69
Cmpt^ ddj.—\fm. Doualdaon,
Uie Scots tks. Gds S4Mar.57
i*4UfaM«/«r.— Geo. Fergnaon
VaiUand 11 Apr. 56
Or. JTfM^ir.— John Sharp, tats
9eF....\ 28 Aug. 66
5My.-ArchflMldM'Rae 97 Jan. 56
Green Fttcings.
Jg€»ii^ Vtmn. C. R. and W. M'Grigor.
l8X ROYAL LANARK.
[No. 74.]
Head Quarten, Hamilton.
Colonel.
The 2>«it«^ Hamilton 28 Jan. 84
LlBUT.COU>lfXL.
Kt. Hon. Lord Belharen, UUe
Cupt.ftmdlifitOdi .21 Nor. 88
Majcmu.
8ir Wjndham Carmiebael
Anatmther, Bari. tmtt of
ColdU,QiM 28 Mar. 46
James DavidMii, UUs Capt. 6
j)n, 9 Dec. 6i
CArrAim.
Chnrlcfl Honocka, Ute Ctpt.
U jr 21 Mar. 46
WUUaB MaadhaU Cochrane .94 Mar. 46
William Bamaay 9 Dec 64
JoMt Hunter. Uts Bn*.
Jfw. S3 Bsngal If J. 8 Mar. 55
WmiuBJoUy 86 Mar. 56
JTamee Contta Crawford, lat§
UmU.RJf. 27 July 55
Jilr Henry a E. Chamberlain,
MtiH,UuLL^F. 25 Feb. 56
Bobart Hall McCaaland 7 June 66
Darid Blair Lockhart 2 July 58
LttimHAJfTS.
John William Henderaim ... 9 Dec. 54
WilBam Gnntun 26 Mar. 55
DftTii Wm. Mathie .2 May 66
Thomas Glennie 80 June 66
Ednvsclh Horrocks JttAug. 66
Jam H*-"*** UeadwsoB 7 Jane 66
G«o.iohBiWGoHliH 1 Feb. 69
£2iueNS.
Henry Dalsrliih 82 Aus. 65
James MGrcsor 26 Feo. 66
John Cameroo Pender 97 Feb. 66
Alex. Martin Edmiitoiw 38 Feb. 56
Arch. Wm. Banuay Davidson 21 Sept. 67
Fred.£ccles Kinnier 26 Nor. 57
Geo. Fatertou Lyon 80 Nov. 57
Aii. mnd Caf/.— Arthur Aug.
Longmore, fate Ciy^ 98 A 9 Aug. 65
5i(ry.— WalterWalkerLennoz25 Jan. 65
^«m/.5Mr^.— John Holt 1 Mar. 55
Paymaster. — William Bosi... 37 Jan. 65
Qr.ifru/.— Thos. Williainson,
iats qr-M- 84 F, 15 Sept. 66
Bine Fadngs.
J$SHtSt Messrs. Cox and Co.
2nd ROYAL LANARK.
[No. 78.]
[£mbodied.]
Head Quarters, Alderthot.
LiBUT.Coi.ovsL Coxmahbaht.
David C. B. Carrick Bu-
chanan, <«/< a>r. 2 jDrt. ...29 Nor. 64
Majoes.
Arch. Hamilton Tattnall, 2a/«
Copt. 92 F. 6 Dec. 64
Bobert Ilarington, Iats Oapt.
U lancers 12 Apr. 55
Captaihs.
Andrew Frexer, U.Col. lata
JohnDickion 7 Dec. 64
John George Brown 8 Dec. 64
Walter Scott.* Iats O^. 48
Madras NJ. 9 Dec 64
WalUr Brisbane Park,* late
Capt. 20 F. 16 Feb. 55
George Aug. Alston 12 Mar. 66
Thomas Donald 14 Mar. 65
Walter Henry GiU,i late Lt.
Cape H. U 7 Not. 66
WiUiam Wilson .SO Dec 56
John Floyd 26Ang. 58
LlXUTKNAKTS.
J. Carmichael Bobertsou ... 6 Dec. 54
Geo. Binnie WUkie 13 May 55
Andrew Smith 31 Aug. 55
Bobert Pollock, Instructor of
Muskstrp 26 Feb. 56
James Begg 26 Feb. 56
John DaruT Campbell 6AprU58
Hector S. M'NeiU 7Aphl58
Wm. Benjamin Wilkin 21 May 58
Kdward John Clifford 18 June 69
Wm. Henry Bower 20 Jane 69
Ebsions.
Albert Owen M'Dermotte ...SO Nov. 67
John Edw. Thompson... 18 Sept. 68
OUverWm. S. Hoare 1 Dec 58
Augustine Hugh H. Lerroy...l5 Dec 68
Douglas Standen Mason 17 Dec 58 |
Bernard Byrne 3 Jan. 59
William Lefroy 18 June69
Archibald Hoger 26 Aug.69
Thomas Acres Ogle 87 Aug.59
William Porter 80 8ei^.59
d4i. ^ Cop/.— Frands W.
Johnstone, lots Capt. 27 F. 12 Jan. 55
Pi^MM/rr.— James M'Gre-
gor Hamilton 1 Apr. o8
Qr.J/uier.-Bobt. Brown. ..10 Sept. 56
Atr^.— Fred. Gourlay,M.D...88 Apr. 59
AssisLSurg. — Jolin Gibson
Smith 27Kov. 87
Blue Fadngs.
J0mts, McHxt* Cox and Go.
.W6
ROYAL PERTH.
(ib/sf.)
[No. 86.]
Head Quarters, Perth.
HOWOIA&T COLONIL.
5t>Thos. Monerieffe, Bart.t
lots Lieut. Seo. Fas. 6ds...J80 Oct 66
LlSUT.COLOBKL GOMXAIiDAflT.
Henry M. Drumroond, UUs
Capt.4AF. ^ INtv* 66
Majoe.
John Walter Wedderbun,
Iats Capt. 4SIF. 6 Nov. 66
CAFTAiaS.
Samuel Barrett 16 Feb. 84
Thomas Milles Biddell.i late
Ueut. 7 Dr. Gds 13 Dee. 64
Bei^. H. B. Alston Stewart ... 8 Nov.67
George Duncan Mercer 4 Dec 68
Fra. MacNaghten Leslie .....J» Jiuie6
LlBUTXlTAJin.
Oliver H. Minchin 80 May 67
Bobert Heury Wilton 18 June 59
EnsKifi.
Jdi.-^Lord Charles L. Kerr»
lots Oapt. 43 F. JM July 64
Papm^^
Qr.JVcftff.— Alex. Oeddes ...90 Dte. 16
5iiM<— George Webster Ab-
solon, M.D 8 KOT. 14
Jssist»3urg,
Scarlet Fadngs.
Jgsnts, Messrs. Cox and Co.
RENFREW.
(Tks Prince of WaM Bsfol Esgt.)
[No. 139.]
Head Quarters, Paisley.
HoifOBABT COLOIIKL.
William Mure. DL. JP. .... 8 Feb. 81
Ltxut.Colonkl Cohmardaht.
Sir Bobert J. Millicken Na-
pier, Bart. DL. J P. Iats
Capt. 19 F. 81 Mar. 64
Majoxs.
William Cunningham Bon-
tine, /«/« ImwI. 8 Dr» .... 6 Jan. 66
Wm. Fiulay Hamilton, Iats
LUut.19F. 87 June 61
Caftaiiis.
Alex. Sidney G. JanBcey,<cl#
Lisut.\lF. 6JaB.6i
James Lowndes, JP. Gent, at
Arms 6 Jan. 66
Jolin Simons 1 Apr. 66
James Anderson 8 Apr. 66
Bob. Walklnshaw Young... 81 Jan. 67
Chas. BissetTbomaoA 88 Sept 69
l^mimHAiiTs.
fttderick Debenbam 1 Apr. 66
ibrahsm Thompson. S Apr. 66
neury Dun\«>p 81 Jan. 67
.SrBoyd... 18 June 69
V^itX^wAttey Bii6c* .»9 tapft. 69
^|p^ BirW) DwDitop.........tl 8iVt 69
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Qeoffge James WilMMi 88S«pi.57
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Barr t Oct. 61
Mun,~-lf. Y. UGomperti ...11 Jnlj 67
Blot facings.
J/M/.V.W.Uott,j;if.
BOSS, CAITHNESS,
SUTUEBIAND, AND
CROMARTY.
(J2{/rM.) [Ifo.9«.]
Hea4 Qnvtcrs, D&ogwell.
HONOaARY COUMIXL.
aCharls* H'Keoue Frater (1). DL.'
JP. Z«/tf Oip/. CWtf. G<b...i7 May 16
LiKUT.COLOZfXL COMMARDAHT.
George Win. UuIbms Bms.DL. JP.
UUt Lieut. 9i F. 11 li-eb. 6G
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UF. 17Mar.6<
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CapLUF. USevt 69
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Patbck M'LeaB, JP MDm.66
Ihincan H. C. &. Daridson,
^ JP 18 Feb. 6«
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Adrian Wm. Keith Falconer 7 WL 68
MMMa of Seotlmti,
LnUTBHAHTS.
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Bnjrh Undsay M*Lennaa ..S9 Oct. 66
WlUMm Howtona 8Ktr. 68
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laitofl^F. 87 July 67
5«fy.— Alex. Thorn 4 Dec 66
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Black Facings.
Jginti, Messrs. C. R. and W. M'Grigoir.
STIRLING, DUMBARTON,
CLACKMANNAN, AND
KINROSS.
(Tk€ Highland Bordtrtn light In^
/•miff.)
[Mo. 90.]
[EsBhodiMi.]
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HOHOEABT COLOiril..
James, 2>i(JN^Moatrose,KT. If Oet. 97
LUUT.COIONEL COIUUIAMVT*
Sir Alex. Cha. Gibson Mait-
land, JBarl. Utt^ltF,
Dl4.JP U Mar.66
MAJOIf.
JoluillBdby.jp. WJslyU
Jv«phDBiidas,JP 93 Jan. U
CATTAJirs.
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John C. Craigle Halkett, Utt
Li. 46 F, 18 Oct. K
Jamea Colquho— , Imt4 t^R,
jhtu •. ....*..••*«•. 9 Feh. 66
John Crawford Tait 98 Feb. 18
Jamea Frederic Bennett ••.. 9 1iar.S9
John Uendersoi »•••••••.. JaaeM
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Matt. Cham. B. MacaOmUar. .97 Mar. 16
Edwin Grogan. Imu U,% F. • Mor. 66
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Francis Priaiglo 18 Jms&9
Alex. Thomaa Eweaa » 7 |ffa> 69
Eiiaiova.
George Scott IDecS?
Arthur FIswkea...... ^
Edgeworth Borrocki
John Dnabtr XI Am. 69
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Geerge Yergnion 83 Ang. 68
MAJom.
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JadDMB Wray, UU C^/.M#J8 June 46
Hftorj Stevart Bereaford
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Edmud Duugbia Leslie 8 Dec. 54
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7 Ae. 16 nee, 54
CSharki B. HsrtweU M May 65
Alex. WhiUa „... 9 July 66
WiR.Jaeksoii Clarke £3 Pec 56
John Itrrason Mootfonery 12 Jan. 68
WiUiaiB T. Bntsen 18 Mar. 58
B«BplueyMaj 81 Oct 60
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Levis O'Benw WilUama JSL Dec 66
AJltbosv, Lord Ashley, UlU ^
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HvfK FittGerald Mahooy,
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Cbadas Hill 18 May 59
Ctaone O. Cappage ^ 8 Aug. 69
JotalCoiitoiy Brad .80Sept69
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Qsotga Gisaham 9 Aug. 68
thtamm Umont Hobbs 11 Jan. 69
Xalky CitrfUm 86 Feb. 69
Stewart SeariesMitcheU...... 8 Mar. 69
Join Wood^. 18 May 69
W«. Wallace Lccge 9 Aug. 69
Cedl Bobert SltmCod 908mt.69
Wiffiaa Mitdieir 26 Oct. 69
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Captaihs. _
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George Qny, JP. 2Spec 64
Edmond Alexander Hannay 4 Jan. 55
BenJ. Ckmenta Adair 99 Mar. 55
Henry Alsaeer Pollock 88 Mar. 59
Skifflngton Thompson 1 Aug. 59
TlXST LiKUTKNANTS.
Rich. Thomas Benson Rusicll 8 Jan. 56
Joseph William O'Donnell ... 8 Jan. 56
Horatio Sloane 28 Dec. 66
Andrew O'Ryan 8 July 57
Henry Langtry 28 Mar. 59
Alex. M'C. Markhsm »0Oct. 59
SkCOHD LiXUTXNAirTS.
Lambert M'Killop 19 Mar. 59
James Craig... do
Henry 8. O^Brien Blake 16 Apr. 60
Bobcrt W. Goddard 14 May 59
Francis Green 7 Sept.59
F. C. Hamilton Parks 11 Nov. 59
iii//v/a»/. — Andrew Mnnro,
late of R. Art 1 ^t, 54
Surgeon. — George Nixon,M.D. 9 Jan. 65
A»si$t.Surg,--'li\KX. Haldaue
Cooke 8 Mar. 59
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Facings Grey.
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ARMAGU ARTILLERY.
[No. 8.)
Head Quarters, AiBisgh.
CAVTAUr.
Richard Francis Kidd 7 Apr. 56
LiSOTXMAn.
Tliomas Leaver 17 Aps. 56
SxcoxD LiiuTBVAirr.
Bobsrtl>ndaUPope liJaa.66
Atr^Mm.— James King 86 April 66
ARMAGH.
{Light Infantry.) [No. 75.]
Head Quarters, Armsgh.
Colon XL.
The Earl ^ Gosfoid. XP 19 Nov. 84
LXXUT.COLONXL.
WilUam Cross, lots Coft, 68 F. 85 July 59
Majom.
Henry WOUaa Oanlteld 86Jaly69
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Andrew Craig 88 Nov. 64
Edmurd Wingfleld Yemer ...18 Jan. 65
Wm. ArbuthnotHntchinson 18 Dec 56
WilUam Forbea Synnot 18 July 69
John Smyth 18 July 69
Wm. Paton, lots Lt, Indiam
Army 14 July 69
LiXUTXXAHTS.
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Edw. ViniersByan J88epl67
WiUiam Atklnaoa t98ept.67
John James La Tonche 1 Jmy 69
Thos. W. Stanley 14 Joly 69
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Head Qnarters, Ctrlow.
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L1XUT.C0X.0JSXL.
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John ClilTe Vigors 6 Mar. 66
PhiUp C. Newton 86 Feb. 66
James Blackney .4...81 Sept68
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Thomas Adam BcowBO 16 Oct. 66
Arthur FiUMaaiioe 96 Feb. 66
Edward Batlsr Jl Sept. 68
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a. O.Owdqr BiggiBB, MP.
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BtnTWBliMiKaox,DL.JP. 8 July 80
luMrt Kbox.jp 7 Feb. 48
IhoMM£l«ood.JP. 88 Feb. 48
loMoPBMt 10 Feb. IS
iMMTMghM Jaekioii 19 Jan. M
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LnUTKRAIIIS.
AUlred Knox, Act, Q,M IJee. 56
TbonaePeloMr S Mar. 56
ThoaN*«lbboiia 16 May 65
Bobcrt ThoBpaoD 26 Jan. 66
Edir.J.BoliMbroke 8 Apr. 66
SomiBick 0*lMiuiell do
Eiiaiaira.
BiaBrrGavrey UFieb. 66
Bob. Acton 16 Feb. 66
Fetor I^iwh ......U Seoi. 65
David I. Fair 19 Feb. 66
IML Anc. Browne S Aor. 66
IdiMBdH. Jordan 16 May 66
J^nrauulfr.— 4tanbopeKenBy98 Feb. 66
aA. ^ Ciifi.—^Awnd Leet
Ciy,UUCimt.fOF, 80 Joly 66
9ivf.- Wbi. H. FraBklin.. . .18 JnJy 66
Wkifta FaeiBga.
Ja§nti,-'Skr E. B. Bonrngb, BL
ArmltfcCo.
SOUTH MAYO.
Km$u.) [No. 16.]
Head i^narton, Weatport.
HOMBABT COLOVBL.
O60iitrM«rr*^f8'Ugo>l>I«' ^ F.
LllUT.COI.OHlL GOMAIIDAMT.
Maiob.
Samael Per» Lea, Gw/.
Vnmit .T!...17 Apr. 66
CAtTAiaa.
jr<N». D. BiBghaa. 96 Dee. 64
J. H. Brovna 87 Dee. 64
P.FfBBciaBlalM, UU OmL
19 #. 3..ttJaB. 66
Boger FUteer, JP. 8ilaB. 66
Wallar BvUir, Omt. Vmii. 1 May 66
D. S.Bra«B0....3 98 April 66
LmmvAjm.
C. B. BlirtBB J7 Dm. M
Mama of Irtkmd.
BMkryF.Fkn«U 98 Jan. 65
Ooorga W. INUoB 84 Jan. 66
ABBaaley Kbok .^ .81 Oet. 66
BaBryT.Onff 18 Pee. 66
FkBBciaBnUedgB„ 1 July 66
Saaiana.
BcBry John BwhaBan .81 Avg. 86
Btahaid BmvBB 98 Nov. 66
JohB aiBBley C. LamiBia ...87 Mar. 68
OmUim §mi JdhOtmi.—Wm,
D.BBkker,<aleC^I. 18^188 Not. 64
IVqraiaWir.^efcB D. Bwwmali Job. 68
^jra#«M-.-MkbaelDodd 88 May 66
jMfyioB.-J. B. Bnrke 9 Nor. 64
Aliar Jbrpfgw.— Gerald Mol-
loy 19F*b. 66
Black FiieiBga.
JgmU, Meaara. Cane aad Soot.
ROYAL MBATH.
[No. 119.]
Head Qnartenii TrfaB.
HoifOBABX COLOHBL.
Tho. Mmrf. qf Headfort, KP.
LnUT.COL. CoMMARDAirT.
Tbonai E. Tayk»r, UUOapi,
6 mjf» VHV..MM. «..>.. .........u U9Ct ao
MAJOB8.
Sir Jobn Dillon, Bt. laU
Cofi, 89 F, IS Not. 64
n<m. H. Laogford Bowley ... 11 July 50
CArrAina.
J. Nicholat Coddington 15 Not. 54
JobB Fkrrtll 16 Dec 64
Bobert Fowler 16 Dee. 54
jfofi. Charlea Bonito 19 Dec. 65
Jaa. Sanderaon Winter 89 Mar. 66
Edward Botheram 6 Sept. 69
LUUTBHAIfTa.
Bichard Dooaldaon 16 Not. 46
WUUam Johnalon 89 Not. 46
Cbarlea BeUrnne Ewart 19 Dee. 66
Thoa. Tayloor Clare..... 8 May 66
Henry 8. Johnaton 18 Jnly 68
EaaiQiia.
John P. Keamrr 8Scpt.68
Franda BothweU 16 Jan. 69
Adi. ^ Capt. — Jamea Hay,
UJaft.lhF, 19 Doc. 64
Peyiiirw.-Edw. Wm. Wil-
fiaaia, Utt U, 8 Bengml
Cttmlrg 10 Aug. 66
amfmm,-^. Joah. O'BeiUy.
lIS7\». 19 Doe. 46
^Mw/.SMry.— DaTid Troittr 8Sai»t68
Bloe.
A§fiU9, Metira. Cane and Sona.
MONAOHAN.
[No. 181.]
Head Qaarten, Monagban.
HOHOaABT CoLOjnUM
Cbarlea PoweU Lealie 6 Ang. 67
Ijm.COL01IBI. GOMMABOABT.
Tbotnaa Oriel Fonter, Utt
C^fLTlF. 89JttBe66
Majobb.
TboBMaCooCe l7Sept67
Cbarlea Woodwrigbt (9), UUs
ay«. 18 F. 90 i^y It
AM
CarTAiMa.
Edv.WauBood 4 May 48
BalpbForatar 83 Not. 56
Miebael Edward Uwia 7 Apr. 68
Andrew H. Folier 80 Dec. 56
JohnLeaUe 8 Joly 67
Jeaae Lloyd, fate C^pl. 47 /*. 9 Jan. 68
LiBUTBNABTa.
Maibew Bleakiey IS May 46
BicbardCooto 91 Fab. 66
George Smytb .81 Feb. 66
Jobn Cranston Dawaon .... 8 Aug. 67
Fritb Tbompson do
Jobn Crofier 7 Sept. 58
ENBiana.
MatUiev B. Nagklen Jll Jan. 68
Henrys. Bird 8 July 58
AtU' ^ Ctef.-'Hogh A«g.
CWton (1). 'o^ It' 10 F....88 Dec. 57
Pdyauvter.— BobartThofliaonlS Jan. 66
Qr.MmtLr-Wmk, Wataon •• 6 Fab. 66
Sary. — Wm. Naiaau Irwin,
M.D 7 Ool. 66
^iai«f.jBry.—Wm. Temple... 7 Sept. 68
Wbite Fvdnp.
Jgmt*, 5h' £. B. Bcroagb, ^1.,
Armit IbCo.
QUEEN'S COUNTY.
{Rof»lByUs.) [No. 1*04.1
Head Qoarten, Maryborough.
HOIfOBABT CoIjOBBL.
Sir Charlea Henry Cooie,
Bart. MP. JF. DL. 20 Ko». 84
LiKUT.COLOKrL COHHANPA^T.
Krancia Plnnkett Dunne, KSS.
JP. DL. Cot. Vnatt 16 Feb. 46
Majobs.
Henry Daniel Carden^JP. Ta/^
0/62 JP 12 Jan. 66
Cbulley Downei Ooole, l*t4
qfhi r, 83 July 66
CAPTAlBft.
Cbarlea Hartpole Bowen, JP. S Apr. 41
Robert Wbite 3 Sept. 48
Hannan fltxmaurice S3 Nut. 6i
George Carey. Uit C«p/. TIF. * Dee. 64
ITm. Bobert Hower 16 July 68
Percy Raymond Grace, J P. ... do
LlBUTKlTARTa.
Walter Joaq>b Borrowet 8 Feb. 58
EifiiOBa.
Wa.Maonaell 11 Jan. 68
Joaepb A. Lncaa 7 Mar. 67
iCif^CM.— BobLCari Coote,
^T^yilJ'. 84 Jan. 84
QrJf«<M'!— Wm. Ryan 8 Not. 69
Atffv.— Geo. PiUuBg(OB,MD. 34 Aug. 65
al«i«I.Awy.— E.Camiicbael.11 OcL 66
Scarlet Facing!.
Jgtntt, Sir E. B Boroogb, Bm-t.,
Armlt and Co.
ROSCOMMON.
[No. 93.)
Head Qnartera, Boyle.
CciLOBBL.
FiltttepUen French. MP. DLi8 Dec 64
LlBVT.Col.OKKL COVBAMDABT.
m John CanlftckU.1). Imtt Bt.
▼ jfig.8Dr.G^ • 7 May 40
K K
64B
JohnlVArcy SOJn.il
Owen R. Natlianiel Lloyd ..16 July 16
Captaiiis.
Eobcrt H. French IS J«a. »
WUliam Curtis UJan. 14
Bobert Roper 90 Jan. 16
John Georges, /«/« of Btmgml
Army MMar.U
William Duckworth 16 July U
John W. >laDann 18 Dec. 67
HenryCaalAel(r,Sm^<.^r«qr 1 Ftob. 68
Sichardlrwin 17 Apr. 68
LlKUTENANTt.
Thomas McNaughten 1 Feb. 65
Henry Crofton Lloyd 16 July 66
William M'Dermott SSOet. 67
James Rood 380ct. 67
Wm. Watson Hackett 38 Oct. 57
Owen Kdward Ljnch 1 Feb. 68
OliterCorr 17 Apr. h%
Luke Leonard 29 Mar. 69
Ehsioitb.
Daniel Kelly S3 Bept. 56
Charles >Ved. Mnlloy 8 Dec. 67
Coote MoUoy Chambers ... .14 Dec. 57
RutledKC Irwin Peyton ... .19 Apr. 58
James Cmflon 23 Apr. 58
Thomas Wm. Frrnrh '29 Mar. 59
Christopher F. M'Dermott .. 3 June 59
Alexunuer Gunning do
Ftiymaster. — Edmund Corr. .23 Oct. 57
AdI. ^ Capt.—kn. French
LloTd. late Lt. 53 F. 34 Mur. 55
Qr.MoMt.—JKBxtt Uendley,
ateoftiS F. 5 Feb. 55
Aifv.— James Roche Kagle. .33 Oct. 57
Auut.Sur0. — Thomas W.
Rcennao, MD 1 June 69
Ruff Facings.
Jficnts, Messrs. Cane fc Sons.
&^f!Uk Agent, Edw. S. Codd, Esq.
SLIGO.
(J?(/f«.) [No. 134.]
Head Quarters, Sligo.
COLONXL.
Francis Arthur Knox Gore,
lAtut. of the County 37 Jan. 47
LllCUT.COLONIL.
Oeo. Aug. J. M'Clintock. JF.
tattCapl.S2F 16 Mar. 66
Majok.
JohnffoUiott, JP 15 Mar. 66
Captaiiis.
James Jones, JP 17 Dee. 41
Frrdric Edgar Knox 6 May 48
James Wood, JP 13 Sept. 48
Henry Rliss Crofton 34 Feb. 55
Lewis George Jones, JP .. ..17 Sept. 66
JohuGethin 16 Mar. 66
LTF.UTXNA9TS.
Ormsby Jones, JP 15 Jan. 66
James Fitzroy Knox 15 Jan. 55
Robert Sevmour Ormsby ...37 Feb. 56
Roger Doawell Robinson.... 6 Nov. 55
Wm. Andrew Baker 29 Julv 58
Richiird R. Knott lb July 59
Ensigns.
John i:. Knox 31 Mar. 56
Henry Williams do
Thomas Little Robinson 3 Aug. 58
George D. Onnshy 12 Jan. 59
Paymaster. — Albert llcury
Knox 3 Feb. 55
C«o/. if- ^<//.— Maxwell l)u
Pre Strong, lateCa^t. 52 FSl\ July 55
Quarter Matter. — \l m. Sa-
vage 3 Feb. 55
5iir^.— John Fiiwcctt 18 Jan. 55
Aisut^Surg.—Bichard Wood
Fawcett 3 Feb. 55
Black Facings.
Agents, Messrs. Cane fc Sons.
Milkia of Iribind.
THB DUKB OF CLAREKCE'8
MUK8TER ARTILLEBY,
OB Ut, or south
TIPPBRART MILITIA.
[No. 97 J
(Embodied.]
Head Quarters, Goipoct.
L1BUT.C0LOVBL COMMAMDAMl.
Richard, MaH of Donoosh-
more, DL JP, late o/WfM Jmly 40
Majobs.
Hevy WUliam Mawy, JP....17 Jaa. 16
WUla CrofU OaM>n tSJaly IB
Captains.
Richard Orlando KeIkU 1 Feb. 66
Henry 8«r|ant IS F«b. 66
Hugh Gough, late Capt. 1 2>r»M Feb. 66
Henry Sheppard 88 July 66
William Quin SB July 66
Edroond Southwell Mulcahy,
JP 17 Jan. 66
Richard Pennefather Going .16 May 66
Wm. >'iUwilltam Smitlnridc.80 Dec 68
LlBUTKlfAJTrS.
Henry Pedder 38 July 66
Edwin Thomas, Inetmctor of
Mwketry « SB July 66
Thomas Carroll Dempster ...17 Jan. 16
JohnSadlierBrereton .38 Dec 68
Marshall Robert Clarke, ic/»
ofSOF. SO Dee. 68
JohnChavtor 8 May 59
Richard Butler 18 July 59
Second LiiutinjlHts.
Thomas Brereton S7 Mar. 66
Edward Austin Kenny 8 Oct. 68
Robert Prendergast 38 Dec. 68
John Cooke , do
George Lani^ey do
Richard Moore Sadlier S Vth. 19
Nicholas Herbert S May 69
Ambrose Going 18 July 69
Adj. ^ Capt.—Benj. Grey
ifackenue,2a^«{>p/.69J^.I8 Jan. 66
PMrsMtf/er. — John Cnten
Mansergh, JP S8 Dec 68
Qr.Mastir.-~Johii Carr, late
qflO r. 18 Feb. 66
5Myy.— James Dempster,M.D.
late 0/94 F, .SO Sept. 47
AMmtAwg.—iciee^h Butler,
Scarlet Facings.
Agents, Sir £. R. Rorongh, Bart.,
Axnit, and Co.
2nd, or north
TIPPERARY.
(Light Iitfantry.) [No. 106.]
Head Quarters, Cashel.
Colon XL.
G. Ponsonby, Vise. Lismore,
Lieut, of the County, late
Cor, n Lancers 11 Jan. 66
LlST7T.C0L0!rCL ComrAKDART.
Comwallis, Vise. Hawarden,
DL. JP., late Capt, S Life
Gds, 17 Not. 64
MAJom.
George TTtnd,late Brev.'M^j.
36/*. 36 Jan. 64
Cattauts.
Basaett Hobnes, JP 98 Nor 64
RobertBeU v— 17Aig.55
Oeorp Francis Stonej 80 May 66
ThowMM*Cniib J» MaySS
Samuel WilliuB Perry B7iely67
nraacie Robert O'DobmU ..SSJulyM
Deaii DUBA Pozcell 4e
John Graham .................. 1 Aiif. H
LUUTBKAinB.
JamssDekBy STMar.M
RBlphHeUBonlMry JUUmU
Robert Sly BJn^ 51
Wm.Alex.flerrett SfepLt?
niomasyenioBSedieir.... 16 Ju^S9
Daniel Falkiaar...*. do
Henry Floeter ................. do
JohB Joe. Bcolly de
SVBIOHB.
Fred. E. Biran 16 July &9
James W. Sadier do
PaywiaMmr, — Joseph BoWn-
son, late Maj, 60 F. 14 Mar. »
itfi/.—Thomas Aadrewa» JP.,
UteCapt.itF. 13 May M
QrMast—VUihd. AcnB, late
t^WF. 17 Feb. 5>
Surg. — Robert Armstronr
BagneU 18 Jan. U
Atsist.Sutg.^J. A. P. CoUea 8S Jan. 61
Dark Green Fadngs.
Agents, Mesira. Cane end Sobs.
ROYAL TYRONE.
irmsiKsn.) [Ha 80.]
Head Qouteri, Omai^.
Colobkl.
LXBUT.COLOlfBL COMMAniABT.
Jamea Matthev Stronae, JP.
DL.,lateof6ai>r.^m^90 Oct 6«
Masomm.
David Robert Boae, leteCn/.
66F. .\f.. 4JBly6S
James Alfred Caulfidd (1),
late Lt. ^ Cmpt.OoideUOitSI^ irmt 69
Captaihs.
Burleigh Stuart 1 May IS
brands EIlis,JP 1 Nor. 64
Robert Sandye Lindeiay, fal#
qfdOF. ....^..^•.7.....I9Mar.6S
Claud Houston .tS JnsSS
John Herbert ArmatRHiB, le/e
Iieut.9bF. 17JBly65
Wm. Hamilton Irwui 6 Mar. 66
Edward Chaloner Knox ... .18 April 66
Edward R. f. StroBf 16 Oct. 67
Charles King ColbDim SS Dec 58
DeaneMaBD 19 July &9
LiBirnufAVTS.
William Moore 1 May 46
Richard White 1 Sept 54
JohnMaxweR SI ftb. 55
Thomas Andrew Yoong .... 6 Mar. 66
Joshua Pym 4AnrilM
Daniel WUson 10 Feb. 57
George Perry M'Clintock . .10 Feb. 57
Robt. Saundenon Huaiiton J9 Apr. 59
Robert Wm. Scott 19JiQyl9
John B. M'Crea. 16 Sept. d9
Ensigns.
Gisbome Knox Homer .... 17 Nov. 57
John Robert BaiUie 15 Jan. 3»
Walter J. F. Quin 29 Apr. 59
Adf. ^ Capt.—Wm. Lnndie 6 Mar. 46
Airv.— Richard Ridgway ..16 Feb. &»
Asstst.Surg.^i6tn. Moore ..16 Feb. ((
Qmt/ Jr«^— John Core . . 17 Jan. W
AmMuto*.— WilliamMaxweU
Caipendale 26 Feb. ih
BlaeFBdngB.
Ageititt Menn. Gene k Sobb.
TTBONE ARTILLERY.
[K 0. 9&]
Head aMrten, lloy.
Majoe.
JoM^ Greer, DL. JP. M Apr. M
Caytaihs.
Ti|T Heozy Bvgee U Mar. 59
IdXtmSAJXTU,
Reiihk Baa. Bogeri .... 4JiiIy IB
Sicoifs LunmiiAjm.
AiL / Cte/.-Joe. Stanley
Wi^ht, bU qfRog. Art,. .19 April U
Airy.— Eobt. Ciothen, MJ). S Jnne 66
Agtntt, Heisn. Caae and Sou.
WATEHFORD ARTILLERY.
[No. 29.]
[imbodied.]
Head Qaartera, Qofport.
COLOHSL.
fU Horn, Lord Stuart de
SODee. S9
IobvtjColonel.
WrayPdBser 13 Oct. 10
Majok.
Gerard Nod Bolton, UUe LL
10 Bowtkgy N. L 17Ja1y6S
CArrAivs.
John PaUiaar 90 Sept 89
John£aBUBde.MP. 1 Nor. 54
Leopold Geo. Fredk. Keane,
UieBk$,BtP, 17 Nov. 54
Hemy Meagher 14 Dec. 54
Nieholaa F. Gyles 23 Feb. 65
Edward Lyipbeny 2 Dec. 57
Thomas Edward Fover, JP... 26 July 58
GeorgeMeara ....•26Jan. 59
LnEUTKHAMTS.
John Boaaell Mmlcahey .... 1 Feb. 55
John Snow .80 Sept. 57
'William Fffwer 5 Dec. 57
Tbonaa O'Grady Usther. . . .17 June 58
Wm. Henry Greer, Imtmctor
of Muskftry SSept.58
Fra. Ang. Blake 29 Mar. 69
William Briscoe 14 Apr. 59
Crofton Bernard Uniacke ... 6Ang. 69
Sbcoud LixuTxif aiits.
Bobert Brewster Montford...28 Dec. 58
Biohard Charles Clarke 4 Mar. 59
Arthur I^ndi 5 Apr. 69
Michael Louis Luther 5 May 59
Edward Nunn 31 May 59
IVaaeis James Baker 80 Jane 59
TlMmias Wm. Harrison 16 Oct 59
George Lennox Swale 26 Oct 69
Adi. ir Caot,-^. Warren
Glnbb. UJU Omi. 44 i'.. . . .17 Not. 64
PMMMto^.— Bichard Elliott,
UisMt^.i W.I.BMt 8 Feb. 55
Qr.jra«l«r.~ James Ward ...80 Sept 67
Smgj—lffa. Holland Gore,
MD. MDec67
^Muf.Ar^.— Richard Henry
logert 12 Nov. 57
Seariet Facings.
AgmUt Messn. Cane and Sons.
Mmtia ^IrelaruL
WESTMEATH.
(£(/f0f.) [No. 114.3
Head Qnarters, Castleton-Delvin.
COLOMBL.
Fnike S. Orerille, rP. Uii 1
L^ftOds 22 Aug. 60
LniuT.CoLO]rsL.
Jfar2d/Granard.£P 26 Dec. 56
Majob.
John James Nugent, UUeCaat,
ZDr.Odt. 26 Dec. 65
CArrAiirs.
Ralph Thos. A. Smyth 7 Apr. 54
Artflur D. Chaigneau 18 Nov. 64
Richard J. Connolly SO July 66
Arthur Upton t 1 Dec. 55
Thos. James Smyth 26 Dm. 65
Sydney N. David Smyth .... 81 Jan. 17
LiixmNAnTS.
Henry Fetherstonhaugh. ...80 July 65
Wm. Maxwell Smyth 26 Oct 55
HuriiMorrow 10 Aug. 68
Arthur Gamble do
Alfred deBlaquiere 28Not.68
Wm. Fred. Ebbs 1 Feb. 69
ElfSIftHS.
Crofton T.B.Yandelfur.... 8 Dec. 68
John McLoughlin 20 Apr. 69
Anthony Adams EeiUy 27 May 69
Pdfsw/.—Wmonghby Boyd 16 Nov. 11
^./^/.— John Balbffd
Gardiner (1), late Copt,
17 F. 20 May 56
QttarLMMt.—Edw. Morris 26 Oct. 56
5«wy«— John Wm. Williams.. 80 Nor. 58
Black Facings.
Agents, Sir £. R. Borough, Bt,, Armit
bCo.
WEXFORD.
[No. 99.]
Head Quarters, Wexford.
COLOlfXX.
Robert Shapland,£ort<Carew 5 Apr. 47
LlSUT.COLORXL.
H<Mi.'Shapland Francis
Carew,Za/tfX<.8^iMMrt..l6 Mar. 54
Majos.
Charles H.CUffe, late Lt. 50
F. 12 Dec. 54
Captains.
Geo. Pemberton Pigott 80 May 42
Augustus Kennedy 30 May 42
Harry Alcock.JP 12 Oct. 49
Zor J Henry Loftus 34 Nor. 54
William H. Farmar 12 Dec. 54
John Daly Deverenx 6 Nor. 57
Narcissus Edmund Uuson . . 6 Not. 57
Philip John Doyne, tiUe Copt.
Turkish ConUMgmU .20 Sept. 58
946
_ ^ LnUTKNANTS.
Beaaeharap Henry Coklough,
Instruetor qf Musketry ..25 Dec. 64
John Thomas Beatty 27 July 55
Ben|a»inE.Ogle... ImJ.M
James Gavan 9 Anril Bft
Croaby Wm. Harvey ::.... 9 Dec 67
JamesEsmonde 29Dee.57
Thomas R, Burrowes 11 Nor. 68
Ensioks.
Charles James Harvey 27 July 66
George 6. Richards 21 Jan. 66
RobertRoche 26 Mar. 56
S^'I'I'??" SO Nov. 67
Bobert Neilson Goodall 2 Feb. 69
Joshua Barker 8 Feb. 69
Adj. 4* Capt.—Ceipt. David
Beatty, laU Lt.ii»h9i F. 27 Feb. 46
Paymaster. "^ Simon New-
port a), DL. i2^Ute Copt.
^89^. .V?..18Jan. 66
QMartMast.—Wm. O'Brien,
kUe<(f IS F 9 Jan. 66
5M»y.— Richard H. Yerling,
laUSurg. 4Areg 4 Dec 64
AsststJSurg . — • Solomon Ri-
chard Biggs, M.D 81 Jan. 66
YeUow Facings.
Agents, SirE.BJionn§lk,Bt^ Armit U Co.
WICKLOW.
(Rifles.) [No. 92.]
Head Quarters, Wicklow.
COLONKL.
Sir Ralph Howard, Bart. DL.
JP 1 Oct. 34
LiiuT.CoLONEL Commandant.
Edward Symes Bayly, DL.JP.
lateCapt.UBegt 9 Aug. 6 i
Major.
Robert A.G.Cttnninghame,JP.19 Feb. 58
Captains.
WUliam Blachford 7 Sept 29
Richard Hudson Hoey, late
CajH. 89 F 10 Mar. 48
William Grogan 3 Jan. 66
Robert TrueU 8 Jan. 66
LlKUTKNANTS.
Richard B. Hudson 8 Jan. 66
Edw. Albert Dennis 28 Jan. 66
John Franks 24 June 69
Wm. Fisher 15 July 69
Ensigns.
Robert N. Goodall 4 Feb. 66
George Arthur Scott 11 Sept 67
Richard Reynell Drought.... 7 Dec 68
John Henry Leonard 6 Oct. 69
Jdi. ^ Paymaster, — John
SUnley Howard, (1) late
Capt.^F. 15 Sept 67
Surg. — Allen K.Boyce, M.D. 12 Apr. 66
Black Facings.
Agents, Messrs. Cane and Sons.
647
CHANNEL ISLANDS MILITIA.
ROYAL JERSEY.
CM. Join llalUU U
Couicur, AUte-^e-
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War Services of the Officers of tlie Militia.
Aberdeen.— I Captain Dawes served with the 97th Regt. in the Trenches at the tlege of
Sebastopol from 20th )r<Fr{ |8Mi fj^lOtli dTirijTl^l aalM^ !• Cimtain in command of a party
of the 97th to repel a sonie on'our ~rigtit attack on 15£H Apfll, present also with the Regt. in the
tcqH ti^uchei -rigfa^ attack thrring thr asssnit tmthe Redan on the 18th June (Medal and
. _ J»^taU> Bland serred la the MahnUta war» in^cludiag the capiarct of Kagpore and Aiieer-
^ilr r eoimMAded.twia GompiaSea of tiie RoyaU at the taking of the Hill Fbrti In Candeiah ;
jMeired A C<>ntiisi<in on the bead fitrm a matchlock-ball at Kulfyghanin, and waa seYerely wounded
bi ^A.kg itAssccrghnr (Kedal).
-8 Captain Farqabar JoUiedOoier Pasha** army at Eupatorfa fn Feb. 1855 aa Deputy Inspeetor
I of Hospitals but performed the higher duties of Inspector General daring the greater
_ of the war, and was afterwards present at the siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and
Tttipiifa War Medal, 4th Class of the MeciJTdie, and the Ifdahar of Tunis; ha is also a Bey in
I Army).
u^\ Captain Pearse serred wUli the Baltic Expedition of 1855 as Lieut R. M.
Artillery ; was present in command of Artillery at the capture and destruction of the enemy's
ATppbg at Koporia Bight and at the cutting out of 16 RuBsian Vessels in Verta Neva Bay. He
afUisntfda senred with theTUrkUh Gontlogent at Kertch aa a Captain of Artillery from Not. 1856
until that force was disbanded In June 1856, doing the duty of Adjutant to the Field Batteries.
He INP leoelved the Bailie Medal, a&d 5th Class of the MedJIdle.
i^a^na.— 1 Migor Mackenzie served the Kaffir campaign of 1851-52, as Captain 2nd Batt.
0OCh Sides (Meda1)» and was present at the forelhg the passage of the Kci with Colonel Eyre's
DiTisioo.
- A*gjlU-«i Lt.Calonel Feigussoii was 94 vears in the Bengal Caralry : he served the Punjanb
enmpaigD of 1848-49, hicludiog the actions of ChiUIanwallah and Qoojerat,— ^ Brigade M^or of
CaTaliy at the fonhcr, and as As^staat A^otaat General to the Snd PiTision of Infantry at the
latter; he also acted as Deputy AcQutant General to the force detached under Sir Walter Gilbert
in pursuit of the Sikhs and Afighans towsrds Peshawur (Medal and two Clasps, and Brevet Mijor).
Ayr. — 1 Sir James Feiigusson senred with the Grenadier Guards the Eastern campaign of 1854
and up to 4th May 1855, including the battles of Alma and Inkerman (wounded), and siege of
Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
Bedford. — 1 Captain Toseland served with the 3drd Regt at the siege and fall of Sebastopol
from 19th Dec. 1854, including assaults of the Redan on the 18th Jnne and 8th Sept. (Medal and
Clasp).
Breeknoek.— 1 Major Dickinson served with the Queen's Royals throughout the cam*
paign of 1838-39 in Affghanistan and Beloochistan, and was present at the assault and capture of
the fortresses of Ghuznce (Medal), and Khelat (leg broken by a musket shot).
Bucks. — 1 Captain Hewett served the campaign on the Sutlej (Medal), including the battles
of Ferozeshah (wounded) and Sobraon.
S Captain Lane served with the 49th Regt on the China expedition (Medal), and was present
with the regiment at the attack-and capture of Amoy, Chusan (2nd operation), Chinhac, and Ningpo ;
and he acted as Aide de Camp to Colonel Morris, who commanded the Brigade at Seg^oan, where
he was dangerously wounded, and had his left arm amputated on the field. In 1846 he had the
command of two companies of Infantry and a troop of Cavalry at Dungarvon during the rlotSy
on which occasion ho received the thanks of the Major General of the district, and also of the Com-
mander in Chief in Ireland.
CasBbrldipe. — 1 Captain Bendyshe served with the 10th Regt. during the Sutlej campaign of
1845-6, and was present at the batUe of Sobraon (Medal).
Oamarron.— 1 Lt.Colonel Mac Donald served with the 93rd Regt during the campaigns of
1811 and 12, against the Caffires on the frontier of the Cape of Good Hope. Also the campidgn of
1814 in Louisiana, and battle before New Orleans on the 8th Jan. 1815, — severely wounded in the
head and leg.
CaTan. — 1 Qr.Master Duff served with the 66th Regt. in suppressing the rebellion in Canada
in 1837-38, and was present in the affairs at St. Denis and St. Charles.
CheaUre. — 1 Capt Poppleton served in the Field Train of the Ordnance, with the Division of
the Army operating on the Eastern coast of Spain, in 1813-14. From Taragone he went to Genoa,
and served two years in Italy and Sicily, and was present at the capture of Gaeta in 1815.
2 Captain Daniell served with the 49th Regt. in China (Medal), — at Amoy, Chusan, Chinhae,
Kiugpo, Segoan, Cliapoo, Woosung, Chin Kiang Foo, and Nankin.
3 Captain Smyth served with the 17th Regt. in the Crimea from Dec. 1854, including the siege
and fall of Sebastopol, and assault of the Redan on the 18th June and 8th Sept ; waa also at the
bombardment and surrender of Kinboum (Medal and Clasp).
Clare. — 1 Lieut. FitzGerald served as a Lieut, in Catty's Rifles and in the Hottentot Levies during
the greater part of the Kaffir war of 1851-53, and was present at tlie operations in the Waterkloof
and the Amatolas under Sir Harry Smith (Medal).
Cork. — 4 Captain Tuckey served with the 4l8t throughout the campaign of 1842 in Affghanistan
(Medal), and was present in the engagement with the enemy on tlie 28th April in the Pisheen
YaUey ; in those of tlie 29lh May near Candabar, 30th Aug. at Goaine, 5th Sept before Ghuxnee;
at the ooeupation and destruction of tliut fortress and of Cal>ool, the expedition into Kohlstan,
f toim, capture and destruction of Istaliff, and the various minor affairs in and between the Bolan
and the Khyber Paivea.
640 War Services of the Oficers of the
OontwmlL^S Captain Alms lerred the campaign of lB4d in 8clnde, under Sir Charlci
Napier, and was pretent with the expedition to Imaumghor, and battle* of Meeanee and
Hyderabad (Medal).
3 Cant. Trial scnrod with the China expedition in 1848-48.
CvmbarUiid.— 1 Colonel the Hon. H. C. Lowther lerved in the 7th Huiaars in the cam-
' paign of 1808-1) in Spain under Sir John Moore, and was pretent at the engagements of Ua>
yorga, Sahagun, and Bcnovcnte, and in the retreat to Corunna. He lerved afterwards in tha cam-
paigns with the Duke of Wellington's army, from 1813 to the end of that war in 1814, and was at
the investment of Pampeluna, and in several cavalry rencontres in the Pjrreneea and South of
France ; also at the battles of Orthes and Toulouse. In 1815 he served in the 10th Hussars in ths
campaign of that year, and at the capture of Paris. Has received the Silver War Medal with
three Clasps.
]>enbigh.— 1 Captain Griffith served with the 23rd Fusiliers at the siege and fall of Se*
bastopol in 18i'i5, and at the assault of the Redan on the 8th Sept. (Medal and Clasp).
Darby. — 1 Lieut.Col. Coke has received the Modal for Ava.
2 Major MoMey served with the 60th Rifled in Kaffirlaud in 1861-53, and was present in the
operations in t)ic Waterkloof in October, and passage of tlie Kci with Colonel Eyre's colaran oa
the 4th Dec. 1851 (Medal).
3 Captain Newdigatc served as a Lieut, in the Native Levies at the Cape of Good Hope in 1&5I,
and was present at the capture of Fort Armstrong.
Panm.— I LLColonel Ferguson Datie served with the Grenadier Guards at the siege and fsU
of Sebastopol from -20th Aug. 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
2 Major Rattray served with the 13th Light Infantry throughout the campaigns In Afghan-
istan of 1838 and 1842, and was present at the storm and capture ot Qhuznae (Medal), assaolt
and capture of the town and forts of Tootumdurrah, storm of Jhoolghur, night-attack at Babos
Khoosh Ghur, destruction of Khardurrah, assault of Terwandurrah, storming of the Khoord
Cabul Pass, affair of Tczeen, forcing the JugduUuk Pass, reduction of the fort of Mamoo Khail,
heroic defence of Jellalabad, and sorties on the 14th Nov. and 1st Dec. 1841, 11th March^Mth
March, and 1st April 1843; general action and defeat of Akbar Khan before Jellalabad, 7th April
1842 (Medal), storming the heights of Jugdulluck, general action of Tezeen and recapture of
Cabul ( Medal). Was severely wounded whilst skirmishing on the JugdnUuck heights 20th Oct. 1841.
3 Captain Ilolman served in the Peninsula from Nov. 1811, attached to the Portuguese
service, and was present with Lord Hill's corps covering the siege of Badajoz, advance on
lierena, siege and storm of tlic tliree fortified convents of Salamanca, — led the storming partr to
the gate of San Yincento at its capture, battle of Salamanca, — slightly wounded hy a muskeU
■hot in the log ; siege of Durgos, and storming the works and the White Church ; several skirmishes
on the retreat from thLMicc near Torreciuemada, and blowing up tlie bridge of Duenas ; battles of
the Pyrenees on the 38tli, 20th, and 30th July ; night-attack and defeat of a French battalion on
the heights of Unlaz, action near Zugarrimundi,—B6\'ere contused wound; battles of the Nivelk
and the Nive, actions at Ustaritz and Villa Franque, battles of St. Pierre and Orthes, actions at
Aire, Vic Bigorrc, and Tarbes, and battle of Toulouse. Served the campaign of 1815, including
the battle of Waterloo; also with the Army of Occupation in France. He has received the War
Medal with six Clasps.
4 Lieut. Macdonald was engaged with the 1st Royals at the affairs of St. Charles and St. Bustadie,
and in disarming the rebels at Grand Brule, during the Rebellion in Canada in 1837-38.
5 Captain Fink served as Adjutant of the 17th Light Dragoons during the campaign of 1820
in Kutch.
C Surgeon Sandford served in the Baltic Fleet and was at the capture of Bomarsund (Medal).
Donegal. — 1 Major Todd served with the 40th Rcgt. throughout tlie operation in Cand^ar
and Affghanistan in 1841-42 (Medal), also present in the action at Maharajpore 29th Dec 1843
(Medal).
Domat. — 1 Colonel Bingham served 24 years in the Indian Army, and was with his Regiment
in the Burmese war of 1824-5-0, for which he has the War Medal with one Clasp.
3 LieutCol. Loftus served in the Peninsula with the 3rd Foot Guards in 1809-10-11 and 13, and
has received the War Modal with two Clasps for the battle of Busaco and siege of Ciudad Ro^rigo.
4 CapUin Littlchales served in the Kaffir war of 1840-47 (Medal).
Down. — 1 Captain Poard served with the 20th Regt. the Eastern campaign of 1654, including
the battles of Alma, Balaklava,and lukerman, and siege of Sebostopol (Medal and Claspe).
2 Major Browne served at the defence of Cadiz in 1812; campaign of 1814 on the Canadian
Frontier; with the Army of Occupation in France from 1815 to 1818. Has been instrumental on
various occasions in saving the lives of 137 persons from shipwreck, for which he has been
awarded the Gold and Silver Medals of the Royal Shipwreck Institution.
IKdbliii.— 4 Captain Russell was a Captain in the 98th Regt. with the expedition to the North
of China (Medal) in 1842, and was present at the storming of the city of Chin Kiang Foo, as idso
at the attack and capture of the Tartar entrenched camps on the heights outside the city ; and he
was also at the landing before Nankin.
Burham.— 1 Lt.CoL Hall served as Staff Officer with the Madras Artillery, in the Light Field
Force in the Southern Maliratta Country in 1841 , and was present at the taking of the Fort of
Kepaunee; served also with Lord Gough's expedition to China, commanding Troop of Hone
Artillery (Medal, and Brevet M^jor). Joined Lord Raglan's force on 14th Nov. 1854, and served
aa an Assistant Engineer until after the storming of the Redan on the 18th June, on which day he
waa employed in the advanced parallel. Transferred to the Turkish Contingent with rank of
XtCoioneJ, and lueceeded to the command of the Field Artillery as Brigadier, which f^patatoMHt
^liddimtiJ the peaoo (Medal wi&ihClMpi;>t ^^toaatov^l, and 3ni Glass of the Medjidia>
War SenieeM of the Officers of Ae Militia. 060
9 Major Codkson lerred the Sntlef campai^ of 1845-6 with the 80th Regt., and WM present In
the battles of Moodkee, Feroieshah, aod Sobreon (wounded), and has a Medal and two Claept.
3 Capt. Scarman carrie<l the colours of the SOth Regt. in the action of Maharajpore,and was wounded
in the left leg by a grape-shot; shortly after which he received a severe wound in the left arm.
4 Surgeon Nixon served in the Peninsula with the Coldstream Guards, and has received the War
Medal with two Clasps for the battles of Fuentes d'Onor and Salamanca.
Bdinbureb. — 1 Colonel Geddes served the Nepaul campaign of 1815-16, including the turning
of the Cherich Ghat, surprise of Etounda, and surrender of Muckwanpore (Medal). Piadarea
eampaign of 1817-18. Action at Punniar, 39th Dec. 1843 (Medal and Brevet UeutCol.). In
eommand of the Artillery for the suppresBion of the Belooch Robber Tribes, Jan. 1845. Served
the Sntlej campaign of 1845-46 ; commanded the Horse Artillery at the battle of Moodkee; com-
manded two troops H. A. at Ferozeshah ; commanded the Rocket Battery at Sobraon (Medal and
Clasps, and CB,),
2 Captain BoulUm served at the siege of Sebastopol from March to July 1855 (Medal and
Clasp).
Eaaax.— 1 Major Jodrell served in the 18th Roval Irish through the whole of the operations
In China (Medal), and was wounded at Chapoo.
2 Captain Edenborough served as a volunteer in New Zealand during the operations in 1845, and
was present in several of the skirmishes ; he also volunteered his services in the Mounted Police in
New South Wales on several occasions, and was once slightly wounded.
8 Major Wilkinson served with the 68th Lt. Inf. throughout the Eastern campaign of 1854-55,
including the battle of Alma, siege and fall of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
Fermanagh.— 1 Captain A. Nixon joined the 37th Regiment in the Peninsula, and waa
present at the battles of Vittoria, Pyrenees, Nivelle, Nive, Orthes (severely wounded) and Ton-
louse, siege of San Sebastian, and various minor sflairs (War Medal and seven Clasps). Served in
the American war in 1814-15, including the action at Platsburg; and was afterwards with tha
Army of Occupation in France after the Capitulation of Paris until 1818.
Fife. — 1 Captain Maconochie-Welwood served under General Pollock in the eampaign of 1842.
Served in the Pnnjaub campaign of 1848-40, and was present during the whole siege operations
leading to the storm of the town and surrender of the Fort of Mooltan ; commanded a squadron of
the 2nd Bengal Light Cavalry at the battle of Sunijcoond, when on the 7 th Nov. the Caval^ Brigade
charged and took an entrenched battery, capturing the gant ; afterwards proceeded in command of
the detachment, including the siege g^ns, which were oidered to the Fort of Cheniote ; was thanked
in Division Ordei*s for the expeditious way the party was brought up by forced marches, and was
present at the surrender of the fort to General Whiih (Medal and Clasp).
Flint.— 1 Captain Mathias served with theSnd Regt. in the Kaffir war of 1851-52 (Medal), and
with the expedition north of the Orange River in 1852-53.
Oallomray.— 1 Captain Hon. C. M. H. Forbes served with the 05th Regt. at the siege and
fall of Sebastopol from 30th May 1855 (Medal and Clasp).
Glamorgan. — 1 Lieut.Colonel Morgan served in the Peninsula from Oct 1813 to the end of
that war, in the Racket Troop Royal Horse Artillery, and was at the passage of the Adour, invest*
ment of Bayonne, and battle of Toulouse ( Medal") ; after which he embarked at Bourdeaux with
the army for North America, serving on the Niagara frontier until the peace.
2 Captain Hickson served with the 73rd Regt. in the Kaffir war of 1850-53 (Medal).
3 Lieut. Tynte served in H. M. S. Wellington as Midshipman in the Baltic, and was present
at the bombardment of Sweaborg (Medal).
Gloucester. — 1 Captain Jones served as Assist.Quai'termaster General of the Assam Field
Force during the whole of the first Burmese war, and has received a Medal and two clasps for
Ara and Assam. He is a F.R.A.S.
HaiitSi— 1 Lieut.Col. Bnmaby served the campaign of 1815, and was inresent at tha battle of
Waterloo.
2 Colonel Shaw served in the Peninsula with the Royal Artillery; joined the Army then
on the retreat from Burgos, and was attached to the 18-pounder Brigade, or Battering Train.
After the battle of Vittoria, formed a park of 172 pieces of artillery, captured in that actfoui
Served during the whole of the Siege of St. Sebastian ; was engaged at the crossing of the Bidassoa.
the Nive, and the Adour. He served afterwards on the Niagara frontier during the American
war ; has received the War Medal, with two Clasps, for St. Sebastian and the Nive. In 1835 he
Joined the British Auxiliary Legion of Spain as Lieut.Colonel of Artillery ; proceeded with the fliat
battery to Vittoria, and was in the affair of Artaban ; marched the artillery back to St. Ander, and
at St. Sclmstian was engaged in covering the passage of the troops across the Uremea on 28 May,
1830, when he got the decoration of 1st class of San Fernando ; was also in the aflklrs of 1st, 4th,
and 0th June following; also in the engagements on 1st Oct. following, when the Carlists attacked
the lines around St. Sebastian, and were repulKd with great loss. In Nov. he took the chief eom-
mand of the artillery of the Legion, and commanded it in the engagements from the 10th to the
15th March, 1837, when the strongly-fortifled hill of Oramendi was taken by assault. On the 16tb,
when the left wing was driven in, covered the retreat of the remainder for about one mile, when the
original position was taken up, for which service he was promoted to the rank of Colonel. In
May following, was engaged on the 4th in covering the construction of a Pontoon bridge for
the advance of the Spanish troops to take up a new P08it\^|| ; on the 5th, with a strong
redoobt occupied by the enemy ; on the 6th, repulsed ^ ^ irVgOTOus attaoks made for
the purpose of capturing the guns of the Legion ; oi^ .^.e '^'^^y ^'^ *^ ^^ eaptnva
of Hemani ; and on the 16th and 17th, directed th^ J^tVV^n ^ ^ captoia of tha
Fort del Parqne, and the strongly-fortifled town of Yniti ^^^xA ^^'"'^ ^^ eit^talatloB of
the important city of Fnente Arabia, and opened the oow^ ^l^^^ef^^^ ^Nfcwcen fit. Mbastiim
651 War Services of tlu Officers of Oe MiHUsL
tad Frtnoe : on this occasion he reoelfed a Gold Medal, and the deeorattoo of the Lawtiladi er
8nd ClaM of St. Fernando. On the 29th » lamc montli, the Artillery waa employed at ^■^Aof*^ |g
protect the advance of a Spanish DiTision, under Qeneral Espartero. Was frequenUy tagifid la
minor affairs, and oecasioaally acted as Engineer in the construction of the works thrown op §m
the defence of St. Sebastian.
3 Lient.CoIonel Strctton served the campaigns of 1813-19 in the Peninaala, with the OBlh
Light Infimtry, and was severely wounded at tlie battle of Vittoria by two gnn-ehota lodged la ths
body, one of which has not been extracted. He has received the Silver War Xadal with eaa
Clasp for Vittoria.
4 CapUIn Breton served with the SSth Regt. in the Crimea fnnn 13th Jan. ISSd, indadiBf thi
dage and fail of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasp).
6 Captain Bathurst served with the Sdrd Fusiliers in the Eastern campaign of I8M9 omI «ia
sererely wounded at the battle of Alma (Medal and Clasp).
Hertford. — 1 Captain James lerved with the S4th Regiment, and was actiTely emplofsd ia
Canada during the Rebellion in 1838-30.
Runtinffdon. — 1 Lieut. Rooper served with the 98th Regt. in the CrioMa ftom Sftud Aag.
1866 (Medal and Clasp for Sebastopol).
Karrj.— 3 Capt. O Connell served with the 73rd in Canada daring the ReheUkm in 1898-99;
at the siege of Monte Video fh>m Sept 1845 to Aug. 1846 ; and in the Kaffir war of 1819-47
(Medal).
8 Captain Spring served in the 34th Regt in Canada daring the Rebellion in 1838-88.
4 Doctor Msybury served with the late British Auxiliary Legion in Spain from July 1895 ts
Sept., 1837, first as Aisist.Surgeon, and afterwards as Sui^geon, of Uie 10th Monster LIghi Inftntiy;
received two Medals, one for the 6th May 1836, and the other for the storming of Iron in Jans,
1837; was mentioned in General Orders for gallant conduct in dressing the wounded under tbs
hottest fire in the actions of the 16th and 16th March 1837.
Xildare. — 1 Captain Kennedy served with the 77th Regt the Eastern campaign of 1864,
and up to the 13th Jan. 1865, including the battles of Alma and Inkerman, and aiege of Sebastopol
(Medal and three Clasps).
Xing*a County.^ 1 Mijor Bruce served In the 18th Royal Irish throughout tlie war hi
China of 1841, and was present at the storming and capture of Amoy, Wooanng, Chappoa, Chia-
Kiang-Foo, and operations before Nankin ; likewise at the capture of the Bogoe Forts, Boea
Tigris, and barrier forts on tlie Canton river in 1847 ( Medal ). Served throughout the war in
Burmah, and was present at the storm and capture of Martabau (as Major of Brigade), storaung
and capture of Rang^oon (wouoded). Served as Assistant Adjutant General of Division to ths
termination of the war, and present at the capture of Prome, and repulse of the enemy from that
position ; capture of the enemy's forts In the neixhbourhood of Prome ; oocupation of JIaeadsy,
atorm and capture of the enemy's stockades in the vicinity of Donabew. l^moted to rank of
Major for service in Burmali.
Lanark. — I Captain Gill served in the Kaffir war of 1860-63 (Medal), and sustained an attadc
of the enemy at Fort Brown on the 9th April 1861, for which he was thanked in Qenaral Orden,
and appointed Captain Commandant of the Fort; he also harl a horse sliot under him when earryiog
dispatches through the Bcca Pass, and out of his party of ten, three men were IdUed and five
wounded.
2 Captain Park served with the 26th Regt. on the China expedition (Medal), and was preasnt st
Amoy, GoloDgso, Niogpo (defence of)y Tscke, Chapoo, Woosung, Shangliae, Chinkiangfoo, and
Kankin.
3 Captain Scott served in Ava during the campaigns of 1834-S6 ; waa badly wounded during
the attack on Rangoon, and afterwards cnguged at the taking of Tantabein and Donabew (Medal).
Iiaviffaahlnr. — 1 Migor Wardlaw served ten years in the Bengal Army, and was present at ths
battles of Moodkee, Feroxeshah, and Aliwal, and a£fair of Buddiwal (Medal and two Clasps).
4 Captain Williams served in the Punjaub campaign of 1848-49 (Medal).
6 Captain Fenton served with the 63rd Regt. in the Sutlej campaig^n in 1846-6, and was present
at the afiTair of Buddiwal, and in tlie battles of Aliwal and Sobraon (Medal and one Cla^).
8 Captain Whittle served at the Cape of Good Hope with the 91st Regt, and was present under
Shr Harry Smith at the attack and defeat of the emigrant Boers, ou the iSth August 1848.
9 MtjoT Phibbs served five years in India with the 48th Regt., including the campaign againit
the Rajah of Coorg in April 1834. ^
10 Mi^or Chambre served in the 33rd Dragoons with tlic Army of Occupation in Franoa ; and in
the 11th Dragoons, and on the Staff* in India.
11 Major Dickson served with the 10th Regt in Spain, from early in 1813 until the end of
the war ; was present ac the attack of the pass Col do Balaguer, second siege of Tarragona, attack
of the pass of Ordal, under I^rd Wm. Bentinck, and the blockade of Buvelona. Proceeded to
India in 1818, and served in the 4l8t throughout tlie Burmese vrar of 1824-26 ( Medal), and was
present in most of the actions in which the regt. was engaged. Was at the siege of Collapore fai
1817. Also in Scinde and Affghanistan from Nov. 1840 to Feb. 1843 (Medal), and was with the
force under General Ncitt during its march from Candahar, Gliuxnce, Cabul, Jellidabadj and Khyber
Pass, to Ferozepore, in 1842-43.
12 Captain Versturme served in the Ist Hussars King's German Legion the campaigns of 1813,
14, and 16, in the Netherlands, France, and GcrmuDy, including the battle of Waterloo and cap-
ture of Paris.
13 Captain Hartshorn served with the 24th Regt. in Canada, during the rebellion of I837-38»
Mod wu prafent at the bombardment of Navy Island; also the Pnijaab campaign of 1848-40^ u
fTwt Skrmee* of the Officers of the MiRtia. 652
Adjntantof the 94th, inolodloy the panaga of the Cheneby actioa of Sadoolaporc, and battles of
Chi] lien wallah (woQiided)yaiid Goojerat ( Medal and Claaps).
14 Lt.Col. Mathlai tfrred in the SutleJ campaign of 1845^6 (Medal and one Clasp); com«
manded a strong detachment of U. M. Troops at the affiiir of Bnddiwal ; was in oommand at the
battle of Aliwal, where lie liad char^> of the howitzeni (named in the Di«patchef i and made Brevet
Major) ; and commanded the Grenadier Company 62nd KegU at the battle of Sobraun (wounded).
16 Captain Bigee served in the 60th Regt. the SutleJ campaign of 1845-4G, including tha
battles of Moodkee, Perozeshah, Aliwal (wounded), and bobraon (Medal and three Claspg).
1(S Lieut. Brophey Bcr\'ed the Cafitcrn campaign of 1854-55 in the 03rd Rcgt., including the
battles of Alma (severely wounded), Balaklava, and Inkeroian, and siege of Sebaatopol (Medal and
Clasps); he has the Modal for gallant conduct in the field, having distinguished hiuiself while in
charge of the colours, and also the Frsnch War Medal.
17 Captain Robinson served with the 4th ttegt. the Eattteni campaign of 1654 and up to 24th May
1965, Inelndlng the battles of Alma and Inkennan and siege of iSebastopol (Medal and thrta
Clasptt).
X^itrim.— Major Hon. W. J. Forbes served with the Grenadier Guards in the Crimea from
20th Dec. 1854 and has the Medal with Clasp for Sebastopol.
ftMrfneoln. — S Captahi "Pelfiird served in the Peninsula from March 1812 to the end of the war,
inehiding the battle of Salamanca, retreat from Burgos, action of Villa Muriel, affair at Osma,
battle of Vittoria, carrying the outworks of San Sebastian I7th July, and Arst assault on the body
of the fortress 26th July; also second assault and capture dlst Aug. 1813 ; battles of the Nivelle
10th Nov., and Nlve 0th, 10th, and 11th Doc. 1813. Served subsequently in the American war.
He has the War Medal with five Clasps for Salamanca, Vittoria, SU Sebastian, Kivcllc, and Nive. ,
9 Captain Mnlhall served twenty •seven yean in the 17th Regt, and was present with it in the first
Affghan campaign in 183D, including the capture of the fortresses of Ghuznee (Medal), and Khelat.
4 Captain Bowman served in Uie Commissariat Department in the PeninsiUa and south of France
in 1812-13-14; and subsequently in the American war, and was present at New Orleans and Fort
Bowyer in 1816 ; also in Belgium and France with the Army of Occupation in 1815-10.
Xiimerick. — 1 Captain Low 8er\'ed with the 53rd Regt. in the campaign on the SutleJ In
1846, Inelndlng the battles of Aliwal and Sobraou (Medal and CUsp).
2 Qr. Master Neary served the Esstem campaign of 1854«55, including the battles of Alma,
Balaklava, and Inkerman (Medal and Clasps).
4 Lord Clare served on the Staff in the Peninsula, and was present at tlie battle of Bosaco
(Medal and Clusp).
6 Captain Watson served with the 27th in the Kaffir War (Medal).
Iioiidon.'-2 Captain Hobson served with tlic 72nd Bengal N.L throughout the Ist and 2nd
siege operations before Mooltan in 1848-40, including the storm and capture of the city and sur-
render of the fortrew and garrison, affair of the 9th Sept, assault of theSuburbs on 27 th Dec. 1848;
also present at the sun'cnder of the fort und gurriaon of Cheniote, and at tbe battle of Goojerat
(Medal and two Clasps).
ZiOngfoTd. — 1 Colonel White surved in the Peninsula with the 14th light Dragoons, and has
rcceivHl the War Medal with two Clasps for Badajoz and Salamanca^
2 Lieut. Core served aa a Lieutenant in tbe 7th Hussars in the Indian Campaign in 1858, in*
eluding tlie affair of Meangungc, siege and capture of Lucknow, as orderly uiiicer to Brigadier C.
Hagart, also present at the operations acrotis the Goomtce, attack on fort Ruyaghur, action of
AIIyp;iinire, captore of Bareilly, relief of Shahjehanpore (Medal and Clasp).
Louth. — I Captain Oiaplin served with tlie 4Uth Regt. in tlie Crimea from 15th June to
8th Aug. 1866, includlDg the siege of Sebastopol and assault of the Kedau on the 18th June
(Medal and Clasp).
Mayo.— 1 C^ptahi Leet served in the Eastern campaign of 1854 in the 20th Regt., including
the battle of Alma (Medal and Cla«p).
Merioneth. — 1 Lieut. Col. Morgan embarked with the 7tli Fusiliers for Portugal, in March
1810, and vras present at the battles of Tulavers, Biisttco. and Albubcra, where ho was severely
wounded in the knee, and disabled for nearly twelve months. In April ltil3 he lejoined the
regiment in the Peninsula, und was proxcut at the baitles of Viitnria, tiio Pyrenees, Nivelle,
Nivi>, Orthes, and Toulouse ; after which he accompanied the Fusiliers to A inerica, and was pre*
sent at the attack on New Orleans, in January 1815. lie hus received tlic Wui' McNial witli eight
Clasps.
Middlesex. — 1 Major Klriiy nerved for 23 years in the Madras Army, ten of which on the
lii'giinental Staff, and beven in politicul emplovrntrnt in the Mysore Conimit<»t(iu. Was prescni in
the Goomsoor campaign of 183(1, where a chief was taken prisoner by him, und his comjmny
(the light) took muny ])ri»K)m'r8 uiid arms, lie held ctiuimund of tburCKinpMuiest at tliC advance |>o«t
of I)urg«]iersaud, for a ^hort time. Served in Uio China expedition (^Mi'Ual), and ua» pica^'ntat
the ktormingof CJhin Kiang Foo, and »t the invc«tni«ut of Nunkin.
S Captain Mangles served witJi the50th Hegt. in ihe Kaiitem campaign of 1854, including the
battles of Alma and Inkerman, and Kic^ee of ScOaiitoiKil (Medal and CluMps).
Kona^haii. — 1 (^ptain Crofton sencii with the Gth Kegt. during tlio Kuffir war in 1850-51,
and was engaged with the Katiirs in the Bouiah Pa<>s in the Aniatola Mouutaius on tlie •4ih Dec.
1860 on which oeeasion his horse was shot under hjm ; wus also present in the con bincd attack on
the Anatohift on the Si8th June 1851 (M«dal).
^ Major Woodwright ser^'od with the 18th Royal IrL^h throughout the wai* in China (Medal)
and was piesent at the taking of Amoy, Chapoo, Shanghai, and Chiukianglbo. lie also »er%ed
with Ihe tStb in tlie Bnnnah war of l»5tf-53 tu the condusiou (Medal) and was presint at the
naval action and destruction of the enemy's stockades on the Rangoon river, lauded in command
658 tyiir Services of the Officers of the Militia.
or a company of the Royal Iriiih and with the Marines of the Fox frigato stormed and dc^trovcd
the Dalla stockades ; sprved during; the three f*iicceeding duys* upomtions in tlic vicinity and at the
■torni and capture of Ranj^oon, and on the 14th A)>ril was with the storniiny: party at the Gmt
Dsgou Pallia, also present at the capture of Pronie and repulse of the night attack on tlie heights
uf l*n)mp in .Ian. 1853; connnandcd a company of tlie IHth during the whole of the succeMfU
operations in the Donubcw district inchidiug the 17tli Maroli 185*1 (wounded) when the 18th
■tornied and curried the firht stockadOi uUo the 10th March when the stronghold of the fiurnim
Chief Meu Toou was stormed and after conrtidorahic I(>Sf« capturcil.
Moatifomerj. — 1 Lt.Col. Pryco served witli the Snd Queea*s Royals in the campaign in tin
Southern Mahratta Country and the Concsu in 1844>4o, and was in the storming party at the cap-
ture of tlio FortrcM of Paimlla ; and commanded an outpost at the capture of Munohnr and
MuuBuntosh.
'2 Major Ueudncll served the camimign of 1840-41-4*2, and was prei^cnt in the actioua of Kilh
Aziden. Goninn, Ghuznee, occnpntion of CuImioI, and nil the uflTairjk in whicli the Ctnduhar Dirifioi
under General Nott was engugcd in its pro^res^ tiii'ouKh tlie Ivlioord Cal)Ool, Tezeeu, Jugdulluek,
and Khyher Passes ( Modal ).
Ifforfolk. — 1 Captain Hon. Fred. Wiilpole was engaged in the operations in Clilna (Medal),
while serving as Flu*; Lientcnunt to the Naval Commander in Chief^ Sir G. H. Seymour.
a Captain ilon. 11. Ilurliord lierved with the 71st Highlanders in the Crimea from 20 Dec. 1854
to Feb. 1855, nnd has tiie Medal and Clusp for iSei)a$topol.
Northumberland.— 1 Cuptuin Gslton served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 with the
50th Rt'gt., including tlic battles of Alma and Inkcrman, and siege of Seh«istopo1 (Medal and thn^
Clasps).
2 Captain Aylmcr served with tlic 07th Rogt. at the siege of Sebasto|)ol from 20th Xov. 1861
( Medal and Clasp, and 5th Clafs of the Medjidie).
H'ottlngham. — l Captain Girardot comuianded a detachment on board the JBirknihcad^
when wrecke<l off' Danger Point, Cape of Good Hope, on the night of the 26th Feb. 1852. He
•erved vi;h the 43rd in the Kuffir war of 1852-53 (Mo<Ia1).
2 Major WHxon sened fn Spahi fnmi .April 1812 to the end of the campaign, inchidfnjr the
first siege of Tanugona. retreat therefrom, a'*tions before Alooy, battle of Cnstalia, second siege of
Tarraifoiia, action at Ordal, investment of H>irc(lona, besides various other aflfidrs. Served aUo ut
the siege and Ciipture of (ienoa. and with the expedition to Naples.
Perth.— 1 Captain Riddell served with the 7th Dragoon Guards in the Kaffir war of 1 840-47
(Medal).
RoBCommon. — 1 Lient.Colonel Caulfield served as a Lieut, in the 4th Regt. from 18iH) to
1813, in the Mediterranean and on the coast of Afn'eo, and in the Peninsular war ; was present in
the advance to M:idrid, buttle of Salamanca, siege of l^urgos, and several affairs on the retreat
from Burgos. He has received the War Medal with one Clasp.
RoBB.— 1 Colonel Fraser served in the Peninsula as a Captain in the Coldstream Guards, and
was wounded at the attack on Durgos: right leg amputated. He has received the War Medal
with one Clasp for Salamanca.
Shropaldre. — 2 Captain Russell served la the Royal Xavy, and was on board IT. M. S. Albion,
with Admiral Sir F. A. Ommanney, at Xavarino (Medal).
Somerset. — 1 LieutCol. Ltitirell served with the Grenadier Guards in the Peninsula, and has
received the War Medal with two Clasps for the batthn of the Nivelle and Nive. lie served also the
campaign of 1815, and was present at the battle of Waterloo.
Btirlinff.—l Captain S. Kenny served in the Caffra war of 1851 52 and 5:) (Medal).
Suffolk.— 1 Colonel fienco served the campaigns of 1800-10-11, in the Peninsula, with the 16th
Light Dragoons, and irus in fourteen actions, including Oporto, Tulavcru (wounded), passage of
the Coa, and Busaco. Has received the War Medal with two Clasps for Talavera and Busaco.
2 Mf^or Parker {^e^ved seventeen years with the Army of India, and was present at the siCi^e and
capture of Bhurtpore and its dependencies in 1825-20 (Medal).
Surrey. — 1 Lient.Colonel i'nrratt served at Walcheren in 1800; and in the Peninsula from
1811 to the end fif that war in 1814, including tite defence of Cadiz, siege of San Sebastian, battles
of Nivelle and Nive, actions at Vic Bigorrc and Tarbes, and battles of Orthes and Toulouse. He
has received the War Merlal with five Clasps.
2 Captain Barnes served with the troops under General England in Southern Affghanistan.
Accompanied Colonel Wymer's exi)edition from Candahar for the destruction of the eJiemy's forts
in the Urghundab Valley. SeiTed with (.reneral Nott*s forco at Candahar (Medal), advance and
re-capture of Ghuznee (Medal), Cabool (Mcdul).
5 licut. Colonel Hvelyn was present at the defence of Kulafat in 1854. lie was appointed by
the Briti»h Government lo serve under General Cannon with the Staff of the Turkish Anny, in
which he receivtHi the rank of Keimahan. IIu nceomiianied the Allied expedition to the Crimea,
and waspresent In the battles of Alma, iialaklavu, and Inkerman ; in the trenches before Sebasto-
pol, and ot the defence of I'jupatoriu. Ueceiv(d the honorary rank of Lieut. Colonel iu the British
Army, 2:ird Oct. 1857 (Medal and f«Mir Clasps for the Ciiir.ea, Turkish Medal).
0 Captain Bellew served in the Pindarroo war, and was prewnt at the surrender of AJmecr nnd
Kummulnair, storming the town, bonibardment and sunxMider of the fort of Madpoorujpoi'O,
attack and capture (if the fort of Lnmba Rajesthan; was employed against the Hill Tril>cs of the
Lurka Kholes; served during the first Bunne^e war (Mcilal) us Mihtary Secretary to Brigadier
General Morrison, and was present at the affjirs of I^adirah and Mahatco, and storm and capture
of the fbrtitied heights of Arracan.
SiiJi«ez.— 1 The Duke of Richmond joined the army in Portugal^ on the 24th July 1810, as Aide
de Camp and Assistant Military Set!T«i\aTv lo VVvc BuVe of Wellington, with whom he remained until
War Services of the Officers of the Militia. 654
tiiA close of the war in 1814, and was present in all the skirmisheB, affkirs, general actions, and
mefgeB^ which took place during that period, amongst which were the battles of Basaco and
l^entes d'Onor, storming of Ciudad Hodrigo, storming of Badajoz, battles of Salamanca, Vittoria,
mod the Pyrenees, the first storming of San Sebastian, action at Vera, and battle of Orthes. He
vas sent home with duplicate Dispatches of the battle of Salamanca, and the capture of Astorga by
tjlie Spaniards ; and with the Dispatches of Vera and the entrance of the army into France. In Jan.
IB] 4, being desirous of obtaining a practical knowledge of Regimental duty in the field, he left the
Puke of Wellington's Staff to join the first battalion of his Regt.,the 5^nd Light Infantry, and was
present with it in the battle of Orthes, where he was severely wounded in the chest by a mnsket-
ball, which has never been extracted. At the end of 1814, he was appointed Aide de Camp to the
Ihrince of Orange, and was with him in the battles of Quatre Bras and Waterloo; — after the Prince
of Orange was wounded, the Duke of Richmond joined the Duke of Wellington as Aide de Camp,
mod remained with his Grace during the remaininsr part of that campaign. His Grace has received
tiie War Medal with eight Clasp:«.
2 Captain St. Clair served with the Bombay Horse Artillery in the campaign of 1889-40, In
Aflfehanistan, and was ))rcsent at the storm and cupture of Ghuznee (Medal), and occupation of
C>aboo1 ; also at the storming of Khrjjuck.
Tyrone. — 1 Major Caulfield sensed with the Coldstream Guards in the trenches before
Sebistopol from Jan. 1855 until a few day<« before tlie fall of the town, and was present at the
attack on the enemy's works on tlie 18th Juno (Medal and Clasp).
The Kinf^s Own.~l Captain Gray served in the 7th Dragoon Guards with the expedition
against the insurgent Boers beyond the Orange River, and was present in an affair on the 20tb
April 1845. Served also throughout the Kaffir war of 1840-7 ( Medal).
2 Quartermaster White served witli the 50th Regt. the Gwalior campai{;n, and was present at
the battle of Punniar (Bronze Star). Served also the Sutloj campaign of 1845-46, including the
battles of Moodkee, Fcrozeshah, Aliwal, and Sobraon— at Sobraon he carried tlic Queen's colour
(Medal and three Clasps). Has also a Medul for Meritorious Services.
3 AssistSurgeon Hayes served in the Crimea during the siege and fall of Sebastopol ^Medal
and Clasp).
The Queen's Orrn. — 4 Captain Wallack served tlie Sutlej campaigns 1845-46 in the 9lh Regt.,
including the battles of Moodkee, Ferozesiiah, and Sobrnnn (Medal and two Clasps).
IVarmck. — 1 Major Barnard was wounded in the iicad on tiie 19th July 1847, when engaged in
action with tlio rebel natives at Wangantii, in New Zealand.
li Captain Vaugliton served with the 90th Li«ht Infantry at the siege of Sebastopol from 2nd
Doc. 1854 to 19th July 1855, and was present at the repulse of tlie RiissiaiT sortie on the night of
the 22ud March, in which he commanded a detachment of the OOtli ; was ulso at tlie taking of the
Quan-ies on the 7ih June, and attack of the Redan on the 18th June (Medal and Clasp).
Westmeath. — 1 Captain Gardiner served on the Staff of Colonel Ontrani, and in command
of a detachment of the 17th Regt. in the Southern Mahratta campaign of 1844-5, and was
present at all the operations of the Light Field Force, including the capture of Gotea, 2lst, and
of Munohur Stockades and Fort, 25th Jan. 1845; at tlie latter he led the Forlorn Hope, and was
severely wounded. Of his party of sixteen men, four were killed and nine wounded. Received the
thanks uf the Governor in Council of Bombay, and those of the Commander in Chief in India,
in General Orders, for bis services.
W^ezford. — 1 Captain Newport served with the 39th Regt. upwards of 20 years, and in the
Peninsula was employed as Adjutant to the Light Brigade under Major Gen. Crawfurd in all its
movements, opposetl to the Corps of Mai'shal Regnier on the memorable junction of Lord Hill's
Division with the Main Army on the Sierra of Bu.<iaco : he was present at the buttle of Busaco,
retreat to the Lines of Torres Vedras, expulsion of Mai-shal Massena and his army from Portugal,
capture of the fortresses of Campo Mayor and OIivcn(;a, first siege of Badajoz, battle of Albuhera,
sui prise and capture of Marshal Gerard's Division at Aroyo de l^lolino; and the second siege of
Badajor. (War Medal with two CIusps for Busaco and Albuhera).
WicUoixr.— 1 Captain Howard served the Eastern campaign of 1854-55 with the 44th Regi-
ment, iucluding the battles of Alma and Balaklava, nud sitge of Sebastopol (Medal and Clasps).
Wiltshire. — 1 Captain Pcrsse served with the 90th Lt. Infantry in the Crimea fi'om 4th Dec.
1854 to 26th Feb. 1855 and has the Mt^al with Clasp for Sebastopol.
York.-— 1 Captain Willan served throughout the Sutlej campaign of 1845-40, and was present
at the battle of Ferozeshah (Medal).
3 Captain Bulguy served as a Lieutenant in the Gth Regt. in the Kaffir war of 1840-47 (Medal),
the latter part of which he was selected to organize and command a mounted force of 80 men ol
the regiment. Served as Captain of the Light Company of the 4th Hegt. in the Eastern campaign
of 1854 (Medal and three Clasps for Alma, Inkcrman, and Sebastopol).
4 Captain Armytage served with the 6th Regt. in the Kaffir w«r of 1840-7, at the close of which
he was appointed Superintendent of the military village of Woburn, on the immediate frontier of
the colony. lie sc>rved also through the Kaffir war uf 1850-51-52, and was severely wounded on
the 28th Jan. 1852.
5 Colonel Hind served with the 45th Regt. in the Kaffir wor of 1840-7 ( Medal).
6 Major Dowker served as Adjutnnt of the 0th Regt. in the Kaffir war of 1840-47 (Mediil).
7 Captain 1lob!K)n was present with the Buffs at the battle of Punniar, 29th Dec. 1843, and has
re<n)lved the Bronze Star.
8 Lieut. Nicholson served the Waterloo campaign with the 14th Regt., including the taking of
CUunbray.
9 Captain Lamb served in the Eastern campaign of 1854-55, Including the battle of Inkenoan,
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